the michigan Volume 66, Number 42 Michigan State University East Friday. October 13. 1972 Lansing, Michigan Shriver lists 4-point plan for By ROBERT BAO families starting point is this maxim: What is day care centers," controlled by good for families is good for nations; parents and neighborhoods, so the mee State News Staff Writer what hurts familiies, hurts nations." burden is lifted off working parents. "The family," he noted, "has come •Attack the"dilemma of money and The American family is facing a crisis because government to resemble a service station rather unemployment" by increasing the has failed to range of work opportunities, by than a home." idents deal with the drastic changes in Using many sociological terms, pushing for legislation similar to the society, Sargent Shriver said on Shriver listed the societal changes due Equal Opportunity Act of campus Thursday. The vice-presidential nominee chose to increases in mobility, the rising Pennsylvania, and by sponsoring various other programs to deal with lalkalong' the MSU campus to make what he numbers of working mothers, economic problems, and "the general the plight of handicapped children. termed his third major issue speech of malaise that has overtaken so many •Attack the "malaise that has the 1972 presidential campaign. families. " infected family life" through a variety Shriver proposed a vast program for By ROBERT BAO solving the problem of what he called To cope with the problems, Shriver of means, such as launching [ state News staff Writer "the most basic institution of all — the said, a M c G o v e rn - Shriver community center programs and administration would launch "neighborhood clinics" where the than 700 students withstood a American family." « skills of the experienced can be passed More than 700 students and social four-point program: •Create on to others. scientists jammed into a Wells Hall a Family Protection Agency to The Shriver camp considered this preside over hearings, like its I r|. ssplaau.s. attacks avoiding Han0 summary SAIGON (AP) — U.S. planes attacked North there Vietnam again on Thursday but .li.t reported to be restrictions governing raids in the vicinity of Hanoi after the heavy damage there to the French diplomatic mission. to the French, Algerian and missions during a bombing raid Wednesday. The targets will not be disclosed until today. The U.S. Command refued to say whether any were in the Hanoi area. While conceding that Navy planes from Indian missions may have been caused by stray enemy surface - to - air (SAM) Initial operational reports pilots indicate all their bombs were on missies. from Navy target, engulfing the Gla Lam railroad and Susini His condition the French was severly was WnilnJ improved H Foreign MiniSby™ . auto repair fadUties with explosions, smoke U.S. Command sources confirmed that the carrier Midway attacked targets on the and fire, U.S. officials reported. the air blitz was continuing despite the fringe of Hanoi, the U.S. Command has The targets were across the Red River, Gale B. Stone, international storm whipped up by damage implied tfiat damage to the foreign about two miles from Hanoi proper. mission in Hanoi. against? "I don't think the Navy could have been that far off target," a U.S. Command Reports in Saigon said « Vlru I Library official said. zone has now been placed *rJ7*1 "Under in many child the administration the conditions Nixon st Michael French seen mission, Maclear, two bomb and a correspondent, reported from Hanoi that he had craters Canadian at the evidence was the the U.S. area will CommandTwa/ i*1"1 all potential targets in the require administration. clearance im„3!S from^l Iromth,| institutions are "overwhelming" that it had been hit by missing book list barbarous and unfit even for bombs. TT»e new rules were animals." The Alberian weeks after impospH ambassador Vietnam, Aderazak Bouhara, was quoted as to North given permission to U.S. command Sargent Shriver The number of saying he was in the courtyard of his attacks against the Wca)aJ ^1 missing books at the book loss, Albright said. He said a realistic North Democratic Library is raising some concerns. embassy when it was hit by bomb never hit before, Amerir?* goal should be established for the Library fragments, one landing about six feet from reported The targets vice-presidential candidate At Wednesday's meeting, the University Library Committee asked the Library to to aim for. Currently, the undergraduate him. included^, library which is the only annually President Nixon sent a personal message search for more data in hopes of inventoried section, has 2 - 3 per cent of its to President Georges discovering how much monev is lost each Pompidou of France In Saigon, President collection missing per year. expressing regret at damage to the French told, crowd of 10,00° Nguyen v I year through lost, stolen and misplaced books. Suggestions members included from the committee finding the amount mission headquarters and the French delegate-general Pierre Susini. injury to in a that he military solution rather J;! « A report on security negotiated peace settlement. was presented at spent in replacing books each year and the meeting by Thomas E. Albright, asst. asking University of Michigan's library how Strikes cripple Chile director of the Library, because committee effective their new security system is. U-M members have knowing how effective checkers are. expressed a desire the present student in is using uniformed guards at its exits. library ACLU asks response Other Committee business included Chile's leftist government, already faced with a In his report, Albright said it is official approval of a cutback in crippling nationwide trucking strike, received another blow Thursday as representatives of small impossible to determine if the present system is effective because the Library has no data on how many open hours. This action was necessary because the new Student Library Employment to Chicano proposals! businesses, retail shops, the construction industry pieces of their total Office resulted in fewer hours available for or not collection are missing each year. By BILL TAYLOR publicized in such a and private farmers announced a sympathy strike. This data could be compiled student help. Staff News Staff Writer manner as to facilitate and migrant urban workenartj through an The board officially approved the encourage applications from communitiej f Jorge Fontaine, president of Chile's inventory but it is impossible to inventory change which means the Library will not The chairwoman of the the state. " Confederation of Production and Commerce, a collection the size of Lansing American Civil qualified members of the MSU's, director open on Sunday until 1 p.m. Previously, Chicano community." •They should i Richard Chapin said. The Library houses Liberties Union (ACLU) this speaking on behalf of all the sympathy strikers, said the library opened at 10 a.m. week In the discussions with more workers the walkout will over 1,800,000 pieces of material. The University Library Committee also prodded the governor's begin today for an indefinite Sampling, which is checking randomly Perrin, the group Ag. moved to fine faculty 25 cents per University's Cooperative Labor Co mail period despite a state of emergency declared by for materials, had inconclusive first trial, day for Extension Service complained that no the government in Santiago and a large part of an overdue books from the browsing to Chicanos had been placed in Presently it consistsofl Chapin said. collection. Chapin and respond to three members. ■ central Chile. "Short of University Library recommendations made to key policy making positions an inventory, is sampling. committee chairman Daivd D. However, we don't have the funds to Anderson, it by Chicano in the Cooperative professor of American thought and a Extension Service. Mclntyre said \u conduct another sample." organization. that his Albright said. language, termed this the first move in The agency is cm. Also important in In a letter to Cooperative three under an evaluating a security- halting the excessive number of overdue recommendations are: affirmatiwj N. and S. Korea meet system is establishing an acceptable rate of books held by faculty members. Extension director George •The plan required by thtfl S. Mclntyre, chairwoman College of Mary K. Scullion said "there Agriculture and Cooperative government to the recommendation! impjL has been Extension Service should a three-month North and South Korea started a conference in Panmuniom, Korea political Tuesday in the Campus Across from lapse report of time was sent to since the you — a plan more programs migrant workers. •They should to aid Cooperative Service condfl latest move to improve their relations and seek Berkey lapse which should have develop educational propiiJ eventual reunification of their divided nation. It marked the first time that the governments of Sport 337-1866 permitted your agency to begin implementation of the more programs urban-related since most agriculture, community marketi^l resources, f recommendations." the two Koreas held a formal bilateral since the nation was partitioned in conference 1945, although Surplus On Oct. members of the Sol de 19, 1971, Red Cross societies from the north and the south had begun meetings to reunite separated Korean Cigarettes Zig Zags $.35 Atzlan met with the board of trustees and it was agreed Committee posts! $. 08 that negotiations between families. Paddle ball Paddles from student! $2.50 the University and the 110 lb. weight set Air Force parkas Wine Bags $24.95 $38.95 organization Sol de Atzlan would begin. resented open to three House OKs revenue bill Wool Navy bells $2.98 proposals before Applications for student at-Iarge positions on $7.50 Robert president Perrin, for vice Council standing committees are available in 101 Si Act] University Services Bldg., Sherman Walker, chairman of relations, on Nov. 2. then committee on committees, announced The House passed legislation Thursday to carry out The organization said Two student at-Iarge seats are Thursday. 1 a major proposal of President Nixon by directing "job openings in the open on each ■ Cooperative Extension following council standing committees: Aaf more than S30 billion in federal revenues to Governance; Building, Lands and Planning; Faculty W states, Service are not publicized, cities and other local governments. Honors Programs; International Projects; Library; N The bill for a five - Safety and Student Affairs. year revenue - sharing The Faculty Affairs and program sent to the Senate by 265-110 vote is a Committee is the only Faculty Compen compromise between versions earlier passed by the standing committee which do include student two chambers and membership. approved by a conference The selection of the students to serve in the id committee. positions on the various committees will be made student members of the Academic bf| Council. U.S. backs Japan in UN Application George Bush said Today is the last di] Wednesday the United States obtain applications foil Residence Halls supports Japan in its bid for a Judiciary permanent UN Security Council students living ii seat but envisages "great halls. Applications I complexities" in the path. available in 339 ? & The American ambassador Services Bldg. told a news conference he could make no predictions when Japan might win the RENT A STEREfl seat. He added that the $23.00 per term 1 Japanese "will be carrying the n"dd|rvj," *■50 -J ball on this." NEJAC TV RENTALS I Antibusing bill dies A biD designed to put an end to almost all busing FAMOUS NAME BRANDS for school desegregation died in the Senate Thursday strangled by a filibuster by Northern Discontinued Styles liberals. The Senate voted 59-26 to shelve the bill after a Sale Priced futile, third attempt to muster a two - thirds ■790 ^90 "J "J 90 majority to choke off debate. The bill passed the House on 102 vote, with its toughest Aug. 18 by a 282 - Also provisions written on the floor in a late - night session. President Nixon MENS' SHOES BOOTS had called for Senate action before Congress adjourns. 17'°, 11'° Music Hall reopens iniifi WEEKEND SHOWTIMES ADMISSION PRICES Radio City Music Hall Fri. 8:00 & 10:00 agreed on Thursday to a Adults $1 week's temporary reopening, after Sat. *2:30, 8:00 & 10:00 a contract MSU Students (I.D.) 75* dispute with musicians led to the first Sun. 40 year closing in its 4:00 Children (12 and under) - history. NO ADMITTANCE AFTER SHOWTIME 50* NO PRE SCHOOL It has played host to CHILDREN ADMITTED visitors, drawn by its precise more than 230 million # No Saturday 2:30 Shows On MSU Home Football Game Weekend* THINGS Rockettes, its graceful Following the 8:00 P.M. shows on Friday and Saturday there will be a ballet and its topdrawer presentation for sky watchers, followed :ial special Hollywood movies. by an outdoor observing session if j We Opened in 1932 in the depths of the Accept 5 ► permits. After the 10 P.M. shows on Friday & weather" the world's Depression, Saturday, the album largest indoor theater went dark for the first time after Wednesday night's final show. ^CAUHBULL AT FOUR by CAT STEVENS 229 MAC ^ ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 13, 1972 3 ^ Inmates free hostages in D.C. prison uprising WASHINGTON (AP) - After winning a negotiations between the prisoners and a pledge of no reprisals, rebellious inmates of group that included Hardy; Rep. Shirley the D.C. City Jail Thursday released their Chisholm, D - N.Y.; the mother of an 11 hostages and returned quietly to their inmate; Petey Green, head of Efforts for cells, ending a 22 • hour uprising in which Ex - Convicts; Marion Barry, chairman of the prisoners demanded freedom or death. the D.C. school board and Julian Tepper, a The end came after*an unprecedented lawyer involved in the negotiations during night session in U.S. District Court and a the Attica prison uprising. * ** pledge from key hostage Kenneth Hardy, Judge Bryant also ordered public chief of corrections, that no reprisals defender lawyers to inspect the conditions would be taken against the 50 rebelling of the jail before Saturday, and to inmates. interview each of the prisoners within 24 Public defender lawyers met Inside D.C. jail prisoners throughout Thursday with after hours. The attorneys were ordered to file complaints to the court on an emergency inmates complained that there had been basis, if necessary. Washington, D. C. jail talk with a lawyer in the jail's dining room unnecessary delays in bringing their , of the cases The disturbance broke out about 2 a.m. the release of nine hostages. The hostages, none believed seriously to trial. Wednesday. Hardy was taken hostage after aVwePre0released after being held 24 hours. AP wirephoto The guards. They hostages included Hardy and 10 released after lengthy entering cell block one to talk with the were rebelling inmates. nion opposes adopted a resolution limited effect on voters. The AFL CIO's fair share of taxes," he jdawerfelman branding Proposal C a "But we're disappointed - News Staff Writer objection that Proposal C added. "blatant attempt to shift that an organization which would offer businesses a AFL - CIO objections more of the tax burden has traditionally supported $500 million tax break by Erickson again disputed Michigan AFL • CIO onto the backs of working that the proposal would the charges, arguing that "a y became the first property tax relief opposes failing to replace local place an "intolerable number of things could be ,rganization within people under the guise of this proposal," Erickson business property taxes with burden" on workers by done to ease these to oppose Proposal property tax relief." said. "I haven't heard of any a statewide business forcing the legislature to conditions." said a i Kai Erickson, associate other groups that would He ■rendum calling for property tax was increase the state income executive secretary of the provision in the referendum i of the property oppose property tax relief, "unwarranted speculation," tax and would also fail to allowing local districts to Michigan Education Assn., and I think the voters are Erickson said. guarantee adequate state said AFL - CIO position looking forward to getting "Business and industry approve additional levies of financing of schools to as much as six mills would probably will have only rid of it." will continue to pay their replace the local tax base are untrue, he said. "give school districts more effective local control." Other complaints levied The State Board of 378 AT MSU by the AFL - CIO against the proposal said the plan Education Wednesday endorsed Proposals C and D "would force the legislature to adopt a so - called value - by a 5 ■ 1 vote. Proposal D would lift the ban on a Student rolls decline added tax, actually a hidden sales tax falling hardest on graduated income tax. those least able to pay — of scare talk recently that low - and middle - income increase to 2,488 students practicing branches, and )HN LINDSTROM students with certain liberal families." from 2,353 students. osteopathic medicine has News Staff Writer Undergraduate women provided a large number of arts majors can't get jobs, for the first time students rose just .3 per primary • care physicians." and we're very concerned The issue of local control iffered a minimal The College of Arts and that students think that." of schools is not clear and cent, from 15,458 students ent drop. to 15,511 students. Letters and the College of MSU's total student would have to be decided official enrollment Men students decreased Education suffered the population is exactly 200 largest decreases. more than the University of released Thursday exactly 2 per cent, totaling total enrollment of Education's enrollment Michigan's total of 41,178 23,373 students from last students, a .7 per year's 23,838 students. dropping 9.5 per Arts and Letter's cent and falling 9.8 students. U - M's total is 2.9 cent higher over last DOMINO'S PIZZA ■crease from last fall's Graduate students had the per f 41,649. largest percentage decrease, per cent. year's 39,986 students. "I think there are two Stoneman, asst. 3.6 per cent to 5,476 students from last fall's explanations why our Free 30 minute delivery said this year was 5,680 students. enrollment has gone down," rst year the figures Richard E. Sullivan, dean of $23.00 per term down, Undergraduate totals tually gone uuwil, Hit; J . _ arts and letters said. ind'deHverv ® ^ rnlth '■ had an increase last dropped 1.4 per cent from "There is a quota system im 1970, and the just went down now established in teacher 351-7100 education, and arts and from last year," Enrollment at 10 colleges letters has many students JMMXXR. lan said. increased, and declined in seeking teaching jrgraduate " figures seven. certificates," he said. .6 percent, from MSU's medical schools "That's where our largest students in fall 1971 decrease was, but I think we showed the greatest 414 students in 1972. increases. The College of were preparing too many ate figures decreased Human Medicine increased teachers anyway. cent, from 8,033 "Also there has been lot by 35.9 per cent, while a ts to 7,964 students, enrollment at the College of freshman class rose Osteopathic Medicine rose imately 1 per cent, total 8,960 students by an explosive 89.9 per cent. Applications last year's 8,872 "I think the increase is ts. The sophomore Today is the last day for are 6,832 students, a symbolic of medical applications for two lcrease over last fall's education in general," positions on the students. The junior Myron S. Magen, dean of All-University Student dropped 8 per cent to "The Osteopathic Medicine, said. Judiciary. The applications public now recognizes are to be handed in at 339 students from 9,386 both medical branches are Student Services Bldg. ts. And the senior s increased EAR-PIERCING PARTY ximately 6 per cent to Tne State News is published by the students of students from 7,826. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Famous WELLS EARRINGS student Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays lation on campus and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special by 1.1 per cent to Welcome Week edition is published in September. students from Subscription rate Is $16 per year. LEND US YOUR EARS students. 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Piercing and classic I4kt. gold ball earrings / eJw direct DIAMOND FO* JEWELERS importers for a special kind of coed US AIL STARS directly across from the Union DOWNTOWN FRANDOR^ LANSING MERIDIAN MALI Club $1 Cover Roma Jake Abbot road north to round lake road and turn right. EDITORIAL POINT OF VIEW Watergate Protest freedom of By Ginny Hambric, speech Nixon's cor Cheryl and Dale Scott members. Crisis of America association." This being invoked o'rd£nii,|» to T** Corruption is nothing The first trial stemming arrests during '»«* from the 10 spring's 25T*anUw" new distributing them under demonstrations Military recruiting l to the Nixon administration. candidates' against military example of letterheads, leaking recruiting comes to court Monday. the in University d, In the last four years, the false and manufactured items to San dee Solo way, former MSU student war Southeast Asi. U helping nation has seen the presidency the press, throwing campaign now attending Wayne State, was one in working to keep the order, and S debased by a man insistent upon schedules into disarray, seizing of the several demonstrators involved t in the military recruiters on bprobing his way to the peace confidential campaign files and alleged "obstruction" of this University table, a man who has twisted the military recruiting at the Placement busing issue into a fantasy of investigating the lives of dozens of Democratic campaign Center Building. in the Student Services supportir supporting people. genocide^fthj' The admin'" ^ arguments of fears, a man who toys with workers." Demonstrators were arrested for for there are neutrality are" constitutionally - guaranteed To be certain tacit sure, some political allegedly violating campus ordinance on who should liberties for his own convenience, espionage is unfortunately 16.01, which reads: methods of recruit That is public corruption, and "No person or persons shall, that the National recruitment It i.m commonplace in modern without Liberatil' authorization, assemble Nixon seems almost proud of it. But there has also been campaigns. But as the Post private pointed out, the behavior together anywhere on the campus for would be allowed Essentially, toreS 011 those the purpose of creating any noise or de.tr arrested last corruption, which he has tried to attributed to the Nixon forces is disturbance, riot, raid or other spring are charftd exposing University hide. "unprecedented in scope and improper diversion, or assemble in a which the war. Support cotnpg of intention." manner obstructs the free th» arrested is also a In the last four years, America movement of persons about the demand military recruiting and all 0 J„ has been informed of Such underhanded campus or the free and normal use of activity is of war involvement by this U administration activities which, University buildings and facilities or particularly appalling when prevents or obstructs the normal Crisis in America needs «u in any but these apathetic times, conducted on behalf of - if not operations of the University." picketing at 12:30 p.m. FridaV Administration would have produced actually directed by - an Ed Noonan, defense attorney for Building and I government - toppling scandals - incumbent President who should the protesters, criticized the ordinance a.m. Monday in the 30th r? Circuit Court in Mason be setting the moral tone for the as "vague, overbroad and violating ii ITT, the Watergate bugging, the Sandee Soloway. Russian wheat deal and on and entire country. on. The critical question remains: Tuesday's Washington Post disclosed the of yet another Are the disclosures true? JAMES RESTON core They are certainly hard to scandal, perhaps the most believe, if only because they pervasive of all. represent such an immense agents In brief, the Post said FBI have found that the betrayal of the trust which Americans have traditionally put in their leaders. McGovern surrender Watergate bugging was just a small part of a massive political But weighing the scandalous espionage and sabotage campaign history of the Nixon WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 - The equipment" and "terminate any directed by officials in the White administration against the main objection to Sen. George shipments of military supplies that House and the Committee to Re reportorial integrity of one of McGovern's detailed Vietnam peace continue the war." "What we have now is not elect the President. It said the This is far more than a promise to one unsatisfactory - the nation's leading newspapers. P1™ is th»t » * to° sPecific to° American policy for ending the war in Indochina, the balance favors the tj_one-sided. Presumably, he put it withdraw all Americans from agents determined this campaign, Pos . but two. The President's policy is endless and aimed initially at all Democratic The Republicans chant four forward ln the hope of s;pporl Indochina within 90 days. It is a threat to withdraw future military aid to heartless, and McGovern's is virtually a formula for am0ng the antiwar voters in this presidential candidates and later more years," and appear to be country, but he went too far Saigon while leaving the Soviet Union surrender." leveled specifically at George well on the way to making it a meeting Hanoi's war aims that he may and China free to continue sending McGovern, has been underway prophecy. But this country actually have lost more support by his military arms to Hanoi and the Viet There are, of course, many critics of American air force and since 1971. TV speech than he gained. Cong. navy cannot afford four more years of the President's war policy such as in the heaviest sustained bom According to the Post, these former Secretary of Defense Clark of the ceritury, and duplicity and deceit, of For he offered not only to get out Moreover, Sen. McGovem asserts McGovern's the campaign's objectives: that he would Clifford — his private memorandum of were corruption and repression. of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in 90 "immediately" stop ths withdrawing not only all A^ was the basis on the McGovem but "all salvageable "Following members of Americans must stop Richard days and out of Thailand after our bombing and all acts of force upon speech — who favor this course of action. But military equipment." Democratic candidates families Nixon before he taking office, but he merely assumes can make of Prisoners of war are home and our that this would end the hostilities and there are many others who would Even General Thieu has "expects" Hanoi will then turn over merely set a date for getting out and with a better suggestion than personal lives, forging letters and has made of South Vietnam. the prisoners and account for the leave Saigon enough arms to defend He has recently told the salvageable American military itself and enough time to make missing. He does not, however, make Assembly in Saigon: "The Repu this a condition of whatever peace it can with Hanoi. a general cease-fire. Vietnam is the sole body that POIMT OF VIEW There McGovern put these questions to right to solve the war." ik t fTi O is, of course, a critical question here. For example, it may the American people: "Shall we break This is fair enough, but Nixon & a** JWW * very well be true that Hanoi will not free at last from General Thieu? Shall take him up on it, and Mv we forget about saving face and begin won't give him the means to doi' Chicago consider releasing the American melodies with little embellishment" to excels, prisoners unless Washington agrees not only to stop the bombing and get out of the war, but to halt all saving the soul of our nation? Shall we demonstrate that stop the killing we are determined to and to stand for peace? long as Thieu has the America force and navy at his back, and motivate military aid given fair warning that they induce such an ovation. It was an audience emotionally. to Saigon as well. My answer is — yes?" By Debranne Chamberlain withdrawn by a date certain, he's Farmington sophomore obviously more than an obliging This is the fundamental difference But surely there is something in likely to compromise. 1 courtesy (as Allen so dryly calls it) on The communication between the President's policy of McGovern takes away not only I had to laugh when I read Steve the part of the audience. there. It was there was definitely between McGovern's peace r r plan and Well, Allen, visually as well as the President's. The senator is sticking with Thieu indefinately, and force and the navy but all sal** Allen's critique of last take heart! willing Saturday's Maybe this could be an audibly. But it was there with the to take this military equipment well, Chicago concert. It's amazing how occasion when the step and....... the President What as whole world is sincerity and seriousness of real isn't, and McGovern offers we have now is not one won't be able to compromise. completely alien Allen's opinion of the wrong and you're right! professional musicians who could even more. unsatisfactory American policy for concert was, compared to the general Allen's contention that Terry Cath's into their music and their get So audience For if he stopped all arms ending the war in Indochina, but two. we have a clear choice n impressions exemplified guitar drowned without getting into the shipments The President's by the out the rest of the and removed "all salvageable American policy is endless and right, but both the President and audience. group couldn't have been more off unbelievable, unreal actions of performers like military equipment" — which could heartless, and McGovern's is virtually a Senator are probably going to hi I almost base. Cath, as an formula for surrender. think again. Nixon has offered us" pity the man for his extremely gifted Frank Zappa — performers who take mean all planes that fly, tanks that run inability to enjoy great music. guitarist, was an integral part of the chances at concerts. Concerts are not and guns that fire — he would, in war at a terrible price, and M first McGovern's policy of not only has Certainly, he had to admit that set and as a result, he very the place to take chances with Chicago's sound naturally stood out from the group the effect, not only abandon the Thieu abandoning Thieu but wounding him even proposed peace at any price, was good, but as if vulnerability of the paying audience. regime, but cripple its capacity to on the way out; in these said days of u:' the music were second to the stage musically on certain numbers. Yes, Allen, Chicago was able to reach something in between choices; this is "not a very carry on the war by itself. the President s show, Allen saw the concert as a A more major problem with Steve their audience policy of keeping the proposition either mediocre Allen's cute critique was his through their music, way. experience. This is apparent but a,f° through their real musical unfortunate for him because in my inability to give a damn about an sophistication and sincerity, opinion, Chicago was one of the most accurate analysis. You could almost John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne F enjoyable concert I've ever attended. imagine him saying "Oh hell, do I have Too bad you're such a dry, classified Allen alluded to the fact editor. advertising manager; I that, in his to ^te another review'?"The only way analytical critic, Steve Allen. YouH Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy R»j opinion, the entire audience at Jension I can fathom it, Allen must have office manager. gone probably be missing more fantastic city editor; Bill Whiting, photo Fieldhouse was ignorant of a good to the concert in a editor;Gary Members of the board Of directors: V* negative frame of sound experiences like Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, performance and they showed this by mind. He Chicago in the chief. copy Spaniolo, president; Debbie Whilt manipulated Chicago's future. My suggestion to you would be vice president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary• their uncalled for performance in Lee thundering ovation. his head to be to get down to where itsreally at and Jim Lockwood, advertising manager; treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland WilBa* I've never heard or seen an ovation as something entirely different from Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Tom Riordan. listen to the music. Or else Al what it actually was. you just Kirleis, circulation manager. The powerful and unified as the one Chicago's sound might be destined to gettin' it on with Michigan §tate News is a Saturday night and, in is good enough alone that it doesn't Art Levin, general recipient of the Pacemaker Award my opinion, it yourself and the State News for the manager; Robert takes than outstanding journalism. more a series of "simple nee(* a 'ot exhibitionist antics to rest of your life. not fairly represent the population of Two have 81 cents in tips. In these seven Misleading To the Editor: It has been our observation that the the hall. Snyder - Phillips is depicted circus environment by Bao's use of as a hours I delivered $118 worth of food. People don't think twice about tipping a waitress; it's something that McGovern undisciplined machine. crew and Nixon's such undefined terms as "free To the Editor: State News maintains a love, one automatically does. Why, then, do Now, McGovem has shifted peculiar and dope, and revolution." A more position since his nomination, uninformed interest in the affairs of people neglect to tip drivers who Sen. George McGovem has Cents Snyder Overgeneralizations, and - Phillips misleading perceptions Hall. unfounded biases included in most stories related to are definite and accurate Snyder tolerant - descrsption of Phillips is the existence atmosphere in which all points of view may be represented. of a deliver food to them? They're the same job as a waitress. A waitress serving $118 worth of food will get approximately $8 in tips, figuring 15 doing to reduce the power of the and his actions back Even in a personal pledged presidency, up that claim. campaign, he course! He says he is conducttal "listening" campaign. If he n budged from his original position, would not appear that he had «- our believes in letting This atmosphere allows for the many others make much listening, would it? hall. The story written by Robert Bao per cent of the bill. decisions and he has enlisted the maximization of expression and Then why stiff drivers? Then there the people who is a case in point. The input support of some pretty strong - willed are Worth story can be which fosters broader personal criticized in two ways. First, Bao's growth Robert A. Moss people. These people are more uptight because of his converse and a more with Humphrey, et. al. Get serious, convoluted journalistic style conceals meaningful living Baldwin, N. Y. junior interested in any facts which may be present and experience. We take issue, then, with Oct. 10,1972 radicalizing the country a man can not sit down and talk« the insinuation that than in playing yes - man in hopes of misinforms the reader who must Snyder - Phillips his rivals in his own party, how c The State News welcomes has become an intellectual receiving some political goodie. In he maintain wander through confusing It is regretful that the State wasteland. fact, his problem seems to be that he peaceable relations all letters. They should be News the nation's rivals? oversimplications. The second and allows such unprofessional delegates too much authority, - typed to a 65 space line and most disturbing aspect of the story is journalism This is the first time a « to be printed. This resulting in inevitable inconsistency double spaced. Letters the blatant attempt to distort the type of story can and confusion. candidate has been nominated "J should be truth. only lead one to question the group in which the powerless "8 signed and include hometown, student, Snyder - Phillips residents did not credibility of the entire newspaper. Of the thousands of large a voice. They nominated a statements he who had faculty or staff standing and vote one way or the other to has allowed his won the allegiance David A. Williams underlings to issue to conservative South Dakota farin local implement a cohabitation housing the press, a few have phone number. No Newport News, Va. gone awry. policy. The issue was actually Considering McGovern's open style, I through honesty. If you can name unsigned letter will be coeducational living options of » Senior accepted for publication. and five other don't think that is a bad record. The denied man in presidential politics who The State News will print alternating suites or layered floors on a squabbling has been compared to the the obvious, I'll be f|rV limited basis. Bao should learn the residents admit that man is more trust* Oct. 10,1972 way the campaigns of Franklin unsigned letters only in difference in order to avoid personal than McGovern. However, we do Roosevelt and Jack extreme cases. Letters may embarrassment to himself. These men, whose Kennedy were run. have the man opposing McGov be edited One would assume from Bao's personalities were we for clarity and have McGovern's, tightened the take a chance on a newyou Nixon. Are will"1! conciseness letters so that more be that every resident of was either a draftdodger, heroin story Snyder - Phillips No tipp similar to reins once in office. Maybe McGovern you rather stick with the sam guy.c can To the Editor: will, too. The Democrats have always accommodated. Letters will addict, marijuana dealer or a full - I just finished been famous for sonofabitch? not be edited for content. blown bomb - throwing radical. This is a seven - hour shift these problems do not bother disorderliness, so and has been simply untrue and does delivering pizzas and hero sandwiches me too for a local merchant. In much. At any rate, we will my pocket I have to choose between McGovern's by Garry Trudeau POINT OF VIEW LESBURY y° P.52Lt ioeu. MAiBf y?oJSF%HE 0Nce TmT TPUB. ^SesSeer %JO Pt>ETrys*£ / Au rum's tHPOfLTfiNTP* &*>, but Faculty union w f) urrue 6iet~ By HAROLD HART militate against excellence. Faculty positions (and consequently increase Professor of chemistry who receive juicy offers elsewhere will teaching loads), to reduce course offerings, to raid monies sorely needed leave, because attempts to match these for the Library, for equipment, for I oppose a faculty labor union at offers will upset the union pay scale. If MSU for the unions are so good for a University, supplies and services, etc. All are following reasons: why haven't faculties at the best unpleasant prospects, and will devastate the quality of education at •it will place the administration, as universities in the country, who are MSU. (How can we teach chemistry if adversary of the faculty, in a role usually the first to spot a good thing, the money we need to buy chemicals which requires it to keep salary been organizing? I haven't heard of have been used to raise C. Patric increases to a minimum. In a sense it any talk of a union at Walter Adams' Subject attempted to Ra bbit tat tat, and (Lash) Larrowe's salary?) Subject; Our Beagle in - - prevents the administration from Ivy League alma mater. If MSU's it all over! •The bargaining unit excludes many subdue ten-thousand was working for the good of the faculty aspires to excellence, it will the field,Thompson. shun both unions. of our most talented faculty. The MSU rabbits by himself. End University, defined to include a well - Faculty Associates displayed its own paid faculty. I thought we were all in came quickly. his together and had a common goal. I •When appropriated resources are weakness and its lack of concern for a prefer the administration to work for, insufficient to meet a negotiated salary genuinely strong faculty when it rather than against, me. increase the money will have to come purposely disenfranchised these from somewhere. The alternatives are people. When faculty step in and out •A union will favor of administrative positions, as they mediocrity and to increase tuition, to cut faculty now do — when they teach courses, as many administrators now do — they should have the right to vote. cents worth Though I am a former president of the MSU chapter of the American Assn. of University Professors Ireslin's student inte Avenue. Then, there wouldn't be these (AAUP), I intend to vote no on Oct. 23-24. The AAUP has done a superb job as a professional organization. Let's keep it that way. If you believe as I do, that it is in our own self - administration's nonappearance at a Towne Courier on Sept. 27 devoted all aware" that "the most effective a Bditor: efficient means of communication and troublesome problems "created" by interest to continue to build an t MSU's student body was recent public hearing on housing held of page one to the upcoming hearing. excellent MSU without a faculty labor before the East Lansing City Council. action" on matters of mutual concern elected officials — such as telling j to learn from Jack Breslin, But, then, we all know how busy union (but with a strong AAUP), I 1 are handled by MSU administrators administrators to junk their plan for a vice president, that MSU While reminding students of the MSU administrators are, and it was with East Lansing administrators. cross - campus highway because the hope you will also vote no. The only Irators "naturally have an administration's interest in their nice of Dolores Wharton, who holds no people didn't want it, or that they way not to have a union is to vote no. "in the general welfare of our "general welfare," Breslin explained official position at MSU, to appear and He noted, too, that councilman signed a lousy 10 • year cable TV Let us show that those who say a \ wherever they may live, the absence of MSU by saying "no listen for a couple of hours — and I meet "periodically" with MSU contract at "rip - off' rates for faculty union is inevitable are to the State News, appearing MSU representative was invited." stated same to the press. administrators. I might point out that students. promulgating a myth. the only time in the past year we have Breslin's claims "a few individuals ■quote was in response ■ to my I know MSU occupies a special As an aside, I might point out that met with Breslin and his cohorts, I including an East Lansing councilman comments noting the place in our community, but special the last time I had seen Mrs. Wharton suggested the city and the University (he's talking about me) seem to have invitations aren't normal for such was in May when she was with me and study the possibility of establishing a stirred up a minitempest" on this hearings. The Bailey Homeowners, several hundred students in a joint housing authority which could housing issue. I suspect that it must be the chamber of commerce, the candlelight peace march around the b rgaining Coalition for Human Survival, the campus. Breslin and the MSU increase the low - income housing in our community. The city manager has more than that to have prompted such an administration notable to issue a Pinecrest Assn., and 200 or 300 other administration didn't make that event just informed me that nothing has public statement about the ■Editor: who attended had caught wind either. come of this suggestion, made June persons administration's concern for recent reaction of the MSU Qf the hearing by one means 23. "general welfare" of students. As an additional argument for I \ Associates representative on another. After all, a series of articles "nonappearance," Breslin said East No doubt there would be more to the concern expressed by appeared in the State News, another in effectiveness and efficiency if the city George A. Colburn Lansing councilmen "should be well [nmittee of Concerned Faculty the State Journal and the East Lansing and University could abolish elected East Lansing city councilman misleading statements issued by officials on both sides of Grand River Oct. 10, 1972 [ associates represents but 1 example of why thoughtful ■ ling. should be wary of collective Apparently, the values of Chicago re /faM STEREO Iccurate exposition and close, r ■ reasoned argument values To the Editor: Grand Funk. They've got a stage show J themselves have espoused and In reference to Steve Allen's review too. If you want to hear ■tempted to transmit to their s - are to be relegated by the ts of unionism to the of Chicago Monday, his evaluation of their stage show wasn't too far outstanding, tight group, see Chicago. Why should Chicago "jam out" for — — ""Sic I co. OPEN HOUSE off-base. When you have music that is the benefit of one or two reviewers "senseless nit - picking". 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Washington Ave. Leonard Downtown Plaza ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Qeto^,, Name rule ended by health LANSING (UPI) - The American Civil Liberties agency patients by making this Michigan Dept. of Mental Union. move, but we feel we will Health will no longer State mental health gain the cooperation of all require local mental health officials, however, said the professionals and patients agencies to submit patients' requirement was designed to involved in the processes of names either in full or in aid the «*te in determining treatment," Yudashkin said. coded form to the state. how weU the local agencies David Ethridge, chief of Department Director E. were doing in their jobs and the Bureau of Operational Gordon Yudashkin sent whfl of services were Planning which devised the letters to the more than 300 offered in the various coding system, said state - funded agencies institutions. drop p ing the name Wednesday informing them The rePortin8 program, requirement will hamper the that the controversial which was put into full state, but added that it will requirement was being July 1, invo ved be possible to make some dropped "in the interest of th? feed,n8 of computerized evaluation of local agencies harmony " information into computers through other information Several of the local >n Lansing The information they are still required to agencies had protested the from the local agencies was submit. policy, contending that it to be use<* ^or statistical was a violation of a patient's purposes only, The 300 local agencies right to privacy and that the Though a recent court of which information could be ?PPe«ls deCK,°n firmed cent serve of about 96 per Michigan's Pin ball misused. The policy also the departments right to population receive 75 per was opposed -by the 5/eeJkulthe Yudashkin said '"formation. the name cent of their expenditures A host of pinball places have sprung up throughout East Lansing night. However, most such emporiums are busy from the state. giving ample opportunity to hords of students to play late into the the day and nearly everv h requirement was dropped night. State News photo because of by bedrock peoples opposition from agency heads. some local Area "We are sacrificing some chuRck terdenominational 0 W. Grand River at Michigan ability to track services to EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY By MAUREEN CAMPS River ■ Avenue across from out . L . between shopping. pinball classes -U and quarter in nunrtpr often in and and trv try auain again it's just as hard to - — popular P°PU,ar in """ymany Shopping shopping centers in the area, too, concentre concentration from the V and" c at M.S.U. campus. such as Meridian Mall, and tern, 332-5073 The Pinball Bresler's 33 Flavors Ice stop when you're losing as roommate The lost art of pinball Palace, when in many residence hall grills ^ phone 351 7160 opened just two months ago, Cream Shop houses the you're winning. onto one little sj, - wizardry is rapidly being other new pinball location on campus. worship service revived in the East consists of one large Paramount News Center, Lansing room With students, the pinball ALL SAINTS CHURCH area. It lined with machines more than 40 on Grand River Avenue. The addition, opened four located in the same area of Grand River Avenue, has Dularitv seems popularity seems to to be be on on BghUng k...— buzzers "p"Tjhu* and d , 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 800 Abbott Road started with a few challenging months ago, contains 30 the rise. Pinball is a ringing | pinball machines in the back sharp-shooting abilities and had an enclosed pinball challenge and yet And just The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector pinball skills. machines. a maybe th* of shops and stores and has section tucked away in a relaxation. To Most pinball machines ball will roll the 8:00 - Holy Communion grown into a business in its accommodate corner of the store for more fy It's a harmless little game to "Shock Resistance" 10:00 Morning Prayer enthusiasts, the palace is operate essentially the same than a year; it contains accumulate - own right. between the player and the points for you to b f and Sermon open from 9 a.m. to 2 way, but are given various by Dr. Wallace Robertson Returning students were The crowds a.m. names and setups to appeal more than 20 machines. machine, during which he machine. That's greeted this fall by two new are biggest at Pinball arcades are can transfer all his night and on weekends, to everyone. The "Haunted pinball wizardry is all pinball spots on Grand CHURCH SCHOOL though students drift in and House" gives the enthusiast 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. chance Crib through Adults ALUMNI CHAPEL OKEMOS a to shoot at a variety of ghosts and goblins Senate OKs Abrams on campus Coffee Hour FIRST BAPTIST and the "Zodiac" is The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain Paris decorated with astrological After Services 5:00 (independent & biblical) p.m.-Holy Communion 4684 Marsh Road call signs. College Travel For a quarter, a wizard Reachout with \ (behind Meijer's Thrifty Acres) 351-6010 130 W. Grand River can at try his luck three times beating the machine, an for Army chief of sta Leighton Ford ^11 9:45 - Sunday School effort that end in a free game or in frustration. WASHINGTON (AP) - However, before committee probe. 7:30 11:00 Gen. Creighton W. Abrams Thursday's vote, several Nightly,Lansing Civic Center SERVICES UNIVERSITY For those in the latter Lavelle was AbJ October 13 22 received Senate approval 7:00 p.m." category, a common senators said in light of deputy for air operate Friday, October 13 - SEVENTH-DAY reaction is to put another Thursday to become Army issues raised in the probe, At a news < "21 Miles to Utopia" chief of staff by an 84-2 the military should do before the vote, Sen. J 8:30 p.m. - CO - uni - bus ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, October 14 _ vote. something to reorder its Youth Night with folk singer John Fischer (A Chirstian Hughes, D-Iowa, saidl 149 Hiqhland Avenue The nomination had been own house, "God is for Now" interaction youth group) East Lansing questions remain abol THE CARRIAGE HILL held up since July Sunday, October 15 - W.E. Robinson, pastor 337-1430 pending a The votes against Abrams bombings, "including GOSPEL HALL Senate committee probe of were cast by Sens. Frank "The Bible and the Future of the World" David Daku,youth minister growing evident 349-2135 Saturday Service*: 2960 Lake Lansing Rd unauthorized bombing Church, D-Idaho, and allegedly improper ac ALL SEATS FREE East strikes against North William Proxmire, D-Wls. ALL WELCOME Church phone Group Bible Study 9:30 AM Lansing by the Navy." Vietnam while Abrams was Proxmire said during 349-2830 He said the Air Foicl commander of U.S. Forces debate on the nomination, Worship 11:00 AM Invites You to Attend Navy should btn in Vietnam. Afterward, the that 't has been FIRST CHURCH OF Wednesday: on Sundays seven thorough investigation! J>mt\ 1 V &L n CHRIST, SCIENTIST Discussion and Prayer Groups Worship 9:30 am committee cleared Abrams' nomination. months since Air Force Gen. John D. Lavelle was court authority to of inquiry,! i 7:30 PM relieved of his Vietnam 1518 S. Sunday School 10:45 am court martial concern* Washington Lansing Grand River Call 882-6580 or above CENTRAL UNITED command because of the number If you need Gospel 7:30 pm bombings. at Collingwood Entrance bombings and the Pentagon East Lansing transportation Contact 332-6734 METHODIST Sunday - 7:00 p.m. has done nothing about Overall, Hughes saiij Across from the capltol issues raised in the deliberate and Dr. Don Hillis speaking Sunday Services • 10:30 a.m. Sermon — Lesson - Sermon Subject "Enthusiasm policy of conceill (associate director of evangelical alliance mission, formerly a missionary in India) "Doctrine of Atonement" Wednesday Evening Meeting Edgcwood United Is A Contagious Thing" UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN CHURCH revealed in teh should be a vivid re to all of the ever^ Lavel| Church 310 N. Hagadorn 8:00 p.m. danger to a free sc 9:45 A.M. Fellowship Sunday School to age 20 8:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Service - 7:30 p.m. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. military establishmentl 469 N. Hagadorn, E. Lansing - An Ecumenical Worship 10:45 a.m. College Bible Class operates day in ai ' Refreshments Fellowship Nursery Available 332-5193 332-303 •> in the fireside room. Worship Services - 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. under a blanket of ad annual reception Reading Room New Liturgy - n;oo a.m. 485-9477 Free Transportation that goes far beyondl located in Church OPEN Sermon at 9:30 a.m. justification on the p by Dr. Truman A. Morrison Sunday 11:00 of a.m. Weekdays 9 - 5 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri, p.m. University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. protecting natiij security. Dr. Don Hillis speaking evenings 7- 9p.m. For transportation Sunday Call 332-8693 or mornings and evenings 332-060b east lansing trinity JrIn church Dr. Howard f. Sugden, Pastor James Emery,Youth Pastor AII are welcome John Fischer 841 Timberlane Drivt to attend church services and visit and use the /reading room. Leighton Ford Associate University Classes in ||f | Interdenominational East Lansing Telephone: 351-8200 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship Service 11:00 A.M. (Evening services cancelled due to L«ighton Ford reach Reachout) Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH bus schedule university| baptist UNIVERSITY UNITED church SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE METHODIST CHURCH 4608 S. Hagadorn Ro A CORDIAL WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES East Lansing 1120 South Harrison Services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Phone 351-7030 Worship For bus -10:00a.nj transports 9:40 a.m. Worship and and other information" College Class — 9:45 a.m. Church School 351 4144 8:30 11:00 a.m. Worship and - COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP AND REFRESHMENT HOUR Church School LUMS FREE BUS SERVICE MORNING AND EVENING for students at Lutheran Sermon - "Say Something MARTIN LUTHER About Determinism" ST. JOHN BUS ROUTE NO. 1 BUS ROUTE NO. 2 CHAPEL Campus Rev. Donn Doten Bus service available STUDENT (ENID Dorm or Hall A.M. P.M. Dorm or Hall A.M. 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries 327 M.A.C. MAYO P.M. 9:10 6:20 FEE E&W Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA MORNING SERVICE Sunday Masses: CAMPBELL 9:10 6:20 - 10:00 a.m. a.m. 9:10 6:20 HUBBARD S & N 8:30 a.m. landon e&w 9:12 6:22 for students and "What Happened To Ui? 9:12 6:22 AKERS E&W WORSHIP HOURS faculty at 9:45 a.m. YAKELY 9:14 6:24 by Rev. Hoksbergen 9:12 6:22 HOLMES E&W 11:15 a.m. GILCHRIST 9:16 6:26 11:00 a.m. Communion EVZNING SERVICE 9:13 6:23 McDONEL E&W UNIVERSITY - 7:00 p.i 6:00 p.m. & WILLIAMS 9:14 6:24 9:18 6:28 9:30 a.m. Communion "Christian 9:00 p.m. BUTTERFIELD OWENS 9:20 6:30 1st & 3rd LUTHERAN CHURCH Community" EMMONS 9:17 6:27 VAN HOOSEN 9:20 6:30 1020 S. Harrison by Tim Limburg Weekday Schedule 9:18 6:28 SHAW E&W Matins Visit our new 8:00 a.m. BAILEY 9:19 9:22 6:32 Student Center 6:29 PHILLIPS 2nd & 4th 332-2559 12:30 p.m. ARMSTRONG 9:20 6:30 9:25 6:35 open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. MASON for 4:30 p.m. BRYAN 9:21 6:31 9:25 6:35 faculty and staff at Lunch Wednesday SNYDER WORSHIP HOURS RATHER CASE N & S 9:22 9:25 6:32 6:35 ABBOT 9:26 9:26 6:36 6:36 ASCENSION LUTHERAN 12:30 - 1:30 ST. JOHN EAS1 2780 Haslett 8:30 a.m. Matins WILSON E&W 6:36 BETHEL MANOR 9:28 6:38 HOLDEN E&W SOUTH BAPTIST 337-7691 For transportation 4828 S. Hagadof 9:27 6:37 9:40 6:50 Dr. 10:30 WONDERS S & ft Roy Schroeder a.m. Common Sunday Masses: 9:30 6:40 call 351-6360 SOUTH BAPTIST WORSHIP HOURS Service 9:45 a.m. 9:40 6:50 or 332-8189 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 9:30 p.m. 11:15 a.m. Sunday Schools Wednesday- Weekdav Sdw«SL J31LHOWARD F. SUGDEN, PASTOR JAMES EMERY, YOUTH ADVISOR 9:15 a.m. Vespers (across from 9:30 p.m. Monday- Hubbard Hall) AND STUDENT CENTER For more inform*" 1509 RIVER TERRACE Call 337-9778^ n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 13, 1972 7 l S earning called urban crisis solution A. SMITH that today's the key urban to solving crisis is education, get him a job and then tax him," Faverman "The right way is to go in with fire and swords and disturbed because mothers, fathers, aunts and your face the fact that you have to change the housing that he does not have solution to the problem a of K» ^ Writer education. said. break up all the school uncles are displeased. They He said the fear is rooted policy. You can't have a inadequate education for T A Faverman, "But schools HUtricts don't care what their kid's legi ti mately-integrated inner-city students. "Prisons cost $8,500 pei are IQ score is. They want to in people's beliefs that black | to the dean of the person per year. Mental cruddy," he added. "The wrong way is to bus know why he can't read and white students who go school in my neighborhood "How do we solve it? f of Osteopathic institutions cost $14,000. "Schools don't work. The all the kids to good schools. why he can't get to the same school will until blacks can live where I Who knows? But I do know .Wednesday told a You can send a kid to MSU politics, then is how to "The real way is to a job. begin dating, leading to live. The kids have to live that it's going to have to be students at the for only $1,400. It's make them work, how to measure schools and hold "If a kid doesn't know interracial marriages. and fight together." from places like this Education the institutions them accountable," he said. ho*/ "In the end you've got to Faverman said, however, (MSU)," he said. cheaper to send a guy to to read, write and B.... sponsored by school, give him an "The legislature count, he's in the welfare Lr for Urban Affairs system till he dies. You Irked by beatings might as well kill him as leave him in that box. "Black and Postal union white working people live the hostility They worry about grievance t same. ; reek crabgrass taking over the world are and how their kids doing on the little league. Is this stupid? No. A grievance filed by the fails to consider the postal Union Crawford secretary Janet said the postal East Lansing Postal Workers workers' complaint, the itfributed to military There's something good workers will probably about enjoying life and the Union, Local 1 527, grievance will be sent to the receive a reply from the national office. Then, if things of nature. But people concerning the hiring of there is no grievance regional office in at least the stand trial before a military can't have this if they're not nonpostal employes at the two weeks. rescinded its threat after tribunal. settlement, a hearing will be LpNc ,AP) - A wave of government applied pressure. As a result of the bad complete people. And they contract station in the MSU The postal workers' publicity scheduled. mericanism is gaining Newspapers reacted with sharp surrounding American-Greek incidents ^ won't be complete as long Union, has been sent to the The East Lansing Postal grievance also disputes the 'J!.— in Greece and U.S. editorials criticizing the government's a U.S. Marine who allegedly beat up a as schools are bad," U.S. Postal Service's Workers' Union brought a closing of the old East 'everV hour of JJare being blamed for it. decision not to prosecute and taxi driver may be made an example of Faverman said. regional office in Chicago. lawsuit against the postal Lansing Post Office, across ,tobV Rons* Greek press, careful in its questioning the wisdom of granting and receive a stiff sentence from a Faverman was asked if he Postal union members service to district court in from City Hall, and the of Greece's allies since the further military facilities to the United Greek court if found guilty. considered busing as a viable indicated they hope the Grand RaDids on Sept. 25. opening of the contract seized power in 1967 and States. solution to segregated regional office will meet But, Judge Albert Engel station. ded parliamentary rale, If Several U.S. servicemen have upset schools and if busing could with them to settle the reserved his decision on the barbs at the thousands of U.S. American officials here say they do Athenians by appearing on the city's lead to better education for dispute. ir /oersonnel stationed here, incidents in which servicemen beat up taxi drivers in not expect the Greek government to grant special treatment to American main streets drunk and boisterous. Many Greeks are afraid to file official public school students. "Busing is a phony The union forwarded its grievance against the U.S. union's service request for an injuction against the postal pending the hnvp trained wide sef^cemen who break the law. They complaints about such incidents for outcome of the grievance issue," he said. "Underneath Postal w.a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ f.ruc over fares have gained fear of being called anti-American Service to the by 355-1826 procedure. , Greek police. all that rhetoric, people are regional office after East protected by rrPPks are upset about Pryiecrea Dy any special treaty afraid. Parents are afraid Lansing Postmaster Ray in'one'of the taxi .nJKnt. ,?!L many between Greece and the United States. incidents, thethe ^ween Gree< „ The Greek g(_t ^ and children from 10 to 16 are afraid. We could get Krider refused to consider the grievance. "THAT OLD TIME RELIGION justice M;"'®^nW®7iud«d try the American and judged The United State8' 1y8 X 11? earlier thisthe year assistance treaty, has the right that Athens could home port for sjx away with busing If the regional office also „ insignificant. The " Greek taxi * to ask the Greek government to waive destroyers of the U.S. Navy's Sixth isn't union then threatened not to prosectuion so the serviceman can THE just maybe thjj American servicemen, but GOOD ENOUGH FOR Ml" 11 ro" the rid AUTOMATIC SCORERS cumulate e„ This Sunday at 10:30 A.M. for you to 'VS ARE HERE!! ne- That's iiq keting COMING TO THE STEREO SHOPPE NEXT WEEK WE ARE NOW OPEN WITH >eek a new time religion — one that emphasizi wizardry is all] individual responsibilty, FOUR FREE STEREO THE NEW ASTROLINE inned at EQUIPMENT freedom and concern human rationality, tor the individual and for society, SEMINARS seek a new time religion ms building 7 and 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday - by reservation OPEN 9 A.M. DAILY accepting contemporary knowledge, America will the Administration Everything you always holiday lanes Unitarian Universalist Church Grove St. at Library Lane, East Lansing Friday from 12:30 3101 E. GRAND RIVER' 337-S 12:30 p.m. to protest inday trial of Sandee wanted to know about the first of those stereo components* , j during last year's ■ ment Bureau *but were afraid to ask because you figured that sluff cost a fortune strations to go to Here are four evening seminars geared to helping you get i to the 9 a.m. the most for your money when you decide to invest in a before Judge Sam quality component music system. Hughes in Mason) Conducted by Oscar Ericksson, veteran audio specialist, 3 be organized the seminars are for information only - there'll be no selling. . Monday in the Union. Stop by the Stereo Shoppe today and make a reservation 1 trial of John during the same Royal, to attend one of these informative sessions. / and Hear CIDER, DONLfTS and COFFEE! Istrations, scheduled THERE'LL EVEN BE FREE / Billy Graham's / ASSOCIATE tereo >ppe "77 Leighton 1 1 Ford ~ & Trs ** _ m IB/Ice THE WEJSTHEMNE 1 |$pec/cr/s Bass Bass Bass TR-1 % Sprint Pacer 27 lbs. Starts 7:30 p.m. Tonight 21 lbs. "Soul Power" Lansing CIVIC CENTER A: r. Continues 7:30 nightly thru October 22 Saturday, Oct. 14-Youth Special with folk singer John Fischer o Components, Campagnolo Components, "Run For Your Life!" ise hubs, 531 rame sew up tires Quick release hubs, Sunday. Oct. 15-"The Bible and the Future of the World" 531 Reynolds Frame Monday, Oct. 17-Youth Special. "Sex is a Four Letter Word" 95 $425 $29995 I Reg. $275 *199 195 Reg. $150 109 with John Fischer and the Covenant Players Free Bus Service To and From Civic Center .■ f "7 " 3:40 Student Services Building, north side 6:45 Holden and Wilson Halls Liberia j Liberia 3:40 McDonel Hall 3:45 Brody Bus Shelter 6:45 Yakeley and Landon Halls 6:45 Shaw Hall f omen's Bike'Tour Men's 27 lbs. * hubs, Q"ick release Quick release hubs, hubs, lightweight frame, 531 Reynolds frame, simplex derallleur, tc simplex derallleur, toe dips 95 |Re9$l40 119 95 Reg. $275 199 95 Reg. $140 119 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mich. Shop for all szcisais 3800 S. Mission, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 4310 W. Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan . FridaV. Octob,,! > Consumers urged to exercise rights . By TONI PELLILLO .. . _ sell only the best products, _ .. size," she said. "But it . i. -- . . />. nmu) «AMaum» State News Staff Writer Furness, an advocate of Kodak Co, (selling used protection Grocers of America. Furness said. Today, she per unit pricing, always." cameras or parts); the New president, BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - continued, the element of demonstrated to the respected and big York Hilton (over charging) They obviously do not c°mpUi'nt " The sooner consumers good faith is naive and audience how deceiving name corporations should and General Electric "Opposed and lobbying want us In on the decision Apartment. fMiize their rights, the less unrealistic. * manufacturers can be to the be viewed with a critical and (487,000 faulty pacemakers against this agency were making," Furness explained Take the totfioess frauds will occur. "With all the food for heart patients). 150 industrial and with smile. »m*ll consumer ihrough suspicious eye, she warned. some a claims q Betty Furness . columnist additives now, even the packaging. Presenting her personal list Furness was adamant in trade organizations," she * and former Consumers with problems Write assistant to most devout housewives can of her criticism of the U. S. said. Included were Proctor to W- President Using seven different corporations, Furness ghould fo„ow these steps C. for Johnson for only guess at what the volume sizes of Coca - Cola critized: Lysol and Listerine and Gamble, General Mills, cc consumer affairs, said here family is eating," the writer Senate's defeat of a ,or lction ,j,e said: Consumer f bottles and quite a bit of products (creating false proposal to adopt a the U. S. Chamber of Wednesday night. for McCalls's magazine said. math, she arrived at the impressions); the Eastman permanent national Commerce and the National ► Write to the company's Though everyone is aware After years of washing conclusion that a consumer they are a consumer, not unwashables and ironing could pay 28 to 54 cents everyone knows about their nonironables, the outrage rights to complain about and complaints of America's per quart for the same product. The 16 ounce REACH OUT FOR CHRIST defective products, Furness housewives finally bottle proved to be the best told Indiana University prompted a national law buy. students attending a effective this July Furness requiring explained that consumerism conference. "The Consumer Bill of Protection, passed by John F. Kenedy 10 years'ago, permanent Furness said. ''The manufacturers care labeling, clothing who had the average housewife would never have the time to do the computations. "Instead, she'd buy the Crusaders By MAUREEN McDONALD addition to nightly speeches at Lansing Civic Center. The enured us of these rights," been so deaf before giant economy size — State News Staff Writer public is welcome, free of charge. •he added. suddenly wilted like orlon because we're always told Ford seemed heartened by the increased In the past, housewives Society cannot be changed without a^ great change in emphasi* on under a hot iron," she that's the money saving people, evangelist Leighton Ford said Thursday. religion among college students. .could trust businessmen to quipped. In a press conference launching Lansing's Reach Out, aii "There is a definite movement towards Christ on : 5* areawide crusade for Christ, Ford said, "One of the tests of campus," Ford said. "Some have come from hippie conversion is love, peace and compassion for people. movements, others from organized churches. We call them The essence of Lansing's Reach Out, Ford said, is for street Christians and straight Christians, but they are all "people to reach out to God, and to each other in love and God's people." friendship." While "God's people" may come from all age, ethnic or The crusade for Christ is organized by 180 area religious sex groupings, the top echelons of Billy Graham's groups, spearheaded by Rev. Howard A. Lyman, a minister movement are all white men. at Central United Methodist Church. Much of the focus is addressed to MSU, where volunteers have been Ralph Bell, a black associate evangelist, said racism and passing out 40,000 copies of the New Testament called "Good News sexism are not employed in the movement. for Modern Man." "Openings are filled by ability," Bell said. He said women are employed in the art and editing Ford will be making numerous campus appearances, in department of the movement's magazine, and that blacks often obtain positions as music directors, but neither WE HAVE IN CAR HEATERS AVAILABLE group is represented on the board of directors. m Bell said he would like to see more blacks involved in the crusade for Christ. He said he would like to have crusades located in black residential areas and receive endorsements STARLiTE LANStNG from black community leaders. WHEN THE FLIES 3 ADULT FEATURES- START CRAWLING, SO WILL YOUR FLESH R Bureau seeks helped Poromount Pictures presents for local nature The following opportunities for volunteers programs, needs artists and nature lovers who parkl Experienced 4-H | will -PLUS FREE FLYING might especially n are currently available volunteer time to help the chance to something Is after Jessica, STEWARDESSES! through the Volunteer get | overworked staff. omething very cold, very AND SPICY COMEDY Bureau. working with kids. 1 . . . People who are The Dept. of Social Men who woulil wet... and very dead. interested in helping should Services needs volunteers to work with inner-dT "LET'S SCARE JESSICA call the bureau at 353-4400 work with public assistance to expand TO DEATH" or stop in at 27 Student recipients, to meet both horizons are theii| AND Services Bldg. Unless their material and human with the Urban Li neededlj otherwise indicated, the needs. Much of the work is , volunteer should plan to grade career class. on a one-to-one or provide his own Ingham County I family-to-family basis. Health center is loot transportation. The urban 4-H program and why Fenner Arboretum, a local provides inner city children volunteers to fill a nature park which provides roles, including a wjtj, is saying he nature tours and education recreation an educational aide. Volunteers their own car. m program. those terrible LECTURE Lincoln School if emotionally disturb^ i things about teachers to me?" "ONI OF THE BEST FRESHMEN ONLY classroom. . \ TIMES I'VE HAD Colburn to hoi THE PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY Dustin Hoffman's 7:00 Fri. AT THE MOVIES fall office hou] - Third Straight Screen Triumph N.Y. Daily News 9:00 Sat. 108 B Wells only $1 — THIS TEAR!" Gene Shalit, Look Magazine Presented by Auburn Films at SEMEs michigan state university RESERVES 500 SEASON COUPON BOOKS FOR HAVE NOT PURCHASED YOUR PLEASE DO SO TODAY. FRESHMEN. IF YOU BOOK, East Lansing Councilman Georgdf will hold office ho J J this term from 6:30( p.m. every Thursdiyl second floor of (S RED DETACHMENT OF WOMEN Visitors to City Half p.m. must use the Pal A SwiN\suit, Tcxvel and $2.00 Fairchild Theatre Box Office entrance. A MODERN REVOLUTIONARY DANCE DRAMA is all you need for 15 hours 149 Auditorium FROM THE of Underwriter Ear-Experience PEKING FILM STUDIOS/DISTRIBUTED BY GENESIS FILMS the performing arts company L mi J\ ^ Department of Theatre Michigan Stole University £k You are cordially invited to enjoy on evenlnq with David Frye and the new cfvi/ty mln/trek | 8 m.MON., OCT. 16 / AUDITORIUM at the UNION TICKET OFFICE $\ BESSEY HALL Tickets are just , INTERNATIONAL CENTER CREDIT UNION 9pm Tonite thru noon Tomorrow YOU NEED NOT BE A MEMBER TO ATTEND THE EXPRESSION OF CHINESE CI LITRE M \0 TSETl NG WANTED RICHARD NIXON TO SEE. .^NQ.nnens IhK Pooj First showings on any college campus! The film viewed by Pres. IMixon Chou-En-Lai in Peking. This Fri. & Sat. and TICKETS AVAILABLE SEPT 27 AT THE UNION (Weekdays 8:15 4:30 AND AT THE MSU EMPLOYES JShXTJ DOOR Only in 104B Wells Hall 7:15,9:15 600 E. Crescent "A strange mix of Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg high art and poltical Open 9:30 to Propaganda," - N.Y. Daily News Only $1 5:30 Mo n. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 |chigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 13, 1972 lomecoming to celebrate 50s, 70s easier to Great Issues will present Thursday on the East Auditorium. orchestra. The homecoming theme "Banners are IESLI WESTON Chris Miller, a writer from Complex IM field. Mooncalf The MSU Alumni Club of The champs will be introduced to the spectators. this year is "Flashback make, less expensive and less time consuming than oming 1972 wiU the humor magazine will provide music. homecoming game '50s". Banners will be mid - Michigan will sponsor A "Rock Around the ■ alumni, students National Lampoon, at 4 on Oct. 21, MSU vs. judged on relevance to the floats," Judy Bogart, 1972 ASMSU Pop a dance and reception at the Clock Sock - Hop" will homecoming chairperson 1 next weelt w*t p.m. Wednesday in the Wisconsin, will feature theme, originality and begin at 8 p.m. Oct. 21 in ■"of "Flashback Auditorium. Entertainment will present Leslie West, Corky Laing University Club from 9 p.m. 1 a.m. next Friday. TV?re banner competition and the the Union. Awards will be materials. said. - and mUCh - ■vitV presentation of the MSU Banners may not be " A bonfire ■ concert will and Jack Bruce at 8 p.m. will be dancing to the music given in trivia, phone booth at is very homecoming queen. During larger than 5 by 10 feet nor be held at 8:45 p.m. next Friday in the of Ray Kay and his halftime the 1952 football stuffing and jitterbugging competitions. on poles which exceed 10 feet in height. The cost of Correction Banner competition will materials may not exceed replace the traditional float $20. The People's Cooperative S linked to decline competition at the homecoming game. Banners will be judged at 10 a.m. on Oct. 21 in front Council counter chest bash has been changed from this All living units and of Demonstration Hall. All Saturday to 2 p.m. Oct. 21 registered student groups banners will be paraded at the Goodman School sales eligible to enter one Ballroom, 1322 Whyte St., !us are around the field before the pass 1,117 commuter lot passes the shopping for the banner. name Entry blanks listing the of the organization, game. The winners will parade again at halftime. First prize is $25, second Lansing. The newly organization created for aid formed Len zurawski sold. season downtwon and at the malls, city line. However, Neils indicated a explained the tickets sold its representative, telephone prize is $15 and third prize and cooperation local alternative groups has between „ Staff Writer were amount to only 3/5 of 1 per number, title of the banner is $10. The reduced purchases he said. New buses would price increase or reduced and invited everyone and all cent of the people riding the signature of the Last year's theme was -s and city buses represent about a $24,000 include some electric services could occur if the bus. The price of a pass is organization president must "Remember When..." and local bands to the school, In* down the road loss for the system, which minibuses for the Lansing campus bus financial $16 each term, unless a be turned in at the RHA Gilchrist Hall won first prize located at the end of Ohio Knptier this term as Neils says runs on a downtown mall and propane situation does not improve. person buys only a winter office, 323 Student Services with a burlap St., "to bring the Kials report fewer self-sustained basis. buses for residential service. pass, which then costs $21. Bldg., by Wednesday. banner. community together." K than last fall. Neils also predicted a 10 About 3,000 persons ride Bus tickets and last If the situation does not Hie of campus bus per cent decrease in bus the city buses now, an winter's $1 price improve, Neils is | declined 26 per ridership for winter term increase over the summer increase in bus passes are what the system will do. not sure ■term compared to compared to last year ridership, but still not making up the $24,000 The idea of having a free M according to Max because of the three-year enough to please city bus loss, Neils said. He system in which each person The ftjSU automotive downward trend in ridership officials, will be billed a certain jianager. Probably that the bus system is With the arrival of the amount each of the term, cause Company experiencing. city give new buses, however, eliminating bus the increasing passes, Winter for the city bus bus officials are hopeful could be a possibility, he If bicycles, he said, line could be brighter than new routes can be added to said. He added, however, weather and ■ma United Way Presents children have last year, if the new buses the skeleton network in many problems still remain ■ ordered by the authority existence, united community chest to be resolved with that the city bus ■ by arrive, Hopkins indicated. Prices for individual fares kind of system. about 10 per Plans are to have the co6t 35 cents on both lines J Hopkins, program buses come in December for with no hint of an increase ■of the Urban Mass luthority, said. Wampus, registered llhave soared since " about 10,200 4-H money drive j to 5,600 at the Ce last year, Safety Dept. figures to start in Jenison Entertainer Art laid this year, 4,876 The Michigan 4-H Club is Linkletter, singer Sue Ann ■jus passes and 940 kicking off a fund • raising [r lot passes were Langdon and the musical campaign with a banquet at Conti family will perform at Bt year at this time, 7 tonight in Jenison Field the banquet. Regular and house. A^JHarvInMM passes • At 10 a.m. Saturday in Jenison, 4-H will auction FSuI purebred livestock, camper Newmani- POLICE trailers, tractors, cars, recreation vehicles, home and kitchen appliances, and "Pocket Money" BRIEFS GENERAL PtCTURES RE - TECHNICOLOR" • * N*TI0**L other types of Michigan TODAY AT 8:25 ONLY; SAT. SUN. 1:30 6:45 agricultural and industrial - - 8:4 products. I DEPT. OF Public treated and released at the Smaller items will also be health center. sold in a flea market in (officers delivered a Jenison. a Spartan * * * Proceeds will be used to LECTURE* TapafftikMit shorfty (191.' i. TWO BICYCLES, valued support leadership training . Thursday. Jng to police, when at $130, were taken from and other programs for I Chuck Cribley and racks at Holmes and Akers Michigan 4-H youth. ■esies arrived at the Halls. ■they realized they >t get the woman to |tal before the child n. The officers then doctor and Irom the University ■Center but the baby ■ before the doctor, lother and baby were at michigan state university o Sparrow Hospital k reported in good TUESDAY OCT- BERYOZKA 17, Beryozka Dance Company. Performing not simply fo!l< pMALE STUDENT DANCE bruises and 8:15 P.M. dances, but choreographic stories, the performers leap UNIV. COMPANY. and whirl around the floor |>ns I when the bicycle And now a word about AUD. riding collided with New Extra Crispy Chicken from Kentucky Fried Chicken: ART OF 1 bicycle Wednesday DANCE. |in near the entrance ■loosen Hall. She Moiseyev. YOU HAVE was NEVER SEEN A SHOW UKE THIS BEFORE! SATURDAY "PORTRAITS o be settled - OCT. 21, OF the fabulous land,- largest nations 8:00 P.M. i. All great beauty, spain AUSTRALIA challenging CURTIS f growing e< $239 NAGEL interesting life wori d and the bright future of this, PROGRAM INFORMATION 48? 3905 TRAVEL vlbrant ""tine"' vividly WEEK! DOORS OPEN 1:00 P.M. ICHIGAN SERIES portrayed in this splendid ] ★ ★ ★! E3 Theatre • Lansinq MONDAY, OCT. 23, "SLEUTH" "Sleuth" was called the "best thriller I have ever seen" by drama critic Cllve Barnes at Its HIGHEST RATING! Butterflies Are Free' is an 8:15 PM. explosively successful opening in New York. A teaser for the George Rose experienced devotee of fistible charmer, an exceptional love story, funny and moving!" UNIV. David Havlland, detective fiction. "Sleuth" was AUD. written by Anthony ShaffaV E,Ne» York Daily Ne»s BROADWAY who also wrote the screen play THEATRE for the latest Hitchcock 'The insouciant Goldie per! One of those SERIES. thriller, "Frenzy". Iroiss theatrical Hawn, with eyes like ■aininents—a new spinning blue frisbees, ■ on, bright sayings, is nothing short ot ■ln9 sentiments. wonderful!" —DONALD J MAYERSON, Cut "GREECE of architecture, |ne P'wate is made with AND THE sculpture, Its modern ana the people of times, Ted skill 01 two "The sparks fly! And so Wnown do the laughs! Goldie 8:00 PM. Bumlller captures the many performers, AEGEAN phases of glorious Greece, our IJHawn and Hawn, in her best per¬ beautiful heritage of ancient JJHeckart." formance to date, man¬ SEA" Whether R" p'"srf'j ages to suggest a real TED lis motion picture Ing you closer to the magic person beneath all that BUMILLER, quality of Greece-Its Ply., lovely movie! A sunshine and sex WORLD and "wine dark" seas teCu0,amovl® Plsthe heart and appeal. But the big news is newcomer Edward TRAVEL SERIES. lH°neequa,|y Albert... his acting is of award calibre. A comedy Colonel Sanders' is the one place in town for two kinds sparkler guaranteed to Oct. 17 — Art of Dance Series Close warm even the hardest of chicken: Original Recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken® Oct. 19 — Individual tickets are on sale for Batsheva Dance Co. — Nov. 2 hearts!" -petertravers, and New Extra Crispy. Royal Philharmonic - Reader s Digest (Educational Ed) "One of the most delight¬ ■SVery con«em- ful and flawless films ltUrne.S,0ryGoldie I've seen in ages! A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION Creamily perfect direct¬ tear ■a y involved BUTTERFLIES ing by Milton Katselas, super performances t/jf Goldie Hawn and Tickets for all Lecture-Concert presentations (except travel films) may be purchased in advance at the Union Ticket Office, weekdays, 8:15-4:30. For single tickets please check ARE FREE hn Edward Albert. I laughed opening date of sale. Phone 355-3361 for ticket availability. Travel film tickets may be purchased one hour before each and I cried and I was performance, travel films are free to MSU students (ID ■n9" Sorry when it ended.' required tor admission). TtyCMCLf —LIZ SMlTH. Cosmopolitan 1040 E. Grand River, E. L. For a FREE cop / of the Lecture-Concert Fall 3140 S. Logan 1620 E. Michigan Brochure, please, c< ntact Lecture-Concert Office, golde HMV €raH€owr • 3200 N. East St. University Auditorium MSU,(517) 355-6686. ■ > IEONARD GERSHEH,, A < -n.M J. FRANKOVICH - ■■.MILTON KATSELASA - cawm-wi ,po'.T"T" ■ 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Super Fly' deals deathblow to dop Does a movie about a black cocaine pusher who know why he is pushing • dump 30 keys of cocaine tells Priest, once you do ... turn out to be emissaries of FHrtia Eddie, nf of course, rnllKA npvpr had never had ^ . -w rhnraot cocaine except that it for a clear $1 million, that big of a hit, there's no the "man" behind the any intention of pulling out, wants to make that one last provides him with an whole cocaine enterprise. and calls the cops to tell Priest then collects his way out but Scatter decides deal sound unlikely? Well, expensive lifestyle. He he will Priest and Eddie make them Priest is trying to get partner Eddie portrayed by see what he can do. no matter. "Super Fly" not equates his lifestyle with Carl Lee and they go to Scatter never gets the the deal, but Priest begins to out. only takes the material, but freedom, though as the film Priest's former mentor, chance, however, as one of the trap Scatter tried to takes it and makes it work, warn him about. From there, the plot opens, he realizes it Is just Scatter, played by Charles Priest's "family," Fat "Super Fly" focuses on another trap. McGregor, to set up the Freddy, a junkie, is picked Priest goes to see Eddie - takes a turn as Priest trie, to the gut-level realities of • aftei#all the coke is sold to • • make good his vow to quit. Snorting more and more deal. up by some crooked police, Priest, played by Ron coke, Priest decides to get Scatter doesn't want to who force him to blow the get his share and make sure See»n« the end Is better O'Neal, a man who doesn't than reading about it. out. He devises a plan to do the deal, because, as he whistle on Priest. The police they are still going to quit. "Super Fly" has received a lot of adverse criticism. The character of Priest, in IM music particular, is singled out as tops presenting an image that is "message man" Curtis too attractive, that Mayfield to do the might lead more kids to try to soundtrack in order to emulate Priest's successes. create a counter-balance to By STEVEN ALLEN centering around the Building Auditorium. by RHA along with "200 the film's action. State News Reviewer "divine decadence" of Motels," a movie for Frank The film, it seems, does The off • campus music- Throughout "Super Fly," Modern jazz,y two Germany caught between scene Zappa fans only. everything short of Mayfield uses his music to musicals and underwater world once again centers an wars continues around distorting its story to try to establish the local bars. a critical leavi H the Auburn film concert highlight local through Sunday night Motown recording artists group is prevent Priest from commentary the chJ entertainment this Fairchild Theatre. The showing "Who is Harry becoming just such a falseness of Priest's on philosophy to direc. Magic are featured at the allegedly Marvin Van weekend. Company opens its 1972 - Brewery. TNT, an Ann KeHerman?", a movie symbol. Director Gordon glamorous lifestyle. This Gordon Parks p*! The 73 mostly for Dustin Hoffman most unique season with "You're a Arbor band, will be playing Parks Jr. (the son of technique frees Priest from SrJ attraction is being offered in Good Man, Charlie Brown" fans and "The Red "Shaft" director Gordon "Super Hy"opttK'jf at the stables; Annie having to utter lines that showing the Women's IM swimming at 8 tonight and tomorrow Oakley, at the Coral Gables. Detachent of Women." Parks Sr.) hired the would be false to his Twin West at the! pool where Max Neuhaus' in McDonel Kiva. Rosa's canteen, 541 Theater! "Water Whistle," a 15 - hour Off campus, the Lansing Grand River Ave. rill underwater concert is being presented. The concert Civic starts Players season also feature Bill Kahl. IN CHINESE SOCIETY starts at 9 p.m. tonight and tomorrow Cosmic tonight and night with their rendition of Dimensions" continues through noon Report makes its Forty Carats." Showtime contkiuw" its Tpac^'" out tomorrow. No one will be i at Abrams-Planetarium. appearance at 8 tonight. Ballet portrays the West Junior High revoll admitted without a The five man group headed School Auditorium, 400 S. Beal film group is swimsuit. by Wayne Shorter and Joe Chestnut, is at 8:30 p.m. Pop Entertainment and Zawinul is at the forefront showing DeBroca's "King of Yava Ferraz of Sao Paulo Hearts," starring Alan Bates, the Union Board launch an of today's jazz world. will be featured in a recital which is probably the best By MAUREEN GENTLE attempt to bring jazz back PAC's rendition of of Brazilian music tonight at culture Mao Tse - tung exceptionally well done, the dancers is to MSU when Weather Cabaret," a musical 8:15 in the Music film on or off campus this State News Reviewer wanted Richard Nixon to The choreography is inteJ. p.m. weekend. The film group is On campus this weekend see." This is easily practically irreproachable, note. Some of til also showing Fellini's in 104 B Wells Hall is steps and gestil MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES MUltUN MALI 349 ? 700 MEMOS ^ "Satyricon." "Red Detachment^ of understandable, as the film js not only an excellent the dancers, movements graceful of the and unfamiliar of the to us, si Women," a ballet from informational exaggl Fellini fans can also see China on the source on emotional expressiql theme of Chinese popular culture but "The Clowns," a tribute to Europe's most famous revolution. Originally aiso a very wen produced an. The j dancers »u themselvesi also in the Noh, th J produced as a political c|assica| theater 1 clowns, brought to campus and arranged ballet. are exceptionally trained. propaganda film in the form This is true not only of the of popular entertainment, it On the surface These was shown throughout revolution, stars of the company, but of to Chinese variations^ Rome ually thought of as every member of the ballet, a China and proved to be very bloody and dirty affair, chorus. influence of populal call sucessful there. on a major art fori College Travel seems incongruous with an art as refined and genteel as In addition, the staging the dancers in this J 351-6010 The film is being 130 W. Grand River the ballet. However, the provides an unusually good are somewhat morJ promoted here the backdrop. than t hose adjustment is soon made. Though this to| expression of Chinese v ~ i ballet itself is ballet strictly adheres to the American audierl classic dance form, it has accustomed, bull 40,562 people missed seeing the advantage of modem lighting and scenic movements and are beautiful. In this example of still I | technique. I ballet adheres closelj THE BLUE ANGEL « Differences in the form of the Chinese ballet and in classical tradition an and is different c subtle details. I 1c FOR QUANTIT* | 40,562 people missed the film rated by State "Red Detachmj News Reviewers shown on campus as THE BEST MOVIE during the school year ! I 9 ^Ojf i to 9 DAILY I Women" example is enlightening and il of nationalistic fervor. i Chi DON'T MISS IT AGAIN THE BLUE ANGEL THEM 7:15 and 10:30 with Marlene Dietrich directed by Joseph Von DOMINO'S PIZ1 I GRADUATE Fri: 6:15, 8:15, 10:10 [PGj Fri: 7:30 Sternberg AND Free 30 minute delivery I Sat: 2:15, 4:15, 6:15, 8:15, 10:10 Sat: 2:00. 7:30 THE PUMPKIN EATER Fri.-SSt. Twi-Lite Hr. 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Open to students, faculty, and staff $1 Admission I.D.'s only. may be checked. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 3 trustee candidates urge open meet Republican candidates did policies the board is passing universities to take a greater she said. "We will be priorities are established, he increase the number of By CAROL MORELLO not ■"W reply to invitations. can talk about them and air leadership role in solving required to increasingly said, then it can turn to night classed. hb a simple technique to discuss the problem or acquiring then make a powerful memory "hich can pay you real dividends an appppeil n both business and social nd the city council at meeting next Tuesday. Councilmen Griffiths and According to this publisher, Wilcox, however, said many people do not realiie how do not see the ordinance much they could influence others a violation of the busing simply by remembering accu¬ rately everything they see, hear, rights and indicated or read. 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MSU - 108B WELLS FREE ADMISSION STUDENTS UNITED FOR LIFE, |ctiigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fridav, October 13, 1972 13 jte suggesteI Chess--a game of dedication [ transit center" By GARY KORRECK State Newt Staff Writer catalyst for increased interest In the game. MSU club president Bill "It's unlike any other sport--if you make o "Usually, your own sixth ^ you are by the fifth or on move,'' he s asked that Michigan be designated aa $ Though Bobby Fischer Johnson, Normal, 111. junior, mistake in a football game there is time commented. "Opening r^rution center for the celebration of the j j may be high on the merits said, "We've had about a variations are largely reflex ehappSon waa | of virginity he is held 400 action, but once you have the designation for American directly responsible for a per cent increase in membership this fall and it to recover; if you make a mistake in a completed them you start 1° T„,KdflV to the Revolution & population increase in the can all be plotting your opponent's by Lt. Gov Jame. Brickley | explained in two e„ial Commission MSU Chess Club. words — Bobby Fischer. chess match you have to live with it for downfall. • an nf Michigan's commiaaion. :;:; The man who "I think there is also a "It's unlike any other KiTation would make Michigan the rite of ■$ Reykjavik put social trend towards Three or four hours." sport," Johnson said. "If iSstrations and meetings on new modes of | on the map and later said he would accept intellectual pastimes," you make a mistake in a •tation for the future. only a virgin bride is the Johnson added. claims that said. "That will Johnson said. "And it football game there is time But there is more to it players who means you to recover; if you make a than pawn to king four. continually handle their probably beat them one comes from playing in mistake in a chess match pieces before moving them time out of ten." tournaments. Chess is bber kills trooper you have to live with it for Johnson maintains that (not allowed in tournament The MSU chess club basically hard work, but it's among the real fanatics, three or four hours. there play) are engaging in sponsors tournaments with a lot of fun." "The game gives you a is a type of masturbation. players who have a rating Johnson also recalled an chance to manipulate an brotherhood. [er $40,000 bank job "Psychology is a useless and it also chooses teams to incident involving himself "When a bunch of us get army and crush your aspect of the game," compete in a round robin that wasn't fun. together we talk in a Whitehas continued. "You chess league with other state It happened while he was opponent," he added. language nobody else would Ali this can be done (lJpi) - A after a branch of the First $40,000. have to know what you are colleges. a playing partner in a team understand," he without drawing blood. I hank robber shot National Bank of Trooper Steven DeVries, commented. doing first." The Spartan chessman tournament. His partner As Johnson concluded, L a State, Police Southwestern Michigan was 33, a veteran of seven years Two of the real One way for someone to placed second last year to U made what Johnson terms "What is there like the with the State Police and fanatics, "a stupid, glaring move. Khursday minutes robbed of more than know what he is doing is to M, a school that, Johnson — Richard Borgen, Minot, atomic bomb in chess?" the father of two young said, has probably the best "I whacked him on the N.D. senior, and D&ve Play- children, was dead on arrival Johnson said the best all - around chess players in arm and he returned the Whitehas, a U - M grad University at Pawating Hospital. He was the third trooper student, study their moves from books as they play. method for improvement is a match against a stronger the nation. Most of the club compliment, dislocating my shoulder." gunned down in the past 10 opponent. members have engaged in at Emotional outbursts are |rses for we months. One of the other Borgen has beaten one of the top 15 players in the "The United States Chess Federation has a rating least minimal tourney play and Johnson estimates very rare, though, and Johnson said the amount of control a Jniversity will offer the following courses this Lw°, G^m^w'hodfed U.S. and Whitehas is a proclaimed critic of chess self - system and it's usually best few casual players could defeat any of them. player exhibits is what to play someone rated 200 "separates the men from TtmUnltadWtoy [-Survival Spanish will meet at 8 p.m. in 214 Ull. shot after he psychoanalysis. "Chess psychology is points higher than you," he "Experience is the key,' the boys. overrated," Whitehas said. if the Union; de - escalation at 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Qn the u g 12 b I dwelling systems at 1 p.m. at Synergy and world " $lje $eitr JJorkStates short, before 9 a m Ruben Fine (a one 1 p.m. at Synergy. - time national grand Jy - Orgonomy, bioenergetics, primal therapy will A graduate of Lowell master) wrote an awful |10 a.m. at Synergy; ESP at 1 p.m. at Synergy; High School near Grand book — very Freudian — ws at 2 p.m. In 421 Abbot Hall and yoga at 3 to 5 Rapids, DeVries joined the which has nothing to do ,ie Green Room of the Union. State Police in February with thought and Jj offices are located on the second floor of the Id at Synergy, 541 E. Grand River Ave. 1965 and was first assigned to the Jackson post. reasoning." 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Caima Some of thathe AniMmlaeinn commission members wanted to accept III In commission, H P tthe past, D A S t ■ has tried til the to is ready." consider the aesthetic value A solution to the performing the investigation asking for permission to the recommendation made for the traffic commission, post signs for a new car by the planning staff that of signs when giving overnight parking problem Commission member Karl is still studying the issue. wash at the gas station on would have allowed Shell to approval or disapproval to in East Lansing is not in Sarotkin called for the Later in the the corner of Michigan put up some, but not all, such requests. The action after noting that the meeting sight and the city planning planning commissioner Avenue and Harrison Road. the signs. commission is also working commission is eager to planning commission's on a sign survey to be used know why. request for the study was in establishing a sign The commission, at its made nearly one year ago. ordinance for East Lansing. Wednesday night meeting, Following the planning Commission member decided to ask the traffic commission why the result of the study on overnight commission's original request last November, the city council referred the Carr reveals Thomas Brand said, "Until we get a sign ordinance, I don't think it is right to on-street parking has been matter to the traffic of his take away business." delayed almost one year. campaign commission for Associate city Disagreeing with Brand's planer investigation. The traffic Robert Owen said Thursday comment, Commissioner commission was asked to Democratic congressional Charles Chamberlain, for information about my John Czamecki said, "I feel that the traffic commission report back to the city candidate M. Robert Carr, campaign contributions," we should start taking a has not reported to the city council with a being too secretive about his disclosed the sources of his financial Carr told a group of 40 stand right now." council "and probably recommendation. backing. campaign funding "I believe the voters will journalism students. Since the commissioners Wednesday while know whether or not 1 am were split on the issue, the attacking his opponent, Carr told reporters he request will receive more SUNDAY Republican incumbent controlled by big business, recently received $10,000 consideration in the future. by having full access to from the United Auto Also during the meeting, Feast of the Forest $3.25 Workers and expects $2,000 the commission decided to Swiss Steaks, Breaded Veal to $3,000 from the meet with members of the AFL—CIO labor union. Committee for 12minutesfrom MSU Environmental Quality In 15%Student Faculty Two national groups East Lansing (CEQEL) prior working to raise money for to the Nov. 1 planning Discount several congressional races meeting. The commissioners are also helping to finance will discuss CEQEL's Now at the Deli! Carr's 6th District race. proposal for an environmental agency in Brand new menu. The National Committee East Lansing. for an Effective Congress Commissioners Sarotkin All dinner and sand, donated $1,500 and the and Czarnecld agreed to Questions (U'Uix TM-esterSL items under $3.00. Committee of Twelve, a write the State Highway group sponsored by Sen. Dept. about planting trees Karl Sirotkin, joined other members of t Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., New hours 7 8 M along Michigan and Grand planning commission in questioning a delay of riL F 7-7S&S to raise funds for a dozen River avenues to replace the a year in a study of overnight M-78otBa»hRd 1 £ swing-contests, has pledged dead trees that were cut parking jn £ Lansing. 15,000, Carr said. down by the department. State News photo by John Oicki Nixon bus toul to visit Anne cochairman Armstrong of the Capitol •approximately 300 day thru 18 states aajl Republican National cities. Committee, will arrive In The goal of the buii the "Nixon - Agnew, New is "to log an extra Majority, People Machine" mile In volunteer nc/i VICTOR bus at 1 p.m. the President and powet] today at the DAVID BOWIE THE RISE AND FALL OF OPEN state Capitol. Armstrong will deliver a candidates," Armi said. ZIGGY STARDUST personally signed The bus leaves Lu AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS TODAY presidential message to area volunteers who are for Hammond, Ind. afternoon. . zm' '-"IffV' I 9:30 telephoning and canvassing for President Nixon. "We are emphasizing the GOP leader TO importance the President places on home town predicts upsi * • EJ organization in his own re - in state Hou election," Armstrong said. 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Noon -5:00 pm Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 9:00 pm Sat. 9:30 am 6:00 plenty of FREE EVENING PARKING - pm DOWNTOWN LANSING Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 13, 1972 15 Election zeal declines Lb associated press A A however, is the outpouring outDourim? on ... then campuses dropped him," said ■ disturbed by what complacency has set in" of volunteer workers who "McGovern seemed to have David Cole, a graduate were they called changes in said David Versfelt, fueled McGovem's primary ■enchanted with Sen. on oura of honesty lost stu dent at Boston McGovem's positions on the president of fhe Young rfScGovem bcc*T campaigns last spring and whose efforts had University. "It was the right Vietnam War, welfare, tax Republicans at Princeton. [fiton affair and a counted this fall. been spring that has frankly been thing to do, but it was the reform, and defense "It is difficult to get people If has vacillated on he Nixon on way it was done that spending. out to work. People are fusues.fromhisBoston ir" campus to has his supporters, but they often campus tarnished. I just can't get disturbed me." For Dennis Engel, convinced Nixon is going to Cole worked for Nebraska student, win handily " Louis Harris inidicated that appear content in the belief more than 50 per cent of that simply fired up about him now." McGovern in the New McGovern has changed too There are active Nixon demonstrating Hampshire and much. He said he would organizations on most the campus population is their presence is a Massachusetts primaries. He vote for Nixon. campuses, and that alone is registered to vote, with contribution to the coordinator of the Nixon Thomas Eagleton from the many campuses reporting President's re will still vote for McGovern, "McGovern is fluctuating a major advance for the K his c0®! better than 70 cent - election. effort at the University of Democratic ticket and in but added he was no longer back and forth like the GOP. At many campuses on per They timet., they are not registration. But wnile most are making sporadic efforts to recruit only Nebraska. particular the way interested in working for tide," said Engel. the East and West coasts, Sngmuch noise. students interviewed said Mark Stevens, editor of McGovern handled it were him. Despite the present traditionally liberal or followers in the J^ciated Press bureaus they would vote, few new residence halls and student Princeton University's mentioned time after time "McGovern seemed to campus atmosphere, the radical strongholds, peer Krious parts of the expressed any excitement student newspaper, said by students as a major have an aura of honesty last national youth coordinator pressure had kept Nixon E} this week sampled ■nils sentiment and about it unions. "A lot of students come campus this fall, political activity factor contributing to their spring that has frankly been of the McGovern campaign, supporters from declaring There are hard - working particularly in the disillusionment with tarnished," said Cole. "I just Edward O'Donnell Jr., sees their allegiance in the past. K little fervor about the McGovern people on nearly by and pick up a button, but they don't want to McGovern camp, is not McGovern. can't get fired up about him better days ahead. Whatever the cause, Eon. Recent polls by every campus. Missing, work," said Tom Terpstra, what he had anticipated. "It seemed as if he came now." "No matter what their longtime campus observers TalluP organization and The departure of Sen. out in favor of Eagleton and Many students said they present feeling, students will noted that the intense turn out for McGovern in political activism of recent the closing weeks of the years is not present this fall most campuses. crowds campaign," said O'Donnell. on tlanta division, told the "On the last two weekends, we will have a real army. We will cover 30 to 40 per cent of the houses in the Having abandoned the presidential election, many students are working for congressional and local and held her as he stood in ■tlanta (ap)— was overwhelmingly nation." candidates, Luisa Spencer, , the Atlanta visit. The White Associated Press the crowd the car. Mrs. Nixon gave her Nixon turnout. High school ■dent Nixon rode down numbered about a bands and cheerleaders were House issued a statement in The same polls that are campus coordinator for the Tbtree Street Thursday half-million; but said it a kiss. "It positioned along the route. which Nixon urged Senate disturbing the McGovern National Student Jough a torrent of could have been 200,000 was very warm, very friendly, as Atlanta crowds The Nixon slogan, "Four approval of "my taxproof people are causing Nixon's Association, said. Ifetti and a campaign more or less than that. spending ceiling." The campus workers a very "There is a certain Tng he called "the always are," Nixon said. more years," was the $250-billion lid has already different problems. amount of activity, but the r '--e ever had." As Nixon's motorcade There in the predominant chant. "A certain amount of st one we was crowd, a passed the House* enthusiasm just isn't entered the heart of liberal scattering of "The South Needs [This kind of thing, the of Atlanta, the presidential The President leaned out anti-Nixon placards and Nixon," was the legend on there," she said.' is enjoyable — the limosine stopped, and a of the black limousine to placard. Jortunitv to see people signs urging the election of one ■ the rest of the country, I I'll do as much as I can ■ween now and the lion but I have to be panel in the roof was rolled back President so that Nixon could stand and and Mrs. the touch the reaching hands of people along the way. At one point he out stopped, got and walked to the Democratic nominee "McGovern than ever," presidential George McGovern. some now more of them ". . . We're coming to the South because we consider it part of the country," Nixon said. 'The idea of today Eent first," Nixon said, head of acknowledge the cheers of the crowd. crowd for some real read. And there were some dividing the North and South is now — as this Raj. Levitt handshaking. At another, he "stop the bombing" chants, election will demonstrate — Atlanta police The Peachtree procession picked up a little blonde girl too. patrol took about a half-hour. waving an American flag But the motorcade crowd over forever," he said. Nixon said he has not yet decided whether there will be more campaign trips to )VERN CHARGES the South. The odds are that there will not. Nixon strategists believe the President is far Anniversary Fest Nixon, business tied ahead of McGovern in the region. And in a limited FUN PROGRAM Nixon campaign, what personal vote-hunting there Continued thru Sunday much power for one who is is, will likely be aimed at |st0n (ap) The Democratic nominee other areas. Pitcher Pusher Party TCrat George McGovern taped two local television not subject to congressional |sed the Nixon and radio interviews before questioning. consecutive pitchers of It was Nixon's first Tistration Thursday of meeting with the labor Responding to questions, beer greatly reduced the candidate also threw out in-person campaigning since porating with big leaders and in one of them the names of four men he a trip to San Francisco and a calculated he said: said might serve as secretary Los Angeles that ended The French Swiss'am ^ to fight inflation by "I think the people are of defense in a McGovern Sept. 28. He campaigned by unemployment. wise, McGovern argued that getting a little tired of those radio last Saturday, pledging Our Fun Fest Sandwich De mocratic administration. They are in four years, Congress has pronouncements from the to hold the line against new former Secretary Clark |idential <1 candidate thfcaccusation in jn cut $16 billion from White House without seeing the President." ever Clifford, Ret. Gen. James taxes, but asserting that Happy Hours Too! administration budgets. overspending by Congress ihecuff breakfast In one of his Boston Gavin, former Asst. Today 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Referring to Nixon's "could force a congressional Eh to several hundred interviews, McGovern said Secretary Paul Wamke and tax increase." ^ Sunday noon - 4 p.m. infrequent campaign forays, former T England labor leaders which the President has he would, if elected, Duputy Secretary There was more of that in ■back his campaign. strengthen the hand of the Cyrus Vance. explained as necessary McGovern said the State Department and |sting aside a prepared because of his official reaction to his Tuesday J McGovern said "this downgrade the National pnistration sat down duties, McGovern declared: "He says he's standing on Security Council appratus directed by Henry A. night television speech has been "really enormous" and SUNDAY the top economic his record. I think he's now ■ners" of major the speech "has changed Kissinger. He said he ■orations and decided 1 best way to bring standing can on it so examine it." nobody believes Kissinger wields too many people's minds." SPAGHETTI I) inflation is to increase liployment." heard SPECIAL people say | Nixon has the worst record since at the TO fert Hoover," he said. "I : that's not fair to 'er." Govern said Hoover cpibtzel Idered into a depression |ccident butincreased argued that hit little of BEER & WINE cBell TG ». the election, Shriver times. It's gone out of not to detract poverty" under the Johnson they couldn't get in the (t!ny voter .red to f.f.f"" ** responded: control. It's no longer speech. While the "issue administration. In 1968, he auditorium. A McGovem advance man indicated that "There should be a great coincidence, but a whole speeches" differ from the became U.S. ambassador to heard that only 30 rtp«i nt impact. The whole pattern of corruption in the standard political talks, France, a position he left a public address system had XJt are registered, she pattern Qf corruption is executive branch." Shriver attacked President two years later to help out been installed to take care fuickly, regaining her turning into a mess, and The Nixon's policies towards in domestic political of that contingency, taken down but rapid-fire, staccato family and child care. campaigns. was by people aren't going to stand delivery continued University officials. for it. It's an outrage. While the "issue speeches' During his appearance on throughout the 30-minute Shriver's visit marks the "Under the Nixon campus, Shriver was continued "If you get caught once," walkalong, which resembled first time this year that a [ exchange administration," he charged, accompanied by his wife, he continued, "OK. Twice, more a "struggle-along" as Eunice Kennedy, and by M. presidential or r feW seconds before "the conditions in many and people will say 'that's he pierced through the Robert Carr, 6th District vice-presidential candidate is swept away by the child institutions are crowd. has appeared on campus. barbarous and unfit even for congressional candidate. animals." Shriver had warmed up Spy charges raised for the occasion earlier in Repeating Nixon's 1968 promise that there would be Ltinued from page 1) frequent intervals Wells sharpened Hall, where his wit with he no hungry children in America by Thanksgiving Vietnam talks remain stalled subsequent to my arrest in several laugh-provoking Ly when he detected connection with the instand lines. 1970, Shriver blasted: (continued from page 1) North Vietnam and the |[e surveillance" by indictment." "Since that promise, Viet Cong refuse to admit North Vietnamese troops Ln in a sedan, "I'm somewhat envious Richard Nixon has sold North Vietnamese forces, f second incident, In addition, McCord said are in the South, saying all millions of dollars worth of what role and activity they he has been followed by of Carr," he said in a plug forces in the South are | ^d, occurred Oct. two unknown individuals. for his host-campanion. "I wheat to Russia, but the would have before ,n he was going to the None of the affidavits by hear he's been endorsed by number of hungry children withdrawal, what assurances members of the armed .own office of his the State News, something in America still exceeds there would be against forces of national liberation .1 and thought he was the three speculate as to the three million." infiltration of additional under the command of the identify of those following we don't have." Viet Cong provisional ■followed by two men. He cited six instances in units and how these It's affidavits said that them or bugging their which Nixon either vetoed measures would be revolutionary government. telephones. When told he did have I a Sept. 22 telephone or otherwise sabotaged supervised or verified. Meanwhile The the campus paper's editorial ration from his home legislative programs aimed He said the Communist Viet Cong spokesman Ly ,i8 attorney William 0. Washington Post said in support, he jokingly asked at helping women and proposals "have nothing Ran Sau told reporters in "I heard someone today's editions that FBI the State News to print his Democrats children in health and relevant to say about their response to a question that line make the officials reported public apology. welfare, such as the share in the necessary he did not have the LeI1t, 'that's Bittman. encountering some Sargent Shriver put in a good word for fellow Mondale child development impression the United To military measures." ■the time of this resistance fron several White capture the current Democrat and congressional candidate M. Robert bill. Porter told the North States has changed its baseball fever in Michigan, Tsation no one was on House officials during the he offered this analogy: Carr, right, during his visit to MSU Thursday. The 56-year-old Shriver, Vietnamese and Viet Cong position of support for ■ of the telephone early days of investigating State News photo by Dave Mendrea drew national attention as they cannot be exonerated Thieu. lions in my home." the Watergate incident." "from the obligations you "The Republicans have The U.S. spokesman, lord's affidavit he "Trying to interview invented a new double play: must bear in the search for a David Lambertson, said he ■ the telephone lines in these people was like trying peaceful settlement." me 5 and at his two offices. The tests, to interview members Black Panther Party," the of the Mitchell to Maurice Stans. The money McCord to 4 Nixon aides sought to testify Binh said after meeting that Porter's the would be "especially reluctant today" to "indicated that a newspaper quoted FBI goes around so fast you characterize the meeting. He question of mutual troop Ljsts. has existed, at sources as saying. can't follow the ball." (continued from Tuesday, Patman said he said he wanted to be careful or page 1) "President Nixon has withdrawal "is an outmoded of comment about sensitive quorum within his half - pulled down an iron curtain wanted to question the four one we rejucted a long time hour time frame. of secrecy to keep the on their roles in the negotiations. Patman then recessed the American people from Watergate breakin June 17. Bike thieves find work knowing the facts. It is the profitable hearing at the call of the chair, maneuver a parliamentary which means kind of secrecy, rigidly enforced, which no one Patman can reopen the dreamed would be possible declined specify effectiveness in combating [ntinued from page 1) He which chain it to was but did the thieves, he added. hearings on short notice at under a democracy." He added, "President e students are riding any point he thinks the say it is available in local of 19 can be Nixon is responsible for s than they did a few quorum bookstores. Zutaut told of an those four empty chairs." reached. | ago. instance when a witness to a At a news conference Public apathy is hurting bike theft did hot hesitate Patman labeled the t number of bicycles police efforts to curb the refusal of Nixon's staff and is rising fast. to contact police about the trend, Zutaut said. Many matter. Returning from a political operatives to Ifall' a morning count persons witness thefts but I 7,922 bicycles on class, he was looking for his appear a "direct slap at few call police, he added. bike when he spotted a Congress and this (us. This year a similar committee but I showed 9,429. An "It is pretty difficult for stranger riding it down the more lioon count, when off - a police force of 42 officers street. importantly a slap at the American perople ■pus students have to completely protect the Hit in their bicycles, is No arrest was made. TTTTTTT ■ property of a daytime Tore than 3,100 from campus population of 72,000 people," he s$id. Public cooperation would Only iny of the bicycles on greatly extend police $1.85 i campuses are new ^expensive. Nearly 90 Thanks bo you ent of the bicycles e new 3 - 5 ■ and 10 its working BAKED CHICKEN SWISS STEAK d makes, Zutaut said. Salad, Creamy Mashed Potato I major problem in Vegetable, Hot Buttered Roll lecting the bicycles WE'RE MORE THAN i to be the case Washington b.C. ■ which If an experienced call IUST A PANCAKE HOUSE can break even College Travel 351-6010 i 301 N. Clippert opposite Sears Jsive chains. Though a | • tempered steel lock chain tends to 130 W. Grand River III! II I III _e a thief, none are Iroof. The United Way 30% OFF Jtaut said one type of I has been found to be piely difficult to break. 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The road were three all - Americans), better coming in off the a bad snap forced him to seems even longer now for but then again neither is the bench than if he was scramble for his life admidst the Michigan State Spartans MSU offense. starting." a heavy Irish rush before after their performance over Mays will be replaced by finally getting the punt off. the past three weeks in the Neither team has exposed sophomore Dave Brown. The Royal Oak jui*or nonconference wars. to their opponents the Brown will join last week's averaged 43 yards per kick After a jack rabbit start feared, explosive type of Mark Niesen, newcomers against Notre Dame and is offense that had been Arnold Morgado and Jim against Illinois, averaging 41 yards for each the Spartans died once, expected of them by the Big Bond in the Spartan boot this season. Ten world. Michigan has twice and three times backfield in MSU's fifth There are still a few been able to score' points, against strong, stronger and crack at putting some points question marks concerning strongest competition though, whereas MSU on the board. Clarence starters for the Michigan hasn't. And because of that against Georgia Tech, Notre Bullock will see plenty of game. Heading the list is Oame and Southern ability to score points, action in the game as well in senior defensive tackle Gary California. VanElst who has been The Spartans have been a bothered all week by a mechanical defensive muscle spasm in his neck machine over the first four and has been unable to weeks of the season with work out with the team. If the offense nonexistent. VanElst is not ready to And no matter how bad the play, Jim Taubert will move statistics got, Duffy in. Daugherty has been able to Michigan is 4-0 on the alternating with Morgado at Taubert won't be the come back with "We're still season — the number six the fullback post in first place of the Big only new face in the starting team in the nation — while As strange as it may defensive lineup, though. Ten." Now is the time to MSU is 1-3 and struggling to seem, the prime Spartan Chris King earned a start prove it. keep its helmet even that offensive threat this season after his performance The Spartans will take the short shuttle trip down much above the water. The Spartans are has been a defensive back. Bill Simpson has done more against Notre Dame last Van Pelt snares another week and will play middle to Ann Arbor Saturday to continuing in their shuffle to make MSU an offensive Opposing offenses usually try to stay away from in to make sure of the tackle. Van renew their 74 - year - old of the offensive cards in threat than any of his guard. Ray Nester will be MSU safetyman Brad Van Pelt. Notre Dame's Andy the rest of the Spartans will face Pelt, Simpson, and I series with the University of hopes of coming up with offensive counterparts. moved from the guard post to a linebacker middle Huff found himself going nowhere when he tried to in Ann Arbor. Michigan Saturday I Michigan. And yes, it will be winning hand. The most Disregarding the fact that run around Van Pelt last week Bill Simpson moved | Remington I another sellout showdown recent discard by Daugherty spot. as State News photo by B. H. he is the team's leading with both teams, yes both in his offensive scramble scorer with 18 points (three teams undefeated atop has been halfback Daymond touchdowns on two punt the Big Ten. The opening kick off is scheduled for Mays. Mays was expected to be returns and DESPITE KEY LOSS - interception), Simpson has 1:30 p.m. Lansing time. a suitable replacement for continually bailed the Last year in an early MSU's all - time leading Spartans out and given the Harriers showdown match with both leery of Gophers ground gainer Eric Allen defense a break with his teams 1-0, the Wolverines who graduated in 1971. But punting. walked off victorious after a Mays has only gained 86 "Simpson is great under series of fourth quarter yards in the first four games pressure," assistant coach By PAT FARNAN varsity candidates when errors buried the Spartans and collected only five Sherm Lewis said. "If State News Sports Writer returned when informed of the loss under a 24-13 score. The from working cocaptain Mike LawleJ yards in four carries against there's a bad hike or the ball with the U.S. Olympic track of the Big Ten's premiere sophomores Steve Hill Daugherty - led Lansingites Notre Dame last week. He gets by him, he just picks it Beware of the ailing. and field squad in Munich, Garry Bjorkland. I Smith are the unveiled the wishbone gathered only 11 yards up and hangs in there with That's what the MSU runner, only! offense in the game and against Southern California it. He always gets the punt harriers are going to have to Germany. Bjorklund has dominated with any experience. 1 moved with relative ease up two weeks back. Byt Griak lamented that conference action since his off. We're lucky tc have him do when Minnesota strides he had only been with his enrollment at Minnesota in the field against the "I wish I knew what the back there." into East Lansing for a 10 team for ten days and that Another sophomorej 1969. A senior, he was lost Purves and four Michigan defense that had problem with Daymond is," Last week against Notre a.m. Saturday meet with the didn't leave much potenl posted three straight Daugherty said. "He runs room for only one dual meet in three tough freshmen com! Dame, Simpson got off his Gophers. shutouts in nonleague play like a million dollars in seasonal practice. The nine-year years of competition, and Griak's squad. Rj best kick of 64 Minnesota head mentor Minnesota coaching veteran finished second in the Beebe, Ade coming into the game. The practice but can't get yards on his way to a school Roy Griak welcomed 20 Degersa was afraid of getting blown NCAA meet last December. Dennis Fee and Tim off the But Bjorklund will undergo 0| course against are the top frosh pros# Drake. corrective surgery for a foot Fee was the indin Minnesota shut out Drake defett. Hockey break Gopher's] winner in the 15-49. Beware of the ailing. seasonal encounter "This is genuine blow to ri That's where the Gopher's the five-mile stand right now — rather Garry, not to mention the Univeralj hopes we had for our 1972 Michigan track (afl unpredictable. Drake) in 25:25.6. It's up to the Spartans to team," Griak said. "He's a Adrian w streak make certain Gophers don't get out of line Saturday. Gibbard that believes he will need a good the great competitor and a real consistent performer." ''Bjorklund Is a The Gopher's have bJ thorn in the path Spwrlans in. recent meelj of] tremendous athlete," MSU and By LINDA DROEGER Gibbard MSU scored another two performance form everyone coach Jim Gibbard State News Sports Writer our attacking team "We're on our way up to subdue the Minnesota that his Spartans wouldl goals but they were called constantly pressuring them, now," Baile said, "the team reaffirmed. "We've loved his MSU's women's hockey back because of fouls in the Adrian was forced to make is working together as a unit charges. One such performer competition over the past nothing better return the favor. thu] team put an end to Adrian's circle. is Ron Cool, Grand mistakes," Baile said. and that's what we need to Rapids RON COOL three years. It's a definite 17 game winning streak Left inner Pat Casey and Junior College transfer who play — loss for Minnesota. We'd defeating the Bulldogs, 2-1, cocaptain Jan Greene, right Tow a hard, aggressive could have a Cool recorded a time of "This is more or ies| players suffered game." big really like to see him run." rubber game of this set for the first Spartan victory inner, scored goals for MSU. slight injuries which forced opportunity Saturday. 25:35 in the Spartan's last Gibbard said, of the s "Ron's done a fine job Scoring Adrian's only them out of play. Shelley MSU's second team match against Tennessee Nevertheless, the Gophers their s treak of | The Spartans fell to goal was center-forward Owens sprained her ankle it for us this year," Gibbard and Ohio State, just nine remain travels a threat. Only three to Valley Farm consecutive wins i Adrian last year, but this Melinda Dietrich. the first said. seconds, from his best effort two minutes of Saturday and Sunday for returning lettermen fill competition last yeai.l season MSU dominated play "He's had a couple of The forward line, with play and was replaced by out-state competition. The at the five-mile distance. Griak's greenest squad since throughout the game and fine meets and is a real they're going to be n full support from the Diane Phillips. second team will The Gophers, of course, his appointment to the head for us, too. We always refused to be stopped. Delta challenge threat." were dealt a severe blow coaching position. Senior tj "It didn't come easy. We halfbacks, passed from stick College 4 p.m. a good match." Carol Williams, fullback, had to work hard, but after to stick, playing a game Tuesday on Old College suffered a cut nose early in Field. 25 minutes of penetration entirely of possession. the second half. Baile said and possession of the ball "Both goals were team both players should be able The first unit will not be ARE WOLVES FOR REAL? we began to score," coach goals. We swung the ball to compete in the next dual Mikki Baile said. challenged again until from side to side and with competition. Thursday when it takes on Kalamazoo College at home. CONFIDENT OF TOPPING PIGS Monday National Field Hockey Week. Baile will be presenting high school will begin Spartans By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer leading Wolverine ground gainer with 390 yards in to clinics demonstrating field carries. hockey techniques and Just how good are the Michigan Wolverines? Harry Banks and sophomore Chuck Heater Freaks MSU will be finding out v ready to Saturday at Michigan Stadium the tailback slot. Heater was named offensive champiflj go A Women's member Field of the U.S. before 103,000 fans as the two squads renew their intense rivalry in an extremely important early U-M comes into the game with a 4-0 season battle. the week last week for his touchdown) against Navy. performance (94 yards W Hockey record, including a Clint Haslerig and speedy Gil Chapman, Team in 1-0 Big Ten mark, but in a s 1971, Baile will reality the Wolverines have only g Approach Larry Elliott one of present a program on her faced one powerful opponent - will alternate at wingback. :£ these nights while he and the Freaks UCLA, while the three Both MSU and U-M sport excellent punt return M travels over the world with Spartan losses have come against nationally ranked ChaPman •J team that he coaches is practicing, the team during its two Southern Cal and Notre Dame and one of the and sophomore Dave Brown, who return1 gand ask him how his team is coming country's top punt 83 yards for a touchdown against Navy, will cha"" Sin months of summer independent schools, Georgia Tech. the Spartan duo of Bill preparation for Sunday's UCLA quarterback Mark Harmon was Simpson and Brad Van Pelt. :S Pigs-Freaks game. competition. injured on the The Spartan offense will once game's first play and the Wolverines went on to win again try to get going.1 time against a defense which has allowed 23 points inN convincingly. However, U-M struggled against a weak games. A faint smile will start to Northwestern team, 7-0, and soundly defeated Tulane across his face and then he'll creep say half Women and However, the young Wolverine defense has been pi* % apologizing, "We're doing alright." The Spartan defense •„ .. will pose the real .... , challenge for the by '"juries and tackle Fred made some mistakes against Navy. VeW But after you've asked him to Women interested In Wolves Granbau hurt his elbow last week and* give sophomore - studded offensive contingent which doubtful starter £ you a breakdown of his team, you'll tryouts for the varsity has shown flashes of scoring punch. Senior wolfman 5 soon find out that "alright" means volleyball team should meet Randy Logan tends to be all o "we're in pretty good shape all the with coach Carol Davis 4:15 J£»rpl07 by one of the sophomores, yp *1 ul ? ~OUt °ffense led field and cou,d quarterback Dennis Franklin, wishbone throw a thorn into the side of the Sf *: way around." p.m. Monday 127 Women's 32 paSSCS and Completed 13 of IM. Tryouts for the team them- Linebacker Tom Kee leads the Wolverines in will be 4:15 to 6 p.m. three for touchdowns. 28, Uckles«j And why shouldn't they be? They next week. daily Split end Bo Rather is Franklin's primary passing target ha^e^beandjellow linebacker reckoned with Craig Mutch, a junior, will* had close to 100 men show up New pool hours for the along with tight end Paul Seal. Schembechler thinks by the"Spartan offense. g: hoping for a position on the squad that the game is going to be qui# evening swim at the running back, Win which has now been reduced to a £ game roster of 44 players. And to Women's IM are from 5 to see acUon Saturday. FuUbacfa Ed t^^ucMo^tvor^'' ^ " "**' •iji top things off the squad is far from 9:50 p.m. Monday through running "'IspeciaHv running, especially Shuttlesworth, who isT the V »l"abl. yard, valuable point," the Wolverines mentor «v<,ry p«W •x hurting from a lack of talented propl 6 personnel. *: "'Our biggest concern is that we're SN Football Predictions overburdening ourselves with too many plays," said the 24-year-old SCHARRER GOSSELIN JOHNSON g Elliott who is also a student at MSU. DROEGER STEIN "We've got to concentrate on simplicity and to make sure that MSU at Michigan U-M 21, MSU 7 U-M 21, MSU 10 we U-M 10, MSU 7 U-M 10, MSU execute." Illinois at Ohio State OSU by 10 OSU by 17 OSU by 14 OSU by 24 6 MSU 10, U-M i MSU 14, U-M 13 U-M 20. MS"1 Wisconsin! at Indiana OSU by 20 OSU by 14 10 g: liivuls meet Iowa at Wis. by 10 Wis. by 3 Wis by 7 Ind. by 13 OSl1 by Northwestern Wis by 10 Wis. by 7 Purdue at Minnesota NW by 9 NW by 7 NW by 10 NW by 8 Wis by 10, S The two teams clash 2 p.m. The two characters above serve as a Pur. by 7 Pur. by 6 Iowa by 10 NW by 3 NW by 7 Auburn at LSU Pur. by 14 Pur. by 5 *: Sunday at Spartan Stadium and Pur. by 20 Pur. by 8 reminder that the Pigs and Freaks will Iowa State at Colorado Aub. by 3 LSU by 3 LSU by 3 Pur. by 12 LSU by 11 LSU by 14 S tickets will be sold at the stadium on Oklahoma at Texas Colo, by 21 Colo, by 7 Iowa St. by 7 LSU by 7 LSU by 3 be tangling Sunday. Colo, by 9 Colo, by 17 g: the day of the game. All proceeds ro Washington at Stanford Okla. by 17 Okla. by 14 Okla. by 10 Okla. by 27 Colo, by 14 Iowa St. by' State News photo by Don Gerstner Okla. by 14 Okla. by 17 10 S to ALSAC. Oklahoma State at Virginia Tech Stan, by 14 Stan, by 6 Stan, by 3 Stan, by 3 Okla. by Packers vs. Lions Okla. St. by 7 Okla. St. by 7 Wash, by lo Stan, by 2 Stan, by 7 Okla. St. by 21 Okla. St. by 1 Lions by 10 Okla. St. by lo Okla. St. by 3 Okla. St. W10 Lions by 3 Lions by 6 Packers by 7 Lions by 7 Lions by '4 85% 79% 79% 78% 73% 71* fcchipn State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 13, 1972 19 W. GERMAN TEAM Booters LRLES JOHNSON the National vs. Collegiate Munich today SIZZLERS!!! n Sports Writer Athletic Asm. (NCAA) and is a result of their ON , posting • Spring J9 Arbor outstanding record in European play. „ n Wednesday, the The six game tour of the feels A & M team United States by the making 1 nt fb|e showing X'rsity of against of Munich German team is the first invitation of this type extendedby the NCAA to RECORDS E3> V the * 3:80 ?m. soccer field European college. a Fuller watched the [south of Spartan Munich team in its first game on the tour against the Detroit All Stars and was fhis team to be fired impressed with what he saw. ■ the Munich squad Ishowing some "They play well as a team Issive signs in and move the ball Igy's contest. effectively Fuller said. Thad considerable 'Their squad is also very I m moving the ball flexible with the players (Spring Arbor which often switching to different Ihing that we haven t positions within the course loins very well this of the game." ■ fuller said. "What The Munich team has two 1 still lacking is an e scoring punch. players on its squad who m is only two or play in the German „en short of being a professional league but are of amateur standing. L||.rounded squad." "We will have to put out [ Spartans haven't a great team effort if we ■able to put much jj-uijyjj lr as of yet, having expect to do anything with t-ClitUMA FtXAVul" the German team," Fuller ■hindered by some • said. "(Nigel) Goodison 5 Injuries- didn't play against Spring I Dujon has been out Arbor but hopefully he will ■he opener and isn't td to return after be ready to play today." [oing knee surgery. The game will be taped Outnumbered and played back at 10 fGoodison also has Spartan defenseman Terry Blalark goes up and over Hope College opponents in last t of action for the tonight on Channel 23. Unlike most teams in the week's opening 2 • 1 victory. Today the Spartans will take on the touring team from u contests but is United States, the Munich the University of Munich on the MSU soccer field located south of Spartan Stadium. |d I to be back today. team is accustomed to very State News photo by Craig Porter Spartans will have lands full with the large crowds. "I think it would be a undoubtedly would aid us the season. MSU's goal came Southern Illinois Salukis in \ contingent, which by Enoch Jen an away clash. very good gesture if we had Jar was the number lot of fans out to watch in our play." and was scored by Kelly TheSalukis are in the top Jllege team in West a this game," Fuller said. "It The booters' victory over Danaher, his second of the ten of the NCAA rated Spring Arbor reinjected the Munich season. teams and will offer an I tour of the German would make some of the spirit that the One area of play in which opportunity for the \ being sponsored by team feel good and it Spartans had at the start of Fuller has been satisfied Spartans to cash in on some with is the goaltending of national recognition. Ic<\ lor I lx?TiIlen i*\n the Spartans. If the booters \s can get cvisn\i-Ns meet Ohio Dave Goldman has only allowed three goals in the past the Munich contingent today, they may raise some $2" hooter's first three games. eyebrows in soccer circles. "Goldman has been living initial home up to expectations," Fuller commented. "I think it is Men's IM down on its mistakes Schaum, a freshman, is only a matter of time before he starts making the kind of Deadline for all four-man (List s598) (STEVE STEIN (fumbles and interceptions) joining the varsity this spectacular saves which is he paddleball team entries is »ws Sports Writer week, freshman Richard appreciably from its first so is capable of doing." noon today. Also, the Mens J football fans will game against U-M, when the Washington (Pontiac), and Following the Munich Intramural Building will T fifst' look' at thcM? Otto Smith (Columbia, Spartans lost the ball five contest, the Spartans will now remain open until 10 IJV football team as times because of fumbles. S.C.) will start at defensive set their sights on Oct. 21 p.m. Monday through ■ate invades Spartan end with Ricky Pawlak and for Sophomore Steve when they will battle the Friday. a game sophomore Ben Twichell at Moerdyk will get the start as §,g at 1 p.m. today. quarterback of the Spartan tackle. ■ JVs will be going wishbone offensive attack. The big problem of the leir first victory after John Wallisch, the leading JV squad is that it doesn't (heir first two games ground gainer, will start at really have a lot of time to road against left halfback with Joe work as a team. 16-9, and Arnold, a sophomore, Ink estern, 14-7. Both This past week, the JV opening at fullback. ftord were but was not defensive coach Ed happy Freshman Jim Cordery from Louisville, Ky. and Dane Fortney from offensive team ran Michigan Power I attack and consequently didn't have the am $0" nsuming touchdown fact lestern had two long, that Ypsilanti will be alternating at right halfback. much time to work on the MSU wishbone However, the Ohio State offense. T^sDE ^ (List-S598) (against the Spartans. Tight end Greg Rimoldi JVs are faced with the same Ian guarantee that it problems. of Warren and split end I a hard hitting game, Brendon Barbar of Jur defense is jjust Georgetown, S.C will be (o have to stop those Moerkyk's primary (drives," Rutherford receivers. fnted. 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East Lansing FORD GALAXIE 1967, black TWO BEDROOM furnished 484-7871.3-10.16 ! •WANTED - VEGA WAGON - 1971, location, is recruiting an vinyl top, good condition. MOTORCYCLE OWNERS MASSAGE STUDIO in West editorial assistant for mobile home $35/week. CAPITOL CLUB automatic, green, 22,000 $500. 489-2526.3-10-17 New accessory shop featuring j ** RATES ** FORD TORINO 1969, four - - miles. Excellent condition. 655-3920.3-10-17 custom and road racing goodies. CUSTOM CYCLE Lansing is hiring 4 and models. This is a private club. You may apply for this masseuse monthly trade magazine and preparation of promotional literature. We are seeking an Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes to 0-10-31 campus. 641-6601. Cocktail lounge downtown Lit 484-4422. 0 10-3, n door, V 8, power steering, SHOP, 1408 East Michigan. JioFjDS top paying position if you are individu - No. DAYS some Michelin radials. $900. Phone 482-4501. 3-10-13 19 23, attractive with sec al skil and ONE GIRL needed winter 3 5 1C - term. 489-1841. 1-10-13 Old Cedar Village. No For Sale Dl ESQ Too" TTo" TToo Reasonable. 11901 YAMAHA personality plus. Experienced out, SCRAMBLER - preferred but not necessary. production, and copy editing. deposit. Call Vergennes Road, Lowell, Q3EED 7.80 15.60 FORD GALAXIE 500 1962, - Michigan 1-897-8183. 1969, 125cc, 3,500 miles. Others need not apply. Call Attractive fringe benefits. 332-2930.3-10-13 GAS CHR0MATC_ power steering, power brakes, Needs work, fix - up for between 9:30 - 10:30pm Submit resume to Box A - 1, EE2 QEE3 6.00 9.75 19.50 5-10-18 columns prepared |J $75. Phone 393-3136. spring. 355-2326, 482-7505. 484-4308. 7-10-19 State News. X-7-10-23 HICKORY HILLS Cambria - and shipped the » EE3 HF71 7.20 11.70 23.40 3-10-17 VW SQUARE BACK 1966, very 3-10-13 Drive, East Lansing. 1 SUPELC0 doesn', „ DESK MANAGER Full time, TEMPORARY MAILING help. bedroom apartments and good running condition. Call - stuff, we specialize m um 8.00 13.00 26.00 FORD LTD 1971, Power, nights 6:30pm - 2:30am. Full - time, 2 - 3 weeks, two large 2 - bedroom 349-1408. 3-10-13 Catalog available Sufl FJ3 BH 10.00 16.25 32.50 brakes, steering, air, clean, Apply 1107 North townhouses. Carports, shag shifts, starting Wednesday, INC.. AM/FM. 627-5901. 2-10-13 Washington Avenue, Lansing, October 18th. Apply in carpet, close to MSU. Model Pennsylvania, Beli«fl VW FASTBACK 1966, DEADLINE 484 4481. 5-10-17 person, 3308 South Cedar, open daily. For appointment service call Enti FORD VAN overhauled engine, new front 1 P.M. one class — Camping NORTON P - 11 Ranger 1968. Suite 11, Lansing, 2-10-16 call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, 5-10-13 day facilities. $350. Call - end suspension, radial tires, COOK WANTED. Experienced 351-2460 750cc. Excellent condition. or call Mrs. Steele, before publication. 484-3565 after 9pm. 3-10-16 mechanically A - 1 condition. Best offer. Phone 487-0357. in volume cooking snacks and 485-3774, EDWARD G ALL TYPES of LEGAL $575. 332-5025. 3-10-17 5-10-13 lunches. MT. HOPE DAY permanent SECRETARY part - time, - HACKER CO., Rental prompt service opticf^ Cancellations/Cor¬ FORD GALAXIE 1968. 1 CARE CENTER. 484-7012. Headquarters. 4 8 5-2262. rections 12 VW 1970 downtown Lansing, 1 - 5pm, DISCOUNT, 26151 - noon one owner, excellent condition, - Green, 77,000 YAMAHA, 1972 250 Enduro, 3-10-13 30-11-14 - Monday Some- Friday. Michigan, Lansing.3Tjp class day before power steering, power disc miles, 100 miles on rebuild. $580. 1,600 C-5 -10-13 miles, phone previous legal experience publications. brakes, 390 V - 8. $950. AM/FM, wood trim, radials, 339-9090. 3-10-13 ATTRACTIVE PERSON WANTED: GIRL for 655-1927. 3-10-13 driving lights, Koni's, $1,300. helpful, shorthand and two - man wanted to learn and teach apartment near DINETTE SET, 4 The State News will be 337-0316. 5-10-18 typing. Call 371-4990. campus. HONDA CL450 1968 Great professional make $87.50. 337-0726. 5-10-16 FORD VAN - - up 3-10-17 away bed, couch, od - responsible only for the Runs - 1963. shape. $475. Call Pat, PM techniques. Small business of first day's incorrect good, needs 2 tires, brake VW 969 fastback, very good 484-4257. 2-10-13 chairs, vanity desk, bi also possible on insertio-v work. Best offer this week. 489-9225 after 6pm. 5-10-16 condition. $1100 or best offer. 332-1790 evenings. 1967 BSA 441 your full or own, time basis. We part J® It and commode. I 332-1367, 1.9pm, if All students Shooting Star, will train. No house to house. aos must be 3-10-13 excellent condition, recently Friday, 1 CALL VIVIANE WOODARD prepaid LESABRE — 1969, good overhauled, $375. 332-0421 REFRIGERATORS, FEMALE T0 *hare Lansing Saturday. 4-10-13 COSMETICS, subsidiary of FREEZER condition. $600 or best offer. 3-10-13 General Foods, 351-4550. DISHWASHERS. bedroom. 351-1995. 1-10-13 TENT, 2 Call 351-1853. 3-10-17 - 1 3-10-13 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. weight, li MERCEDES BENZ 1957, convertible sports - 190 - SL, car. Ci Auto Service BOOKKEEPER part time PERMANENT position! 5 days, 315 South Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627-2191. 5-10-13 1 BEDROOM, campus. CLOSE to Deluxe Ranctv 646-5801. 5 10-16 I $350. Call 355-0131 - 351-5444.3-10-17 or vw Transmission, floor noon - 5pm. Accounts TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 SNARE DRUM. LudwiJ AUSTIN AMERICA Sedan 676-2675. 3-10-16 condition, radial tires, and pan, and assorted parts from with accessories. I payable, disbursements, per month. Black and WAVERLY DISTRICT. 2 1971. Excellent condition. radio. 372-9504 after 5pm. 1967 VW. 351-7989. 3-10-13 white, times. 332-6601 41J clerical duties with growing $9.50 per month. bedroom $1,000. 351-2419 MERCEDES BENZ 5-10-17 upper duplex. or 1961, - firm. Interesting work with 669-7985.6-10-13 rebuilt engine, new exhaust, MARSHALL MUSIC. Carpeted, stove, refrigerator, tires, clutch. Sacrifice, $800. VW NOTCH BACK - 1965. Try STUDENTS pleasant surroundings. Call 351-7830 C-1-10-13 garage, large rooms. Couple. USED RADIO record player and ca AM/ni| BUICK ELECTRA- 393-7800.3-10-16 Deposit, $130 plus utilities. 1968, 332-2403.3-10-13 it, you'll like itl $475. Ron, in one. 353-4102. bi TV RENTALS, $9.50 full power, many extras, good 353-7835. 2-10-13 OWNING FOREIGN per 485-1005.3-10-17 MASSAGE GIRLS, month, $23 3-10-13 condition. 339-2615. 3-10-16 term; Free per MERCEDES BENZ 190 gas, CARS, WE GIVE 20% pleasing personality, delivery, 1 964. Good condition, part and service and pick - FEMALE GRAD for luxurious 4 OFF ON PARTS, 10% full time, up to $10 per hour. MAGS, 4 Keystone 14 J CAMPER OVERHEAD, with up. No deposit. New Stereos girl house. $85. Need car. - economical. $575. 332-6851 off 1966 Ford truck. Excellent on accessories, A pply 1107 North available at same rates. Call 482-9342. 2-10-16 Ford Chrysler Corg.1 after 6pm. 6-10-20 sell. 351-0336. 3-KHJT condition. SPARK PLUG Washington Avenue or phone NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 Reasonable. VW SUPER BEETLE 1971. 5.2-10-16 Excellent condition. 26,000 SPECIALS - 62c each. 484-4481 after 11:OOam. HOUSE FOR rent near campus, MG A ROADSTER, rebuilt 3-10-13 KLH 11, PORTABLE | CHEVROLET 1966. V - 6, good engine, $550. Consider trade for car or motorcycle. Phone miles. 353-4102. Best offer. 3-10-13 IMPORT AUTO PARTS DOMESTIC HELP needed 8 ^ Apartments j 520 Ann Street, double garage, family only. $275 per month. Call weekdays. $125. Sheep - skincmj 351-9288.3-10-13 condition, $325. Call 351-3093. 5-10-13 41 S South Cedar, Lansing VW SUPER hour day, 1 day/week. Call MALE ROOMMATE needed for 351-7457. 5-10-17 BEETLE - 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday 337-1715.4-10-13 GIBSON "Clementine orange." 1971. 351-6246 after 5:30pm. two man. Own room. Close. B 45 Jurtol 8:30-3 Saturday Excellent 2-10-13 string, $80 HardSMlff CHEVROLET 1966, Impala 2 condition. Call 485-2047, 371-1947. 351-5620. 3-10-17 TWO NEEDED. Own rooms. years, $185. 1957 1# door, vinyl roof. 327 V 8 627-2839. 4-10-13 East side. $60/person. - TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, 1 MAN FOR 2 bedroom mobile Jr.", superb custom! engine, power, radio. Good MUSTANG 1970, 301, V - 8, - AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our Includes utilities. Call Best offer. 351-4571.2T VW ENGINE in mint condition general labor, hours 371-4367 after 7pm. 3-10-17 condition, $400. 332-0672. 3 on the floor. Wide ovals, shop or your house. VW's home, own room, 351-2082. 3-10-13 ith new included. Phone 489-2778. compatible with class 2-10-16 dual mirrors. 1 driver. c'XtQ also shop schedule. 2 MSU/ U of M footbtllf Excellent condition. BEST manuals, li ?new xin Michelin — 10-10-13 Apply BEAUTIFUL Best offer. Call Al.jfM MANPOWER, 105 East DUPLEX, chevrolet OFFER. Call 351-0438. X radials, ROOMMATES NEEDED. fireplace, own 371-1775. S-2 10-13 I Washtenaw or call 372-0880. room, 1634 stationwagon 4-10-13 assorted fromparts 967 Inquire at 225 Division Street 1963, - VW. 351-7989. 5-10-13 AUTOMOTIVE 0-2-10-16 or call 351-0830. 5-10-19 Greencrest, East Lansing. body mechanics, tires, good, REPLACEMENT Need 3 - 4. 372-6725. parts, used, best offer. 355-9760. 3-10-13 MUSTANG 1967. 289, 4 new and rebuilt at lowest 3-10-13 1962 BARTENDER NEEDED: barrel, 3 speed manual. Tape COMET, 20,000 miles, discount FOURTH woman. prices! HEIGHTS EXPERIENCED only. Tuesday - CHEVROLET CAPRICE deck, excellent condition. excellent condition. Call AUTO Sophomore or older. Next to 2 BEDROOM - PARTS, 485-2276 Saturday. Nights. Must be FURNISHED 1966, new tires. Good $850, 372-3752. 2-10-13 351-5071 after 5pm. campus. 337-0508. 5-10-19 C-1-10-13 neat and dependable. Call house. Newly decorated. 550 condition. $650. Phone BL-1-10-13 655-2175 for appointment. Stoddard, Phone 349-1540. 337-0396. 3-10-13 OLDSMOBILE 1965 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair TWO GIRLS needed for four - Delta - 4-10-13 3-10-13 CHEVY IMPALA 1963, runs - 88. Good condition, excellent body. $515. Call c Motorcycles j ^5 work busses, on or Volkswagen, bugs, Ghias. GRAND RIVER CITGO, 1054 East SALESMEN. PART time with man winter and/or spring term. Cedar Village. $70 per month. Call 332-1940. BARNES ROAD WEST 3243, good, looks good. Also 1966 487-0470.5-10-17 HONDA car. Leads furnished. Work South of Mason, 4 160 Scrambler, 400 Grand River. 351-9274. 5-10-17 bedroom, Ford for parts. Call 485-1463 miles any four hours. Average $100 nice country home. OLDS 98, 1959. 2 door, good rebuilt engine, new on C-10-31 Garden, after 5:30pm. 5-10-19 tires, sprockets and clutch. per week commissions. barn, partly furnished, to Call OKEMOS 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. running condition. Make me $175. Phone 669-3416. 882-631 7, after responsible MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 1pm conservative an offer. 371-3055. 3-10-17 10-10-13 Furnished. Utilities paid. 2 CHEVY MALIBU 3-10-17 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. people. $300 per month. Call 1970. children. Call 351-6006 after 4pm, Excellent condition, air Complete auto 4-10-13 676-2191 or OPEL RALLYE 1967, sharp, painting and WHY BORROW Money For 351-7497.0-10-31 • BENELLI 1969, 125cc.$125. collision conditioning, power steering, radio, heater, like new. - service. 485-0256. 337-2420. 2780 East Grand Tuition? Make $100 a week disc brakes, rear window C-22-10-31 LANSING, 406 South Pine. One 485-0179 anytime. 2-10-13 part-time. Ccr necessary. defogger, radio. Call River, No. 308. 3-10-17 bedroom unfurnished. $130 a 353-4162. 5-10-18 PEUGEOT STATION wagon 1969 HONDA 175. Needs work, VW GUARANTEED repair. 489 3494. C-10-31 month. Utilities paid except CROSSWORD RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at electricity. No lease required. CHEVY VAN 1964, 9 1968. Air conditioning, trade or best offer. 351 -4297. Okemos Road. 349-9620. WAITRESSES, ATTRACTIVE Call Richard Alban, PUZZLE - automatic, Michelin tires 1-10-13 cocktail and dining. Excellent passenger, $350. 332-8556 C-10-31 485-8706 days. 10-10-23 moss 485-6128. 5-10-16 pay and fringes. MOBY DICK after 4pm. 3-10-13 CLEARANCE SALE. Hondas, FOREIGN CAR PARTS LOUNGE, Jackson NEED FEMALE Own room, - 1 Movie canine 29 Leisurely PLYMOUTH FURY II 1965, 4 1-784-7146. 3-10-13 5. Hollywood 31. Up-to-date BMW's, one used Triumph. close to campus. CHEVY CARRY - ALL truck - door, clean, extras. 485-6991 Leather CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 8am 337-2455! statuette 33. Firmament 1960, needs work, call before accessories, parts, East Kalamazoo 6pm M.W.F., - 3pm 10 Street, 1 NEED DEPENDABLE girls - Electric catfish 34 Swerves days, 351-7920 evenings. service. SHEP'S MOTOR mile to 6pm T.T.3-10-16 11. 5pm. 351-8368. 3-10-13 West of campus. Low region 36 Beak 3-10-13 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North model. Liberal. Excellent 487-5055. C-10-31 13. Italian river 38 Publicize Cedar, Holt. Just South of I pay. Phone 489-8226. Call 14 - TWO GIRLS needed for winter Ancestral 39. let streaks CHEVY IMPALA SS convertible 96 after 6pm. 5-10-17 15. Old Testament: overpass. Phone term. Cedar Village. Phone 44 Pronoun PLYMOUTH 1969 Sport Aviation - 1968, power steering and 694-6621. C-6-10-22 45 Queen o( the Suburban station wagon. 337-1471. 5-10-18 brakes, automatic. Sequoia Fully equipped, air, rack, KAWASAKI 1972, 175cc. 900 green. 485-2872.3-10-13 ONE GIRL for 4 trailer wiring, Reese LEARN TO flyl - man. Cedar hitch, miles. Like new, $625. Call Complete flight new tires. 349-9609. 3-10-16 after 6pm. 393-8728. 3-10-16 training. All courses are Village — Spring and winter. CHRYSLER NEW Yorker 1969. government and VA certified. $73/month. 337-2568. Excellent FRANCIS AVIATION, 2-10-13 condition, air, PONTI AC 1972 HONDA CL450 1964 - 4 door 1,775 complete power, tape. miles. Must sell. 337-0536. Airport Road. Call 484-1324 hardtop, full $1650. 5-10-13 Call 349-0597. Call IV 9-7244. 1-10-13 power. $150. 3-10-16 C-10-31 Thanks for Employment CORVAIR most - 1965, new tires, reliable. Only $250. PONTI AC GTO 1966 with 1968 428 cubic inch engine. HASLETT HONDA SUZUKI - Sales - 339-2125 NIGHT COOK m your support! Excellent condition. - Must be Call 676-1381. 2-10-13 Phone Parts - 339-2663 experienced and dependable. 627-9684, Service Knob CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 3-10-16 or 627-7103. Hours. Tuesday - 339-9356 - Apply DRUAR'S, 415 East Hill is now filled and Saturday, 9:30 Saginaw, Lansing. 489-2086. 1964 with new tires and top. -6pm. 10-10-19 4-10-13 will be Excellent condition. $250 best offer. or REBEL 1969, excellent HONDA, 1971, 350SL. accepting new Call 482-1826 condition, snow tires, low Very ADVERTISING OR design after 6pm. 3-10-17 mileage, call 355-0944. """^condition. Call Asking $550. major needed to do part time leases at a later date. 484-7525. 5-10-16 advertising dutie. CORVAIR — 1963, convertible, QUALITY DAIRY FOOD SUSUKI 1970 50^c. Excellent automatic transmission. T BIRD 1967. STORES. Hours arranged. - Excellent shape, Between 12:00 and 485-3021.2-10-13 5:30pm. new 351-4191, tires. Must sell, drafted 3-10-17 condition cOV-0 X). 372-3688 X-5-10-13 Phone after 5:30pm. Contact Stan Martin. 487-3721 for appointment. KNOB HILL APARTMENTS 7-10-19 I ^an statc News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 13, 1972 21 j 151 | *"i-K TR] Q it's what's. J CALE: 1964 MGB ' 2\m,KLT"^Z BOXER — AKC ragttteftd male, PREGNANT' WE n,nn° 28T ,nd 1 year old. Phone 394-0058. Call us. Pregnancy Ff/i Happening 2 1CM3 2-10-13 200mm Kaligar Honeywell auto 770 flash, lenses, 5-10-17 counseling 372 1560 ,ff , .., C-10-31 AMPLIFIER, AMPEG B - 1SN, tripod, aluminum case, and j Mobile Homes QB fSm1und.y. I.* during those come October head plus 1 speaker cabinet. •Prrctfcaffy new. Phone accessories. Package deal. $450 or best offer. Call i i WE NEED Foster homes in Clinton Countv for f£,7 North Haflidorn. 882-3440.2-10-16 484-4895 after 5pm. 3-10-13 SELECT 1971. 12' x 60'. Shag delinquent teenagers. Call I,d, for Jondahl. TROMBONE - CLEVELAND carpet, air, set up in Dave, St. Johns 224-6785. 13 GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of Brookview in Perry. For sale 3-10-16 Superior, like new, $75. Also a|| k|ndl- Buy trad„ ^ °r/*nt- 373-3939, 625-3254. Iheb portablE or guns. 3"10'17 Phone IV4-2491. both new end used. Best LIVING UNITS and registered in G E. coppertone. Prlcw In town. 650 guns in ACT|VE T~ Z gZ. " ~J,~ . organizations, enter Announcements for It's Entry blanks for the There will be a gay women's formica top. ? par,lal,V * " ■ loader, stock. See BOB'S GUN the Homecoming Banner homecoming banner rap at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 1111 1^8787. 3-10-16 , h What's BIG MOVING sale furniture, Happening must be - SHOP. 2412 South Cedar. police radio, clothes, books. Call 4M Contest I Deadline October received in the State News competition are available in the Prospect St., Lansing. Meet at 371-2244. Closed 18,h Applications available Office, 341 ASMSU business office and 7:15 p.m. at the Women's T:"r Tandberg ate. Saturday 9 5pm, 1627 Sundays. 20-10-26 r ,non ™ RHA Student Services must be turned in to the RHA Center, 547 W. Grand River « office. Student Bldg., by I p.m. at least two 7 Call 332-0866 5 ® '' Lansing. DETROITER - 1969 $4 000 3 Services, or for more class days before publication. office by next Wednesday Oct. Ave., for rides. k' A,k for Link. 1"10"_ LOWREY ORGAN - Complete bedroom air - conditioning Information call 353-6145. No announcements will be 18. Gay Liberation will meet at 3 accepted by phone. ) HARD SHELL guitar ohm, $20 "l""3 Campus Scouts will meet at p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. iR'S~STATE DRUG. ,N^5mENTS.DM,RLY« The MSU Scuba Diving Club 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Union Everyone is welcome. Gays for i8ri3Ph0"' 482"30e5 F0" "1^1.°' J ffi!J Green Room. The agenda will Creative Advertising will meet ■ Fast Grand River. ' * bedroom mobile r,".44' home. " will dive at Salisbury Quarry this weekend. All certified divers are include a speaker on "Camping following the meeting. Call I,,,. 332-5171. Your pranHOiua, r 1 inn invited. Call Joy at 485-3894 for 353-9795 for information. J Walgreen agency. BICYCLES NRaT h THOMAS MOBILE HOME DIANE. I need a friend directions. GARAGE SALE, Saturday - ^I5| f NEW ten ■ speeds, SALES. From East Lansing, desperately Please come A representative of the 8 GASund.y October 14 V15. 3^™5 The MSU Sports Car Club will Indiana University Law School will be available to discuss Confraternity Volunteers interested in L, Foosball. com ?,1'| ."""«»•»» B'RSCT." H^PVVIRTHOA^ working with young children in present a drivers school gymkhana at 11 a.m. Sunday at admissions Oct. 355-6676 for an appointment. 19. Call creative free Ited fl"SJ c°vered- Household goods, fishing ' 1 BINDALE 1972 14' RV SWEETHEART! Have a a play environment, Y Lot. f - call Bob at 337-1612 after 7 maker. Cost $400. ^ sleeping ^T'rrTnv The Sierra Club will present a L« sacrificing, $150. master, .le0.o.na m.C,«r'' bag, many PASS,0N accessories POUFS.nd available MUST SELL. Furnished 2 Hillel Foundation will hold nature photography workshop now at bedrooms. 604 East Gate Shabbat services at 6:30 p.m. Some antiques. k (,2.3267. ^10-1_8_ ' etc. P|LLOW PALACE, 309 King Arthur's Court' a7Im 7 ~~J MSU Newcomers Club will today followed by dinner. Please from 7 to 9 tonight at Fenner Arboretum, 2020 the Mt. Jre"- matching Sandhill Road to 3675 David , Nor,h Washington Avenue, 484-2134 or 484 6282 afm h t 7 n 7°" ' hold an interest group call 332-1916 or 351-6647 for Hope Road. coffee table, end Lane. 1°-13 Leonard Plaza, downtown! 5pm. 6 -10-20 happy 21,,. Love, Calamity. orientation night to introduce first and second year faculty reservations. Services will be 489-2720.5-10-13 held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. bookcase, paintings, wives to the Faculty Fold and The Block and Bridle Club will sponsor the annual horse drapes, kitchen items, clothing. 351-4945 b°°Il6°,nd'"VT1"™;,'0". 966, A - tone. Chevy V - 8 hand store, 116 North Main 8' c,s«d1EdJ,'j!Sr"io; ?'r shed, air conditioner ™T°°rAT iE«r0E=: Thank you Fig is for the Newcomers Interest Group at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Kendale St. Call 351-7981 for 1216 B'nai B'rith men and women will sponsor a supper from 2 to pull at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Livestock Pavilion. .3-10-16 ptekup excellent condition 5 p.m. Sunday at the Hillel 29 gallon aquarium and s kinds Perrv. Beds, chests, all of furniture . washer/dryer. One mile from M cal, soon for Karate Club will hold a karate 301 Bessey Hall. present a fireside discussion of the faith and eastern religions at ■ields excellent return. Hull Road (old U.S. 10-17 your appointment. CRAZY demonstration and recruiting 8 tonight at 1220 Woodcrest »or student. Total price session at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Students for Pocock will hold HEAD SKIS, boots, men's 10. "7K Phone 1-589-8251. roYCRAF^~1^«"1 'C' RIDING STABLES. Men's Intramural Judo Room. TG for married students from Lane, apt. 4. Call 351-7698 for ■timately $2400, with Doles vear old offer Closed Monday. Open 9 u*. ROYCRAFT 1966. 2 Mason, Michigan. Phone a rides or information. 3:30 to 6 p.m. today at 1452C Amount backed by ■tory and equipment. 361-1276 "to.19 r*ZZ-i?£ZiZi Free U invites people Spartan Village. Meet Jim committed to growth to an Pocock. Pop Entertainment and Union ^ 351-1173. .AltllS j j>(|J evenings Board will present "Weather SICVCIB: introductory workshop seminar '6 Animals iL Reich, Lowen and Janov at The Women's Center will Report" at 8 tonight in the R^uc^ on ■ Competition, Reynold's 531 Butted tubing tubular tires, after 4Pm 641-4515. 5-10-17 ^^ction r'idinq 10 a.m. Sunday at Synergy. sponsor a women's coffeehouse Union Ballroom. Tickets are on §G BALL, table and OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG , , rates for' |arQe groups at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at 547 W. sale at the Union. 1)82.110-13 a Maytag washer. $176 35*"lo'l 6 100-13"™ _ puppi®,. AKC, 3 months old, beautiful male and female. I Los, & Found^^ • H ^1 MI . WW Undergraduate economic majors are urged to home Grand River Ave. All women are welcome. The MSU Tolkien Fellowship invites those interested in the attend the MHEA workshop at CASH PAID for SLR cameras BROWN ROUGH Leather UNION BOARD FLIGHTS 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the The Women's Center will hold lore and languages of Middle J3E En SALE: 1434 - D Union. There is a registration a general meeting followed by a Earth to a meeting at 7 p.m. r Village, Saturday, 14, 9:30 - 4pm. component!* albums, 'tapes! rap session at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Women's Center. 547% W. Sunday in the Phillips Lounge. , rigs. clothing, baby 1-10-13 ?y. -?.rKirssr WILCOX SECOND HAND ir^ViT-rr Charge and BankAmericard — tss^rSL1 c,r, MSU's hosting Gay a Liberation statewide gay is Grand River Ave. The Society for Creative Anachronism will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Union Tower welcome Call 349-3926 or REWARD $10 — Handmade, conference from noon to 5 p.m. |)P desk, chairs, dinette, STORE, 509 East Michigan. 340^776 friO-20 zippered, beige, sweater. HAYRIDES DRAWN by Saturday in 117 Berkey Hall. Room to discuss preparations for the forthcoming crown rd, dryer, dresser. Lansing. C-10-31 Sentimental value. Call horses. Call for appointment, Call 35 3-9795 for more 59-3865. 2-10-16 WATER BEDS FREE KITTENS - litter 355-2426.3-10-16 now. 676- 5928. 10-1017 information. Intramural pool. Come dressed for swimming as you must be FRAMES, trained. Phone 393-8753. o 1 c ♦ ♦ Gay Liberation will have a under water to hear the concert. heaters, fitted sheets. 30 day LOST GIRL'S Gold j Real Estate (B ^2 full size, reasonable. trial. REBIRTH, 309 North 2-10-16 - birthstone ring. Brown stone — - " ' community dinner at 6 p.m. Bicycle riders are invited to a Phone Sunday at 115 S. Pennsylvania There will be a benefit ride sponsored by the MSU ^48.1-10-13 C-l,1O.20,On' 489"6168' SAMOYED FEMALE, one year Call 353^224. 3-10-16 GREAT OLD home in Mason. coffeehouse at Saturday at the Women's 8:30 p.m. Cycling Club. Nonmembers are welcome. Meet at 2 p.m. Sunday 7 SEWING machines, Center, 547Vi E. Grand River in front of the Men's Intramural J and up. Consoles and GARAGE SALE October 14. m f in 13 9 collar, near Cedar Village - f're P,ace' oak woodwork Ave. All women are invited. Building. ■bles, Zig - Zag and 15, 10 - 4pm. Color TV, _ „ Americana Apartments. New . ro^,'n «"c™ The MSU Badminton Club n stitchers. Also used cleaners, $3.50 and women's clothing: name labels, size 5 - 7, men s large, 0LD ENGLISH Sheepdog .351-3761.3-10-13 67&2675.3-" l6 IT lu> s It hose at College Republicans will meet 7 p.m. Monday in 34 Union. will meet from 7 to 10 p.m. puppies. So squeezably soft. Elections will be held. every Friday in the Woman's iLECTRO - GRAND, children,; all sizes. Furniture. AKC. Phone 339-2573. FOUND: LONG - haired grey Intramural gym. SECLUSION - BEAUTIFUL Jast Michigan, Lansing. cameras and equipment, 4.10.17 striped kitten, flea collar. bcmuiii-uu Students for Griffin will hold 19am ■ 5pm Saturday 9 linens, toys and many more 332-0142 after 4pm. 1-10-13 !>"?, overlookm9 Catherine R. Kearns, Southfield bumper sticker drives this 0-10-31 Gay Liberation will n. Pass, corner «? ^dlsfd of Walbridge, FREE KITTEN — Orange mslo, sophomore to John William Saturday in Lansing area coffeehouse from 8 sponsor a p.m. to 5 long - haired, seven weeks, to LOST: LADIES antique silver oavments rail riaro Thomas, Traverse City senior. shopping centers. Those a.m. tonight and Saturday at | TIME, at CORDA White Hills. 1-10-13 caring home. Anne, watch. Sentimental value, l A N bON REALTY* Phi Delta Theta. interested should call 355-9023. 117 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Call k )s 5817 Road, East Lansing, North of Grand River North 0l^"0l^«"-».To"; doub'e pick-up, semi-hard 351-0103.2-10-13 h.l,looo,. 36.-66M, 2-10-16 ^°,N, ^ ENGAGEMENTS BDI Rosa's Canteen will present Kahl, instrumentalist and 353-9795 for more information. A F G H A N S A K C , loving REWARD - BROWN I . HfSFI Sue Gerger. folksinger at 8:30 iiemos Road. 337-7974. 355-9375 355-9375.5-10-185-10*18 pups" minutes For shovv or pet" 15 from Lansing. Doberman Pinscher, lostarea.in Burcham/ Hagadorn 1 Service JL-^1 Darlene Rice, Mancelona, MSU tonight and Saturday downstairs 541 E. Grand River Ave. graduate to Larry Phillips FUTILITIES Kenwood SEARsToTtTbTe 1 224:78ltil10^ FOR QUALITY service on Detroit senior. Stephan Grossman, ragtime J - Amp. Thorens t^wT'Actors"6M6-8726V sVTr^o'^HOPPe', M3 Ealt blues guitarist, will play at 8:30 Ible, 80 LP's. 372-9182. PUPPIES - BEAUTIFUL GIRL'S CLASS ring. Gold blue Linda Hess, Pontiac senior. p.m. Monday at Rosa's Canteen. 3-10 16 646-8726. Elkhound> novv only $60. Proper facilities important. stone crest tnitials C.C P Call Tom, 337-9431. 5-10-19 Grand River. C-10-31 Delta Gamma to John Basel, Pinconning, MSU graduate. Free U classes meeting this FURNITURE: 3 complete 663-8418.3-10-16 ,TcV~mTrTT,,™_^~7^ SUEDE AND leather garments weekend Friday: Survival |.UMINUM - CANOE, rooms for only $377. • professionally restored to Ann Stephanie Meyers, Spanish, 8 p.m., 214 BerkeyHaU. ■backed. $125. Phone 682.5-10-18 BROOKS FURNITURE. FREE KITTENS, 6 weeks, litter prescription glasses on nea(. ne^ conditjoni Birmingham, MSU graduate, Saturday: Yoga. 9 a.m., Union 627-9600.0-10-31 trained. Call 694-0824. campus 10 - 3. 349-3832. OKEMOS CLEANERS, 2155 Sigma Delta Tau to Andrew Green Room; De - escalation. 10 3-10-17 X-3-10-16 Hamilton Road, Okemos. Stephan Chernow, Cortland, a.m. to 1 p.m.. Synergy; World ■ERATOR - apartment Game, 4 p.m.. Synergy; Sunday: TYPEWRITER, PORTABLE i 349-1910.0-1-10-13 N.Y., MSU graduate. 1 30 inch Orgonomy, Bioenergetics and gas range, Olivetti, perfect condition. GERMAN SHEPHERD (part), 7 Personal jj / | jral Electric 14 inch 353-0567. 3-10-13 weeks old, all female. Cute, I IRONING AND alterations, in Marcy Renee Blumlo, Southfield Primal Therapy, 10 a.m.. Synergy; ESP, 1 p.m.. Synergy; television, $10 apiece. Phone 484-8572. B56. X-3-10-16 . _ ^ junior to Daniel M. Lyons, Mouthbows, 2 p.m.. 421 Abbott SCHWINN 5 - SPEED - Men's, 3-10-13 HORSES BOARDED. Room for ^honeO48t2722.e3-ein0-lT'r Trenton junior. Road, apt. 2; Yoga, 3 p.m.. iREOI STEREOI baskets, lock. Call after 5pm. 4 ' D"~ * *" " * Union Green Room. 482-9761.3-10-13 SCOTTIE, AKC, male, 10 WANTED IRONING to do in Donita Hollingswo Catalogs are available in the J ■ extras, I tuner, 12 reels of weeks. $75 with papers, $45 my - home. Quality work. Call Kalamazoo junior. Phi Gamma was $299 new. NEW MIDI - Ginger brushed without. Phone 669-3175. 371-4573. 3-10-13 Nu to Paul Wolters, Kalamazoo suede, fur trim. Best offer. LOOKING FOR PLEASURE? 3-10-13 junior. 332-1707.3-10-13 You ain't seen nothin' yetl REBIRTH WATERBEDS. "PEANUTS PERSONAL". Send a message. 15c word. Eileen Shevin, Franklin junior. Place Your 489-6168. C-6-10-20 per Alpha Epsilon Phi to Ron Deadline 1 p.m. for next paper. 347 Student SWVices Giangiorgi, Highwood, III. MSU PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD MARRIAGE HARMONY show Psychological studies that you'll get Building. S-10-10-19 graduate, Evans Scholar. Debbie Conrad, Royal Oak Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your along spouse better with your by being honest and FOR LADIES: Sewing or alterations. Call 355-8101. senior, Western Michigan check or money order frank, than If you are 5-10-18 University to Dan DeWolf, diplomatic and just say Royal Oak junior. Alpha Phi ts to Sigma. If you need a second car _ Jl! to promote family harmony, ANN Wanted BROWN, Typing and express yourself. Then look multilith offset printing. City _Zip Code _ over the good buys In . Complete service for CLASSIFIED ADS . . . where today's STATE News dissertations, theses, people who do their big Classified Adsl manuscripts, general typing, shopping, do their big Consecutive Dates IBM. 23 years experience. savings. Turn there now. to Run_ BILL KAHL Plus Sue Gerger 349-0850. C-10-31 Friday and Saturday, 8:30 DON'T FORGET blood p.m. ROSA'S CANTEEN, COMPLETE THESES only from people. Save a life. downstairs, 541 East Grand SERVICE. Discount printing. Give blood. Professional River. C-2-10-13 IBM typing and binding of donors compensated. theses, resumes, publication. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for Across from campus, corner BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. pinning and engagement m.A.C. and Grand River, C-10-31 notices is 12 noon Thursday below Jones Stationery Shop. for Friday's paper. 347 Call COPYGRAPH Students interested in Student Services. S19-10-31 SERVICES. 337-1666. working for passage of C-10-31 ABORTION STEREO RENTALS, $9.50 per REFERENDUM. month, $23 per term; Freq TYPING TERM papers, theses, Call 484-7453 or 489-5043. delivery, service and pick - etc. Electric. Experienced. up. No deposit. TV's JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Ask for Terry or Larry. available at same rates. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 WANTED: 1 girl to share 2 Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid FREE H bedroom apartment. Waverly Road. Call Gerda at work, J°rds or Les$: 1 day $1.50 5 days $6.50 todays -13.00 SENIOR PICTURES taken for CHILD CARE in my licensed 485-4324.5-10-18 110 Words Add: 15c per word - 1.30 per word limited time only. 36 - A home. East side, ages 1 - 4. 65c per word Union, for 1973 Wolverine. Phone 371-2598. 5^10-18 CAPABLE 22 year girl desires house □ □ □ 353-5292. 5-10-13 cleaning and/or NOVEMBER 1, young woman babysitting job. 655-1757. student and child need 2-10-13 MSU PROFESSOR would like room to share the meaning and joy in East Lansing farm or il to; Michigan State News Classified found in Jesus Christ. If private home. 2 outside living 1 SENIOR COUPON / ticket to 347 Student Services Bldg. interested, call 655-2392 dogs. Call Sandra collect MSU/Wisconsin game. Call MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 after 6pm. 5-10-13 313-535-3813. 2-10-13 Bruce at 332-0844.3-10-13 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan U' will act on 14 antiwar proposal (continued from page 1) have to be studied by the Military enforcement authority from the board Education Advisory Committee. of trustees instead of the county have probably forgotten about the "I have referred the seven (ROTC) sheriff. whole thing," Poizel said. "This must be recommendations in the majority accomplished "The whole committee had very through the state legislature rather report to this committee so that it little effect. Whether it was may begin consideration of them at its than the trustees. We have initiated programmed by the administration or first meeting of the fall term. Its legislation to accomplish this," whether we just really didn't get recommendations for possible action Wharton wrote. anything done, I don't know," Poizel will be submitted to me," Wharton Wharton agreed the University said. wrote. 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