th« 1 michigan Volume 65 Number 40 Michigan State Univenity East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 10, 1972 t Students given extra day iijsjKto sign up for Nov. 7 vote By KAREN ZURAWSKI State News Staff Writer don't usually register to vote the two offices, because they don't just for aware of the extra day of registration and reacted with surprise. No group and To be local eligible to vote in the state elections voters had to know they can or think it is a waste of had any plans to continue registration Students have until 5 p.m. today to register before the state deadline time if they have to ignore the rest of which the fifth today. was Friday before the register to vote for the next President the ballot," she said. and vice president of the United States election, or Friday. The Republican State Central The secretary for the Republican because of the 1970 Federal Voting Committee, the county Democratic state chairman commented, "Oh my Approximately 6,000 new voters Kights Act. chairman and Michigan Youth Politics have been added to the East Lansing God, you're kidding. We thought East Lansing City Clerk Beverly Institute, which conducted voter rolls, she said. Accurate figures will a Friday was the last day to register and Colizzi said Monday a person who registration drive this fall, were not that's what we told people." (continued on page 12) moved to East Lansing on or before H'riday, who has not registered to vote here, may now do so. The Meridian Township clerk's office also will be registering students today. The federal amendment states that a person must which he is prior to a live in the district in going to vote, 30 days federal election. Speculation continues Because Monday was the 30th day and Columbus Day, a federal Colizzi has extended the period one more holiday, day to allow persons to register. on successor for Mao She emphasized, however, that persons By WILLIAM L. RYAN deputies often outrank the top men. who register today can only vote for AP Special Correspondent Guessing about the future of the the top two offices. Chinese leadership is a perilous A spate of reports on who may If a person is registered in another succeed to Mao Tse - tung's power occupation in any event. There is a certain logic in all these district, he can switch to East Lansing, leaves the waters muddied and raises Columbus Day paruder and vote for the two offices by his previous clerk, she said. writing the possibility that the Peking prognostications, but it would be no surprise if Chou has been purposely Her office leadership wants it that way. clouding the picture. will grant a person a Oddly, all the reports could be If a collective emerged, there is a George McGovern took his campaign to New York's Fifth temporary registration permit, but will correct to some extent. Two of the good chance that eventually it would take all the necessary information for enue Monday when he walked in the annual Columbus Day a permanent permit after the election. reports are, in fact, offering versions go the way of "collectives" in other of what Premier Chou En rade. Walking next to the Democratic presidential nominee is "It's confusing and unusual," she - lai said to a Communist - ruled nations. After group of visiting American editors. mer Mayor Robert F. Wagner, McGovern's New York commented, noting it has not One report has Chou predicting a Joseph Stalin died, the Soviet Union - AP Wirephoto with European Communists airman. happened often in the past. "People collective leadership after Mao, now obediently following suit - proclaimed nearing 79, passes from the scene. The a collective leadership. It seemed a other, referring to the same interview, clumsy arrangement for a dictatorship, has Chou indicating the likely and before long Nikita Khrushchev de UKS IN N.Y. PARADE successor to be Yao Wen - yuan, a - collectivized it. After he fell, a new youngish Politburo member whose "collective" emerged, but lately the vitrolic pen helped launch the 1966 - party boss seems a good deal more 69 cultural revolution. equal than his supposed equals. McGovern stirs political flap dignitaries, including President Nixon's Yet another report, this from Shanghai, says there is speculation that surely Chou himself will succeed to Mao's power. But since Chou is 74, The way matters look from a distance, Chou is at present the single most powerful man in China after Russians are MAO TSE-TUNG close to the answer: that :w YORK (AP) - Sen. George Republican turned Democrat, moved Mao. In all probability he will wield , , . daughter. Tricia Nixon Cox, joined in , .. . this speculation is projected beyond ivem marched up crowded Fifth the criticism. She said, "I think that freely between the two camps. him. It Yao and another power after Mao, but it could be that deeP dm«on. remain brought about ue Monday in New York's annual anything that would hold up the A number of reviewing - stand Politburo names member from Shanghai, Chou, the diplomat and fence - ** th? P° ,l'cal upheavals of the nbus Day parade — and thereby parade is a shame." To a newsman dignitaries appeared disturbed by the mender, would arrange to have the cultural revolution and these make any led off a new political conflict. chants of the young McGovern backers Chang Chun - chiao, as probable succeeding regime take on the look of fpecuJation ^about the future top who inquired about her sitting on the in the street. successors not to Mao but to Chou. leadership risky. York's Republican governor, a collective. reviewing stand, she replied there was McGovem's next scheduled stop on Chang is, in fact, Yao's superior on the There already have been two heirs A. Rockefeller, told newsmen difference between attending a Still, Chou may be intentionally de officials a a coast - to • coast campaign swing was revolutionary committee that rules apparent who are heirs apparent no had appealed to throwing sand in the world's eyes. The parade and participating in one. Detroit. Shanghai, but in the communist world fact of the matter may be that the (continued 11) overn to stay away and added: on page "his is the first time in 50 years A McGovern backer, Bronx Abrams, there has ever been a candidate said of the Republicans, "I think tried to take advantage of the they're concerned at the success of the FOCUS ON 'VISUAL LITERACY' ie and I have to say I think it will senator's reception." unterproductive." The grand marshal of the parade. i • shouting, placard - waving Secretary of Transportation John A. m partisans, most of them colleges-a reality? Volpe, said the Democratic candidate mingled with the parade - ling throngs. ey crowded the street before the had not been invited and added, "This is not a rally - it's a parade." Drive-in ing stand when McGovern "Columbus wouldn't have voted for ed it and the would be equally important in the parade was held up him," said New York Secretary of By GARY KORRECK 115 minutes. State John Lomenzo, a Republican. management process." State News Staff Writer For Filep, an educational objective cGovem said later, "A parade is a McGovern paused on the reviewing 'or politicians and would be to develop "visual literacy" people. People stand, but a number of Italian - Drive - in universities^ may be a to see their American dignitaries sat between him among students: to teach them to read leaders." He said reality of the future. ssentatives of the International and the Republican officials and he systems and help analyze and The ''open learning" document the program for the Garment Workers Union invited had no ready opportunity to exchange MSU PRESENTS telecommunication system is the universities. to march. handshakes with them. answer to the "increasing "If this program is developed it will number of Republican Mayor John V. Lindsay, a former THE LATEST FILM TEACHING PRODUCTION enrollment crush which will peak by the have to show progress — the essence year 2000," Robert Filep said. will have to assure the evolution of Filep, director of the National BIO SCI Center for Educational Technology in escalating excellence," Filep said. One - to - one, or personal tudents on council Washington, D.C., made his statement to the 14th MSU continuing education seminar Monday in Kellogg Center. interaction, would not be replaced by the telecommunication system. Filep 328 He explained the system as one which would develop and U9e said the system would, if successful, serve as a catalyst for it. "It can't hold replace the individual 5 By DANIEL DEVER special meet •That an Elected Student Council be established as a counterpart of the technological media as an alternative to crowded classrooms and understaffed faculty. "For instance," he commented, "a interaction, or the personal head - nodding between an instructor and a student," he admitted, "but it serve as a basis for future nods." can State News Staff Writer man could begin a lesson over Elected Faculty Council. The student Filep admitted there was a need to television in the morning, stop in at a council would consist of all the elected establish credibility in the program special drive - in resource center and expand meeting will be held this student members of the Academic and cited the London open university, wil°°n. to organize Academic Council with Wharton presiding. the lesson during lunch and play which is media - based and Mil student members. •That a special secretariat be another lesson tape on his way home supplemented by nonbroadcast ?le"LWharton will be chairman appointed to conduct the business of at night." material, as a model. til I p m" Con 000 Room student elections and the student Filep claimed the problem of "They have realized many more student unrest could be solved through J which student council council. the use of a telecommunication complexities as the program moves to rt k also discuss a recent •That the at - large elections of the sophomore level," he said. "There C™S?onibylheTiBkF<"« students to the Academic Council be held during spring registration to avoid program. "The prime focus would be the evaluation of aids and techniques," he is much more specialization and it shows we need a greater channel JnoreP°rt recommends the confusion and assure that said. "We will be concerned with the capacity to cope with it." itatp k »!nges be imPlemented to representatives are elected in time for educational objectives from the outset He said the integration of the er student elections and the first meeting of the council during THE LESSON IS BETTER THAN THE CARTOON. — the needs of student and teacher (continued on page 12) emir« em* orBanization in the governance procedure: (continued on page 11) Tenure system faces scrutiny at U' Bybeckiehanes phenomena, and investigate systems of professor receives tenure if he shows PeoP,e who have done a lot too," he said. ,a,e News Staff Writer News Analysis granting tenure at other institutions. The study will also make retirement potential. He does not recieve tenure on the basis of how long he has been sacred cows is id granting tenure projections to determine if the large on campus. King does not think people on Incompetence" or "gross violation of ®ocial^ allows some professors protection for percentage of tenured faculty will tenure do not necessarily represent the professional ethics." carelessness with their classes and decrease soon because of retirements. conservative or reactionary element. Ny for the ed both job The 30 per cent which are inferior teaching performance. "If most of the faculty are on • "My feeling is that many of the lrance of a " lncotnpetent and nontenured are all going through the "The big worry is whether the The main purpose of tenure is not tenure, they're over 30. But they're not liberalizing influences have come from the c°mpeteSm C again indePendence stages which precede recommendation possibility of having all faculty on job security, King said. "It is really all fossils," King said. "Look back at who led the for the people with tenure comjn* for tenure or nonreappointment. would create frozen movement tenure a protection of academic freedom." )n" item Many of the nontenured faculty, situation," Herman King, asst. provost, "In the beginning, tenure was freedom document — Fred Williams. along with some students are claiming Look at who started the King mentioned another change _ said recently. developed as a means to insure people which faculty is tenured' this trend toward more tenured antidiscrimanatory document originated with tenured faculty. The office of Provost John E. that if they spoke their minds, they faculty is stagnating the learning Wilbur Brookover. Both had tenure — ■ Cantlon is undertaking a study to would not be fired," he explained. ^P.loyment until process. determine the trend of the tenure Under the tenure and there are a lot more tenured (continued on page 11) til he Kevin C. Gottlieb, asst. professor of system, a exhibits 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Qctober ^ ]( IihTlSTOl Council combines lifestyles By KATHERINE NEILSEN The council will kick off higher together and to difficulties, th!«ie ^ but p^dln, . cna, summary State News Staff Writer its "counterchest" drive 2 experience our wholeness, economically self as expanding people's radio community Several alternative - p.m. Saturday at the spokesmen saidllie entire time, publishing a people's Members news culture groups have banded Goodman School Ballroom. communitv and all local ban* sufficient, council members resource list that will together to form the 1322 Whyte St., in Lansing. haw been invited to the school. said. The council was W People's Cooperative formed to raise funds for include skills, tools and other useful information, Council to stimulate 'The purpose of the bash Since many alternative these groups. is to bring the entire groups in the area have establishing an alternative cooperation among groups and to create new ones. community together, to get experienced financial Money will not be used family planning center. participating at pLf' the MSU VolunS Coalition f0r jj SPURRED BY ELECTION Survival, the MSU Z "If most of the faculty are Housing Corp. on tenure, they are over 30. bills But they're not all fossils." Herman King, asst. provost See story page I Legislators By UNITED PRESS permission to increase its income families in the bill. INTERNATIONAL ' bonding power from $200 Opponents of the move News Background million to $600 million. The in the Senate said no Also involved In a short pre - election Mountain Free authority is in charge of proportion should be placed High & session the Michigan ■■■■■i Legislature accomplished when the three week session for 1972. building low and middle in the bill since the housing Community r. concluded Friday and At that time, Milliken income housing for persons authority was trying to Listening Ear, 0ut^ the impossible. lauded the legislature for who can't afford prevent its developments Net, and the will continue his efforts to w0 They sent a one - and - conventional housing. from becoming ghettos by Center. Russian crops fail one - half • year - old no ■ their efforts, despite the pass the transportation fact that two bills he was package and housing The big flap came when putting middle income fault insurance package to families in with the low Meetings are 0p« actively supporting authority bond restrictions. mortgage banking interests the governor and were on remained incomplete. wanted the Senate to income ones. The participation by any2 Already struggling to cope with a bad grain the verge of completing The road to larger include clause setting a or individuals in the ii a argument was never settled The next harvest, Soviet authorities have revealed potato and action on a transportation However, the governor transportation expenditures and area. meetinj . specific proportion of low action on the bill be at 8 p.m. vegetable crop failures caused by dronahts 1 Package, and all this with 23 and lawmakers will have has been effectively blocked income residents to middle postponed until November. 34 Union. WednesdS lame duck legislators who another chance November by the Senate Highway's conditions. - . will not be around to bathe 27 when they will return for Committee because of a The lead editorial in Pravada, the voice of the , . in the glory. another three weeks to mass transit rider. The post Communist party, urged farmers on prepare now for a maximum effort next year to "compensate for losses of production in the Monday to Gov. Milliken was pleased conclude legislative activity election calm could find the committee in a less hostile mood. Stadium seating stirs The package calls for a current year." It mentioned not only grain, a major index of agricultural success, but also a need to increase potato and vegetable production. Adams praises two cent, or $85 million, increase in the gasoline tax. Of that money, one - half criticism of priorities cent would be used for mass By MICHAEL FOX students, but pointed out- nome game, Beardsley tenure transit systems throughout Brazil jails reporter essay on the state. The rest of the money would go for State News Staff Writer Fall term on campus football games and they should fully understand the current He said such a system be unsatisfactory. "When I discus Walter Adams, traditional highway road means system, professor of economics and national football president of the American Assn. of University Professors building. that raises questions about Basically, coupons are system (AAUP) recently praised Kingman Brewster's essay on Senate Highway who gets to sit where in sold to MSU students for students, they say A 29-year old Brazilian news reporter has been Spartan Stadium. $3 per home game — or $18 current coupon $ ,. tenure which appeared in the Oct. 2 issue of the Wall Committee Chairman James sentenced four Perennial complaints for this year's six Spartan offers to years in jail for spreading street Journal, Fleming, R-Jackson, more fluidity subversive from students about the Stadium clashes, prearranged tickets as propaganda," in a case which had i„ a letter to the Yale president, Adams said, "Your successfully blocked any at the seating arrangements which Based upon class standing beginning ol brought protests from the Inter-American Press reasoned commitment to the principles of academic attempt to get the bill put students in the end zone as determined by total year," he said ^ssn freedom and tenure, will, I am sure, be received with reported out of his , ' r„,v„_ gratification not only by the faculty of Yale but by faculty committee. are nothing new to William credits earned at MSU, Jorge p-. „ Fidehno de . Galvao Fl- Figueiredo „ -r-H„ _f of the Beardsley, ticket manager of coupons are assigned in four The season tickets members throughout American higher education." As a result, three out of MSU intercollegiate athletic would lock a biweekly news magazine Visao was sentenced by a ^ articlej entitled, "Should Colleges Retain Tenure?", five disgrunted committee different priority groups studen Sao Paulo military tribunal on Sept. 29, nearly events. which have specified time the same seat for all suggested that tenure should not be viewed in terms of job members wrote Fleming a games, for example, S< eight months after his Feb. 3 detention by security security in the industrial world. letter demanding the bill be Agreeing there are periods to exchange different approaches to coupons for tickets, 10, Row 44, Seat 3, —i:— police. News of the sentencing was just M..kii.hAsi -—♦ :— ,.,„o published. "Even in times when scarcity of resources threatens the discussed when the existence of whole departments, I would affirm that our legislature returns in assigning seat priority, Some students have person changed frien Beardsley maintained the suggested assigned season did not like who hi mission requires Yale to give that measure of November. Under Senate best seats should be assigned encouragement to independence which only irrevocable rules when a majority of a tickets be sold to students assigned to sit next to those longest associated rather than coupons which change in the seating appointment can confer," Brewster wrote. committee requests a be accomodated, Bea with the University. He require a trek to Jenison India refuses spy meeting, it must be held. proof In the meantime, Milliken added that each fall a few students argue that those Fieldhouse before each said. said he would meet currently attending MSU Prime Minister Indira" NINO'S PIZZA . privately with committee should get the better seats, Gandhi refused Monday to members in hopes of getting something going on the but the Dept. of Intercollegiate Athletics Elections give Secretary of State William package. P. The package has already policy now favors alumni. Rogers the proof he is reported to have requested to Free 30 minute delivery been through the House. The other bill which Beardsley said he is happy to discuss other for 2 colle substantiate her charges that Milliken was unable to possible approaches to the the U.S. Central Intelligence shake loose to his desk for seating system with Elections for representatives from the Colleg Agency (CIA) is active in 351-7100 signing the was legislation giving Business and Engineering for ASMSU board be held Wednesday. positii India. Development state Housing Authority Tickets The position from the College of Business was "Everyone knows that CIA when its has been active in India and Tickets for the Oct. 20 representative, Ron Wahula, was president of ASMSU. The engineering represen there is no question of West, Bruce, and Laing Pop failed to register this term. proving STEREO Entertainment concert will it," the prime minister told a The candidates for the College of Business are Chi go on sale today at the Devich, Detroit sophomore and Gary Cumpata, Flu national convention of her Union for $3.50. Congress sophomore. William Barker, a Spartan Village senio party in Central Nancy Sutake, a Warren sophomore are the candidal Ahmdabad city, according to Indian news agencies. OPEN HOUSE the College of Engineering. Wahula said of the upcoming election, "If ASMSUi SPECIAL SAVINGS THIS WEEK ON going to get back on its feet this is the way it will with interested students." Polling places will be open from 8 a.m. to Lincoln's home dedicated URNTABLES AND RELATED EQUIPMEN Wells, Berkey, and Eppley halls and the Engi" Building. Only students enrolled in these eligible to vote. Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton accepted the deed Monday to the only home that Abraham Lincoln ever owned and declared it a national historic site. At the dedication ceremony in Springfield, 111., Morton told 400 persons assembled in the street DO Hi outside the two-frame structure that it was fitting for him to dedicate the home because Lincoln was born in a cabin in his native state of Kentucky. Get your Senior Pictures token Former senator dies MOW Prescott Bush, 77 a former U.S. Senator from Connecticut and the father of George Bush, the United States representative at the United Nations, died in New York Monday. Bush served in the Senate from 1952 to Room 36 A Union was a staunch Republican and 1963, SL5SB AUTOMATIC TURNTABLE supporter of A great performer at a President Dwight D. Eisenhower and wasknownon budget price. Featuring a Capitol Hill for practical, conservative politics with his background as a banker. 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LANSING 351-7830 game were grabbed when they tried to roll away beer kegs. Your Headquarters for "STRAIGHT STEREO ANSWERS'1 cooloeRfoe Michiga" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 10, 1972 3 S. (AP) - Viets stage air attack Government troops made • helicopter M fore- 12 ml* north "I don't think there is a wen*Lt. CoL U very serious threat ot to Saigon," divisions - most of them under near strength - from South Saigon crewmen killed or captured is now 114. . Tn,n, Heln, chief spoke,m.n (o, the Vietnam. Hanoi radio claimed three U.S. fighter bombers It against C South Vietnam s military command Saigon command. A Soviet • built MIG21 was shot down in combat 40 downed Monday, two Sunday, and three Friday, - were Monday. "They have infiltrated only small uniU. It is not really an miles north of Hanoi while a U.S. F4 Phantom was hit offensive by large units against Saigon, not a direct threat surface to air missile 70 miles northwest of the by a Tactical fighter - bombers flew 310 strikes and B52 to Saigon." enemy bombers lew 50 more over North Vietnmara Sunday and and Viet Cong Infiltrators seized a capital Friday, the U.S. Command reported. The two Monday. Their targets included storgate and ammunition u Vietnamese mlets7ong iamlets 0f hamlet^ air Highway 13 near Saigon four days i Indochina "®8°tlation8 War ln Paris aimed at ending the American crewmen are missing. depots, vehicle parks, barracks, bridges and river barges. vemment lnfantrymen have been trying since to were not reflected by any The U.S. Command said 108 U.S. activity letup in U.S. air planes have now been A lone F111 8win8 ' win8 jet hit a communications H ^Unconfirmed field reporU said two hamlets over North Vietnam. lost over North Vietnam since the beginning of the center 20 miles from the Chinese border, the U.S. " '"-H1 Mtween (ndeethem. ntu' noon «nd HH.W dusk. Neither did Hanoi show any sign of withdrawing its 14 Communist offensive March 30 and the number of Comm«nd reported. Lwpi«»'d sources believe ba.T, the enemy Is trying to tie fil i r% 5. m|lita^/nutu'troops while Its larger forces slip _ ...UIU (fa 1 arctur a ln closer to Saigon. Jjhward still ^ threat tQ the caplta, ,8 regarded as fbUe JJ °ican officials fear the prospect is increasing ■ Bien it of headline • Saigon a Hoa catching rocket and sapper attacks U.S. B52 bombers have been Secret that peace t they were taking place, on was Kissinger had been elections that would follow Saigon the present puppet T° coun;! Sfliaon River corridor, a long • time (c) 1973 new york times the ground that "it would probing North Vietnamese a settlement. administration,National administration of Nguyen [nding along which most of the North newsservice only serve President Nixon's Intentions without offering _ , Liberation Front and the Van Thieu to be the only PARIS election campaign." regular forces are concentrated, and any American concessions The Communist side has Vietnamese adhering to constitutional government fe rvfmmunist force, estimated at 8,000 men, is WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 - A participant In the four - on the key points at issue. stuck firmly to its demands neither group _ and that in South Vietnam, and that P hed7n and around the village of Huong Phuong and Henry A. Kissinger, sided conference, aimed at These points are: the that Thieu and his elections be held for a any election would only be future of President Thieu, administration be removed constituent r^n'nearby hamlets. President Nixon's adviser on obtaining assembly, a presidential election is to P,fl0' children in the occupied area have been national security, and his a settlement of the composition of a and that the regime be take no account of the Women the Vietnam War, said he ^pe but all the men who have been held, aides met with the North prospective coalition replaced with a three - part a Hanoi broadcast said realities at present in South understood that the secret ft hi' 'o work as bearers or as an Insurance against Vietnamese negotiators in talks remained government, and the kind of coalition — representing the Sunday that "to consider Vietnam. Oon bombing. , Paris Monday for the second "exploratory" and had not Ei oDters lifted government troops into an area just consecutive day, the United yet reached the stage of Cnf Huong Phuong but Associated Press correspondent States Embassy spokesman actual bargaining. NIXON GROUP'S SURVEY Ui rd Pvie reported from the field that they encountered said As usual, all ■immediate resistance. announcements concerning Kissinger, accompanied k 1 500 villagers are occupying a make shift the talks came from by his deputy, Maj. Gen. -•mo along Highway 13 nearly two miles to the Washington and nothing was Alexander M. Haig Jr., met jgee cany Recent disclosed about their ■f^aU^r strikes by Vietnamese Skyraiders and F5 jets substance. The North t; I"1 0 !n «t intervals throughout the day on both sides of Vietnamese refused delegation even to confirm that with the North Nietnamese Politburo member, Le Due Tho, and Ambassador Xuan Thuy. The presence of Haig, who spent four days poll criticized Charges and counter slanted the results of the said. "They are a very well Smith said if there were conferring with President charges flew Monday over poll to give the illusion that organized group on campus any cases in which the Nguyen Van Thieu in the validity of a poll the President was doing and are carrying on the (riedan criticizes interviewers identified Saigon last week, and the conducted by the MSU better than he actually is. smear campaign that their themselves improperly, extended duration of the Student Committee to Re - Conlin indicated that national organization is "they were isolated talks provoked widespread elect the President which McGovern headquarters has conducting." instances." speculation that reported Richard Nixon received information that negotiations were nearing a leading George McGovern the interviewers conducting male sexism joyous, freely - chosen act a wanted pregnancy." breakthrough point. But there was no evidence to support rumors among students. Area McGovern supporters claimed the poll was so unscientifically the poll "clearly revealed themselves to be supporters." He said they wore campaign buttons and Nixon Tne State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays Iaureen Mcdonald to remove aspects of the Friedan has tempered a of new proposals from conducted as to render its identified themselves as and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special te News Staff Writer feminine and masculine good deal since she founded Welcome Week edition is published in September. either side. The source results meaningless. Richard being connected with the roles," she said. the National Organization Subscription rate is $16 per year. |tR01T - Betty involved in the larger Conlin, co - coordinator for MSU Nixon group. Member Associated Press, United Press International, a pioneer of the "The imposed sex roles of Women. She is now conference said that, while 6th District Citizens for However, of the two Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., lien's liberation of bearing and caring for urging men to "break he had not been fully McGovem, charged that the names that students for Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press nent, has called for a unwanted children, lock us through the masculine informed, his impression Nixon group deliberately McGovern supplied to the Assn. lining of sex roles in maternal torment and mystique" which binds State News as witnesses to Second classy postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. out destroying basic force us to take tensions out them in a power struggle, the alleged practices, only Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services each other," Friedan "Men still hold the Candida on one was able to recall a Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Sedan blasted female added. power in society, but power minor instance in which a Michigan, 48823. is burdensome in fvinism employed by "Sex has to reflect the many poller identified herself sisters in the way we feel about ourselves ways," she said. "The need before she had completed Phones: lement during a 24 hours a day," she said. to dominate, to be superior interviewing all the students News/Editorial lend rally of abortion mi backers. "Women positive about cannot feel themselves makes to men feel inadequate begin with. It's small issues in one room. Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 _ i cannot apply the without freedom to choose wonder men die ten years Gwry Smith, cochairman 353-6400 earlier than women." LANSING (UPI) - Republican Sen. Robert Griffin and of the Nixon campus group, Business Office 355-3447 ftion of women today Thanks bo you Friedan was noticeably 355-8311 bsolete theories of class Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley, his Democratic challenger, have expressed no surprise at the Photographic Friedan said, Its working irate when questioned about dodged the abortion issue, the Human Rights party's Senate McGovern criticism. Campus Infofriation 353-8700 kining women's lib in fellow abortion reform candidate said Monday. "We expected it," Smith t repudiates worker who called her "My two opponents in the campaign for United States "female chauvinist pig," and Senate have refused to state their position this vital lilityj destroys the claimed men were excluded on fement and alienates the issue," said Barbara Halpert of Birmingham. t majority of women from key discussions on the Halpert said Griffin has done nothing in his six years in Jmen." abortion issue. the Senate to change restrictive abortion laws and Kelley friedan feels abortion 'Men don't have to have and his staff "have chosen to obstruct change and defend basic to the abortions — women do," the current Michigan law." |lution of the sex roles. Friedan said. "It is basically e can't have equality a woman's right to have an "Kelley and Griffin have no interest in changing the structure of this society which promotes the oppression of light without equality of abortion, and has got to be women," she said. lonsibility," she said. a woman's choice. e women the choice The United way [bear children," Friedan |. 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Jacobsoris EDITORIAL JUDY YATES Democrats commission Band saved MSU image East standing in the end zone when he game. because there are no Lansing voters have a District, Mary Kay Wickens in If anyone is wondering why MSU was looking for the flag pointed to an The violin performance by Walter for the marchers to straight Varit chance to break the the the 9th District, Richard Conlin marching bandsmen used the was area where Notre Dame and MSU fans Verdehr, asst. professor of music, was positions. And the dancino use to g d traditionally strong conservative in the 10th District, and Patrick University of Michigan flag to race against the MSU flag Saturday they were seated. taped in advance in case of rain. The Were a Rich Man" control of county government in couldn't h"" Ryan in the 19th District, While can charge it to a sleight of the hand. "I know that somebody there had musician did not want to expose an more authentic. 1 hav« the November elections. all Democrats are not Somebody ripped off the Notre Dame taken the flag," Bauer said. "I asked expensive instrument to bad weather. The faded Tartan Turf ■ them for it and nobody would give it But when the tape was played over the washed-out Spartan Democratic candidates in six progressive, these six are. flag. offense Lu districts encompassing MSU are Since bandsmen carry only flags to me. 1 didn't want to get hostile so I public address system during band already - entertaining half. tim Qualifications are very close in representing Big Ten schools when finally said OK." rehearsal it sounded so good that all the better. tlme- youfig and progressive and if marching with the band, they had to Even though there was a problem Verdehr decided to use the tape rain 1 asked Bauer if the elected have promised to focus some districts, particularly the with the flags, the band deserves or shine. marchers are dampened spirit, of take down the Notre Dame flag which 9th where Mary Kay Wickens I asked Verdehr what it like to when th* on a liberal administration of was displayed next to the score board nothing but praise for an outstanding was puts on a poor showing. and Derwood Boyd vie for the show. Their rendition of "Fiddler play a solo for 77,828 people. "The team's county government. during the first half. But when on performance do* position. While both would serve bandsmen went to get it after the third the Roof" brought the crowd to their "Facing the crowd is a little scary affect how well we do the show their feet and but if you keep your mind on what really is hard The board of commissioners, constituents well as quarter it had disappeared. sparked unison clapping. to get fired UD ln Mike Bauer. Flushing senior and Anybody who went for a hot dog at you're doing it's not too bad," he said. stands if we're losing," Bauer said the county's legislative and commissioners, Wickens is closer Band director Kenneth to the progressive political line MSU flag bearer, said that a man who half • time missed all the fun of the Bloomquist Bloomquist agreed that the administrative body, includes 21 was pleased with the performance. members don't lose that would be instrumental in momentum districts. The board approves all Bloomquist said the band rehearsed the team is doing poorly. steering the county from "Fiddler" music for 10 hours. county construction including away "They take as much pride jQ roads and conservative control. bridges and It was surprising that the band winning, but it really helps wh? appropriates funds to county Since didn't use any props like colored individual team is winning," Bloomquist J? agencies and departments. commissioners can have little smoke or balloons for the show since Bloomquist has other 7 props are often used for nationally • shows planned for the impact on the board of 21, it is televised games. But no gimmicks were rest of Traditionally, liberal season. A free ■ flight balloon Democrats on the board have important that a group of necessary. The show was itself three people in it will be individuals with a high priority launch* been unable to assert control entertaining and needed nothing to the MSU - Wisconsin game Oct 2 on social services be elected. Prop it up. Exciting half - time shows will because they were outnumbered. The circle formations that the band must for the rest of the This year there is a good chance used season The progressive candidates were also imaginative and fans deserve some kind of a show that the Democrats can gain a place exciting. Circle formations are difficult their tickets. a high priority on social majority. A liberal majority services rather than on social would mean the progressive control. Specifically, they POINT OF VIEW commissioners would be able to recommend that health services push through several reforms be expanded and call for which have been stiffled under conservative control. increased environmental control ancj the expansion of the parks Slim funds and recreation system. They also By DANA BRADEN deficit is unmistakenly disas' If none of the eight incumbent Rochester Senior advocate a county bike path considering there are less than Democrats running in other If we believe in the accuracy of weeks left before the big day. system. Ingham polls we would have to answer this No. effect will this Harris poll's 28 ■ County districts lose A Democratic 1 question negatively. Today most deficit and Yankelotfch poll's their seats and at least three of victory in each district in November is political pollsters agree on one thing: point deficit have on the the progressive Democrats in this Never in the history of modem poll outcome of McGovem's imperative. Conservatives have campaign? area are elected, the Democrats taking has a candidate trailed so badly The most obvious effect of the- too long will have a chance to push strangled county as Sen. McGovem trails President showing in the polls is the drying up progressive measures. government. Progressive Nixon. The lastest Harris poll showy campaign funds. McGovem's cam- Democratic Nixon with a 28 point lead which is a can ill afford to loss po' commissioners - six — point drop from his previous 34 - contributors because aside Democratic candidates include would focus Ingham County point lead. August's Harris poll read as Stewart Mott, few wealthy people John Veenstra in the 6th social services on the needs of follows: Nixon 63 per cent, McGovern supporting McGovem. District, Jim Heyser in the 8th the people. 29 per cent and 8,per cent undecided. Most of the Democrats who The September poll shows Nixon at 59 famous for big contributions to li per cent, McGovern at 31 per cent and Democrats have decided to either JONATHAN KAUFMAN 10 per cent undecided. Another August poll taken by the this election out or spend their m- on President Nixon, e.g., the la~ Daniel Yankelovich Inc. polling contrlbutor to Humphrey's pri company showed Nixon at 56 per cent campaign is now giving to Nixon, Bubble pops McGovern at 28 per cent and 16 per the pay back loan syste for Spartans - cent not sure. The last September McGovem's manager developed Yankelovich poll shows a Nixon gain financing the national campaign, Vk to 62 per cent and McGovern loss to constant flow of income is nec::: The troubles of the 23 per cent and not sure at 15 per for the system to work. This Inc Spartans began What had really mattered at the pep bones, I had to dodge the big ABC newsmen are as important as the cent. will not be forthcoming as Friday night. rally was not enough in Spartan camera as it was rolled up and down facilities. At each seat on the print long When the Spartan Marching Band Stadium, MSU did not beat the hell the field. Probably the August Harris poll McGovem's victory is a poor fina- journalists' level was a juicy red apple, underrated McGovern's real strength investment. came to Jenison Fieldhouse for out of Notre Dame. The Spartans did a #When I wasn't dodging the camera a scorecard (value: 75 cents) and a due to the bad publicity he received Of course, the effects of a p- football pep rally they found the not turn around except when hit hard I was dodging husky football players statistics chart. about the Eagleton affair. The later financed campaign will be felt r- doors locked. by tacklers. And they didn't win. The who kept falling out of bounds. For the hungry newsmen Spartan Harris poll probably is a more accurate When the rally finally got underway •When I wasn't dodging, I was Stadium offered hot during the last four weeks of the band's audience only numbered in dogs, sandwiches, reading of McGovern's popularity campaign when advertising, publ' taking pictures. That's when the coffee, soup and soft drinks — also since it taken after and the tens of dozens. The cheerleaders Notre Dame's six first-half points was a period of material costs are astrono-' Goodyear blimp passed overhead and free. (Some reporters complained that intensive campaigning With poor financing, fewer tele who accompanied the band had came from field by Sen goals, though, and cast big shadows. last year the food was better.) McGovem. The latest Yankelovich expected 10,000 to show up. since they didn't score their only The second half was more pleasant. The poli spots, newspaper advertising There were other disappointments. touchdown of the game until late in I took a walk upstairs to the "press game only lacked a _ Spartan ^ indicates an even worse situation for mailings are forthcoming. At a First, athletic director Burt Smith the final box." I put "press box" in quotes victory ° to make a comforable McGovern's campaign^ Even "If" we when His campaign should besr" quarter, it indicates the afternoon oerfect. perfect. Instead. stepped up to the microphone and Instead, the the accept the Harris poll'sDoll's accuracy accurarv whioh which up in tempo, McGovem is having Spartan defense was usually working. because the name comes as close to Spartans added a third game to their proclaimed, "When the scorecard is For usually is a few percentage points financial problems. With tl Spartan fans, it was describing Spartan Stadium's press losing streak. biased in the Democrats added up, it won't matter whether favor, (e.g., problems present so late in a natio' you disappointing game. For first-time facilities as the Red Cedar River comes Funny you don't hear "Rose during the 1968 election campaign win or lose but how you beat the hell football reporters, like me, there close to campaign plagued with problems were resembling the Mississippi Bowl" being said much on Harris' last poll showed out of Notre Dame." (Much applause brighter moments. River. campus Humphrey ready, it seems unlikely that Presi' from the anymore. beating Nixori), McGovern's 28 Nixon will be denied four audience.) Then head Most of the first half, for instance, I For one thing, the "box" - point more y football coach Duffy Daugherty told shot action pictures from the sidelines. multileveled — one level for cameras, the "crowd" how the Spartans were It was my first close-up look at a one for print journalists (newspaper "going to turn everything around" on football game. Unfortunately, it had and wire serivce men), and one divided John Borger, editor ■ in - chief; Charlie Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Pot: Saturday. (More applause.) Finally, its drawbacks: into rooms for broadcasters. Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial classified advertising manager: Br team editor. cocaptain Billy Joe DuPree • When I wasn't running up and Below the stadium's lower deck Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy R" are Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, office manager. introduced the senior members of the down the field after inconsiderate the press lounge, the photo city editor; Bill Whiting, photo editor;Gary Members of the board of directors: V football team, each of whom gave a players who gained (and lost) too darkrooms, a control room for Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, copy Spaniolo, president; Debbie brief testimonial for team much yardage, I was chief. vice president; Carolyn Stieber, se power, kneeling with television crews and the press finishing with variations on the tune other photographers on the famous entrance. The "box" can Lee Lockwood, treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williaf"" of "We're advertising manager; Tom Riordan. going to smash Notre Dame Tartan Track surfacing, which is only accommodate 500 people. Jim Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; The Michigan State News is a s Saturday!" (They were applauded, slightly softer than concrete. (It From the Al Kirleis, circulation manager. was standpoint of an recipient of the Pacemaker Award f too.) also wet.) underpaid journalist, the free goodies Art Levin, general manager; Robert outstanding journalism. Saturday the bubble burst. •When I tried to stretch Spartan Stadium makes available to my aching r~ husband on the discussions. whatever interest the state has in Housing published. Thus, any reader and disillusionment. The tone of Two To the Editor: Jack Breslin Executive Vice President regulating potential adultery released inmates. Prison administrators often respond among wishing to correspond could do so. A word of warning should be added. Prisoners have problems that most students (or faculty) wouldn't dream five MSUEA toward those officers was regarding the upcoming election asking questi" Oct. 6, 1972 to legal challenges by becoming hyper the two bargaining groups. Ra A few of. Writing to a prisoner could become individuals, including an East - defensive. For example, a federal than logic and reason, the meeting Lansing councilman, seem to have a painful experience if a correspondent district court held that a blanket ban dominated by emotionalism. If1 Cents stirred up a minitempest because the becomes too wrapped up in the MSU administration was not Prison in federal inmates prisons on all interviews of by news reporters was inmates problems. demands for help could be made that Requests or people represent the quality leadership which the MSUEA represented at the recent hearing on an unconstitutional. Instead of biding by provide, the outlook for the C " East Lansing housing ordinance. We To the Editor: are impossible to fulfill. Any person the result, the Federal Prison Bureau who begins corresponding to a stranger employes under this organization are thus alleged to be uncaring about and Dept. of Justice appealed and won not optimistic. who is in prison should be housing conditions in the community. I don't know if I have an answer to a stay of this case. This action seems aware of such things before the problem that Judy Yates writing. If he or she Worth brought contradictory to the statement made feels psychologically Throughout the meeting, Nothing could be further from the to the attention of the campus by the warden of the federal strong enough to MSUEA officers made repea truth. cope with such a situation then such Though our official community concerning prisoners' penitentiary at at McNeil Island, that reference to the difference I responsibility for student housing is requests for pen pals. correspondence could be rewarding. the MSUEA dues and the dues of However, I pressmen are welcome. restricted to on campus residence would like to supply some AFSCME. Apparently this is regar - information units and certain limited off - campus and a few suggestions. Inmate George E. Blue was quite Marvin Zalman as the only issue of members to disc The State News welcomes supervised housing, right in saying that things are Asst. Professor we naturally have Prison rules often contain exactly what expense its dues w an interest in the general welfare of petty happening in prison which are hard to School of Criminal Justice all letters. They should be our students wherever provisions which infringe upon believe. An important reason for the Oct. 5,1972 cover since it has accomplished little typed to a 65 space line and they may live. the lifetime of the MSUEA - constitutional rights. A evils of prison life is the secret nature double spaced. Letters likewise has no need for an establish As for the correspondence rule for Jackson of these institutions. Any contact should be signed and hearing, two points prison states: "Solicitation or 'pen pal' budget. If any employe feels t include hometown, student, faculty or staff standing and should representative be made, was First, no invited to be MSU contacts will not be permitted." I have no doubt that if this rule were between the outside community and the closed prison society is useful in C-T ch amount of dues is the overriding iss"®' then a vote for no union is certainly present. Second, matters of mutual putting a window into the prison wall. To the Editor: order. local phone number. No concern normally are handled by MSU challenged in the courts it would be As a new full - time technical struck down as a violation of I have a couple of suggestions. State unsigned letter will be administrators with East Lansing employe of MSU, I have been accepted for publication. administrators as the most effective prisoners' First Amerndment rights. In News reporters could seek entry into Clearly the MSUEA with its watching the debate over the relative "do - nothing" The State News will print and efficient means of communication a recent federal case arising from a local jails and prisons for the express merits of the two unions attitude has lit"® and action. East Wisconsin prison, the court held that attempting to offer the C T employe. If ' purpose of inspecting facilities and - unsigned letters only in Lansing councilmen organize clerical - technical employes should be well aware of this; in prison officials could not prevent an conditions. Tours could be easily on I employe feels that establishment ol extreme cases. Letters may we have fact, inmate from sending amorous letters campus. After attending effective collective bargaining uni be edited for periodic meetings with them' arranged. The real test would be several American Federation of State clarity and as well. to a woman who was his wife's sister. whether prison administrators would the issue of importance, the Ar SC and County conciseness so that more Such mail had no impact on let reporters talk at length and Municipal Employes should be supported. prison (AFSCME) AFL - CIO information letters can be security. Even if these letters Finally, I understand Delores privately with inmates. sessions, I looked forward to the MSU accommodated. Letters will not be edited for Wharton, the president's wife, did interfered fundamental with rehabilitation, the Inmates who write to the State Employes Assn. (MSUEA) meeting jean YounJ« lab technician content. attend the hearing and reported to her importance of first News requesting pen pals could have held Thursday. amendment freedoms outweigh their names, numbers and mailing However, I must voice my dismay Dairy Phy*gg Oct. 6,19,J State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 10. Michigan <2 5 by Garry Trudeau iNESBURY a T M05T SAY, Trtt5 ISN'T uhol£ lot different THftN JUST BFINS 4 *455UP MOTHER IX<5> THE: SAME STRU66LE TV GET THR0U6H TAKING CARE OF CJt/lN& INFANTS, FEBPIN6 THEM UJNCH, SUPEfm/m THEM FLAY Ptrjr/NG up AFTEJ? 0UTZM 6ETT/N6 , i Independent party head PW FOZtT1 " " V '.v,, r>T0PP//Y6 lacks Wallace flair, wit THE PAY THF/R F/6HTS, MAKHY& THEMTMrE V By RICHARD HUGHES DETROIT (UPI) - John C. Schmitz inherited George Wallace's mantle as News Analysis titular head of the American Wallace's greatest presidential primary difference between Orange Independent County, party, the crippled triumph. Calif, and Barbour, Ala. Alabama governor's populist issues and Schmitz, 41, capped his first day of his most ardent and conservative Wallace's wit was direct and clear; campaigning Saturday with a rally in supporters. suburban Dearborn, at the city's youth Schmitz's barbed thrusu. are more I M IC1NOOF LOOKING FOR HE'5 ABOUT FOURTEEN INCHED... But the similarities between the CARRIED A GOOD STRAIGHT LINE center where Wallace held one of his sophisticated and oblique, if not more A CHARACTER NAMED "THOMPSON, urbane, articulate congressman from HARK* TO THE TRACK, HAS A QUICK more successful pre - election rallies. cutting. SEE, ANP I SOCTA NEEP ItX*? HElP California and the folksy, plain - It Claiming mouth R16HT in the is the same hall where Arthur 6K0UNP AND HAS A GOOD PEPI6R6E talking Alabaman end there. Bremer, the would - be assassin of The comparison between the two men Schmitz, was evident this weekend as the American party Wallace, waited outside a window for an opportunity to take a shot at Wallace. Bremer said in his diary that McGovem candidate for president, opened his two girls got in the way and foiled his campaign in Michigan — the scene of begins intent. Schmitz recalled the incident and hinted at — but did not elaborate {[STREET EXHIBITS about — an alleged left - wing plot. "Maybe I ought to tell you about it," Schmitz said, "because as a matter of state lerchants fight ban on signs fact, I understand, that's the window right over there where Arthur Bremer stalked George Wallace." Schmitz made repeated references Sen. fourth George McGovem oegan his campaign swiag through coach Duffy Daugherty, took the The called the police. After filling out to Wallace and his good showing in I By KAREN ZURAWSKI matter to the East Lansing City city warned Mrs. Daugherty in police forms she learned the city had Michigan Monday night when he attended a fund State News Staff Writer September about her sign, just as they Michigan's primary. "We expect to do - raising dinner in Council through her lawyer and said warned other shop owners last week. her signs. well in Michigan," he said. "After all, Southfield for state Democratic 1 MSU Shoe Repair Shop and she plans to meet with shop owners to She said the city attorney was asked to candidates. |L Bead Store are small shops see what can be done. contact her lawyer at that time, but The city returned her signs last this is the state that startled the nation with George Wallace in the primaries." it Grand River Avenue which week, but Mrs. Daugherty is still McGovem addressed the $50 a never did. Last week the - - 'e by using sidewalk signs. At She said she thinks she has been city took the unhappy. She said the signs were But, as one active supporter put it, plate dinner on the fourth anniversary J they used to advertise with . , . . . ,, * j t si8"' without telling her, she said. She "filthy, dirty and doing me no good at "Schmitz is not Wallace." The issues of what Democratic supporters singled out by the city but does not thought her sign had been stolen and Ljk signs until last week when the know why. all." are the same but the style is the promoted as the day President Nixon ■came to pick them up because announced, "Those who have had a ■violated a city ordinance, "I feel 1 personify what free chance for four years and could not lances Daugherty, owner of the . enterprise stands for. You can't have produce peace should not be given Shop and wife of MSU football any kind of business without letting another chance." people know you're there," she said. "I of am a not here to decorate the building." inside City council will decide future Additional campaign appearances in other Michigan cities have been Robert Gipson, city director of scheduled during the remainder of the week. Officials in the state McGovem building and housing, said the city code prohibits any person from putting a sign in the public - right - of - of local environmental quality for President headquarters in Detroit said both McGovem and his running way or hanging a more than a foot mate, R. Sargent Shriver, will probably wide less than seven feet above the By DEBBIE CALKINS return to Michigan once >re before ground, so that it projects into the State News Staff Writer News Background the November election. public right - of - way. East Lansing could be the first city The weekend saw candidates from members decided East Lansing needed Cochairwoman of the Committee in Michigan to implement an two other political parties plugging for He toured the city last week and an environmental commission to for Environmental Quality in East environmental commission, if the city votes in Detroit. ordered that the signs be removed as a handle ecology - related problems. Lansing, Vida Sonneborn, 321 council acts on a proposal from a Vice President Spuo Agnew public nuisance. "I told them (the group of citizens who call themselves In the spring, the group first Orchard St., explained if citizens do defended the record ot the Nixon shop owners) they're in violation and the Committee for Environmental presented city council with a proposal not become involved with administration Saturday before a not to be surprised if the city picks environmental projects "the quality them up," he said. Quality in East Lansing. requesting the implementation of the of life will keep responsive group of Polish - The city council, at a work - study commission. degenerating." Americans. On session Monday will discuss the Since then, city council and She added the committee "is the Saturday some store owners American Party p'^sidential were still advertising with sidewalk proposal and may set a date to meet planning commission members have first attempt on a local level (in with committee members and other candidate, John G. Schauu., kicked signs. Most said the city had warned studied the committee's proposal but Michigan) with the sole purpose being off his Michigan campaigu Saturday, them before and had not done interested persons to discuss the without much action. The group has the public's interest in environmental calling the Republican bii' opposing anything. possibility of an environmental altered its proposal since the original quality, or interest in life, as we like to school •busing for racial in testation "as commission. draft. say.'^ phony as a $3 bill." Shop owners warned by the city Councilmen George Griffiths and would just take their signs down for a George Colbum already have given few days and then put them back up, a support to the committee's proposal. store owner said. However, not all council members or Some of the shops warned this time City Manager John Patriarche have been convinced such a commission is have pulled in their signs, but are needed. Some think the duties of a uncertain uui-eiuuu what wiim will w... happen uuppeu next. uex, d environmental agency can just as Many ind.cate that without their > . imnlpmpn7pH L easily be implemented by ♦hi the Rasf East sidewalk sign they \yill lose business, in some cases estimated up to 20 per cent Lansing Planning Commission. "I am anxious that something get of sales. going," Griffiths recently said. "I don't think the city realizes the He suggested an alternative problem small businesses have if plan,which would name an they're not on ground floor," a shop environmental committee responsible owner commented. Many sidewalk to the planning commission and later advertisers are located in the basement elevate it to the full commission or an upper floor of a building and status. lack other means to advertise on the The Committee for Environmental street level. In some cases there is also Quality in East Lansing, a nonpartisan a problem with the building's landlord group including professors, MSU not allowing shopkeepers to post signs graduate students and housewives, on the building at street level. banded together last January to discuss environmental quality in East Mrs. Daugherty and other small Lansing. shop owners advertise through Since that time, the committee has newspapers but say they cannot afford held public meetings and worked to lighting an extensive advertising campaign. They add that they try to keep the determine effective projects to clean up the city's air, water, litter and noise ces Daugherty is disputing signs out of the way of pedestrians. pollution. :y sign ruling. Mrs. Daugherty After studying suggestions received leNews photo by Ron Biava said the ordinance should be changed. at a public meeting, committee There are worlds within words is. Rath eetingw i. If tha ... on the mezzanine at the Student Book Store Titles to touch your imagination - Jonathon Livingston Seagull by Bach, The Giving Tree by Silverstein, August 1914 by Solzhenitsyn, Honor Thy Father by Talese. Student Book Store Across from Olin at 421 E. Grand River 332 - 5069 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October '0,|( SPORTS Women lose Water polo in field year-round By LINDA DROEGER hocke; By LYNN HENNING season of activity. While the water. Two referees are Stats Newi Sports Writer strong Canadian State News Sports Writer being one of the less assigned each game and a Top - rated Ohio field When you first watch a publicized sports on campus good part of their duties are hockey teams overpowered MSU women in three hotly become game of water polo, the the club is right in the spent keeping the peace. more aem-esriJ extreme physical stress of the sport escapes you. Only middle of competition with about 20 students on the MSU's first contest contested Saturday and games Sunday at last learn to score,^* against the University of Valley Farm College in Baile came the fascination of watching team. home , The team is 0 - 3 after its Kentucky saw a Kentucky Brooklyn, Mich. positive thoughts a dozen men constantly on tread water while throwing first battles of the campaign player ousted for attempting to plant a Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio te,am's performance. The *1 ov° a volleyball - like object but that's misleading clenched fist on one of the University both defeated served as around strikes you. according to Johnston. MSU by identical 1-0 scores. valuable "Last weekend we had the MSU players. season experience brin But only after a couple of Ohio Ashland posed more out faults swimsuits have been best team in the water yet "You have to learn self • of an offensive threat with a that* of previous MSU control," Johnston warned. correction. shredded, and maybe a few any 4-0 shutout over the bleeding cuts have emerged, squad," the 21 - year - old "In the game Saturday I was Individually, Baile not to mention a fist or two Johnston said concerning Spartans. taking a penalty shot from cocaptaln p0ny ( sent menacingly at an the team's efforts against U "We were challenged by four yards out when showed fine opponent's head, does the - M and Indiana University. keen competition every step and passing a| someone hauled off and defensive MSU took it on the chin st*. true color of the game of the way, but the scores kicked me in the back, but thoughout the become visible. in those affairs, losing 25 - 4 it's hard for the refs to see I'xilllr show we definitely weren't games. And to make things all to the Wolverines and being Baile said Pat those things when you're MSU's water polo club practices for its next game Saturday against Michigan. The outclassed," Coach Mikki Casey the more interesting, the whipped by Indiana 11 - 4. underwater except for your Baile said. become more aggressive But Johnston was quick to Spartans currently sport an O - 3 record. Water polo, a relatively new sport, is gaining game is actually a lot of fun. head and arms," Johnston immense popularity in America because of the recent Olympic coverage. promises to be the t« At least that's what a group point out that both teams explained. . MSU tied Waterloo, 0-0, main scoring threat. of MSU students say about sport one of the best if! swimming squads in the One of the safety Rose Wilkins, fresh, The MSU water polo club country. precautions is for the goalie, looked connden with player - coach Jere "Last year Indiana beat referees to inspect all ND WALK-ON COMES THROUGH the cage and worked - Johnston at the helm is us 22 - 0 and after the first fingernails making sure that veteran, Baile said. engaged in yet another quarter Saturday we led 1 - none is capable of inflicting 0, but our defense just gave too severe damage. "Our team is young Little kicker we have faults, but big hero out," Johnston said. Most of the participants Water polo is a relatively wear two showed some pairs of swim finep|avh new sport to Americans. Its trunks since it's not individually and ai greatest exposure to most uncommon for one pair to team," she commented. Americans came in the be ripped off during the By STEVE STEIN that long three - pointer in Notre Dame's tough DuPree was Parseghian's The first team recent Olympics. heat of the battle. State News Sports Writer the first stanza. defense shut off the Spartan biggest concern because he challenge Adrian at 4 "It's really exploded," The club is entirely In a game dominated by "I was kicking wishbone and Irish coach the ball 50 considered the Spartan today in Adrian. Johnston continued, "there Ara Parseghian saw several supported by those tough, hard - hitting yards against the wind cocaptain the key to the Thursday, both first are probably 20 or 30 high members of the team and defensive units, little Bob before the game," Thomas reasons for this. Green and White offensive second teams will school teams in Michigan it's said. "And I knew that if I con|» hoped that continued Thomas, the Notre Dame "We tried to play very attack. home against the now and virtually every student involvement could get the ball into the Univ« might kicking specialist, emerged aggressively on first down of Michigan. college in the state has some make "We mixed our defenses the MSU the unlikely hero. breeze, I could make the because the wishbone type of team." administration more up because we were worried Thomas, a walk - on who field goal." becomes less effective when about the action passes to Saturday and Sun Johnston credits MSU is listed at 5 foot 10 inches On his third field goal, MSU's receptive to funds. The - you have second down and second team with introducing the sport team practices each night at and 178 pounds, booted which gave the Irish a 9 - 0 DuPree. However, MSU long yardage. compete with out to Michigan and says that the Jenison Fieldhouse pool three field goals in the 16 lead a^nd clinched the ball stayed with the running teams at Valley Farm. practically every member of from 4 to 6 p.m. 0 victory for the Irish "The wishbone is a fine game. game, several Spartans the team had no previous The club cordially offensive attack but you Saturday, including a 47 - immediately disagreed with The Notre Dame mentor experience in the sport welcomes any prospective the officials' call. need total execution. Our yarder in the first quarter before coming to MSU. members to attend a which tied his own personal "The kick was a little off philosophy was to take had a lot of praise for the Women It is by far one of the away the outside pitch and Spartan defensive unit. practice session. Experience best effort. to the right, but it was roughest sports played in is by no means necessary. make the quarterback run The junior, who seemed a through. 1 knew it right "Michigan State put on a Eligible MSU bit dazed about being with the ball," Parseghian fine defensive performance. away and so did the interested in trying-outl said. placed in the star's role, was referees,'' Thomas They are definitely the best the varsity tennis ti sure that he could make commented. MSU tight end Billy Joe defense that we have faced should meet 4:15 DOMINO'S PIZZA all year." Wednesday 127 WoraJ Both IM with coach Eli| English Leather. the coach and Hatton. quarterback Tom Clements Free 30 minute delivery agreed that the Spartans put up quite a battle in a losing Golf Especially if your room¬ cause. "I would personally', 351-7100 mate wears lipstick. rather play a team that got beat the week before by one or two points. I was 'completeJ concerned because I knew that MSU would be trying fall se If you're sharing your pad with to prove that it was a good a groovy gal who gives you The Michigan State I team on national team concluded its 19721 agami r i i bob & English Leather., you're well television," Parseghian schedule last weetaT CAROL on your way to a liberal commented. finishing third in| i & TED & education. invitational meet at f "It sure was a toughie," II ALICE M Maybe she's trying to educate Clements interjected. University of Michigan! you that English Leather's Radrick Farms golf couJ fresh, clean, honest smell gets The Spartans totd to her. And cheap perfumy stuff 1701, eight strokes h' the winning U - M sqifl turns her off. On the other hand, if you're and three strokes belf runner - up Purdue. not so lucky, MSU senior Tom M MARjqgj) maybe a little captured medalist I English Leather following a would help. sudden death play • offi It couldn't hurt. 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"Meyer's unabashedly...luscious...best!" very heavy magazine, or ALFRED FELUNI SATYRJCON* we've got a very heavy Establishment. for yourself in the November Find out issue, on sale now HITCHCOCK'S VIXEN CHERRY HARRY FINDERS KEEPERS SHOWPLACE: 106 B WELLS SHOWTIMES "FRENZY" &RAQUEL LOVERS King of Hearts out ADMISSION: $1.25 7:00 10:46 ii1 illI'nillihi wm Satyricon 8:45 for the man of the world Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 10, 1972 7 SPORTS WE'LL SAVE YOU $$ ! llCK GOSSEUN Fuller in soccer for love- Harriers STATE DISCOUNT 307 c. grand river jt surely isn't for money mid-season form NEXT TO CARD SHOP has any scholarships to work with. By PAT FARNAN P,vton Fuller will gladly tell you »the good old days of Michigan He must make his own arrangements State News Sports Writer with hotels for lodging when his team The MSU harriers can be 20° Off ^He'luSk about his sophomore year hits the road. His schedule (which he a deceptive bunch at times. Z he and six other first year players himself sets up) is often rejected for Saturday for instance, the The Discount Price; having too Sd against national powerhouse St. many games. Many of the Spartans strolled into on £2 before 8,000 soccer buffs on the good teams won't even come to MSU Knoxville, Tenn., K campus and dealt St. Louis its 0Mjy loss ever at the hands of a anymore. The Spartans have the St. Louis rivalry. But these are issues even lost double - dual meet picked up two victories for for and a 3/99c Kodak Color Film Payton Fuller the price of one. limit 3 pkgs. limit 1 ^He'MeTyou about his all-America can live with. He loves willing to spend a soccer and is great portion of his The Spartans edged (coupon) (coupon) njor season when an injury battered time in It. It's his salary he can't live Tennessee 25^30, and Expires after 10-15-72 £ team journeyed to St. Louis for a with. As a matter of fact, trounced Ohio State 15-49 East Lansing Store Only "match and pulled off one of the very few, if any, could live with it — or on it. Fuller in the same meet to up their seasonal campaign to 3-1. upsets of the season in tying the makes $1,500 as a full - time soccer Missouri team. Doug Brown of Tennessee coach. I made more than twice that as the won individual sports editor of the State News last competition in 24:09, but 20% OFF year. And that was on a part time was hard pressed by a basis. couple of Spartans. Fuller also has a grad assistantship in Fred RETAIL PRICE ON Teddy again mechanical engineering and works at highlighted the Spartan Oldsmobile during the summer. attack finishing first for TIMEX WATCHES He's got to hold these two jobs to live MSU, and second in overall DvsIwmiii hopeful - and to afford the opportunity to competition. The L'Anse Freshman standout Fred Teddy (above center), who coach the MSU soccer team. East Lansing Store Only Money freshman currently holds finished first for MSU in last weekend's double - dual surely isn't keeping him in the game. the Upper Peninsula cross '1 They expect me to be a full - match, has been one of the most consistent country and two - mile time coach and my department expects records, and has been one of performers for coach Jim Gibbard's squad. An Upper rubbing crest me to be a full time teacher," Fuller coach Jim Gibbard's most Peninsula product, Teddy is currently the number explained. "In the fall I spend a lot consistent performers. one harrier. alcohol toothpaste more time in than I do in the State News photo by Craig Porter soccer "Teddy is doing a very engineering department. department has been good to me and But the fine said. job for us," Gibbard "He's only a freshman, have to do - searching." some serious soul enter the Big championships with just six Ten 16 oz. REG. 25c 1? 7 oz. REG. $1.09 53c understands limit 1 my situation. But the but until someone unseats Rob Cool continued his runners. limit 1 engineering department is paying him he is our number one fine running traveling the (coupon) (coupon) me Howver, Gibbard's crew twice as much as the athletic man. He ran against one of has been running with only Expires after 10-15-72 _Expires after 10-15-72 hilly Tennessee course in East Lansing Store Only g Store Only department. I can only wonder how the best runners he will face 24:57 — his best time for six men in the past two PAYTON FULLER long the engineering department can during the year (Olympian the five - mile event. Randy meets and have handled the afford to let me get away with it." Doug Brown) and he went Kilpatrick, who has been responsibility well. Hell tell you about his senior season Fuller has six players with right out after him." running in the number one "This Tennessee course passin' thru- Lhen he was trampled by a brutal scholarships on the 1972 team. And if Team balance was spot, captured fourth was very difficult. It's very Army player in the national semifinals you figure it out in terms of money, his another bright spot in position for the Spartans hilly and exhausting, james gang REG.$5.98 j I had souvenir cleat marks on his leg players have more incentive than he Saturday's performance. completing the circuit in Gibbard said. "We ran a two „„ March. And how St. Louis dumped does to be involved in soccer. Five of The Spartans were only one 25:08 just a few steps and one - half mile track phoenix- «,,, MSU for the national title by scoring on the six receive outstate tuition which minute apart in crossing the one of two penalty kicks to win 1-0 amounts to $34 a credit hour and an finish line, just 30 seconds behind Cool. Ron Cool, Popejoy, and twice and that can make it a little tougher. But the kids grand funk reg.ss.98 0 before over 8,000 fans in St. Louis. additional $300 a term for room and off their projected goal - a Ed Griffis were next in line, He'll talk, laugh, joke and have fun in board. That comes to roughly $2400 a 30 second split. Cool with a time of 25:35 hung in there real well. No one was scared off." close to the edge- his discussions. Yes, Payton Fuller thoroughly enjoyed his tenure as a year. "My soccer pay becomes my pocket "I'm very pleased about that," Gibbard commented. for seventh place. The Spartans have The Spartans will be at home this weekend against YE$ REG. $6.98 >3a player for Michigan State's soccer team. money," Fuller said. "Team balance is an apparently exceeded the Minnesota. The Gophers But now Fuller is a coach and the For an athletic department to spend essential. We've been 'pain barrier' as Gibbard will be without the never a dull moment - s07q sport isn't fun anymore. He has become $700,000 relatively off the cuff for running together much reported no injuries. services of Gary Bjorklund, rod stewart reg.ss.98 the black sheep of the athletic artificial turf in the stadium and a year better as the season has "We had no problems Big Ten cross country department. He is the only coach at MSU without an office and phone in or two later add turf and tartan in progressed and this is our best split yet. We're coming with injuries this weekend," champ the past three years. lyou don't mess aroond with iim- Jenison, the dirt arena and the Ralph Gibbard said. "The Bjorklund, a senior the athletic Fieldhouse and the complex of Jenison Men's Intramural Young Track: to wheel and deal for 30 scholarships to football players (some along very well." Ken Popejoy, however, conditions the team were was ideal and prepared cocaptain, is scheduled to undergo surgery in early iim groce reg $5 98 $3m Building. He is, in a sense, his own of whom will never start on a Michigan was the last Spartan to cross secretary - he writes his own letters to State football team); to be able to the finish line and Gibbard mentally and physically for this course. We came out October for a foot defect. Minnesota coach soper fly- $029 Roy spective soccer players and tries to matte them to coifie to MSU. His support ,14 varsity sport? (jthe most of believes that it's no fine from that angle/' Griak will be coaching his curtis mayfieldreg.ss ssm any school) — feurelyrthere must be an indication of his Injuries could play a youngest squad since his East Lansing Store Only [persuasions often fall short, though: his potential. "Popejoy major role in the harrier appointment to the head Isport has been de - emphasized by the stayed with the pack much fortunes as they lost Rich coaching job in 1963, with MSU athletic system and he no longer better Saturday, but he's Bruce last week. Bruce had only three returning lettermen. not running up to his capabilities," Gibbard said. a his lingering knee injury and condition hasn't CORICIDAN "His record indicates that progressed. With Steve he is a much better runner Rockey out with a similar D than this. Ken's going to ailment, the Spartans may 25's 93° s Campaneris MULTI MEDIA: FILM,SLIDES,SOUND REG. $1.39 limit 1 Expires after 10-15-72 East Lansing store Only NMENIYONE Tampons are the lanned by Cronin HUNDRED easiest thing in the world... tame distilled water ■DETROIT (UPI) of the American creme rinse - Bert League previously hit Campaneris in lmpaneris, the Oakland season — meaning the the left ankle with a pitch. TONIGHT 7:30 ■hletic's fiery shortstop, |w home under suspension playoffs which one, two or three games — could go Joe Coleman will face the A's Ken Holtzman today as Brody South Dining Room 16 oz. 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Good News': IN NORTHWEST ISRAEL a area are book for free Students of several Christian organizations in the Lansing financing the distribution of 40,000 copies of the Student By KATHERINE NEILSEN west Israel plans kibbut; for about three He also admires the Israeli The first poup to u form of socialism, he said. for the planned New Testament this week on the MSU campus. State News Staff Writer years. The original group was Hurwitz will not be depart in kibbutz!" lorl 1/ii.L Free copies of a modern language version of the New surr Testament entitled "Good News for Modern Man" is part small, but grew as people required to serve in the Hurwitz said. "And the Lord appeared convinced their friends to Israeli armed forces due to of a week long series of religious events in the Lansing area unto Abraham, and said, The project this week. join. The Israeli government his health, unto thy seed will I give this financed by mon " wj|, gave the group a section of Hurwitz said he would land ..." (Genesis 12: 7), Roger Palms, a representative of the American Baptist land captured from Syria. probably be willing to serve by Garin H r^l Church, said that the paperback testament is printed by the "This kibbutz, like all if he were not exempt. He Individual fUnds These words of the Old and American Bible Society at 24 cents a copy. kibbutzim, will not just opposes the governments of from the Testament still live for one Israeli At this rate, the cost of 40,000 copies if $9,600. Half appear," Hurwitz said. "It Israel's Arab enemies, not Agency, he said. MSU student. Because he this sum was contributed by student members of churches will come through the hard, the Arab people, he said. It believes them literally, he throughout Michigan. The other 20,000 copies were determined efforts of many is "unfortunate" that it is Hurwitz donated by the Bible society. plans to leave this country devoted pioneers." encour,, and help build a new the people who fight in the interested persons to !l Christian organizations on campus will stage a rally at 4 Hurwitz said the Arab armies, Hurwitz him at 103 W. kibbutz in what he Mel p.m. Thursday at Beaumont Tower. Students there will considers his true homeland, members of his group, Garin added. Hall. McD« present religious leader Leighton Ford with a special copy Ha Golan, meaning "seed of of "Good News." Israel. Golan," are from 18 to 30 and range in education from "Other American Jews Good News Week will culminate Friday with the high school graduates to are assimilated, and I was Reachout rally at the Lansing Civic Center where Ford is Ph.D.s. scheduled to speak. He will also address MSU students at partly assimilated once too Like other kibbutzim but now I've changed," 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 108B Wells Hall and at the 7:30 Moshe Hurwitz, throughout Israel, p.m. Thursday in 109 Anthony Hall. inhabitants will eat and Birmingham junior, said. MSU is not alone in their effort to bring the New S/nvad tlic icord work together, and rise Testament to everyone. Other midwestern schools have also Hurwitz, who plans to early to begin an eight • Jeri Roesh, Livonia freshman, joined students from hour work day at 6 a.m. All sponsored similar attempts, and the aim of Christian groups several Christian denominations Monday in maintain citizenship in both to reach college students is indicated by the university seals children will be raised countries, and about 137 on the cover of the book. distributing New Testaments on campus. Some other Americans, Canadians together in separate houses 40,000 copies are being handed out through the from their parents until age Palms predicts that copies of the book will be available and Israelis have been through the rest of the week and students are urged to week. planning a future home in 18, when they will marry State News photo by Nick Jackson the Golan Heights and set up private accept a copy. of north households. Hurwitz said American POLICE kibbutzim are typically started by "long - haired, drug - taking kids," but BRIEFS their communities don't last long. Of the three predominant FOUR SANITARY NAPKIN machines in the women's types of Israeli kibbutzim — restrooms in West Holmes Hall were reported damaged and very religious, middle • of - the contents removed over the weekend. The value of the the - road liberal and damage and loss is estimated at $45. Marxist • Leninist — Hurwitz said his group will A 47 - YEAR - OLD Bay City man was arrested shortly adopt the philosophies of before noon Saturday on charges of assaulting a Dept. of the second type. Public Safety officer. The officer suffered a broken collar Thus far the group has bone in the incident. Police said the officer was directing decided to take a strong the crowd in front of the stadium prior to the football antidrug stand, to admit game. The man apparently refused to obey the officer's non - Jews and to give a directions and the officer put out his arm in an attempt to high priority to the stop the man. The man then grabbed the officer's arm, education of future twisted it and caused a bone in the shoulder to break, children. They plan also to police said. value the ecology of their immediate environment. A TAPE DECK, valued at $45, was taken Saturday night Hurwitz said his previous from a car parked in front of North Case Hall. *1* * experiences in a kibbutz Plans kibbutz have helped him adapt to Moshe POLICE REPORT three people were arrested in separate Israeli collective farming Hurwitz, Birmingham junior, hopes to join I incidents Saturday night for possession of marijuana. well because he likes to have over 100 American, Canadian and Israeli students in | 1111 " lot a ul uof people PeuPle around. aruuiiu. An rtii working on a kibbutz next year. ************* AAAAAAAAA anthropology student, he State News photo by Dave IV Another er Varsity Special- J an laxwiatc uiiu. . . T delivers ivers a small 1 item J REcTsioN* Student group slates Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad today, lues., Oct. 10,1972 JISSSSl ■For FOREIGN AUTOSf Jane Hart, wife of Sen. speech prominence by withhold! 1 *Major & Minor ! 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Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday. October 10, 1972 9 BY TEBI ALBRECHT week project rolls ahead summtr to work 40-hours the a steam engines and *•«; nostalgic steam locomotive. advertising has created rental and tool costs. A L* Staff Wnttr on train, public relations favorable to Grand Rapids boilermaker fiends, dozen hatted students can postponing his graduation by at least six months. The club has a newsletter monthly the club. who worked on the last weekend also donated engine ' and regularly The project would not Most of the students in working frantically sells souvenirs such as copies have gotten off the ground several hundred dollars the club are not mechanical ■tote th® renovation of 1225's original name without University backing, worth of labor because he timCmotive m a railroad siding No. engineers. They have totally unrelated majors, but share plate. Contacts with a trade association and the Keefe said. The University supported the club, Keefe added. mutual fascination provided facilities which ? spartan Stadium. a for opportunity for national sharply reduced labor, L,' two years of work, He said the group wants fau 1L. say they are a-" the support University for of the the time ffto the community when the locomotive is Vjeir efforts have been operational. Keefe said his club's titful and worthwhile. work will prove .R|fiht now we are the attractive to many IL and soundeat that promotional groups. When have ever been, both the steam engine is Scully and phy»*c«Ily, renovated it will pull a coal £ Keefe, club president^ ••Our backers are car and a railway postal car converted to carry supplies lg for the certification and lodge the train crew. our''boiler and from there it it ail downhill. Federal certification of boiler is necessary to MSU a »te the locomotive, (e expects this to come named ^TVoyears ago we tried ^te student interest in project but we were state •led at and it all was just #m » he said. "Then we An MSU official has been t into a period when the appointed to a statewide pas hardly knew we task force on higher around though we education. hurriedly organizing James Hamilton, asst. selves into what is close provost for special projects .4 corporation now." was one of the 13 people I Because of affiliation appointed by the State i national group Board of Education to the as "Trains," 350 Task Force on Equality of jjonal members have Access to Higher Education. jvided adequate financial eking for the group which Wanning up The force is responsible for implementation of |ce had little credibility. Members of the MSU Railroad Club hope to have Engine No. 1225 steamed up for recommendations made by ■Club members put in long spring excursions. Members shown getting the engine in shape are, from Isft, Kevin an earlier committee which 'rking hours to finish the Keefe, Niles senior; Jeff Wells, a former student; and Pete Camps, Commerce studied the problem of jject. One student sophomore. equal opportunities in out of school last State News photo by John Dickson education. KNTYONE HUNDRED' Media lyLINNEA SLATER media, in which many changer's tables. show to "make people think." to go ce east of the Rocky images appear "It's a fantastic thing to Mountains. simultaneously. is Since its first production "Twenty onehundred" experience," one student A five - member team I hippening, and you are coordinated by a master said after in 1970, about 40,000 travels with the program to a presentation. "It rt of it as you enter a computer. really makes you think." people at 450 showings have coordinate presentations drenched in mad During the sequence, participated in the and train volunteer students blors and music. "The Sky Cried," the Eric Miller, the 29 - year • multisensory experience. who do the grass - roots ■ You sit cross - legged in |ont of a 60 • foot curved audience feels a soft mist over their heads, and later old producer and director of "Twentyonehundred," calls "Twentyonehundred" has toured major campuses in work on their campuses. A team of creative specialists, GROCERY coins clang on the floor as his multi • media production California, Washington, LIBBY i. Two huge pink eyes headed by Miller, remain in llsate to the fever pitch on the screen Christ a soft - sell approach to Oregon, Montana and Pasadena, Calif., producing pair of a voice crying, "It overturns the money Christianity. Its purpose is Hawaii. This tour is the first future multi • media events. TOMATO JUICE it be the season of the 8 PACK 16 OZ. RETURNABLE |tch!" You scream with a s world, then move 7-UP THE UN-COLA o a glad celebration of NABISCO e, truth and love. l"Twenty onehundred," ft Tiich was presented last I OREO COOKIES «. p in Hubbard Hall, is am trying BATH SIZE W shown in the Brody to bribe you juth dining room at 7:30 In. today and Wednesday. DIAL BATH SOAP I The 70 minute program, with FROZEN • iroject of Inter Varsity istian - Fellowship, seeks uncertainty, communicate nation from God and the •e of the man's with SARA LEE CHOCOLATE CAKE — 79° hrist. gospel of Jesus danger, |Jhrough the use of seven J| with DAIRY projectors, a movie ORCHARD GROVE ejector, special lighting defeat. ■fects and a quadraphonic lund system of folk and 99 ir AUTOMATIC ORANGE JUICE 58c ►k music, one sees, hears OVERLINERS & •d begins This to feel the UNDERLINERS PRODUCE interplay of BUSHEL ■ UTILITY - U.S. No. 1 That's mostly what you'll find if you commit your IN YOUR ■-o the mill.— - "" Mcintosh apples CONTAINER 1 hearts. 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No ttrlnp. 9 oz. 0N-THE-R0CKS TUMBLERS The finest in eye / make up yet. sensibly priced i - PACK SAVE 55° 1 LIMIT - 1 PLEASE WITH COUPON & $5 PURCHASE Tuesday, October | FIAT 1968 Spider 850. Best TRIUMPH Apartments SEWING MACHINE Clearance offer. Must sell. Cheap. 1970 Spitfire Excellent condition, 36,000 - Sale. Brand new portable, ^'own0^- 355-5336. 3-10-11 ml lee, 4-10-13 $1,395. 349-4525. CEDARVIEW - APARTMENTS One bedroom furnished. $49.95, $5 per month. Large selection of reconditioned Saturday, blossom SuSJVy. oVL5! machines. Singers, PHONE 355-8255 FORD FAIRLANE 500- 1969, 4 - door, V - 8, power TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1970, Walking distance. 361-5647. 6-10-13 used Whites, Necchis, New Home Alfred 2 miles Wardowski^?! North 0f ilfl end "many others," $19.95 347 Student Services Bide steering. 351-1069 after 5pm. excellent condition. Must Terms. 3589 Hull Road (jf 3-10-12 sell. Best offer. Call Gene, 332-8031. 2-10-10 FOURTH Ceder GIRL needed for to $39.95. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 127). Closed Phone Monday ,.£*§ •AUTOMOTIVE Village Apartments. 0d« T FORD MACH I - 1972, power $73/month. 337-0522. COMPANY, 1115 North 6pm. 0-10-31 ■ Scooters & Cycles steering, disc brakes, low Washington. 489-6448. TRIUMPH 1971 TR 6 dark blue 3-10-10 Parts & Service Aviation mileage, excellent condition. Call 645-9811. 3-10-12 roadster with tonneau cover. C-3-10-12 BED,ONE yw^"^ 10,000 miles, one owner. HICKORY HILLS - Cambria 100 USED vacuum cleaners. •EMPLOYMENT FORD SUPERVAN 1966, $2600. Call 394-0791 before Drive, East Lansing. 1 - Tanks, canisters and uprights. * FOR RENT 3pm. 3-10-11 bedroom apartments and Paneled, carpeted. Insulated, Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 tires, large 2 - bedroom Apartments new very good VW SUPER BEETLE - townhouses. Carports, shag and up. DENNIS Houses condition. 394-0131 after DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, "Clementine orenge." 1971. carpet, close to MSU. Model discount price,. LJ 6pm. 3-10-12 316 North Cedar, opposite Rooms Excellent condition. Call open dally. For appointment supply new 8 tJ • - track 627-2839. 4-10-13 call Mr. or Mrs. Twlchell, City Market. C-3-10-12 $2 each. New •FOR SALE FORD VAN |t,|ilnJ 1965, paneled, French Animals 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, wall t8M standard shift. 372-5784. SNARE DRUM. Ludwlg chrome VW NOTCHBACK - excellent 485-3774, EDWARD G. $17.50 each, large Mobile Homes 3-10-10 with accessories. Used just 5 Miw running condition. $500. HACKER CO., Rental Used stereo •Lost & Found times. 332-6601.4-10-13 eqUiM Ron, 353-7835. 1-10-10 Headquarters. 48 5-2262. cameras, tv FORD LTD - 1 ♦PERSONAL ' 30-11-14 typewriters, 8 - track ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL 28,500 miles, new tires and VW - 1970. Good condition. LCOfcS LIKE" THERE MAS ANOTHER 4 OLD 5 - string banjos. Used stereo albums. tn vviirL shocks. Phone electric, acoustic guitars. •REAL ESTATE 393-5336.3-10-11 New tires, $1,425. 372-5339 after 7:30pm. 3-10-12 ATHIer<£ budget CUT r LOVELY MODERN two ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, SECOND HAND 509 East ST0|| bedroom apartment, 4823 Michigan, La •RF.CREATION 541 East Grand River. Phone 485-4391, 8 © fHANKLV SPEAKINQ OHIC« Bo. ISIS E««l Mlchl«*n Bjg Horn - 2,500 miles, 489-8226. 5-10-10 Monday, Tuesday, 337-1715.4-10-13 GAS chromatograpI Cancellations/Co ~~Z ZZZ. T FOR SALE - 4 MSU Vs. U of r- MG MIDGET 1972. Low good condition, $700. Thursday 9:30 - 5:00pm or M tickets. Call Pat, 332-8576. columns prepared by expfl rections 12 noon one 351.9173 anytime. 2-10-11 equivalent time. 351-1069. HOUSE FOR students with 5 and shipped the s NOTICE — mileage, radio. Must sell. 1-10-10 class day before 3-10-12 bedrooms. Near campus. SUPELCO doesn't peddltj publications. f'5™f2'4313 Spm.5-10-13 ^ !971 HONDA CL - 350. Mint Double garage. $350 per stuff, we specialize ir condition. Must sell. Jobs Are Available. . . KIND, EXPERIENCED, month plus utilities. TRAVEL TRAILER. Layton, Catalog available. SUPEll The State News will be For FREE information responsible student live in 337-1715.4-10-13 1962. 18 foot, excellent INC., Be MGA ROADSTER, rebuilt responsible only for the student family home. 2 children. condition. $1,000. Phone Pennsylvania, engine, $550. Consider trade on assistance HONOA 1{>71 -RnR. 372-3291.3-10-11 service call Enterprise first day's incorrect for car or motorcycle. Phone H0^' 1^.1' 3^.L- „ and placement program Walking distance campus. THREE BEDROOM house, 6i| insertion. «, 351-3093. cm.,-/ 5-10-13 good condition. Asking $550. send self- addressed Some child care, housework $115 plus utilities, 1% miles 5-10-13 c>|| and cooking. Private room of Frandor. Prefer PASSION POUFS and All students aos must oe MGB 1969 4^75».jMjM6 STAMPED envelope to and bath plus $50/month. west married couple. Phone accessories now available at ALL TYPES of optical re - Excellent SUSUK) 1970 500cc. Excellent the National Placement PILLOW PALACE, 309 service. OPTici condition. Must see to 351-4331.3-10-12 393-8431 after 5 p.m. prompt condition. $500. Phone Registry, 1001 East North Washington Avenue, appreciate. Call 487-0028 3-10-12 DISCOUNT, 2615 372-3688 after 5:30pm. Idaho St., Michigan, Lansing. 372-741 after 5pm. 5-10-10 Kalispell, MT Leonard Plaza, downtown. X-5-10-13 59901 C-6 -10-13 COUNTRY HOME on acre, five 489-2720. 5-10-13 MUSTANG -NO GIMMICKS - miles from MSU, two story - - 1971, silver sports HASLETT J Automotive stripe hood, V - 8 automatic, HONDA - SUZUKI REFRIGERATORS, two bedrooms, $175. 332-6802. 1-10-10 gas heat, TREASURE CHEST. Second - hand store, 116 North Main MARSHALL AMPLIFIER | watt head, 2 100 t bucket seats, excellent Sales -339-2125 PHYSICAL THERAPIST. To FREEZERS' Street, Perry. Beds, chests, all bottoms with AUSTIN AMERICA Sedan condition. $1,995. Less than Parts - 339-2663 work with physically DISHWASHERS. 1971. Excellent condition. handicapped infants and ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. ONE GIRL wanted to share kinds of furniture, Excellent conditif 13,000 miles. 393-0785. Service - 339-9356 $1,000. 351-2419 or 3-10-12 children in public school 315 South Bridge, Grand large house. $60./month. appliances, bicycles. Drive - a 882-4985. 3-10-11 Hours. Tuesdey - Saturday, 9:30 55. 6-10-13 Ledge. 627-2191. 5-10-13 489-7361. 5-10-16 - little end save - a • lot. M • -6pm. 10-10-19 setting; 38 week - year; MUSTANG - 1966, 289. Good teachers salary schedule. For 78 to M - 52, South to store. DELUXE MAYTAG TV RENTALS, NEED ONE girl immediately for Call 625-3188. 5-10-13 with suds - saver. 10 ysj BISCAYNE 1964. $100. V - 8, condition. Body needs some information, call 485-7248. $9.50 per 10-10-10 month, $23 own room in house. Close. old. And GE dryer. S60l power brakes, steering, air work. $400. Phone per term; Free conditioning. 355-1261. 332-4661. 2-10-11 delivery, service and pick - 351-9210. 3-10-12 CUSTOM CYCLE ACCESSORY both. Call 882-0761 li 3-10-11 MASSAGE GIRLS. Full time up. No deposit. New Stereos SHOP welcomes all students 7:30 - 9am. 2-10-10 BMW 1971, 1600 miles. BARNES ROAD WEST 3243, MUSTANG - 1970, 301, V -8, and part time positions available at same rates. Call to stop in and look at our Excellent condition. $1300 South of Mason, 4 bedroom, 3 on the floor. Wide ovals, available. Experience NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 complete line of accessories. or best offer. 485-5996. Ask nice country home. Garden, 1408 East Michigan. Call GIBSON ELECTRIC dual mirrors. 1 driver. for Dick. 5-10-12 preferred. Phone 484-4481. Excellent condition. $1500. 5-10-12 barn, partly furnished, to 482-4501. 5-10-11 Vox amplifier, Bogan 1 Call 351-0438. 4-10-13 Apartments responsible conservative system, Shure microptwl CAPRI 1971, 4 speed, very good HONDA SL175 ATTRACTIVE FEMALES for people. $300 per month. Call - Brand new, KENWOOD RECEIVER, 3130. Cheap. 349-3014. 3-1O-10B condition. $1995. 372-1160. low mileege. Call 372-5595. new massage studio. Good after 4pm, 676-2191 or Call 337-0118 after 5pm. MUSTANG FASTBACK - ONE GIRL needed for four-man 5-10-10 5-10-13 pay, hours arranged. Write 351-7497. 0-10-31 1969, 302, 3 speed on the in 5-10-11 - P.O. No. 5042, Lansing, 48906. Twykingham. $70/month. BILLIARD TABLE floor. Call Kathy, 355-8570. CHEVROLET, 1970 - 454 NORTON P 11 3-10-10 351-4254.3-10-12 COUNTRY HOMES 8-12 miles antique, slate bed. ill 3-10-11 • Ranger 1968. 8 engine, completely - TRACK PLAYER/ recorder; 485-2589 after 7 30T 750cc. Excellent condition. South. North Aurelius Road MOBILE HOMES for rent. East make own tapes; excellent 5-10-12 overhauled, new tires. Phone MUSTANG 1965 convertible. V Best offer. Phone 487-0357. PART - TIME employment for 564 South beyond Holt, 393-1728, 3703 Pleasant 8, power steering, power interested in Lansing area. Phone condition. 332-4167.3-10-11 5-10-13 person fireplace, 3 bedrooms, - Grove. $1,400. 5-10-10 882-6072. 4-10-13 brakes, automatic, radio. completely reconditioning unfurnished, $225/month. Very good condition. 1967 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500. used mobile homes. Stillman Road 1188 East of 2 PAIR WHITE drapes, 80" X TWO BEDROOM furnished CHEVROLET - carry - all. Good for camping 1966, large 353-2612. 5-10-12 Runs well. Bell Star. $500. 337-0879. 5-10-11 VARNEY'S HOMES, 5 miles East of MOBILE mobile home $35/week. Dobie Road, 2 bedrooms, rough needs work, $150 per 100", 349-0243 before a.m., after 5 p.m. 2-10-11 9 Flashback | Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes or hauling. 4 - speed, $500. 351-6620. 3-10-12 NOVA, 1972 - Yellow bucket Campus on Grand River. Apply in person. 5-10-13 to campus. 641-6601. month. Call after 4 p.m. 351-7497 or 676- 2191, 50's seats, tape d»" ^radio, power HONDA, 1971 450 Scrambler. 0-10-31 MARSHALL'S AUDIO month steering §0^^.akes. 4,^00 Excellent condition. $600 or 0-10-13 continues this week with CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom 1968. $875. Call 882-7311 miles, $3,000. 5-10-10 485-5961. trade for El Camino. Phone CREATIVE PERSON needed for part time employment to PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE VINE STREET, 2402, one mile turntable specials by Dual. MSU >. 3-10-10 MARSHALL MUSIC, East between 12 - 3pm. 6-10-11 North. Furnished 1 bedroom. OLDS CUTLASS convertible. decorate VARNEY'S mobile homes. MOBILE Utilities paid. Garage. West of campus. 2 bedroom, partly furnished. No pets. Lansing, C-1-10-10 and Lansing. Homecomingl CHEVY II 1964, super engine, 1962. Runs good, radio. HOMES, 5 miles East of $135/month plus deposit. Auto Service $170. 351-7497. C-10-31 fair body, stick. $150. $125. 332-0325. 2-10-11 Phone 627-5454. B-2-10-11 355-3573. 3-10-10 campus on Grand River. Apply In person. 5-10-13 LOVELY TWO Bedroom home ONE FRENCH made 22" Oct. 18-21| PEUGEOT STATION STUDENTS OKEMOS 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 1 0-speed. $65. wagon for cereful renters. 2 blocks Phone CHRYSLER NEW Yorker 1969. 1968. Air conditioning, owning foreign cars we give 20% COMPUTER PROGRAMMER Furnished. Utilities paid. 2 from 337-2670. 3-10-12 off cempus. 351-6636. Excellent automatic, Michelin tires, on parts, with I.D. card. experienced In IBM. Cobol children. Call 351-6006. condition, air, 3-10-12 485-6128. 5-10-16 Spark - plug special - 62c RP - 6 or basic assembler for 4-10-13 complete power, tape. $1650. 5-10-13 Call 349-0597. PLYMOUTH FURY I - 1969, each. IMPORT AUTO PARTS conversion project. Part - time or full - time. Send MARSH ROAD Spacious 2 NEEDED: TWO people for CROSSWORD house. Couple preferred. 440 V - 8, Holley 4 barrel, heavy suspension, 4 + 2 tires, 415 South Cedar 5)30 . 8:30 - resume to: PROJECT bedroom, carpeted, draperies, Okemos, 349-4277. 3-10-10 PUZZLE CHRYSLER - 1965. Good Monday - Friday, COMPU • LINK, 4000 N. coppertone kitchen, tiled sell for $900. or best offer, or Saturday 8:30 3. 485-2047, bath. No pets. Furniture If condition, no rust, highway - Grand River, Lansing, 48901. FEMALE WANTED for fine trade for bike, truck or 371-1947. 5-10-13 desired. $160, plus utilities. mileage. 351-4790. 3-10-12 2-10-10 East Lansing home. Own I. Warp yarn 24. Dishonorable smaller car. Phone 482-2339. Graduate or faculty. bedroom. 332-2997. 3-10-10 4. Sort 28 Replete 3-10-12 332-5374. 5-10-16 7 CORVAIR MONZA, 1966 - AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our SALESMEN. PART time with Meager 30, Fanaticism Must sell. $500 or best offer. shop or your house. VW's car. Leeds furnished. Work PONTIAC CATALINA - 1966. FURNISHED, ONE bedroom 353-2257. 5-10-10 included. Phone 489-2778. any four hours. Average $100 Clean, power steering, brakes. week commissions. Call apartment, walking distance 12. Cedar Rapids Rider" 10-10-13 per DODGE SCHOOL bus, partially Reasonable condition. 882-631 7, after 1pm. to campus. $100/month. college 33. Despise 75,000 ml lei. Must sell. Best 351-1414 after 6pm. 5-10-15 COMFORTABLE ROOM for 13. Author of 36. Goose egg converted to camper. Good 10-10-13 gentleman In offer. 353-7894 or 361-7975. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Lansing. "Topsi" 37. Tibetan monk mechanical condition. Extra 14 Bumblebee Kalemazoo Street since 1940. LANSING, 406 South Pine. One Parking, $12/week. 38. Kidney bean gas tanks and trailer hitch. 3O0J2 Complete PART TIME employment; IV2-0495. 1-10-10 1$. Provender 39. Exploit euto painting and bedroom unfurnished. $130 e $500. 646-6961.2-10-10 PONTIAC LEMANS, 1972 - collision service. 485-0256. evenings and weekends. month. Utilities paid except 16. Speak 42. Sun disk DOWN 5. permissionWH GT, Excellent compensation BROTHERS AND sisters needed 1.AsVst vinyl roof, power C-22-10-31 electricity. No leese required. DODGE DART program. Automobile 2. Cry of 6. Pilch - 1966, real steering, 3 - speed, radio. to rent rooms In house In good shape. Runt good. Phone 484-7027, 9am • 5pm. required. 351-5800. Call Richard Alban, 19. Bowling lans vigilant contempt CaterpiH" I VW GUARANTEED repeir. 485-8706 days. 10-10-23 country to build house and 20. L $350. 393-9225. 3-10-12 C-3-10-11 Thespian 45. Dinner bell 3. Chemist's test tractor 5-10-12 minds. 332-1352, Angel. RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 et 22. Objective 46. Consonant tube 8 Seed covi'lB Okamos Road. 349-9620. 2-10-11 23. Josip Broi 47. And not 4. Ethereal fluid 9. Escalate RENAULT 1969. Radio, BUS BOY PHI Gamma Delta ONE GIRL for 4 - man. DODGE VAN 1967. Good C-10-31 Campus 10. Discover Michelint, 29,000 miles. Hills. $62.50. 2 r- 6 condition. $750. 351-2712 E cedent condition. dinner 7 days. Meals plus 3-10-10 349-1748 PERSON NEEDED - Own 22 7 8 9 io 18. Backfire 19. New EngHN | x between 5 6pm. 5-10-10 salary. 332-5053. 5-10-13 room, kitchen to share. Close n IT" - FOREIGN CAR PARTS 12 Economical. 482-7739. to cape I campus. 332-4407. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 CHRISTIAN 20. Old Siamese 3-10-11 MALE needs Is- | — WHY BORROW Money For 3-10-11 '4 FIAT, 1969 Spyder 124, 18,000 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 miles, 5 - speed, Pirelli Tuition? Make $100 a week roommate to share furnished V/ coin THUNDERBIRD 1971. Light mile West of campus. epartment for $90 month. '8 19 21. Company^'., part-time. Cor necessary. CAPITOL CLUB. $12 a week. radials, sharp. $1,600. Call yellow 487-5055. C-10-31 22. Hen product | - gold, 28,000 miles, 489-3494. C-10-31 Call 351-8469.3-10-11 Cocktail lounge, restaurant, 20 21 Tom, 373-3801 or 371-3264. 22 24. Hostel 3-10-12 full power, condition. 339-2981.5-10-13 excellent KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair HOUSE PARENTS WINTER, SPRING, girl needed. downtown Lansing. 25" n 2m 1H 25 26 27 needed to 484-4422. 0-10-31 work on Volkswagen, bugs, $60 monthly. No. 47 supervise half • way house for 7. Enghsh FIAT 850 SPYDER 1967, busses, or Ghias. GRAND 28" 29 lo" - TORONADO DELUXE - 1970. retarded adults. Call Collingwood Apartments. ONE MAN for house In cathedrilfM new brakes, new muffler. RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 6-10-13 Lansing. 9 Charged Air conditioned, power 393-4990, Extension 65 Own room. Call 372-4896 ST }2 Body needs work. $550. Grand River. 351-9274. 1, Nervous Phone 351-7727. 6-10-13 everything, AM/FM stereo, 10-10-13 after 3pm. 3-10-11 C-10-31 33 3m 35 36 low mileage. wholesale. 489-4434. 4-10-13 Below BARTENDER WANTED: GIRL for two apartment near - men 37" 38 w MO H Ml b. Portent FIAT 1969, 850 Spider. New campus - MUFFLER, BRAKES, shocks EXPERIENCED only. Tuesday - $87.50. 337-0726. 6. Region 5-10-16 Ml" muffler, new tires, excellent mechanical condition. $800. TOYOTA CORONA, and springs installed at Rock Saturday. Nights. Must be MT % MM" 8 0Mer ,,hit ■ Automatic, tinted glass, Bottom Low Prices. neat and dependable. Call 1 NEEDED for deluxe RALEIGH SUP.ERCOURSE - ms" M6~ ~ n Sis"»'a"" I 355-2388 or 351-5870 radial tires. Very low mileage. HEIGHTS AUTO PARTS, dwelling. 25V4". "531". Super perfect 655-2175 for appointment. 2 blocks to _ 5-10-10 $1,195. 626-6911. 5-10-13 485-2276. C-1-10-10 campus. condition. Extras. 4-10-13 351-5444. 2-10-11 $150. 353-8098. 1-10-10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 10, 1972 11 For Sale ^ Sale V | Personal 32 Faculty tenure system faces scrutiny at 'U' For ■ ,C RIFLES, and pistolsof |. Mobile Homes PREGNANT? Call WE understand. (continued from page 1) P' Buy trade * *" us. Pregnancy Even if one admits tenure openings. But he counts on cannot be done. "This is just to insure a promotion," ■ Dot" intv |'l| MARLETTE, 12' x 66', counseling, 372-1560. " 8nd u«d. Be* excellent condition. 2 C-1031 Five years ago, the president a legitimate method of retiring faculty members to why we're very careful hc added. ,nMn 650 flun» in - about giving tenure.' The possibility of faculty lpriT sS BOB'S GUN bedroom, on lot. Skirted, could fire anyone with or without tenure for moral promotion, amount of a certain alleviate this problem. united under the umbrella ■ 2412 South Ceder. metal shed. 164 Delhi Manor [ Peanuts Personal JfJJj turpitude. develops uneasiness (he creeping "I wouldn't be concered In the case of an alleged of a collective bargaining Iff' I 371-2244. Clo-d Call 694-9468 after 5pm, 6-10-13 The committee initiated the idea tenure rise in over tenured faculty if we stayed at 70 per cent (tenured faculty)," he said. violation of professional ethics, the rules get more unit sends tremors through Sundays- 20-1026 DIANE. | need a friend that due process and the members. "Let's set the standards high vague, since a moral the tenured ranks. Many RICHARDSON 12' 60', desperately. Please feel tenure and collective ■ h'sHOWMAN amp. x 2 back. Allen. 5-10-13 come right to a hearing were "MSU went through a enough so we don't run the judgment must be made. If AL k#r_ and ban bedrooms, good condition, necessary. They had to period of very rapid growth risk of having this continual bargaining are incompatible. Using the example of an ir,t, I,u C-n m. 486 - 0144. »nd 1 p"m- many extras. King Arthur's Court, 482-7402. 5-10-12 JOAN - HAVE a very Happy convince the administration of this," King said. years ago after World War II when alcoholic professor with King said bargaining would have an collective ■ Mtv*«n 88 a4 n Birthday! The gang we got University King stressed it is not tenure, King said, the effect on tenure in the long 1-1O10 ■ 6-10-10 VINDALE 1971, "*12' x 63'. Because of this action, all housing and married student impossible to release a professor could not be run. During its first expando. 2 bedrooms, 154 faculty have tenure for the housing on campus," King tenured person. "The whole released because he was an tiME a' CORDA HAPPY BIRTHDAY, said. years, a unionized faculty baths. Call 694-3496. 3-1012 period of appointment, During this period, alcoholic. But if I l&s»"., !,< Road, Eatt Lansing, sweetheart. Sweet bliss in 59 days! Love, Helen. 1-1O10 King said, dispelling the many new faculty members tenure system is approved by the board of trustees and condition interferes with this will salary be concerned inequities, he said. with I? miles North o» Grand River DETROITER - - 1969, $4,000, 3 bedroom, air - conditioning. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, belief that faculty receive a bad deal. nontenured were eventually added came and up they for is subject to their having the dollars to support it," he the class, professor's he teaching violates his Working conditions are the Phone 641-4511. 4-1013 Doug. tenure. next consideration, he Remember last year? With said. "For this institution, contract with the "However, the other side 120.10-31 love. Your Midget. 1-1010 would probably say they King admitted with a this isn't much of a worry." University. added. fc'^DDLE - Kay, 3/4, m (tenure committee) reacted high percentage of tenured Just because msu has An alternative to the If the arises, a issue of conflict might tenure ■ good ■ 665-1682. condition. Call Recreation to the agitation of faculty, a university risks never released a tenured trappings of tenure is occur between the seniority 6-10-10 REWARD: $25. nontenured people," he losing new, good people, person for incompetence, periodic appointment. A proposed since system by a NEW YELLOW Schwinn said. there are fewer job King said, does not professor would be KiflHT'piANO - Clarinet. Continental with bottle HORSE DRAWN hayrides and mear it appointed for a determined collective bargaining unit ■ violin, antique baby bed. carrier. If found, call sleighrides. We specialize in large groups, call soon for number of years, usually and the present tenure ■ Trade all °r Paft 'or 90 system. IS 676-2117. 353-7613. 5-10-12 your appointment. CRAZY five, and would then come Style preview reveals oboe. "Some feel they can exist 'C' RIDING STABLES. up for review with the ■ 3-IO-IO 1 simultaneously and then s] Mason, Michigan. Phone chance of being rehired for I"CONSOLE Zenith 21" TV. jU 676-5548.5-10-13 another five years or again, a union might choose never to touch tenure as a |lMo 1 guitar. Call 393-1328. dismissed. bare look, bikini still in FREE ... A lesson in complexion bargaining issue," King said. H AYR IDES DRAWN ■3-10-10 Call by "Periodic care. 484-4519 East horses. Call for appointment Ideas are being dispensed Michigan appointment, would or 485-7197 now. 676 - 5928. 10-1017 keep a guy on his more easily without fear of Animals Lansing Mall. MERLE LOS ANGELES (AP) - toes, but he would always reprisal and many are NORMAN COSMETICS Elizabeth Stewart, the UNION BOARD FLIGHTS California fashion designers, try for the biggest splash," awaiting tenure's demise. STUDIOS. C-3-10-12 designer who started the -D ENGLISH SHEEPDOG offers Christmas flight to sneak - previewing swimsuit total wardrobe look in King said. But a few are holding on to ■ puppies, AKC, 3 months old, AFRO CUTS and all Afro London for $185. Stop in styles for summer of '73, swimsuits several years 'The first swimsuits were "If tenured, they can sit the security of tenure, mtiful male and female, Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm. showed on Monday that down on the job or try hoping it will weather the supplies. UNION BUILDING back, makes the most of it wool," said a spokesman for ,t sell 3934454. 5-10-16 Second floor Union. C-1031 BARBER SHOP. C-1-1O10 bare is still beautiful and the things that are important storm of controversy. The now that swimmers have Knitskin, whose designers but do not have much Bee LOVEABLE kittens. Call bikini lives. caught on. Stewart's halter have gone back to the loom so awarding of tenure has (482-4373.1-10-10 "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for { Service But the bikini's boom is bikinis take cover under see — but with acrylics, not flare. Too many people become a matter - of - fact pinning and engagement matched by an equally large wool. The results is publish some worthless stuff process. - through swirling caftans a set of FEMALE notices is 12 noon Thursday FOR QUALITY service on array of "extras" to cover called "floats," lounging superbare "sweetheart" for Friday's 347 ■gray/tan fluffy kitten, can t paper. stereo equipment, see the up the swimsuit. The pajamas and brightly striped sweater bikinis with a heart Group ■ keep. Can you? 482-3857. Student Services. S19-10-31 lt-10-10 CALL US for fund raising. We STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-10-31 bashful bikini made. There are - wearer long caftans, has it halter dresses. Colors for next summer - shaped cutout bra and one on the tiny bottom. Minus the on the tiny to kOD HOME for two really Mill help your group or cutouts, 'electrolysis, 1 ;..lx uuhuiii. miuua buc tuiuuib, for 1 a ■393-9479.1-10-10 organization raise money by selling candy. Call LANSING CANDY AND CIGAR CO., ONLY perjttnnent removal ..i- hai/ Facial - Htsirline - Bod\ 4. V dresses, sweaters, jackets and Palazzo pants fabrics matching the — all in sun glasses and, Hawaiian firms entering the with there is not mueh left covered, floor but a matching toys Peace Toys for Children, an organization interested in V California market, prints are - length sweater ■ding INSTRUCTION - all 482-0846. 5-10-11 Virginia Hanchett swimsuits. cardigan is available. gathering toys for Vietnamese children by Christmas time, J phases. Horses trained, 325'/a S. Grand, Lansln/ One firm, Kamehameha, as dazzling as a tropical is seeking volunteers, coordinator Mickey Singer Davis said. I boarded, exercised, groomed, STEREO RENTALS, $9.50 per Phone 484-1632 has even come up with a sunset. The bare look — made Toys will be collected from MSU students and from ■and sold. 675-5403, month, $23 per term; Free "PEANUTS PERSONAL". Send matching "sand bag" which The past, which is more revealing with braless people in the Lansing community, Davis said, ■651-5144. 3-10-12 delivery, service and pick - a 15c per word. is tops has hit even the most He added that this will be done primarily through local up. No deposit. TV's message, a carry - all for beach expected to have a ENGLISH sheepdog available at Deadline 1 p.m. for next goodies, but can be reincarnation in sportswear conservative collections. church activities. same rates. Call Davis said that PIRGIM, the Public Interest Research paper. 347 Student Services transformed into a blouse ppies. Devoted NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 showings later this week, DeWeese Building. S-101019 for the shy beach - goer. Designs, Group in Michigan, will probably assist his organization, [companions. AKC. $200 up. made its first trip down the previously known for its He emphasized that the toys gathered must be Charge welcome. FREE ■ Phone 339-2573. 2-1011 SENIOR PICTURES taken for OCTOBER AUDIO Open House one - piece, front - draped "ecologically safe." limited time only. 36 - A Month. MARSHALL MUSIC, "practical" suits, turns out Davis said he hopes through PIRGIM's efforts that JlEPHERD/LABRADOR 245 Ann Street. C-1-1O10 surprisingly daring cutout research will be done to insure that toys are safe, u Union, for 1973 Wolverine. ■ puppies. Big - healthy. $5 353-5292. 5-1013 suits. The standout is a Sam Ortiz, East Lansing freshman, a member of the toy lots of love. 332-1352, bikini with top and bottom collecting group, said they would like to get useful, si. 3-10-12 MSU PROFESSOR would like joined at the front. The firm adaptable toys for the children. to share the meaning and joy also has a collection of body Groups who have done similar projects will be contacted, 5 FOR SALE - Mu*t found in Jesus ADULT DRAMA class taught Christ. If - • clinging halter dresses, he said, •II for college tuition. Very by John Peakes and Richard interested, call 655-2392 All students interested slinky enough to remind ~ able. Several with after 6pm. 5-10-13 Thomsen. (LEDGE'S i. Call 355-4326. Ask PLAYHOUSE ACTORS) through the 1 for Sue. 310-10 "SECURITY" BLANKET should attend a meeting at 7 everyone welcome. Bring Habits like stroking your p.m. Wednesday in 27 Student chin or running a finger copy of "GLASS Services Bldg. ME RAN I AN PUPPY 3-4262. 3 1 0-10 - lie, 2 months old. AKC, along are your nose or eyebrow adult extensions of the childish habit of carrying a MENAGERIE." only — Thursday 7pm Instruction Nominal charge. LEARNING - 9pm. There fashioned will be an old - Mao's successor security blanket, a Univ. of hootenany at 8:30 California at Los Angeles CENTER, 119 East The Michigan Student p.m. every Wednesday at Rosa's (continued from page 1) from those named at the Chou to form a collective of ASKAN MALAMUTE professor says. Kalamazoo. (downtown Environmental Confederation Canteen, downstairs at S4I E. longer. Liu Shao - chi, ninth congress, and a large sorts already, to rule in AKC, >lt needs volunteers for lobbying, Grand River Ave. former Mao's ■registered championship line, Lansing). Phone 482-7206. president, was number of party Central name, with the ■reasonable. Call 349-3926 (1pm - 5pm) 3-10-12 typing, telephoning and other or security blanket Is STATE jobs. Call 484-7421. The MSU Railroad Club will disgraced in the cultural Committee members also premier as its most powerful ■349-1776.310-10 The Open Door needs meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 revolution as the worst of have been dropped. This member. Yao and Chang POTTERY MAKING class. volunteers to help people with Union to discuss MSU's most all possible traitors to Mao. suggests the continuing Chun - chiao both could be Write Terry Emrick, 2445 problems, If glorious anachronism. Everyone Then the members of it, along with your pocket! Just look around your home for good you are interested party's ninth purge. Grand River, Williamston. in crisis intervention work, call is welcome. congress in 1969 named Chou is quoted as looking Mao's wife and Yeh Chien - things you no longer use or Cost $65. 655-3225. 5-1012 484-5467. enjoy, make a list of them, Defense Minister Lin Piao as toward a new and younger ying, vice chairman of the ■0 ENGLISH sheep dog then dial 355-8255. A "2100," a multimedia The His experience, will be presented by Mao's heir, even writing it generation of leaders. Yao party's military commission ■luppies. Champion stock. friendly Ad Writer will help ID lakc. Phone 485-2109. you word your ad and soon Organization will hold a meeting concerned Chrisitians at MSU at into the new party Wen - yuan would fit into — at the moment he is the at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 340 7:30 today through fc-10-10 cash buyers will be headed Morrill Hall to discuss p.m. constitution. Now Lin, by that picture. He is a tough only active military man your way. Do It today! Thursday in the Brody south official account, is dead politician in his 40s, close to with full Politburo Irkshire terriers, LIVING UNITS and registered placement, interviewing. job - seeking and dining room. after having traitorously Mao's fourth wife, Ching membership. ■champion sired male puppies. The army emerged from ttudent organizations, enter board of the plotted to overthrow Mao. Ching, and a writer whose (S200 - $300. Must sell. Phone the Complete servioe for Free U Speedreading ' Sailing Club will meet at 7 p.m. The Russians, who would flaming editorial essays the 1969 congress as a 33-5657. 5-10-10 Homecoming Banner dissertations, theses, today in the UN Lounge, Union. Contest I Deadline October All officers and committee feel they had an important played a s big part in powerful political element, manuscripts, general typing, 18th. Applications available members please attend. stake in forecasting China's launching Mao's cultural and subsequent IBM. 23 years experience. at RHA office. Student 349-0850. C-1031 future, say the Lin Piao revolution purge. maneuvering in Peking The Block and Bridle Club Sailing Club shore school will seemed directed at Services, or for more purge of last year was a At the same time it will hold formal initiation at be held at 7 p.m. today in the jLECT 1971. 12' x 60'. Shag information call 353-6145. COMPLETE THESES 7:30 p.m. today in 119 Union Ballroom. cover for a deep split at the wholly possible that Mao's preventing it from getting |MW, air, set up in ■Brookview in Perry. For sale 6-1013 v SERVICE. Discount printing. Anthony Hall. All new members top of the leadership. Lin, advanced age moved too much power. should attend. The Chess Club will meet at 7 |or rent. 3733939, 625-3254. FRESHMEN: REMIND your IBM typing and binding of they claim, had no reason to — Wednesday in the Union ■9-10-20 advisor that Humanities 152, Introduction to the theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner Positions are open for students on the Student Traffic p.m. Gold Room. Ladder players will plot against Mao if he was already designated Mao's | | "l COURSE OUTLINES begin at 8 p.m. Please bring sets I JTROITER ■»n lot in 1968, 12' x 50' Performing Arts, is being m.A.C. and Grand River, Appeals Court. Petitions are and clocks. successor. | King Arthur's offered winter quarter, 12:40 below Jones Stationery Shop. available in the ASMSU business In support of this view, I ■Court. Drapes, Call COPYGRAPH office, third floor Student The Christian | appliances, - 1:30, M T W Th. For Science indications have been that ■,U,,V skirted. Phon. information call 355-9675 or SERVICES. 337-1666. Services Building, through Organization will meet at 6:45 C-1031 Wednesday. p.m. today in 35 Union. All are only a handful of Politburo welcome. members are left in power NAT SCI: 1st, 2nd, 3rd term all major tracks Place Your MSU Laboratory Theater will organizational meeting of the present Sartre's "No Exit" in Lansing Area Lettuce Boycott at English at 8 tonight in Studio ATI: 1st & 2nd term IA B ■ Aj INTIX / PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD 7:30 p.m. today in 37 Union. 49, Auditorium. SOC: 201, 211, 241, 202, 203 213 \l,b mgj] TD;E BTQ Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your Graduating 1972 - 73 seniors There will be a meeting for all (continued from page 1) , check or money order - Don't forget your free senior minority students in nursing at HUM: 1st, M. & 3rd term EL wk pictures. Come to 36A Union or 7:30 p.m. today in 31 Union. If ' call 353-5292. you cannot attend, contact Joy the following fall term. ■L CHEM: 130, 131, 141 ,LE ■iji Curtis at 355-6523. •That any appeals of the Name TiatO It a ■a e utrJI AHHran | Service Club The East still Complex has memberships Photo student elections to the Academic Council go first ECON: 200, 201 Typing Service available. Students interested in to the Student Committee HIST: 121, 122 |E[B mm nitu Zip Code darkroom work and on Nominations. Appeals TO Is3 photography are invited to join. not settled by this group MATH: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 Phnno Student No. TYPING WANTED In my home. Call 353-1916 for information. would go to a final body Consecutive Dates to Run Phone Mrs. Brown, The MSU Sailing Club will consisting of four persons PSYCH: 170 484-5765. 5-10-12 meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the from the undergraduate All Union Ballroom. Old members, STAT: 315 Classifi cati on TYPING TERM papers, theses, new members and interested University Student etc. Electric. Experienced. people are welcome. Judiciary and three persons JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. from the Council of rintAd Here: The Outing Club will present Graduate Students ♦ C-10-31 a program on backpacking in "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50d Each.)" Rocky Mountain National Park Judiciary. at 7 p.m. today in 326 Natural The proposed changes Ml Science Bldg. All are welcome. There will be came as lengthy and complex a result of the Uncle Tom 's Cabin Poor White Devil in Massachusetts The Black Experience a meeting of on EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER disputes and appeals that Biography of Malcolm X Citizen Tom Paire — every week day morning, McGovern at 8 p.m. Wednesday surrounded both previous Afro-American History for Autobiography of to care 3 preschool in 38 - 39 Union. Canvassing student elections to the Ben Franklin Puritan Dilemma children, in our home. packets will be distributed at Academic Council. this time. Appro x i m ately 1 6 hours/week. Need own The recommendations The Emmons Hall Scholastic transportation. 332-8868. came after the task force 3-1012 Program will present George held hearings and sessions Colburn, East Lansing city 1 Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid council member, speaking on during summer term to CompuA DON'T FORGET blood Pp Words or Less- 10 days 13.00 only from people. Save comes a life. the merits of involvement at 8 tonight in the student study the problems of N10 Words AHH- 1ttaV "Sl.50 5 day, $6.50 1.30 - per word Give blood. Professional Emmons second floor study student elections. [ "ords Add: 15c per word 65c per word □ donors compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY ! □ □ BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. MiiM to: Michigan State News 347 Student Services Bldg. Classified WANT C-10-31 June GARAGE near for Cedar rent till Village. The at 5:30 p.m. Intramural Shotgun Club will meet today at the Men's Building to inspect the new trap field site. All MuAOC Sturp* Across from the Union 363-7565.3-10-11 interested people are welcome. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October l TV viewers see tougher McGovern (c) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES getting network exposure, voters, has avoided massive Republican lead in half hour McGovern In one of the new five public support. in a new five mlnut*. - the South Dakota senator minute broadcasts in which In another spot, a NEWS SERVICE criticizes President Nixon mentioning the President the polls without a strong telecasts, seen a week ago, McGovern talks with workers McGovern declares that of conversation with >1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 - and largely presented the assist from his media was relatively soft in businessmen Television viewers are on several fronts and speaks in a plant in Milwaukee, he "the President's $10 million Milwaukee Democratic candidate as a campaign. But some political terms, an restaurant. glimpsing a new, tougher out bluntly on his own of Democrats are questioning affectionate account of the combines an attack on the secret election fund . . . man sympathy, George McGovern as the defense on sensitive issues whether even the newer, South Dakotan's origins and President with a description indicates there's something compassion, decency and "Every leader throu. Democratic Presidential like welfare and radicalism. The of his own views on welfare there he's afraid to disclose. candor, an understanding, more aggressive material is public career. our history wj campaign heads into its final Until now, the McGovern down - to - earth listener. projecting McGovern second, running tonight, that carefully avoids any What are they hiding?" In a advocated change h, month. television campaign, a basic Almost no one in the forcefully enough as a will be much sharper, promise third, he accuses Nixon of way things are a „ In the latest wave of political information McGovern camp believes the national leader. exposition of the Vietnam guarantees. providing corporations with time has been ca||i, political commercials now for millions of Nixon $4.5 billion "rakeoff" channel senator can overcome the The first of a series of "Richard around talking as though goes a through an accelerated "I1"1'" declares. Meet, "Unless I'm some kind of a radical depreciation allowance that willing to just drift because I believe in cuts their taxes. status quo, REJECTS TAIWAN DEBT guaranteed jobs for people The senator also devotes going to call somebJ youaraS! he's thrown out of work," considerable time in his the Democratic candidate "All these well freshest television material • protests. "He said he's going Mr Nice Guy commeJ China aid to UN attempt to blur public to an to cut the welfare rolls, but worked well for vows more he's put four million people on welfare . . . recollection that he proposed and now disavows once in the McCo, primaries when competition turned out "Now I'm telling you and replacing welfare with a be softer than UNITED NATIONS, this year's operating budget largest contributor. anyone privately that they were one another directly I it, we're going to do system of public subsidies N.Y. (AP) - China said is about $7.1 million, the Hsing Sung-yi, the confident China mean imagined," one Demo