the michigan Volume 65 Numtor 41 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 12. 1972 DURING AIR ATTACK rench diplomat wounded in U.S. raid Laird said the President Georges Pompidou said ftom our wire service. bombings would Susini suffered third - degree burns on Maclear declared at least three jets pointing out that it might not have continue despite the delicate the damage was caused by U.S. bombs the head, chest and Krpnch diplomatic mission in a wound in the swooped repeatedly over the center of been. The U.S. air attacks in the Hanoi negotiations in Paris between Henry A. and called the incident "a * J?badly damaged and its chief wounded Wednesday during Kissinger, presidential security adviser, act." deplorable temple by was found a bomb splinter. It added he lying almost buried under the capital. Also wounded in the area were the first in several weeks though Air Force, Navy and Marine »t and North Vietnamese. the wreckage. bombing was ■c air raid on the North A French government spokesman Qemal Rahmanaj, charge d'affairs of plane? have been making 300 or more Secretary of State William P. Rogers strikes a day against North Vietnam." lunese capital. France protested State Dept. spokesman Robert J. said Pierre Susini, delegate - general in messaged his regrets at the wounding Albania, in the French building at the I United States. McCloskey said he is not aware of any Hanoi, was severely wounded, four time of the attack, the North The strikes are aimed at slowing the of Susini to the French foreign XUS * Command reported Navy special restrictions on bombing Hanoi Vietnamese employes were missing, Vietnamese said. flow of war material to the battle attacked military targets "related to negotiations." but other French diplomatic personnel minister, Maurice Schumann. A U.S. official, fronts of South Vietnam and also at Michael Maclear, a correspondent commenting on the least of the French compound were safe. for the Canadian television network damage to the French compound, pressuring the North Vietnamese into There are curbs, he said, on U.S. air Xolied the damage could have strikes aimed at avoiding nonmilitary McCloskey said Secretary of State (CTV), reported from Hanoi he saw declared: "We are not denying that it reaching a peaceful settlement of the ■ caused by falling surface to air was caused by bombs, but we are also targets, whether in Hanoi or elsewhere. William P. Rogers sent French Foreign the attack that destroyed the 1 xhe command apologized to Minister Maurice Schumann "my most diplomatic residence, cutting it in half. I French and promised an France, which has been playing a personal regrets for the injury" he said He said besides the wounding of hand in arranging for the secrecy of PSon.Sec^orDefenj was suffered by Pierre Susini, French Inmates Susini, French woman diplomat and begin a the Paris talks, exhibited outrage at delegate general at Hanoi. R Laird conceded that U.S. the attack on its mission. A North Vietnam dispatch said five Vietnamese staff members were L may have struck the mission, a killed. Jound ■of Hanoi. of five buildings in the |rd said he could not be positive ter the 1 bomb damage was or by Ircraft shells or missiles, called Kg telephone poles" by U.S. caused by a falling enemy negotiations on demands in D.C. (ssinger WASHINGTON (AP) - Rebellious has established a local reputation for his efforts to help persons with prisoners at the District of Columbia criminal records. jail late Wednesday afternoon dropped jstpones their demand for immediate release and began negotiating with authorities Asked if the inmates had dropped their demand for immediate releases, in more than 12 hours after seizing a exchange for the hostages' lives, cellblock and taking at least 10 Tepper said, "We're talking about other things now." jparture the Discussion began in the rotunda of jail after authorities permitted Hardy was taken hostage before down when he and a local reporter entered the cellblock to talk with the relatives of the prisoners, inmates of prisoners. fom Paris nearby Lorton Prison, Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D-N.Y., and others to talk with the inmates in an effort to quell There was no firmword on the number of hostages held by the inmates. Authorities said at least 10 the disturbance. and possibly 12 or 13 were confined in Iris (AP) - A security official at One correctional officer was the cellblock at gunpoint. ■ Airport said Wednesday evening reported beaten by the inmates and Police continued to ring the jail near | Henrys A. Kissinger again has was later treated, authorities said. Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in departure from the secret Julian Tepper, a local attorney Southeast Washington. But the mood ■peace talks. known for his efforts in behalf of the of the disturbance appeared to lssinger, President Nixon'# top prison inmates, described the changed observers to have changed dramatically . officials had announced he was conditions in the facility and the lng for home Wednesday night to delays he said many inmates are It to Nixon before the President Is today for a one - day campaign experiencing in getting their cases tried. Study finds |o Atlanta. Tepper said also a judge was J was not learned how long |inger planned to delay his rture or whether the extension of standing by to rule on any petition the prisoners might want to file. The uprising broke out in the early legislature lay in Paris meant the peace talks morning hours in Cellblock 1 of the Id go on for an unprecedented jail but by late afternoon approximately 150 of 180 inmates hides votes who took an active part in the By RAY ANDERSON disturbance had given themselves up. State News Staff Writer Among the hostages was D.C. The Michigan legislature is denying ! unprecedented extension of First violence Corrections Commissioner Kenneth the public its right to know how it Jnger's 19th round of secret Paris Hardy. He was reported to be at the votes, the Michigan Youth Politics ) four days naturally stirred negotiating table along with Chisholm; Institute charged Wednesday upon |ulation that a breakthrough Rioting prisoners at the District of Columbia jail hold a bloody shirt out a cellblock window D.C. School Board Chairman Marion release of a study of 93 major bills il a settlement might be near. Wednesday after first reports of violence in the jail uprising. The inmates are holding 10 to 13 Barry; a parent of an inmate; and voted on during the 1971 - 72 session. I officials refused to give any Pettey Green, a former convict who "It is so difficult and expensive for TUragement to such theories. hostages under the threat of death. AP wirephoto the public to obtain the voting records ) this of state legislators that it becomes visit, Kissinger's talks |ys had been one - day affairs impossible to keep the legislators pt for one that lasted two days, accountable," Michael Henley, Michigan judge rejects request ssinger originally was scheduled researcher for the vote - study project, Jstum ted with North Tuesday but unexpectedly Vietnamese said. "With this study," Henley added, ■>tiators Le Due Tho and Xuan "voters will finally have access to this ■y to extend their talks through a type of information." Jth day. hold off ban on abortion suits The institute is a nonpartisan East iiegler said the extension had |»ng to do with the latest bombing 1 on Hanoi. And Secretary of to Lansing - public issues. based organization whose aim is to increase voter awareness of pnse Melvin Laird said air strikes By LINDA WERFELMAN Cahalan told United Press election," she said. "It will be in that they not do it," Beebe said, Henley claimed that the difficulties (continued on State News Staff Writer International that he would continue limbo, really." An undetermined number of his staff encountered in trying to page 11) to enforce the law despite Kaufman's She recommended that doctors and abortion clinics apparently are ready- obtain information for the study Wayne County Circuit Court Judge ruling. "The criminal statute is still on clinical personnel refrain from for business, Barbara Robb, an "amounts to a denial of access to the Charles Kaufman Wednesday rejected the books," he said. "It's still a crime performing abortions until after the attorney representing the women who actual records of public officials." Shriver a request that he delay to perform an abortion in Wayne November election. the suit> Henley said hundreds of volunteer hours of work were spent during implementation of his order ending County and the other 82 counties in "The whole thing is so muddy and man - ■Democrat,, vice-presidential prosecutions under Michigan abortion Michigan." so unclear, I just would recommend (continued on page 11) (continued on page 14) laws. He added that the law would "remain ■Jttitate Sargent Shriver and his Wayne County prosecuting attorney the book until it is chahged by the I ' tumco Kennedy Shriver, will on William Cahalan filed the request after l£. C1mpus t0dav to talk to legislature, changed by a referendum Kaufman formally ordered state and of the people or ciianged by the I For details see story page Full operation predicted county officials not to enforse the Supreme Court." laws. Cahalan said Tuesday that he would request an injuction and appeal the case to higher state courts. "He's probably on his bicycle right ublish or perish now on his way to the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Kaufman said early Court," Wednesday for urban college in 73 afternoon. Catalan has not yet filed the appeal I h. S»V faculty dilemma? Tr >. .. HAR0LDS°N 1.LH tn imnlv perish" has come to imply a faculty member's advancement may hinge A ffll or requested a stay of execution, clerks of the Michigan Court of Appeals and Supreme Court said Wednesday. By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer from spring 1975 to spring 1977. The college was approved by the board of trustees last spring. The structure committee has done The and a college Metropolitan Studies. will include a Department of Race and Ethnic Studies Department of Urban and I State News Staff Writer The College of Urban most of the work on the college thus more on what he publishes than on Cahalan said his office has not Development's undergraduate program far. The committee is identifying the ■ DroWaSt d?y of class and in wa,ks how well he teaches. prosecuted an abortion case in more should be fully operational by fall thrust of the college. Green said, and "We need to teach young people lite f °r ^ a stack 8reen and While many faculty members agree than a year. 1973, Robert L. Green, director of the will report to President Wharton by how to cope with the day - to - day lyoneX Jjone to fill out. Under his arm for the pressure to publish exists, Former state Sen. N. Lorraine Center for Urban affairs and acting the end of fall on the college's struggles of living in a rat environment," he said. "We - infested department chairmen and deans of the 1,070 Michigan dean of the college, said Tuesday. structure, extension possibilities and want our |uStPan0^0rreV^Uat,on tlme- disagree. one who filed the suit charging "Work is progressing quite rapidly," its incorporation of courses already students to have a commitment to |ortaT-r Ctor P'8*8 an equnlly Carroll Hawkins, associate professor women that state abortion laws violate a he said. "This college could well be the offered in the University. utilizing their skills." lportant 80016 w°uld say more of political science, cites a study woman's right to privacy and to beginning of the urban land - grant "As a member of the committee, I Graduates of the college will be able ■ether»f« urole ,n determining conducted 10 years ago by a political thrust in this country." control her own body, said she did not hope that the college's structure will to go on to graduate work in human I a n J ty member gets a raise science association. In the study, If the undergraduate program opens be problem oriented," Green said. "I number of publications ranks fust in getting expect the Court of Appeals to issue a fishifact.ng 1 the * phrase In a word "publish - or (continued on page 11) stay of execution. "It won't get anyplace before the in fall 1973, Green said, the first graduating class could be anytime hope that the college will keep abreast of the problems in America." (continued on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Qctober ,2 (Tt^TTCiFew ''%• _ By KAREN ZURAWSKI sign up to vote However, Theo fnUnn ii - Fulton, iLansing ancino ritv city clerk, didn't plprk didn't register register wa« Friday, was Tuesda but there Friday, but there wai wu of days between the state deadline shade of aa shade of variant. variance bv, summary State News Staff Writer anyone Tuesday and said she didn't know people could and the cloi.^ Few people registered Tuesday to vote for the register for the Nov. 7 election until noon, when the state federal period for registration. "N| elections division told her. "Michigan is one of the few states caught in presidential and vice - presidential offices only, but thuu. "I didn't publicize it," she said, "I didn't know it squeeze, he said. "•Hi seemingly few, including some city clerks, knew that people could. myself." The 1970 federal Vot,n« Ri*ht» Act reqUireg v The Lansing Township Clerk Ruth Rolfe, also didn't residency prior to the election for people to be Juul Voter registration officially ended Friday to vote for state and local offices, but because of a difference between register anyone Tuesday. She didn't know people could still vote. The state law ends registration on the register to vote for the top two offices until 3 p.m. before the election. fiction Most Mo«t other oth»r states st.tA...— use a 30. ft the state and federal law, registration continued for the top d Tuesday. he said. two federal offices on Tuesday. Between 20 and 25 people registered in East Lansing and "It's not any secret. It's been publicized man,, I Bernard Apol, director of the elections division, Michigan three mQK ,n Mcridilin Township. that there is a 30 - day period," he said, "There is no way anyone Dept.inf nf Cfofa of State, coisl said WorlnocHav Wednesday, "TI Hnn'f don't thinlr fhoro wflQ think there was . . . .■ « .• ■ _ referri, Apo, exp|aine FRI. 9:30 AM 9:00 PM - SAT. 9:30 AM.6:00 PM QUART NIGHT? will probably be called aid in the recommen1 laws if it decides that an unborn child is a person with now appearing: iiinie Oakley Jk * A J A Rail said. I""-R-QUANTITY 1c FOR QUANTITY constitutional rights. But Stewart added that up to now a fetus has never been considered to be a person. Should the high court veer at the 04k:|*e»ojr VVM7 • I 9 to 9 DAILY IPAPER EATEHjy.oTj ^ from past thinking and grant constitutional rights to unborn children, the justice added, Available without then state laws which allow abortion freely would have to be viewed as "grossly unconstitutional," allowing the killing of people. Ex-senators honored w I* Get 100 gallons of gas The Senate passed a resolution Wednesday naming its two office buildings in honor of w'th new car financing deceased senators. The old senate office building authorized in from your credit union 1904 was designated the Richard Brevard Russell Office Building in honor of the Georgia Democrat Right now is the perfect time to buy a new car. Why? who died Jan. 21, 1971. The new Senate office building, authorized in Dealers are selling the new models at last year's prices. 1948, was named for Everett Winter is right around the corner, and you know what that McKinley Dirksen, means Illinois Republican, who served 16 for your old car. years in the House and nearly 19 years in the Senate before his But most important, your death Sept. 7, 1969. credit union is now offering 100 gallons of FREE gas with new car financing. That's just one more good reason to buy your new car now - and to finance it with your credit union. If you work on the Virginia mayor dies university campus and are not yet a member of the credit union, don't waste another day (or dollar). Come in Searchers have found the body of Mayor George today and start using your most valuable "fringe benefit." F. Lee, Emparia, Va., who drowned Saturday after And pick up your Credit Union wading into the turbulent Meherrin River trying to Night tickets, too. Chilling- Creamy. Thick. Rich. McDonald's Shakes. Chocolate. rescue some children he mistakenly believed had Strawberry. Your Basic Vanilla. (Straws included at no extra been swept away by floodwaters. cost) I Lee, 44, was the seventh victim of last week's Also Available In mEMPLOYEES ORANGE floods in Virginia. His body was found near a small rock Tuesday floating in the river ^JNIO^j 234 W.Grand River island, only about 150 feet below 600 E. Crescent Rd., Open Sun. - Thurs. his home. just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. till 12 A.M. FRI.-SAT. till 1 A.M. Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mo n. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 1024 E.Grand River Open Sun. Thurs. - till 1 A.M. FRI. - SAT. till 2 A.M. EDITORIALS POINT OF VIEW State should McGovern-our registration I am By PAUL PRATT Bay City sophomore in vehement disagreement with Fox's to desert the political process and carry on business as usual. How may I ask, is an end to the and the casualties and captured we are suffering. , j The* actions Include stopping the ^ , .. out of the belief that always deserving of in foreign affairs. President's hands" U not the ^ unstinting" I Confusion over voter amendment in the 1970 Federal Michael Fox's article in Friday's State war brought closer by "example and bombing, pulling all the troops out of an int education" on the part of the store Indochina, and ceasing to supply prowar slogan; and I do registration deadlines early this Voting Rights Act. Bernard News ("Personal tools for peace that Congress would not k outweigh political means"). clerk who may well be selling the weapons for Thieu and his brother week points out the need for a Apol, director of the elections products of a conglomerate intimately generals in Laos and Cambodia, and docile precedent In rever* order u " revision of Michigan's election division admits knowing about In my opinion, he fails to (over the distinguish a Utopian world without involved in the U.S. war effort; on the they can be ordered by the President President's the discrepancy, but he did laws or at least some minimal coordination among federal, says not think it a state office's war from an immediate end to the Indochina war. He is correct to state part of the banker, who may be helping the conglomerate invest its war or Congress. To suggest that since these two branches haven't taken the resumption of the re-escalation of the War bon^l af, 1 function to inform local officials profits; or the factory worker, who necessary steps to peace, they are President ordered it state and local election officials. that peace (in the first sense) will not stopped The same applies to Students and other East of federal regulation. result from the election of any may be building its war products? therefore incapable of doing so, Is the h A personal commitment to peace, unthinking to say the least. budget; should Congress del The stance is technically politician, nor will it come without a Lansing residents were notified thoughtfully expressed, may be useful is true that Congress, as a body, superhawk mood, the President 1 correct. But it leaves an profound change in the nationalistic has generally seemed as warlike as the still be Monday afternoon they had until viewpoints of most of the world's to spur consciousness, just as the likely to retain the upr*,!"1 5 p.m. Tuesday to register to information void which results in demonstrations were. Neither, president, but accounts of debates on by refusing to spend theT;Jl people. However, used in the second antiwar legislation reveal that such authorization vote for the top two offices in confusion and hinders total sense (an end to the Indochina war), I however, will initiate the actions legislation has usually been defeated or by "J believe peace is possible, and that it is which are necessary to end both the appropriations in excess of J51 the upcoming election. Voter community efforts to register as wanted. wlutl registration groups reacted with many voters as possible. The problem then is no surprise to the announcement, Little can be done about this congenital inability on the part of A and rightfully so. They had been election, but changes can be President to end the war, but 11 informed Friday was the last day made for the future to avoid having the wrong person in ,lB to continue registration. unnecessary delays. There are at position. Obtaining a President a will order a complete end What happened? least two alternative solutions. to then! military role in Indochina will onbi The state elections division The first would be honest done an through political action r did not inform city clerks and course, the election of Sen G attempt among all federal, state the general public of the McGovern as President is no and local officials at greater par, It is, nevertheless, the cooperation. When discrepancies Indochinese for avoidance only hopeofl exist between federal and state 0f |a more years' terror from the skies Recycle registration requirements, state officials should be responsible for informing local officials of They will not care if elected for the wrong reason apparent personality" as McGovenJ Fox puu| - State those varying regulations, since state officials are in the best But without the active those who say they are for won't win at all. support peace 1 I With the ever increasing position to know of the That, in final analysis, , consumption of natural resources variations. Irritates me so much about F in the society, care must be article. The The second suggestion would compUceJ above-the-battle stance he takes taken to preserve as much of be simpler in the long run. woJ directly against the only chance | nature as possible and to Michigan could bring its own have to halt the violence i completely utilize those natural residency requirements into line barbarism of the Indochina w resources we extract. with federal guidelines to cut may never be this close again." On the MSU campus, 15 tons down on confusion. Most states of paper trees obtained from precious delivered to residence conform to the federal 30 - day MICHAEL FOX are residency requirement for voting halls each week in the form of registration; Michigan sets the the State News. This week the fifth Friday before the election annual State News 'U' second as the voter registration deadline. recycling project has been started in residence halls Control Authority under the coordination of Fred Moore. by the Waste Coordination between state and federal regulations would speed the voting process for future elections. The University has authored a eyes of how education should be revised to the constituency they radical serve. The to the radical document. better the Univesity campus, in otherj,J A little effort is required to serve society. The trend, the task force maintains, University will go to the | Voter Entitled "A Better Life," the ramifications of this line of thinking, requires redefinition of the return one's newspaper to a registration is a a Learning experiences will take plaol document in question is a 76 - page however, could alter the experience educational process. necessary tool in the voting as many formats and contexts al collection point, but the report from the president's office which we know as "college Admittedly, those students and content and purposes require," n combined efforts of many people process. It should never be advocating basic changes in the education." faculty comfortable with the status document states. an unnecessarily complicated attidues with which most Americans Instead of predominately serving will bring about maximum use of quo of the University will be Overall, the report does j natural resources. obstacle for citizens expressing regard higher education, people between 18 and 24 years old threatened by the call for change. Of advocate specific changes as mud! who attend college for four Save the environment. Recycle their opinions at the polls on At this point, the prehminary report years and all institutions, education especially revision of the attitude people tr FWtinn liiecuon r>av of the MSU Task Force on L,felon«- buy a degree, the institutions of higher has concocted an aura of caste and towards education. Instead of the State News. L»ay. Education is a philosophical discussion education must considerably expand isolation beiig placing itself above training facility for people to a< innovation and healthy self - criticism. jobs in the society, education m The fact that President very help people live the good life: 1 ART BUCHWALD Wharton called attention to the need for through material attainment, higher education reform by helping people understand commissioning this task force is an appreciate the vast knowledge | optismistic sign. In advocating lifelong Political ads technology now available to humi make education, requires on - Wharton commission insist that modern and going learning and the sensible sources for this education the society Change in institutional attits| cannot be imposed by administ edict, but rather brought are through honest and full discussiotl the existing institutions. the role of higher education. Lifekr McGovern says, "I don't feel like Agnew says, "But I use a she jumps out of bed and rushes to the It seems to me that the men in Though it is difficult to lift partial education will not be accomplished! going out and campaigning today. I deodorant." medicine cabinet. She gives him two charge of making quotes from the preliminary text creating a department devoted to IT up advertising just seem so sluggish and tired these "Yes," says Arnie, holding up a can, tablets in a glass of water. without destroying the document's campaigns for our presidential The next field, but when existing departmr days." "but maybe you need a dry one that moring Sarge, refreshed flow, consider for a moment: candidates could do just as well if they Eleanor looks at him and asks, "Is it all integrate on - going education ia would take the TV commercials that day. When you're out »nd sparkling, says to Eunice, "Well, "No longer can the campus be an their own curriculum. uhh... irregularity?" campaigning, most deodorants won't I've got to go to a catfish fry at the All isolated subculture dominated by Students who have dropped out are now on the air and them for their own use. paraphrase McGovern nods his head sheepishly. give you 24-hour protection." Agnew Souls Baptist Church this morning, so young people and their values; no have become disenchanted J "I have just the thing for it." She takes the can from Arnie. just give me some of your delicious For example, I could see Pat Nixon longer can tradition determine goals college in the past few years are up! hold up a blue bottle. We cut to Agnew on a cooking a steak over a campfire. She college scrambled eggs, bacon and an English and objectives. People of all ages, in part with the commercial We cut down to McGovern at a campus. A group of kids, all with muffin for breakfast." says to the audience, "I've been First backgrounds, locations and packaging of education. The c< rally. He's smiling and happy. The beards and wearing beads, are crowded Eunice puts her arms around Sarge's occupations have educational needs to of lifelong education removes in Lady for almost four years and yet I feel younger now than when Dick first crowds are cheering. He hugs Eleanor around and they're laughing. "We neck and smiles into the camera, "My be addressed through higher learning," this tedious "academic pj and says, "I feel great, thanks to you." want Spiro! We want husband, I think I'll keep him." took the job as President. That's Spiro!" they the document states. which has prostituted the 1 Eleanor giggles, and Snow start chanting. Then Agnew turns to Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times "In because I exercise, get eight hours White Formula 67." . . some cases, people have come process. the camera and winks. "Arnie was sleep, eat right and take iron for my Another commercial could show right. All deodorants aren't alike." Personally, I am both amazed i blood. Dick treats me better now then excited he did when I used to wear a cloth Spiro Agnew on the golf course The final commercial idea could John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie meet that MSU is attempting J Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial the challenge of " coat." playing with Arnie Palmer. Then the show Sarge Shriver. First he's eatirj a editor. camera cuts to the country club locker education. No longer can MSU divol Just then Richard Nixon pizza in an Italian neighborhood, then Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, itself from the real world in we see room. "That was great fun," Agnew he's eating a frankfurter in a Jewish city editor; Bill Whiting, photo editor;Gary | walking toward Pat. He's dressed in a says as he takes off his shirt. "I wish I delicatessen, then he's eating Polish Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, copy educational philosophy. In 1 plaid wool shirt and blue jeans. He didn't have to go out now and face chief. departments — animal husbandry! comes behind her and kisses her on the ham in a Polish restaurant, then he's those rotten, miserable kids. They hate Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; economics to social work to history! neck. Then he says to the camera, eating an Idaho potatoe on a farm, wife, I think I'll keep her." "My me. I can't understand why." Then we cut to Sarge in bed with Jim Signorelli, asst. advertising Al Kirleis, circulation manager. manager; a basic evaluation of the contributij^ Amie Palmer says, "Maybe it has to the society as a whole r Another could Eunice. He's groaning and moaning, "I one show Sen. The Michigan State News is a seven time made. something to do with underarm can't believe I ate the... " - McGovern and his wife in their home. ^ recipient of the Pacemaker Award for perspiration." ' "Don't say it!" Eunice screams as outstanding journalism. Hopefully, progressive changes follow the radical document of ti Commission on Lifelong Education I Two Nationalism American, and indeed all the workers university's general preparation for Dangerous of the world realize that their interests are not in fighting one another for homecoming, by the selection of a To the Editor: woman of our floor to vie for the title national salvation but rather in of queen. A vote was taken and Perhaps it should be mentioned that uniting the To the Editor: ] Cents to cast their national CBS news last week announced that ruling classes on unanimous decision was a boycott of a not only does the Soviet Union charge the scrapheap of only then will the human history, then and be rid practice that we consider to be a This time I've had it. trusty campus police are proclaim^ While oj an exit tax on its citizens wishing to race highly sexist institution. We feel that of the tragedy of war. the women of MSU have a far vicious campaign against bicyw emigrate but, that this is also the greater role to play In who fall to obey traffic regulato* Worth CORRECTION: A point policy of the Israilis. I am also under the impression that the Israeli policy of blowing up questionable Arabs' houses in connection with suspected Michael T. Ballard East Lansing resident Sept. 30, 1972 trite character of a a larger opinion. today's society than the sense, an beauty queen or, in object of American I've been nearly plastered by drivers who have failed to the right of way. Twice, 1 might foU[ fj of terrorist activity, is a terrorist activity The boycott of the selection of by professional bus drivers. view by Harold A. a in itself. homecoming queen is only a small Schwi1! McAllister which appeared Monday incorrectly quoted Black September, Zionism, Russian Good gesture and example of our concerning the treatment of American feelings for Although some my American bicycle is built aged like a reason I fear it would M McAllister as saying "The communism, all of these are just the women. We have been made to stand stand up against a ton or two 1 American Federation of many faces of class ruled nationalsim. To the Editor: on Their conflicts are rooted in ruling an inactive pedestal of male crushing steel. Nor would I. State and County Municipal opinion for too many years and we are class antagonisms that are economic in Employes desire to You're off to a fine start with such pjoud to say that this day is slowly Why, may I ask, do the police '"L nature and which are transferred to postpone the election for a stories as Robert Bao's piece on the drawing to an end. Change of the on persecuting us bicyclists whiwfl few weeks is general population through the Snyder system traffic laws are constantly more rationalized propaganda of the press - Phillips Hall and Gary can be offered only through important than the MSU Korreck's feature on Mike Midendt, resisting the established rules, and we ignored by the negligent drii and media in general. The way these Employe's Assn. (MSUEA) conflicts must be done away with is to bus driver. Wire service news I can read vehemently resist being exploited considerably more dangerous blatant in the Lansing and Detroit papers; through such sexist male Rather, they are the ones who i attempts to root out their cause, namely class rule. - oriented be "educated" to the fact thath local and campus stories are v/hat channels. We feel that the precipitate it." McAllister selection of fall under the Michigan vehicle« The sociatsim that Karl Marx make the State News my favorite a homecoming queen does not truly actually said that desired postponement is no the advocated recognized only two classes of any present historical significance, newspaper. Ms. Addiann Hinds Queen represent the women of MSU so we feel that we must oppose this action Wake up, patrolmen! My more improper than the the International working class and the To the Editor: by a boycott of its principles. MSUA's blatent attempts to international ruling class. If and when A _ E<"tor,ia' Assistant Agricultural Economics .Open letter to the Homecoming Queen Jane RudmanjOkemos David 8.R precipitate it. the Palestinian, Israeli, Russian, Selection Committee: sophomore Portage Oct. and 16 women Qf 4 B Rather 6,1972 We were asked to contribute to this - Hall Oct. 10,1972 Oct. 6, l™] I MicW#"1 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 12, 1972 5 iNESBURY by Garry Trudeau 6P0MN6 UP TO BE A MOMMY IS ONE & THE MOST tOWPEPfUL TH/N6S A PTTIE &PL CAN uwr TP CO ffVT THECe pop /msta/vcb, she CAM MOPAr H£f> HEAP OPE AMP SHOU) ALL THOSE- APF06AMT BOys that she's just as youee a yoo Michigan called key APE OTHER TH/N6S //V Ut£ CAPABLE ,WP /MTEUS6&ST SHE CAM DO A3 WELL ArtP a?£M7Ve AS Arty ubbie; APE N'T you. bet, HOMY to McGovern victory By CRAIG GEHRING He said the poll also indicated State News Staff Writer McGovern is leading in Los Angeles Pierre Salinger, special adviser to County. Sen. George McGovern, Salinger indicated the California stopped in Lansing Wednesday in a continuing results are typical of McGovern's effort by the Democratic nominee to position in nearly all the states they win the Michigan vote in November. consider important. Salinger's visit closely followed The former press secretary to John McGovern's own two-day swing in the J. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson state Monday and Tuesday and denied the Democrats are writing off preceded the scheduled appearance of the South to Nixon. "We are just being vice-presidential nominee, Sargent practical, that's all," he explained. Shriver, on campus today. When pressed by newsmen about Salinger told an audience of 200 McGovern's chances in Michigan, gathered for a $10-a-plate luncheon fund-raiser, that McGovern will win in Salinger said he was "optimistic." He added that while they would hope to November and Michigan is a key state win here, McGovern could still win if in the victory plans. 1PAIGN speeds up "Regardless of what the polls may he fails to carry the electorate. "The Detroit News polls showed we say and regardless of what we may read in the press, George McGovern is halved the margin in 17 days," \Faculfy forces to ho going to be elected in November," Salinger told his audience. Salinger discounted the national polls by saying they do not reflect the Salinger said. "I am confident the next one Will show him even farther." narrowing the gap Salinger also said that what he termed "the greatest level of way the president is elected. He said activity bargaining the polls include states where McGovem is far behind but do not figure strategy. into the overall campaign for a Democratic candidate years," is being missed by the national polls. in 20 "This activity has to have an impact and nonunion groups will present their The meetings between I By TOM HAROLDSON departments Salinger referred later in a press on Election Day," Salinger predicted. respective positions on collective and the union, nonunion groups are conference to a California poll which To the delight of his partisan ■ State Mews Staff Writer bargaining. open discussions in which the vying shows McGovern trailing President audience, the long-time campaigner I tempo for the faculty collective Representing MSU-Faculty groups give their positions. Nixon by only 4 per cent in that state. ripped into the Nixon administration. Ting campaign is picking up, as a Associates (MSU-FA) will be Mary He said the Republicans are carrying J of University department Tompkins, president-elect, and Gladys out "an abominable snow job" on the |gs between union and nonunion Beckwith, treasurer-secretary. Evangelists Ford, Bell to American public. ■are being held this week. Pauline Adams, member of Salinger attacked those who have 1 American thought and language the executive board for the local labeled McGovern a radical. He said J Dept. is sponsoring an informal Kg at 8 tonight in 314 Bessey chapter of the American Assn. of University Professors (AAUP), and appear at campus rally McGovern "is talking about the same American vurtues the Democratic (Representatives from the union Patricia D'Idri, treasurer of AAUP, will party has always stood for." offer opposition to MSU-FA. Evangelists Leighton Ford and Albert Levak, professor of social Ralph Bell will address a student rally Recalling that Nixon labeled John Kennedy a radical in 1960, Salinger (vis alters science and member of the Committee for Concerned Faculty, will oppose at 4 p.m. today near Beaumont Tower. During the rally, members of Baptist Student Foundation helped remarked, "There is no way anyone can run against Richard Nixon without the collective bargaining advocates. campus Christian organizations will promote Ford's appearance, but added being labeled a radical." pgram aims The members of the procollective bargaining position are all assistant present Ford with a copy of "Good News for Modern Man," a modern - many other Christian groups have contributed to the week's events. Salinger ridiculed those language New Testament being administration officals, who in his professors in the ATL Dept. Ford and Bell will speak at the rally distributed on campus this week. words, "Say you can't vote for George on "the revolutionary d East Lansing figure, Mickey power of the James Madison McGovern because he is wobbly on the announced that his "Peace Toys College will sponsor Dave Spence, coordinator of Ford's word of God in today's world to issues." kiildren" program has changed an open meeting at 3 p.m. Friday in appearance in the Lansing area, change men and society. Ford will 329 Case Hall. Speakers for each group attributed this week's "If any man has been s to aim at East Lansing evangelistic also speak at 7:30 tonight in 109 wobbly on Pierre Salinger says McGovern will be announced today. the instead of Vietnamese program campus to an Anthony Hall and Bell will address issues in the history of politics, will carry Michigan. "unprecedented spirit of unity" students at a noon luncheon in the that man is Richard Nixon," Salinger ;0h On Tuesday, faculty of the Dept. of among student Christian organizations. Holden Hall '67 Room. said. State News photo by Milt Horst Social Science will meet with the Sleeting is planned at 8:30 p.m. campaigning groups at 7:30 p.m. in He cited Campus Crusade for Christ, n the Free U office, Union, to B102 Wells Hall. Speakers are to be The Navigators, the Intervarsity ithe group's plans. announced. Christian Fellowship, the East Lansing NOW!! 5 GREAT MEN'S is hosting a STORE-WIDE 17th Anniversary Sale MEN'S FAMOUS MAKERS SUITS AND OUTER COATS (1 AND 2 TROUSERS) Regular $80.00 to $95.00 Values Now $69.95, $79.95 to $84.95 Other $100.00 to $255.00 Values Now $89.95 to $209.95 . 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JOCKEY. OTHERS HOLDEN 11REID I^cobsoris • Michigan Bankard • Master Charge DOWNTOWN LANSING — LOGAN CENTER — ST. JOHNS —LANSING MALI i ill 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, 0clobM| SPORTS MSU-'M' clash features a battle of top fullbacks By RICK GOSSELIN Rv RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer Football is a game of inches. Sometimes they come in big picking up a lot of coat tail yardage. But he is supplying his bunches like when Michigan fullback Ed Shuttlesworth won threats this season and though he keys the entire carries the ball. Sometimes they come in small bunches like offense, a defense can't concentrate solely on stopping him when MSU fullback Arnold Morgado carries the ball. to stop Michigan. Of course the degree of inches gained is determined by "Michigan has great halfback speed to complement the different philosophies of the offense of the two teams. Shuttlesworth's power," coach Duffy Daugherty said. Michigan runs from the power-I and can afford to shove "You've got to respect that speed and also the potential Shuttlesworth into the line with the pigskin from 20 to 30 that Franklin has on the option play. These guys make It a times per game. MSU runs from the wishbone set and the little easier for Shuttlesworth to maneuver." fullback is a secondary ball carrier, used only to Morgado lacks the brutal force that Shuttlesworth keep the defense off balance. confronts the defenses with, but is more than adequate Michigan likes to grind out the yardage, punching the with his speed. Morgado just last week was installed as the ball into the line and eating up as much of the clock as starting Spartan fullback after impressive final quarter possible. Shuttlesworth fits into Bo Schembechler's offense performance against Georgia Tech and Southern California. nicely, thank you, for he punches into that line and keeps He responded with over 50 yards against Notre Dame in h punching into it. He has carried for 390 yards in the initial varsity start. Wolverines' four games thus far and has lugged the football "We didn't get a real good look at Morgado during the 74 times. He is averaging over five per spring drills because of a pulled hamstring," offensive carry though his longest bolt from scrimmage has only been 21 yards. backfield coach Gordie Serr said. Last year, Shuttlesworth gained 877 yards on the In limited action over the first three ground games of the season but was only second on the team, taking runner • and with his one start last up honors week, Morgado is presently to Bill Taylor and his 1,350 yards. second in total offense on the team and is Many people felt that averaging 4.9 Ed Shuttlesworth everyone was keying on Taylor and Shuttlesworth was yards per carry, tops on the team. Arnold \1or"(i(lo Tiger momentu As from wi By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer Sports Analysis Momentum is a scary toy in the world of sports. The Tigers off to their winter strategy also l „ Detroit Tigers have it hibernation spas while the bottom of the and e the Oakland Athletics are Athletics would advance to that's where i a million dollar haven called comes in. scared. the World Series. But with The Tigers h The Tigers arose from the the win, the Tigers still have backs to the wall in grave in the bottom of the a breath of fresh air en week of the 10th inning with the sea... route to Cincinnati. ripped Boston for ti. Athletics three nails short of wins they needed. J sealing their coffin. Billy Martin dragged his troops Mickey Lolich pitched backs were to the another nine inning gem but they were two gi into the bottom of the 10th wasn't around for the to Oakland at the sb inning Wednesday, behind 3 glorious 10th as Martin's the - 1, and tippy - toed out playoffs, Their 1 pinch hitting strategy failed were to the wall w with a 4 - 3 win. 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LANSING Your Headquarters — for "STRAIGHT '•/«" STEREO ANSWERS" I MtLKLU AHXWt.K* 351-1 J State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 12, 1972 7 |Michigan SPORTS Tigers roar from behind to win, 4-3 ,orr (i^1) ~ J,m game, Gates drove In pinch hitter Brown from third As in their park in the first game of the best-of-five homered in the third for the Tigers' first run, and Kaline throw to second on the play for the As' second error of base with the winning run, playoff series for the Ai each singled off As pitcher the game, so the bases and set off another invasion "L with the pennant and the World Bob Locker. Joe Horlen remained full as Hamilton ^iif in of hysterical fans onto the Series chance. in to came pitch to Gates „ replaced Horlen on the turf of Tiger Stadium. Wednesday, with the Brown and threw wild a mound for Oakland. fe I" 'bW-nin r.uy Hundreds in the crowd of 37,615 were on the field teams tied again nine innings, the at 1-1 after pitch on which both runners "We wanted him to come Ve the Detroit As grabbed advanced. Brown walked to home. We wanted him to before all the Tiger heroes 3-1 lead in the 10th, again 1. 4-3 win over the could reach the dugout and a fill the bases, and McAuliffe make sure of one (out), so 1, Athletics and set with Gonzaio Marquez a key scored when Bill Freehan he should have thrown to J American League some safety. players had to fight to factor. But this time the Tigers had chance grounded to third baseman Sal the plate," Williams said, unship clash today. The win turned the tables a square the account and to Bando on a fielder's between nervous puffs on a ithrup's decisive hit they choice. cigaret, of his third Oakland, since it almost did. )8ve Hamilton, the on Second baseman Gene baseman's play. Bando went Dick ^ pitcher to enter the duplicated the win by the Tenace dropped Bando's to second, his throw was a bit wide, and Tenace couldn't hang onto the ball. 9s vs. Fre A with run scored, making it 3-2 nobody out and the bases still loaded. "Home?" Bando asked. t for Sun "Yeh, if the ball had been hit at me — or Harder." "Sure he (Bando) forced By LYNN HENNING it," said Reggie Jackson, who watched from center News Sports Writer State field while the 3-1 lead his team earned melted away. Costly error j piffi and the Freaks are scheduled to meet "You've got to remember, Tiger outfielder Gates Brown barrels into Oakland second baseman Gene Tenace, Ihnt this time it won't be on Grand River Avenue. he was throwing to a guy 15 rd annual Bull Bowl is slated for this Sunday at who hasn't played that forcing the As player to drop Sal Bando's throw and allow a run to score during the Tiger's three - run 10th inning Wednesday. Vstadium with kickoff at 2 p.m. It's hoped that much second base." AP Wirephoto < attendance will far surpass last year's crowd of Hamilton walked Norm "Our first guy (Bob "We had the game won. will decide it. Tigers .nd 0f course all proceeds will be going to Aid | game Cash to force in the tying Locker) didn't get the first We should have won it," Manager Billy Martin ia Stricken American Children (ALSAC). run. The Tigers, the fans two guys out," Williams Bando said softly. selected Woody Fryman to 11. for the battle are presently on sale at the East and even the As seemed to said, not bothering to run pitch and Williams will use notice and campus police stations, Marshall Music, sense the Detroit would The victory gave each John (Blue Moon) Odom, through his next two ^Bar and Paul Revere's. Tickets will go on sale win. Hamilton pitched to pitchers, Horlen and team two wins in the AL winner of the second game n Sunday, at the stadium and as usual, all tickets •Northrup, but it was futile Hamilton. He didn't have playoffs and today's fifth for the As, over Fryman. al admission and only $1. as he slapped the ball deep to. They didn't get anybody it of victories went to the Freaks in the first two to right to bring in Brown. out, either. I winning by scores of 12 - 7 and 12 - 8. Last year's Athletics starter, Jim t is still in the minds of many when, with just two L Hunter gave up the Tigers' Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. showing on the clock, the Freaks put the ball in first run, on McAuliffe's Men's IM fcd scored with time expired. third-inning homer, while 1 season the Pigs are set on avenging the previous Natural Pigs - Freaks hostilities come into open Mickey Lolich, starting for implete The deadline entry for C and it is a confident group of Pigs who will trot out combat again Sunday with the kick - off in the the Tigers, protected the 1-0 residence hall, fraternity lubrication and lead until the seventh when and oil change ■ Spartan's tartan turf Sunday. annual Bull Bowl at Spartan Stadium. The Freaks independent paddleball Mike Epstein homered to tie Strainer Freaks have had their problems," Maxie seek their third consecutive win. teams is noon, Friday. cleaning the game after Lolich had included l, who is in charge of press relations for the game, State News photo by Don Gerstner retired 13 straight batters. The Jenison Fieldhouse swimming pool will not be | Freaks have had three coaching changes this year open for informal lank Elliott is presently at the helm of the squad, son also said that publicity for the game hasn't Trevino confined to bed, swimming. Please consult the Men's IM Building hours Vifldumyw VtakKkkif for the Men's IM informal y good so far and that it is hoped that this won't hours. | Sunday's crowd. ■ck Ginther returns as coach of the Pigs and, while a Ir crew of players than last year has hurt his team, he lels his squad is ready to go. "We're 10 guys short over may WENTWORTH, miss Piccadilly match England (UPI) — selected eight-man field from the United iar," Ginther explained, "and I think the wives had a Tournament favorite Lee Trevino quit States, Britain, Australia and South Africa, ■do*with it." practice and was confined to bed under Lee was drawn against fellow American tther also mentioned that several players didn't get in doctors orders Wednesday on the eve of Doug Sanders, also far from fully fit and a ar and consequently a number of poor sports the $62,500 Piccadilly World Match Play man making his first appearance in the 1. However, the squad still is equipped with 39 men, ^°'*The'doctore'says Lee has S"""™.« European 121 LT't' ^ Ihough depth is admittedly one of Ginther's problems, « respiratory le're gonna play a wide open game," Ginther «nS .nd is to .Uy in bed," hi, l.°.'c<;"0°? 1M. "We're going to do some things that will "Hte tea lot of people." I proceeds from the contest are earmarked for St. Trevino, runner-up in 1970, was Second favorite at 11-4 in Wednesday's I Hospital and their $8.5 million dollar expansion installed as 5-2 favorite for the three day odds was reigning champion Gary Player, I. Presently the hospital has received a $5 million man-to-man event which has a top-class of South Africa. I grant and the other $3.5 million must come from Ions such as the Pigs - Freaks game. It year $25,000 in proceeds were netted from the Innel 5 (WJIM) will do a 30 minute special on the »t 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Portion .. how it is: ) SLIDE AND LECTURE PRESENTATION ) QUESTIONS It's the real thing. Coke. Real life calls for real taste. ) CLINICAL FILM OF A SUCTION For the taste of your life—Coca-Cola. ABORTION Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by. "Coca-coia Bottling company of Michigan- (optional) PRESENTED BY -- DR. AND MRS. J.C. WILLKE WELL KNOWN SEXOLOGISTS MON., OCT. 16, 1972 4-6 P.M. 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But a stay of Roth's Roth's Kelley has vowed to does not through a segregated an official ruling, and Kelley in bungalow throughout the windows Detroit public schools was made Tuesday by the U.S. May, hoping to sidestep the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of housing pattern and by took the case back to the actions and inaction by Court of Appeals in busing order issued by the appeals court remains in submit another appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if action' 'SimiET ' metropolitan area bear the Supreme Court when the Appeals' refusal to consider state and local agencies, Cincinnati. A decision from effect at least until the the appeals court rules of Kelley, gro firm declaration, "This high court decided the time an appeal of a segregation including the Detroit Board that three-judge panel may appellate court rules on against him, and Tuesday's Roth's order ^ family will not be bused," was not right to step into ruling by U.S. District Court of Education. come as soon next Kelley's request. Supreme Court decision to the U.S. but the judicial this desegregation case. But Judge Stephen J. Roth in Supreme Cm confirmation or rejection of Tuesday's decision does not Detroit. Kelley appealed that that policy remains in prevent future high court Roth had ruled in ruling to the appellate limbo. action. September 1971, that court, but was refused a Another in a court decisions myriad of relating to Gov. Milliken sent Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley to the Detroit schools, two-thirds black, were segregated review of the case Feb. 23 because Roth had not issued 10,000 CHEER McGOVERN a final order ready for appeal under federal court rules. That decision Kelley's appeal to the high court in May. Kelley wanted led to WMU By ROBERT BAO State News Staff Writer swing through State. the Motor McGovern hit hard welcome on proceeded to the issue of war. not Demi defense. muscle, 0f the Supreme Court to KALAZAMOO - Sen. As McGovern stepped up "There is one issue that reverse decision the appeals court and George McGovern, national to the podium, a dozen will not go away," he said, "We'H still military ha I immediate review of the hear an polls say, is losing support centrally located students "and that is the tragic the power t0 Soviet Union PuiJf Detroit among college students, but hoisted up pro-Nixon signs, killing and dying and t mes >3 case. So the over," Supreme Court was those from Western provoking thunderous boos destruction that still goes on I just see McGoveml from the crowd. But the no considering Kelley's Michigan University might in Asia. sen*! find that hard to believe. boos turned into laughter spending to increa#f five-month-old appeal when "In the time I'm speaking when McGovern pleaded: capacity for overkill." it ruled Tuesday, and several About 10,000 of the to "We ought to welcome you," he said, "we will Following his appear, significant things have college's 21,000 students them because it's obvious drop another 100,000 McGovern drove happened in the case since squeezed their way into the rounds of deadly bombs on t0 they're never going to see Creek for a brief confend May. university fieldhouse their candidate. He's still in Southeast Asia." before Tuesday to hear the South In leaving for Ghi J the question and The night Roth set up a special Dakota senator. Many sat in the White House resting answer period, someone had attended a before, Mcg^T panel to draw up a remedy cliff-like comfortably on his Gallup $50.«a suspension noted that Republicans are fund-raiser that drew for the which he segregation overhanging the balcony. polls." saying that McGovem's than 1,700 J- found, and the The laughter increased Democut(l Time and again they military policy will turn the panel massive decided upon a interrupted McGovem's when a number of America into a second rate Raleigh HoUse Southfield. t busing plan pro-McGovem signs went I 30-minute speech with power. "What do you say to involving Detroit and 52 suburban school districts. cheers and applause, making up, reading "Don't Let Dick Screw Us Again," "Thieu's that?" he queried. McGovem's tour Michigan is his fourth J I For the sake of appeals. it the most enthusiastic Thru" "I say and Nixon's often nuts," McGovern March. This Roth declared the findings reception of his latest 2-day repeated words of Oct. 9, answered before explaining considered to be statel how his crucUB 1968: "Those who have had proposed military McGovern is to Reachout with k cuts succ«JI a chance for four years and are aimed at the fat, his presidential bid. ® could not produce peace t eighton Ford hi should not be given another 7:30 Nightly,Lansing Civic Center chance." October 13 22 Today, Thursday, October 12 12:00 noon. . . Holden Hall.. .LUNCHEON (Speaker - RALPH BELL) 4:00 p.m Beaumont Tower . OUTDOOR RALLY (Presentation of a Special Edition New Testament to Dr. Leighton Ford) SECURITY GUARDS at FOR THE SECOND J Remarks - Ralph Bell. the MSU Bookstore arrested in two . . Music John Fischer and Local Talent days, vandals J 7:30 p.m Anthony Hall (109). .LEIGHTON FORDand a 20 - year - old female . spray paint to deface a J ALL SEATS FREE JOHN FISCHER ALL WELCOME student Tuesday afternoon in the Spartan ViU for attempting to take laundry. Damage J IRHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHA patches, valued at $4.75, from the store. The case has been referred to the estimated at $20. PRESENTS prosecuting attorney. A VACUUM CLEAN! was taken Tuesday from! main floor lounge ii Akers Hall. The I estimated at $138. Tonight 7:00 & 9:00 - Conrad Aud. This movie will also be shown Fri., Sat, & Sun. Open to students, faculty, & staff only. $1 Admission I.D.'s may be checked. FEUINIS THE CLOWNS IS NOT TO BE MISSED! Tonight 7:00 & 9:00 - Wilson Aud. This movie will also be shown Fri., Sat., & Sun. Open to students, faculty, & staff only L_ $1 Admission I.D.'s may be checked. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, October 12, 1972 9 FOUNDED BY KING lleaners hit by )fc> strike U sifiRTS Rights group in dollar crisis ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - Another key and long - cutbacks. Bach said the reductions will not affect "SCLC is in no danger of The Southern Christian time staffer who resigned as decision to the programs. "Everyone is resign was going out of business. We're Leadership Conference a result of the personnel difficult to make. having to pinch pennies," he going to have to tighten our If' ,0, -improved benefit* and dignity (SCLC), founded by Dr. cutback was Tom "They clearly needed to said. belts. Our history is the Wl !ob " Fred Goldberg, national Martin Luther King Jr., is in such financial straits that it Offenburger, director of cut staff but they cut back history of black people " Jtive for the Amalgamated recently cut off 21 public relations. on some of their most Rev. SCLC's Joseph Lowery, chairman of the who've always been poor ■ Workers Wednesday. of America, AFL-CIO, • m employes, prompting several key staffers to resign in Both Offenburger Cooks declined to and productive people," said a civil rights leader who board at its recent convention in Dallas, Tex., and broke," Lowery added. Abernathy is out of the lf>«n per cent of the work force went protest. discuss possible further any other of the declined to be identified. that "we were running a country and not available Eke Sept- 26, charging Baryamea with " I disagreed with the cuts, and felt strongly cause Lee contends the deficit. We had to cut." for comment. Tjrlgbor practices. enough about them to L unionization has Km, taken place, but the workers' representatives are resign," said Stoney Cooks, SCLC's executive director. Day care Having a Party? |lnj with the strikers in an attempt to We Deliver lown with management. Cooks said he fears the cuts will curtail many of SCLC's programs at a time for child c Keg Beer! w union wants to be recognized as the •Case Beer 'Liquor *Wine when the organization is Tuition has been raised from $5 to $6 per day for the en' bargaining agent, Goldbert siad. •Assorted reaching out to other races care of pre-school children at the Spartan Village Day .Care Grocery Items ■nlon representatives have attempted to and seeking more Center. I with the management, "but they power for the political The increase was necessary to continue operation of the poor and l't talk, they don't even know what the oppressed. center, according to Donald Melcer, program coordinator of ■oyes want," he said. the married students' activities unit which includes the day Call 339-2575 Bernard Lee, executive T National Labor Relations Board has assistant to SCLC President care center. uded that the workers* unfair - labor Ralph David "It is not a baby sitting arrangement," Melcer said. and ask for Jerry Abernathy, e is appropriate, he said. A union said the cutback of staff Children are taught by teachers both qualified and on, however has been postponed members and other part experienced in child care, he said. Lake Lansing finitely. time Melcer added that the center is not state ■ supported and employes will save Cleaners shuck operates solely with tuition funds. lion representatives and the strikers Pamela Rach more than $100,000 a year. Lee said the civil rights The College of Social Science and the Depts. of Family Kv-aiting for management to discuss the was carrying a picket sign organization has always had and Child Sciences and Psychology donate funds to the Ees, Goldberg said. for her mother, an 11 year employe at financial problems, center for research purposes only. Baryames Cleaners where workers have [iking employes and supporters have been on strike since Sept. 26. particularly those involving The center is licensed for 110 children as full • time students but others may be enrolled on a part - time basis | picketing daily at Baryames Cleaners support for black candidates two or three days per week. in East Lansing and Lansing. State News photo by John Dickson in political campaigns. Only children of University families may participate. - WE HAVE IN mm CAR ntMi HEATERS cno AVAILABLE. mvmilmdlc/is?k j)R 1969 DISMISSAL STARLTTE E i lansIng I l)hn R. Ex-prof asks hearing Hildebrand, former associate professor of social Ice requested a hearing Wednesday with Provost John Hildebrand said Harrison told him the grievance had no basis on which he could file. The next WHEN THE FLIES START CRAWLING, 3 ADULT R FEATURES„ step, following the SO WILL YOUR FLESH ■antlon's office in hopes of solving his grievance over his Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure is to request a hearing at with the provost if the grievance is not resolved with the Paramount Pictures pnese-its michigan state university ■ember 1969 dismissal. ■ildebrand conferred with the faculty grievance officer, faculty grievance office. lael Harrison, in hopes of solving his grievance which The grievance asks for reinstatement within the Dept. Iges that the board of trustees and University officials of Social Science, back pay, the current rank of full iiarged him for no legitimate reason and did not provide ■with written reasons for his discharge. professor, payment of reasonable attorney fees and correction of University personnel records and files. -PLUS —— FREE FLYING ART of DANCE The Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure states that a STEWARDESSES! omething is after Jessica. BERYOZKA DANCE COMPANY hearing should be held within the next 14 days. Something very cold, very AND SPICY COMEDY [jalition plans meet . . . wet... and very dead. Tuesday, October 17 LET'S SCARE JESSICA 8:15 PM University Auditorium fall county platform ke Coalition for livjl Human will meet at 7 p.irti the platform obtained at a can be booth in Ifae IdOMINO'S pizza AND TO DEATH" fy in 38 Union to Onion lobby between noon uss its fall county and 3 p.m. today. New Free 30 minute delivery )rm. proposals may be submitted a previous meeting last at tonight's meeting. the Drug Education East Lansing hen's Center, Vietnam the War 351-7100 the People's Jperative Council were ■esented. Interested ■iduals may also attend, kpies of a rough draft of ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Starts Fri.! "FRENZY" OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. SHOWS 7:15 -9:20 'B« Feature 7:30- 9:35 WINNER 1972 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL JURY PRIZE AWARD Only American Film to be io Honored er WORLD A GEORGE ROY Hill PAUL MONASH PROOUCTION SLAUGHTERHOUSE- 100 Dancers, Singers, Musicians. This is the Beryozka .vXSVWi PIVE Dance Company. Performing not simply folk dances, but choreographic stories, the performers leap and GEORGE C. ///'WWy ' One ot the i original whirl around the floor with a spontaniety of performance and a technical perfection that has not ^ctures ever .i»T fjj&r i been seen in the U.S. since the Moiseyev. 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Washington Ave. Leonard Downtown Plaza Evenings & Saturdays 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan blasts nixon attitude News reporting Jane Hart criticizes called defective political chauvinism By TONI PELLILLO State News Staff Writer bother to actually go through with the suits," he 5«'th Cat.io,. B LOOMINGTON, said. Providing ex'-] I^AUREEN MCDONALD competent woman in the Hart said all the issues are IND. Charging that the Peu criticized moat of the consumer new"' repJB." — State News Staff Writer Supreme Court, and would on McGovern's side, and she nvestlgative not resort to mere is media is pressured by media for not being topics most media proud to work on his In an interview with the tokenism. campaign. She feels it is not advertising and big business, receptive to the needs of the to cover. State News Wednesday, Hart indicated she has no too late to turn the a speaker at the National "lean, hungry consumers." Traditional polls Conference on Student newt* Jane Hart, wife of Michigan interest in holding public Instead, the media and television the potential tostatic^ around completely. Democratic Sen. Consumer Action blasted represents the "slick, fat Philip office. America's news reporting as cats of society," Peu said, do! Hart, blasted Nixon's attitude towards President "I don't have patience to do a good job in the Hart claimed women could be a significant force an "inferior and defective And they can afford to, type of reporting & women. office," she admitted. in McGovern's campaign "if product." "The media can't wise up he said. The consumer shirking their du?^ "We need a President each woman would dedicate advocate pointed out 50 per "Ralph Nader »„ who does not categorize a Hart added her husband herself to talk to 10 other to the news of today until cent of the largest U.S. associates are woman as servant and has publishers stop being so newspapers control 39 per doing n (co a been "thoroughly people about McGovern." any good reporter shog? (who does not) welcome encouraging" in her political greedy and are not afraid of cent of the circulation. And, doing," he said. Nort cabinet member's wives as endeavors. Besides Hart was also on campus taking advertising risks," the three major networks "It's simply the in . 'the women who hold the Thomas Peu, chairman of govern 92 per cent of the Betting the Frencf hands of the men,' " Hart, campaigning, Hart has gone on record in refusing to pay to back O'Donnohue, MSU trustee Donna the board of Media and the television viewing time, he Pecking away at it" infon^. oi wa! who was on campus to income taxes until "we stop candidate, Consumer, a national said, exposing it," the com ivoy « publicly endorse Sen. bombing and killing in magazine, said Tuesday. But the regressive advocate continued. md Zm George McGovem, said. Vietnam. Media and the Consumer attitude on consumerism by If the estab ..j listened to her," Hart Bucks candidate has been threatened most of the written and alternative m Citing other examples of said. "She has the right works outside the U.S. b numerous times by lawsuits, electronic media channels system chauvanism, Hart said When asked about the Antiwar activist Jane Hart, right, was in Lansing can provide Nixon once remarked, "I approach to the problems but none have reached the are offset by underground regulati alleged Republican Wednesday speaking in behalf of Democratic trustee pressure to those ich Pi wouldn't want to wake up fac,ng us today. She is a courts. alternative journalism, Peu added. within wiretapping of Democratic recent student> which adds candidate Donna O'Donnohue. In a State News or doveri in the morning next to a headquarters the valuable "When the story is Peu said. in input which is long' interview, she also called President Nixon a "political "Maybe the solution talk! woman pipe - fitter." Watergate apartment overdue." accurate, well - written and He praised Mother Earth good consumer ible ac McGovern's attitudes chauvinist." State News photo by Ron Biava r complex, Hart said, "It true, the companies never News and the "Last Whole will occur toward when and iedregi women are best bothers me that not enough journalists stop being aft, reflected in his wife, people have an opinion on of getting fired or Eleanor, Hart said. "She is Watergate." because WFEE battles of what clearly liberated, he respects her as human a person input . . . she has into his "It (Watergate) engineered right out of the was t write," he said. campaign, not President's office — this By MICHAEL FOX housewifery," Hart said. Hart feels McGovern country is stoned corruption, we don't even on State News Staff Writer financial troubles since the College of Osteopathic really wanted," says. "We do have some Goldman radio on the air, he says. The poetry clinic would break" by offering them a chance to record their music give Fee Hall's student radio is for would care anymore," Hart said. Medicine moved into East financial woes and might get be a free ■ form forum for at the WFEE studio with probably place a jnents i fighting a last • ditch effort Fee Hall in 1971 - bumped off the air, but students to get up and read the program and similarly to make the residence hall with a Retain Enid M. Lewis drastically reducing the we'll at least put up a any poetry they like, he offer it to other campus station more responsive to haveb Republican Incumbent population of about 1,200 fight." The Detroit senior explains. An atmosphere stations. duates its listeners and continue its students who had lived insists WFEE already offers similiar to a coffee house Students interested in the Register of Deeds, Ingham ;hereai broadcasting services. there. The reduced something not provided by would be attempted with station's projects can County stop people v * A poetry clinic and a population in Fee Hall has the residence hall radio the sessions recorded and by the WFEE studio in the Background in General in also local talent forum are two resulted in a smaller budget system's main station offered to other campus basement of West Fee Hall Th« United fac Office Procedures programs which WFEE's for the station, which gets stations for airing. Wfey * WMSB and its affiliates. during broadcast hours from tical ai Bookkeeping Budget station manager Lawrence part of its funds from the While the other campus Goldman also would like noon to 2 a.m. or call UNITEO COMMUNITY CHEST affairs Administration Goldman hopes will spark residence hall government. stations parrot "to give local talent a 353-9259, Goldman the East says. urban * more student interest in the "We're trying to make Dedicated to community Lansing stations in lis sh program. student radio more service broadcasting straight "Top liscipl Vote Nov. 7 for Enid Paid Serving about 375 responsive because it can 40" music, Goldman says, im of i Political Adv. residents in West Fee Hall, WFEE - radio has faced offer some things that are Thanks bo you WFEE concentrates on jazz and blues programming. The jazz and blues music Obsolete quonset hut There ibs working is appreciated by a number of people because phone - in contests offering prizes have been successful small face new patch-up job despite the low broadcast audience, he says. Residence halls radio broadcast by itinued carrier current through the By MICHAEL FOX five years. Thirteen of the close to the surface, State News Staff Writer 55 quonsets are scheduled Cook building electrical system cracking and let which limits range to the of in immediate Temporary structures b° ^ ST" ion for facility, Goldman explains. have a habit of lasting forever utilization, *"*5,said °' JS? been recently, Pedestrian barricades placed around Healtl h a Promoting The United Way projects to obtain two new More than 27 years after """."J"', J™*. ™ father. tions fi student support more will the <• University put University nut no up b"i"£. P"1"1'"' »"< reconditioned. area. The loss of stem makes it hard to heat not hundreds of quonset huts as UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST hopefully help keep the "We are faced with a iped. temporary housing for quonsets, Smith said. horrendous bill to repair the Millil returning World War II WKAR * TV, at then steam system to the three end of the former qua regulati* veterans, many of the See The buildings are still in use. major units there," Peters said. The three units are the village, occupies a ' se i if refere Designed to last only 10 quonset which oncei now b Dept. of Public Safety, Air MSU School years, 55 quonsets still scattered across the field are Force Reserve Officers' as a dining hall for Hying in the tempoi lse t< between Harrison and Birch Training Corps and WKAR - structures. A nursery sc roads on the west side of TV. to the south once served A campus. Now, the Though he is unable to estimate the cost of the children In the quonsett, University is spending more Peters points out agreed money to maintain the refurbishing, Peters hopes temporary housing wouli the steam system will stretched to where WW on the quonsets for at least another provide winter heat for Hall and the Cherry li Let your success show a little with a fine >ldsi0N! another steam five years. The system, installed in apartments are now locrt Though no longer u» class ring by imports! 1946, was designed to last only 10 years and is now in housing, several Unlvfl John Roberts. Your Service Center f programs still have facil Ji Your choice of bad shape, Howard A. in the old structure! 1 iFor FOREIGN AUTOSl stones, weights 1 *Major & Minor Smith, maintenance Dept. of Physics, the Scl* and styles. superintendent, said. Repairs { of Social Work and The steam pipes, buried A ""Complete Auto Body | Headstart program nowi the J Work quonsets. "We can't evict anyi f) r\ | ""Factory Trained I because they have no r CREATED BY JOHN ROBERTS -L I Mechanics • ♦Restoration place to go," Peters ON "We're just giving then Let us you can order your ring and be sure of proper ^ arVc*ntc» " |' "-Electrical Work Specialty a lick and a promise." Srod fit and satisfaction. It costs 31g E Grand River Ave • 1204 OAKLAND no more! _ , . | .... East Lansing, Mich. 4844411 Jl Meridian Mall Political Week A touch of New England B An Opportunity for your organization to present its CLAM BAKE ideas and issues ^74 Fri. and Sat. Nlte 6-11 $ to the public. p.m. 0 October 16-21 Clams served in a wire mesh clam basket direct the cook to you — with com bread, tossed salad, fwnj ii- Call 349-4800 drawn butter and seafood sauce! before Monday to reserve jrve space * ♦Whole live lobsters — Also serving — ♦Jumbo Shrimp I: AA~.II in the Mall ♦Corn on the cob ♦Cheery Stone for your group ♦Any item from Clams Regular Menu COLOR IN THIS "MINI- m POSTER" OF ONE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES! For information or reservations 1. Buy a bunch of Flair pens. You need ' S 3. Congratulations! You have created a Call: 482-6100 black, red, blue, brown, orange and pur¬ genuine full color portrait of someone ple. (You need them anyway for school.) ' you know and love. Maybe. If he is not 2. Now—color in the picture your favorite presidential candidate, have according to ' •llf RESTURANT these color guide numbers. (1). Black (2). Red (3). Blue (5). Brown (6). Purple. Please do not color unnumbered Orange (9). patience. You'll see your favorite next it the Flair Election Collectionl (Don't forget to ask about Flair's running Bill S & BAR areas. mate, the Flair Hot Liner.) 718 E. Grand River, Laming le Company PaperMate Division C '972 Serving Lansing since 1921 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October I 2, 1972 iglaculty face publish, perish |nued irom pafl«1> ber a raise syndrome affected avnrirnmp affected him 1960, he decided to publish a book that would take 10 him. InIn of a According ai_. to . Larrowe, personal bias and opinions •» Karl Thompson, chairman of the Dept. of Both Thompson and Carlin agree publishing is be less pressure to do so. He believes a faculty member issue plays in the public sphere, He said since the faculty is STATE discount 307 E. Grand department heads also Humanities, believes stressed much more in other should be evaluated by paid by the public, the years to complete. During [amotion- 1 Hawkins play a role in advancement. teaching receives greater departments. These publishing and teaching, public should see results of River Ave. Tut quality of those yean of preparation, Larrowe said, he felt "The determining of emphasis in rewarding departments include more with teaching getting more their work other than Next To Card Shop salary gains is arbitrary and ftation is *£«» distant 10th. pressured to publish decided not so much with faculty. "We evaluate faculty by graduate assistants and attention. The present teaching. offers »is a teaching instructors system, he feels, does not The issue many I though the study chapters from the book to publications but personal three things: teaching consequently requiring reward teaching questions but according to make sure that he would ears old, I feel it still receive salary increases. bias," he said. ability first, service to the publishing rather than ability. "Teaching is faculty and department CIGARETTES , to the situUtion This is the standard department in curricular teaching to get ahead. In basically now rewarded," he heads, there are no easy He said in the 10 years of r Hawki"5 sa'('° response from faculty development or committees, said. "The present system addition, the type of answers, preparation, his salary "fell 'iter viewed ■ patric Larrowe, , of economics, of how te"s the slightly behind" because book had not U bee his department heads or deans interviewed usually answer and activities of which include Thompson a scholar, publishing/' denies department is also a determinant of whether to encourages playing the game of who gets the grants, does the research and "If every faculty member taught every day as well as 3/99° publish or not. publishes." he could, it would be a lot oX perish" published. differently. personal favoritism or bias The faculty member Faculty who disagree limit 3 pkgs. easier to evaluate," Carlin comes into the faculty tends to disagree with the with publishing as a reward said. "But being humans, evaluation system. department head on still think publishing is a (coupon) this is not always possible. Kissinger delays departure ''The d e partment duty of the faculty member. Expires after 10-15-72 publishing or perish. Many So there isn't much of an East Lansing Store Only chairman bends over feel there should be Larrowe said he thought a de - alternative to the present backwards to avoid personal publishing is a faculty emphasis on the publishing 126-127-620 Ziegler told a White House briefing he opinion," Thompson said. role with teaching getting duty because of the role he system- (continued from page 1) did not believe Kissinger "has been in Edward Carlin, dean of most attention. COLOR FILM I North Vietnam would continue touch with French officials" about the University College, says William Derman, asst. I the intensified negotiations. incident because "the State Department is teaching is the top quality professor of anthropology, The New Look ■French said their diplomatic mission handling this." considered in faculty ^id he feels the Jreseni advancement. But because evaluation system is a farce, loi heavily damaged and their When Kissinger arrived in Paris last in was nvoy wounded in a Tuesday raid but weekend for what developed as the most the only way one professor can evaluate another's because teaching is just as important as publishing. He Imported Cars 12 pictures limit 1 rind Ziegler said preliminary reports extensive talks ever with the North teaching is through hearsay, said publishing as an (coupon) Jt establish whether the mission was Vietnamese, he was accompanied by Gen. some personal judgments evaluation is deceiving. Expires after 10-15-72 ■ U.S. bombs or by stray antiaircraft Alexander M. Haig Jr., who returned last I in evaluating. East Lansing Store Only Wednesday from consultations with South 'Anyone can publish Carlin emphasizes the President Georges Pompidou, Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. anything," Derman said. , vernment has aided the private This fueled speculation — never flatly point, though, that his 'The quality of it doesn't 10% off personal opinion is not the matter because it's number [talks called the bombing a denied by the White House — that the sole means of deciding. The of publications that count." discount PRICE sessions were centering on the make - up of tble act'and U.S. officials promptly a coalition Saigon government. department chairman, and He agrees student 'd regret. advisory committee offer evaluations are useful but ON their opinions and with not in tie "present fontHts.' these evaluations plus The present form, he says, FILM DEVELOPING student evaluations and does not really evaluate an limit 1 Urban college progress seen faculty feedback, decision is made. "This process offers the a instructor's qualities. Hawkins said necessary he favors Saab from Sweden (coupon! Expires after 10-15-72 East Lansing Store Only (continued from page 1) anywhere in the country. We have people fairly reasonable assessment publishing as one means of L for example; go directly into city coming from schools like Columbia and of the faculty member," Carlin said. evaluation but there should FROIT Pittsburgh just to examine our structure." Jments and work or combine their Asked if his charges against racism in the OF THE LOOM ■ with a teaching certificate. Oik 1 have been screening the job markets Big Ten last winter hurt the college's STRETCH PANTIES Iduates of the urban college and we ■there are many cities which need and development, Green said: "The Big Ten statements did provide something for the ARTHUR TREACHER'S ONE SIZE Keople with these kinds of skills." >n also said he hopes the college will opponents of the urban college to latch on to. 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GRAND RIVER B. LANSING 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, 0ctober| classified! & Automotive |[A| FRANKLY SPEAKING fay Phil Frank i nil » )ffl Houses CORVAIR 1963, convertible, PLYMOUTH MASSAGE STUDIO in West CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS ads get 1969 Sport - automatic transmission. Suburban station Lansing is hiring 4 masseuse One bedroom furnished. wagon. Between 12:00 and 5:30pm. Fully equipped, air, rack, and models. This is a private Walking distance. 351-5647. results 485-3021 2-10-13 trailer new wiring, Reese hitch, tires. 349-9609. 3-10-16 club. You may apply for this top paying position if you are 6 10-13 337 1 /15. PHONE 355 8255 CORVAIR - 1965, new tires, 19 - 23, attractive with MOBILE HOMES for rent. East 4-io 13"' personality plus. Experienced 347 Student Services Blda most reliable. Only $250. Call 676-1381. 2-10-13 PLYMOUTH 440 V - FURY I - 8, Holley 4 barrel, 1969, preferred but not necessary. Others need not apply. Call Lansing area. 882 6072. 4-10-13 Phone COUNTRY HOME story tWQ J heavy suspension, 4+2 tires, 55i5n "AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles Parts & Service DODGE CUSTOM Van 1968. V good - Sportsman 8, automatic, condition. Call sell for $900. or best offer, or trade smaller 3-10-12 for car. bike, truck or Phone 482-2339. KIND, between 9:30 484-4308. 7-10-19 - EXPERIENCED, 10:30pm WINTER, SPRING, gul needed. $60 monthly. No. 47 Collingwood Apartments. 5-10-13 spl Aviation 655-3177 after 5:30pm. 3-10-13 responsible student live in •EMPLOY vlENT PONTIAC GTO - 1966 with family home. 2 children. WANTED: GIRL for two - man Need 3 ■ East {. * 4' 3721 FOR RENT 1968 428 cubic inch engine. Walking distance campus. apartment near campus. 3-10-13 DODGE DART 1966, real Excellent condition. Phone Some child care, housework $87.50. 337-0726. 5 1016 Apartments good shape. Runs good. Houses 627-9684, or 627-7103. and cooking. Private room 2 BEDROOM FURnJ $350. 393-9225. 3-10-12 3-10-16 and bath plus $50/month. HICKORY HILLS Cambria house. Rooms Newly deco FALCON - 1965. Many new 351 4331.3-10 12 Drive, East Lansing. 1 Stoddard, Phone •FOR SALT; PONTIAC LEMANS, 1972 - bedroom apartments and parts. $120. Excellent buy. 3-10-13 Animals 355-6025. 3-10-13 GT, vinyl roof, power SALESMEN. PART time with large 2 bedroom Mobile Homes steering, 3 - speed, radio. car. Leads furnished. Work townhouses*. Carports, shag BARNES ROAD WEST 1 Phone four hours. Average $100 South of •Lost & Found FIAT, 1969 Spyder 124, 18,000 5-10-12 484-7027, 9am - 5pm. any per vwek commissions. Call carpet, close to MSU. Model Mason, 4 1 open daily. For appointment nice country •PERSONAL miles, 5 speed, Pirelli home Gil 882 631 7, after 1pm. call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, barn, partly radials, sharp. $1,600. Call furnisiuy •PEANUTS PERSONAL PONTIAC CATALINA 10-10-13 351 2460 or call Mrs. Steele, •REAL ESTATE Tom, 373-3801 or 371-3264. Clean, - steering, brakes. 1966. 485-3774, EDWARD G. responsible people. $300 pw con,,!, 3-10-12 power montJ •RECREATION Reasonable condition. WHY BORROW Money For HACKER CO., Rental after 4pm r,7,, T •SERVICE FIAT 850 SPYDER - 1967, 75,000 miles. Must sell. Best offer. 353-7894 or 351-7975. 'DADWI' Tuition? Make $100 a week Headquarters. 485-2262. 351 749/. (>10 31 9 new brakes, new muffler. part-time. Ccr necessary. 30-1114 Instru ction Typing Service Body needs work. $550. 3-10-12 489 3494. C-10-31 ONE GIRL needed winter term, COUNTRY South. North HOMEHil Phone 351-7727. 6-10-13 564 Aureliu F •TRANSPORTATION RAMBLER 1965, AMBASSADOR needs work. - $25. ISZ9/B. LMUN6,MICH. BA RTENDER Old Cedar Village. No deposit. Call South '•replace, beyond I •WANTED FORD 1964 VAN - $395 or 351-8660, 207 EXPERIENCED only. Tuesday - 332-2930.3-10-13 3 bedrj best offer. Phone 489-9652. Bogue. Saturday. Nights. Must be unfurnished, S225J 1-10-12 neat and dependable. Call Stillman Road 1 [ •• RATES •• 1-10-12 REBEL Motorcycles Auto Service ^ 655-2175 for appointment. TWO BEDROOM furnished Dobie Road, 2 1969, excellent 4-10-13 mobile home $35/week. rough needs wo,„ FORD LTD 1971, Power, condition, snow tires, low Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes month. Call No. DAYS brakes, steering, air, clean, KAWASAKI 500 1972. Rebuilt AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our alter 1 JVOfjDS 5 AM/FM. 627-5901. 2-10-13 mileage, 3-10-13 call 355-0944. upper end." Fast and shop or your house. VW's HOUSE PARENTS needed to to campus. 641 6601. 351-7497 r 676 J CDIEE1 MTI TScT 1.1,0 0 dependable. 351-5092. 2-10-12 included. Phone 489-2778. 10-10-13 supervise half - way house for retarded adults. Call 0-10-31 0-10-13 FORD VAN — Camping mnm M-ao 7.80 15.60 THUNDERBIRD 1971. Light ROOMMATE WANTED facilities. $350. Call 393-4990, Extension 65. 135 ONE GIRL wan yellow gold, 28,000 miles, 1 Collingwood Apartment 'ar9e - KAWASAKI 1972, 175cc, 900 10-10-13 No. house. S60/J 63 031 |p.oo 9.75 19.50 484-3565 after 9pm. 3-10-16 full power, excellent miles. Like new, $625. Call Aviation 4.351-3315.7-10-12 489-7361.5 1016 condition. 339-2981.5-10-13 EES 933 11.70 23.40 FORD FAIRLANE 500 - 1969, after 6pm. 393-8728. 3-10-16 WANTED: PHOTOGRAPHIC LEARN TO fly! models part time $10 - $30 LOW INCOME, own room, Complete flight - m 223 [8.00 1 13.00 26.00 4 - door, V - 8, power TORONADO 1968 - Loaded, 1972 HONDA CL450 1,775 training. All courses are per hour. Send portfolio, cheap, kitchen, bath, clean. steering. 351-1069 after 5pm. EE1EBH 16.25 32.50 3-10-12 new tires, good condition. miles. Must sell. 337-0536. government and VA certified. resume or request for further Call Bill, 482-5748. 3-10-16 $1,600. 332-1234. 3-10-13 ONE MAN for 4 information R.D. ma 3-10-16 FRANCIS AVIATION, to Hills. $62.50 DEADLINE FORD MACH I 1972, Airport Road. Call 484-1324. Associates, Box 9224, LARGE, CLEAN, lower 2 - power 5-10-17 TORONADO DELUXE - 1970. 1971 HONDA CL C-10-31 Lansing, Michigan 48909. bedroom, furnished, suitable 1 P.M. one class day steering, disc brakes, low - 350. Mint Air conditioned, power 3-10-13 for up to 4 adults or couple before publication. mileage, excellent condition. condition, Must sell. MALE everything, AM/FM stereo, 489-4336 after 5pm.3-10-12 with 1 child. Nice yard, HOUSEMATE ft Call 645-9811. 3-10-12 low Employment own room, 2 Cancellations/Co r- mileage. wholesale. 489-4434. 4-10-13 Below if NEW NIGHT Club opening in adequate parking, utilities rooms S56. c Call 1 FORD GALAX IE 1968. 1 HONDA, 1971, 350SL. Very Jackson. Go - Go dancers, furnished, 10 minute drive rections — 12 noon one $200 of 484-7871.3-10-16 owner, excellent condition, good condition. Asking $550. MALE AND female. Must be weekly, guaranteed. west campus, deposit, class day before TOYOTA CORONA, Call 1-784-7146. 3-10-13 power steering, power disc Call 484-7525. 5-10-16 neat and able to meet the lease, references. No pets. publications. brakes, 390 V - 8. $950. Automatic, tinted glass, public. Apply in person at Prefer graduate students. CAPITOL CLUB S12 radial tires. Very low mileage. 485-4950. 1 10-12 Cocktail lounge, ret 655-1927. 3-10-13 MOTORCYCLE OWNERS - DELTO CAR WASH, 5312 WAITRESSES, ATTRACTIVE The State News will be $1,195. 626-6911. 5-10-13 cocktail and dining. Excellent downtown La New accessory shop featuring South Cedar, Lansing. responsible only for the FORD VAN - 1963. Runs custom and road racing 5-10-12 pay and fringes. MOBY DICK 484-4422. 0-1031 first day's incorrect TOYOTA 1972 MKII. Four good, needs 2 tires, brake goodies. CUSTOM CYCLE LOUNGE, Jackson door sedan. Excellent, low OWN ROOM, close, all insertion. work. Best offer this week. SHOP, 1408 East Michigan. BOOKKEEPER PERMANENT 1-784-7146. 3-10-13 489-9225 after 6pm. 5-10-16 mileage. 351-6186. 2-10-12 Phone 482-4501. 3-10-13 paid. $17.50/week. [ All students aos .oust ue part - time position. 5 days, conditioning, carpeting, noon - 5pm. Accounts NEED DEPENDABLE girls to carport, $170. Phone 351-7283. 5-1017 TRIUMPH - 1968, good model. FORD SUPERVAN 1966, YAMAHA SCRAMBLER - payable, disbursements, Liberal. Excellent FABIAN REALTY condition, 40,000 miles. Call 1969, Phone 489-8226. Paneled, carpeted, insulated, 125cc, 3,500 miles. clerical duties with growing pay. Call 482-4619, John Fabian, EFFICIENCY ROOM, c 337-9528 after 5pr\n. 3-.10-13 Needs work, fix - up for after 6pm. 5-10-1 7 new condition. tires. very 394-0131 good firm. Interesting work with 669 9873. 2-10-13 Pireplace, rdom c.) S! "r''(t L assorted parts from 1967 wanted to learn and 7:35 PM Ex 10 PliedgwI PEUGEOT STATION wagon VW. 351-7989.5-10-13 VW GUARANTEED~7e^ir RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at professional make teach To Ann Arbor j? Towa'd P up AttendJ ] - Air 35 1968. conditioning, techniques. Small business of 7tl5 AM Okemos Road. 3499620 automatic, 485-6128. 5-10-16 Michelin tires, ( Motorcycles C-10-31 your own, also possible on full or part time basis. We 10:40 AM 11:40 AM m % 11 36. Yam'1* ] USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE PLYMOUTH FURY II 1965, 4 BMW Excellent 1971, 1600 miles. FOREIGN CAR PARTS CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 will train. No house to CALL VIVIANE WOODARD house. 1:50 PM Frl. 5:00 PM 10:20 PM 1 condition. $1300 East Kalamazoo door, clean, extras. 485-6991 COSMETICS, subsidiary or best offer. 485-5996. Ask Street, 1 of Direct service to AT THE days, 351-7920 evenings. mile West of General Foods, 351-4550 Pontlac,Royal Oak,Birmingham STATE mews 3-10-13 for Dick. 5-10-12 487-5055. C-10-31 campus. 3-10-13 41. Displeas 4:15 PM 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, 0^1, Institute finds legislat (continued from page 1) introduced and we had to sift intent, he said. study's coverage ends with the summer the public for $10. Pittenger and Brown votM 1 the past year to complete the study. countless pages to get the resulting The 65 page study includes a study are the voting Ot> ratification of the amendment o *1 i«0,lstii - Included in the Henley and institute director information," he added. Henley emphasized that the study is permitting description of 93 bills, the date they Richard S. Kruch qsked the legislature to begin compilation of their own .f1ost voting records study of all bills that are °bfainetd °f the votl"8 material was were acted on, the individual vote of each legislator and the total vote. a nonpartisan service for interested constituents. He likened it to a small records of Rep. Jim Brown, R - Okemos, and Sen. Philip Pittenger. R Lansing. Both legislators' districts ^ttengerv^1:^ Journals, although they of significance to Michigan's citizens. j™ not P'ovlde descriptions of bills, The bills are broken down into 16 Ralph Nader report and said the study include East Lansing. Henley argued that the information enley sa'd- broad categories, including drugs, will provide the voter with a more Brown is not running for re - Pittenger voted for it in J* is available but hidden from the public Obtaining copies of bills to provide accurate measuring stick to judge the by bureaucratic red tape. accurate descriptions required many youth, women, civil rights, ecology, education and consumer affairs. competence of his legislators. election this year and Pittenger's term does not run out until 1974. The equal pay for % "The House only allowed me to additional hours of work because got yes votes from both voted in favor of 11 The study also includes the current Henley said copies of the study have On the Uniform Drug Act, which the p i pick up five journals at any one time," amendments and substitutions given to newspapers, libraries and amendment, but the mea he said. frequently change their meaning and status of these bills, though some information is outdated since the been education institutes. It is available to lowered the penalty for marijuana use from a felony to a misdemeanor, both yet been presented to the Jf "More than 4,000 bills were Salc scarfs TODAY ! Grand -Openinej , Frid •ay ? Sa'tardajf 291^ ■ ■ vAm ^11 LPs «*»tiie aUwe. 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