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UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS fcast 15* Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 165 Number 38 McGovern outlines policy II to end (C) 1972 WASHINGTON STAR NEWS CLEVELAND, OCT. 5 - Sen. forces own big-power politics fully adequate to defend our land commitments. and fill vital defense economic with our must and re - establish healthy political relationships principal allies and trading involved us in the internal affairs of other countries. •It must envision a political world George McGovern Thursday outlined a •It must look toward a prudent partners in Europe, Japan, Canada and community with the capacity to foreign policy which would move relaxation of tension with potential Latin America. resolve disputes among nations, and to away from big - power politics and adversary powers, such as the Soviet *It must avoid the kind of reflexive interventionism that has foolishly (continued on page 20) give small and undeveloped countries a Union and China. bigger voice in shaping the world. McGovern decried President Nixon's devotion to the balance - of power concept, calling it a naive prenuclear view of the world. "Our preoccupation with a military balance leaves untouched the deadly imbalances among population, U.S. will screen Arabs resources and wealth, and they too suspected of terrorism endanger our lives," McGovern said. He said that if elected he would open diplomatic relations with Peking immediately, and would recommend Japan for a seat on the U.N. Security (C) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES government's effort aimed at off a panic among Arab students and Council. preventing similar incidents in the others with legitimate reasons for NEWS SERVICE He also repeated his promises to United States was focused only on being in the United States. reduce military spending, though he WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 - The those individuals the government had Other government sources indicated did not mention any figures, and to Nixon administration, acting on a the operation, about which they reason to believe might be planning end the war in Vietnam, though he is promise by the President to protect such activities. He stressed the refused to give details for fear of Israeli citizens in the United State diminishing its effectiveness, had only saving the details for a major television from potential terrorist attacks, has government had no intention of address Talks about taxes on Tuesday. According to a speech prepared for begun a major effort to identify Arabs harassing the U.S. Arab community in general, and wished to avoid touching (continued on page 15) the city club here, McGovern offered residing in the United States suspected lident Nixon was all smiles after a news conference Thursday these guidelines for America's new of planning terrorism and to screen Ire he told newsmen there will be no presidential tax internationalism in the '70s: more carefully travelers from Arab [ease in 1973. AP Wirephoto •It must be supported by a strong national defense, but free of waste; nations entering the United States. A spokeman for the Immigration and Naturalization Service called the semisecret operation "a very touchy Voter groups push IMES CONGRESS one," and refused to elaborate on just what steps were being taken to locate last-minute signups potential terrorists or which federal Abbott Road, or at the Michigan By ROBERT BAO agencies, besides his own, were State News Staff Writer Youth Politics Institute (MYPI) office, involved. located underneath Paramount News spending But other government sources said Nixon hits Center across from Berkey Hall. the effort was nationwide in scope and Students who wish to cast ballots all federal agencies involved with on Nov. 7 must be registered to vote Also, a door-to-door, last minute international travel and with the by 8 tonight — after which one must drive is being conducted for the major said the Vietnam peace talks are in a that none of his present White House wait four more years to help elect a part of today. |SHINGTON (AP) - President suppression of terrorist activites were Residents of Meridian Township sensitive stage. aides were involved. condemned "congressional taking part, including the State Dept. president. Nixon would not predict when or if •Said he would ask Congress next can register at the Meridian Mall lending" Thursday as a threat to and the FBI. Anybody residing in East Lansing between 5 and 8 tonight. ' e not to increase taxes. the war might end, but said: "If we year to reduce property taxes on the Nixon's statement promising to take who is 18-yeais-old or older and elderly, pledged to continue to press Those in Lansing can register at the I wide ranging news conference, can make the right kind of settlement "adequate security measures" to a U.S. citizen is eligible to before the election, we will make it." for welfare reform and said he would Lansing City Hall, on the east side of shrugged off his election protect Israeli nationals living or register. Since "residence" means the main lobby, between 8 a.m. and 8 Bent's corruption charges and Nixon said his personal campaigning consider the constitutional where one habitually eats, sleeps and traveling in the United States was p.m. Also, four mobile vans with would be limited but he will make a amendment approach if Congress made Sept. 5, the day 11 members of keeps belongings the larger part of the nationwide radio address — paid for by doesn't act to check forced busing. authorized registrants will cruise the Israeli Olympic team were killed year, virtually all MSU students are door-to-door. Democratic nominee McGovern has |. _ his campaign committee — on the issue called Nixon's administration the most by a group of Palestinian guerrillas in eligible to register here. (continued on page 17) || Cl CJ © S©©S of Astaxes Saturday night. he stood behind a black leather corrupt, deceitful and tricky in the Munich, West Germany. Sol Marks, the district director of Between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., l chair in his office fielding questions nation's history. the Immigration and Naturalization residents of East Lansing can register for 40 minutes in his first news (continued on page 15) either at East Lansing City Hall, 410 Service in New York, emphasized the suits on conference in five weeks, the I President: •Said he is "not going to dignify" Residents >ortion law:corruption Sen. George McGovern's charges of 1 By LINDA WERFELMAN in his administration by responding to them, adding that "I think the responsible members of the dislike new State News Staff Writer - .. , .. . . Democratic party will be turned off by hall image „ I If P.rosecutlo"s he present state should take place abortion law, this• kind of campaigning... » vowed "there will be no F ■mann Coun,tyJ®rcuit. ruled Thursday. Jud*e Nathan presidential tax increase" but said he would forego campaigning and stay By ROBERT BAO 1 his decision is not overturned in cIose to the White House "until that State News Staff Writer >a, it would make passage of the very g^t danger of a tax increase L ■ember k°n election ,re .ormballot 'ssue on t*1® caused by congressional overspending Snyder - Phillips, once the leading unnecessary, is met and defeated." campus enclave for free love, dope and fmann said. -Said efforts to reach a Vietnam revolution, has now apparently "gone rortions could not be performed settlement will not be affected by the straight " according to some residents ly before Tuesday, when the Nov 7 election. He said the bombing there. !tleXP^ pitted P ° to d the "SIS defendants' and of NorthweVietnam would mining "until get "You can't even smell dope in the continue some corridors any more," one returning [neys, Kaufman said. agreements on the negotiating front." junior complained. "Beer cans are Jortion clinics would then be •Defended as good for America the being piled on the window sills and the P'tled to operate under regulations Soviet wheat deal but pledged to take other day I actually saw a couple of |ne Michigan Public Health Dept., action if investigation shows grain crew cuts on the loose." fcded. - jaufmann's ruling stemmed from a ■by 1,070 women. Those filing the dealers made illegal profits. •Repeated that he had no personal, Playing it "What grosses me out," chipped in another old - time resident, "is that knowledge of the alleged bugging of Things are changing in Snyder-Phillips where residents now gather to play cards frequently. the 'Women Only' johns are no longer |argued that women have rights of Democratic headquarters in the Many are complaining the halls' distinctive atmosphere is evaporating. coed as they used to be." (continued on page 10) Watergate office building and repeated State News photo by Nick Jackson Such nostalgic complaints have filled the daily chitchat around the Snyder - Phillips grill, as a result of what many see as a systematic effort — denied by dorm officials — to clean up augment the traditionally "freakish" image of agencies By MAUREEN MCDONALD follow - up counseling to avoid detrimental psychological effects after child, whether she is married or not, he continued. counselors to deal with the initial dilemma and work to find a desirable solution for the woman. Both agencies the residence complex. with To support their charges grumbling residents point out that psychedelic artwork on walls have been coated "puke green" paint, and that all and "An unwanted child may keep the entrances are being locked at midnight the decision to keep the baby or have are closely aligned with Michigan TONI PELLILLO abortion is made. woman or family from reaching on weekdays and 1 a.m. on weekends. an Clergy for Problem Pregnancy State News Staff Writers previously • set goals and cause even "People who have practically lived Dr. Sumer Verna, a psychiatrist at Counseling (MCPPC). As more and more Michigan women the University Health Center, more harmful psychological effects (continued on page 17) than an abortion," Verma said. Becky Hollin^worth, Listening Ear find themselves faced with an explained there are usually two types coordinator, said a counselor discusses Most area counselors require unwanted and unplanned pregnancy, of reactions plaguing girls who have the various alternatives positive proof of pregnancy. The the avenues of counseling and advising have also increased in number. had abortions. University Health Center, Planned She added some distraught women Applications "In some cases, the girls experience Parenthood and various other clinics come to her with suicidal tendencies, "The Lansing area has a vast resource a sense of immediate relief. In others, which the counselors quickly try to Student applications for offer pelvic exams and urine analysis I of trained problem pregnancy lingering feeling of guilt remains for membership on the State News Board a at a nominal cost. A woman must be dispel. counselors to assist in dealing with a very long time because of religious or Listening Ear welcomes the at least four weeks pregnant for the of Directors are due at 5 p.m. loneliness and in making the difficult personal feelings," Verma said. woman's boyfriend and parents to test to be positive. today in the State News Business decision to have the child or to But the most severe problems occur attend counseling sessions and to aid terminate ••regnancy. The Drug Education Center (DEC) Office, 345 Student Services Bldg. when the woman decides to keep the and Listening Ear offer trained (continued on page 17) The social agencies will also provide 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Octob„, Vote on spending curb OK summary (c) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE The committee authorized a separate vote to be taken on more members of Congress to have usu.p^ WASHINGTON, OCT. 4 - The House Rules Committee another section of the bill — one that would set up a special power, decided Wednesday to let members of the House vote on whether they want to give President Nixon sweeping new joint committee of senators and House members to review powers to reduce government spending. congressional * procedures for handling spending measures. The fact that the Ways and Means Commits J Nixon's spending - celling plan offended laanym- Breaking with the tradition that prohibits amendments There is widespread agreement that these procedures tj,e House Ways and Means has the largest 4' on bills Cram the Ways and Means Committee, the Rules are defective, because they provide no system whereby any House committee — over taxes, social s< Committee decided to permit a vote on a much softer Congress can review the total spending it has approved for anrf foreign trade and currency issues, • - version of spending control than the one asked by Nixon au the different departments, agencies and programs. It is a jt does not have jurisdiction over among and approved by Ways and Means. appropriations piecemeal system. The issue was expected to reach the House floor Tuesday. The administration is throwing almost unlimited But the idea of creating such a special committee came Its approval of the spending ceiling was seen h» resources into the attempt to defeat the amendment and to from the Ways and Means Committee whose chairman, members of the House as an incursion into the te-^- gain the strict control that it wants. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas, is considered by more and the Appropriations Committee. The administration has pulled its lobbyists off other "If we can make the right legislation and has all or nearly all of them working on the kind of settlement before the election, we will tnake it." expenditure control measure. Nixon wants, in brief, a grant of power from Congress that would permit him to take any steps he chose to hold IN MILITARY, POLITICAL ARIAS President Nixon federal spending in the current fiscal year to $250 billion. Sides still at impasse Most members of Congress agree that it would be desirable to have some cutback from the anticipated spending total, which may run as high as $260 billion. But the opponents of the spending ceiling, who include See story page 1 the Democratic leadership of the House, do not wish to give the President such unlimited authority. They have worked out, instead, a plan that would direct Nixon to tell Congress, by next Jan. 2. where he thinks spending ought to be cut. Then Congress would vote on his proposals. No one would predict Wednesday the outcome of next Tuesday's vote. Chief in Paris peace PARIS (AP) - negotiator, Hanoi's Xuan Nguyen Thi Binh, chief delegate of the Viet Cong's said plan later that already had been talks the Nixon forward, you backward. This is make! At stake was not only the substantive issue of how, if at Thuy, declared before and provisional revolutionary rejected "because of the gap cannot be fi all, the budget was to be cut, and the controversy after the 162nd session of government, said the colonialist conditions of the agreement Danish leader named concerning a large delegation of power to the President, but the Vietnam peace talks antagonism in the United States." Among reached." ca also a fight among House Democrats for supremacy. other things, the Thursday that the positions negotiating positions "has Binh said This became clearer than ever Wednesday when the Rules of the two sides "remain Communist object that the her created a wide gap that Anker Joergensen. a 50 - year - old union leader, Committee also voted to pennit a second exception to the prepared to work very far apart on makes the solution to any proposal would leave the "concrete became Denmark's new prime minister today in a general rule that the House merely gets to vote yes or no on military and political substantial regime of Nguyen Van measur* question implement an a|„_.. brief ceremony at the royal palace. He Ways and Means Committee bills. questions." impossible." Thieu in power in Saigon. replaced her proposal for a Jens Otto Krag, who resigned Tuesday. U.S. Ambassador William Binh reiterated her provisional gove~ J. Porter again raised Joergensen's appointment as Krag's successor charges that "the United replace the Saigon was accepted Wednesday by the governing Social Democratic party and the opposition parties. MSU campaign to aid President Nixon's May 8 cease - fire proposal as an opportunity to "stop all this States has waged a war of aggression against Vietnam" She said she reach an v agreement U.S. government and "has obstinately Jorgensen is an unknown in government politics. killing." effect that He said after the meeting: pretended that the Saigon He never held a Cabinet post. Opposition parties viewed him with some skeoticism because of his lack of government experience. Community Chest fund The annual MSU campaign in support of with specific sub - goals allocated to "We did our best but the results were zero." Porter told the session administration that is the legal one despite the fact this administration is sole Communist regime U.S. puppet regime imposed Vietnam." upon that the Viet Cong's Sept. set up, fostered and the United Community Chest will be various colleges and divisions. The overall 11 declaration its commanded by the United launched officially Thursday. community goal is set at $2,173,500. on Asked what States to serve as a tool of Volunteer leaders representing the 27 In last year's drive on campus, 12 proposed tripartite the U.S. war of aggression measures she ref Soviets ease exit tax divisions of the University will meet at the colleges and divisions exceeded their goals, government "compounds and its policy of spokesman Sau said with the highest reaching 153 per cent. the difficulties by proposing that once the United MSU University Club to review the nature neo-colonialism.." of the services provided by the 45 agencies However, some colleges and divisions fell an arbitrary, illogical has revealed the prr The Soviet Union has indicated it will ease up on short of their objectives. formula." She said the United election affiliated with the United Community plans Funds contributed last year made He said "your side" has States also has sought "to the imposition of exit taxes of Jews seeking to Chest, and MSlFs role in the community - ready to discus wide possible the provision of services to a total been unable to explain or deny the existence of the conditions to emigrate, administration sources said Wednesday. campaign. canj of 114,476 individuals or families by interpret these proposals. provisional revolutionary out." Andrei A. Gromyko, the Soviet foreign minister, This year's campus chairman, John C. Porter commented that if government." Lansing agencies within the United reportedly conveyed the word to President Nixon Howell, associate dean, Colleges of Human Nixon's May 8 offer had Medicine and Social Science, will briefly Community Chest and Michigan United been "This U.S. denial of the in their meeting at Camp David Monday Fund agencies. Assistance took the form of accepted,"the cease - night. summarize this year's objectives. The goal fire, prisoner return and facts, besides its incorrect Rocifl^nt Gromyko did not promise to eliminate the tax, the for the university has been set at $200,000 family services, child care, health services, negotiating position, have 1 and youth and character development. complete American made the U.S. proposals sources said, but implied that it would be imposed withdrawal could have . ■ selectively for the time being and eventually taken place by now." utterly unreasonable and groundless. reminde allowed to wither into disuse. The Viet Cong's press She claimed that "each » spokesman, Ly Van Sau, time we make a step TO iGQ I ST Cambodia closes paper Tne State News is published by the students of LANSING (UPI) Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Milliken has urg Winter and Spring school terms, Michigan residents Mondays, Wednesdays The Cambodian Information and Fridays during Summer Term, and a years of age to mate Ministry Welcome Week edition is published in special announced Thursday that the Defense Ministry September. they are registered Subscription rate is $16 per year. before the deadli: permanently shut down on Wednesday antoher Member Associated Press, United Press registration arrives at opposition newspaper, the daily Republican Party International, Inland Daily Press Assn., today. Michigan Press Assn., Journal. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan "We owe it to Collegiate Press A communique said the Journal, which follows Assn. to our families and three or four other publications into forced Second class,postage paid at East future, to become Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services positive majority, closure, was closed for publishing articles in the Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, out, participate last two months "prejudicial to the country's Michigan, 48823. helping to make internal and external security." decisions that will a" Phones: quality of life for News/Editorial 355-8252 years to come," he' Classified Ads statement. 355-8255 Yugoslavia hosts Sadek Display Advertising Business Office 353-6400 on "Our nation wasf the principle i 355-3447 War Photographic 355-8311 participation of all Minister Lt. Gen. and that ideal is u Mohammed Ahmed Sadek of Campus Information 353-8700 today as it was ne Egypt met today with years ago," he said. President Tito, supreme commander of Yugoslavia's armed forces. COLONEL SANDERS' Sadek was the guest of the armed forces during a six - day "BIG CHICKEN FEED SPECIAL visit. It was believed the aim of the visit was to establish closer contacts between Egypt and Yugoslavia in the manufacture of arms. U.S.-Russia plan flight Regular $550 Vulue A group of U.S. space engineers begin two weeks of met tins next Monday with Soviet space experts MONDAY Dill TUESDAY Only in Moscow on plans for a joint Russian - American Ml space flight. A joint American - Soviet space flight, to be GANT BUTTONS DOWN THE COLLAR K29 called the Apollo - Soyuz test project, was agreed and to during President Nixon's visit to Moscow earlier a new kind of shirt classic appears loo*»ail m this year. in polyester/cotton oxford cloth. "COLONELS BIG CHICKEN FEED . . SPECIAL" Tentative plans call for the mission ot be flown ideal accompaniment for i2 ' in 1975. It will include a link American Apollo spacecraft and a Soviet up in space of an your • r'!€!* A pint 01 ,ln*er "cWn' K°od chicken of salad of Soyuz tweeds and country textures. your choice spacecraft. Crews of the two countries will then • Mashed potatoes A. Herringbone design solid color. • A pint of the exchange visits. Colonel's good hot gravy Pink, blue, brown, ecru, green. $12. • Six hot fresh rolls Traditionalist's tartan tie. 6.50 t A"J'fl$4.29 Monday and Titular Spock asks repatriation B. Herringbone stripe. Blue, brown or Young men who dodged the draft to avoid pink on ecru ground. $13. Stripe tie. $7. Lansing Loves What The Colonel Cooks serving in Vietnam should be repatriated, not It's finger lickin granted amnesty, Dr. Benjamin Spock, the good. People's party presidential candidate, said Wednesday. "Amnesty fried Ikiftau JaoobiSony means a gracious government has agreed to forgive," Spock said. 'The 1040 E. Grand forgiveness River, E. L should be sought by the government for conducting a rotten, illegal, immoral war." SAINTS FOOTBALL OAMEI Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 3 BY HUMAN RELATIONS UNIT Sex clause in cit By DEBBIE CALKINS Subcommittee members affirmative votes and one member of Gay Liberation commission, saying, "I State Newt Staff Writer will determine if the abstention. Movement, which charged encourage you to re East Lansing City Council women's proposal needs The part of Miller's Mayor Wilbur Brookover evaluate your position." will again be faced with the further clarification before violated Gaudard's civil issue of sexual orientation proposal which passed states the entire commission Gaudard asked the a person cannot be denied rights by not appointing concerning the studies it. his civil rights on the basis him to the commission. commission members if V 9 antidiscrimination ordinance passed last spring. The commission can of his sexual orientation. It also specifies a person not Guadard did not specify at the meeting how his rights they had ever been fired from a job, refused housing The Human Relations suggest city council act on asked to leave ( Commission passed part of a the proposal or ask the be denied housing, employment or public were violated. or restaurant because of their a proposal at its Wednesday Women's Center to revise it Gaudard spoke before the sexual orientation. accommodations because of meeting which asks the further. sexual orientation. council to add sexual orientation to a civil rights After a long line of Members of Gay section of the ordinance. It was also decided a meetings without the number of persons needed Liberation Movement, as well as some other members Inmate voting A n t idiscri m i n at ion subcommittee of commission will be meeting the for a quorum, the commission passed the of the community, pushed to have a sexual orientation Lansing senior (second from left), and Commissioner Joe Miller awaits ruling Gaudard, Ea»t with representatives from sexual orientation proposal, clause included in the L,t) discuss a proposal passed by the city Human Relations Commission the Women's Center to introduced Wednesday by antidiscrimination discuss the group's funding commission member Joe ordinance last spring. fanesday to add sexual orientation to the local antidiscrimination ordinance. A minor controversy has In his opinion, the New State News photo by Nick Jackson proposal. Miller, with eight Commission member T. sparked on the eve of Jersey attorney general Clinton Cobb said, "This is today's voter registration referred to the Federal a very difficult area for me deadline — do inmates Voting Rights Act of 1970 because I don't feel the civil awaiting trial have the right which allows a person to hunt in India increasing to cast absentee ballots? register by mail and receive rights of a sick person py DELHI (AP) war, when President Nixon government should not only take political lieutenants. The accusations have American agency's payroll. (referring to a homosexual) should be taken away from him. If a sick person comes to this community, I think Kenneth Preadmore, Ingham County sheriff, told the State News Thursday inmates at Ingham County an not absentee ballot if he is going to be in district "for any reason." Inmates at Wayne County the reportedly favored Pakistan. strong steps against the Minister. Indira Therefore, the Congress CIA, but also should been vague and unproven. Sharma then joined the he should be taken care of." Jail were not being Jail in Detroit were also 5 hunt - the - accusations that the CIA is eliminate the causes of The home Ministry leaked a fight. He maintained that, registered "because we are allowed to register n spy campaign Despite his vote to - busily subverting the Indian unrest so "reactionary story to a local news agency the government has ironclad include sexual orientation in waiting for an opinion from Wednesday night after a I up support Thursday forces like the CIA" could that CIA agents had evidence of a renewed CIA the courts in a law suit ruling by a Detroit judge. economy cannot the antidiscrimination J aI1 embarrassed comfortably be denied not take advantage of it. renewed contacts with local push in India, again without ordinance, Cobb said there concerning the matter." lunist party of India. Then he and 242 other informers after several specifying the proof. He ''No inmate has Gertrude Ludwig, Ingham publicly. is a parallel between Ipesh m Gupta, the Therein lay the problem Communist party of INDIA months of lying dormant. told a news conference that homosexu ality and approached me about the County Deputy Clerk, general secretary, for Gupta, a member of Demonstrators were But to reveal proof, the it was "significant" that a matter," he added. "But maintained Thursday, llied charges by alcoholism. This, he arrested. unattributed dozen U.S. Peace Corps when we get the ruling, however, that Michigan ii and the president of Parliament whose party story said, explained, is because neither we'll be glad to act on it." election laws, as of 1971, boss, Chairman S.A. Dange, The pro - Moscow party, would compromise India's volunteers were expelled tiling Congress party, homosexuals nor alcoholics make no distinction arrested the most moderate of own intelligence networks. from Haryana state at a Jail officials in Hudson was Wednesday will ask or help "until they Jar Dayal Sharma, that while India's three Communist One said the CIA's time when the CIA exposes County, N.J., however, between convicted prisoners IS. Central Intelligence leading a want to." and those awaiting charge. demonstration at a Bombay parties, began its three - day activities were so were being aired. acting on the state attorney ly (CIA) is stepping textile mill that has been agitation Tuesday, the day clandestine that many of The commission received general's opinion, Tuesday James Chapman, election ■operations in India. Gandhi entered the anti the thousands of CIA Both governments and put on file a letter, allowed inmates to register 1 the other hand, Gupa shut for five years. - written by Don Gaudard, specialist at the State CIA fray. Previously she had subversives in his state did strongly deny that there is to vote for the November Election Bureau, agreed no 1 they are wrong in Gupta told newsmen in East Lansing senior, and New Delhi that the left the allegations to not know they were on the any connection. elections. inmate can register by Iding that unrest in absentee ballot. Jountry - such as a nationwide Section 168.758 of the jnunist pgn — , leoples way disturbance is a product of IAactivity. Riots and he said, are merely of telling U' seeks The complaints of 'We're also to hoping that years professional fill inquiries on the positions, state a jail election laws define those eligible to vote absentee as persons that exclude "those confined in or prison." By JOHN LINDSTROM board of trustees. they are tired of discrimination; coordinating information on the experience in personnel, due to all the publicity that ■ng prices and high State News Staff Writer department will replace the Martin S. Baum, the MSU has begun a search Equal Opportunity activities with other directorships will be lploye relations, establishing this department ■>loyment. Detroit attorney who for its first director of programs (EOP). divisions of the department distributed locally by word counseling or civil rights has gotten," Perrin said. ■ exposing alleged CIA argued the Wayne County women's programs and its Also vacant is the and acting as liason with all of mouth, he added. activities; and knowledge of and subversion, "In the mean time we are case, says he plans to file a women and minority groups Minimum requirements current federal regulations s party has put first director of minority position of asst. vice - lawsuit challenging state and all University units. include a masters degreee, regarding equal opportunity working on the first steps to programs. president and director of Jitionists ■e left on the of the right The positions are part of the department. Presently Both directors will be preferably in social science, and the ability to supervise establish the two advisory election laws. He argues it is unconstitutional to deny spot, a c c o untable to the education or labor and and administer programs, councils — women's and ■hington has been fair the new Dept. of Human Joseph McMillan, director minorities. inmates awaiting trial their of the EOP, is acting head department director, but industrial relations; five "We've already had some I in India since last Relations, created last week will have to the voting rights. of the department. access top liber's India Pakistan - In a special meeting of the administration. Robert Perrin, vice - president for University "They will not be Relations, said President operating in a vacuum," rug may stifle Wharton plans to make a Perrin said. I JtanoerJr recommendation for the Leaflets describing the position at the next trustees position's duties and responsibilities, along with lowth of cancer meeting. Perrin declined, however, to name who that person would be. minimum qualifications required and salary, have rTHESDA, Md. (AP) - An Israeli scientist Thursday led evidence that the bacterial substance BCG, now Both directors will responsible for developing action plans applicable to be been printed by the administration and distributed nationally. proudly investigation as a possible new weapon against 'This department is very r, may be a two - edged sword when used alone - at women and minorities, I n animals. David W. Weiss said he and other researchers have investigating formal important to us; so we're handling this in a special opens way rather than our usual I that while BCG can often destroy or curb cancers in ST ANGERS* IS: Michigans leading of contemporary gifts, specializing in 13 Bety of laboratory animals, it sometimes appears to Applications procedure for positions of this nature," Perrin said. different areas purveyor of the most exciting, exclusive, and eclectic collection of gifts and home a cancer's growth - for reasons still unknown, Applications for the "By distributing these accessories to be found outside of San Francisco or New York. Visit both floors of our chief of tumor immunology at the Hebrew Residence Halls Judiciary leaflets nationwide we are rsity - Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem, told positions for students living deliberately seeking the newly designed Emporium featuring: Lighting and Furniture; unusual Candles; Live Jleldit to a report to the first international conference in discuss the status and future of BCG. in residence halls may be widest possible exposure on Plants; Greeting Cards; complete Bridal Registry; Gourmet Cookware; the Museum Shop; HG is actually a strain of tuberculosis bacteria which obtained in 339 Student these jobs." Acrylics Unltd.; the Pot - Pourri Shop (for youth); import Dresses & Jewelry; Creative Services Bldg. through next k TB in cattle but not in humans. Made up of living Friday. Playthings; and the American Crafts and Art Gallery. pned - down bacteria, BCG has long been used as an I TB vaccine. 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Saturday at 9:30 A.M., and JONDAHL Sunday at 12:00, the 1st 100 people at the door will receive a free, live plant! Of course Romertopf food to taste, gourmet coffee to sip, helium filled balloons for the kids. SALE: Regularly $6.00 - $7.00 plants, on sale for $4.67; Ichendorf designer art glass 25% BUT WERE AFRAIB TO ASK ... off; bean bag chairs regularly $39.99, sale price: $21.95; All Indian brass including cricket boxes, horns, soap dishes, trivets, burners, are 50% off; Int'l Designer Group serving trays valued to $8.00, sale priced from 50c to $2.00; Italian 52" smoked glass and brushed e.g. What does the "H" in H. Lynn Jondahl really stand for? aluminum cocktail table, regularly $180.00, sale priced at $69.95; Sheer Kurta dresses, regularly $7.98 ea., now 2/$5.00; Rubber plants, $3.50, regularly $6.00, and hundreds more reductions throughout all departments. ElsSML? MEET JONDAHL AND LEARN OPEN HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday - 9:30 - 5:30; Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday - 9:30 - 9:00; Sundays open 12:00 - 5:00. ABOUT CANVASSING at the "Jondahl Canvass Workshop & General Meeting" Sunday October 8th 4 p.m. -5:30 p.m. EAST LANSING 230 M.A.C. at Albert JiangerJr Birmingham 808 S. Woodward Ann Arbor 307-309 S. State 642-5585 663-4514 332-8611 Union-Room 35 SAN FRANCISCO TO THE MIDWEST MICHIGAN POINT OF VIEW >3 TATE MEWS UNIVERSITY John Borger editor-in-chief McCovern facts win debate Lee Lockwood nine point tax reform program aimed • The repeal of all special tax deduction of interest By MILTON TAYLOR - advertising manager Professor of Economics at closing loopholes: incentives for the development of real borrowed to make investmZJ'l estate, substituting more direct forms the interest greatly exceeds th 1 Charlie Cain, It is the season for political • The taxation of all long term Qf subsidy, where necessary, for the earned by an individual managing editor - . Bill Holstein, campus editor hyperbole. We are told by President capital gains income at the same rates building of low - housing. investments. Bill Whiting, city editor Nixon that Sen. McGovern's welfare as other income rather than, as at ... While McGovern Judy Yates, editorial editor program would result in a confiscation present, at half the regular rate. • The provision of a federal subsidy his program would madee it itclej Mike Cody, copy chief of private capital and Sen. Griffin for state and local governments which exact $ioATI « ^he fuu taxation under the In new federal - Gary Scharrer, sports editor claims that McGovern's tax program issue fully taxable bonds as a means of ■ |ncome tax of the gain on any individuals and revenue d ""*xbur a RAs rt*-' single. 'nc'u^es Pay'n8 f°r steadfastly stuck to my principles, the everyone involved, when I know he decision; thus far, he has failed to everyone else. Hunters should nrfl campus. Well, if the RA is assistant head adviser (currently the did not consult anyone on the floor Last year when I still had the refusing me his services, then I expect head adviser) sought to get me out of besides the RA and myself. respond. subject to persecution because f chance to live in Bailey Hall, the an appropriate rebate on my room and Bailey Hall. However, the best he I was not allowed the Excluding me from Bailey and appreciate the intrinsic beauty oj resident assistant (RA) on my floor boardcharges, which I never got. Why could do was manage to keep me out opportunity allowing the RA to remain, violates hunting rifle or shotgun which em should I pay for to reserve a room in due process because I was never them to enjoy a successful day and myself had personal conflicts and something I don't of Bailey for the next (this) year. Bailey Hall, which is in contradiction to the informed of any action against me, in pursuit of their favorite hobby. some clashes resulted, including ® According to the housing contract, contract which states: housing until it happened. I have never been Some people believe that if to J The assistant head adviser got in the "We are charged with the "During spring - term, you will have an opportunity to charged with the violation of any rule were outlawed animals all over! or ordinance, but still they have country would prosper and mult® excluded me. Even now, I am unable Sorry, but it just doesn't work! To the Editor: Bicyclists need court to return to Bailey Hall because of the manager and head adviser's thoughts. If this is the "justice" students can way. If hunting were outlawed, a To the Editor: expect from standing up for population would grow beyond I We don't normally look forward In an article in the Thursday State themselves, then I can only say: maximum number that their fli to winter driving conditions, but this year News "Bids will open for bike paths," "Don't fight the system. They stick could support. Deer would starfB we do. Bad weather down.on the number of will at least cut there was a paragraph concerning the together and persecute you for being vourself." d,fath by the thousands becfj sheer competition for the bestbrd! bicyclists on possibility of a safe driver award yourself. the road. We much prefer the hazards program for East Lansing. The I wish to remain People would see a prime examplj anonymous of ice, snow and sleet to the hazards apparent idea is to reward people because I do not want to create more Darwin's law of survival of thefl'T created by bicyclists for hard feelings, but I do feel an What would be more merciful tol violating every extremely courteous actions on urge to rule of the road. All the road. I am appalled at this thinly teU others of the animal — a slow, agonizing dea»B vehicles must injustice I have the obey traffic regulations. veiled attempt to extend the arm of undergone. freezing cold of winter, orafB Big Brother into our ever diminishing bullet which usually kills witli'i A little minute? courtesy thrown in would private lives. Name withheld help the situation too. It's difficult to If a person cannot drive safely and Oct. 2, 1972 Hunters keep that in mind, however, when in courteously without the threat of wildlife, probably do their fair share J heavy traffic, a bicyclist exercises his being stopped by the police, I may a bigger share®! right to be on the road and is traveling find it necessary to drive a little more ■ _ letter M s° - called sympathetic pi 5 m.p.h. impeding traffic in a 25 - 35 recklessly. Policy Hundreds of collected thousands of each dollaflj m.p.h. speed zone. James W. Crissman year from Car 54 — Where are you? Mason senior The State News welcomes They should be typed and stoned and all letters ll""8®8 and are used !°L Oct. 4, 1972 ^naeement programs and W Jim Behnke should include home town faculty or staff standing and local' ^de™ ,mProvement of wildlife hab.ta* Doris Bauer phone number. No unsigned letter wiU 1 L I comlng " Li Dept. of Biochemistry be accented for publication The State ' ff,?? ,*?".be ext,nCt '*2?- Oct. 2, 1972 f Improvement and New, wiU print „m|gned u£S££ C' S"', B"" "J*" """ In extreme cases. Letters may te h y* ' edited for clarity and , that more letters conciseness so lu hunters. . „ can h« . The sP'rlt of hunting has been accommodated. Letters will nnt hi C® ,the creation of man, anfl edited for content ' ' ** Probably be here when the U*1 dies. NESBURY by Garry Trudeau MICHAEL FOX we eecENm is ZONKBR HARRIS HAS urrte zonker hhrp/s' LJObJ me 6AMg/... W„n /« WrsJ/Mfi pi# 0ACK * ne 6er it?/.. yes! yes ! iuhat LOOK AT H/M > 80/ 15 HE HAPPY/..He'S P/WC//V6 flA/P Personal tools for peace A CATCH?IT'S /9 SCRCAMIN6 flA/P TOUCHPOkWV yeutN6( / "The outweight political object of the exercise is peace. The intent was to alleviate frustration the means original three branches of federal Remember, the object of the exercise and to garner publicity, for somehow a government are no disproportionately is peace." few students thought Americans had weighed in favor on the executive branch, the fact remains — Congress Clifton Wharton's words somberly forgotten about the Indochina War. has time and again voted increased descended upon the gathered peace Though I do not criticize those who marchers last May at Beaumont Tower march and demonstrate in 1972, I spending for the military, overridden its own votes to end the war, and for a march on the state Capitol in the question if those means are effective wake of the tools against war. simply indicated it adheres to the same Haiphong harbor minings. violence—mania which victimizes the Mi8k They wanted to march — turf of academic protection and down off the of Furthermore, I doubt if the object the exercise in the November executive branch. to the shining symbol of democracy at presidential election is peace. Neither Actually, I doubt peace lies through the channels of the political process. the end of East Michigan Avenue in George McGovem or Richard Nixon will bring peace to Indochina or to We do not elect men to office in this Lansing. this country. country on the basis of issues, but Perhaps futilely, the march took rather on their apparent personality — The President cannot end war — he place. their signs of integrity, devotion and Wharton cannot reduce the defense budget. was wrong, however. The so forth. The murders at Kent State, object of that exercise was no peace. Despit the contemporary theories that the trip to Red China, the welfare debate — those are intangibles to most TOM WICKER voters, as is much of the peace rhetoric. Whoever the voters finally elect will make little difference. I say that not cynically, but rather High refused to disclose the source court of speech or of the .) toothless by undertaking eroding a fishing expedition to source relationships without a to decrease the amount of emphasis we have shifted to the aura of the presidency. One man, be he king or factory worker, is no more powerful to wage the fight for peace than any published information, but because he court order: find out what he might or might not legitimate need of law endorsement, I972 New York Times News Service had refused to answer questions a have been told about he will have access to the court on a other man. Bridge wrote an article in the know or motion to quash and an appropriate Subtley, but religiously, the cause J YORK, Oct. 4 - In its last grand jury had put to him about facts Evening News last May 5 quoting Pearl corruption in Newark. of peace must be advocated by those he had not published and to which he Beatty, a member of the Newark Later, moreover, he contended in protective order may be entered." ■ the United States Supreme That sounds fine, as it did when who resist all violence. The .emptiness field in the Earl Caldwell case may not even know the answers. Housing Authority, as saying that she court that the State of New Jersey had and unacceptability of violence as a In effect, Bridge was questioned by had been offered shown Justice Powell also declared that a J newspaper reporter may not a bribe. A Grand no compelling need for to end is difficult to whatever he might or newsman's privilege "should be judged means an ■to appear before a grand jury to the grand jury as to what mieht — the Jury investigating the possibility of might not know, word is important — or might not be in since he said Beatty had told others on its facts by the striking of a proper emphasize to many people. | questions about the sources of corruption within the authority balance between freedom of the press Nevertheless, not only must the Irmation. his notebook. His refusal to answer has subpenaed him. After losing a fight conflicting stories, and since he had Vietnam War be ended, but so must and the obligation of all citizens to Icurrently, in the case of Paul been adjudged by the New Jersey to quash the subpoena, on grounds that already confirmed to the grand jury give relevant testimony with respect to other forms of violence, be it rape, courts and implicitly by the United a New Jersey statute gave him what he had written. ■urg, the Supreme Court held But the New Jersey courts ruled criminal conduct." terrorism, or U.S. arms shipments to 1 reporter may not refuse to States Supreme Court — which refused immunity, Bridge testified and Even the Dept. Israel. confirmed to the grand jury that that that state's statute protecting the of Justice, in its I questions about illegal activity on Tuesday to delay his jail sentence — guidelines for issuing subpoenas to Peace will not be found in the ballot fth he was a witness, as contempt of court. He could serve Beatty had made the statement, confidentiality of a reporter's sources reporters, says that all other sources of box in November. While participation covered only the identity of a hy in Newark, N.J., Peter J. until Oct. 30, when the grand jury's Bridge refused, however, to answer source; information should be exhausted first. in that political process is necessary, term is continued; or, if it is not and other questions — as to who had this appears to leave open the J 36, the father of two, and once possibility that Bridge should have This precaution like Justice Powell's individual action — by education and ■rter for the defunct Neward he has to be released Oct. 30, he could offered the bribe, what that person be jailed again if a subsequent grand may have looked like, as to whether written something like: "imformed fine words, have been reduced to example — are the tools for peace. News, began serving an sources said today that Beatty said nothing by the New Jersey courts; Let it be the who resists the iminate sentence in the Essex jury asks him the same questions and Beatty had told him of other and it is a safe bet that in the future man someone had tried to bribe her." Then Jr Jail — not because he had he again refuses to answer. harassments about which he had not urge to beat up his wife rather than I to appear before a grand jury, Here is the sequence of events, written in the News. His contentiori he could have claimed immunity any reporter who wants to probe communicate in other ways or the which appears to render the First was that the grand jury was not asking against naming the "informed sources" corruption in New Jersey, and any adult who can convince the schoolchildren •cause he had refused to talk but he would also have been deceiving editor who wants to print his stories, ■ illicit activities he might have Amendment ("Congress shall make no him for the source of confidential on the playground that malicious the will think twice before they do so — law. abridging the freedom of information, but was in effect public and lessening the fighting is poor form — these fed, not even because he had . . which is exactly what the First importance of his story. individual actions though not The United States Supreme Court Amendment is supposed to prevent. sensational and not easy — are the has not as yet heard the substantive exercises which will eventually yield ROBERT BAO case, but its attitude may have been the object of peace. telegraphed when it refused this week There is no panacea to.peace. We to delay Bridge's jail sentence. Yet, in cannot simply vote for George a concurring opinion in the McGovem and go home happily Politics: crozy Caldwell-Branzburg cases last spring, Justice Powell had attempted to reassure the press in these words: give assured that peace will come. Finally, peace will be achieved "If the newsman is called upon to The Unibed way within the system. People who carry give information bearing only a remote on their roles within the society — his vies. But from there, how can one leap to the abysmal Jently, a Gallup Poll stunned readers with the finding and tenuous relationship to the subject UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST store clerk, banker, factory worker — loters now see President Nixon as "more sincere and conclusion that ergo Nix "I find through your defendant is entitled to have gone through a charging Turner's effort agents or provocateurs you bail" and ordered Turner "Go-Tour," the two - day LONDON 'make a circus of the force me into a position taken to the Pinellas County rousing session Turnerites (UPI) - Beer comes in kegs, growlers, six courthouse." where I have to protect the Jail next door. Deputies use to Turnerize prospective packs, cans — and plastic The Florida-based judicial process," Judge then executed the order. buyers into laying out cold pouches? businessman, who parlayed Patterson told Turner. cash for the motivational Turner, along with two Beer pouches are due on a modest investment into a Patterson said he noted in business associates from the shelves of British stores multimillion dollar chain the courtroom, the - Florida, faces 86 counts of The later this year, according to letter operation, was courthouse halls and streets technique strikes violating Florida's securities Modern scheduled to testify many who have been Packaging surrounding the building laws in the sales of "Dare Magazine. The plastic Wednesday at a hearing in To Be Great." It is a exposed to it as being some "flags, pictures and banners form of brainwashing. pouches also will be used to Clearwater, Fla. market carbonated He refused to do so, espousing the defendant." cause of the pyramid selling operation camouflaged as a success At this time, Russ is Turner under arrest beverages, liquid cosmetics choosing instead to pack the Patterson explained the - motivation course. appealing for bond at the Glenn Turner, center, is flanked by aides after he was arrested and condiments, well courtroom with women, demonstrations, by their The operation is also Clearwater, Fla. on contempt of court charges. Aide at left holds arrest Wedn«,kB motor oil. as as young and old, dressed in nature "are, in the court's under legal attack in 42 Lakeland, Fla. Second District Court. order I mink suits, stylish minis and AP Wirep high boots, who waved peoples American flags in support of chuRch Interdenominational EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY at M.S.U. 59% DETROIT (UPI) - undecided. for to perform an abortion at abortion supporting law change and education. law, while only 32 J 200 W. Grand River phone 351 - 7160 Support remains strong for A similar poll taken in the request of the patient 55 per cent of the females. at Michigan a proposed liberalized late August of a cross - Proposal B had the of those who finish! up to the first 20 weeks of There was also a support of 78 per cent of 332-5073 ALL SAINTS CHURCH abortion law in Michigan a section of 798 voters found 57 per cent backing the pregnancy in a licensed significant change in black the 18 - to 20 - year - olds education school. afteTl Detroit News poll indicated facility. voter sentiment an increase 800 Abbott Road - surveyed, 74 per cent of An extensive ca Thursday. measure, which will appear One significant attitude of support from 46 per cent WORSHIP SERVICE The Rev. W. A. those in the 21 29 age defeat Proposal B Eddy, rector Fifty - nine per cent of on the Nov. 7 election - change since the first News to 57 per cent, nearly group, 59 per cent of those 8:00 Holy Communion the voters surveyed by ballot as Proposal B. Thirty by a coalition of groJ - poll was among the men comparable to the 60 per in their 30s and 40s. 53 aimed 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 10:00 - Morning Prayer and Sermon Market Opinion Research in its latest poll expressed - seven opposed and per cent were 6 per cent interviewed. While in the cent white voter support the cent of those in their 50s per specificij Catholic voters, was! first poll, the percentage of proposal has. and only 40 full support for abortion law undecided at that time both males and females in The poll also indicated those over 60. per cent of swing most recent at the tin»l "Thanks For Trouble" change, while 39 per cent The slight increase in favor of change stood at 57, that poll, s pro - abortion Of the college graduates 21. Forty - two said they opposed the support and decrease in the second poll showed 67 sentiment pe followed a by Julius Fishbach ALUMNI CHAPEL proposal and 5 per cent opposition was considered interviewed, 75 per cent the Catholic voters! per cent of the males pattern relevant to age and on insignificant. All supported a change in the support of the meaamM campus measurements in such a poll CHURCH SCHOOL The Rev. Jack 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Hilyard,chaplain OKEMOS can vary plus or minus 3.5 Crib through Adults Coffee Hour 5:00 p.m. - Holy Com- FIRST BAPTIST per cent to account for measurement error. EVANGELIST CRUSADES The proposed law would After Services • Dinner (independent 4 biblical) at All Saints 4684 Marsh Road permit a licensed physician Rally to feature singej (behind Meijer's Thrifty Acres) EAST LANSING jRINITY CHURCH 9:45 - Sundav School THE CARRIAGE HILL GOSPEL HALL Guest Speaker, 11:00 "Peter's Brother" The "Greater Lansing Ford, an evangelist 841 Timberlane Drive 2960 Lake 108B Wells Hall. churches i Lansing Rd in Kenneth Hasper 7:00 p.m. "Infallible Reachout" with evangelist with Billy Graham East In addition, a multimedia massive door to I Lansing East Lansing Leighton Ford will kick off - Guide" Evangelistic Assn., will lead program is planned for next visitations Sundifl Telephone: 351-8200 its 10 - night crusade with a the reachout. The programs 8:30 p.m. CO - uni - bus invite every family to Interdenominational - Invites You to Attend "Soul Power" night next will include four special week in 132 Hubbard Hall. J (A Chirstian The condition the reachout. University Classes 9:45 A.M. interaction youth group) on Sundays wee ft.""* youth nights and feature be" dramatized with o^ mjn will The 25 Morning Worship Service 11:00 A.M. W.E. Robinson, pastor series of programs Berkeley folk singer John James Russell, c Worship 9:30 am will start at 7:30 p.m. next synchronized projectors. Evening Worship Service 7:00 P.M. David Daku,youth minister Fisher. Hundreds of of the arranged Mid week Discussion and Sunday School 10:45 am A mobilization Lansing - - Prayer Wed. 7:00 P.M. 349-2135 rally will area church members will committee for the q Gospel 7:30 pm be held at 2:30 p.m. Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bus schedule Church phone Sunday band together this weekend said he wants to sha 349-2830 Contact 332-6734 t between Wells and Erickson to publicize the reachout. good news of the pt halls. The students UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN holding God" with others in l| LUMS this are working with the A "Poster Blitz" will be for students at Lutheran FIRST CHURCH OF CHURCH 310 N. Hagadorn reachout and will continue conducted Saturday by and feels that the rti will have this k MARTIN LUTHER CHRIST, SCIENTIST with more programs leading students in the area CHAPEL Campus Grand River UNIVERSITY SEVENTH-DAY Bible Study Worship 332-5193 9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 332-3035 up to the reachout itself. Included in the student advertising the Members of area crusade. - wide impact. Richard Letts, i 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries at Collingwood Entrance East Lansing ADVENTIST CHURCH Free Transportation program will be a Fisher concert at 4 p.m. Oct. 11 in of the Christian Committee, i| Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA Sunday Services 10:30 a.m% Lesson Sermon Subject ■ 149 Miqhland Avenue East Lansint, Wonders kiva. At 7:30 p.m. qive committe's c 337-1430 that day, Ford and Fisher "foundation for con^ for students and CENTRAL UNITED WORSHIP HOURS faculty at "Are Sin, Disease, and will speak with students in interaction of Death Real?" Saturday Services: METHODIST social service. He a 11:00 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY Wednesday Evening Group Bible Study 9:30 AM feels one outgrowth oil 9:30 a.m. Communion 1st & 3rd LUTHERAN CHURCH Meeting preparations fon 8:00 p.m. "WHO?" "ME" reachout with FordC 1020 S. Harrison Matins 2nd & 4th 332-2559 Sunday School to age 20 J 0:30 a.m. Wednesday: by Or. Howard Lyman an increased senf Discussion and Prayer Groups humanitarian 10 a.m. service Hie United Way for faculty and staff at WORSHIP HOURS Reading Room 7:30 PM Thursday evening worship among the peoplj ASCENSION LUTHERAN Located in Church Service UNITED COMMUNITY CHtST Lansing. Call 882-6580 or above - 7:30 p.m. 2780 Haslett 8:30 a.m. Matins OPEN Nursery Available Among other rei 337-7691 Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. transportation Dr. Roy Schroeder WORSHIP HOURS 10:30 a.m. Common Service Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri, eves 7 - 9 p.m. 485-9477 Edgewood United activites this weekend be a memorial servicel All are welcome to Wayne Taylor, 8:00 ana 10:30 a.m. Sunday Schools 9:30 p.m. Wednesday- Vespers attend church services and visit MORNING SERVICE "Now People" - 10:00 a.i 469 N. Church professor in the Scieno Math Teaching Center, 9:15 a.m. and use the reading Hagadorn, E. Lansing - An Ecumenical Tim Limburg speaking Fellowship p.m. Sunday in the room. EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.i Worship Services - 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Baptist Church of New Liturgy — 9:30 a.m. "What Are We Really Like," Lansing, 940 S. Hi! Sermon at both hours by Dr. Truman A. Road. Taylor died AH Rev. Hoksbergen speaking Morrison University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. Visit our new Student Center For transportation Sunday SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH open Lunch daily 9 a.m. to Wednesday 11 p.m. mornings and evenings Call 332-8693 or 332 060b 12:30 - 1:30 SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE UNIVERSITY UNITED A CORDIAL WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES For transportation METHODIST CHURCH call 351-6360 Services at 11:00 1120 South Harrison a.m. and 7:00 p.m. mmw. or 332-8189 (across from Phone 351-7030 College Class — 9:45 a.m. wmmn Hubbard Hall) m 9:40 a.m. Worship and Church School 8:30 - COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP AND REFRESHMENT HOUR AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE 11:00 a.m. Worship and Church School FREE BUS SERVICE MORNING AND EVENING Sermon "Say Something QAuick - About School" BUS ROUTE NO. 1 BUS ROUTE NO. 2 1518 S. Rev. Donn Doten Washington Lansing Bus service available Dorm or Hall A.M. Dorm P.M. or Hall A.M. P.M. MAYO 9:10 6:20 FEE E & W Sunday - 7:00 p.m. CAMPBELL 9:10 6:20 9:10 6:20 HUBBARD S & N "The Night God Wrote" LANDON E & W 9:12 6:22 9:12 6:22 AKERS E & W How does the eternal God weigh the sins of men? YAKELY 9:14 6:24 9:12 6:22 HOLMES E & W GILCHRIST 9:16 6:26 What sin disturbs deity? 9:13 6:23 McDONELE & W WILLIAMS 9:18 6:28 by Dr. Sudgen 9:14 6:24 OWENS BUTTERFIELD 9:20 6:30 9:17 6:27 VAN HOOSEN EMMONS 9:20 6:30 Fellowship 9:18 6:28 SHAW E & W 9:45 A.M. BAILEY 9:22 6:32 8:30 p.m. 9:19 6:29 ARMSTRONG PHILLIPS 9:25 6:35 College Bible Clast Refreshments 9:20 6:30 BRYAN MASON 9:25 6:35 in the fireside room. annual 9:21 6:31 reception RATHER 6:32 SNYDER 9:26 6:36 9:22 CASE N & S ABBOT 9:26 6:36 9:25 6:35 WILSON E & W BETHEL MANOR 9:28 6:38 Sunday 11:00 a.m. 9:26 6:36 SOUTH BAPTIST 4828 S. Hagadom ■ HOLDEN E & W 6:37 9:40 6:50 WONDERS S & N 9:27 "An Enemy is Loose!" Sunday Masses: f 9:30 6:40 SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 Dr. Howard F. i:45 a.m. j Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor 11:15 a-m- ,L DR. HOWARD F. SUGDEN, PASTOR FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Weekday Schedu»J 9:30 p.m. Monday-"1* JAMES EMERY, YOUTH ADVISOR Call 482-0754 for information For more inform#! Call 337-9778 T '• °ctohPf ^Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ore drinking drivers . ider 21, police reveal brakoniecki campus police did not have fact, he said, the problem of cent arrested in 1971. the six - month totals, only minors in possession of Among the 20 - year • iNevw Staff Writer three out of 26 people alcohol on campus has even olds arrested for driving I the first six months arrested for drunk driving offenses in 1972, 10.4 per 1 year, the number of gone down since the change during the months of May, in the laws. cent had been drinking. This Jo year-old drinking . June and July were below Though the MSU campus compares to 5.9 per cent for |rose above totals for 21 years old. and East Lansing have not the same period in 1971. ? period in 1971, "The average person in shown an increase in young Iding to statistics The State Police statistics this community is a cut drunk drivers, the 18 - 20 - »iy released by the above the average, simply also show drinking drivers in year - old drinking driver Tan State Police. because they're here in has been on the increase the 18 - 20 - year' - old |wever, the MSU group were responsible for Js and the city of East college,"- East Lansing throughout the state. 62 traffic deaths fo the ■ng have not been acting police chief Stephen Among all the 18 - year - first six months of 1972. Naert said in explaining the olds arrested during the first *d by this increase, During the same period in lack of increase in drunk six months of this year on ling to police reports 1971, only 33 fatalities I the legal age for drivers. "We still have a lot various driving charges, 8.7 were recorded for this same L alcoholic beverages of people in the bars but it's per cent had been drinking. not presenting the problem In the first half of 1971, age group. Ichigan was reduced mi to 18 Jan. 1. people expected it would." only 4.3 per cent of those Richard R. Dann, Capt. Adam Zutaut, of 18 - year - olds arrested had long the 65 people executive vicepresident of the Dept. of Public Safety, been drinking. §d by East Lansing the Automobile Club of T for drunk driving is happy there has not been Those 19 - year - olds Michigan said recently the f the first six months an increase in drunk drivers arrested this year on drunk jump in highway deaths ^ year, only six were on campus but can't offer driving charges increased to 9.5 per cent over the 5 per during the first half of this ■ 21 years old. Though any reasons to explain it. In year was probably due to the newly - legalized drinkers. >gers, Chinese The young drinking drivers were responsible this year for a 140 per cent \eet increase in the number of on norma subject Chiao wanted to bring up as well as injury accidents and per cent jump in property a 150 ■ITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - the status of American relations with the damage accidents, he said. ican and Chinese officials put a Soviet Union. Dann also said there was 47 per cent increase y cover over Thursday night's private Thursday was among the most a this meeting of Secretary of State year over the same period important days for Rogers in his bilateral P. Rogers and Deputy Foreign last year in the number of talks during the current United Nations >t Chiao Kuan - hua of China. General Assembly. accidents involving 16 - year - old drivers who had been Ilomatic sources said the dinner was Not only did he set the session with iled at the request of Rogers, but drinking. Accidents Chiao, he had what a U.S. spokesman said ican spokesman would neither was a productive meeting with Foreign involving the 17 - year - old i nor deny the meeting, first such drinking driver jumped 67 Minister Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat of - outside China since the Peking per cent over the previous Egypt. |jt. Chinese officials took the same While stressing "that no new ground was year. The State Police figures broken," the U.S. official said the session > learned, however, that the talks was important because it was "a very quiet, show that 4.1 per cent of all the 17 - year - olds arrested thoughtful almost philsophical discussion I involve a general discussion of U.S. - of problems in the Mideast." on driving charges in the (expected to last about hours and first half of 1972 had been ; relations and particularly the next The pleasant time Rogers had with in normalizing contacts between the Zayyat did not carry over into his meeting drinking. During the same itions. with Foreign Minister Sardar Swaran Singh period in 1971, the figure irees indicated Vietnam also was a of India. was 2.9 per cent. TOUGH SENATE RACE Griffin's luck needed Democrats believe the state's traditionally USING (UPI) - A News Analysis De mocratic union 1v ROBERT BERG friend of Republican row over the location of an Democratic party united population will fall in line Robert Griffin was behind Kelley and the rest Air Force base in the behind Kelley, who has of the ticket even if it ing recently on the district. been aiming for this race for ir's chances of winning defects to Nixon on the top. • In 1966, after being at least four years. nd term this year. dissuaded in 1960, '62, and had Both candidates Republicans are hoping thing you should '64 from making statewide reputations as moderate that Griffin's incumbency, nber in analyzing the runs that later events liberals before busing burst his leadership position in ' he said, "is that Bob showed would have been the Senate, his busing stance upon the Michigan scene. id a continual string of disastrous, he decided to and perhaps the President's luck in his political First to switch was run for the Senate in what coattails will produce a looked like a tough fight Griffin, who introduced a constitutional amendment victory. ow, I know that any against incumbent And they wouldn't refuse cian makes some of his Democrat "Pat" McNamara. to ban any busing for racial a little help from his lucky And there's no doubt purposes. Kelley led the Barely two weeks later state's fight against a federal star. 1 a very shrewd, very McNamara died and then Hedgeable politician, Gov. George Romney judge's desegregation order and has blunted much of pere is a factor there, a named Griffin to the Senate Griffin's earlier advantage star or something, on that issue. Ise ms to be .watching by slicing themselves up in a Griffin does win, his primary fight between V star" should share former Gov. G. Mennen redit again. He faces a Buy all your recordss Williams and Detroit Mayor threat from at the lowest prices Jerome Cavanaugh. Griffin now ... at. . . rode Romney's coattails to ; J. Kelley, 47, a highly Disc Shop a 300,000 vote win over Iicratic At y. Gen. - ar figure in his fifth Williams. Next to Jacobsons 351-5380 • Griffin's lucky star this t Griffin has been in le before and survived: year has been the busing In 1956 he was a 32 - issue, which has partially blunted the strong appeal SOMETHING NEW IN EAST LANSING? old lawyer from Democrats normally have e City itching to run for the state's huge union SOMETHING NEW IN PIZZAS? lublic office. He and the I who was the county membership on economic issues. SOMETHING NEW IN GRINDERS? Jrman, now Gov. Still, Griffin faces a pen, decided one of should run for OPENING SOON. . . [ress. Griffin was finally mutual choice. He won use Ped the original favorite out and the BELL'S PIZZA HOUSE ombent, Ruth 225 MAC AVE npson, was hurt by a of Authentic Repair Manuals (Reg. 89S) for most FOREIGN CARS with M0 PURCHASE of PARTS IN STOCK AT CHEQUERED FLAG WITH THIS COUPON 487-5055 1 Mile West of Campus 2605 E. Kalamazoo 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, Orchestra program erratic--but adequate By ALEX McGEHEE from the master's middle but MSU audiences seem to State News Reviewer period. It is unfortunate have a habit of standing up Zubin Mehta led the that it was given such a poor for everything. Verdi's Israel Philharmonic performance. overtune to "La Forza del Orchestra in a Tuesday To begin with, Mehta's Destino" was a pleasant night program that can best tempos were erratic. The encore to close out the be described as adequate. stately allegro maestoso was The concert series opener evening with. far too slow and. the The faults in this began with Josef Tal's andante must have changed particular 'performance lie symphony in one pace at least five times. In movement. A composition partly with Mehta and the orchestra, the horns of partly with an orchestra contrasting intensities were falling all over and which, as a friend said play of orchestral color, themselves. The soloists the work is based primarily during intermission, fared somewhat better but "sounded as if it didn't on 12 - tone techniques. Taub's violin vibrato was practice too often." The Although Tal is billed as an too wide. orchestra gives over 200 Israeli composer he is of the German modernist school in Dvorak's symphony in D seventh minor was concerts a year. of that time should be Maybe Israel Philhar - some Zubin Mehtax conducted the Israeli orchestra at MSU Tuesday in a peacefully demonstrated the Auditorium and handed his approach to music. The piece was effective enough the last and best work on the spent in more thorough rendition of works by Josef Tal, Mozart and Dvorak. The concert leaflets. near out| program. Mehta, rehearsals. took place without incident, although some 30 Palestinians and the orchestra handled it conducting without a score, quite well. gave the work a powerful Haim Taub and Daniel interpretation. The Benyamini soloed in orchestra seemed better in Mozart's Concertante one Sinfonia in E - flat violin, viola and orchestra. The work is of those masterpieces which each succeeding movement, though again the horns were slipping and the winds were overblowing. Color By MAUREEN GENTLE other worldiness beauty — done in a enlivens gradation of strikingly beautiful color. periodically by the of ar supreme The standing ovation at legendary figures J - use a State News Reviewer of emerge unexpectedly the end as if the entire painting were yellow to orange hues, The subject is partially stark blood - red. goddesses with so was out of place, The exhibition of the Sao drenched with covered with a whimsical abstract design and partially Another interesting all done in fish.T a strange, solid blj Paulo Primitives of Brazil brilliant light. The is a constellation of large red representational. Small fish, aspect of the collection is the same BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS currently at Kresge Art simple one of scene native dots. Similarly, patches of butterflies, and cats are the of the characterise luminous blues and use religious Center of Brazilians pi TONIGHT & SATURDAY is a collection paintings so fresh in concept under an chasing butterflies iridescent orange green grass are laced with tiny pink dots. Here, the charmingly Interwoven with the pattern. myths of ancient African The collection nf tiL cults, such as the Paulo Primitives, thai in 106B WELLS and pleasing to the eye that sun shining against an sense of a simple, overall This pattern, outlined in Candomble, as subject least of interest fal they are a joy to view. electric blue sky. The bodies design pattern as a backdrop a bold black, is filled with matter in some of the exotic style and The world s richest man The most striking thing of the natives glow with the for this havoc of color can brilliant purples, greens, and works. Wilma Ramos' of subject treat matter,# and the world s poorest boy about the collection is the same luminous orange light, be felt. teal blues on browns. The "Story of Candomble Rei best, it is an unj highly original use of color. The overall effect is one of Isabel de Jesus' color seems to create Xango" for instance, is an are getting it ready now... The color is brilliant and bizarre and exotic beauty, "Amazonian Flower" is flowing, undulating kind of enchanting work with exciting and 0| stunningly beau] vibrant with life and Dirceu Carvalho's "The another work notable for its rhythm that is arrested stylized birds, fishes, and experience in art. freshness. Waldemar de Laborer" is another simple Andrade e Silva's "Chasing genre scene of a black Butterflies" is particularly laborer standing in the notable for its unusual combinations of color. foreground in a cultivated field. A train billows smoke TROUPE STAGES 2 PLAYS The effect of these against the sky in the combinations is that of an background. The sky is ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Tragedy By EDD RUDZATS an comes excellent opportunity to avoid these difficulties, for, alive Yet her Antigone » State News Reviewer hear both plays done with on several occasions both lack the strength « A bare, black set with six the proper feeling. plays dragged and interest associated i footstools and a music There is little began to lag. Usually this character. stand, seven actors dressed in embellishment in Readers' was due to lengthy speeches black, and two classic Greek Theater. Those unfamiliar within each play, an actor's Two other tragedies — these were the with this type of production acton| interpretation of his worthy of special m essential elements that could quite easily become character, or simply a lack their readings! composed the Theater bored, for there is no of movement during a "Antigone." Dave CanT Dept's Readers' Theater elaborate makeup, segment of the play. the sentry provided! presentation of original costuming, or staging much needed comic ■ adaptations of "Oedipus involved. Everything about with an Never Give A Rex" and "Antigone" by enjoyB Readers' Theater Among the troupe, John H cm Frank C. Rutledge, the concentrates on the plays Grassilli stands out in his interpretaion babbling soldier. of Sucker an Even Break department chairman. themselves and to the actors rendering of Oedipus the Parnell as Creon i And | A powerful cast directed anguished king. Even cPsterSeUers &jCRingv Starr in"^e GMagic Christiar[ reading the lines. substance to his ehul by FVed Piegonski provided restricted by having to hold McDonel Kiva Luckily Piegonski had a by the second play and! strong troupe of actors who a scriPl. Grassilli was able to result, a more Hie Magic Christian W. C. Fields will be up to his old Fri. Oct. 6 caught the somber mood of Oedipus come alive personality emerged. ^ Shows at tricks this Fri., with a little help Washington D.C. plays and ■ helped through subtle vocal members of the from his friends - Laurel and 7:30, 9:30 overcome the major inflections and facial included Mail ADMISSION $1.00 call Hardy, and the 3 Stooges. 11:30 difficulties Readers' Theater gestures. Sue Dickey as both SHOWTIMES: 7:00 8:45 10:30 College Travel VanWinkle, Bruce Si 754 often incurs. Jocasta and Antigone had and SHOWPLACE: 106 B WELLS 351-6010 an arresting George Jaeobi| "Oedipus Rex" and quality that lent ismene, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 130 W. Grand River "Antigone" were unable to her infividuality to readings. Haemon, Chorus, respectively. IRHARHARHARmRHARHARHARHA^ Presents The Michigan Premier o! Jay Lovins ELEVEN TIME AWARD WINIi The Owl and the ILLIj/IOrif Pussycat A MODERN DAY FANTASIA is ne longer a story for "REVIVES THE children. FORGOTTEN ASPECT OF MAGIC ,. "PACKS A WALLOP" Citizen Newt. IN THE CINEMJ San Francisco CI" n ■ araystark.hh Barbra Streisand George Segal A SUPER SYMPOSIUM OF AWARD WINNING FILMS VENICE FESTIVAL / ATLANTA FESTIVAL / CINE-GOLDEN EAGLE The Owl RHA is preud lo present nine shert and the films which linve won several nwnrds Pussycat nt mnjer Film Festivnls nround the Saeerpiay by BUCK HENRY ^ Produced by Directed by**0* werld. Enjoy one of the most ray stark herbert ross interesting programs ever presented by RHA. Tonight 7:00 & 9:00 Wilson - Aud. Sat. 7:00 & 9:00 - Conrad Aud. Tonight 7:00 & 9:00 Conrad Aud - Sun. 8:00 - McDonel Kiva Sat. 7:00 & 9:00-Wilson Aud Open to students, faculty, and staff only. LP's required Open to students, faculty, and staff - - $1 Admission ' D 's required. onlv $1 Admission Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 9 'THE NEW CENTURIONS' Film 'loosely "The New Centurions," his alcoholic modem society to ancient, depressions. loosely adapted from His life falls completely decadent Rome, when the Joseph Wambaugh's novel apart and after being nearly police became centurions), of the same title, comes to killed on the job, he is left but never really carry the screen as a through. It is as if mere hopelessly lost. sometimes up -an d-sometimes He is reference is enough to claim saved, however, down melodrama about when he meets a young greatness. life on the Los Angeles woman named Lorrie, It is almost a shame that police force. played by Rosiland Cash, Under Richard who fills his need for George C. Scott is in the Fleischer's misdirected film. He fills racked in time in direction, the She nurses him !v Pilgrim become! security. t Vonnegut s film loses much of the force out Kilvinsky as a humane By BILL MECHANIC back to health and life. Just aughterhouse Five and most of the honesty of State News Reviewer and honest character. His after he declares his v showing at the the novel which was based role dominates the intentions of marrying her ridian Four Theaters. on Wambaugh's experiences to his partner, he is fatally sympathies of the audience Kilvinsky, for example, whenever he is on the as a policeman. shot. does not arrest prostitutes. screen. The film focuses on the The melodrama is Instead he picks them up in "Hollywoodized" lives of the paddy wagon, buys them reminiscent of a grade B The problem with the two policemen, one a rookie movie of the '50s. Unlike whiskey and drives them melodrama becomes evident named Roy, played by "The French Connection," around until they are too whenever Scott is not in Stacy Keach, and the other a police-action movie which view (he is only there for drunk to peddle their wares. the grizzly veteran moved out of its genre to Roy becomes mesmerised about half of the film). The Kilvinsky, portrayed by gain overall acceptance, George C. Scott. Roy by Kilvinsky's laws to the "The New Centurions" sympathetic emotions that point of losing contact with his character stirs in the becomes Kilvinsky's partner seems content to remain in his outside life. He ceases to audience are simply left up and worshipper. the genre. pay attention to his wife in the air. The two patrol the The two and she divorces him. policemen streets not by the written discuss the use and misuse "The New Centurions" is When Kilvinsky retires, laws, but rather by the laws of the law almost playing at the Spartan Twin of Kilvinsky, which Roy's life begins to fall further apart. He starts to philosophically (they liken East. integrate human warmth and experience with cold drink and loses interest in facts. his work. His new partner becomes his slave much like Local bars offer music The MSU Readers' production of Sartre's "No Barbra Streisand and George Iy STEVEN ALLEN tate News Reviewer Theater will present Exit" at 2 p.m. Sunday in Segal, and "Illusions," a "Oedipus Rex" and Studio 49 in the series of experimental films. ipular opinion aside, Film "Antigone," two classic Auditorium. "No Exit" will Auburn Group is f happens to be a lot i going on in Greek tragedies at 3 p.m. also be performed at 8 p.m. showing Richard Burton's East today in Wilson Hall and Monday and Tuesday. and Elizabeth Taylor's 8:15 in the Arena Theater. Admission is free. Iing this weekend lesthe sold - outChicago Admission is 50 cents. On campus, film fares ert at 8 p.m. Saturday There will also be an include RHA's "The Owl nison Fieldhouse. MSU Laboratory and the Pussycat", starring openers, Steve (lholz, an up - and - ng ght musician will be at d's, 224 Abbott Road, and Saturday, fi-'s a small cover charge, |ual for Lizard's, but an not appeared in a local It of Fromholz' quality n some time. ;eve Reynolds will be ing at Rosa's Canteen, E. Grand River Ave. erse, Gold Rush and > will perform at the Bvery, Stables and Gables jectively. brains Planetarium will ! again present "Cosmic nensions," an rtaining treatment of measurement of space, ght and Saturday at 8 10 and at 4 p.m. day. uite a few theatrical luctions are also being lered this weekend. The imunity Circle Players present "Night Must at 8:30 tonight and irday and at 7 p.m. day. Tickets range from Dance le Black Modem Dance kshon will be holding tarsals at 7 p.m. nesdays and 6 p.m. rdays this term in the nen's IM dance studio, workshop is extremely rested in students or lty who have knowledge burial, religious, or ital ceremonies. FIRST THERE WAS . "SUMMER OF '42' I THEN YOU LOVED . . "WHAT'S UP DOC" and NOlf . . . the MOST DELIGHTFUL COMEI)) HIT OF THIS YEAR! A FRANKOVICH BUTTERFLIES PRODUCTION ill WEEKEND SHOWTIMES ARE FREE Fri. 8:00 & 10:00 Sat. *2:30, 8:00 & 10:00 GOLDIG \m-Gffl*H€CKhRT • &IBT Sun. NO ADMITTANCE AFTER 4:00 b, LEON ARDGERSH E K7°"A*«* by M.J. FRANKOVICH / * No SHOWTIME NO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN ADMITTED Saturday 2:30 Shows On MSU Home Football Game Weekend* IWQMKTIOW II? ]KB Following the 8:00 P.M. shows on Friday and Saturday there will be a special / OPEN 1 P.M. presentation for sky watchers, followed by an outdoor observing session if weather starts COMPLETE SHOWS r permits. Also, following the 10:00 P.M. shows on Friday and Saturday, the \ 1:15- 3:20-5:20- TODAY! 7:30 - 9:40 - P.M. ^alburn, "Raspberries" by Raspberries will be played. ^ 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Male trends in clothing MAY REAP REEFERS linked to focus on youth Harvest of By INFORMATION SERVICES The explanation of the current vogue of colorful specialized fields of work, on • The emphasis in society youth with the professor of social science, Vener received national attention because of two hernl male attire is fairly complex concomittant fear of being gets highintere separate studies of teenagers when it comes from a or becoming old or in three western Michigan professor with expertise in obsolete. communities, studying their the sociology of clothing. The clothing industry tendencies to depression, Arthur M. Vener, appears to be taking and their sex behavior. WINCHESTER, Ky. (AP) weed, the marijuana grows the driveway professor of social science, advantage of all these "Middle anri sees the new trend as factors. - aged men," — The marijuana is ready wildly on farms along Mice. He said Vener said, held 0n(. "are among for harvest in Kentucky this roadsides, railroads and unwanted J an created by masculine Vener, who is in his mid . those enjoying and fall and there is no shortage back lots. A patch was gunpoint responses to: • Women's liberation clothing habits while doing tJ. -Clin, of young volunteers for the recently removed from a arrived. until changes in male attire. work. city park in Lexington. attitudes and the changing graduate work at MSU in "They're the 1950s. His master's "Part of it is just a The "harvest" is a r sex roles of men and themselves up headache though, for the The search for the » women. thesis in 1953 was on variation of the old middle - but state's legitimate farmers, marijuana has sent people, they're i • The shorter work week stratification aspects of aged delight in buying With us and which allows more time for clothing importance. In flashy cars. But, more it's law officers and courts. mostly young and from out the judge said. railing J] Hemp, the marijuana of state, flocking to the leisure and recreation. 1957 he completed his importantly, the older men plant, was for decades a fields. Farmers have spotted • The growing doctoral dissertation on get these days, the permissiveness of society. adolescent orientation to they want to look and feel more legitimate crop grown to them tramping through the „ Wes of fields! limited number • The affluence of clothing. young. Being young is out make rope. During World fields day and night and to patrol o(| War II, the government paid them havl Americans Recently, with Cyrus S. of reach, but they try to driving along roadways at a the job generally, despite farmers to grow it. Now snail's difficult " r look it anyhow, and the pace, eyes on the areas of unemployment in Stewart, an associate new clothing is very farmers can get subsidies to roadside ditches. J* and Clark c'0Lm Blake H. kill it. Page cheering. This fear of being few nights "on and becoming old is Today, it probably ranks Clark County Judge an effort to staj IF ME 6WES US ANV LAST help. FE) the HOW MUCH CAN YOU TAKE? J as state's leading Dorsey P. Curtis says some * certainly new in the degree of intensity." ujb'LL ASK FOR A sm&KBI * "underground" crop. farmers, spotting cars on Curtis said he A hard - to eradicate their property, will block L } - about 35 casesthisjS -LAUREL & HARDY ORGY-- * "one weekend we nine." lie said moitl pj(l J 4 hours * Judge sees no suits with present abortion law arrested 25 and, "I'd from out of are between I say h|« * NO REPETITION * (continued from page 1) arguing approval of the Former state Sen. N. "Many people felt that Committee (MARC), said. cases of state."® offendeijl privacy and of controlling abortion reform issue is Lorraine since the law had been 1 Beebe, New Yr.rk, now "This Ohio, | * their own bodies. necessary. executive director of the declared unconstitutional, does provide announcement a further and South (J J Fri. 7 -11 p.m. Ill Olds Sun. 7-11 p.m. Union Ballroom State attorneys prosecuting Thursday "A yes vote on Proposal B would insure the situation Michigan Council, Consumers cautioned they could abortions in this perform state," indication of the legal and Hemp has been Jl will not get out of control," judicial views related to this in announced their intention abortions might not be Beebe said. "But doctors Kentucky for hj $1.00 Donation 3 issue," and MARC said. of years, but to appeal the decision. Bursley said during a news considered legal in Michigan performing abortions now author! jL (No ID's Required) J State Sen. Gilbert conference at the Capitol. without passage of new would be violating state "Therefore, as a practical matter, it that it was only about twl ^ Benefit for Coalition for ^ Bursley, R-Ann Arbor, The status of state legislation. laws." opponents of seems abortion ago that the word J ^ Human Survival 3^ sponsor of abortion reform abortion laws could be in doubt during the appeals The decision was an would much better serve the One sheriff said J heard of a detailed* legislation pending in the needs of their constituents Michigan Senate disagreed process, which predicted would be "long Bursley Foreign study important step in removing abortion from the "criminal by giving some cooperation marijuana fields and! that reportedly with Kaufmann's ruling, in the direction of sound, haj| and drawn out." category," the Michigan sold for as much BURTON IS MAGNIFICENT? lures students Abortion Referendum sensible law reform." some cities. as EXTRAORDINARY! HARTFORD, Conn. TAYLOR AT HER FINEST!" An exciting if bizarre imagination at work...an (UPI) - When Trinity —Cosmopolitan Magazine engrossing mixture of passion and invention. The great filmmaker, Luis Buriuel, is brilliantly anti- College's 1,500 undergrads started semester their in September, fall Senate delay predicts establishment. Not to be missed by anyone!" nearly 90 per cent of them BUNUEL DOESN'T GIVE A DAMN! -Charles Champlin, LOS ANGELES TIMES were not in not even sight. They were in this country. for campaign funds b| Rather, they were scattered By LINDA WERFELMAN throughout the world, State News Staff Writer starting a semester in The state Senate probably will delay foreign study in countries outside the United States. consideration of a bill requiring "There is nothing wrong with poll It's part of a disclosure of financial contributions dinners or other fund - raising e higher education trend that's gathered through campaign fund - raising Ballenger said. "They're a essential pifl matured under the age of air events until after the election. State Sen. politics and governments as practiced® travel. Tens of thousands of William Ballenger, R-Owosso, said democracy. students leave the United Thursday. The bill, introduced by Ballenger in "But I believe that anyone seekiol States each year to study abroad, some at branch June, would require sponsors of all fund - holding publie office who benefitsf such fund campuses of the "mother" raising activities for public officials to file - raising functions snoull institution. accounts of expenses and revenue willing to have a full account ofl produced by the event. finances available for all to see. M The accounts would be filed with the access to the records is that there's necessary to "f county clerk in the county in which the nothing to hide," he addedT LUIS BUNUEL'S give The United Wag official lives, the bill said. Ballenger predicted bipartisan support for the measure which, he said, was not also Misunderstanding of campaign made necessary finance regulations, present state passage of ■ Hal!| I COLUMBIA PICTURES prompted by knowledge of past misuse of said. He PRESENTS united community chest indicated that some f a_ .ELIZABETH CLUNK I n n RICHARD ratnAKU "THE MIIKYWAY campaign money. "I do not know myself of a single legislators now believe the law reqt listing of contributions while other; i Taylor Burton ADMISSION 'l00 SHOWTIME 8:00 FRI. A SAT. BEAL 109 Anthony instance of misuse of campaign funds," Ballenger said. "To me, the importance of this bill is to say in this country we've got they are expected to record all expen The Senate Business Wednesday uranimously approved the Commij IN THE ON-2EI BURTON-ZEFFIRELLI PRODUCTION OF to finance political campaigns; it should be which Ballenger said "honors the an instance of flushing out the sinews of public's right to know who is spoi THE ING NOW 351-6010 130 W. Grand River the campaigns." He added that the purpose of the bill "is such fund contributing how - raising events. much and whereI OF THE QhHREW o nnncma niiiimi DRIVE IN THEATER 3 not so much to correct any specific abuse money goes/ north U.s.27...M2-74M COLOR HITS Fri. and Sat. 108B Wells 7 & 9:15 p.m. $1.00 MICHIGAN PREMIERE SHOWING Auburn $1 The Fall of the Roman Empire special engagement 2 days only! Fri.-Sat. 104B Wells 8:30 p.m. Agnes Moorehead Only Will Geer • Michael Ansara* Dennis Patrick Produced b, Jack Clement • Written end Directed by John Ferris •« Jeck H Mutic Production • Eeitmencolor »tata.li.«N. 'Rh-TH 2nd AT 9:00 YOU MY FOB THE WHOLE >EJ>T - YOU OMIT USE THE EP6EI shown twice 3rd AT 10:45 7:05 & 11:59 . I a magnificent, $35 million spectacular of giant scope and color. . . Producer iSt LIVIHG |I Bronstan's New Yorker greatest coup de cinema" — CRYPT" P.ts lh< df. I .M i nst yl. ''virtu I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 JJ Itom Forum haroldson focuses on bargaining issues than the« present system represent the faculty will echoing the national policy, of Concerned Faculty, gives. add to the costs of the Sigmund Nosow, nonunion force, teNovw Staff Writer said an atmosphere of "The individual is union, he said. campaign coordinator for certain programs at I debate, some 200 powerless to negotiate for Tompkins responded to AAUP at MSU, told the MSU could possibly be k, members an" status. What is needed is this by saying it will be up audience that AAUP has closed if the collective Iprstiy employes group action-solidarity," to the bargining unit as to done many things in the bargainers continued to ask Wednesday night Thompkins replied. what dues will be. and could have stopped for raises. actions against the faculty if Jir the pros and cons of "What we have now is "We will draw contract "I'm not Ktive bargaining. simply a voice and an a it was present. He cited sure we've heard Biter Adams, professor administration that gives in which the members will examples of nontenured anything concrete tonight. agree to the content. This The notion that lonomics, representing salary increases as they faculty at Wayne State things are pertains to all matters changing is % as a local member wish. In collective including what will be University getting fired but due to some intervention by vague, he said. national president, bargaining, we will come to "Who will decide what tv Tompkins, the table with dignity and a negotiated," she said. A A UP,they were reinstated. programs go? It has been Kent-elect of msu-fa, contract behind us," Adams The audience was slightly Gerald Miller, professor done in other universities Thomas Moore, said. confused when Adams said of communication and and it could be done here," kcsor of economics, Moore said that a faculty that collective bargaining member of the Committee Miller said. Anting the non-union union will "level" salaries so was not needed at all |ion, discussed their that those who earn more universities. There were Ictive views on the will receive smaller raises repeated questions from the 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-5817 and those who have smaller audience asking him why he Ije Kre three |ance procedures the of Kiment and faculty agreed that academic Union debate Walter Adams, national president of AAUP at the podium, was one of four speakers salaries will receive more raises. "The effect of salary leveling is to forget the had said that. was Adams replied that even though collective bargaining not needed at all L-CSB 1 / 215 ABBOTT RD. DOWNTOWN lies were the main issues to speak at a forum on faculty collective bargaining Wednesday. Other merit system and eventually universities because of - , I the campaign. They included, from left, Herbert Jackson, C. P. Larrowe, Mary Tompkins and Thomas speakers level the quality of this — ftred as to the best way University." faculty strength, it was Moore. Kaling with them. He also said that unions needed at MSU. ■Change is inevitable. It State News photo by Dave Mendrea Open At 7:00 P.M. were expensive and pointed It is the natjonal „ Feature At Inly through collective to stay. He said the only «We live in an era of Thomas Moore opposed to past examples of dues of AAUP that colI;ctiv; 7:20-9:25 Lining that we can meet way that the faculty at MSU institutional bigness. The the views of Tomkins and asked by one of the bargaining should be used Sat. & Sun. Open at 12:45 P.M. could have a voice in such g changes that are individual has lost his voice Adams saying there was no bargaining agents. The cost only if the ,oca, ch ter Feature at Iring," Tomkins said, things as faculty raises and and must join collectively to way the two could prove of lawyers, arbitrators and wants to. Adams being 1:05-3:15- 5:20-7:30- ■alter Adams said that greivance procedures was to control his destiny," Adams collective bargaining would other bureaucrats to national president was 9:35 Ictive bargaining is here unionize. said. benefit the faculty. In addition, Moore said the OPEN AT 7 P.M. unionization of faculty TODAY ... At 7:30 would create animosity 9:30 P.M. mate filibuster between administrators and faculty. "This division of employe-employer would lead >nsumer age to a change in University values," Moore said. the consumer agency bill, agency against agency" and The two procollectiye Iashington (ap) - weaker than the Senate "guerilla warfare" among bargaining speakers said of a consumer draft. new and old federal unionization would give Icy bill Thursday failed agencies. more power to negotiate third time to halt Under the Senate*bill, the ■merits' filibuster, and CPA's lawyers could act as T said their measure, for full parties in regulatory 4TH WEEK Jtieal purposes, is dead agency cases, presenting Complete Shows 1:00 -3:00 f he year. their own evidence and 5:05-7:10-9:15 i vote on cloture was cross-examining witnesses. len again by a minority Feature 1:30 3:30 5:35 7:40-9:45 They could appeal decisions - - - ■senators since the Ko tally was three short ■he necessary two-thirds in the courts. "Attains heights of absurdity that ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S The House bill would are positively lyrical." - Vincent Canby Tent needed to close off ■te. confine CPA lawyers to N. Y Times FRENZY lechnically, the measure filing briefs in court which would represent the agency Trinity's bach a shattering tale of psychological terror Jblishing a consumer view of a case. YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING in the saddle again JON FINCH • ALEC McCOWEN • BARRY FOSTER ■ection agency has a Ice since it could be Backers of the Senate bill UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN , and still horsing around. BILLIE WHITELAW• ANNAMASSEY-BARBARA LEIGH-HUNT fed up again during 1 to adjournment — the the said such agencies as the Interstate Commerce EVERYTHING ^ BERNARD CRIBBINS • VIVIEN MERCHANT I estimate of that being Commission, the Civil ANTHONTSHAF FER • MFRED HITCHCOCK J J 14. Aeronautics Board and the ASE ■ TECHNICOLOR* ■owever, one sponsor of Federal Trade Commission -COMING SOON i cpa bill said its chances are supposed to protect the being called up, subject public interest but have | further filibuster, is been dominated by business Another senator interests. "SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE" | it would take a miracle, d I don't see a miracle." However, an opponent, iith the administration's Sen. James Allen, D-Ala., said the would Joseph E levin? »nd Avco Embus) Present An Mo Zingirelli Film jsing, the House had agency Terence Hill lady passed its version of promote "trial by combat, "Trinity Is Still CAPITAL CAPSULES My Name women for credit ratings are Jhree state discriminatory, a report ■GISLATORS Thursday lounced Atty. Gen. adopted Thursday by the Michigan Consumers Jnk j. KeHey for Council said. lipaigning for the U.S. late on a "phony record The council report ftnvironmental action. recommended that state - wide hearings, with Rep. Raymond j. 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Tickets for all Lecture-Concert presentations (except travel films) may be purchased in advance at the Union Ticket Office, weekdays, 8:15 - 4:30. For single tickets please check opening date of sale. Phone 355-3361 for ticket availability. Travel film tickets may be purchased one hour before each THE PERFORMING performance, travel films are free to MSU required for admission). ARTS COMPANY FREE of the Lecture-Concert Fall '72 Brochure, please, contact Lecture-Concert Office, 144 University Auditorium, MSU,(5I7) 355-6686. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October * SPORTS Dujon lost for season, Kuhn cr booters' dreams fade blackout By CHARLES JOHNSON anyone of them is in top physical remarks State News Sports Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) - only condition, so that is what I will emphasize Pro from now on." Baseball commissioner point - that Ule betJj Some of the optimism that coach can't Bowie Kuhn said Thursday get into the Payton Fuller had for a prosperous soccer Fuller says he expects a strong first half when J season was perhaps tossed out the window from the Wolverines on Saturday. But how the game is in good health. seats are! To prove it, he premium, and thevl Thursday when word was received that star long they can last with the more •t 'east Spartan forward Nick Dujon was lost for disciplined Spartans is another question. mentioned the 10,000 ha/.l ticketless fans who stood opportunity to see th the year with a knee injury. "Michigan has a club team consisting of television. grad students and other more experienced faithfully outside packed Dujon was injured late in the first half of players," Fuller said. "However I don't Tiger Stadium this week, But Kuhn television could said 1 Wednesday's opener with Hope College in a think that their practice sessions are as prevented by a blackout from watching television the baseball. The a I collision with the visiting goaltender Bob complete as ours with us being an NCAA Luidens. member." climax of the American Detroit series not In previous League East race. blacked out in "I understand that he was operated on encounters the Michigan Detroh squad has given the Spartans trouble in the "I wish you could have everywhere in the a this afternoon," Fuller said Thursday. "I except Boston, becL early goings but eventually the seen it," Kuhn told Sen. would have to think that he is lost for the Norris Cotton R-N.H., a organized based cohesiveness of the MSU unit has prevailed. season which is really a blow to the baseball fan concerned that inflexible contract The seriousness of the injury to Dujon «j squad." the game was dying. Kuhn National was not known until Thursday by Fuller said the fans prevented from The Broadcast^! The and the booters who all felt that the contract mishap abruptly ended the Spartan ca playing career of Dujon, a Jamaican senior mishap was a big blow to the team. seeing the game participated season - long teleci_ who has been instrumental in the MSU In correction of a statement written in later in the downtown games on SatJ Wednesday's State News soccer story, it victory celebration for the afternoon and attack since being recruited in 1969. Moi was learned Thursday that a student trainer Tigers' two - game victory night, but make,! With the Michigan game coming up was on the seen at the soccer game. over the Boston Red Sox provision for SJ Saturday in Ann Arbor, Fuller put his team According to the training department for the championship. telecasts of impJI into through an extensive running and Dujon was administered treatment and Kuhn testified before the Senate Commerce pennant - such the deciding I exercising practice Thursday in hopes that attention following the accident. as Boston -1 the team will be more mobile than they It was also stated that a trainer is made Out for the season Committee against games. were in the opener. available at all home soccer contests. MSU forward Nick Dujon, seen above legislation to prevent Kuhn told UPI au_ going after the ball in the Spartans' 2-1 victory "It The Spartans will be home next Friday, when they battle the University of Munich over Hope College Wednesday, is lost to the booters for the season due to a knee organized supports from blacking out home telecasts. hearing he to have seen the would hav(| was tragic the way the players played injury. Dujon, a senior, was the second leading scorer on the team last season. Boss Wednesday," Fuller said. "I don't think touring soccer squad. Chairman John 0. Detroit games State News photo by Bruce Remington tekj Pastore, D-R.I., said his nationally, but which has a Njl monopol TV coverage was^ POINT OF VIEW to provide time beci contract commitments! new fall season shows. 1 "Maybe in fl cartridge ciinit... I the | It's ; to to your "limum. but minimum, advantage to keep record but ofof course, nnurse. you want vou want to wear to tho best get the to oet hest a Soccer player disgruntled ■ M we'll try to do it," when asked if he build more the NBC contract. htl planj flexibility! I sounds possible. Bring in your cartridge mounted on its turntable and Shure factory trained technicians will EDITOR'S NOTE: The Traditionally, MSU has years the soccer program will release from closets The blackout rultl help you strike a happy medium between the two. fielded excellent soccer has had to operate with five come under strong crittT following was submitted by decaying skeletons, or is it lately, with pro fool First, your stylus will be carefully inspected for wear teams which reflected great experienced players and the under our special Bausch-Lomb stylus Kingston, Jamaica senior Spartans? The State News blackout policy also 1 rficroscope. We success and glory both on rest of the team composed did not want to know why will also make sure the cartridge is properly mounted in Nigel Goodison. Goodison, the insititution and on of inexperienced walk ons. attacked. The frequent! the tone - the soccer team lost to arm shell. Second, the Shure engineer will test a defensive standout on the individuals. But, the wheels The soccer sellout games not! program Green Bay, Wis. in a game trackability, showing you the results on an oscilloscope Spartan soccer team, is also televised locally, of fortune, for lack of a underwent a change in that was a caricature of all screen. A high score on this test indicates a given president of the Coalition of coaches and for the first that attack. cartridge, tone arm combination will track even heavily more precise term, have NCAA soccer rules and recorded passages properly at low stylus pressures. Black Athletes. turned and a sport of time in the history of the regulations. The State News prestigious traditions has institution, a black man was did not want to know. I find it I Third, the electronic tests are backed up as your I cartridge/turntable combination goes thru a listening 'St. After all, we're ultimately concerned with good charge editorial imperative that I you and staff your with been relegated decadence of "nigger" in the athletic to the named varsity head coach program. commendable I might add, of Very a Maybe the Pacemaker committee should review its Golf trial community guidelines for awards and | sound. Today and Saturday systematically aiding and abetting the Michigan State (please feel no alarm at the analogy, read on!). but having delved below the facade I saw where the establish journalistic "see and blind and hear and completeTil Veteran Mark Oct. 6 Noon-9 p.m. Oct 7 10-5 p.m. University athletic Since the fall of 1969 soccer program no longer deaf as a travesty of and a group of 'young! department in its policy of when MSU granted five half received adequate financial democratic journalism. engendering the slow - tenders (recently upgraded have qualified for the! support from the athletic negative death of the sport due to the actions of the golf team and coach | Hl-FM BUYS department. But like the Fossum has soccer. My charge stems Coalition of Black The distance of away prodigal son exprfl 1101 E.Grand River from having scruntinized Athletes) there has not who returned, the soccer optimism about f games has been restricted, Phone 337-2310 your journalistic coverage of been another team seeks a return. At fortunes of his squad. ! tender soccer equipment curtailed, soccer games and the soccer granted. Consequently, we medical and dental coverage present, there are 30 soccer Timyan toured thel program at MSU over the find that over the past two declined and the caliber of GOODISON players working hard to winding Forest Akersl/ past two years. build a winner and the in a five round total ol opponents depreciated State News not said a word? while the athletic These questions have been general feeling is that we to lead the compel! Brad Hyland made a df At Uncle John's department shortage of funds. screams haunting me for three long have one! charge the final two Atvj years. I would I make desperate appeal daily a finish three strokes tx A Why would an institution commit five tendered anticipate "the seven time - to the administrators of the recipient of the Pacemaker athletic; department and Timyan at 376. Eleven veterans I athletes to one year of Award for outstanding the State News, the voice of Pancake A FtyvOcMpanfoof return to conference hope and glory (1969) and journalism" hoping to find the community. I realize this spring accompaniti three years of despair and an editorial articulating this is the pivotal year of five freshman seekingil Is A anonymity? Why would an features behind the death soccer, without 'ReAldem^oIlA support institution appoint a a of the soccer program. soccer will no longer be in spot for the Spartans. The fall schedule *r J varsity coach then tie his Obviously my hope was the minds of thousands in Work of hands? Why has the forlorn. The State News the community but more in the corridors of concluded Saturday when theSpnj today did not want to know the antiquity. FREE BOOKS To the State News I compete in a tournama answers to questions that WE'VE GOT TOO MANY Ann Arbor. throw the torch, be it BOOKS (OVER 20,000 yours TITLES IN 7 ROOMS) SO to light the way or be it UNTIL OCT. 7 WE'RE yours to darken the gloom! GIVING AWAY 1 FREE BOOK WITH EACH $1.00 Good News- I cannot help but wonder Varsity Clu PURCHASE. is Coming why fate is such a stupid GIBSON'S BOOK ADDIC thing, command a bird to There will be a Vi| 128'/i W. GRAND RIVER October 9-13 fly then clip its wing. Club organizational m Ml OPEN M-F 1-6. 7-10 SAT 12-5 7:30 p.m. Sunday at| Varsity Club room. Fail To wn I You already have your voting cards. So it's up to you to let us know which way PANTS SALE you go on STUDENT TOLL DIALING. 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(2) Michigan Bell Gqe&r MERIDIAN MALL —OKEMOS, MICHIGAN t Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 13 SPORTS Spartans need By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer lot of th« potential." an players just aren't playing up about face to their plugged in at center and Craig Omerod is listed as a probable starter at one of the tackle posts. But tm All is not lost for Michigan State as far as the 1972 football season goes. Though the have suffered two two Spartans frustrating defeats in the past weekends and stand on the season at Daugherty has overhauled the offense and has gone back to a basic offense for the Notre Dame game. The Spartans will be playing straight football in Saturday's nationally televised game. Omerod suffered a slight leg injury during practice this past week and may not be ready. "The players seem to be working hard this 1-2, week," Daugherty commented. "But we don't MSU is still 1-0 in the Big Ten...and still in first "We are concentrating this week on doing just really know how they'll react to last week's loss place. a few things but doing them well," Daugherty until they go onto the field against Notre Dame. The game with eighth ranked Notre. Dame is a We can only hope that they perform as well as we m'kU'uH nonleague match the final Spartan nonconference "There want them to. And if they always performed as encounter - which leaves MSU with a full week is nothing themselves offensively, well as we wanted them to we wouldn't lose a to prepare for a return to the Big Ten wars. wrong with this team they will start to put game." "There is nothing wrong with this team that that executing a few the pressure on the Notre Dame will move into the game as the executing a few basic plays wouldn't cure," coach basic plays wouldn't opposing defense number two most potent offensive machine in the ere in the Duffy Daugherty said Thursday. "Once the cure. Once the players instead of our own. " country behind only Oklahoma. Southern c, players realize that they have been stopping realize that California was number two offensively last week themselves offensively, they will start to put the they have before the MSU defensive unit sawed its offensive pressure on the opposing defense instead of our been stopping Duffy Daugherty yardage in half. The Irish chumed for over 400 own. yards last week in the first half against Purdue said. before coasting home on the top side of a 35-14 "The team is hard to figure out," Daugherty score. went on. "The final scrimmage we had before the Daugherty has four new faces in the starting line-up this week on the offensive unit. Defensive MSU's revamped offense will find its biggest season began was the best we'd had in a long time. transplant Mark Niesen will be at quarterback and challenge along the Irish defensive line. The players were really sharp. But we've gone Arnold Morgado has been moved up to the Ail-American Greg Marx leads a group of four downhill offensively since the Illinois game. We linesmen that MSU assistant coach Ed Youngs starting fullback post after riding along as third have the material Ihi ffy Dougherty on this team to be a winner. A string for the past two weeks. Bob Mills has been described as "the biggest in the world." lixon's blackout stand FACE OAKLAND 1 leap D72 NEW YORK times political gimmick Tigers set f J MttS SERVICE Sports Commentary fcw YORK CITY, Oct. televised affair will start at 3 against Boston Sept. 23. To [if the President of the Declaration of blackout. What's more, p.m. Michigan time. make room for Freehan the |ed States wants to Independence alongside of there are more than a The Tigers also got a bit Tigers were forced to drop j P h o n e his lifso? berty and the pursuit million available tickets still of good news when doctors Frank Howard from the determined that catcher Bill active rooster. rratulations nothing te or a •e ' s to a wicoach, winning nning, of happiness. Add to that free home television. Who unsold throughout the league this year. The Dallas Freehan is physically able to get back in action. Freehan John Odom will start for said so. Cowboys, for instance, have Oakland lentally wrong with suffered a hairline fracture Sunday against Why should the National 118,480 tickets in their box Woody Fryman. of his right thumb in a game I a gesture. It can mite amusing away if even he gets by his Football League — this seems to be the immediate office racks and they are the Super Bowl champions. target of the bill — be When "My Fair Lady" iusiasm and offers a and "Fiddler on the Roof" compelled to give away a [mably long - gaining product it also is trying to and other smash hits along a professional sell? It can't be done. Broadway were making egist. Hence, the sports During the Jim Norris years scalpers drool, no one Bblishment even had at Madison Square Gardens, thought to demand that feelings at having boxing tried to do it both they be shown on television ways and boxing has because they were sellouts. as the case during the Ids in the White House become a moribund sport No one demanded "The idencies of John F. that flickers occasionally Godfather" go on home ledy and Richard M. television because it was and then subsides. n. Baseball made a mistake almost impossible to get it President Nixon is in the beginning by going tickets for it. No one charged in some demands that Macy's or whole hog on television, but liters with blatant Walter O'Malley, the B loomingdale's or Brooks and should be smartest man in that Brothers or Bonwit Teller Ji/ed at least half the business, clamped his own give away their products for ice to the goal line. blackout on Los Angeles free. Why should the same j■ about more warning than a to crack a victim when he lammed from be demanded of football Brooklyn with the Dodgers. and other sports? 1 a blindside tackle, the lident has suddenly He permitted only away Legislation to eliminate games with the Giants to be home blackouts is self |ftn the support of his listration behind televised in his area and the defeating. In a few years Dodgers have outdistanced there would be no sellouts. Jslation libit that would the rest of the sport in Mighty few seats are on the professional sports from imposing attendance over that period. 50-yard line, and the less The home blackout attractive ones would not Vision blackouts of device was invented by Bert move at all if fans could fc games. Bell, the genius take it all in at home for lis is a gimmick used by commissioner, more than free. The owners wouldn't ■ntless cheap little two decades ago and it has suffer too licians over the years in d isproportionately because ■fort to wheedle votes. brought pro football to a 1 befits the President of peak of prosperity. The they never do, but their 1 United States to N.F.L. played to 95 per highly paid players would cent of capacity last year see those million dollar ftnd to the same low B, especially and yet 52 games were not payrolls disappear. when it Genuine sports fti't appear that he needs sellouts, even with the lover that ■The hack he is, President Nixon politicians, should know better than to ■ding a few in Congress, advocate class legislation of ' that they can catch this sort and second Jdline attention by thoughts should impel him fusing elimination of to remain loftily above such blackouts and they a cheap political ploy. He ' that the unthinking should order the legislation killed. Thank You, Mr. Itorate wil applaud President. Trough some peculiar ess of ratiocination the rican public seems to that it has a god • The Best Steak House - ^ right to see all sports on home television Open 7 Days - 11:00 A.M. to 9.00 P.M. free. 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Cambodian troops pushing down to aid troops. the 6-day mostly because allied warplane6 came embattled government was North waj reported missing. and South Vietna« and the U.S. Command reported the swing - wing jets first missions over weather" fighter - bombers. Tuesday - Wednesday period, less - During the Because of development problems and cost overruns, the Fill already Highway town of Love 2 to relieve the besieged fell into a fierce battle Song siad at least 17 government soldiers were wounded. , "tV™. lowest level of the six i S - North Vietnam after a six - Although most of two squadrons of day layoff. sophisticated aircraft, such as F4 was controversial when the first six of Thursday with the enemy, the The U.S. Command reported three P.''*?8]*®' 362 fo"th Vietm Phantoms, logged 120 strikes against the jets, whose wings sweep back for Cambodian High Command reported. Americans killed in action last week, 1 e • > wounded and 60 mi Fills from Nellis Air Force Base had reached Takhli Air Base, north of the North, although bad weather supersonic flight and forward for Its spokesman, Maj. Chhang Song, the highest toll in five weeks. In jW count or the Saigon commandl - limited them to about half the usual slower flight, arrived in Southeast Asia said the clash, 45 miles south of addition, three died fo nonl.ostile lh® J6*®11 ^ Period end^l Bangkok, by Wednesday, the number. Phnom Penh, began waning at dusk causes, four were wounded and one midnight last Saturday. ■ command reported only two strikes Asked to explain the cancellation The six planes were grounded against the North overnight. and why only two Wednesday - several times for flaws and flew only The command acknowledged 55 missions. After two vanished and a Thursday strikes were flown when publicly for the first time that the trouble plagued $15 - million jets had been - withdrawn from combat after only four missions. One of the first most of the 47 plane contingent was already in Thailand, a command spokeman replied: "The weather third crashed because of mechanical causes, the surviving returned to the United States. Fills were Vietnam pact conditions where the Fills would The Fills were brought back to two planes to go out vanished with London paper reports have flown were more severe than in the war zone, U.S. military officials both crewmen missing. the area where the other aircraft were said, because the Air Force wanted to An official U.S. memorandum for bolster its strike capability able to fly." as the correspondents siad that because of Electronics systems on the Fill height of the rainy monsoon season the loss of the plane Sept. 28 "a LONDON (AP) officials at meetings and other "all - weather" strike jets approaces in North Vietnam. - The in At first sight "But the fact is that J thorough systems recheck was make them more accurate than less - The same monsoon held down Times of London reported Moscow and Paris. postponement of the agreement must meajl accomplished during the period Sept. advanced planes when bad weather ground action in northern South Thursday night that the announcement might seem end of President 29 - Oct. 3 to insure that the systems 'The detailed terms of Thl cuts down visibility and buffets the Vietnam, and fighting elsewhere in the Americans and North to be unfavorable to regime - were functioning properly in the South continued light and scattered. Vietnamese are believed to the agreement are not to be something * aircraft. But forces inside President Nixon's electoral Mr. McGovern has n Southeast Asian environment. The thunderstorms are U.S. B52 bombers kept up raids in have reached "broad completed or at least not so violent that no announced until after the campaign. advocated." systems were proved to be fully the Saigon region with 30 strikes agreement" existing plane can fly through them on ending the American presidential operational and the aircraft were with safety. aimed at staging areas and stockpiles war in Vietnam. rescheduled for combat missions." elections on Nov. 7," said The latest Fill strikes hit an air north, east and south of the capital, in It said without Several Fill strikes scheduled for the front - page story a effort to thwart offensive in the attribution that the House defense center near Dien Bien Phu on an an Tuesday night and Wednesday morning were canceled because of bad weather associated with Typhoon North Vietnam's frontier with Laos and at a railroad siding on the northwest line between Hanoi and region. Hanoi radio reported that three American F4 Phantom fighter - reported agreement reached between Henry A. Kissinger, President Nixon's was Time's unidentified diplomatic correspondent. In Washington, the White rejects Lorna, the command claimed. Weather road fund shifl China. bombers were shot down Thursday national security adviser, House said it had no also was blamed for cancellation of and North Vietnamese comment on the story. The headline in the Times CRAB ABOUT BRODY CUISINE said: "Hanoi hope of power from initial coalition in WASHINGTON (AP) - Rejecting appeals from Pi^ Saigon." Nixon and urban congressmen, the House Thursday tin down optional use of federal highway funds for m The story said: "The Students 'fed North Vietnamese, it is understood, will be glad to accept a coalition system. With Secretary of Transportation John A. vl lobbying outside the chamber for mass transit, theHf voted 200 - 168 against even opening up the fJ By BILL TAYLOR Eaters Activist League looking for publicity. equipment that will work they are fed up with the government in South State News Staff Writer (B.R.O.D. Y. M.E.A.L.), But the group may not be the cafeteria. food. Vietnam in which many highway bill for consideration of an attempt to permiiB bought themselves T - shirts optional use of highway money for mass transit. The food in just out for publicity Kruger said that the Coke "Breakfast isn't so bad, political groups are Brody with the name emblazoned because they plan to submit Rep. Glenn M. Anderson, D-Calif., appealed to theHiL and ice machines often fail but the eggs are bad and the represented - including Complex may not beat on the front a«d have taken to consider his amendment, saying "this may be the| meals in three recommendations to to operate. dinner could stand a fast Communists and other residence chance we have to work our will on mass transit." out an ad in the State News Bill Dilts, food service If no action is taken by Communist sympathizers halls, but of Brody improvement," Jim Cooper, - His amendment would have a group which said, "Yeech!" supervisor in the complex. Warren sophomore, said. though not dominated given cities the optiol students have decided their Dilts, B.R.O.D.Y. M.E.A.L. or Tom Dutch, manager of directed by them. using their federal urban system highway money • stomachs have had enough. They call for better said they will be forced to Another student replied, million in the fiscal year starting next July 1 - for Brody Complex, said the preparation of the food, a take the issue to Dutch. "four years and the food is high* The students have formed or mass transit or a mixture of both. students are probably just "We're not a militant "They are confident that a group which they call the variety of food, and terrible!" Rep. John B. Anderson, D-Ill., read the House a The group explained this initial stage would lead Ban Rottenly Organized organization. As far as we from President supporting the mass transit amendment will go is a food strike", Dutch is doing an adequate to an ultimate Communist Dinners (the) Youth Meal "sensible position." Library offers new * volume on acupunture, a area biography of Ibsen, Edward Kruger, Cologne, West Germany junior, said. job as manager of the complex. If Dilts does takeover." The But highway proponents including House Republ Leader Gerald R. Ford, who made a rare split withB Time's diplomatic collection of children^ nothing about the food text - these are but a games and an" elementary physics few of the 800 books found in the cocha,rmen f°fR on n°v of B.R.O.D.Y. service they will hold Dutch correspondent added: President's taxes go into the highway fund for and should not be raided for transit systems. highf M.E.A.L. responsible, they said. new browsing collection at the Library. The collection, chosen with the When asked what he help of faculty and The other cochairmen are students on subjects on current interest, was jompiled to Mark Hansen, Niles thought of the food service opposed to other Two as provide easy access to leisure reading in a wide variety of fields. The books are housed in the on the first floor of the Library. carpeted lounging area sophomore; Harry Lawson, Mosheibile freshman; Paul Mulvaney, Cranston, and residence halls, Craig Murray, Mt. Clemens weekend R.I. freshman. sophomore said, "I can't tell aid the difference. The food is We will pierce your ears at NO CHARGE Other students in the Brody Complex also say just monotonous." In addition to the to McGover recommendations for better when you buy 14 KT EARRINGS at... food service, B.R.O.D.Y. Two events to help Sen. !*f sPonsore^ by the contributions may call d M.E.A.L. said a third dining George McGovern's ™ S U Fu 1 * y for 1333 or 337 - 0241. presidential bid will be held McGovem/Shiver. "Judging from I BANGLES a room should be opened to. alleviate the congestion this weekend. A "South Dakota '•yP®® of books response so far," Ju caused by only two dining . . are Anderson, chairmij rooms in use. hoedown" featuring round b<^ln8 contributed and those said,"there should be sa and square dancing will be are una')'e deliver attractive bargains." IF YOU held today from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. at the Ingham EVER for County Conservation Club, at 7534 W. Willow, Lansing. The event is open to the public, and tickets ($4 each) WANTED YOUR EARS scaling can be bought at any of the local McGovern/Shriver campaign headquarters. On Saturday and Sunday, FOUR BOOKS, with a total value of $36, were ul PIERCED, NOW'S THE TIME Kilimanjaro, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Union Concourse, a public fund - raiser book sale will Wednesday afternoon from the book drop at the Xl Bookstore in three separate incidents, A * * * KNAPSACK and books were taken about n dodging I 1c FOR QUANTITY Wednesday from the coat racks at the entrance to f Holmes Hall cafeteria. The loss is estimated at $35. It's j so easy this i A PURSE AND its contents, valued at $168, was tab Thursday, Friday and Tuesday night from the Hubbard rhinoceri, Hall bus loop. Saturday at Bangles I 9 to 6 DAILY | and Beads. Simply SIX BICYCLES, valued at $671, were reported til purchase any 14 kt from racks at Brody, Butterfield and Holmes Halls. your next gold post earrings from our large UNIQUE or collection. :onsent form and Sign <^!jr ^ * registered nurse will first spray your ear with Aerocaine then pierce big thing. CReDiT union mghti your ears This one's the un-styled and tough two ways: new painless way Tough for putting down the un-hip and no charge. If you Necktie People. And tough for real. You can hit 8 P.M. MOM., OCT. 16 / AUDITORIUM the bricks all day and feel no pain. Get into them. are under 18 you must be accompanied by a M.S.U. parent or children guardian. No under 5, on eveninq with david frye please. fresh and the new cfiri/ty min/trel/ a start for MSU Employees Credit Union Members: Be sure to get your Credit Union Night tickets THIS WEEK. Any remaining tickets $700 will be offered to the Earrings general public beginning next week. from Remember, they're just $1 each. Get your tickets now by phone, mail or in person at the credit union. Friday, October 6 noon-8 p.m. Saturday, October 710 a.m.-6 p.m. mEMPLOYEES ^UNI^J BANGLES a 600 E. Crescent Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. • Lansing Mall # Meridian Mall Open 9:30 to 5:30 Man. t/iru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 15 Nixon hits spending Nixon said if re elected Prof examines climate I (continued from page 1) he will ask the - of social change in U.S. next 1 Responding to a Congress to reduce the lestion, Nixon icaUloged burden of property taxes on e and other Democratic the elderly. He said that one Urges and "some of my million retired people with Crtisan advisers feel that I incomes of less than $2,000 fould respond in kind. a year,pay a third or more Perseverence and a tolerance for confusion are key California, Fairweather saw a study of the mental health attributes for individuals who want to be change - agents in field as a potential example of how large bureaucratic I shall not do so; not of their income for property taxes. social institutions. institutions in any field could become involved in social not throughout this This assertion comes from George W. Fairweather, change processes. The NIMH project was designed to Impaign. I am not going to In discussing the professor of psychology, who has just completed a five - determine the effects of a large number of variables on the such comments." three possible approaches of providing introductory campaign, Nixon made year study of national social change in the nation's mental T On taxes, Nixon said reference to his large lead hospitals. literature, conducting workshops, and establishing Jfhere will be no tax over McGovem in the polls. A total of 255 hospitals were randomly divided into demonstration wards in which action consultants helped. ■crease in 1973" and then But he said he had given his three groups: One group received a four - page brochure Of the 85 hospitals which were offered brochures, 55 ■mpered his commitment campaign lieutenants these offering further information on change in mental health permitted distribution to their personnel, 26 said they v saying "there will be no instructions: care through establishment of a community - based lodge didn't want to change any procedures, and four said they esidential tax increase." where former patients could live together autonomously. would act beyond receipt of the brochures. J But, Nixon said, "There "Don't rely on the polls. Another group was offered workshops for discussions of Remember that the the lodge system, and the third group was invited to Major findings of the NIMH study included: |>uld be a congressional tax establish demonstration wards based on the lodge system. • Outside change agents are essential to the production ■crease" if the Democratic candidate who is behind will of change. Introlled House and tend to get his vote out. Community lodges of self - directing and self - supporting • Such change agents must find or create social Knate continue "to pass Ours will tend not to get Fashion purist former mental patients were instituted by Fairweather in groups inside the institution. change that substantially out. Ours will tend not to California prior to the National Institute of Mental Health • Iceed the budget." get out. Get our vote out Vera Maxwell, a fashion designer for four decades, Hospitals that agreed to operate demonstrations wards (NIMH) project and prior to his coming to MSU. At in which patients assumed and try to win as big a says she doesn't believe a woman can be well dressed autonomy were most likely to I He said he would veto unless comfortable in her clothes. She told students present, 35 such lodges are in operation, with from 10 to generate community lodges. Action begets action. popular vote as we can and lose spending bills and as big an electoral vote as Wednesday she is a fashion purist at heart. 50 residents in each. • The more institutional personnel involved, the more Cedicted his vetoes would we can." Faced with examination of the whole process of social interest comes in the prospect of change. State News photo by Milton Horst • ^ sustained. But the fight change, following the comparatively small experiment in Specialists in the medical profession were more Krer spending, Nixon said, is resistant to change than were generalists. fcne of the reasons why it • Horizontal authority institutions brought more change I important for me to stay COMPROMISE REACHED than did rigid hierarchical authority institutions. • Ti the job here in Hospital superintendents with histories of mobility in bshington until Congress careers and locations were more amenable to change and ■joums." more inclined to regard mental patients as undifferentiated. T He Unit OK of • also said the FBI had Hospitals with lowest ranked professionals were tran more Jade a massive investigation amenable to change, as were hospitals with marked staff ! the so-called Watergate turnovers, and hospitals with well matched staff - patient using 133 agents to tios. By CRAIG GEHRING letter to committee increase in the gas tax, with Milliken, has been successful Jeck induct out 1,800 leads and State News Staff Writer chairman James Fleming, R one - half cent of the in bottling up the bill in his out of hot water." 1,500 interviews. Gov. Milliken's . Jackson, who has kept the increase alloted to fund committee thus far. The O'Brien said he believes ■A grand jury has handed transportation package, bill in committee and mass transportation. the compromise will lwn indictments against which has been bottled up refused to allow a vote on maneuver by the three give senators means the bill will the bill a better chance of ben men, including two in the Senate Highways reporting it out. Until committee member White House aides most probably reach the passing the Senate. Committee for eight Senate rules require a Harry A. DeMaso, R - Battle chamber floor for a vote Id Nixon said, "It is now months, appears finally to Committee chairman to call Creek, ironed out a DeMaso, who also said sometime in December. Tie to have the judicial be on its way out of a meeting if three of the five compromise, it appeared the the change will improve the fccess go forward and for committee. members request it. bill would die in O'Brien, the key figure in bill's chances, said his the considerations said evidence to be Three committee The transportation bill Committee. compromise will allow the Thursday a provision in the Senate to control the funds psented." members Thursday sent a would call for a two cent - DeMaso's compromise DeMaso compromise which establishes a separate mass going to transit companies. convinced Sen. Michael J. O'Brien, D - Detroit, to transportation fund caused support the package and him to help force the vote. J.S. to screen Arab terrorism suspects help bring the bill out of committee. Along with Sen. "I am opposed to any Thanks bo you ibs working David Plawecki, D - organization taking money Dearborn Heights, DeMaso out of the highway fund," {(continued from page 1) precisely how many Arab and interrogation nationals were traveling or operations, which are said and O'Brien signed a letter O'Brien said. "Therefore, I i in effect for a day or demanding that Fleming call would not have been able to residing temporarily in the to be aimed at known or United States. The State a committee hearing on the support the package suspected members of the without the but employes Dept. estimated the number Black September and A1 package. compromise." in the Ifice of the Arab of Arab students here at Fatah groups, and their Fleming, who has carried about 6,300, including He emphasized the one - formation center here, sympathizers, the on a bitter feud with those from Egypt, Syria, half cent per gallon lich is affiliated with the government has recently earmarked for the fct ueof Arab States, said Lebanon, the Arabian Gulf tightened visa requirements states and North Africa. for all foreigners in transit transportation fund will not fcy had been aware of Tveiliance by FBI agents go to solving mass Besides the surveillance through the United States. The United way I about 10 days. transportation problems 355 1826 except to help existing bus UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST [Abdul El - Abyad, the companies "bail themselves ter's press officer, said ; in recent b almost always been two days there Jet pilot hurt parked cars filled with he believed were ieral agents parked in Yt of his office. in plane crash STEREO ■'Wherever we drive, they Tdovv us," he said. "We L 'ANSE (UPI) - An Air injuring the pilot. OPEN HOUSE [ extremely resentful of Force F106 Delta Dart jet Maj. Donald C. Ankly, We regard lioxious in a country it as fighter from the 87th Fighter Intercepter the pilot, suffered a broken leg when he ejected before STEREO SYSTEM SPECIALISTS Ber the rule of law." Squadron at K.I. 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WASHINGTON Geoff & Elaine Wilson's 1220 Woodcrest Ave. Apt. 4 East Lansing Phone:351-7698 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, | Driver reveals He has a cold, he says, as life down and on find yourself "Half • wheels minute." always stare like what', paying job," he admits, By GARY KORRECK looking for them." old drunk he lights up a cigaret and "but 75 per cent of it is The kid looks at hia doing?" State News Staff Writer explains how it is not whether you like it or not." A graduate student gets cigaret — and Migendt But when he js Q Mike Migendt is a guy always easy to get up. on at Spartan Village. He is job, his firm hands finally says, "Get on as long tu, who likes to get clobbered. "Some say there is such a Migendt's record at MSU bus driver when he has wheel with the a as you just lit It — that's Joo assurar He drives in circles and thing as a.m. people and is spotless, despite the high - time and he stands over the experience and tide periods when he is .cruel." exceD" says that it is sometimes p.m. people — somedays I "harder than hell" to get up have all I can do to navigate carrying a standing load and white line nobody is Finally, It is time for an occasional spijt v supposed to stand over lunch. He will come back hour) run, Mike Mi in the morning. into an upright position." pulling from Shaw onto while he talks with would not have it Farm Lane where thousands Migendt. and drive until 3 p.m. and w He is also a guy who likes The way. people, smokes a lot and day begins slowly, a of bikes, cars and people "Behavin' then hop into his '72 Chevy yourself?" carries around pictures of straggler here and there and swarm over the street and it which he drives "like an old Mike Midgent - Migendt wonders if he is seems like half of them are Migendt quips as he shows woman - I stop at railroad firm - gripped; his job like some men his friend the pictures and capah carry around baby photos. getting the shock treatment. headed towards his bus. tracks and make wide turns; clobbering back. An "The guy in front of me they talk shop. does, with kindness His job is bus driving — "Sometimes it's like the people behind me he has been doing it since just got bombed," Migendt A few minutes later some says, "I'll probably get they're saying 'let's wait for 1947, spending most of the 60 people jam onto the bus clobbered on the next one." the short fat guy and get last three years at MSU. and he grins, remembering a Getting "clobbered" means picking up a full load of him' — you get a funny But now there is time for feeling as if you were a guy another cigaret and a chance waving beer and sandwiches time someone had hand - counted 112 people on the Tire-stud students which helps make to show off his packet of over bus. your head." his day go faster and gives him a chance to display a ready wit. pictures. One show shows him standing alongside 55 - foot charter bus he He makes good use of his time though, and grabs a more "It seems jubial on people a are standing fails Sena in "Don't step on the drove this summer. quick cup of coffee from load," he says. Two state senators who changed their votes defeat:' brakes," a girl in the clobber the thermos he carries in A tall kid clutching a the second time Thursday a bill banning studded tires i - hour crowd laughs. "It's 13 feet tall and has a a small leather bag. book and a heavy duffel bag Lower Peninsula. "Splat," Migendt rest room, a bar and a "You have to take tells Migendt, "You ought Sen. Charles 0. Zollar, R- Benton Harbor, and returns. telephone; it's like driving a bowling alley on wheels," advantage of your slack to jerk It ahead — Milton Zaagman, R ■ Grand Rapids, changed their vot Wednesday morning the he says. time," he says, "because everybody would fall back "no" after it appeared that the bill had passed 18 • 15! stocky, 46 - year - old and we'd have some room." Migendt got up at 6:30, had ... , you might have your nose flip - flop made the vote 17 -16 against the bill. Migendt knows nearly stuck on the windshield The second vote on the bill came after the govet his usual "couple of shots of "I gotta everything one can know next time around." find wjiere the office lobbied for passage following a morning defeat - coffee" and made it to about buses. His career heck I am on this bus," work where he picked up bill, 18-11. dates back to 1947 when he comes another voice. the Migendt averages two Rep. Thomas G. Ford, R • Grand Rapids, indi Brody - Fee run, one he took a job with the Lansing runs of the campus an ho'ur says is probably the intercity lines. and sometimes he catches Rolling uloii. "Close her up," Migendt earlier in the day that the pressure from the gove. toughest. "Driving is .not the best up with a bus carrying a full says, confiding that this run °ffice Fordhad,lined up 19 votes. It takes a ready wit and a thermos bottle of hot will be a challenge. blamed intense lobbying from three stud • load. manufacturers for causing defeat of the bill, which he coffee to make it through a bus run at MSU. Mike Traffic does not seem to would have saved the state $26 million a year in "That's when he (the Migendt, 46, has been driving buses that way since hig1 bother him much, though maintenance costs. other driver) does this," 1947, the last three spent with the University. SUNDAY he says, "'Sometimes you Dept. of State Highways studies have shown that Migendt says, sliding his State News photo by C.L. Michaels have to grit your teeth and Feast of the Forest equipped with studs are effective only on ice and, 1 $3.25 index finger over his tongue and touching it to the horn. somewhere out of his way "The guy held down two do a little mumbling; it does dry conditions, increase stopping distance. Bar-B-Q Ribs, Swedish Meatballs and he offers to take her to get flustrating." The bill that came out of a Senate - House confer "That means you're hot — jobs and he would be OK on a stop where she will not committee would have banned the use of the tires slow down." Mondays, but by Friday he He stops a moment at have to wait so long. May 1, 1973. It would have exempted the Upper Peni 12minutes from MSU would be running across the Conrad Hall. It is almost from the ban. Highway damage caused by studded tir A girl steps on the bus at Another wants to know if fields after me with his shirt lunch time and he has 15%Student and Faculty Kellogg Center, asking him his bus goes by the ice rink unbuttoned and all. that region would be repaired using funds from Ui and he says no, telling her another cigaret before Peninsula gas taxes. how she can get to "I always try to stop Discount which one does. A few when I see someone "juggling it out" again. Under the bill's provisions all school buses, emerr minutes later he wonders vehicles and rural letter cars would be running, unless I'm behind At Shaw buslot a kid exempt from aloud if she got there OK. schedule or have a full load. ban. with a freshly - lit cigaret Migendt recalls a grad When you get to know The bill will now go back to conference for work comes up to him. student named Bob who he certain new version. Ford said that passage of the bill is like! people you find to pick "How long you going come in the legislative session that up every yourself hesitating — it's to convenes after morning in Spartan Village: psychological — you slow wait?" the kid asks. November elections. PEACE GROUP MEETS FOOTBALL BUFFETT held each week AT LIZAROS By FRANCES MILLER A silent vigil for peace is Friends Meeting. The silent "Michigan Institute for not from the East La; vigil is a Nonviolence" — as well as area his o.-n congre* held every Saturday religious experience for information on Quakerism. and senator are notific morning by the East Friends, she said, whose well. This table is the place to Lansing Friends Meeting. worship consists of silent The Friends, or Quakers, meditation. sign Peace Alert post cards. The signer indicates whether Four to nine Qui stand on MAC Avenue near or not he wants Congress to usually participate in Grand River Avenue holding "When you shut your vigils. Passersby are in, cut off funds for the signs and distributing mouth your other senses to join and people 0 information between Vietnam war. 11 turn on," said Wetmore's The Peace alert ages frequently do, a.m. and noon. husband, Sam, an East Wetmore said. The Friends hope their Lansing graduate student. organization sends the vigil will inspire thought, signer's opinion to Sen. Wetmore said that p< discussion and action for Participants hold signs Robert P. Griffen, response to the vigil peace by passersby. saying "Silent Vigil for R-Michigan, and Rep. been favorable. The F "We are Peace, East Lansing Friends Charles E. Chamberlain, pro-peace, not believe the vigil is havir antiwar," said Marjorie Meeting," and "Protesting R-Michigan. If the signer is in Sorrow the U.S. Role in impact on the commi Wetmore, a member of the b a cause seeing the ■ Vietnam." Another poster Friends starts discu quotes a peace declaration among passersby. presented to King Charles II of England which begins, The idea for the "We utterly deny all came at the time ; outward wars and strife." Friends national peace A bridge table holds held in Washington Ma. copies of pamphlets on The Quake "How Michigan Pays for the Pennsylvania Avenue f: War," "Business as Usual — entire day. National Suicide" and Prudy Hall, an Lansing microbiolo THE began planning the 1 vigil. She presented the, AUTOMATIC SCORERS to the city council and its permission to hold ARE HERE!! vigil. Wetmore did publicity and J« Anderson, assistant dr of the Honors collected the literature is distributed. Mrs. Wet coordinated the project. The vigil has been every Saturday mo. since July 15. Mrs. Wet- said it will conitinue u fighting ends in Vietnam. 651-5306 Ulichiga" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 17 tober 6, l Is jail image irks students 1 like whaf ring?" 1 Lhe tends i» 01 SgST ..-ine Des Moln". of the hall, just to its As to the locked doors, Underwood said the policy change is merely part of "an polish up livablllty," he explained. spawning • dodgers. marijuana dealers, antiwar protestors and draft In 1965, the inception of Justin Morrill College warlocks. Politically, Snyder • Phillips reached its radical acme in 1970 during the so called "liberation era." JMC that basement adomed with walls were X graffitti and R. Crumb - like genitalia. - Snyder - Phillips residents rated SIZZLERS!!! tur overall campus security turned it into the Athens of students helped mastermind also ;he assuran X'Mil m0" program" that has similarly blanketed 16 other Moo - U, a gathering for intellectuals who flocked the student strike, success, pressed, with less for cohabitation. impulse! is tryinj coordinate the anti - ROTC In a vote, residents rejected *! split residence halls. there to participate in bull movement and lead the to the a proposal to create a Mike Mi( These explanations, sessions UNIVERSITY SERIES OF FINE RECORONGS •' " covering everything struggle against the commune within the hall ave it any, ^.Employes however, do little to stop from Mao and Marcuse to by * ? specific the rumors. One resident the mating habits of philosophy of "in loco parentis." a tiny margin only. «'VS to reflect the even went so far as to hippopotami. Thanks to residents of Interestingly, while the £ no more hipp.es speculate that "eight An atmosphere of that the University communal idea was bing 2L harbored here, undercover security agents" tolerance prevailed there, era, relaxed and then abolished debated, some faculty oS behaV,°r have been planted there to attracting a potpourri of such archaic rules as members recoiled silently in anger. What irked them was ^ffbert^nderwood, stifle any countercultural activity. type of students with interests as diverse as LSD and poker. women's hours, thus burying the concept of late apparently the idea of free 'L * of residence halls, Such paranoia is rooted By last year, lesbians and minutes. sex and even more annoying, icaiiy denies any the idea that students might in l° usattempt to in the drastic metamopho6is gay liberationists had In keeping with the s299 that Snyder - Phillips has centered their liberation spirit, residents actually enjoy it. the revolutionary undergone this fall. organizational activities there turned walls into canvasses The past reputation of 0f the residence in peaceful coexistence with for creative art. During the For years, the complex Snyder - Phillips explains ah has been the vanguard of campus radicalism, Jesus freaks, heroin addicts and assorted witches and peak of artistic outpour, shocked parents discovered much of the spate of complaints now sweeping (List-S598) tes „ with the character among older residents. defeate But the "conservatization Ided tires of the hall" as some call it, irbor, and d their vot Voter groups push last-minute registration may be due less to official design than to the new class of incoming freshman. This «d 18 -15. register voters pnd the several local varying deadlines, mailing referendums year 431 out of 728 >111. registration drives have and election of county, delays and the necessity of residents are freshman. the g taken much of the pressure state and having to swear one's Congressional off the clerk's office, she candidates. John Says, Detroit senior application before a notary. said. and veteran hanger - out at pids, indi< M,can register only at Various Paquet also said that a At the hall, gives such an the gover Unsing No. T°wnfP 2, at 2701 "i? encouraging students groups are to student is likely to have present, individual unit clerks and registration explanation. 5 st. behind Slater register here instead of more knowledge of local workers estimate anywhere "There is no question of ree stud elsewhere. Jim Paquet, of candidates, as a result of between 15,000 and 20,000 a general decline here," he $2" which he MYPI, gives several reasons local media coverage, than eligible, but said. , unregistered, ear in higl process of for this. of hometown elections. persons in the greater "What happened is that ntion, except for "First, absentee balloting In addition, Paquet said, Lansing area. the new people — they tee ballots, is a simple, don't seem to be the same is a lot of hassle," he it behooves students to East inute procedure, East Lansing, with the caliber as those, say four (List-S598) explained. "This is vote here since local students at MSU, has rerly Collizi, years ago. They've given the use confei im city clerk, said especially true for out of politicians will have more already more than 31,000 the tires students." immediate effect on the place a shallow, party - like is nttle chance of state voters registered. This atmosphere." 'pper Penii students' lives, which are ge having to wait in The hassles, which vary compares with more than The whole controversy tudded tir The office has six spent, for the most part, 67,000 registered in Is from U authorized to from state to state, include around this area. was summed up succinctly « Lansing. by one sophomore resident Mike Shore, Neighboring townships of Phillips. communications director of have a combined total of Carr for Congress, adds "The physical change," more than 31,000, thus she said, "is that they got for work another reason for wanting pushing registration here to rid of the cockroaches and Ayce coKfRANe bill is likel ines after Pregnancy woes aided to register here instead of one's hometown. an all-time high. This is largely due to the efforts of volunteers who have dead rats. "As far as people, well, most are freshman and bot^ofhotd^ ANDROMEDA S SUFFERING SRI RAMA "This is one of the few we'll have to wait a while (continued from page 1) launched huge registration districts in the country," he before things get back to $2" lecision. If a woman opts for an abortion, Listening said, "perhaps the only one, drives. normal." jfers her to medical clinics in New York, which are where the newly Anybody with questions CPPC. The associationichooses clinics with the finest enfranchised student vote may contact MYPI at iffered at a reasonable fee, around $150. 332-3561. has made a difference. special cases, the MCPPC can provide part of the 'List s598) Ion cost. "This used to be a solid of the Detroit agencies will schedule a flight to Republican district, but ik me Ywl limousine, ri 'W become ' trtirflnfl.—'If a U • Counseling Center also offers a referral service for student votes somewhere ions and abortions, handled through MCPPC and else, he might not have any • East Lai i congress gin Social Services. impact at all since the ire notifie woman decides to carry out a full - term pregnancy, outcome may be >uld usually be referred to Catholic Social Services, predetermined — he would hdeals with women of all denominations, be wasting his vote there." IMPULSE JAZZ nine cipate by art people o( itly do, Qui lined caseworkers will prepare her for the eventual of her child. ence woman does not want to live at home or remain in a hall, a caseworker will find a foster home for the ining term of pregnancy. Some students hesitate to register here for fear that it might endanger one's health insurance. But may SAMPLER $|00 some situations, the woman does light housekeeping MYPI found, after checking with the state, federal and ) »de for room and board during her stay at the foster iid that pi e. The foster families are carefully screened and usually insurance agencies, that the the vigil t their guest as part of the family. fears are unfounded: The " «len McGuire, caseworker at Catholic Social Services, Registration and insurance J1 is havin Ay recommends women attend unwed mothers' classes coverage are not connected e commu lit Edward W. Sparrow Hospital in Lansing. in any way. JACKET-', VOTS, t flp'L. tfM-" Girls are a little dubious at first to attend classes but find out how much consolation there is in finding Apart from the FRYE BOOTSi 2° 5 B.B. KING/GUESS WHO SUMMER IN THE COT / IUST CAN'T PLEA& YOU / ANY OTHER WAY YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHIN' ABOUT LOVE FOUND WHAT I NEED ryday girls' in the same situation," McGuire said, presidential election, the NEIGHBORHOOD AFFAIR / IT TARES A YOUNG GIRL BETTER 10VIN MAN he Nov. 7 ballot will include women range in age from 13-30, Jacqueline Wright, GUESS WHO SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT ME / FIVE LONG YEARS sing instructor and coordinator of the program, said. We usually have about 25 girls per term that meet tkly and discuss everything from the delivery to the ■liness they feel. The classes certainly help," Wright said. Tie sessions also to keep the child or help the woman decide whether she give it up for adoption. $2" (List-S598) JAMES GANG PASSXN'THRV Ain't Seen Nothing^ One Way Street Had Enough .Vptotaireetf Everybody Needs a Hero Run.Run.Run Things I Want to Say tofou Out of Control Drifting Girl $2" (List s598) A KB LUMBER HAS YOUR BUILDING & i cert\ DECORATING NEEDS! *OODltTIERs » for decorating doors o Campus shelf BRACK FTC til... ™ 8,1 kinds, "In finished & unfinished SHELF STANDARDS feet vertical. 3 f. 99' * » SHELF BOARDS 4 Music " up your A 6' - 51" -- CASH « CARRY 5306 y®> >pen daily JI^'SadTor a 7: 30 10% discount LUMBER Company on these items. ACROSS FROM THE UNION / Aurelius ■ 5:30 SAT. 7:30-4 SUN. 10-4 Rn-H 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6 Automotive Automotive "frankly Speaking' by Phil Frank Auto Service & Parts Employment ForRP CHEVROLET 1964, SS, full JAGUAR 1967 XKE. 2 tops, power, air, $250. Phone wire wheels. Call 393-1851 AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED 332-6855 after 6pm. 3-10-6 after 6pm. 3-10-6 shop or your house. VW's immediately; excellent pay, included. Phone 489-2778. advancement opportunities. CHEVROLET, 1970 10-10-13 OUTGOING engine, completely - 454 JAGUAR XKE 1969 Jim Mann, after 6:00pm. female CONSERvl convertible. A - 1 condition. 482-4519.10-10-9 roommate PHONE 355-8255 overhauled, new tires. winter only. Phone 694-8321 after 6pm. 1-10-6 CAR RUST and dents repaired. Apartni(_ 347 Student Services Bid?. 393-1728, 3703 Pleasant Orchard and Small cars (Minted, $90. SALESMEN. PART time with Grand | Grove. $1,400. 5-10-10 JEEP 1966 snowplow. Best Phone 482-8801. 5-10-6 car. Leads furnished. Work Call 332-1653. H 1 •AUTOMOTIVE reasonable offer. Call Dan any four hours. Average $100 CHEVROLET - 1953, carry ONE GIRL for4 Scooters & Cycles - Hunt, 332-2133. 5-10-11 FOREIGN CAR PARTS per week commissions. Call rr» Hills. $62.50 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 882 631 7, after 1pm. Parts & Service 3-10-10 MERCEDES East Kalamazoo Street, 1 10-10-13 Aviation BENZ 1961, rebuilt engine. New clutch, mile West of campus. •EMPLOYMENT exhaust, tires. No rust. $875. 487-5055. C-10-31 COCKTAIL WAITRESS in near CEDARVIEW APARTJ • FOR RENT CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom 332-2403. 3-10-9 downtown lounge. Call - One bedroom furX Apartments 1968. $875. Call 882-7311 SEMPERIT RADIAL tires, four 484-4422 for appointment. Walking distance 351J between 12 - 3pm. 6-10-11 165 - HR13, with tubes, 0-10-31 6-10-13 ■ Houses MGB 1969 - Excellent CHEVROLET IMPALA brand new. Also Cibie lights. Rooms - 1963, condition. Must see to BUS BOYS WAITRESSES FOURTH GIRL V Call after 6pm. 627-9748. - - 8, automatic, good shape, ♦FOR SALE best offer. 349-9431. 2-10-6 appreciate. Call 487-0028 after 5pm. 5-10-10 3-10-6 desired for midnight shift. Full Cedar Village A par til Animals and part time positions $73/month. 337M CHEVY WAGON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION available at both Lansing 3-10-10 " Mobile Homes - 1965. great MUSTANG - •Lost & Found running shape, good tires, Good condition. $550. 'TWERE WILL BE (NO DRUQTAKIN6 bUfclNQ Service - low overhead locations. Apply in person. CONNOR'S RESTAURANT, ..9 . $300. 337-0914, 8:30pm - prices. 25 years experience. •PERSONAL 10:30pm weekdays. Anytime or best offer. Call tpaininq - except TOset r give vou American makes only. Bill Personnel Office, 1000 Long Lansing, New 2 L. •PEANUTS PERSONAL 332-5346.3-10-9 Millbauer, 485-9281. 2-10-6 Boulevard or phone range, refrigerator, djjl •REAL ESTATE weekends. 3-10-6 BEFORE EflCH (SAArf^OF COURSEI' 694-3367. 4-10-6 carpeted, MUSTANG 1965 - V 8, 289. - facilities. $175/monthl •RECREATION CHEVY IMPALA 1967. 4 - door, V - 8, automatic, power Good condition. $300. c frankly Speaking Pott oilict Boi Aviation PART - TIME 9-3261 after 5pm. lO-iifl •SERVICE 351-5617 after 2pm. 1-10-6 1923 eau Lant.ng Michigan 41 steering, real clean, low Handyman for display work. EAST LANSING. Cedar Instruction mileage. 371-1397. 4-10-6 LEARN TO flyl Complete flight Contact promotion director. I MUSTANG 1965 convertible. V Apartment avails., Typing Service 8, power steering, power training. All courses are Meridian Mall. 349-4800. subleasing starting N0"J - •TRANSPORTATION A utomotive Scooters & government and VA certified. 3-10-6 •WANTED brakes, Very automatic, good radio. condition. Cycles FRANCIS AVIATION, 1.351-8469.3 10-6 353-2612. 5-10-12 Airport Road. Call 484-1324 NURSES: WE are expanding. PONTIAC, 1968 Catalina, 1967 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500. LOVELY MODERN! ' - C-10-31 Medication and charge RATES CHEVY II 1964, super bedroom engine, clean, reasonable. Inquire Runs well. Bell Star. $500. positions available. Apply apartment,! fair MUSTANG 1965, 6-cylinder, 3 South Pennsylvania, body, stick. $150. owner, 2011 Harding. 337-0879. 5-10-11 Jarvis Acres, 4000 N. 355-3573. 3-10-10 speed. $300. Phone 489-7320. 3-10-9 Employment Michigan, Diamondale. refrigerator, car pOljDS 3 DAYS fi.5o 10 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1970, 2 355-1069. 5-10-11 TOYOTA CORONA - 1970, HASLETT HONDA - SUZUKI CHILDCARE, FULL time for 646-3041. 10-10-6 Available electricity. now. $uol 349.M fPl EE3 4-°° 13.00 door hard top. Air, AM/FM MUSTANG 1967 2 door excellent condition, air Sales - 339-2125 349-3604.0-5-10-10 10 month boy in North East WHY BORROW Money For radio, 383 regular gas engine. hardtop, automatic, good EEIEE3 FET nm H3 7.80 15.60 All vinyl interior, tinted glass, condition. $895. 339-2111. conditioning, must sell. 355-9390. 3-10-6 Parts - 339-2663 Service - 339-9356 Lansing 489-1841. 2-10-9 home. Call Tuition? Make $100 a week part-time. Cor necessary. NEEDED: ONE bTh| 6.00 | 9.75 19.50 vinyl roof. 32,000 miles. 4-10-6 Hours. Tuesday - Saturday, 9:30 489 3494. C-10-31 apartment close to caifl 7.20 | 11.70 23.40 Excellent condition. One owner. $2450. 393-5584. NOVA, 1972 - Yellow bucket TOYOTA 1969 Corona. 4 door, automatic transmission, - - 6pm. 10-10-19 STUDENTS PART-TIME CHURCH NURSERY attendant Phone 337-1575. 3-10-91 23 23 8.00 | 13.00 26.00 3-10-6 seats, tape d<>- qradio, power AM/FM radio, excellent 1967 BSA 650cc, extra tank and — Sunday A.M. and P.M. and LARGE TWO steering $0Stakes. 4,900 sidecovers. $500. FHEW13 loooj 32.50 condition, low mileage. Call Wednesday P.M. Call Okemos COMET 1962, 20,000 miles. miles, $3,000. 485-5961. 351-6706. 1-10-6 - Original owner. Price $1,250. Baptist Church, 349-2830. Excellent 5-10-10 DEADLINE condition. Call Phone 484-2949. 5-10-12 2-10-6 351-5071, after 5pm. OLDSMOBILE BMW 1971, 1600 miles. 5:30. 5-10-9 1 P.M. one class day B-1-10-6 - 1971, Cutlass Excellent condition. $1300 TRIUMPH GT6, 1970 yellow FULL TIME days, janitorial. 19 before publication. Supreme convertible, excellent condition. Brown, fastback. Must sell. Best or best offer. 485-5996. Ask Call Mr. Aspatore. 351-3330, - 30 years old, must be neat LCC - NEAR, 10 minutesi CORVAIR 1965. Only 43,000 for Dick. 5-10-12 MSU, 2 bedroom apartiT white offer. Located at Cedar between 9 - 11am and 2 - and clean. Taking miles, top. $2,600. Phone Cancellations/Co r- new tires, very, very Village. 5pm. $150 per month includi| 627-7917.3-10-9 George, 351-7343. applications now. 1000 Long rections 12 noon one reliable. Call 6 7 6-1381. HONDA utilities. Deposit - 1-10-6 350, 1969. Good Boulevard, Suite 7, 2-10-6 class day before OLDSMOBILE 1963 Super 88. condition, $375. Phone 694-3334. 2-10-6 Call 371-1597. 2-10-6 ] publications. TRIUMPH TR6, 1970. Green, 485-9309. 3-10-9 Excellent condition inside CORVAIR MONZA, 1966 - MOBILE and out. New tires, good radio, over - drive, luggage BASS PLAYER wanted to play HOME for 1 The State News will be Must sell. $500 or best offer. rack, immaculate. 393-4663. 1970 450 bedroom. East Lansmg.B radio. Power steering, brakes. Honda, excellent TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, with rock group with brass. responsible only for the 353-2257. 5-10-10 5-10-11 882-6072. 3-10-9 $395. 485-8454. 3-10-9 condition, Weber racing general labor, hours 332-4700. 2-10-6 first day's incorrect cams. $850 or best offer. compatible with class CORVETTE 1970, 454, TRIUMPH 1972 TR HICKORY insertion. - - 6. 6,000 355-9400.4-10-10 schedule. Apply MARRIED COUPLE to occupy HILLS warranty, extras. Call OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS All students aos must ue 351-7864 after 5pm. 3-10-5 1967, V - 8, stick, excellent - miles. Will sell for $1,600 and MANPOWER, 105 East apartment in church parish Drive, East Lansing. I 1972 bedroom prepaid condition. $750. Call take over payments. Phone HARLEY - Davidson Washtenaw or call 372-0880. house, in return for which apartments^ , 371-4824 after 5pm. If no Sportster XLCH, 4,000 miles, 0-2-10-9 they supervise young people's large 2 DODGE VAN 1965. Insulated, 355-6181.3-10-6 answer call 882-0084. 1-10-6 excellent condition. Must work and serve as night townhouses. Carports, I carpeted, bed. Automatic. sell, $1800. Call 332-2982 carpet, close to MSU. OLDSMOBILE F 85 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS to custodians of building and ^ $500. 882-8965 after 5pm. - - 1963, after V - 8, standard transmission, VEGA - 1972. Clean, belted 6pm. 3-10-9 paint house this weekend. $3. phone 482-9454. 3-10-9 open daily. For appointl 3-10-9 call Mr. o 4 door, radio, excellent tires, low mileage, radio, per hour. Call 484-9360. Automotive - $1850.353-4239.5-10-9 HONDA CB 450. Excellent 1-10-6 VOICE LESSONS given, 351-2460 or call Mrs. Stfl DODGE VAN 1967. Good condition. $325. Phone 485-6655. 2-10-6 condition. $800. Call classical to rock, call 485-3774, E DWAROf condition. $750. 351-2712 AMBASSADOR 1965 - Power VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1969. evenings, 371-4314. 3-10-6 MASSAGE GIRLS. Full time 353-1192 after 4pm. 3-10-9 HACKER CO., between 5 - 6pm. 5-10-10 steering and brakes, reclining Excellent condition, extras, and part time positions Headqui bucket seats, 6cylinder, $925. 355-3162 after 6pm. OSSA — 1968, 250cc, Pioneer available. Experience 30-11-14 FAIRLANE 500 1966, reliable automatic, like new interior. 3-10-9 Enduro, excellent condition. preferred. Phone 484-4481. EXTRA MONEY Must transportation, excellent 5-10-12 sell. 393-3862 after 482-5165. 3-10-6 $425. Also, five horsepower ROOMMATE WANTED -I condition, mechanically VOLKSWAGEN 1968. 4:30pm. 3-10-6 sound, $600 or best offer. Bug. Wildcat trail bike, like new. Earn $100, $200, $300, $500 Collingwood Apartmentl OLDSMOBILE 1964 Completely overhauled. Must $125. 655-2643. 3-10-6 WANTED: FOR fall term, 4. 351-3315. 7-10-12 Call 351-8072 or 332-5329 and more now 'til Christmas. AUSTIN AMERICA Sedan Dynamic 88. 4 - door, power sell! Best offer. 484-3515. babysitter Tuesday mornings, 3-10-6 SANDRA PARTEES need you 1971. Excellent condition. steering, power brakes. Good 5-10- 9 HONDA 1970 8:30 12:30pm. Own - CB 750, early - - to demonstrate WOMEN ONLY to share 3| toys, gifts, $1,000. 351-2419 or condition, good snow tires. model, 3/4 cam with 2 transportation necessary. FIAT 850 SPYDER - 1967, Must sell, buying camper decorations. —.—.w..OHOI Spare a time. lime No apartment, compltfl 5.6-10-13 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER _ helmets. Easy walk from Brody Phone 351-6^ - new brakes, new muffler. rnmnlov collecting. No delivery7" No furnished, call pickup for second 1964, wood paneling, gas 484-2408.3-10-6 complex. 332-4687. 3-10-9 1 fl ... investment. Make this a debt 3-10-6 BUICK 1965, new tires, brakes Body needs work. $550. automobile. $350. 371-4418. - heater, rebuilt engine. free Christmas. Car helpful. Call Phone 351-7727. 6-10-13 and exhaust system. Air 5-10-9 Excellent paint. 337-9450. DRIVER NEEDED for store ONE MAN needed for 4 882-6016 or 393-1815. 4-10-6 conditioned, excellent 3-10-6 defines Monday Friday, 4 FIAT 19 Spider. New - duplex. $65. After 4| condition. Must sell. Also - OLDSMOBILE ROYALE to 7:30am. Phone 337-0436 - 332-1619. 4-10-9 1963 Avanti, 42,000 miles, muffler, excellent 1972 2 - door hardtop, air, VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK - 1970 CB - 450 HONDA - 5,000 after 5pm. 5-10-11 For Rent good condition. Call mechanical condition. $800. vinyl top. Stereo, 11,700 1968. Good condition. Best 355-2388 miles, excellent condition. OKEMOS 2 bedroom, furnii| 676-4118 anytime. 2-10-9 or 351-5870. miles, top condition. $3,750. offer. Phone 353-3186. Must sell. $550. 355-9385. PHYSICAL THERAPIST. To COMPACT REFRIGERATOR 2 5-10-10 Phone 882-1613. 3-10-6 3-10-6 baths, utilities 3-10-6 work with physically rentals going fast. UNITED children and pets. CAMARO, 1969 - V - 8, 3 - handicapped infants and RENTAL 2790 East FORD PICK UP camper. 1963. VW 1965 camper van, rebuilt . 351-6006. 6-10-6 speed on the floor. Excellent - OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1971 HONDA 175, excellent children in Grand River. $350 or best offer. Paul, - public school 351-5652. condition. Phone 394-0847. 1966, 1 owner, excellent motor, luggage rack and condition. Only 1900 miles, setting; 38 week - year; 4-10-6 5-10-6 351-3309. 2-10-6 condition. Full power, air, ladder available. Call Dave SMALL LANSING 1. $490. 337-2386. 3-10-6 teachers salary schedule. For etc. $900. Phone 349-2036 332-0861; evenings REFRIGERATORS AND $187. including utilities.! 882-8676. 3-10-6 information, call 485-7248. CAPRI 1971, 4 speed, very good FORD 1963 station wagon. 3-10-6 10-10-10 stereos. Rent them at A.C. minutes drive. 332-3.^ condition. $1995. 372-1160. Good running condition, Auto Service & Parts - AND E. RENTALS, 1790 5-10-6 $95. Phone 655-3810. 5-10-9 VW 1962 — yi good condition. 5-10-10 OLDSMOBILE 1968 - 442 Grand River, Okemos. % mile MALE AND female. Must be $100. For more information East 1 GIRL needed for 2 ■ convertible. Excellent KEEP ON neat and able to meet the of Meridian Mall. call 393-0001. 3-10-6 TRUCKIN'. Repair CHEVELLE - 1965. Reliable FORD FAIRLANE 500. 1969 4 condition. Must sell. Phone work 349-2220. 5-10-9 quiet, $87.50 mor on Volkswagen, bugs, public. Apply in person at transportation. Engine door sedan. Power steering, 694-0305. 3-10-6 332-3998, 351-5647 4-1| - VW BUS 1971. 40,000 miles, busses, or Ghias. GRAND DELTO CAR WASH, 5312 excellent. Best offer. Dennis radio and heater. 351-1069 TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 just overhauled, new tires, RIVER CITGO. 1054 East South Cedar, Lansing. 351-1209. 1-10-6 3-10-6 OLDS. 1964 Cutlass station per month. Black and $1900. Phone 676-4298 after Grand River. 351-9274. 5-10-12 white, GO ON a savings spreel 31 wagon. Power steering and $9.50 per month. FORD 4pm. X-3-10-6 C-10-31 Want Ads for house CHEVELLE MALIBU 1967. V - — 1967, Ranch wagon, V brakes, automatic, solid body MARSHALL MUSIC 8, low e0\,O excellent" and extras. $275. 485-6378. NEEDED MALE sitter for 2 351-7830. C-1-10-6 good. column Check the For ^ condition all 4«4.nd17 VW BUS 1966, factory rebuilt boys, age 6 and 8, 3:30 - now. 2-10-6 655-2643. 3-10-6 engine, radio and tape deck. STUDENTS 5:30pm. Call after 6pm, 351-4198. 1-10-6 PEUGEOT 1965 337-2454. 5-10-11 OWNING FOREIGN CROSSWORD e v 1 C T■ a ylels FORD 1971 — Custom 500, V - - 4/column, [T a 1 ILE B 1 'a-£ 8, brakes, sun roof, spare parts. Best VOLVO 1963 P 1800. CARS, WE GIVE 20% ATTRACTIVE FEMALES for PUZZLE iria m e1 kii in ■ 1 steering, offer 882-8368. 2-10-9 - OFF ON new automatic, 4 - door, $1,495. Excellent mechanical PARTS, massage studio. Good across iri o ■mo ajl a n» Phone 372-2301. 5-10-9 condition, fair body. $650 or WITH ID CARD. pay, hours arranged. Write 23. Vibrationless n tiair rja PLYMOUTH 1967. 2 door 1. Musical sign point P.O. No. 504£ sedan. Stick shift, slant six, make offer. Call 655-2524 SPARK-PLUG 3-10-10 Lansing, 48906. 5. Italian river 24. News service p pjxji 6jb FORD VAN 1965, 339-9326. 5-10-6 SPECIALS-62c each. 7. Powerless 26. Plural ending [g a 1 Nfl U|M IV B paneled, neat little car, economical. standard shift. 372-5784 11. Chantilly 27. Baseball 1 n r r 1 6u $375. Phone 371-3163, 3440 3-10-10 BABYSITTER WANTED 12. Gold r a t ebb, g LM North East Street. 3-10-9 Scooters & Cycles IMPORT AUTO PARTS East Lansing home for in heraldry postion: abbr. 29. Tea tree 0 w e s]I■t nj u;n i'k a GTO, 1968, low mileage, 415 South Cedar, Lansing children only. Monday, 13. European river 30. Oirk n e PONTIAC FIREBIRD 350, 8:30-5:30 14. Grasping n t. e s;t automatic, air, vinyl roof, Tuesday, Thursday, 9:30 - 32. Eskimo best offer over $1,300. Phone 1972. Excellent condition. 1972 CL100 Honda. Vivitar 8:30-3 Monday-Friday 15. Gable's Carole 34. Warbler e d d a|■sTf 1p nP USE YOUR Saturday 5pm. Own transportation. Must sell. Phone 337-1575. 85mm 20b mm - 485-2047, 371-1947 17. Clique 38. Place 351-0473. 5-10-10 zoom 351-1069. 1-10-6 telephoto unused. 337-2554 18. Golconda 39. Sycamore 3-10-9 MASlfcH CHANGE UTOMOTIVE 19. License plate 40. Palm leaf IMPALA, 1965, many new jj-10-6 ' - REPLACEMENT parts, used, HOUSE PARENTS needed to 20. Official 41. Ward AT TH«E STATE NEWS parts, good condition. $380. KAWASAKI supervise half - way house for courtesies 43. Famous pirate 1971. 125cc. new and rebuilt at lowest 351-2242.4-10-9 Excellent retarded adults. Call 22. Netherlands 44. Ferber condition. Call discount prices! HEIGHTS commune 45. Land measure 482-5618. 394-0893.4-10-6 AUTO PARTS, 485-2276. 393-4990, Extension 65. Thanks for C-1-10-6 10-10-13 PONTIAC LEMANS, 1972 STREET/SCRAMBLER, -IFETIME GUARANTEE, NEEDED: MODELS for year 2 - 65cc. Great for around wheel medical students to examine alignment, $14.95. your support! GT, steering, Phone vinyl 3 - roof, power speed, radio campus, with 2 helmets. $80. 337-1818 after 5pm. 2-10-6 Future alignments free for as long as you own your for physical diagnosis. Models needed October 25th, 26th, 484-7027, 9am - 5pm 1:30 - 5:30pm in 5-10-12 automobile. MICHIGAN local Knob Hill is now filled and 1968 HONDA - CL - 450, great TIRE, 3030 South Cedar doctor's office. Must have shape. $475. Call Pat at Street. 393-6700. 5-10-6 own transportation. $3 per PONTIAC FIREBIRD Espre will be accepting new 1970. Air, silver with blue 484-4257. 1-10-6 hour. Call 353-5440 after MASON BODY SHOP. 812 noon. 3-10-6 interior, East sports package, SUSUKI 1970 500cc. Excellent Kalamazoo Street since 1940. leases at a later date. tacometer, mag wheels and new Michelin tires, new disk condition. $50. Phone Complete auto painting and MODELS AND massage girls 372-3688 after 5:30pm, collision needed. brakes, power service. 485-0256 High pay. Phone steering, 5-10-12 C-22-10-31 MAVERICK ADULT NEWS, AM/FM stereo, racing 489-8226. 5-10-10 KNOB HILL APARTMENTS mirrors, 350cc, automatic. Just tuned. Excellent buy. Call 355-8326 or 625-3725. HONDA, 1971 450 Scrambler. Excellent condition. $600 or VW GUARANTEED repair RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at trade for El Camino. Phone DELIVERY HELP wanted. 3-10-6 Okemos Road 349-9620 3-10-10 Must have car. Phone C-10-31 337-1633. 5-10-9 „ state News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6, 1972 19 For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Pergonal ^ iffeWIMTl, ! ! ■ niui i n _ ^ forK"* 'flou*** SEVVING MACHINE - Singer Straight stitch. $50 or bott offer. Call 361-7272. 2-10-6 HAND ■ at. • CARVED Spanish chess $18. Phone 349-0804 ELECTRONICS Clevolnnd Institute Electronics Technology Course, 1st class FCC prep. COURSE, Ovor 80 volumes, self study, with exams and reviews. Was OCiOBER 3nby 9 am - 7th to furniture, trombone, TV, Pop machine. 321 South Charles, Lansing, dark. 2-10-9 the 13th. stove, OLD puppies. Animals ENGLISH companions, AKC. Master sheepdog Devoted DEAR ever ADVENT, Would like to get you on graph October 6th and 7th. Signed MARSHALL MUSIC and EPI. C-2-10-6 we the What's Hi Happening must be class No days before announcements publicatior will be aftar 3:30pm. 2-10-6 over $400, now best offer. ONE CONSOLE Zenith 21" TV, Charge welcome. Phone "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for 339-2573. BL 2 10-6 received in the State News accepted by phone. 361-0019. 3-10-6 also 1 guitar. Call 393-1328. pinning and engagement office, 341 Student Services NEW VIVITAR zoom lenses for 3-10 10 notices is 12 noon Thursday Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two A South Dakota hoedown for Nikon, Pan tax, Konico, ELECTRONICS SLIDE1 rule, HORSES FOR SALE Must for Friday's paper. 347 McGovem-Shriver will be held at discount price'. Limited with leather caw and slide PORTABLE TV, practically sell for college tuition. Very Student Services. S19-10-31 8:30 tonight at the Ingham supply new 8 - track tape;., rule course. Was $35 now- new. black and white, 12". reasonable. Several with County Conservation Club. $2 each. New Italian and best offer. 351-0019. 3-10-6 393-7346. 3-10-6 papers. Call 355-4326. Ask CALL US for fund raising. We French wall tapestries, for Sue. 3-10-10 will help your group or Recreation Tickets are available at the MSU Students for McGovern-Shriver $17.50 each, large selection. TAPE i.ECOHDER, Sony TYPEWRITER SMITH - organization raise money by office, 341 Evergreen St., apt. T«r~410 South Pine. Used stereo equipment, TC560D, ESP automatic CORONA electric portable, 5 POMERANIAN PUPPY - AKC, selling candy. Call LANSING UNION BOARD FLIGHTS 4F call 351-4714. ■S hid'oom home, offers Christmas flight to or » cameras, TV sets, reverse deck, dual VU meters, year guarantee, like new, tart, female, 2 months old. CANDY AND CIGAR CO., London for $185. Stop in typewriters, 8 - track tapes, 3 heeds and professional $125 482-6163 after 4pm. 393-4262. 3 10-10 482-0846. 5-10-11 The MSU Cooperative ► rd Alban day time. stereo albums. WILCOX specs. Was over $400 new, 3-10-6 Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm. Nursery School will sponsor an Bjfr 10-10-17 SECOND HAND STORE, 509 East Michigan, Lansing, best offer 351-0019. 3-10-6 takes her. SKIS. HEAD, 360 190 C.M. OLD ENGLISH sheep dog TV RENTALS, $9.50 per Second floor Union. C-10-31 intei national ba'our offer before FOR QUALITY service on Mary at 355-4845. jg country home. Garden, 20-10-31 microphones, $95. each. Also home. 482-4651. 3-10-10 cash buyers. Do it today! GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of 2 EV 676's and stands. Dan. stereo equipment, see the |,fn partly furnished, to all kinds. Buy trade and sell BRIDES - TO - BE. All new 332-2154. 2-10-9 FHEE PUPPIES, 3/4 collie, 1/4 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East The Weekly People Club will GARAGE ART show. Prints, Grarc! ^iver. C-10-31 meet at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in 33 Lple $300 per month. Call both new and used. Best bridal gowns. 70% 6ff retail. shepherd. Phone 651-5144 or paintings, drawings, ceramics, Union. Anyone interested in K|r 4pm, 676-2191 or prices in town. 650 guns in Values $75 - $300. Now GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar, 675-5403. 1-10-6 stained stock. See BOB'S GUN $22.50 $90. Sizes 8 12. Vox amplifier, Bogan P.A. glass, macrame, MID MICHIGAN'S largest working in ihe Socialist Labor pl-7497. 0-10-31 SHOP. 2412 South Cedar. Call after 4 p.m., 882-9980 system, Shure microphones. SAMOYED PUPPY - 10 weeks, applique banners. September audio retailer with the finest party presidential campaign in Cheap. 349-3014. 3-10-10 30 through October 8. 9 - in ^torao products and | NEEDED for house, 154 Call 371-2244. Closed for appointment. 3-10-6 male, true bear features, 5pm. 1883 Ann. 6-1C-6 alectioni; repairs. Shop the Lks from campus. Own Sundays. 20-10-26 fluffy white, AKC, champion FIDDLE Kay, 3/4, ANTIQUES - SHOW Sale, blood lines. $150. 351-6178. store with straight stereo Everyone is welcome to a , $60 per month plus BASS let. Call 337- 1291 after Lansing, October 6th, 7th, 5-10-9. answers. MARSHALL hayride and cost spaghetti SPEAKERS2 15" Lansing's m 5-10-11 in cabinet. Call 482 - 7343. 655-1682. 5-10-10 8th. Civic Center. Sponsor: ifter The Game WUSiC, 245 Ann Street. dinner at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Women's Club House CM 0-6 University Metiiodist Church, fe 3-10-6 HARMON*' GUITAR, case, Association 1pm 10prr. Mobile Homes 1118 S. Harrison P.oad. FOR house downtown. - Call Michael, Closing 5p;n. Sunday. STARBOARD TACK 'PEANUTS PERSONAL". Send SEWING MACHINE with 6-string. Good condition, Admission, $1. 1-10-6 1971, 12'x60', lovely shag, air. REEF, BEEF, and booze ai a message, 15c per word. The MSU Pre-Law C'.ub will m. 489-3177. 1-10-6 $25. Call 351-1298. 3-10-9 cabinet. Straight stitch and Brand new on lot at 1100 Trowbridge Road. Deadiine 1 meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in p.m. for next darning $60. Phone UPRIGHT PIANO - Clarinet, Biookview Estates. Sest offer JJJ0L6. ppper. 347 Student Services 104B Wells Hall. : TWO people for 489-2842 2-10-6 FURNITURE, USED. Complete Violin, antique baby bed. - must sell. 373-3939. Internal", HOUSE OF PANCAKES Buildire. S-10-10-19 Couple preferred, selection. JOHN AND DON'S Trade all or part for good 625-3254. 4 10-6 The India Club will celebrate USED WE NEVER CLOSE! lemos, 349-4277 3-10-10 FURNITURE, ihe Gandhi anniversary at 7:15 used oboe. 676-2117. Saginaw at M - 100, Grand 3-10-10 FAWN 1972, 12' x 65', 2 Instruction p.m. Monday in 109 S. Kedzie Bale WANTED for fine $75. 332 8054. 2-10-6 Ledge. 627-2384. 0-10-31 bedrooms, furnished. Call Dinners, sandwiches, Hall. The film "Do Badan" will t Lansing home. Own breakfasts and dessert. Dine COLUMBUS DAY Special. 50% during the day, 355-5100, be shown. 332-2997. 3-10-10 with us at 2800 East Grand BE YOUR own astrologer. oom RUMMAGE SALE Friday and PROMOTIONAL ITEMS. evenings, 371-4204. 1-10-6 off on all merchandise except River. 1-10-6 Astrology Classes 8eginne:s Saturday. Brass beds, old Bumper stickers, buttons, Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at consignment. October 9th October 10; Intermediate Room# furniture and clothes, leather pens, pennants, emblems, only. JUNIOR LEAGUE RICHARDSON 12' x 60', ? October 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the THE BREWERY 11; Advanced and metal crafted goods. We decals, binders, trophys, CEDAR CHEST. 501 East bedrooms, good condition, McKinley Room, Northwind AFTER THE GAME SPECIAL October 12. For further need deer antlers, furs, awards, personalised clothing many extras. King Arthur's Apartments. Michigan, Lansing. 485-0865. STEAK AND CHAMPAGNE information call IV5-7201, [£ flOOMMATE NEEDED: leather, and old tools. 206 and other promotions and 1-10-6 Court, 482-7402. 5-10-12 FOR TWO 882-1519, 355-8260. 5-10-6 ) share trailer. Nor> - specialties The Lansing South Fairview. 2-10-6 Kitchen privileges. ONLY 6.95 , a va i able REPOSSESSED MOBILE Aquari'j.n Society will present Ks TIRED OF waiiing for that Drop in at 3411 East Michigan, PdTTERY MAKING class. month. No lease. Close, Mark Tracy spezking on salt CUSTOM CYCLE ACCESSORY bottle of Chromosorb or homes. 2 or 3 bedrooms. 1V, blocks from West Write Terry Emrick, 2445 Jt Yankees. Lot No. 204. SHOP welcomes all students other gas chromatography Newly redecorated. Take the Campus. Universe will be Grand water aquaria at 7:30 p.m. piler Haven. 1-106 River, Williamston. to stop in and look at our supplies. Supelco ships 90% landloid off your payroll. Saturday in the Community LEROY SET. New drafting set. playing live. 1-10-6 Cost $65. 655-3225. 5-10-12 complete line of accessories. of orders the day they are Located at Brookview Mobile Room, Lansing Mall. New T SIDE Room with - 1408 East Michigan. Call 12 templates, 12 pens, received. How? We Home Park, Perry. Real members are welcome. ■itchen privileges, parking. attachments and walnut case. 482-4501. 5-10-11 values like these don't Vompletely furnished. Older Was $150, now best offer. manufacture. available... Free catalog Supelco, Inc., happen often. Hurryl We'll typing Service Linda Jenness, Socialist Soman or working girl. 351-0019. 3-10-6 Worse presidential candidate, KENWOOD RECEIVER, 3130. Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. For arrange financing. Call Seafood specialty.Jazz '' TYPING WANTED i,i s nW-0640. 2-10-6 our . Call 337-0118 after 5pm. extra rush service call 625-3111 or 625-7485. will appear on "Issues and DRESS FORM. Sears Best. New our cocktail lounge staitim Phone Mrs. Answers" at 5-10-11 3-10-6 noon Sunday on Enterprise 6811. 1-10-6 at 7pm. Please call fo 484-5765. 5-10-12 DMS IN house, close to condition, was $50, now best Channel 12. offer. 351-0019. 3-10-6 i eservatiens, 351- 7C6. Jempui and downtown, ideal MARTIN D - 28, $325, GARAGE SALE Moving. DETROITER 1968, 12* x 50' - B-1-10-6 COM5:. E T E THESES r students. Call on lot in King Arthur's Hillel Foundation will hold a Ted, University three - way Furniture, lamps, table and SONY SERVICE. Discount printing. 137-1641 or 332-5598. speakers, $70. 625-3083. MIXER, stereo tape bed linen, dishes, appliances, Court. Drapes, appliances, LUMS RESTAURANT IBM typing and binding of game night and social at 8 p.m. X-3-10-9 mixer. Mint condition, was fully skirted. Phone Saturday at 319 Hillcrest Ave. kitchen utensils, clothes, $40, now best offer. 482 8436. 5-10-11 theses, resumes, publication. Bring your records and games. antiques. 1526 Jerome THE(DEAL PLACE Acrcss from campus, ccrner 3 SPEED. New brakes, gears, 351-0019. 3-10-6 Everyone is welcoms. - Street. October 5th, 6th, 7th. 3 bring Mom,D3d, Daughte: m.A.C. ano Grand River, rear tire, toddler seat. 1-10-6 OPEN HOUSE. Shown by Son, 3rotrei. Sister Aum belo.v Jones Stationery Shop. 355-0852. 2-10-6 LIVING ROOM sofa - 2 chairs, owner October 8, 1 -4 pm at Lee Sholman, counselor of Uncle. Cousin, Nioc« Ce' 1 COPY GRAPH miscellaneous tables and Grand River Highway, cersornel services, will speak on DESK - STEEL age, 60x30 Nephew, Grandma, Grandpa, SERVICES. 337-1666. GUITAR 12 string concert lamps, phonograph, average Okemos, just north on Var "Is Quota for Jews - inches, $70; file cabinet, Friends and Dates BEFORE C-10-31 guitar and case. Real good condition. $365 for all. Atta. 12* > 50', 1970, vary Re-emerging?" at Hillel's Hon, 2 - drawer legal size, or AFTER the gaT>e to enjoy For Sale condition. Originally $200. 371-1792. 1-10-6 $45. Cash only. Phone clean. Phone 339-2461. good deals on draft bser. S.'nday supper at 5 :30 p.m. 2-10-6 TYPING TERM pspe-s, theses, Sunday. Want $110. 655-3860. 2-10-6 349-1364. 1-10-6 fried clams, roasl besf etc. Electric. Expsrienceti. I CAMERA FOR SALE USED STEREOS for sale, $25. rines, rimp JSAN MASSEV , 393-4075. Hillci Foundation will offer Howell. Automatic TREASURE CHEST. Second - STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Lost tr Found international beers, imported C-10-3'i Shabbat services at 6:30 p.m. • 35mm. New price hand store. 116 North Main Grand River. C-10-10-12 ham sandwiches, strawberry today followed by dinner. Please P59. Will sell for $85 Street, Perry. Beds, chests, all short cakes, creamy french call 332-1916 or 351-6647 for LOST: BLUE plastic EYE GLASSES at large savings. 10 SPEED BIKE - Gazelle, J27-5582. 5.10.9 kinds of furniture, - 2154" frame. New this checkbook, reward. 332 - style cheese cake, hot dogs steamed in beer and scores of reservations. Morning services appliances, bicycles. Drive - a Why pay more? OPTICAL will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday. summer. 332-1468. 1-10-6 5330. 3-10-6 FREE TOYS - little and save a - lot. M - DISCOUNT, 2615 East other things all brought S IN TOYS 78 to M - 52. South to store. Michigan, Lansing, Michigan. you by fast, efficient and Home Parties, LOST: BLACK/ white cat, pink manuscripts, general typing, CHECK OUR prices before you Applications are available for r1 Wood. 055-1593. 5-10-9 Call 625-3188 4-10-6 372 7409. C 4 10-6 collar. Vicinity 207 Bogue. pretty waitresses. Get to the IBM. 23 years experience. Spartan homecoming queen. buy. ELDERLY 351-8660. 3-10-9 stadium on time - have 349-0850. C-10-31 Any University living unit or INSTRUMENTS. 541 East lunch at LUMS, 231 M.A.C. registered student organization Grand River, downstairs. Avenue, open 11am — 2am. RING OF KEYS. Vicinity of is eligible to enter a female C-1-10-6 Transportation WANT AD 1-10-6 PEOPLE REACHER APPLES, CIDER, Pears. Pick Women's IM. Reward, $25. 332-4653 or 641-6601. 3-10-6 contestant. in the RHA deadline is Monday. Forms are available office, and filing RIDE DESPERATELY needed Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your your own apples, Saturday, Sunday 10 - 5pm. Friday, Peanuts Personal to and from Harper Woods, more IWH on back page check or money order LOST: SMALL U / M notebook. Detroit area, weekends. Call BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, Invaluable. Call 351-5092, DIRTY AND Dirtbag Flowers, 353- 6970, 353-4516. Alfred Wardowski and Sons. Chalet Apartments, No. 24. love and kisses for your PLEASE RESPOND. 3-10-6 2 miles North of Leslie at housewarming. 1-10-6 3589 Hull Road (old U.S. 1-10-6 II ho s IF hose Address _ 127). Phone 1-589-8251. REWARD: $25. EMERGENCY Wanted Closed Monday. Open 9 - ENGAGEMENTS _Zip Code _ NEW YELLOW Schwinn WILL DOC Evans please contact City 6pm. 0-10-31 Continental with bottle his assistant after work DON'T FORGET blood comes Gail Meyer, St. Clair Shores carrier. If found, call tonight for his 54 - birthday BIKES. EXCELLENT quality, only from people. Save a life. sophomore to Jeffrey Hamm, 353-7613. 5-10-12 surprise - KEK. 1-10-6 Weatherford, Oklahoma senior. 10 speeds. Best deals in town. Give blood. Professional Consecutive Dales to Run_ Call Bill, 332-4081. 0-2-1^9 donors compensated. TOM MARINE, we love you. Personal MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Jan Glaspie, Cass City Wart, flamer, truck driver, SELL BUNDY Alto Saxaphone. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. sophomore to Alan Finkbeiner, rotten. 1-10-6 Owendale. Excellent condition. $180. C-10-31 PREGNANT? WE understand. Call George 351-1505. X-5-10-6 Students interested in Vicki L. Palmer. Belleville junior to David J. Lechel, Garden City, C-10-31 working for passage of BILLIARD TABLE - '8'. ABORTION MSU graduate. KATH, WELCOME to Michigan antique, slate bed. $175. LIVING UNITS and registered REFERENDUM. State. I missed you. Love, 485-2589 after 7:30pm. student organizations, enter Laura K. Ziaja, Dearborn senior Bruce. 1-10-7 Call 484-7453 or 489-5043. 5-10-12 the to Charles J. Fortino, Lansing, Homecoming Banner MSU graduate. Contest) Deadline October Ask for Terry or Larry. 18th. Applications available Animals at RHA office. Student DRUMMER WANTS work. 8 Denise Baughman, Birmingham Services, or for more years experience. Heavy rock junior to Carl Schalm, Mt. BEAUTIFUL, LOVEABLE Irish information call 353-6145. and roll. 355-5283.5-10^6 Clemens senior. Setter Puppies. Males $50. 6-10-13 Recreation Females $35 (no papers). BABYSITTING IN my Ann Hebert, Grosse Pointe Also free half Siamese ENTRY FORM deadline for University Village apartment, Woods senior to Ray Lemmen, BAR M STABLE Hayrides, Peanuts Personals 10 words $1.50 prepaid kittens. Will deliver. Phone Homecoming Queen is - - - $25 per week. 355-1076. Grand Ledge MSU graduate. riding, boarding, instruction. 3-10-6 0 Dansville 1-623-6245 Words or Less- 10 days -13.00 Monday at 6pm. Any living Take 127 South to Barnes evenings and weekends. unit or registered student P*10 Words Mdd- Add- 15c per word $1 50 5 +»" $6*° 65c per word 1.30 per word 4-10-6 _ organization may enter a Road, left to «. 1-10-6 Eden Road. LARGE HOME option tc buy. With : acres with and Heights sen Johnson, Wayland, MSU female cand idate. □ □ □ BASSET HOUND - AKC. Tri - Applications at RHA office. a barn. 487 3922. 3-10-9 colored female, one year old. Student Services. 1-10-6 SKI ASPEN. 6 days. December 371-4314, evenings. 3-10-6 16-23. $270. Contact M. NEED 2 student tickets foi Janice Bologna. Sterling Heights DESPE RATELY NEEDEDI One Parent, Oakland Community senior to Joseph Silbernagel, to: Michigan State News Classified FREE TIGER - STRIPED short College. 1-313-852-1000. Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, MSU 347 Student Services Bdfl. - haired kittens. 7 weeks old practicing witches' coven. Krlt. 353-6264. 5 10-10-6 gra^uat'- ^ MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 351 6864. 2-10-6 KJ-9 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 6 , J Mantil McGovern outlines policies liNLlIIiyi JJJJJk end (continued. *from the m page war a between 1) 1) realistic in today's world — realistic in today's world or does it simply resurrect — 'In "In virtually virtually •tatement, every act of this every every $4 $4 billion billion spending." to to military military McGovern said McGovern partnership the Atlantic said^the "no Atlantic longer secret funds secret funds in defiuJ in defm,, the will of Congress.' an old world, of kings and administration, nearly 2V4 McGovern said he needs single handed U n d i All student organizations . The MSU Homecoming man and his own must re-register by Oct. 20. Committee is sponsoring princes and empires, that we billion human beings in the welcomed the progress American leadership nor do administration ' a environment. Forms are available in 101 Homecoming banner contest. will never see again? world have been left out," Nixon has made in relations our partners want it. Nor McGovern, "the' ConJ • It must reassert Student Services Bldg., Student Any living unit or registered America's role as a beacon "That five power, he said. with China, but it must be should it be." be fully will be fully infoJJ Activities division. student organization is invited — and friend — to those balance - of - power thesis He said Nixon is more built on "by encouraging There is no longer any consulted! Students interested to enter. Information and millions in the human attempts to force onto the interested in providing China's full participation in need to maintain 319,000 it will have full powers set restored to J inorganizing a Women's applications are available in the RHA office through Oct. 18. family desperately striving contemporary world a naive military aid to foreign the community of nations." American troops there, he in the down fl to achieve the elemental prenuclear view dating to countries than technical "Aa president, I will said, but he did not mention Constitution Engineering Society will meet at the 19 th century "And I will not 7:30 Tuesday at 911 human and assistance to help them begin by recognizing the his previous idea of .> p.m. The 1972-73 graduating dignity which all before... the basic Marigold, apt. 14. For more seniors - Don't forget your free men seek. develop. government in Peking," he withdrawing 170,000 trends! "There have been "He has used the power said, but he did not mention American information, call 351-1497. senior pictures. Come to 36A McGovern said he favors may troops. defense policy to foreign Union or call 353-5292. the interventionism of periods of relative peace of his office to -bully and Taiwan nor the U.S. defense be On the Middle East, the inner There will be an informal under a balance of power. intimidate Latin American commitment, sanctum ofl "agricultural and technical McGovern said that the discussion of the Baha'i faith at 8 tonight at 1220 Woodcrest The Teacher Corps Program assistance — the building of But Mr. Nixon forgets that nations. He has defied the A major portion of his United States must remain White House, hidden from by men I Lane, apt. 4, or call 351-7698. needs volunteers anytime from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call Gwen at roads and schools, the no balance among the giants can eradicate the causes of conscience of mankind by speech dealt with Japan, committed to Israel's are and removed public 1 giving up U.S. opposition to "President Nixon from , Everyone is welcome. 393-1130. training of skilled personnel, security. He said he would in concert with other war among the rest of racism Southern announced his trip to China retain responsibility." mankind. Africa." And he has without consulting Japan, enough American The Student Duplicate Bridge WKAR-FM stereo, 90.5, will nations and through "Nor can it dispel the power in the area to ensure Club will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday mishandled the India betraying the trust that present Audio-Aftermath, multilateral institutions." that, but he did not specify. in the Union. All interested demand of some 1140 Pakistan crisis, costing nation had placed in our something different in radio, at McGovern said: "But I McGovern claimed that at students countries to have a say in the goodwill of India, the are welcome. 10 tonight. ask whether that is all that Asian partnership," he said, home Nixon has bypassed the issues which determine world's largest democratic "We must treat Japan as The MSU Table Tennis Club Gay Liberation will host a we want. And I ask, too, their survival," McGovern nation." an equal, consult with her in Congress on foreign affairs. will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in whether it is relevant and said. get-acquainted party for new The Democratic trust," he said. "'There will "The executive 203 Men's Intramural Bldg. to and returning gays at 8 p.m. candidate said "no be tough negotiations and agreement has often brief players on the Oct. 9 Dec. Saturday at 215 S. Homer St. - responsible person" would vigorous competition on replaced the treaty subject 1 Ladder Tournament. New Call 353-9795 for more to Senate approval," he Police call for a return to trade and economics, where The United probe players are welcome. informati n. said. "Wars Way isolationism. "In many both our nations have are fought in The MSU Tolkein Fellowship Gay Liberation will meet at 3 ways," he said, the policies interests to protect. We will secret, in Laos and UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST will meet at 8 tonight in the j.m. Sunday in 30 Union. All of the Nixon administration expect fair treatment by Cambodia, and paid for by neglect charge Mason formal lounge to discuss ire welcome. isolating the United Japan the cultures of the Middle Earth. States. "But Japan also expects Camp Highfields volunteers "We are isolated from our fair treatment from us, not Students for Carr will hold an will meet at 10:30 a.m. allies and trading partners in the patronizing attitude that open house from midnight tonight at 545 Michigan Avenue. 9:30 to E. Saturday in 6 Student Services Bldg. Charges made by an Akers Hall resident that campus police were uncooperative in transporting a sick student to the University Health Center are under investigation by Europe and Asia, and Canada, because even of the President has shown, the six - gun diplomacy of or Free failure to consult," he said. The Sheridan Road the Dept. of Public Safety. Cartridge Clinic.. .| Big Applications Brother volunteers "We are isolated from the On Western Europe, are being and Capt. Adam Zutaut, of the Dept. of Public Safety, said accepted for representatives at interested people will hold an appropriate action will be taken if the charges are developing nations by a large to the College of Natural orientation at 1 p.m. today in 6 legitimate. policy which tells them that It's to your advantage to keep record \ Science Advisory Council Student Services Bldg. what's good for Pepsi - Cola The charges were made in a letter to the editor that ninimum, but of course, you want to get the best| (student) in 103 Natural Science appeared Thursday in the State News. According to and the First National City Meet planned I sounds possible. Bring in your cartridge mounted on Bldg. REACH volunteers will hold Bank is more than good Geoffrey Archembeau, Detroit sophomore, campus police I turntable and Shure factory trained technicians v The MSU Black Women an orientation program for all interested people at were "insulting and informed me that they were not enough for you. for candidates I help you strike a happy medium between the two.I 3 p.m. "We are isolated from I First, your stylus will be carefully inspected for wear I running a taxi service," when he tried to get transportaion Employes Assn. will meet at 5 p.m. Sunday in the conference today Bldg. in 6 Student Services for a friend to the health center. reality by the insistence that to Congress I under our special Bausch-Lomb stylus microscope. Wei I will also make sure the cartridge is properly mounted in of the Le Jon Building, 133 W. "We'll transport anyone in an emergency situation," rough, tough talk and big The Lansing chapter of I the tone arm shell. Second, the Shure engineer will test Main St., Lansing. All Black The Michigan Youth Politics Zutaut said. "We try to be more than fair in these situations Pentagon budgets are the National Assn. of Social I trackability, showing you the results on an oscilloscope® Women Employes are urged to Institute somehow synonomous with attend. wjll hold a general and will gladly transport someone if there is need." Workers and the 6th District I screen. A high score on this test indicates a given! membership meeting at 7:30 The major determining factor, Zutaut said, is if the national manhood. Women's Caucus will I cartridge, tone arm combination will track even heavily I p.m. Monday in 37 Union, "And most of all, we are person is unable to move or get transportation to the health sponser a candidate's night I recorded passages properly at low stylus pressures. The MSU Rodeo Club rough election for the board of center by himself. Other types of incidents that require isolated from our own ideals at 7:30 p.m., stock practice will be hold at 8 directors will be held. Monday in 31 a.m. in the Judging Pavilion. police transportation include severe bleeding, poisoning, as we back a corrupt Union. I Third, the electronic tests are backed up as y shock, intramural injuries or MSU employe injuries. dictatorship in Saigon, by I cartridge/turntable combination goes thru a listening I Hear Steve Reynolds at 8:30 Among the candidates Students for Griffen will hold p.m. Friday and Saturday at One of the Akers Hall resident assistants involved in the raining fire and death on expected to attend the ■ test. After all, we're ultimately concerned with good I a bumper sticker drive at 11 Rosa's Canteen, downstairs 541 incident said this type of transportation problem has helpless people all over | sound. meeting are 6th District a.m. Saturday in front of the East Grand River Ave. developed in the past and he thinks the Dept. of Public Indochina." congressional candidates M. Today and Saturday Men's Intramural Bldg. People Safety should be aware that it exists. Discussing relations with Robert Carr (Democrat) and interested in working a short The Society for Creative the Soviet Union, McGovern Oct. 6 Noon - 9 p.m. Oct. 7 10-5 p.n "We feel that this problem can be settled without too incumbent Charles time before the game should Anachronism will meet at 8 p.m. much problem," he said. "But there are times when the said agreements to slow the Chamberlain (Republican) meet at 11 a.m. Call 355-9023 Saturday in the Union Tower transportationis needed." arms race "are a signal 5: and 59th District state for more information. Room. Zutaut said time is achievement, but it makes Hi-Fi BUYS a limiting factor in providing representative candidates transportation for injured students. Each transport takes no sense for the President to 1101 E. Grand River Women's Liberation will hold All bicycle riders interested Lynn Jondahl (Democrat) general meeting at 7:30 p.m. slow and between 30 and 90 minutes. return from Moscow with and Phone 337 2310 a a easy ride the James Pocock Monday at the Women's Center, country will meet at 2 p.m During the 1970-71 fiscal year, the Dept. of Public an arms reduction E. (Republican). 547 Grand River Ave. All Sunday in front of the Men' Safety recorded 1,126 hospital transportations. The agreement and then call on The event is open to the women are welcome. Intramural Bldg. number increased to 1,462 for the 1971-72 fiscal year. the Congress to add another public. TOMORROW NI0HT at JENISON FIELDH0USE Make Me Srnlle/Poem For The People/The Road In The Country/Where Do We Go From Here? | NEW CHICAGO ALBUMS 50% OFF GP 8 A specially priced 2-record si $3" UndTapes^4*J C4X 30865 A specially pric including: ON SALE Saturday In The Park/Dialogue Now That You've Gone/Alma Mater ONE WEEK ONLY: I State Of The Union OCT. 6 • OCT. 13 KC 31102* THE ONLY COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN MID- MICHIGAN HOi'