VOWS SHRIVER VISIT TO HANOI \cGovern I , a p\ — 35 Democrat George McGovem said president he would "forget about president to Hanoi "to speed the return of and an accounting of the missing." our prisoners pledges •"Immediately begin the orderly withdrawal of all American forces from Vietnam, from Laos and Cambodia, "Thirdly," McGovern said, "I would send the vice president to Hanoi to speed the arrangements for the return W nlg. mmand an end to U.S. involvement in the Taped in Washington Sunday and aired on CBS and along with all salvageable American military equipment. of our prisoners and an accounting of the missing. face-' ^nd his vice president to Hanoi to speed various other stations while McGovem was campaigning And we will assign whatever transportation is required to After all prisoners have been returned, McGovem said, he in Chicago, the speech aimed also at the complete that process and to complete it wittwithin 90 would order closing of U.S. bases in Thailand and return of acknowledged Amen«n prisone^ original theme of his quest for the concern of McGovem strategists that voters familiar with days..." troops and equipment there. And he said he would reassign McGovem's promises of peace doubted that McGovem said he then would notify Hanoi that the elsewhere any ships stationed off Indochina. which began formally almost two years ago, any president ■House i lolovicoH nHHrocc !hti nationally - televised address the could stop the fighting. United states had taken steps to end the hostilities and call McGovern's plan would not be contingent on an said in a McGovem said he would do it by Indochina-wide cease fire, as called for by President Nixon President Nixon's policy and his is ordering the military on them to honor their offer to return all prisoners of war - ■nee between out of Vietnam as soon as he takes office. and account for all missing in action as a condition for U.S. withdrawal, and it would pledge the Pental. .eg after all, between saving face or saving "Immediately ^fter taking my oath as president," he He said he expected this to be completed within 90 days, United States to stay out of "internal politics of Vietnam." said, "if the war has not ended by then, I would issue a coinciding with the U.S. withdrawal. Nixon's terms also have specified release of U.S. | is a°choice between four more years of war, or four national security directive to the secretary of defense, to "We would further notify all parties that the United prisoners as a pre - requisite for a U. S. pullout. And he has lfpeaCh which McGovem strategists regarded as a the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and to our commands in the field, States will no longer interfere in the internal politics of repeatedly stressed he is against imposition of a communist I speeC« his challenge to Nixon, included the familiar with the following orders: Vietnam," he said, "and that we will allow the Vietnamese government on South Vietnam by force. The speech was broadcast on 153 CBS affiliates, plus 34 I°"f ending the U.S. bombing, military operations •"Immediately stop all bombing and acts of force in all people to work out their own settlement." Cost of the air time estimated bv ■» °^d withdrawing all American forces within 90 parts of Indochina. "The United States is prepared to cooperate to see that other stations. was I,' takes office. he •"Immediately terminate any shipments of military any settlement, including a coalition government, gains supplies that continue the war. international recognition." (continued on page 6) H was the pledge to send Sargent Shriver as vice the michigan Volume 65 Number 41 Michigan State University Ea»t Lansing. Wednesday, October 11, 1972 Michigan ugging IhINGTON (AP) - The FBI has The Post said it has learned the FBI has concluded the breakin and alleged allegation of political spying and sabotage, the chairman of the House letters case dossiers on their personal lives, forging and distributing them under tied President, called the article "a piece of fiction." Patman said he will summon all ■ined the Committee for the Re candidates' letterheads, leaking false ■on of the President used a secret bugging of Democratic National Banking Committee blamed President Clawson denied writing the letter. members of his banking committee to Nixon for what he called a Republican and manufactured items to the press, Committee headquarters in speccial session this Thursday and Age fund in efforts to sabotage attempt "to assassinate an entire throwing campaign schedules into William Loeb, the Union Leader's a ■ampaigns of every major Washington's Watergate offices were publisher, called the Post article "dirty ask four key Nixon aides to appear: part of a massive political - espionage political party through espionage." disarray, seizing confidential campaign ■date for the Democratic files and investigating the lives of political pool" and added: "The Maurice Stans, chief of finances for Kntial nomination and zeroed in and sabotage campaign underway since Rep. Wright Patman, D - Tex., said Washington Post has fabricated the the Nixon committee; former Atty. he would try again to get his dozens of Democratic campaign •Govern after he won it, the 1971. whole affair to discredit the White Genn. John Mitchell who resigned as committee to hold an investigation. workers." After Igton Post reported Tuesday. hearing the published Patman's committee last week voted The Post specifically accused Ken House." over - all campaign chief in July but remains a top Nixon adviser; Clark W. Clawson, deputy director of White White House spokesman declined 20 - 15 not to investigate the MacGregor, the re - election House Communications of further comment, saying officials of Watergate incident. the re election committee had committee's current head, and John But committee member Ben manufacturing a letter published by - The Manchester, N. H., Union Leader already responded adequately. DeVan Dean, a White House staff member iOP leaders Blackburn, R - Ga., said Republicans L. Shumway, spokesman for the would be "crazy" to testify. saying Sen. Edmund M. Muskie, D • Maine, referred to New England Committee for the Re - election of the (continued on page 9) At a news conference, Patman said he holds the President directly responsible for what he described as "the most sordid political tactics ever ly Nixon safe employed by a major political party." His comments were echoed by Sen. George McGovem and his running House Dems lose fight, mate Sartgent Shriver. "President Nixon is in charge of his Nixon gets debt ceiling own campaign. He is responsible," bugging Patman said. "This is an attempt to case substitute espionage for political discussion. It is a chapter out of the Democrats divided, but the leaders accompanying $250 - billion federal political handbooks of the totalitarian WASHINGTON (AP) - Sweeping countries." fought the measure on the grounds it spending ceiling and authority for the Busfield, Ingham County Republican power for President Nixon to cut surrendered constitutional authority President to withhold any By LINDA WERFELMAN chairman, said. In its story Tuesday, the Post called appropriated funds and hold spending the espionage - sabotage campaign and that Nixon would use it to slash appropriated funds to enforce the I State News Staff Writer He questioned the Post report that within 250 billion was approved by favorite Democratic social programs. ceiling. Ken W. Clawson. deputy director of "unprecedented in scope and the House Tuesday night. Democratic Leader Hale Boggs of intention." The requisite cuts were estimated at White House communications, had The 221 163 vote was a major Louisiana told the House that, unless a ■chigan Republican leaders The Post said federal investigators • $6 billion to $10 billion. admitted forging a letter which accues victory for Nixon and a defeat for the substitute for the grant of presidential pay claimed that President have determined the campaign's The bill now goes to the Senate, 's campaign would not hnrf Sen. Edmund Muskie,t D- Maine, of , House Democratic leadership. where considerable opposition to the power is adopted,"speaking as ■ inSnx using i Wi> rlomdof the nrv derogatory term "Canuck" objectives included: Nixon pressed hard for the ■disclosures that White House cutting power is reported. majority leader, for the speaker and "Following members of Democratic authority, saying it would insure for the leadership, we intend to vote |als and the Committee for the Re (continued 15) candidates families and assembling against a tax increase next year. In addition to the spending limit, n of the President directed an on page the measure contains a $15 - billion against the debt ceiling bill." e boost in the Treasury's borrowing The substitute the leadership backs campaign of political would retain the $250 billion authority, needed if the government is - Jmocrats, however, said the issue to keep paying its bills after Oct. 31. spending ceiling, but would require the become of Before passing the double • barrelled President to submit his proposals for one major the presidential bill, the House rejected, 215 - 167, a spending cuts and let Congress pass on them substitute for the presidential I don't think it's going to affect authority section. It would have asked But Rep. Wilbur B. Mills, D - Ark., foter," Richard Sode, chairman of President chairman of the House Ways and the to designate f's Ingham County campaign Means Committee that approved the appropriations to be cut to conform to r- said "People for years have the ceiling, but would have left the bill in its original form, told his Joying s, but I cannot that the politicans are decision to Congress. (continued on page 15) imagine that The quarrel is over an ent Nixon or any other President jd become personally involved in [aV! degrading act." Washington Post, said Tuesday .1 agents had resident's re election committee I been spying on all - determined that major COGS challenges plates for the Democratic il nomination, since early involved in PIRGIM balloting political were probably minor By JOHN LINDSTROM "Many of the graduate students I m not closely connected with talked to felt they weren't members of State News Staff Writer ■"resident, but "overanxious to the regular student body, so the ■Us cause," Sode said, The Council of Graduate Students referendum didn't apply to them and lm not happy that the incident (COGS) is challenging the results of ■ Pace he continued. "I'd like to the recently held Public Interest (continued on page 15) Research Group In Michigan IL -n facts real,yare and 1 (PIRGIM) referendum because of what |*we 1 have Pfcct.on to find to wait until after it claims was illegal inclusion of Viet talks out." IE*!? °f RePubl'can participation Dnal h88!?8 of the Democratic Tight market graduate students in the balloting. Rob Menson, COGS president, charged that the petitions used by Tunip Tarters wiU not hurt Huey Edwards, asst. director of the Placement Bureau at right, has to tell many minority L-£r i I then it ? President could be the incident "and students like Bill Davis, Detroit senior, that the job market is very tight. He says many PIRGIM to establish the referendum were collected only from extended I can t hurt him", Roger employers have been "let off the hook" by the Nixon administration!. undergraduate students, but that all State News photo by John Dickson students graduate and for 4th day — undergraduate — were ballotted in the referendum. "The referendum was illegal because WASHINGTON (AP) ring>qu0ias filled of all the shenanigans involved with the petitioning," Menson said Monday. Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese negotiators - "We are asking the judiciary to invalidate all portions of the completed a third day of private talks in Paris Tuesday and agreed to obs referendum that refer to graduate 'tight' for minority grads extend their sessions into a fourth students." COGS does not oppose the principle day. the White House announced. White House press secretary behind PIRGIM, Menson said, it ByJACCI BATES Ronald L. Ziegler, in making this State New, staff complaints from whites who feel they respresentation of the population, opposes the way the referendum was disclosure, refused again to discuss Writer minority hiring quotas, and they have are being ^ discriminated against in an ^ U18CI1II1III|11BU Kdwards said. held. the substance of the regressed back to hinng practices of extreme, tight job market, Though there are no special Menson, who filed the suit Friday in lents '°toH mar.ket for minority the 1960s" Edwards continued. — These people. actually ^have nothing designations for minority students in the graduate judiciary, announced the unprecedentedly prolonged talks or to say whether the extension meant Edwards said he believes many to worry about, Edwards said, because the placement bureau, Edwards and action at a COGS meeting Monday. a breakthrough in negotiations is m ement Bureau, said this employers who would not ordinarily blacks usually do not have a high Eugene Washington, another assistant The referendum, held during fall near. Ziegler said word of the hire or actively recruit minorities have director, often deal primarily with registration, passed PIRGIM's proposal degree of specailization in the areas extension came in a cable from been "let off the hook" because of the where jobs are scarce. minority students for a voluntary student tax by a more ^ZT\mTblack c°"eue Nixon administration's expressed Edwards said an increasing number than two to one margin. Kissinger to President Nixon. ers a?"'i look forward to disapproval of the minority hiring Sen. George McGovern has also of minority students are becoming The petitions used for the T ^'ents thi • ®a8er,y seeing quota system. said he does not believe in a quota more aware of their services. This year referendum were collected last spring (continued on page 6) [E>rdslSSCertain|y n° longer 1 °f He said he believes the decrease in hiring system, but that his for PIRGIM original referendum, held empl°yers have met their government pressure on businesses to administration would reflect an equal (continued on page 6) during the ASMSU general election. actively seek minorities is a result of 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesdi ii^octob^nj ^^TCTnaLocal post OKs amnesty p|Q By RAY ANDERSON Whalen, to supply "procedure by second vice commander, ex officio, Robert ui summary I State News Staff Writer many new members were voted into East [SU senior said that the three without any problem. Post % % 2(>5j Lansing American Legion Post 205 Monday night. w ~~9n ""B .J American Legion executives warned Post 205 that its McClellan said, the long range goal of the JUi * ^ lmblrr;v'T»hor^y,fSM SS The post members, many of whom are affiliated with the Vietnam Veterans Against the War (WAW) offered and TM * condemn its activities. if the national we* to ,c= te to bring .he letfon back of American life. ,£ n. new J voted upon. Getting the post to adopt antiwar and anmesty proposals Members argued it is a social club for enter The proposal, which passed after hours of debate, are only the beginning as far as McClellan is concerned. McClellan said the national leadership does n corresponds to an antiwar proposal that passed at the Sept. His concern is presently directed at a clause in the post image, 4 business constitution that permits any three members to bar new "On a national level the legion has ■ meeting. suhnntj The amnesty proposal states in part: "Having condemned members. president who has supported the war," he said •' American participation in the South East Asia as Amendments to this clause are presently being drafted socializing, that's political." illegal and "Anyone that would believe immoral we demand the United States grant loyal that a Polack like Muskie repatriation to those whose beliefs and ideology opposed would call someone a Canuck America's participation in South East Asia." Court refuses hear A motion to send the would have to be crazy." proposal to President Nixon Tuesday was then passed, American Legion member and state coordinator for the Vietnam Veterans Against the Roger Bus field War, Ronald McClellan, said. Ingham County The two proposals and a motion to study possible use of Detroit the American Legion facility for a day care busing Republican also passed, were adamantly opposed center, which chairperson by long standing members, he said. See story page 1 Passage was secured by the larger group of new members WASHINGTON (UPI) announced by composed of WAW members and those of the u. S. Judge Roth's busing order "There is now A Supreme Court decision D istrict Judge in any way whatsoever," defunct East Lansing Veterans' For Peace, McClellan said. between the Post 205 commander, and professor of human Tuesday not to step into the Stephen J. Roth in said Kelley in a statement and this in two"] nutrition, Detroit school Detroit. issued from his office in no wjy | Critics attack Heath Lawrence E. Dawson, said the proposals will not mean desegregation case Since that time, a specific Lansing. "The stay we either our anything unless they are adopted at the district, state and at Cincinnati or national level. this time does not rule ruling by Roth has been obtained prohibiting all o appealed to the U.S. 6th appeal to These bodies will not meet in convention until next out further high court action busing remains in effect. thl in the busing Circuit Court of Appeals in Supreme Court The Conservative party is assembling for its summer, but Dawson said, the antiwar proposal has been controversy Court of forwarded to district headquarters for their consideration, involving Detroit and 52 Cincinnati, Ohio, and a "What the court did Apta annual convention in Blackpool, England with school districts. decision is expected Cincinnati rules The from a today is related to an Prime Minister Edward Heath the focus of political post's constitution requires proposals to be sent to The court refused three earlier order. However, since the post's due - paying members before a final vote to judge panel in the can be hear an appeal filed in attack. May coming months. Any that time. Judge Roth has conducted. In But the 56 - year - old bachelor's leadership The meeting also was by Atty. Gen. Frank J. decision from that court issued what he termed a May, when tb attended, in an unusual move, by Kelley before the specific could be appealed. final order and that is appealed to tt seemed in no danger despite embittered right - and American Legion state commander George Court to step Johnson, state plan for cross - district "Today's decision does what is on appeal in into thft left - wing charges of his failure to check rampant membership director, George Harmes and National Asst. Roth had busing was not affect our appeal of Cincinnati," Kelley said. merely foul inflation, nonwhite immigration; a decline in law Detroit's public and order and his resolve to lead the country into system had the European Common Market. CLOTURE VOTE FAILS deliberately through and actions of a segregated! and the Detroit stateaj B Education. Syrian town quarantined Antibus bill stalls in Senate WASHINGTON (AP) - of the fight for the bill, The 6th U.S. Court of Appeals foJ Syria declared a state of emergency Tuesday i Chances of Senate passage on invoking cloture, but the Tuesday vote are against Allen, D—Ala., who played ruling to be not a said he still sees a cloture. a key ro,e in 8ettin8 the b'" the northeastern border where possibility key point in Tuesday's vote d e c i s i areas the of an antibusing bill faded of getting a two - thirds o r was that 37 senators voted As long as 34 senators, before the Senate, said he therefore government said cholera cases have risen to 93, Tuesday when an initial majority to terminate against the motion. one more than a third of the was "we" pleased" with not appJ In a brief including two fatalities, Egypt's Middle East News move to cut off debate fell debate but acknowledged it Griffin said he figured total membership, stand the vote and expects a the 10 short of the required two Supreme Agency reported. is " a real long shot." one or two of these 37 firm against shutting off slightly better showing left th The town of - thirds majority. A vote is to be taken might shift later votes, debate, cloture cannot be Wednesday. 6tl.theCil Mayadin, where most cases were The vote was 45 for on He told decision standing! reported, again Wednesday and, if but he said also some obtained. a reporter that was "totally quarantined" in an attempt putting the Senate's debate - necessary, on Thursday also senator absent for the However, Sen. James 1 even if a two - thirds comment accompaniJ to prevent the action. spread of the disease, the agency closing cloture rule into majority cannot be said in a dispatch from Damascus. effect and 37 against. mustered for cloture, the Sen. Hubert H. bill's supporters can launch Officer predicts Humphrey, D—Minn., of those opposed to the House - passed bill, declared one Judge will a fight against put it aside. If this a motion to happens, the U' updal| purge it now has no chance. "I'll give you obituary," he an told early a banning abor situation will be reversed and backers of the bill instead of opponents could listings Capt. Eugene ML&otouc, who was acquitted of reporter. "The bjll has had ; charges stemming from the My Lai massacre, said a,n far,y and 'gnpminious death but one it richly DETROIT (UPI) — had been tentatively Wayne County Circuit scheduled for Tuesday but will from prevent Lt enforcing » authorities it, unless „ ft* filibusterUPas Congress f conducting drives a ri, calendarI Tuesday the Army is trying to dismiss him because a for adjournment by the end it wants to purge all persons associated deserved." Court Judge Charles was postponed at the stay of the order is issued. of the week. Due to a mistake m| with the Sen. Robert P. Griffin, Kaufman will sign an order reQuest of attorneys in the State health officials fear 1968 incident. its immediate effect will be Allen told a reporter the the printers, the Uniii R—Mich., in the forefront today preventing case, Kaufman's clerk said, "I think it's just another case of the opening of unlicensed vote showed that a calendar, listed onl overreaction," enforcement of Michigan's Kaufman's decision, the 38 - year - old career officer from current abortion laws. An handed down last Thursday, abortion clinics and predict substantial majority of three on the facultyf Humboldt, immediate appeal is declared the state's abortion chaos unless state health senators voting favor the bill staff telephone < Neb., told a news conference, adding: and produced the biggest anticipated. statute unconstitutional and regulations are followed. contains several errd "All the enlisted men with the exception of one Tl« margin yet in the Senate for f»U and winter terra I The signing ceremony » .. .. right now has been dismissed from the service, contentions ntentions of ? Psuit r filed f.led ! antibusing legislation. Virginia Angel J Sen E*dwBard j Gumey a against some of their wills. Most of the officers by 1,107 women on behalf registrar, said th.il are gone now." Buy all your recordss of all women in the state. R—Fla., another supporter nistakes which were! of the bill, said "I think noticed last at the lowest prices The plaintiffs claimed week,| current we've got a chance for made because a calend now at. state laws ... . . cloture by Thursday." a different year wasgii governing abortions invade a Disc Shop woman's privacy and take The roll call showed 20 the printer for public! POWs freed from combat Next to Jacobs Democrats and 25 "We are distribute 351-5380 The United Way away her right to control her own body. Republicans voting to cut sheet with the t UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST off debate. Against were 25 dates to every office! The defendants were As an apparent conciliatory Democrats and 12 received a copy off gesture toward Wayne County Prosecutor North Vietnam, a Defense Dept. official William Cahalan and state Republicans. directory and this sh# pledged The bill, passed by the be inserted in all | Tuesday that released American prisoners of war Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley. House on Aug. 18 by a 282 * would have nothing further to do with Vietnam Cahalan said he planned an books," Angell said. immediate appeal of the - 102 vote, would make The corrected <' combat activities. / busing , Come ruling to the for school should have the C The statement, made Michigan . to the House Armed Supreme Court desegregation on a last a°d New Year holiday ; Services Committee, was aimed at encouraging ^ /and Hear order is signed. once the resort and even then ban Monday instead o Hanoi to release more of its nearly 400 American / Billy Graham's busing a child any farther than to the school next - Saturday. Registration students for winter 1 ; prisoners. / Assocun nearest to his home. will be on Tuesday | It would permit also the Wednesday, W. German visits China W Leighton reopening of court orders in school desegregation cases instead of on Monday! Tuesday. Also, winter* Foreign Minister Walter I Ford * i/j to bring them in line the busing. bill's restrictions with on classes begin on Thuni Jan. Wednesday. 5, instead o!| Scheel of West Germany arrived in Peking today for a four - day official visit during which both countries will COMING TO THE STEREO SHOPPE NEXT WEEK formally establish diplomatic relations and exchange of ambassadors. announce an /"■I FOUR FREE STEREO be In their talks both sides will looking for ways to SEMINARS increase Starts 7:30 p.m. 7 and 9 p.m. trade, to facilitate Friday Monday and Tuesday — by reservation industrial, scientific and "Soul Power" technological cooperation and to start cultural and other Lansing Civic Center Continues 7:30 nightly thru October 22 Everything you always exchanges. rr ^ rw u Today, October 11 ^, MSU CAMPUS wanted to know about 4:00 p.m. Wonders Hall Kiva - Folksinger John Fisher stereo components* Drug shipments seized 7:30 p.m. 108 B Wells Hall - LEIGHTON Thursday, October 12 FORD with John Fischer *bul were afraid to ask because you figured that stuff cost a fortune 12:00 noon - Holden Hall - Luncheon Speaker Ralph Bell Here are four 4:00 p.m. - Beaumont Tower evening seminars geared to helping you get Newly forged Rally - LEIGIiTON FORD, Ralph Bell cooperation between United and John Fischer the most for your money when you decide to invest in a States narcotics agents and South American 7:30 p.m. quality component music system. police - Anthony Hall - LEIGHTON FORD with John Fischer forces has led to the seizure of two Conducted by Oscar Ericksson, veteran audio large drug specialist, shipments bound for the United States. the seminars are for information only — there'll be no selling. Brazilian federal police found 132 Stop by the Stereo Shoppe today and make a reservation pounds of heroin wrapped in sheepskin in the hold of an to attend one of these informative sessions. "American freight bound for New York. Across the THERE'LL EVEN BE FREE continent Peruvian policemen and a Chilean CIDER, DONLTTS and COFFEE! detective closed in on a man in Lima, Peru, and seized 55 pounds of cocaine. Behind the operations was work of the United Nations Bureau of the intelligence >reo Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, which has number of agents in South American increased its cities more 10 to 5 45 G'and River Ave (next to ppe Paramount News in East Lansing) than sixfold this year. Mon thru Fri . til 9 Weds . 10 to 5 Sat / Phone 337 1300 I Mi*" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 11, 1972 3 lolice continue Faculty group's fliers ,pounding of compare colleges pay By BECKIE HANES from the administration and $20,128 and James Madison MSU — FA's campaign to State News Staff Writer lampus bikes there is no indication that College at the bottom with win the Oct. 23 • 24 MSU the two lists will be faculty members earning an election when faculty will — Faculty Associates (MSU — FA) different," the spokesman average salary of $12,545. vote for "no union," MSU listed the average salaries at for MSU - FA said. — FA or the Assn. of I , h bicycles that "create a hazard to pedestrians MSU for the 1972 - 73 The figures used by MSU FA were not confirmed Also included in the flier were salary figures for four American University llmotorvehicles" are now being impounded by the Professors (AAUP). — academic year in a series of other by Cantlon because he was colleges comparing fliers sent to faculty rfiv! b^an Impounding the bicycles Tuesday and Tuesday. unavailable for comment those with a bargaining unit and those without Officers of AAUP were I tinnr to do so until the problem is solved, The purpose of listing the Tuesday. a also unavailable for bargaining unit. A third I" Tdam Zutaut of the Dept. of Public Safety said. average faculty salaries for The one flier, titled "To piece of information called comment Tuesday. In the [P\i will be impounded If they are blocking each of the colleges was to Have and Have Not," lists "Consensus" outlined MSU past, AAUP has listed salary I ps or exits to buildings, blocking sidewalks or show inequity at all levels, the 16 colleges with the — FA's 12 point platform. inequities in the area a T^chained to fire hydrants, sign posts, fences or an MSU — FA spokesman College of Business having the highest average salary of collective bargaining unit should consider. who declined to be The fliers are part of hMf there is no room in the racks, then the bicycles identified, said Tuesday. ■us" be parked as close to the racks as possible," "All the figures were Ttaut siad. I .reminded bicycle can be recovered between checked checked" he said. and The figures were based on double American m lAn"y m 4 Pm- M°nday through Friday at the a faculty salary list K i! office Quonset 103. There is also a$3 charge. KStaut warned the department will not reimburse a ldent for lock or chain cut to impound a bike. presented to the board of trustees July 28. But the administration safest in U.S decided not to use that list By BOB NOVOSAD too many states in the Police are recording the location where each bike is way. because it was incomplete. State News Staff Writer "The best way to check country where the old the registration number, any existing The list did not include for residues is at the time of county coroner system is ■He to'the bike and the make and type of bike. newly hired faculty The meat now being consumed in the United slaughter when the carcass still surviving. He said in IXnts that claim an unregistered bike should have a members. States is "the safest the can be retained for testing," these states the coroner III nfsaleor >ome other way to show ownership. Provost John E. Cantlon's he said. does not have to be a nation has ever enjoyed," a I "if a student doesn't have a bill of sale then he must office was to revise the list federal offical said at MSU At a news conference, Imehow identify the bicycle by some means that no T eise Would know about," Zutnaut said. "There is by Sept. 15 but was this week. Oliver Schroeder, director delayed. The complete list is C. D. Van Houweling, of the Law-Medicine Center JLvs something, like a scratch in a certain spot, or scheduled to be distributed speaking about drug at Case-Western Reserve Imething subtle about the bike, that only the owner soon. residues in food animals at University, emphasized "uld know about." Student Though salary inequities one-day conference on a there is not enough employes of the Dept. of Public Safety a date 10,359 bicycles have been registered on Monday started impounding bicycles improperly have always been an issue Forensic Medicine and the coordination between the ■mpus. Ust year at this time, there were 9,880 parked on campus. Bikes parked along sidewalks or with the two bargaining Quality of Life, said two fields of science and ■cycles registered. units, this is the first time "botulism is still probably law. entrances create special hazards for blind students, ■ A Dept. of Grounds and Maintenance survey early campaign literature has the most toxic agent found Schroeder said there are political basis." police say. lis month indicated about 3,000 bicycles are brought State News photo by Nick Jackson stressed salaries above all in our food supply." to campus daily of off-campus students. else. "It is very rare to be able "We received the data to trace the residue back to Tue State News is published by the students of a particular animal that has Michigan State University every class day during Fall, caused the illness," Van Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays Houweling, director for the and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special IRR MIFFED BY ACTION Bureau of Veterinary Medicine of the Food and Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is §16 per year. Drug Administration, said. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Professors and Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., {Chamberlain administrators met Monday Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press ly CRAIG GEHRING M. Robert Carr, on the same Political Caucus. an invitation to the meeting absence. s at the conference to analyze the intersection of public issues, law and medicine at Kellogg Center. The Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, because "I am unable to "It is an insult to the (ate News Staff Writer platform Monday night in The 16 - year flew to incumbent Washington Monday advise you whether I will be voters of this district that he discussions centered around Michigan, 48823. Jiumbent 6th District the Union. after which showed TV in Michigan on October 9th takes them so lightly that he human experimentation, the ■gressman Charles E. Chamberlain failed to cameras filmed him talking (Monday)." Chamberlain will not even campaign," regulation of pesticides, and Phones: flmberlain had enough show up at a meet • the • to students near Beaumont promised the organizers he Can said. "As far as I'm the county coroner system. News/Editorial 355-8252 ' to make a quick candidates night, sponsored Topics were presented by Classified Ads 355-8255 would inform them "as concerned, Charles E. Itend swing through his by the Lansing - Jackson Tower on campus. Chamberlain is the issue in speakers as an aid to MSU Display Advertising 353-6400 Kct but apparently not chapter of the National In a letter dated Sept. 20, soon as possible" whether faculty and students for the this election." Business Office 365-3447 jfi thiWto V(Mth ■ Assn. of Social Workers and Chamberlain indicated he jor not he would be in development of Michigan. Carr doubted whether or Photographic 355-8311 ■Democratic opponent, the 6th District Women's would be unable to accept interdisciplinary curricula Carr, who showed up at not he would be able "to Campus Information 353-8700 scheduled, and involving law and medicine. the affair as bring Chamberlain out of Van Houweling said the Michael Cirrito, chairman of hiding." Carr said, "He has |.S. warplanes Food and Drug stage the affair, were both miffed probably reached that point Administration will at Chamberlain's no • show. in age and seniority that he Chamberlain was has a pretty good prosecute all distributors of animals with residue in their the east Room unavailable for comment retirement. He feels if he meat. He said prosecution is Wednesday's Feature Dinner iavyN. Viet attacks Tuesday. can't win on his own terms '' he does not want to win at required because "some Q u i te obviously Chamberlain was in town all." people must learn the hard Yu Lang Chi 3.95 lIGON (AP) - U.S. well as Communist targets backing for the South today. " Cirrito said. "I Chicken and Ham in Green Paradise Wanes have intensified in South Vietnam. A Vietnamese leader. think the real story here is I air The newspaper Tin Song Selection from our SALAD BAR blitz against North Saigon newspaper with his refusal to show up." choice of potato or vegetable i with the heaviest i three weeks, the sources close to President also sought to dispel reports that secret peace talks in While "depressed" at the congressman's actions, Carr DOMINO'S PIZZA Individual loaf of bread & butter Nguyen Van Thieu claimed Dessert Command reported the air raids were proof of Paris were focused indicated he was not ■day. Thieu's political future. Beverage continued American surprised at Chamberlain's |he command said Air WS | Free 30 minute delivery Navy and Marine Use All/entrance or fourth level of bombers flew BARNES ramp for direct access. •day than 300 across strikes North FLORAL SPECIAL! 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ELECT JIM POCOCK State Representative "He's doing a lot - help him do more." peobsoris Paid for by People for Pocock EDITORIAL Carr °ffers innov for 6th congressional In an election year filled with Maintaining there are better tenure the committee, meeting in methods for achieving school lackluster choices in many closed sessions, has continued to integration than busing, Carr create tax offices, the candidacy of M. does not believe congress should loopholes for Robert Carr for U.S. Congress corporate interests while tax enact legislation offers a refreshing and promising on busing. reforms which will benefit the Rather he would leave it individual to represent the 6th up to public have local school boards and the court languished in District. legislative limbo. system. Welfare reform, however, Articulate and well - informed must be accomplished by Carr knows he cannot take the Carr maintains an open - minded and innovative approach to the Congress through a negative student vote for granted because income tax and increased federal of the heterogeneous nature of serious issues facing Congress and the country. jobs, Carr believes. the MSU population. Carr promises to make all Nevertheless, he will need Among his strongest records of his committee student support to win this race ">V>s credentials is his legal attendance and voting open to and he deserves that support. NKVKR STOOP TO POLITICS, MYSELF!' background as an assistant state public scrutiny. He says he will attorney general concerned with establish an ombudsman to aid environmental protection. Carr constituents with governmental advocates the right of citizens to problems and will visit the initiate law suits to protect the environment. I n contrast, incumbent district three weekends Though the 29 - year - old Carr is a political novice, he has a month. The Doctor's Bag Charles Chamberlain, Carr's undertaken an aggressive and opponent, has been named to the By ARNOLD WERNER MD tough ''Dirty Dozen" by reach campaign, attempting to Letters may be addressed to Dr. • have read that when women are personally as many voters physique. It is not at all clear that the that he cannot breathe when hi_ Environmental Action for voting Werner at University Health Center, but on a weight lifting program, they as possible. Be it campaigning at shape of a muscle is related to its without it. He also tends to sniff M against the clean water bill, Names need not be included unless a do not develop muscularly as a man useful strength. Women athletes factory gates or discussing issues yet he only blows his nose in against stronger pesticide with residence hall personal reply is requested. would because they have less develop tremendous strength and morning or maybe once control, and for the SST. students, It is easy to obtain contraceptive testosterone. If a man took stamina without the apparent muscle again dt Carr's campaign reflects the day. This is a planning information concerning intercourse, testosterone while exercise nonprescriJ On the Indochina war, Carr on an mass of their male counterparts. product. A nurse friend says it and preparation which would however, what precautions m maintains he has wanted to vote are program, could he expect greater While the administration of certain make him you grouchy if used over an e> an extremely necessary when petting to orgasm muscular development than if he hormones in conjunction with an against a defense appropriation period of time. Could it be the cj for a long time. Furthermore, competent congressman. while nude? If some semen soaks into simply exercised without the hormone exercise program may increase the of his extreme mood the bed, is it still safe for the woman supplement? changes? Carr is against the draft. amount of muscular development, A number In of sharp contrast to Carr, to sleep there? Muscle shape such practices are generally considered years ago s Chamberlain appears dependent commonly sold in drug is an entrenched Sperm cells are incapable of upon the presence or absence of dangerous because of side effects of contained amphetamines which I Oops. . . congressman who haunts the 6th District like a ghost. Except for newsletters and election - time jumping out of bed, leaping tall buildings in a single bound, are far slower than a steaming locomotive and testosterone, the male sex hormone. In the presence of testosterone, muscles tend to have the more rounded bulging the hormones. Such produce weight gain and there is no good evidence linking male hormones hormones powerful applied to moist vasoconstrictors mucous linings of the membrancesl nose, mouth,! Pamela Stern, Democratic television incapable of making a woman to increased performance. Strength advertising, appearance that is characteristically The amphetamines were absc candidate for Chamberlain remains aloof and pregnant, unless they are deposited and quickness are not affected and the county seen among men. Weight lifting in through these linings and ii into the opening of the commissioner for the 7 th obscure to the voters. He flaunts vagina, particular tends to accentuate this increased weight is due to fluid amounts had the same effect as if A Therefore, when petting to orgasm in type of muscle configuration in a man. retention. District, was inadvertently his position on the House Ways the nude, it is merely were taken in pill form. A fairniuT dropped in Tuesday's editorial and Means Committe which necessary to The woman, on the other hand, can of people were make sure that ejaculation does not increase literally addicted her muscle mass and still My husband is driving me up the endorsing Democratic handles tax matters. occur with the penis in immediate maintain the nose sprays and inhalators. Howa same smooth contour wall with his nose spray. He has used it candidates. But during Chamberlain's amphetamines are now banned J proximity to the vaginal opening. that we associate with the feminine continuously for two years and says such products. Nose sprays 1 inhalators contain materials v constrict the blood vessels | WILLIAM V. SHANNON therefore reduce the swelling w would cause blocked nasal p These drugs can also increase bl pressure and pulse rate. However,! Volunteers rescue are present concentrations to produce any when in used..#ccordiBg to. direct! insuffiJ if When used for more,than twoortf WASHINGTON - Last week was a political advisers and past and present days in succession, a^aradoxical efl bad week in Carson, wrote a book, "Silent Spring" campaign against cruelty to animals. for better local planning. Washington for the public often After the initial interest. White House aides. which provoked national debate. He finances it in considerable part out I do not mean to occurs. relief After such a suggest that swelling, the The Senate and the Nixon be easy to yield to week, it would In fact, the entire environmental of his own earnings. The murder of voluntarism is a romantic alternative become mucous membn| apathy and movement is a welling up of the to electoral politics and formal irritated and actually si administration baby seals in Canada, the endangered cooperated to kill despair. But the strength of America is concern of individual citizens more. Decongestants often i welfare reform. Then a and existence of the wolf, the inadvertent government. In a vigorous self majority of the that its public life is far broader and comparatively small membership • producing the exact symptom the J Senate fell three votes short of richer than merely its formal killing every year by tuna fishermen of governing society, they are cutting organizations like the Sierra Club, thousands of is trying to remove, off the filibuster against the bill to institutions of government. Since the friendly, intelligent complementary like the left and right resulting inf Friends of the Earth, the Wilderness dolphins — these are some of the hands. If individuals care, then feedback system where the create a consumer rr protection agency. nation's earliest days, Americans have Consumer protection thus joined "no Society, Scenic Hudson Preservation, problems which Amory and other political leaders and government use it, the more they suffer. acted on the conviction that individual and fault" auto numerous others. A few private citizens have forced upon the bureaucracies eventually begin to care. insurance and private citizens and groups of citizens can pension reform in the legislative extraordinary individuals have attention of our own government and Self - government has survived and He should definitely see a physic! make a difference. graveyard. emerged and helped give the of foreign governments. prospered for nearly two centuries in since he may be suffering f This first week in October may be movement its cutting edge. But The House killed What is true of environmentalism America because individual citizens an increase in the remembered in history not for any of allergies or another condition III minimum for the nation's essentially, environmentalism has and animal welfare is true of citizens had confidence in their own judgment needs wage the dismal events chronicled above but become a major force in American life and in their own appropriate treatment. poorest workers. It opened a for the publication of the first volume working for peace, for racial ability to advance the loophole because ordinary citizens concerned public interest. in the new law to regulate political of understanding, for sanity in education, CPS 1972 Ralph Nader's ambitious study on about a particular stretch of land or spending. Then the leadership of both Congress. Probably in other parties resorted to no body of water began to speak up and parliamentary country would a private citizen relying speak out — and discovered they were technicalities to defeat any aid for his on own financial resources round not alone. mass transit out of the John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie highway trust Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne F fund. up a group of volunteers to make an A final example could be cited in Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial classified advertising assessment of the national the field of animal welfare. Animals editor manager; Benfl legislature. Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Responding to intense White House It is a characteristically American cannot lobby for themselves and Bill Hoistein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, office manager. pressure, the House Banking venture in citizen action. they city editor; Bill Whiting, photo editor;Gary Members of the board of directors: VI are victims of Committee blocked a public every kind of danger Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, copy inquiry Action, belated and still from commercial greed to Spaniolo, president; Debbie into the Watergate scandal before the inadequate unthinking chief. vice president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary J to the peril, is finally being taken neglect to deliberate destruction of treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williai* election. At his news conference, against the pesticides which slaughter their Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; lives and habitat. Cleveland Tom Riordan. President Nixon capped the week by insects, poison the soil, and endanger Jim SifnoreDi, asst. advertising manager; The Michigan State News is seven-li once again Amory, well known as a witty Al Ktrleis, circulation manager. a boldly disavowing any nature's life - nourishing system. television personality and the author Art Levin, general manager; Robert recipient of the Pacemaker Award M knowledge or responsibility for that Pesticides are an issue today because of "The Proper outstanding journalism. Bostonians," has ugjyjjcandal^wh^ 10 years ago one woman, Rachel organized the fund for animals to r* contributions, of Gun t course. made the California condor, American They've question this the popular sport of hunting. Two apparent eagle, snowy owl, fox, grizzly bear, misrepresentation. The man told me Today I read something which that the bank offers Master He defends his feeling of gui" really ticked me off. Your columnist, egret, and dozens of other animals on Charge to Bob this earth nearly extinct. And when any junior or above, but it doesn't explaining he doesn't go hunting Novosad, rose to the defense of have to accept anyone's kill or to experience the thrill Q>1 our heroic hunters fighting in the was the last time anybody saw a application. chase. "I go (hunting) because I forests of America. passenger pigeon? Novosad fears the Unimpressed by this and Ms promise to put my explanation the outdoors and everything in it II ^ Gone are the frontier days when antihunting lobby, but the real danger, request for a Cents the real threat to this nation is the all less ambiguous radio advertisement because I love the sound of the men had to hunt for food to in survive. the "suggestion box," I talked to dripping off the leaves in the pred»l Today's hunting is "just for sport," powerful gun lobby, made up some of my friends about the darkness." Surely the author must] though there's absolutely nothing primarily of hunters, who continue to matter. I at his sporty about hunting. I am not a city block any form of gun registration. discovered four or them had been height of enjoying the darkness and the natural beauty "pretta^J slicker; I come from an agricultural Perhaps the spirit of hunting will be similarly rejected for Master Charge of«| because they didn't have an account at world," as a timid area where most of my friends had here until the last man dies, and that the bank. squirrel descends through the Pre°'j "j Worth last man will not be shot by a deer. guns and hunted frequently. I did not. and plummets to the gr°un1 I considered the I can enjoy a walk in a green forest Michael Rodgers possiblity that his (what few are left), without taking a Grad Assistant business was trying to mislead the splendidly decorated with lead W" wild designs of blood. In gun along. Psychologists say that guns Oct. 9, 1972 student through fraudulent for the outdoors and everything aphis' are a phallic symbol, but not everyone advertising. In addition, I speculated that banking at East he has destroyed, with his love, a?T needs that kind of reassurance. What is Lansing State of it. the The State News welcomes Bank was the sole The fact that sqjj all letters. They should be manly about hunting? Where is the sport? Last year there was a news No acco acceptance customer. as These a criterion for Master Charge probably would have starved to M in the winter makes him n0.fs,J typed to a 65 space line and story To the Editor: possibilities were already had there. I said that I would quickly dismissed killer. He certainly did not to" double about a upon spaced. Letters game preserve established to During a recent visit to East Lansing prefer not to. Following this answer, that East remembering squirrel to save its life. should be signed and protect various forms of wildlife from State Bank ("your hometown Lansing State Bank is "my j_ extinction by big industrial bank"), the representative said because of my hometown bank," or was before I My purpose in writing this let* 1 include hometown, student, progress I came across a pamphlet for a Master lack of job, he would have to refuse not to protest and hunters. The closed my account. hunting, nor to FT faculty or staff standing and only problem was Charge card. Considering it a good way my application. Leaving the bank, I out hunters are killers, and local phone number, rio that some brave hunters who love the to establish a credit rating, in addition wondered why he hadn't told me this Jack Petrie are a meance to nature. For I too therejl■ "intrinsic beauty of the rifle" waited to being a handy item in the Whitesboro, N.Y. junior unsigned letter will be event earlier. Could it have been because I killer. I realize from where the W ■ just outside the game preserve and of Oct. 9,1972 accepted for publication. shot an emergency, I filled out the wasn't willing to transfer my checking consume came from. All aniltiaLJ the birds as they left the The State News will print application form and presented it to a account? Impossible, after all, East killers, however some are boundaries of the sanctuary. That bank representative. unsigned letters only in really took guts! Lansing State Bank is "your directly involved in killing thanotne Why kill? The man asked me to answer a few hometown bank." At the top of the list extreme cases. Letters may No, I am not a bleeding - heart of kiHersa^H questions, one of the first of which Two nights later I was hunters, which is all right "if10 be edited for clarity and liberal. Perhaps, as Novosad says, was whether I had a job, to which I listening to a local radio station when I heard To the Editor: things turns them on." Certainly conciseness so that more hunters are necessary to preserve said no. After another 10 minutes of an nature's balance. 1 advertisement which stated "East In the State News must be turned on by killing tnwp"| letters can be wonder, though, questions, he asked if I would be Friday, one of how nature took care of the Lansing State Bank now offers Master the editorial writers they wouldn't do it. accommodated. Letters will situation willing to transfer my checking explained why before men assumed the Charge to any MSU student, junior or something he heard "ticked him off." not be edited for content. responsibility. account from home to his bank in above." Realizing I fit Frank All0'* Hunters have made their both He had been referred to addition to the savings account I as a killer, conditions, I went back to the bank to murderer for simply participating in a Traverse City Soph0®!] rvt. b, 1»'1 by Garry Trudeau ABORTION: PRO AND CON Make it safe and To the Editor: Michigan woman can have an abortion should also legalize infantictde and The Oct. 5 issue of the State News under specified conditions, and capital punishment." The writer gives some of the pros and cons on indicated that legislation is needed to apparently has not checked her facts, abortion and leaves no doubt that the explicitly outline the circumstances. Father Daniel Callahan, former editor opponents of abortion law reform, The Circuit Court, on Oct. 5, struck of Commonweal stated in his Proposal B, have very flimsy the present abortion law and stopped definitive work, Abortion: Law, arguments indeed. For example, basing all prosecution under this act. Court Choice, and Morality: "When I got legal rights for the fetus on the action on the issue has supported together a great deal of world data 14th Amendment is absurd; the 14th abortion law reform. from the United Nations, I learned Amendment begins with the words: The moral concept of abortion as that there were no patterns whatever, THAT ^UPtDTWOMWONlTHl* nou) it's RAinin6, and i'm "AH persons born or naturalized in the murder, according to the Abortions are terribly high in the 15 JI/5T THE SORTOf THIN6 3 ROOT SETtiNS All wet and i'm United States. " I KNEu) HE'D DO! TUIAITR£$$.„ . . antiabortionists, is a declaration of the Eastern European countries; the rr08A&y LOST.,.THAT STVPlD Recent court decisions have not National Conference of Catholic murder rate is low. But in Latin I THINK 5HEK1NP Of LIKEP M£.. THOMPSON!! centered around the rights of the fetus Bishops. To consider abortion murder America abortion is outlawed and the under the criminal code. Thalidomide is not a fact of law; it is not a widely murder rate is high. Suicides are low in babies who lived received a favorable held moral concept; it is not medically some places where abortion is high court decision. In contrast, the correct. again. In some countries where Michigan Court of Appeals has The letter to the Editor in the same abortion ha» been legal for 10 or 20 Interpreted the present law to mean issue indicates that if we enact years, it has not been the case that that the woman is the victim, that a abortion law reform "perhaps we they have also legalized infanticide or euthanasia. In fact, the Japanese outlawed infanticide at the time they legalized abortion." mother's religious We who support Proposal B do not advocate abortions. We recognize they are being done and we simply ask that they be done under the safest her father, I thank the Lord that I regulation at MSU prohibiting it. be accepted lightly but snuffing out I have not touched on the question — medical conditions here in Michigan Vd!« 'one start another letter I abortion issue? Perhaps with never even seriously considered It. As for forfeiting my education, as Giving want a baby to loving parents who him is certainly more humane their lives because irresponsible we choose to be is not the answer to the of abortion for the health of the without the imposition of the moral mother or child because that is a convictions of a minority being ftrds of someone who has more Larry Zawilenski's letter last than killing him unseen and unknown problem. I believe adoption to be different question, with different Wednesday indicated I could have a imposed on the individuals directly ityand knowledge than I: done, let him consider no one (even a though he is. more humane and Christian alternative considerations, than an unplanned involved in a particular situation, er despise one of these little As far as completing my education for both mother and child. pregnancy. male with chance of pregnancy, -I tell you, they have their no goes, I hope I never shall — at least, Abortion is a form of murder, In angels in heaven, who look planned law or unplanned) is bound by otherwise to 'complete his until I die (and maybe not even then!). indicative of the decadence of our Janice C. Tice lually on the face of my or education'in four years. I consider my child a kind of society. I'm sure Rome would have Diana Fine administrative assistant to Kly Father." (Mathew 18:10). It is common to drop out for any education in love and growth that no legalized it, too, along with the East Lansing resident state Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley lad the opportunity to decide number of reasons, and then return to class can fully teach me. I also have an burning on Christians, etc. When He Oct. 5,1972 Oct. 5, 1972 Lr or not to have an abortion a opportunity to read in my home, first handed out the Laws, He gave us: finish. A woman could conceivably [a a half ago. As I look at my toddling around our only miss a week of school for the though my child takes up time. a lot of my Do not kill. A pregnancy is a strange experience and see her playing with actual birth, since there is no Childrenare a responsibility not to — everyone knows you aie no longer a virgin. And your body is distorted, like A big responsi seeing yourself in a circus mirror. You To the Editor: unbom is hardly considered self - \otter of animals wonder at the thought — there is a baby growing inside me! It can be uncomfortable, too, certainly. Have I cannot see how a could justify ending an college woman unborn child's life, just because he interfered with her defense. The child has no willful intent against his mother, ■the Editor: life is immoral, which we call lower animals less and human beings Going through an abortion is not you ever tried sleeping in a single bed Mould like to reply to Marty "murder." The crux of the debate more. But does the unborn fetus have — with "two" other people? college education. Suppose a student easy; neither is carrying a baby for was driving a car and another student nine months. Society today is very ... _ letter Thursday, arguing Upon the abortion issue, then, is how that quality which distinguishes man Giving up a child for adoption after abortion reform. I must say I we {jefme human as opposed to from other animals — consciousness? was crossing the street. Does the lenient on the unwed mother. There animal carrying him for nine months, having student driver have the right to run j Schmitzer's views as the life. The answer is not yet clear; but it can him kick you at odd times of the day, are ways of financially providing for over the student pedestrian because he doctor and hospital care if a person Iarticulate presentation against Thus, what separates man from be argued an infant may not gain and finally giving birth to him could is in the way? If in our society Ion. I have read. However, I took the time to investigate them, animals and causes us to distinguish awareness until later in its first year of not be an emotionally easy task. I can I like to cast the abortion issue in life. still remember the surge of love and pregnant women can do away with Many couples who would love and "killing" from "murder?" Could it be someone undesired by them, what will care for a child are turned away empty ■other light. man has consciousness; he has Abortion, then, is not "murder"; it wonder I felt at first beholding my . stop people from killing other . handed from adoption agencies argues the embryo is alive, it emotjons and intellect; we can is the killing of potential human life. If newborn baby daughter. "undesirables?" because of the decline in the number all communicate with him and feel his we were to place a value upon the But true maturity comes through Regarding last Wednesday's article, of children. If a couple is going to be |e an adult " human,and killing it likeness to ourselves? It is difficult for nurturing of potential human life, then emotional experience, experience both "Abortion — a Hard Choice for 3" — careless about birth control methodg True, the embryo is alive us to pinpoint the difference between logically we should outlaw of body and mind. Denying that any difficult situation shared by Lois and take on the responsibities of givinf* potential human being. But our relationships to animals and our contraception and impregnate every experience denies the growth intended and her boyfriend could have brought label its destruction life they are responsible for giving ! we relationships to other men, but we are female of childbearing age. Obviously, for one. (Yes, I believe God works in them closer together. Giving birth and birth to that child too. er," we should consider this. all aware of such a difference. we do not value potential human lives our lives, to our good.) Contraceptives raising a child can bring a couple closer | killing of lower animals is OK if Is the fertilized ovum, then, a that much. _ „ Duane M. Saxton . should be used intelligently and together. Annette Nowak a our purposes. In fact, we human being; or rather is it a potential constantly if one wishes to avoid Linda may consider it morally right East b upon Ludlngton senior Lansing resident animals for our clothing human being? True, as the fetus pregnancy. to end her child's life but killing the n food. The taking of human develops in the womb, it resembles Oct. 8,1972 5,'W7jg WHAT CONCERNS IHE COMMITTEE OF CONCERNED FACULTY? We are concerned that collective bargaining will result in no real economic benefits (or the (acuity. We are concerned that collective bargaining will create sharp divisions within the University community. We are concerned that collective bargaining will lead to an erosion o( the values and ideals associated with the academic life. IF YOU ARE CONCERNED- vote "No Agent" at the election October 23rd and 24th. Sam S. Baskett Bernard Anne C. 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"I wish we had $85,000, netting the state of , notion that the Michigan the most enthusiastic. a bigger hall," Miller said. McGovern campaign if not jubilant, reception. not to "blink" at the polls appointed, or attempted to Dakota. ot 1 Democrats are less than A sellout crowd of 1,700 It was McGovern's fourth "This evening represents that show McGovern trailing appoint incompetent It $70,000 after expenses was a party h, enthusiastic about George the largest presidential sensitive McGovern was dispelled jammed the Raleigh House in suburban Southfield for visit to Michigan since 12, a state he has counted Sept. including for the food. $6.50 ;per plate campaign dinner in the President Nixon by a wide margin in this traditionally people positions. to The positive °P«n to all, that itself with c"r BACOi? people as much money as the better businesses can. "Often these established black systems, federal ag«| military services, graduate schools atte| the program. FRESH A WD TEH 06 R 8UCE0 BEEF LIVER pyt ,b.bW / 88 ' businesses prospective partnerships or stock in the company to make the job will employes offer Edwards employers with the student contacts. were program and | said iraptfl I more attractive," he said. The program general Fields in which students lot of contacts for stuJ will have better chances of and helps them realize* getting jobs include type of jobs engineering, business, social available, These contidl science and education, especially important I Edwards said. "Students majoring in beginning college Edwards said, studf as business don't really have to them make be HOURS too worried about decisions about getting into the job futures. market," he said. 2.4-hrs. a day mon.-fri. Students have better chances in education Fire officiali getting sat.- closed at 11 p.m jobs general teaching sciences. math and Few present sofa open Sundays 8a.vn.- 10p.m. positions in the social WITH COUPONS t/0. oo m. science area are available exhibit ot ml BIG E' CREAMY SALAD unless students are willing SAVE 26< to teach in the suburbs, and Fire Prevention \ wmzmm most urban prefer teaching in began demonstr Sunday ' DRESSING » COUNTRY FRESH areas, Edwards said. Edwards said there are fire-fighting equipme also good opportunities for area firemen at Mai) ICE CREAM males education. in "Black women, however, elementary Mall. Both old and equipment will be dispr nefi CHOICE OF 5 VARIETIES-BANQUET FROZEN "MAPLE HUT" have better opportunities at the mall week with fire throughout® safety! prevention exhibj POT PIES 15 Firemen from the ar also be available to ifl questions. East Lansing fire • Phil Patriarche and Menf fire chief Richard SAV6 UP TO 29V- (DUN ANWA helped to arrange the«T C.3-VA*.) observance. wmmmmmm-mmmm—mmm BREAD SAU SAOO SAVE 18* MADE m - EBERHARO'S POTATO CHIPS SWEET PEAS 4a 88* CMC I2<- HSURt'S IOOO I Jit DRESSING SMC 114- ALL FIAvoes HO-CAL 57/ POTATOBI DIET POP 6;vr 7W 20* I4>< _77 . 2ND ANNUAL SAVE W Anniversary Fest FUN PROGRAM SPECIAL LABEL October 9 - October 15. AJAX The French Swiss DETERGENT A stack of hot ami sliced.ham with melted Swiss cheese served on toasted French S LB. 4 OZ. BOX bread with a small order of French Fries 99° Apptfs EberhordiBt News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 11, 1972 7 Ljctiiga" State hildbirth class involves both parents Ihebinemeilsen preparing unknown to endure and perhaps very Shared Childbirth, teaches the Lamaze method of child resident who had exceptionally easy delivery :«*hwx* Is* painful experience. This is the conception of birth preparation, in which both mothers and fathers using the class method, said. "The father was almost worriedly back childbirth many people learn how to go into the the most important one in IS in the barren hold. delivery room and share in the class," she said. "I was offered at the feer, her head But a class University Health Center is the birth of their child. "The course alright at home, but at the hospital I was terrified until |wUh old wives'tales, K delivery room trying to change all that. The nonacademic class some control gave over unknown situation," Mary me an my husband, Dennis, came in. He was my point of nstruments and organized by the Assn. for Ann Blake, an East Lansing reference." robed figures "After she was born Dennis got to hold her right away," she said, "after all those SU team studies nine months, suddenly the three of us were together." Dennis Blake, East Lansing junior, described ckle-cell the birth as "exciting, but no big deal because it was so quick and easy." A "I never got to hold a ■ BILL TAYLOR started at MSU during the person without the monkey before and that's 1 News Staff Writer spring of 1971. Brown said disease would have the what she looked like," he that before this time the normal hemoglobin "A" IgU research team is screening tests were and small quantities of said. X break through the available but not used on a other hemoglobins, while Hundreds of couples like Inceptions and wide scale. the sickle - cell patient the Blakes have taken the Tsurrounding sickle "Our program has been would mostly have "S," the six - week course, which Hernia. abnormal hemoglobin. cost $14. Similar classes are mainly one of public ■rofessor and two awareness, testing, genetic- IndividuaLs with the sickle - also held at several other T. assistants have just cell trait have both area hospitals, since it began r . „<• 9 non counseling and referral, if a three years ago. Registered person Ls having problems hemoglobin "S" and nurses who have worked in with the disease," Brown hemoglobin "A." obstetrics teach the class. said. The basis for determining "Childbirth can be an She said that last year the whether the person actually experience to look forward Judy Swanstom, above, are among several couples who meet for a registered nurse, teaches expectant has the disease or trait is the to, one of the biggest classes each week at the University Health Center. mothers and their husbands the Lamaze method of electrophoresis test. milestones in your life," State News photo by John Dickson childbirth preparation. Phil and Debbie Klein, shown Julie Switzer, association A blood sample is taken copresident, said. She has Switzer said couples is necessary. on a stool near the woman's couples. Often, the hospital from the person and put given birth to two children interested in the course can The father, who has head and is not medically staff does not have to work into a phosphate buffer using the Lamaze method. scrubbed down and dressed involved in the birth as much with them because sign up at any time by solution. If hemoglobin "S" Lamaze teaches the in a delivery room gown they are better prepared. calling Kathe Mantylla at process. is present in the blood, the mother a complicated series 894-8090. Couples begin before entering the delivery Another aspect of result is a cloudy solution. of chest breathing exercises The Assn. for Shared talking the classes, which room, does not approach Lamaze philosophy focuses If "S" is not present the to take her mind off any Childbirth has no concrete start every month, when the the end of the delivery on childbirth as a natural solution will remain clear. discomfort she may have, facts of studies to show woman is 6'/2 • 7 months table, Switzer said. He sits body function — mothers and to help her relax should not take any more their method of childbirth pregnant, so they will be "at The next step in the completely, Switzer said. the peak of learning" when medication than they feel preparation is the best way, screening process is Though American men Correction they need. Switzer said. the baby is born. electrophoresis. Brown traditionally have felt they Women should not suffer explained that this test have no place in the delivery A deletion by the printers involves putting the needlessly, or feel like a room, the class teaches gave the impression in failure if they or their hemoglobin in an electrical them how much of a help Tuesday's paper that the doctor decide on drugs, field and because of its they can be, she said. city had removed the Switzer said, but they charge, the hemoglobins Because the father sidewalk advertising signs should do as well as they have different rates of attends all classes, he can from the MSU Shoe Repair can. Inkie J. Brown, graduate assistant in zoology, migration. "Hemoglobin "S" migrates differently from normal hemoglobin coach the techniques, and remind her wife if she forgets what to do. He in Store and the Sunshine Bead Store. Switzer said in general, local hospitals have been Genuine Ruby The city only issued pleased with the Lamaze "A" therefore, you can also learns how to help by |ied two other MSU researchers recently in making ie study of sickle - cell anemia in Lansing that Dived some 2,000 blacks in Lansing. separate the two", she explained. rubbing her back or placing cool washclothes on her warnings to these stores and did not itself pick up the signs. The only signs taken Sapphires and State News photo by John Dickson Persons who have positive head. Switzer said few local away by the city belonged to the Aloha Shop, 303 Emeralds I health of the black Center for Urban Affairs results are contacted and doctors delivered babies in Abbott Road, which were (CUA) sponsored a given genetic counseling. the presence of both mother later returned to the owner. Genuine ruby and screening program in the Brown explained that Shd father before the class £ lovely ■tie J. ^ Mack, Brown graduate and University Health Center, genetic counseling is started, but now most J- £ seven diamonds makes a i in zoology and but funding may not be discussing the inheritance of doctors allow it. All area unique ring | development available for an on campus the trait or the disease itself hospitals now allow the Jy doing I research on cell anemia under are screening this year. Testing is available through and explaining the risk of practice, though the doctor having offspring who may has the right to ask the 'V 4 Model Cities Heath Services inherit the disease, father to leave the delivery pction of James V. professor of in Lansing, she said. at any time he feels it and Two types of tests are Brown said researchers human Jment at MSU. given during the screening are beginning to work on ■he Lansing study, process to d tect effective treatments to lin the community hemoglobin "S," which prevent the disease from ■ asked questions causes the sickle striking and not just treating Ining their health, anemia defect. Hemoglobin the symptoms. She feels the fiswers are now being is the red pigment in the research going on to reverse 1 with computers. blood responsible for the sickling process is one of I survey turned up arrying oxygen and the most important steps Ifive people who ft had the disease and 1 number of others Wd the trait but K aware of it, Brown In campus call lm-M337"1681 I.7.1 ■f Tr°wbridge campus call ( E-337-1631 Grand River 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Octoher i School board MSU ombudsma revives forum To mend the hears grievance gap in Though all information, to all University school including costs, has not By AL BRAKONIECKI access community records been compiled., the board's State News Staff Writer except those communications, the East Lansing Board of Education vote simply approved the Students with problems, involving professional this year plans to schedule confidence. Such as proposal, not the details of open meeting for public the plan. grievances* °who^'dmply or H^th Center A" probl*™ * * discussions. want a person to talk to can . At the Monday night Superintendent of East find a ready listener |n come through the meeting, the board Lansing Public Schools James D. Rust, MSU ombudsman s office are the offia Malcolm Katz said the ombudsman. carefully recorded and members agreed to revive new system could possibly numerous ph0ne 2 the open sessions, which "The ombudsman Is a untn « so,ut,on 18 day. l,li were not held during the be in use early in 1973. University official whose reached, 1971 - 72 school year. He also said that if the job is to help students solve , Most of the prob ems fall we re a Tentative dates for the problems within the int° bfc categories, counseling sessions are Dec. 18, Feb. merger is completed, data processing costs per pupil Om- buddy University," Rust said. "If ««>demic and nonacademic. Rust said. "My t ;26 and April 30. may be reduced from the University ombudsman James D. Rust, acts as a liason between students and their students don't know where to turn p^n, Rust said, students h»Ct ,hery that the ubegS . The board decided present cost of $6 • $7 to bureaucratic problems. Approximately 1,000 students seek help from his office every first, we're willing to J*"1 need «>meone to ta,k work ombudsnun students and faculty help them get started." quietly and * members should also serve $4. year. State News photo by Ron Biava The ombudsman has The most frequent scenes. ' on the ad hoc committee problems include questions "I really didn't which is responsible for on admission and what to expect fro, organizing the meetings. CONGRESS TOLD 10 ACT registration, hold cards, job when 1 was It sounded like apD( A public meeting to complaints about grades, a ch. discuss tax reform proposals financial problems, You don't often has also been slated by the problems of instruction and chance to do someth: Foreign problems of records, he and different." policy board for 8 p.m. Oct. 19 in the East Lansing High added. The Offi . School Auditorium. "When a person has a ombudsman was v ere The proposed merger of complaint or grievance, we 1967 and Rust was East Lansing public school's By GEORGE WHITE (Congressman) masters a Riegle's comments later make congressmen keep advocated by Sen. Gale Investigate it thoroughly to the post at foreign policy question to became that I data processing systems State News Staff Writer part of quiet on issues. McGee, D-Wyo. and determine its validity," was later joi„ such a degree that he can subcommittee dabate "The idea is that if you Rust said. "Most frequently with those of the Ingham More congressional The committees agreed Theodore Brooks, i mobilize the country away Monday and Tuesday remain quiet and play it we refer the student to the Intermediate School District involvement in developing that the president should from the executive's view of Besides discussing safe, chances are you'll be re ombudsman, ant and Lansing Community U.S. foreign policy and have room to move In," person or office that is Dual, it, he should not be held disadvantages that lead to - elected," Rentschler said, assistant College was also approved more public awareness of Rentschler said, "while at directly involved with the ombudsman. by the board. world affairs were called for powerless within a seniority congressional inactivity, the "but these congressmen the same time they urged complaint." About 75 other system which denies him committees proposed ways aren't worth re - election." at the 14th Midwest more congressional Rust believes most of the and universities Thanks bo you University Committee the power to realize his to aid and involve involvement and time his job is to act as a thru, public the nation hiu lbs working seminar on foreign policy, vision," Riegle said. congressmen their A proposed for liaison between the student The seminar, composed constituents in international excuse knowledge." ombudsman. which ended Tuesday. government imbalance is of business, labor, religion, executive The seminar's tone was secrecy. government and college Russel Mosley, Wisconsin Committee chairman John Welfare tax proposec set by Rep. Donald Riegle, opinion leaders from six businessman and a Lang, University of R-Mich., when he told 60 states, spent three days committee chairman, Wisconsin law student, said participants Sunday that Congress has abdicated its debating solutions to suggested that secrecty was needed for government imbalances. 'governmental media strategic foreign policy responsibility by British governmenl on The seminar, held for the agency" be formed "to decisions. international relations for first time at MSU, was politicize those citizens who the political appeal of domestic issues. sponsored in cooperation are unconcerned or "However, secrecy should with the Office of uncaring." not be used to cover Riegle said he did not up International Extension Other LONDON (AP) - So far, the British The think it accidental that most committess governmental mistakes and govern ml Britain's Conservative however, is clearly The United Vtey of the decision - making under the direction of proposed abolishing the information should be government has refused to J assistant director Robert government proposed on name the poverty line that an power had gravitated to the congressional seniority released as soon as it is no or expansio| UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST Rentschler. system. longer strategically vital," Tuesday a $3 - billion tax - spell out specific figures for Britain's economic po president. "If one Riegle blamed Lang added. giveaway program to benefits because they will over the next five yd millions of low - paid congressional inactivity on Rentschler siad the not take effect for at least raise the needed taxi families in the form of a poor organization and weak proposal was valid because Agreement was rare five years. to finance the scheme! resources. seniority rewards tend to during the seminar but it "negative income tax" plan. was overwhelmingly agreed Basically, the plan ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ that the best men were not combines welfare benefits POLICI elected to office. under the income - tax J Varsity Special } system. r The seminar decided that Families with incomes BRIEFSl I there was a definite above a poverty line would! S } 75" «H imbalance of power. Bufcju*Pay question arose as to whether T graduated scale, the president's power in on Those families with norTna" Vandal*, using make revolution," spray paint, wrote "Smoke dop| on a Med. 12" (2 item or more) Varsity *• on a laundry room wall i _ international dealings was incomes below the poverty Village sometime Monday night, according to ^ Pizza. Valid with this ad Wed. & Thurs. jL constitutionally intended, as line would get money from police. The damage is estimated at $20. c J Oct. 11 & 12, 1972 J the tax man instead of some ^ Free, Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30 p.m. ^ POCOCK's existing welfare benefits. This is the "negative income TWO MAGAZINE SOLICITORS were arrested M« at Wilson Hall, following a complaint by a resident! PERTINENT tax." 0896 has been referred to the prosecuting attorney. J VARSITY ! FACTS WASHING MACHINES in the laundry room of WoJ Hall were vandalized sometime Monday night. The n money and damage to the machines is estimated at $lfl 1227 E. 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PENNSYLVANIA Shop Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday it a.m. to 8 p.m. to Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Qctobcr|| Basement bar The presents Company "You're a to offer mf Good Man, Charlie Brown" this weekend The Alle Ey, a bar and Robinson said. and next in McDonel restaurant soon to open in Kiva. the basement of the old "Big name" rock groups and other performers may Knapp building on the State News photo corner of MAC and Albert be featured at the Alle Ey Avenues, will "try to about once a month, he by Dave Mendrea give the students something can't get anywhere they else," said, "if it pays for itself." r part - owner Norm The owners are planning the music, decor and food so they will appeal not only to the student crowd, but also to the middle - age Company clientele, he explained. By EDD RUDZATS State News Reviewer in Business Without Really McDonel Kiva. the Top" to the original to will hold elections to their The opening of the Alle Ey will probably be the first week of November, he said. Besides live music and a Trying" and "Take Three." The Company production version. five - man board of directors The Company, the only This term the Company is of "You're a Good Man, large dance floor, the Alle "Anything Goes" open and "anyone interested in Ey will offer foods "from student theater group left on opening with "You're a Charlie Brown" features will show Nov. 3 4 and theater theater campus, has only been Good Man, Charlie Brown," - or very simple taste to Kathy Hanzakos as Lucy, again on Nov. 10 - 11. It around a short while. a musical based on Charles Charlie Gillette as Linus. management is welcome to complete gourmet meals," will be directed by Steven attend." Robinson said. Organized in the spring of Schultz' Peanuts comic Mike Burns as Schroeder. Friedman, with Mary Clarke 1971, the Company has characters, with music and Josie Rogers as Patty, Jack assistant Present board members The food and drinks will as director and thus far presented "The lyrics by Clark Gesner. The are Jack Ebling, president, Ebling as Snoopy, and Rob Leider choreographer. be moderately but Fantastiks," "Once Upon a play will be shown at 8 p.m. Stan Gill as Charlie Brown. "We have Rob Leider, Stan 'Gill, a total of 60 competitively priced, Mattress," "Damn on Friday and Saturday and The Sandy Mansfield and Rick play will be directed people involved in our Robinson said. Yankees," "How to Succeed again Oct. 20 - 21 in by Barry Brown with Barb productions at the present Brown. officers, Besides there these also Coming Oct. 20 Wagner as music director time and we also are A gameroom with pool West, Bruce and Laing will be hope, in appearing at 8 p.m „ and Lynn Hagerty as the future, to do two nonvoting members, Leider tables and pinball machines the Auditorium as part of the Pop assistant director and shows a term," Rob Leider, said. is also planned. series. Entertainment choreographer. vice • president of the Later this term, the Company said. Company Cole will Porter's also show "Anything Leider emphasized fact that "it's easy to join the WEST, BRUCE, LAING Goes" which showcased the the Company — if you're talents of Ethel Merman on willing to work." He went Broadway in 1934. This Band on to state that he no longer hysterical thirties musical is based which on the 1962 revival added such Porter hits as "Let's Misbehave," regarded as school an the organization amateurish, high group, but rather as - to displ a smaller version of a "I Get a Kick Out of You," By STEVEN ALLEN will be appearing in a Pop highlights of the album, a community theater group. State News Reviewer Entertainment concert with through a series of "Friendship" and "You're On Nov. 5 the Company decidedly fresh rendition of Cream and Mountain so "This will be the best Peter Frampton at 8 p.m. that old warhorse "Jumpin' In all, 18 tracks « band in the world," bass Oct. 20 in the Auditorium. Jack Flash," has received Most will remember a recorded, some - guitarist Jack Bruce called lot of radio airplay. should be released ii his new trio West, Bruce and Bruce's last trio, a bunch of West, Bruce and Laing first West, Bruce and' Laing. guys who called themselves came into being when Felix album. West, Bruce and Cream. Bruce's new Laing Pappalardi, lead ego for companions, Leslie West On a spring AmeJ; Mountain, decided he and Corky Laing, have spent wanted to get off the road tour West showed that considerable time in another and go back to has improved as a producing gui group of considerable albums. exhibiting consider repute — Mountain. West and Laing, though, speed, clarity and inger Frampton's so-called were not in that role. Bruce han ready for warmup set should be quite semiretirement. lead vocals as well as a "We exciting. Frampton, former couldn't stay off the road," which he plays more li lead guitartist of Humble said West. "We have a lot of lead guitar. Drummer Pie, has a best-selling album has become much energy to work off." of his own, "Winds of So exciting. a quick phone call to Change." One of the Bruce brought the three West, Bruce and I together in London's Island unlike many other gro: Studios where they are not a,$reation of ~ launched into an recording company's eleven-minute version of the brass. Stones' "Play With Fire." The group then romped "Usually with th things," West said, "it'i case of management say! they want to put these~ together. . . but there none of that with this' — that's what makes it much fun." West, Bruce and promise to be exciting,u polished. During summer of '71 stu packed the Auditorium hear Mountain. This configuration should be to improve on Moun performance. Tickets for West, and Laing and Pe Frampton are on sale n at the Union for $3.50. Stereo RENTALS 1 00 per term I Michiga" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 11, 1972 ]] \arjoe mesmerizes 'Butterflies' gives lirids, fleeces pockets responsible for his adult action. twist to love story By BILL MECHANIC He tells the filmmakers when to focus State New* Reviewer on the audience (who seem ignorant of the compelling documentary By MAUREEN McDONALD i, » cameras intentions). Marjoe is so confident Ashbury district. In this girl with few social graces State News Reviewer rj the oddities (or. depending on of his ability to mesmerize the audience at mecca for misplaced While Goldie Hawn still ^ it of view, eyesores) of the will, he even can predict when A simple love story can adolescents, a sweet young plays the same role as in lAlSous experience - the career will faint. someone still be fun to watch. representative of the Laugh - In, she manages to fe I evangc'ist Marjoe Gortner. TSe to town," declares a swaying, Marjoe has the control to make men and "Butterflies produced by are M. Free," J. counter - culture, implants captivate both Albert and love and flower power in his mother, and eventually fc old Wi«. "to Hi" «l» women fall to the floor with the shakes telling them Jesus is in them, receiving in by Frankovich, provides a cute twist to the age the heart rich of an unloved, the viewing audience, new • old poor, boy, and The movie ends happily 11m, however s.r»e» to the process $10 or $20 in his collection boy - meets - girl plot. brightens his perpetually for all concerned. The free - 4^ the youth's claim. From that plate. Edward Albert delivers an dark world of blindness. loving hippie chick falls in |£ clip the hysteria °f thefn"al I „?he evangelist circuit, one watches As they lay convlusing on the Marjoe and the congregation minister split ground, outstanding performance as a rich young first Complication to world of bliss enters in the the love with her blind form of Eileen Heckart, boyfriend, while his mother Ih* fleecing of the public. up the loot. blind boy who falls in love , 1 * documentary for Marjoe represents Later, lying with the kooky girl next Albert's overly protective, 'f™ toJ cut her aPron e to confess 25 years of on a waterbed, he talks door, aptly characterized by snobbish mother. stnngs> and "turns alone to about his contempt of audiences and Mother enters'the picture . E, (v - a his own hype," he exP'ains- and his parents. "but rm not religion. He admits, "If I had to be a Goldie Hawn. The story is staged to find her young, innocent ^1^°™ inJ^he.fubur^ seldom Christian, which thank God I don't, I'd two ■ room upper flat in San *•" is sleeping with his next "J"™". °ut °f a Broadway Jh2riv career' which began at age pick one of the Pentecostal movements" since they at least have "good music." Francisco's HaiBht . door neiShbor, a whacky ^ton°ndg,n"l|e„aheP'ay £ I .hen his father ordained him as a adantatinn adaptation adds little V feneration preacher, only results The more narcisistic Marjoe becomes, Hollywood - style action to J his parent's greed. Seeing the the more the focus moves away from his 'FORTY CARATS' the basic script. llitv of making a lot of money viewpoint. He begins to shrink more and Nevertheless, the movie is ,h the novelty of a child evangelist, more into a "bad hype," and the audiences pure fun to watch. While —rents forced his career upon him. start to lose their herdlike Players slate ignorance. nothing about the movie ■ one of the film clips of Marjoe's Surely there is enough dishonesty in the could be called significant, movement to merit Marjoe's contempt, but period, he is shown performing his its simple plot and fast nowhere are the people as despicable as marriage. At the time he is but four moving dialog captures the The little curly - haired boy can Marjoe becomes Broadway hit audience. 1 enunicate the words expected to The film provides Marjoe with the means ■from "divine guidance." to get out of his unwanted situation, which The Broadway §Pr": he hit general admission and $1.50 ■was his mother who provided the says he was unable to do before. He comedy "Forty Carats" is intends to for students with ID. They | impetus by "smothering the boy a use the film as last attack on scheduled to open the can be purchased at the I until he memorized the lines. His religion, a sort of hypocritical confession. Lansing Civic Players' 1972 door or by calling Lansing in the meantime, collected all of the By the end of the film, one realizes 73 at 8:30 p.m. 355-1826 season Civic Players at 484 - 9115. - ■ions. Marjoe is intelligent enough to know Friday. The play i gimmick • studded youthful career publicity should be enough to launch him adaptation by Jay Allen of a Reachout with tfc Kued two years after his father onto the career he so desperately wants, play by Barillet and Gredy. Id both Marjoe and his mother, until, L age of 14, he could no longer draw either movies or rock and roll. "Forty Carats" deals with the comic Leighton Ford 1 Prancing on stage like Mick Jagger, one /:30 Nightly, Lansing Civic Center feels sorry for Marjoe's inability to escape complications that develop | October 13 22 Jnmakers Howard Smith and Sarah the indoctrination of his youth, but not to when Peter, a 22 - year - old Kchan allowed Marjoe to tell his early the point of ignoring what he does to the Romeo, falls in love with Today, Wednesday, October 11 — |as he wished. The focus of the film people. Ann, a 40 - year - old s as the cameras pick up Marjoe at divorcee. Ann, who has 4:00 p.m. . .Wonders Hall(Kiva) . . John Fischer Concert id of his two • year comeback. Now "Marjoe" is currently playing at both begun to worry about her 7:30 p.m Wells Hall (108 B) LEIGHTON [is early career may have been his the Meridian 3 and the Lansing Mall age, has been told to think . . . ' fault, but Marjoe must be held Theaters. of herself in terms of FORD and JOHN FISHCER diamonds, having thus ALL SEATS FREE ALL WELCOME attained 40 carats rather than 40 years. Yet the play also shows lader finds Congress the other side of the coin when Trina, Ann's teen ■ age daughter discovers that a wealthy, 55 ■ year - old real DOMINO'S PIZZA estate client of her mother's has fallen in love with her. Insafe from any greed The leads are Carol Murbarger as Mason as Peter, Marcie Wolfe as Trina, and Art Ann, Mark Free 30 minute delivery i Runs Cbngress?" Mor< funclamentaTly, the™ of Agriculture Clifford benefit."" During the 1966 Smith as the wealthy real estate client, Eddie. 351-7100 book traces the history ol Hardin announced that the campaign, the book |ark J. Green, James M. charges. Griffin may have "Forty Carats" will be and David R. congressional default that price of milk would not go directed spent up to $25,000 of by Gene Rucker, 286 pages, turned the concept of up. But on March 25, citing who is the administrative "checks and balances" into "new evidence," Hardin taxpayers' money to mail Grossman out political material — an assistant for the pure myth, unless by reversed himself and announced six act forbidden by the rules superintendent of Waverly "checks" one means money a per cent Schools. Rucker has been price boost. but seldom enforced. llph Nader has slain and by "balances" a active in theater since 1949, The "new evidence," The Nader Congress >r Goliath - the U.S. lopsided dip towards although this is his first time c o rporate moguls, the book said, turned out to Project plans to follow up as director for the Lansing mammoth lobbies, and the be "pure homogenized this introductory volume most ambitious Civic Players. Assisting of all, Grade A cash, milked from with 21,000 pages of fattest cat the |t to date, called the President. the housewife in inflated findings, including detailed Rucker will be Jan Stucky Project," the profiles of 485 of the 535 and Sheri Himes. While it is nonfiction, prices." Only days before |sumer advocate the price boost, the book senators and representatives "Forty Carats" will also hed hundreds of "Who Runs Congress?" often reads like a noted, dairy representatives in Congress. (The 50 not be presented in the West lawyers, Junior High School sensational novel. A chapter pumped $225,000 into printed are retiring after falists, students and called "Games Congressmer President Nison's re this yea. ) A uditorium Saturday and sors - to investigate Oct. 20 - 21 at 8:30 p.m. election fund. The profiles, due Oct 15, legislature. With ~By ROBERT BAO p'ay, for example, deals cost $1 each and can be Tickets are $2.85 for |ustive devotion, they State News Reviewer with backroom arm - Michigan voters might be interested in the conduct of obtained by writing the months and corruption. twisting and cloakroom sex. Senator Robert Griffin, lO,000 scrutinizing Understandably. the Another chapter, ■thing from little book's publication struck ''Lawmakers as ftnotes in the Capitol Hill like a Lawbreakers.' is sure to [ressional Record to thunderbolt, jolting P«P »Pr' l)odd " Powe11 . begins with "Who Congress?" It lambastes the (Scandals, Congress?", process by which cold cash' The most shocking s a 307 - Bantam pocketbook freezes the wheels of revelation, however is the l*sed last week. The democracy, and castigates way campaign contributions ■k, however, is anything the powerful congressmen have ta'4en the P'ace °* n bantamweight in its who fold like jelly when outright bribery, « — Bctment of legislative sprinkled with 1 »v»mnlP w.ll make ■canery. greed and economic fallout. M IWfOWMATION 4B? 390S ICHIGAN Theatre Lansinq F BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE [FO SOLDie hfMl £k»H€CKN(I GmwAIOT Theater. Kevues, sketches, satire, songs 1 acts, 2 acts, 3 acts . . . I he New Writers Group is planning to Present a student written show at the beginning of winter term. If you have fnaterial, bring it to the Student Activities Offic«, 2nd floor Union or come to a meeting today at 8 P-m. in Rm. 37 Union (Royalties will be paid if material is used) T2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October | SPORTS AGAINST ND Harrier titles * ll Defense sparkles going unnoticed? By RICKGOSSELIN And so goes another weekend of MS'' athi«« L State News Sports Writer house was on hand to witness still It has been a long time since George Webster another cham "Big Green Machine's" struggle for mediocrity Al MSU'i defensive unit played its second straight roamed Spartan Stadium. Bubba Smith, Harold Meanwhile, the cross country p t0'l outstanding game against its second consecutive Lucas, Charlie Thomhlll, Al Brenner. .even Ron meet with Tennessee and Ohio team won » rf F outstanding offensive opponent - Notre Dame - last Curl have all passed on to greener stadiums. But . State. Did that? Did anyone know that cross countrv it* anv H Saturday. Great individual efforts were plentiful with their defensive prowess Is not missed. The present 1 Paul Hayner (27) intercepting a pass tipped by Gall successful varsity sport at MSU? th«« crew, faced with the mission Impossible tasks of If attendance Is any Indication, well Clark (98) in upper left; Hayner batting down a pass sports r, I stopping the dynamo offenses of Southern Cal, forget the percentages. The last Spartan hi 'I in lower left; and Ernie Hamilton (61) stalking Tom Notre Dame, Michigan and Ohio State, Is putting produced 60 spectators, give or take 25. With th« ! Clements in lower right. in a determined bid to join the great forefathers room of Forest Akers golf course that's not of MSU defensive teams. capacity. * And after half of the big four offenses have State News photo by B. H. Remington Apparently there doesn't seem to be too much been mowed down by the Spartan defense (USC Interest in cross country - that Is, In East and Notre Dame to be exact), the names of those Lansin» 2 Is quite a different story. So Is Villanova populating that unit are becoming more Thei fl traditionally field some of the stronger t» ■ commonplace. Hayner, Simpson, Clark, Hamilton, McConnell, Shlnsky, VanPelt. all are hitters to Intercollegiate competition. They have backino d I . . Interested. g' be reckoned with. Why not at MSU? Gail Clark was the first to draw the big Spartan cross-country teams have won eight of St.. J publicity after outstanding games against the NCAA team titles and 12 of its 32 Trojans and the Irish on back-to-back weekends. harrier units have also captured Big Ten crow! 1 Clark was named as the defensive player of the Intercollegiate Assn. of Amateur Athletes of 12 niSJ a game for his play against Notre Dame by (IC4A) crowns, another record. ABC-TV. That's more than wrestling, more than "Clark definitely played his best football game than baseball, and a helluva ■" hockey ' J ^ in college last Saturday," defensive coordinator lot more than football. Denny Stolz commented. "He calls all of our defensive So where are the cheering formations and is the team's thousands? quarterback. He's a great leader and displays it in his play on the field." Funny, isn't it, that MSU's coaches were lavish in their praise of students are willing to pay individuals on the defense and their play against exorbitant prices for the Irish. football tickets — to watch the Spartans. The band's "The total defense has a lot of pride in their halftime presentation of performance," asst. coach Ed Youngs said. "There "Fiddler on the Roof" had isn't any real star on the defense but they all play to be the highlight of with unselfish abandon and as good team players. Saturday's game. Yet They really prepare themselves both mentally and everyone seems to be too physically. They adjust to the challenge they are faced with." busy to watch the cross The defense will face another country team win top flight offense championships. Saturday in Ann Arbor against Michigan and will It certainly doesn't hurt attempt to cut in half the Wolverines' average yardage as it did against USC and Notre Dame. Duffy and the football team and it doesn't hurt you. But what about the six or seven dedicated student athletes who sacrifice time, sleep, and energy to represent j Coleman in the first five innings on keeps MSU? Anyone who has) participated in sports realized the advantage of jDETROIT (UPI) — Gutty playoff record is nine by The victory, first for Tuesday from bench Freehan, playing for the crowd support. Joe Coleman, toughest at strikes and then, after tying Pittsburgh's Steve Blass last Detroit in three games in warmer Ike Brown, who had first time since he broke his "It really helps to have a crowd behind you," three J tl*e start and the finish, the record with a 12th year. the best of - five series stiruck out a record 14 strikeout in the seventh - appeared in only 51 games right thumb on Sept. 21, letterman Randy Kilpatrick said. "You know that theyl Coleman, who gave up against the West Division during the regular AL contributed the last Tiger concerned and you feel obliged to do your best. It» betters Tuesday to pitch the inning, got the last two seven hits, struck out champion Athletics, cut the every season, most of them as a run, hammering a homer you incentive." Detroit Tigers to a 3 - 0 win batters of the game, George Oakland starter except Gene Oakland lead to 2 1 in over the Oakland Athletics - pinch hitter, and who had a against Bob Locker with Unfortunately, most students are unaware that d Hendrick and Matty Alou, Tenace at least once, and games and meant the fourth .250 batting average for the two out in the eighth. and save them from on strikes. twice he got slugger Mike game of the series would be season on 84 trips to the In the fourth, Kaline country is a varsity sport at MSU. Others are and don't even know what cross country is. unconcerj elimination in the American His performance broke Epstein on strikes with two played in Tiger Stadium plate. drew a walk off Holtzman For anyone interested, that faithfull band of harriersi league Championsh|p the record of 12 set in the outs and runners on second today, v Brown, chosen to start by with one out and Freehan be seen strolling around campus1 in the e&rty morning, Pfcyoffs. *•>* AL playoffs by Baltimore's and third. Another victory for Tiger manager Billy Martin smashed a double to the left befory most students arise. if ''.Coleman, a 19 - game Jim Palmer against In perhaps the tightest Detroit with star Mickey because he bats righthanded winner during the regular field corner, Kaline stopping Afternoon workouts consist of "quality repeat « Minnesota, Oct. 5, 1970. jam, nursing a 2 - 0 lead Lolich scheduled to pitch, and Oakland manager Dick at third. Then Willie Horton which often results In as much as 20 miles of season, set down 11 batters The National League with two outs and runners would set up a final winner - Williams named left hander walked to fill the bases and work. Those who frequent the Hobie's establishment ml conditio^ on second and third in the take - all clash in Tiger Ken Holtzman to start and Mickey Stanley filed out for catch them jogging back to Jenison Fieldhous via Hard seventh, he struck out Dave Stadium on Thursday. because Duke Sims was the second out. Road. Duncan to tie Palmer's Coleman got all the injured, finished the That brought up Brown, But It that this is the only time the record. offensive help he needed Athletics' southpaw with a who waited cautiously for seems harriers| bases - loaded single in the his pitch, and when he got conspicuous. Only a chosen few seem to have the tii fourth which scored both Al desire to attend the meets — except Randy Kiipartickfl it, drove the ball over the Kaline and Bill Freehan. his girl friend, Ken Popeyoy and his girl friend, FredTei MULTI MEDIA: FILM.SLIDES,SOUND mound up the middle into centerfield while two runs and his girl friend... came home easily. Incidentally, contrary to popular opinion,)! NslENfYONE The performance, by the player called "Boat" by his teammates as in "Show," offers no cross-country scholarships. cross "We can't offer any fringe benefits for competing! country," coach Jim Glbbard said. "These kidsjj HUNDRED run out of dedication. Dedication and didn't impress Martin too pride." The latter seems to be lacking among the student* 1 much. Next time Norm hold pep rallies for the football team and tum out! Cash batted for Brown and numbers to watch the basketball squad. But once agtitf TONIGHT 7:30 finished the game at first base. what Is the wlnnlngest sport here, and who deserves a ■ I NEED MONEY? I student backing? Brody South Dining Room SEE JULIE! Coleman bo^ record to 2 - 1 Ms It would be ludicrous to expect 77,000 I people to attJ $1 DONATION WE LOAN MONEY ON Oakland and his ch. r home cross-country meets. There would be no place for J ANYTHING OF VALUEI record to 7 - 5 against the team to run. A nice round figure like 250 would bear As. favorable respresentatlon, though. The Spartans have two home matches remaining bei they hit the road for the Big Ten meet, district 1C4A nn and the nationals in Houston, Texas. Minnesota mil b*l town 10 a.m. Saturday and the Spartan InvitationilB scheduled for the following weekend. As defending champions the MODEL 2245 AM/FM Spartans would like M than to repeat. They wouldn't mind a little help, either. 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Grand River, e.L ^ Weekdays 9-9 Saturday, 9 - VOTE AFSCME Election: Oct. 12 & 13^ State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 11, 1972 13 |MicMan SPORTS Booters LBLES JOHNSON two previous outingB. The truth is becoming the Saturday in Ann Arbor booters found standing around waiting for (Jerry (Murray) to score and play in the past was for the at Spri ln.wSpo'"™""' more and more evident that themselves battling to a tie not taking chances purposes of team morale. But the players also know •ic(j booters will matter how you look at no against the University of themselves." ! f spring Arbor It, the Spartan booters Michigan club team Fuller that they are not one of the best squads around, or at °?mtav l'i »n away appear no longer to be a comprised of players with hide his no longer tries to e w^fore returning serious threat in NCAA desire thoughts with the least they should. TvSfi to the face the competition. skill. but no particular overflowing optimism that has been his trademark in The loss of Dujon year just about sealed the for the In the opener last week "We're the past. WL of Munich. playing really fate of the booters. His ball against Hope College, one ragged," was the comment "I just don't have much control and scoring skills P Spartans poor could see the obvious of Dan of Mikilacki, Spartan a team," he said. "We sorely missed in the . « in their first two dejection on Coach Payton sophomore forward lack a real scoring threat were Kts sympathy is Fuller's face as he watched watched his teammates as he with (Nick) Dujon gone. All U-M game and will undoubtedly drop the his team struggle to a 2-1 I can do Is make the best constantly lose the ball to mediocre Spartans into the victory over a squad in past the U-M team after with the material that we do sub-average class. I for 1 the MSU soccer years would have fallen by penetrating the oppositions' have." The coming weeks don't fact, "sorry ' h 6 way in wnicn the wayside with little territory. Perhaps the optimism that has offer much consolation for Luad has played in its effort. "Everyone seems to be come form Fuller the booters. On Oct. 21 the Spartans will take on the Salukis from Southern Illinois in an away battle. 'omen's hockey team The Salukis are presently rated fourth in the country. games The season is only two old and already the booters have suffered their Iverpowered by CMU first setback of the season with the U-M tie. It probably won't be the last. The opening game Midair struggle contest with Hope saw one I LINDA DROEGER recovery from an illness. of the Spartan forward Gerry Murray goes high into the air for a shot at the ball in soccer action T News Sports Writer She is getting her strength largest and most back, according to Baile, enthusiastic crowds on hand against Hope College in the booter's opener last week. Murray, the team's leading scorer I women field hockey and will be even stronger as in recent years. It was from last season, tallied twice against U - M Saturday. couldn't stop the season progresses. heartening to Fuller and his State News photo by Bruce Remington Michigan's speed Baile says she feels the players. What was and still is e play and were front line is now balanced disheartening is the fact that „ their first dual with Hallgren at the right the 1972 booters are not etition defeat, 2-1, at and Pat Casey and Jan contenders and coming ■ Monday. Greene providing strength seasons offer less hope, ftiaflD't |itral overpowered the on the left. This is not a write-off of ji team, scoring the First year goalie Rose the soccer team. It is just ,g goal in the last four Wilkins continued fine facing up to the truth. The es of play. defensive play, guarding the truth being that the MSU s played a defensive cage aggressively. soccer contingent is an We weren't MSU's second team also object of sympathy and not .ently down in our suffered defeat in a fast of admiration. land our hesitation in game against Central's Kng hurt us," coach second team, losing 2 - 0. J Baile said. MSU will Men's IM challenge |U held Central's University of Michigan at se in check throughout Athletic managers for 4:30 p.m. | Thursday on Knt 25 • minute half. residence hall, fraternity . way through the Old College Field. Only the first team will compete. ^ independent teams |d half, the Spartan shou,d b , . offe tQ Set down and Baile plans to play the line farther forward against determineBthefr four determine their four -. man ^ hl's left inner Jeannie ddleball teams as the scored. U-M and try to instill the line with confidence. ^eadline deadline ffor entry is noon right inner Friday. The Men's IM also Hallgrcn countered, "Everyone has their own remains open j now until 10 job to perform and under lig the first MSU goal the pressure of the game I p.m. Monday through i and tying the belive each player will come Friday. Bth four minutes of play through and produce," Baile MCAT- DAT-ORE cocaptain Polly Ayres chases the ball said. 1 in the game, Sue MSU hockey "We have a long way to fiber, right inner, against an oncoming Central Michigan aggressor. LSAT-ATGSB go on our way up. We have up Central's MSU fell 2 - 0 to Central in the home game Monday. to gel as a team and get the ry as she put the baHiftm, State New»f>hoto l»v Craig Porter taste of scoring," Baile NAT'L. BDS. ■cage for the winning added. playing an attacking grime. come easier now," she said. lile was pleased with I'm confident that our * Preparation for test Attn. Professors: required for admission to general team effort but offense will come through. Hallgren, lone scorer for graduate and professional le offense and defense We've broken the ice and MSU, played in her first lo leam to connect for scored. Hopefully goals will team competition since CUSTOM ■TWO CLOSE GAMES TEXTBOOKS experts In each field Summer Sessions Special Compact Courses Weekends — I ntersesslons luggers beaten up-to-datecomprehensive assigned books. Vou make sure the book contains everything you want. Call for details; STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER ie A and B squads of the MSU Rugby before Spartan Larry Fay was credited with a penalty try and John Christeller LOCAL both dropped close decisions day at Kalamazoo, with the A team booted the conversion. Dan Sturt scored CLASSES -<• 16 and the B contingent another try and Christeller converted again The Paper Eater (313) 354-0085= to tie the game at the half, 16 - 16. |ng. 4 - 0. MSU rarely had possesion of the ball in 211 Abbott Rd. 351-4321 |SU' le s A team opened the scoring early game when Bob Moglia fell across the second half while Kalamazoo scored a Open 9-9 dally ■oal line for a four point try. However, try to win the game. opponents from Kalamazoo retaliated The MSU Bs dropped a 4 - 0 decision in I two trys and a two - point conversion a hard - fought but uneventful game. Ike a 10 4 advantage. Kalamazoo scored a try early in the first FIND • Pe to the no substitution rule, MSU half for the game's only score. ■ forced to The Spartans travel to Ann Arbor play the remainder of the Saturday to face Michigan for the Steeby * a man short when one of the ■ers suffered an injury. Spartan trophy and then come home Sunday to play Windsor - on Old College field. OF THE [alama7.oo rang up another six points WEEK You are cordially invited to enjoy an eveninq uuitfi David Frye and tfie new cfirl/ty min/trel/ 8 P.M. MOM., OCT. 16 / dUDIIORIUM Tickets are just 61I at the credit union This great looking pewter mug features glass bottom and built-in whistler in the handle. When you're dry, blow the plush, cozy nightwear whistle for a refill. $8.95 YOU NEED NOT BE A MEMBER TO ATTEND Engraving additional. from Cherrie Lynn Do Something Beautiful.,M Luxurious floor length quilted robe with nylon tricot face, ace¬ tate back and polyester fill. Trimmed with eyelet and satin bows. Pink only. 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Call 0-10-31 |0unge » - 8, Holley 4 barrel, Apartments COMET - 1962, 20,000 miles. Excellent condition. Call heavy suspension, 4 + 2 tires, sell for $900. or best offer, or 393 4990, 10-10-13 Extension 65. HICKORY HILLS - Cambria _ 484.4422°o7o 3tLai Houses 351 -5071, after 5pm. trade for bike, truck or Drive, East Lansing. 1 - PERSON NEFnr^' Rooms B-1-10-11 smaller car. Phone 482-2339. bedroom apartments and room, kit •FOR SALE large 2 FILLED^ Animals DODGE CUSTOM Sportsman 3-10-12 townhouses. - bedroom Carports, shag 3-10-11 • 33?| Van 1968. V - 8, automatic, PONTIAC CATALINA 1966. carpet, close to MSU. Model Mobile Homes - good condition. Call Clean, power steering, brakes. open daily. For appointment BROTHERS AND sistnl •Lost & Found 655-3177 after 5:30pm. PART TIME to Reasonable condition. employment; call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, rent rooms in f •PERSONAL 3-10-13 75,000 miles. Must sell. 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FALCON 1963 convertible REBEL 1969, excellent AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our information to R.D. — 2-10-12 SEWING * 289, Hurst, buckets, tape, condition, snow tires, low upper end. Fast and shop or your house. VW's Associates. Box 9224, Sale. MACHINE ClJ RATES ** dependable. 351-5092. Brand new « u fair. $150. 337-1467. 1-10-11 mileage, call 355-0944. included. Phone 489-2778. Lansing, Michigan 48909. 2-10-12 ROOMMATE WANTED - 135 $49.95, $5 p( 3-10-13 10-10-13 3-10-13 Collingwood Apartment No. selection of FIAT, 1969 Spyder 124, 18,000 4. 351-3315. 7-10-12 pit used DAYS miles, 5 - speed, Pirelli RENAULT 1969. Radio, 1968 SUZUKI TC - 200 - It has NEW NIGHT Club opening in machines. 3 5 1C Michelins, 29,000 miles. been fully tuned; only $395. Whites, Necchis, radials, sharp. $1,600. Call Jackson. Go Go dancers, iUIEJ T^cT SW - CEIHEEI 4.80 7.80 13.00 15.60 Tom, 373-3801 or 371-3264. 3-10-12 E x ce I len E conomic il. 482-7739. condition, Call 484-9161. 1-10-11 LEARN TO fly! Complete flight $200 weekly, guaranteed. Call 1-784-7146. 3-10-13 m and "many others" to EDWARDS $39.95. ] 3-10-11 MOTORCYCLE OWNERS training. All courses are EAST LANSING small DISTRisl FEi nm 6.00 9.75 19.50 FIAT 850 SPYDER 1967, New accessory shop featuring government and VA certified. 1-bedroom house for rent. COMPANY, - WAITRESSES, ATTRACTIVE new brakes, new muffler. THUNDERBIRD 1971. Light custom and road racing FRANCIS AVIATION, 337-1575. 3-10-12 Washington Hi! HB1 7.20 11.70 23.40 cocktail and dining. Excellent C-3-10-12 Body needs work. $550. yellow - gold, 28,000 miles, goodies. CUSTOM CYCLE Airport Road. Call 484-1324. pay and fringes. MOBY DICK FTlflffil 8.00 13.00 26.00 Phone 351-7727.6-10-13 full power, excellent SHOP, 1408 East Michigan. C-10-31 NEEDED: FEMALE LOUNGE, Jackson roommate 100 USED condition. 339-2981.5-10-13 Phone 482-4501. 3-10-13 vacuum d 1-784-7146. 3-10-13 to share house near campus. FPJEBl 10.00 16.25 32.50 FIAT 1968 Spider 850. Best Employment Call Tanks, canisters and J Shari at 351-6667. TORONADO 1968 YAMAHA SCRAMBLER Guaranteed 1 full ye*I offer. Must sell. Cheap. - Loaded, NEED DEPENDABLE girls to 3-10-12 DEADLINE 1969, 125cc, 3,500 miles. and up. 355-5336. 3-10-11 new tires, good condition. model. Liberal. Excellent DEI 1 P.M. one class day $1,600. 332-1234. 3-10-13 Needs work, fix - up for MALE AND female. Must be HOUSE FOR rent near campus, DISTRIBUTING COW| pay. Phone 489-8226. Call 316 North before publication. FORD VAN spring. 355-2326, 482-7505. neat and able to meet the 520 Ann Cedar, oj— - Camping after 6pm. 5-10-1 7 Street, double facilities. $350. Call TORONADO DELUXE 3-10-13 public. Apply in person at garage, family only. $275 per City Market. C 3-10-12B - 1970. Air DELTO CAR WASH, 5312 Cancellations/Co r- 484-3565 after 9pm. 3-10-16 conditioned, power month. Call weekdays. rections -12 noon one everything, AM/FM stereo, 1971 KAWASAKI 500 extras. Also many 500 parts. - Many South 5-10-12 Cedar, Lansing. 337-1715. 4-10-13 SNARE DRUM. with accessories I Ludwij J class day before FORD G A LAX IE 1968. ileage. Below transporta Call Glenn, 337-9132.1-10-1 HOUSE FOR times. 332-6601.4 publications. power cellent steering, power disc condition, __whol^le^489^4434. 4-10-13 ^CaMGIwn, 33^9^2^-10-^ TYp(ST PART time 3 - 9 p.n students bedrooms. Near campus. with 5 4 OLD 5 banioiB . _ 1971 HONDA CL. 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a weel string The State News will be brakes, 390 V - 8. $950. TOYOTA CORONA, - 350. Mint Double garage. $350 per - 655-1927. 3-10-13 Automatic, tinted glass, condition. Must sell. Apply in person today 2 electric, acoustic i responsible only for the - PART - TIME employment for radial tires. Very low mileage. 489-4336 after 5pm.3-10-12 p.m. 427'/, Albert St. W 337-1715. 4-10-13 ELDERLY INSTRUIW first day's incorrect person interested in $1,195. 626-6911. 5-10-13 541 East Grand I insertion. FORD FAIRLANE 500 1969, completely - reconditioning C-2-10-11 4 door, V - 8, power HONDA, 1971, 350SL. Very used THREE BEDROOM house, NOTICE mobile - homes. All students aos must L*e TOYOTA 1972 MKII. Four good condition. Asking $550. $115 plus utilities, I'/j miles steering. 351-1069 after 5pm. VARNEY'S MOBILE door sedan. Excellent, low Call 484-7525. 5-10-16 SAVE A straight 30% on 3-10-12 HOMES, 5 miles East of west of Frandor. Prefer mileage. 351-6186. 2-10-12 Jobs Are Available. married couple. Phone name brand it . . Campus on Grand River. instruments. FORD MACH I - 1972, power HONDA SL175 - Brand new, For FREE information Apply in person. 5-10-13 393-8431 after 5 p.m. Just givel steering, disc brakes, low TRIUMPH 1971 TR 6 dark blue low mileage. Call 372-5595. on student assistance 3-10-12 call. Joel at 349-30(1 mileage, excellent condition. roadster with tonneau cover. 5-10-13 and placement program Wayne 393-5127 3-10-fl AUSTIN FORD Call 645-9811. 3-10-12 SUPERVAN 1966, 10,000 miles, one owner. $2600. Call 394-0791 before NORTON P • 11 Ranger 1968. 750cc. Excellent condition. send self- addressed STAMPED envelope to I'or ftent m BEAUTIFUL fireplace, own DUPLEX, room, 1634 TENT, weight, 2 - man like nylon,| new AMERICA Sedan 3pm. 3-10-11 Greencrest, East Lansing. 1971. Excellent condition. Paneled, carpeted, insulated, Best offer. Phone 487-0357. the National Placement REFRIGERATORS, 646-5801. 5-1016 FREEZE Need 3 - 4. 372-6725. 5-10-13 RS' $1,000. 351-2419 or new tires, very good TRIUMPH - 1968, good Registry, 1001 East DISHWASHERS. 3-10-13 condition. 394-0131 after Idaho St., Kalispell, MT GAS CHROMATOGR 669-7985.6-10-13 condition, 40,000 miles. Call ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. 6pm. 3-10-12 SUSUKI 1970 50r*ic. Excellent columns prepared by 337-9528 after 5pm. 3-10-13 59901 315 South Bridge, Grand 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED ej BISCAYNE 1964. $100. V - 8, conditior §01.® ">0. Phone — NO GIMMICKS Ledge. 627-2191. 5-10-13 house. Newly decorated. 550 an J shipped the s< FORD VAN - 1963. Runs 372-3688 after 5:30pm. SUPELCO doesn't p power brakes, steering, air TRIUMPH Stoddard, Phone 349-1540. good, needs 2 tires, brake 1970 Spitfire - X-5-10-13 stuff, we specialize in conditioning. 355-1261. Excellent condition, 36,000 NIGHT COOK Must be TV RENTALS, $9.50 3-10-13 3-10-11 work. Best offer this week. - per Catalog available. SUPEl 489-9225 after 6pm. 5-10-16 miles, $1,395. 349-4525. 1967 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500. experienced and dependable. month, $23 per term; Free COUNTRY HOMES 8-12 miles INC., B BUICK LE SABRE 1965. Runs 4-10-13 Runs well. Bell Star. $500. Apply DRUAR'S, 415 East delivery, service and pick - Pennsylvania, South. North Aurelius Road 337-0879. 5-10-11 Saginaw, Lansing. 489-2086. up. No deposit. New Stereos service call good. $400. 332-2162. 564 South beyond Holt, Enterprisefl 3-10-11 VEGA 1971 GT, 7 mags, 13,500 4-10-13 available at same rates. Call 5-10-13 miles. $1,795. Phone NEJAC, 337-1300. fireplace, 3 bedrooms, YAMAHA, 1972 - 250 Enduro, C-10-31 CHEVROLET 1966. V 349-3845. 3-10-13 $580. 1,600 miles, unfurnished, $225/month. ALL TYPES of optical - 6, good 393-5336.3-10-11 phone Stillman Road 1188 East of condition, $325. Call 339-9090. 3-10-13 Apartments prompt service. Of VEGA Dobie Road, 2 bedrooms, 351-7457. 5-10-17 WAGON 1971, custom DISCOUNT, 2615 JEEP 1966 snowplow. Best rough needs work, $150 interior, AM/FM. 1527 West QUALITY DAIRY FOOD per reasonable offer. Call Dan 967 BSA 441 Shooting Star, ONE GIRL needed for four-man month. Call after 4 Michigan, Lansing. 37 Rundle, 484-5786. 2-10-12 STORES. Hours arranged. p.m. CHEVROLET 1966, Impala 2 excellent C-5 -10-13 Hunt, 332-2133. 5-10-11 condition, recently in Twykingham. $70/month. 351-7497 or 676- 2191. door, vinyl roof. 327 V 8 Contact Stan Martin, - overhauled, $375. 332-0421. 351-4254. 3-10-12 0-10-13 VW SQUARE BACK 1966, 487-3721 for appointment. MARSHALL AMPLIFIEf engine, power, radio. Good very 3-10-13 MERCEDES BENZ - 1961, good running condition. Call condition, $400. 332-0672. ONE MAN for three VINE watt head, 2 10( 3-10-13 rebuilt engine, new exhaust, 349-1408. 3-10-13 man. Own STREET, 2402, one mile bottoms with tires, clutch. Sacrifice, $800. HASLETT MAAS MASSAGE West of campus. 2 bedroom, GIRLS, Excellent com 332-2403. 3-10-13 HONDA - SUZUKI 351-2161. 1-10-11 partly furnished. No pets. CHEVROLET VW 1967 - Sun roof, new attractive, pleasing 882-4985. 3-10-11 - 1966, large Sales - 339-2125 $170. 351-7497. C-10-31 ■ carry - all. Good for camping brakes, new exhaust. Asking personality, part and full MERCURY Parts - 339-2663 time, up to $10 per hour. TWO GIRLS needed for four 1961, full power. $800. 332-1435. 2-10-12 - DINETTE SET, 4 bar stt •or hauling. 4 - speed, $500. Service - 339-9356 man winter and/or spring Looks, runs excellent. Extras. Apply 1107 North ONE GIRL wanted to share 351-6620. 3-10-12 away bed, couch, occaJ - , $145. 351-6468.3-10-11 Hours. Tuesday - Saturday, 9:30 term. Cedar VW 969 fastback, very good Washington Avenue or phone Village. $70 per large house. $60./month. -6pm. 10-1O-19 month. Call 332-1940. chairs, vanity desk, bo Chevrolet impala custom condition. $1100 or best 489-7361. 5-10-16 and commode. MG MIDGET 1972. Low 5-10-17 1968. $875. Call 882-7311 offer. 3 32-1790 evenings. 332-1367. 1-9pm, Mori| between 12 3pm. 6-10-11 .CHEVROLET - mileage, radio. Must sell. $2,500. 5pm.5-10-13 882-4313 after 3-10-13 VW SQUAREBACK 1969. Ideal VW Auto Service JZ\ DESK MANAGER nights 6:30pm - - Full time, 2:30am. WANTED: GIRL for ti NEED ONE girl immediately for own room in house. Close. 351-9210. 3-10-12 Friday, Saturday. 4-10 13 10 - 6p STATIONWAGON TRANSMISSION, floor Apply 1107 North - 1963, economical family car, good pan, and assorted parts from FISHER RECEIVER, BS body mechanics, tires, good, MG A ROADSTER, rebuilt Washington Avenue, Lansing, BARNES ROAD gas mileage, excellent 1967 VW. 351-7989. WEST 3243, 3-10-13 484-4481. 5-10-17 1 NEEDED for deluxe changer, Shure best offer. 355-9760. 3-10-13 engine, $550. Consider trade condition, radial tires, and dwelling. South of Mason, 4 2 bedroom, Cartridge, exc for car or motorcycle. Phone blocks to campus. nice country home. radio. 372-9504 after Garden, 5pm. condition, call 353-^ CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1966, new tires. Good - 351-3093. 5-10-13 5-10-17 STUDENTS COOK WANTED. Experienced in volume cooking snacks and 351-5444. 2-10-11 barn, partly furnished, to responsible conservative 3-10-12 MUSTANG 1971, silver sports VW SUPER lunches. MT. HOPE DAY CHRISTIAN MALE needs people. $300 .condition. $650. Phone - BEETLE 1971. OWNING 337-0396. 3-10-13 stripe hood, V - 8 automatic, Excellent condition. 26,000 FOREIGN CARE CENTER. 484-7012. roommate to share furnished after 4pm, per month. Call 676-2191 2 PAIR WHITE drapes, 80J bucket CARS, WE GIVE 20% 3-10-13 apartment for $90 month. or 100", 349-0243 b ' seats, excellent miles. 353-4102. Best offer 351-7497. 0-10-31 OFF ON PARTS, 10% Call 351 8469. 3-10-11 a.m., after 5 p.m. 2-10-Hj CHEVY CARRY ALL truck - condition. $1,99 Less than 3-10-13 - off on 1960, needs work, call before 13,000 miles. 393-0785. accessories, ATTRACTIVE PERSON SPARK 5pm. 351-8368. 3-10-13 3-10-12 VW - 1970. Good condition. New tires, $1,425. 372-5339 SPECIALS — PLUG 62c each. wanted to professional make learn and teach WI^X«R' $60 SPRING> 9irl monthly. No. needed, CROSSWORD PUZZLE .. CHEVY VAN - 1964, MUSTANG - 1966, 289. Good after 7:30pm. 3-10-12 techniques. Small business of Collingwood Apartments. $350. condition. 5-10-13 passenger, after 4pm. 3-10-13 332-8S work. Body needs some $400. Phone VW SUPER BEETLE IMPORT AUTO PARTS your own, also possible on full or part time basis. We ACROSS 28 Vacation ( 415 South 332-4661. 2-10-11 Cedar, Lansing will train. No house to house. PENNSYLVANIA 1 Fear 32. Singing "Clementine orange." 1971. 'AVENUE • 8:30-5:30 Excellent Monday-Friday CALL VIVIANE WOODARD North. Furnished 1 bedroom. 6 Portray syllable condition. Call 8:30-3 Saturday 11. Poetic name 33 furrow Are your MUSTANG - 1970, 301, V - 8, 627-2839. 4-10-13 485-2047. 371-1947 COSMETICS, subsidiary of Utilities paid. Garage. (or Edinburgh 3 31 Bear in Auto Insurance on the floor. Wide ovals, General Foods, 351-4550. $135/month plus deposit. 1? Texas city MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 39 Sioux dual mirrors. 1 driver. 3-10-13 Phone 627-5454. B-2-10-11 VW - 1968, excellent running 14 Scene 41. Oxford tutor rates too Excellent condition. $1500. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. lb Ogre condition. New tires. Needs 42. Armpit Call 351-0438. 4-10-13 Complete auto painting and MASSAGE STUDIO OKEMOS 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 17. Previously high? Why paint. Accept best offer. collision service. in West 18. High railways 43. Heaps not call Nancy, 332-3516. 3-10-12 485-0256 Lansing is hiring 4 masseuse Furnished. Utilities paid. 2 45 Voiceless MUSTANG FASTBACK C-22-10-31 and models. This is 20 Melody 47 Sounds in the - a private children. Call 351-6006. and check 1969, 302, 3 - speed on the club. You may apply for this 4-10-13 21. Something to night VW be done 49. our low rates floor. Call Kathy, 355-8570. GUARANTEED repair. top paying position if you are Grape 24 Diocese 3-10-11 RANDY'S MOBIL, I 19 conserve 337-2454. 5-10-11 96 at - 23, attractive with MARSH ROAD Spacious 2 25 Commercial 50. Nibbles 6 Past lense Okemos Road. 349-9620 MUSTANG 1965 convertible. V personality plus. Experienced bedroom, carpeted, draperies, 26. Up to date 51. Men C-10-31 preferred but not necessary. coppertone - 8, power steering, power VW ENGINE in mint condition kitchen, tiled 2 3 1 Others need not apply. Call bath. No pets. Furniture if 5 6 > $ 8 9 ° brakes, automatic, radio. with new Q also shop % 2 Very KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. between 9:30 - 10:30pm desired. $160, plus utilities. good condition. manuals, li .•» new Michelin - Repair \Z 353-2612. 5-10-12 work on 484-4308. 7-10-19 Graduate x radials, transmission and Volkswagen, bugs, or faculty busses, Ghias. 332-5374. 5-10-16 114 16 ni.td.M-*! OLDSMOBILE 88 - 1965, new assorted parts from 1967 VW. 351-7989. 5-10-13 or RIVER CIT'iO. 1054 GRAND East SALESMEN. PART time •7 IB % tires, brakes. $200. Call 337-9132. 1-10-12 Grand River. C-10-31 351-9274 car. Leads furnished. Work th FURNISHED, ONE bedroom apartment, walking distance 21 % 22 19 % io [ any four hours. Average $100 23 2H Motorcycles per week commissions. Call to campus. $100/month. ?7, indistiM1 V.% 25 it OLDSMOBILE F 85 Cutlass- 351-1414 after 6pm. 5-10-15 ir 28 Bolsl"5 - FOREIGN CAR PARTS 882-631 7, after 1pm 1963, power steering and CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 10-10-13 28 29 IO 31 32 Don Sakowski brakes, bucket seats, BMW 1971, 1600 Excellent condition. $1300 miles. East Kalamazoo Street, LANSING, 406 South Pine. One 33 31 % W/< 30 31 TrailMj'*!I Pieced" 676-1930 automatic console, Michelin tires. Clean. $225. 882-1613. or best offer. 485-5996. Ask for Dick. 5-10-12 KIND, EXPERIENCED, bedroom unfurnished. $130 a month. Utilities paid except 19 % M° Ml 35 36 37 38 35 E»tinctbull L CoinmonpH" ■ responsible student live in 36 2-10-12 electricity. No lease required. % It sentry family home. 2 children. Call M3 m Richard MS OLDSMOBILE 1965 - Delta KAWASAKI, 1972, 350cc, F - REPLACE AND repair automobile worn out Walking distance campus. Some child care, housework 485-8706 days. 10-10-23 Alban, M7 %He H6 insurance 9, "Big Horn," 2,500 miles, HEIGHTS WORLD parts at OF and cooking. Private room So % H9 46 less „ good condition, 351-9173 anytime. 2-10-11 $700. AUTO PARTS and bath plus $50/month. MOBILE HOMES for Lansing rent. East % % 5. 48 Baseball 485-2276.C-1-10-11 351-4331.3-10-12 area. Phone position W 882-6072. 4-10-13 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, October 11,1972 f5 For Sale [ Aninr m ■ jr Sale .-r ftN. micro - APPLES, CIDER, Paar». Pick MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, LOST: WIRE rimmed glasses. COGS challenges PIRGIM referendum MORMA 28mrT1 8nd your own apple*, Friday, *elt and pepper. AKC, - Vicinity: Williams Hall. Bob (continued from page 1) "convince them that the Saturday, Sunday 10 - 5pm. female, added. "I have suggested vicepresident for university »k0f Ka'liflar BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, $75. Phone Dwyer, 337 9967. 2-10 12 suit is in their jurisdiction, relations said, "This would ■Ornrn ^ m f,„h 646-6487. 1 10-11 ao they didn't vote," that new guidelines be Alfred Wardovwki and Sons. Menson said. that this referendum was a place an undergraduate ■ntV** _,,m case, and drawn up, for the ones we 2 mile* North of Leslie at K°d' Packafl® d**1, 3589 Hull Road (old U.S. SCOTTIE, AKC, male, 10 REWARD: $ 26. Menson also complained followed were very violation of the University court over a graduate f,sS° b«»t off®'- C"'1 1271. Phone 1-689-8251 weeks. $75 with papers, $45 without. Phone 669-3175 NEW Continental YELLOW with Schwlnn bottle about the referendum held being inadequate. and of our constitution." A question remains on court." Closed Monday. Open 9 carrier. If during fall registration. "As for 10,000 students The proposed revision 3-10-13 found, call "We're going to try to whether or not the entire 6pm. O-10-31 not knowing about would establish an All 353-7613. 6-10-12 made 22" - ■ cRENCH change the University PIRGIM, we sent mailers referendum would be University Judiciary with l.[p,ed. S65. Phone UPRIGHT PIANO, old but good SAMOYED year old. FEMALE AKC, - One 482 4842 LOST: STATISTICS textbook regulations about out to almost all incoming invalidated if COGS wins its five undergraduate members X-2670 3"10'12 condition. $75. Garrard SL afternoon*, evening* on Whitehills, Friday. My referendums then," he said. students during the summer suit. and three graduate 95B, turntable only, factory 8-1-10-11 favorite "There were about 10,000 saying that PIRGIM was fc'cYCLE ACCESSORY new, $55. 332-8264. 3-10-13 1-10-11 course. 351-5092. students — freshmen and and what the referendum In other action at the members. Presently Section 4 has no provision for an All fjrsztt USED RADIO AM/FM Stereo BOXER 1 - AKC registered male, LOST: BLACK frame, tinttd transfer students and was about. And we were meeting, unanimously defeated the COGS - University Judiciary. ferAsra incoming graduate students yeer old. Phone 394-0058 prescription leafleting outside proposed revision of Article record player and cassettes all 5-10-17 glasses on — who knew The revision had been nothing about Demonstration Hall all 4 of the Academic Freedom in one. 353-4102. Best offer. campu*. 10-3 pm, 349-3832. passed by the University 1.4501. 5-10"11 3-10-13 TOY POODLE, male, silver 3-10-13 PIRGIM when they voted during registration." Report. Student Affairs Committee on the tax." The suit will be the first L'odVECEIVER. 3130. gray, AKC registered, $40. Roger Telschow, PIRGIM case heard by the Graduate 'This revision is not at all last spring. The revison must ",337-0118 after 5pm. Jo-ii MAGS, 4 Keystone 14 inch. Fit* Ford Chrysler Corp. Must sell. 361-0336. 3-10-13 Phone 485-5191. 1-10-11 IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC. FREE Personal A lesson in complexion 0 representative, of the suit Tuesday. was unaware Judiciary. The judiary was founded in 1971, with the in the interests of graduate students," Steve Chazen, now can be reworked before it come up again for ... "I would like to see their COGS' newly elected consideration. adoption of the Graduate Jjfi"TRAILER. Layton, KLH 11, PORTABLE stereo, Champion lines. Shots and wormed. 339-8585 care. Call 484-4519 East specific charges," he said. "I Rights and Responsibilities K, 18 f«»0,> «xcel,ent $125. Sheep - skin coat, $35. evenings. Michigan or 485-7197 can't make any decision or document. Xdition- $1,0°° Phon* 361 9288. 3-10-13 Lansing Mall. MERLE statement until the entire A NORMAN COSMETICS representative of |2-3291 3-10-11 |sl0N POUFS and SHOP AND comparel Lowest consistent record prices in GERMAN SHEPHERD (part), 7 week* old, all ferole. Cute, $10 apiece. Phone 484-8572. STUDIOS. C-3-10-12 goosepimples organization has met on the suit." Judicial Programs said he was not sure if the graduate Nixon safe, backers say ■•Msories now available at town. MARSHALL MUSIC, "I also have some judiciary actually has IToW PALACE, 309 245 Ann Street. C-1-10-11 3-10-13 keep Goosepimpies man warm used thousands to comments about fall jurisdiction over the suit. (continued from page 1) Leader shortly before the K,th Washington Avenue, SIAMESE of years ago, when he was referendums," Telschow "I really don't know in a reference to French - New Hampshire presidential Enard PI»m. downtovw. TWO TICKETS MSU UM. KITTENS - Lilac hairier, by making the hairs what court would have Americans. primary, was considered by 1.2720. 5-10-13 - - Point, 7 weeks old. Litter on the body stand on end, Call 355-1062 after 3pm. trained. 349-4485. B-1-10-11 —ir jurisdiction over this case," some to have led to the t'uBE CHEST. Second - store, 116 North Mam 1-10-11 OLD ENGLISH sheepdog forming a thick layer of Insulation between the skin and the cold air. Service PS the representative said, "because PIRGIM is such a But he later said, decline popluarity. in Muskie's TWO NEW F70 14 Dunlops on And STATE FOR QUALITY service on "Anyone that would believe jeet, Perry. Beds, chests, all News - puppies. Devoted Classified stereo equipment, see strange animal, it's virtually that a Polack like Muskie slotted chromes. Fits Buick Ads can form a the The Inds of furniture, companion*. AKC. $200 up. layer of Insulation between STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East unique in that it is an would call someone a "crying episode" Special or Chevrolet. Xances, b-cycles. Dnve - a 355-5994. 1-10-11 Master Charge welcome. you and your budget Grand River. C-10-31 organization that works Canuck would have to be occured during a February ■ttle and save a - lot. M - Phone 339-2573. 2-10-11 deficiencies. It Is so easy to with the whole student speech in which Muskie crazy. And I think his ¥,0M -52. South to store. STEREOI STEREOI sell good things you have IRONING AND alterations, in body." denounced the newpaper's crying espisode was what |l 625-3188. 5-10-13 VM tape / tuner, 12 reels of SHEPHE RD/LABRADOR puppies. Big - healthy. $5 with Want buyers. Just Ads to eager cash dial 355-8255 my home. Excellent work. Menson said Tuesday if convinced him (Muskie) he publisher, when Muskie said had levied unfair tape, extras, was $299 new. for an Ad Writer today! Phone 484-2722. 3-10-13 the judiciary declared the unfit to be President." charges Jack PLAYER/ recorder, Must sell $165. and lots of love. 332-1352, suit was not in its was against his wife. 8 own tapes; excellent Angel. 3-10-12 The letter, published in 332-5296.3-10-13 WANTED IRONING 1. 332-4167. 3-10-11 "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for - to do in jurisdiction, he would try to the Manchester, N.H. Union my home. Quality work. Call County Democratic Mobile Homes pinning and engagement leaders 3 speed, Maes PIRASTRO STRINGS, 1/3 off. 371-4573.3-10-13 rm If! 1 a «a WHAT'S. wnni x> > disputed the notices is 12 noon Thursday _ lidiebars, book carrier, ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. for Republicans' predictions East Grand River. SELECT 1971. 12' x 60'. Friday's paper. 347 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. that the mint 541 Shag release of ■od condition, $50, Student Services. S19-10-31 c-i-iaii carpet, air, Reasonable rates, fast service. information 1-2287.1-10-1 1 set up in on Republican Brookview in Perry. For sale Phone Jack, Bob. 351-2474 CALL US for fund raising. We political espionage would FURNITURE: 3 complete or rent. 373-3939, 625-3254. 8-10-11 ■clES - NEW ten - speeds, will help your group or not influence the election. for only $377. 9-10-20 ^d 3 • speeds andreasonable coasters. rooms BROOKS FURNITURE. organization raise money by "Who knows what might "PEANUTS PERSONAL". Send 627-9600.0-10-31 DETROITER 1968, 50' selling candy. Call LANSING Announcements for It's What PIRGIM will meet at 8:30 . NEW COMMUNITY CANDY AND CIGAR CO., a message. 15c per word. Happening must be received in happen?" Leslie Lokkei), on lot in King Arthur's tonight in 204C Wells Hall. An Ke 351 1963. 3-10-13 482-0846. 5-10-11 Deadline 1 p.m. for next the State News Office, 341 important election will be held. chairperson of the Ingham TYPEWRITER, PORTABLE Court. Drapes, appliances, paper. 347 Student bWvices Student Services County McGovern Bldg., by 1 Everyone is welcome. Olivetti, perfect condition. fully skirted. Phone Building. S-10-10-19 JARD TABLE - 8', 353-0567. 3-10-13 482 8436. 5-10-11 LIVING UNITS and registered p.m. at least two class days campaign, said. "The whole before publication. No Gay Liberation is forming a slate bed. $175. student organizations, enter announcements will be thing is incredible, but it has accepted men's rap group to help area |012 after 7:30pm. SCHWINN 5 - SPEED - baskets, lock. Call after 5pm. Men's, SKYLINE, Carpeted 1967 -12' X throughout. 60'. the Contest I Homecoming Deadline Banner October Instructions jjt^j by phone. homosexuals get things together. Meet at 8 p.m. Thursdav at 215 been all along." Partially furnished, excellent 18th. Applications available ADULT DRAMA class taught Wonders Radio, WEAK, 82 S. Homer St. or call 353-9795 State Democratic party 482-9761.3-10-13 - JSED SEWING machines, condition, $3,500. Phone at RHA office, Student by John Peakes and Richard AM, is back on the air for for more information. chairman James McNeeley 1.95 and up. Consoles and Services, for another term of music for the TAPE PLAYER - Year old, 626-2232. 5-10-17 or more Thomsen. (LEDGE'S students. To hear your favorite predicted a drop in Nixon's information call 353-6145. PLAYHOUSE The MSU Gay Graduate Irtables, Zig - Zag and best offer. 30 tapes. Steve ACTORS) music, call 3S3-3843. Students will have a meeting and credibility as a result of the stitchers. Also used 6-10-13 everyone welcome. t 337-0152.1-10-11 CHAMPION, 1968 -12' X 60', Bring mixer at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. recent FBI disclosures. n cleaners, $3.50 and 3 bedroom. Many extras, copy of "GLASS Call 3 5 3-9795 for more i. ELECTRO GRAND, APPOINTMENTS MADE or MENAGERIE." Instruction The Marketing Club will hold • MODERN GLASS table 3' $3,500. Phone 663-4486. information. "It can't help but it East Michigan, Lansing, - just drop in. 355-3359. only - Thursday 7pm - 9pm. a business meeting at 7:45 p.m. hurt 4 director's chairs. 5-10-17 the jrs 9am - 5pm Saturday 9 square. UNION BUILDING Nominal charge. LEARNING today in the Teak Room, President, but I'm no $150. Call Sylvia, 373-6943, Eppley Center. seer and I don't know how fcnoon. 0-10-31 BARBER SHOP. C-1-10-11 CENTER, 119 East 393-5108. 1-10-11 12' x 52' ROYCRAFT 1966. 2 bedroom, shag carpet, 10' x Kalamazoo. (downtown much," McNeely said. "It Volunteers interested in There will be important should be I STEREOS for sale, $25. NEW MIDI 7' shed, 10 minutes from FREE Lansing). Phone 482-7206. an enough (to - Ginger brushed working with young children in meeting for all tower guard SENIOR PICTURES taken for (1pm -5pm) 3-10-12 contribute to McGovem |ERE0 SHOPPE, 543 East suede, fur trim. Best offer. limited time only. 36 - A a creative free play environment, members at 8:15 p.m.Thursday a ir. C-10-10-12 332-1707. 3-10-13 please call Bub at 337-1612 in the Tower Guard Room, victory) but I'm not sure it Union, for 1973 Wolverine. POTTERY MAKING class. after 7 p.m. Beaumont Tower. Please attend. will be." 353-5292. 5-10-13 Write Terry Emrick, 2445 JVIVITAR zoom lenses for REFRIGERATOR - apartment Grand River, Williamston. The Resource Development The MSU Bicycling Club will Pentax, Konica, size, 30 inch electric range, RICHARDSON 12' .» 60', 2 He added that "People MSU PROFESSOR would like Cost $65. 655-3225. 5-10-12 Club will meet at 7 p.m. meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 208 prices. Limited General Electric 14 inch bedrooms, good condition, may find it unbelievable to share the meaning and joy Thursday in 183 Natural Men's Intramural Bldg. new 8 - track tapes. portable television, many extras. King Arthur's Resources Bldg. This is an that the President of the found in Jesus Chritt. If Court, 482-7402. 5-10-12 | each. New Italian h wall and tapestries, 371 3956. 3-10-13 interested, after 6pm. call 5-10-13 655-2392 j Typing Service l^|j important meeting. All people intending to do on United States would involved in something like be 0 each, large selection. LOWREY ORGAN - Complete ANN Twenty - one - hundred, a BROWN, Typing and multimedia experience, will be McGovern and Carr will meet at this." with Leslie speaker and MARLETTE, 12' x 56'. tonight in 38-9 Union. o equipment, STEREO RENTALS, $9.50 per multilith offset printing. 8 excellent condition. 2 presented by concerned eras, TV sets, A.O.C., echo, and rhythm, - Complete service for Canvassing packets will be $800. Phone 482-3085. bedroom, on lot. Skirted, month, $23 per term; Free Christians at MSU at 7:30 p.m. distributed an Bob Carr will Sandy McClure, press iters, 8 • track tapes, dissertations, theses, today and Thursday in the 3-10-13 metal shed. 164 Delhi Manor. delivery, service and pick - speak. secretary for the Michigan albums. WILCOX manuscripts, general typing, Brody south dining room. Call 694-9468 after 5pm. up. No deposit. TV's McGovern campaign, agreed ICOND HAND STORE, available at same rates. Call IBM. 23 years experience. 5-10-13 Officers of the Gay that it was difficult to guage * East Michigan, Lansing, GUITAR - YAMAHA 12 string 349-0850. C-10-31 Come to an old fashioned NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 Liberation Movement will hold a the amount of harm the e 485-4391. 8 5:30 concert guitar and case. Real hootenanny at 8:30 p.m. every • steering committee meeting at good condition. Want $110. VINDALE 1971, 12' x 63', Wednesday at Rosa's Canteen, incident could cause Monday through COMPLETE THESES downstairs 541 F.. Grand River 10 tonight in the second floor 655-3860. 2-10-12 expando. 2 bedrooms, 1V4 PREGNANT? WE understand. Union lounge. Nixon'x re - election effort. iy. BankAmericard, SERVICE. Discount printing. Charge, layaways, baths. Call 694 3496. 3-10-12 Call us. Pregnancy IBM typing and binding of h», trades. C-10-31 SEWING MACHINE with counseling, 372-1560. The MSU Promenaders invite "In theses, resumes, publication. There will be a meeting for Michigan, the cabinet. Straight stitch and everyone to an evening of DETROITER - 1969, $4,000, 3 Across from campus, corner students interested in medical McGovern campaign square, folk and round dancing darning. Best offer. Phone experience working through th'e |R time, at CORDA 489-2842. 2-10-12 - bedroom, air - conditioning. m.A.C. and Grand River, Volunteer Bureau at 7 at 7 p.m. today in 34 Women's certainly seems to be Phone 641-4511. 4-10-13 Peanuts Personal p.m. fST'S, 5817 North below Jones Stationery Shop. today in 27 Student Services Intramural Bldg. Beginners are moving, but whether that's >s Road, East Lansing, Call COPYGRAPH welcome. because of credibility or Bldg. DIANE. I need friend Jiiles I Okemos Road. North of Grand River desperately. Please a SERVICES. 337-1666. The The Company will present corruption or 337-7974 come C-10-31 Family Ecology Club will "You're a Good Man, Charlie unemployment is hard to §10-31 back. Allen. 5-10-13 meet at 4 p.m. today in 307 OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG FOUND - TENNIS racket Human Ecology Bldg. Speakers Brown" at 8 p.m. Friday and say," McClure said. "I puppies, AKC, 3 months old, will be presented and elections Saturday in the McDonel Kiva. wouldn't know whether this Saturday night. Identify. DEAR DIANE, HAPPY TYPING WANTED in my home. J. RIFLES, and pistols of beautiful male and female, After 8 30 pm. Mike, will be held. All family ecology issue will make any greater H kinds. Buy BIRTHDAY and you better Phone Mrs. Brown, Councilman George A. trade and sell must sell. 393-4454. 5-10-16 majors are invited. difference than those 332-3563. 1-10-11 484-5765. 5-10-12 Colburn will hold office hours h new see this. Bob. 1-10-11 and used. Best in town. 650 University Lutheran Church, from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Thursday. (charges that government guns in RIDING INSTRUCTION - all Visitors to City Hall after 5 p.m. officials had contributed to See KISA - the bestest "gift" of all TYPING TERM papers, theses, 1020 S. Harrison Road, will BOB'S GUN phases. Horses trained, must use the Park Lane is knowing someone cares. hold morning matins services at the rigging of wheat prices 24'2 South etc. Electric. Experienced. Cedar. • boarded, exercised, groomed, Thanks for "it." Love, Me. 8 each morning. Everyone is earlier information on the jean MASSEY, 393-4075. 371-2244. Closed and sold. 675-5403, 1-10-11 C-10-31 Project City Hall will offer a Watergate bugging incident), «. 20-10-26 651-5144. 3-10-12 forum for candidates for the but it The Israeli Folk Dancing board of trustees at 7:30 p.m. certainly should." YAY JILLSEY! We second the f"~ ~~ Ifrn Group will meet at 8:30 p.m. Place Your Motion! Love, your AEPHl ! Transportation | ^ Thursday in 34 Women's today at the John A. Hannah Michael Niemann, press Middle School auditorium. Sisters. 1-10-11 1 11 J Intramural Bldg. relations director for the Everyone is welcome. RIDE WANTED Boston or Everybody is s welcome. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD CHRIS present you 5 - E. A friend is give yourself. a Maine. Share gas and tolls, Call collect 1-54 3-3220. Graduate students in history - Illinois Students for Percy have absentee ballot information Michigan Committee for the Re - election of the there will be a discussion of President, disagreed, Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your Pixie. 1-10-11 2-10-12 job-seeking, placement and and applications. Call 489-4481 check or money order interviewing at 7:30 p.m. todav or 332-5651 for information. arguing that Michigan voters J.S. LOVE is sharing life's in 340 Morrill Hall. would not be influenced by The Undergraduate bouquet - together. M.J.O. Wanted ^ Anthropology Assn. will meet at the incident. 1-10-11 The Horticulture Club invites 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 321 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER everyone to a meeting at 7 p.m. "The public polls don't Baker Hall. All past members Address today in 209 Horticulture Bldg. CONGRATS DG Pledges Ann, every week day morning, _ - and interested students are seem to indicate that the Roy Mecklenburg, professor of Amy, and Liz. Love, your to care for 3 preschool horticulture, will speak on "The urged to attend. voters are voting on this City Sisters. 1-10-11 children, in our home. Changing Nursery Industry." issue," Niemann said. "It Approximately 16 The Pre-Vet Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 100 Vet doesn't seem to have had JUJUBEE (Julie) PLEASE call hours/week. Need own The Dept. of Anthropology Clinic. Willis Armistead, dean of any affect yet." Consecutive Dates to Run home. Love, Mom. 3-10-13 transportation. 332-8868. will present a workshop on the School of Vetinary _ 3-10-12 "Ecology and Social Change Medicine, will speak. ENTHUSIASTICALLY TRI - Among the 'Kung Bushmen of Refreshments will be served. Jerry Roe, executh v Students interested in Botswana," conducted by director of the Michigan DELTA congratulates their Richard Lee, professor of T h c i a pledges DODI, HEIDI, JUNE, working for passage of anthropology. University of e Republican party agreed Undergraduate Student that LYNN, MELANIE. 1-10-11 ABORTION California, at 3 p.m. Friday in Advisory Council will hold an polls had not yet REFERENDUM. 321 Baker Hall. open meeting for all faculty and registered public disapproval j Recreation Call 484-7453 or 489-5043. Ask for Terry or Larry. "McGovern: A Biography" will be presented by students for undergraduate majors at 7 p.m. today in 225 Baker Hall. of the Watergate incident and that it was difficult to assess the effects of the new HORSE DRAWN hayrides and McGovern-Shriver at 7:30 p.m. The Boxing Club will meet at DON'T FORGET blood today in the McDonel Kiva and revelations. sleighrides. We specialize in comes 7 p.m. Thursday in 215 Men's at 9:30 tonight in 101-102 Intramural Bldg. All interested large groups, call soon for only from people. Save a life. Holmes Hall. your appointment. CRAZY Give blood. Professional people are invited. •C' RIDING STABLES. donors compensated. Students for McGovern - Ceiling bill Students for Abortion Law Mason, Michigan. Phone MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Shirver will present Lynn 676 5648.5-10-13 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Jon da hi, candidate for state C-10-31 representative 59th District, UNION BOARD FLIGHTS speaking at 7:30 p.m. today in The MSU Packaging Society offers Christmas flight to NEEDED DESPERATELY - 6 the McDonel Kiva. Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid will meet at 8 p.m. Thursdav in (continued from page 1) London for $185. Stop in U of M vs. MSU football 106 International Center. I Words or Less* The Assn. for Recreation and Elections will be held. colleagues that if they adopt Monday - Friday, 1 • 4pm. tickets. Will pay, the substitute, "kiss 5 days $6.50 10 days -13.00 Second floor Union. C-10-31 355-1092.3-10-13 Leisure Education will visit the ■"0 Words Add: ' d"¥per $15° 16c word 65c per - word 1.30 per word Michigan School for the Blind at 6:30 p.m. today. Meet in the The MSU Science Society will meet at 8 tonight in Fiction Democratic control of HAYBIDES DRAWN by WANT GARAGE for till Men's Congress goodbye." He □ □ □ June rent Intramural Building the Union Sun Room to discuss said of Nixon, "He's no horses. Call for appointment, near Cedar Village. lobby. Bring cars to provide Robert Heinlein. now. 676 -5928. 10-10-17 353-7665. 3-10-11 fool. He's not going to use The Chess Club will meet at 7 this authority in a way that il to: LOOKING FOR pin money? p.m. today in the Union Gold Michigan State News Classified 1 SENIOR COUPON / ticket to The MSU Pistol Club today will Room. Ladder play will begin at will make his party lose in 347 Student Services Bldg. Sell something you don't use MSU/Wisconsin meet af 7 p.m. in 1972 and 1976. I have to with a Want Ad. Dial game. Call Demonstration Hall. Interested 8 p.m. Please bring sets and . MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 366-8265. Bruce at 332-0844.3-10-13 people are invited. clocks. repose confidence in him." Wednesday, Oc^, J YANKEES GREAT CLIP YOUR WAY TO FANTASTIC SAVINGSi SALE STARTS WED., OCT TO SAT., OCT. 14. 10 P.M. HOURS