vA~; Nixon lauds crime fight, Tit vows stiff drug penalties moral fiber in American life, and the THURMONT, Md. (AP) - President peddlers of death off our streets after Constitution is more secure, and our Nixon said Sunday his administration their arrest." freedoms are better protected." denial of individual accountability for has "fought the frightening trend of He said crime nationwide increased individual actions... He said the two men who have crime and anarchy to a standstill" and "Government must never become so onjy j per cent during the first half of served as attorney general since he pledged to seek stiff mandatory thig year, and that in 72 large cities took office, John Mitchell and preoccupied with catering to the wav - sentences to keep drug pushers off the crime actually decreased. out wants of those who reject all respect Richard Weinctienst, "have brought real streets. j^e Supreme Court justices and backbone to our national law - for moral and legal values that it , 'n a Pa'd political broadcast from other federal judges he has appointed enforcement effort... forgets the citizen's first civil right, the his Camp David retreat, Nixon asked are helping strengthen all forces of peace, Nixon said he will work right to be free from domestic Americans to join in making "the next violence." Nixon said, and as a result "our "unceasingly to halt the erosion of four years a period of new respect for law, order and justice." The speech was the second in a series of nationwide radio addresses (i Nixon is making in his low - profile campaign for re - election. He didn't mention Democratic oppenent Sen. George McGovem by name, but he Diamea past Democratic administrations for skyrocketing crime and drug problems. For example, Nixon said, during the period of 1965-67 "drugs were widely glamorized...and government was responding only feebly to this menace..." The narcotics problem, he said, reached epidemic stage during that period. But after he took office and declared total war on drugs the Splat! situation changed. "We are winning this war," he said. "The raging heroin epidemic of the late '60s has been i Hooper, Muskegon sophomore, raises a shaving cream pie stemmed. But the chief executive [ before striking home on an already smeared opponent, said more has to be done. jy Were among 40 people from four floors in Hubbard Hall Declaring that "the dangerous trend of light or suspended sentences meted Itook part in a slapstick free - for - all Friday. Though 80 out to convicted pushers by permissive jents came for the party only half that number took part in judges must be halted," he added. |20 minute bout in the men's lower lounge. David Sadoway, "I shall ask the next Congress to J Ralph Short, Southfield seniors, organized the event require stiff mandatory sentences for heroin traffickers, and to amend other fth, surprisingly took only a half hour to clean up. State News photo by John Tyner federal statutes so as to keep these |.S. jets hit Indochina; id heaviest raid in '721 ■GON (AP) - Nearly 400 The eight - jet B52s hit Communist North Vietnam — ranging from the • demilitarized zone to the corridor pn jets, flying virtually around positions just 15 miles from Saigon as between Hanoi and the Chinese ' 1 1 ' ' ^ lock, hit North Vietnam with well as in other areas of South border. Fill swinging jets flew fond heaviest bombardment of Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and North night raids from bases in Thailand. r while B52 Stratofortresses Vietnam in the onslaught Saturday, in all four countries of Smaller fighter - bombers of the Air The heaviest raids of the year Deeply indebted na, the U.S. Command Force, Navy and Marines hit with against the North came on Aug. 16, MSU still owes about $67 million for campus buildings — old and new. id Sunday. more than 350 strikes in a wide area of when more than 370 strikes were State News photo by Nick Jackson made, the U.S.Command said. "We are maintaining our high level [nnedy orders inquiry of air activity to destroy military targets supporting the invasion of South Vietnam," spokesman said. a command University drowning in debt; bugging, spy charges One informant reported the $67 million on buildings intensification of the air war had been B72 New York Times News Service Nov. 7 elections. But the Kennedy ordered by the Nixon administration because North Vietnamese units had owes •HINGTON, Oct. 13 - Sen. move raises the possibility that his shown no signs of pulling back from In fact, MSU currently owes construction used for instructional jl M. Kennedy, as chairman of a judiciary subcommittee could provide the South and "are still carrying out By NANCI PARSONS individual creditors approximately $67 purposes such as Bessey and Bereky | Judiciary Subcommittee, has a focal point for Democrats as they try their activities." State News Staff Writer million for buildings constructed halls. to develop their charges of political But the legislature decides whether J a "preliminary inquiry" into spying and sabotage against the The U.S. Command refused to during the University's great expansion to allocate funds for construction on a Jatergate bugging incident and comment on reports that the escalated While plans are being drawn for a period in the last 30 years. ? of political espionage and Republican administration. raids were aimed at forcing Hanoi to Talks with University purely individual basis, and sometimes new Performing Arts Center and its decisions do not fit the University's |e in the presidential campaign. ■ this point, Kennedy is not Kennedy spelled out his intentions agree to a cease - fire at a time when construction is about to begin on administrators, who declined to be instructional requirements. secret negotiations are said to be at a the Ice Arena, MSU is still paying off a identified, indicate the whole process Jiitting ■mmittec himself to public (continued on page 11) critical stage. debt on the oldest residence hall on of financing University construction is One contradiction to this policy is hearings before the (continued on page 11) campus — Mayo Hall. an almost unintelligible maze of contradictions, but one which directly the Administration Building which, affects every MSU student. thought not a teaching facility, was MSU has only three sources of completely financed by state taxes. funds for the construction of The legislature has also refused to |CK McGOVERN PROGRAM buildings: private gifts and state taxes and students. The Kresge Art Center and the grants, contribute funds for residence construction though it has repeatedly pointed out that residence hall been halls now house classrooms. Economists debate tax reform Keiiogg Center are two examples of construction completely financed by The only source remaining which outside philanthropic foundations — the University can tap for financing income should be taxed on a uniform but these sources of funding are residence halls and other nonacademic with the bulk of McGovern's by 46 tax and welfare experts to BV ROBERT BAO basis, whether it derives from money usually rare and always for a specific buildings is the student. proposals, with two "minor eliminate about $22 billion that State News Staff investments or from labor. An purpose the foundations designate. Writer reservations.' iraei annually seeps through present tax annuauy The state government has assumed immediate result, and the most consists of The McGovern program consists of A loopholes. the responsiblity for financing all (continued on page 11) George McGovem, after 11 points, sharpened and ~"| resharpened The crux of these points is that controversial, is that the proposed ■ .ng tax shelters system would bite, into the so • called during the ■"«. unveiled on Aug. 29 what "capital gains." ■ nugazine called "the Capital gains refers to the profit most Fax reform program offered made on the sale of any asset U' union — |jy„ Presidential candidate in R of its exP»cit nature, or securities, real estate, unharvested pecans — is held for more than six months. The present system or even anticipate such profits at one half the ^ because of it, the issue has taxes agreement in talks regular rate; McGovern would tax it at Im an 4 Considerab'e debate, the same rate as other income. Cm confusi°n. Moore noted that over a long ate n?0" haS not Pr°duced an period, what appears on paper as "We're both hoping for a settlement this session," William Neff, the 1 („ p"b,ic attention has capital gains may be due largely to By JOHN LINDSTROM in ■)jnari: McGovern proposal. University's negotiating head, said. lro M gr°Up of economists - inflation, so that closing this loophole would unduly penalize the asset - State News Staff Writer The union acts as the bargaining Kern Xon and two pro - holder. The six months of negotiations representative for 1,100 University employes in custodial, food, grounds, planfwheiS! "Say you have a stock that goes up 20 per cent in value," he explained. between the University and Local 1585 may soon be over since heads of maintenance and farm services. Last week Neff predicted a possible "If in the same period prices go up 20 both sides are optimistic that a settlement in Friday's negotiating per cent, you haven't gained anything. settlement will come out of today's J'sCo,,nMC|Cr?cken' chai"™»n of Why shouid you be taxed for it?" negotiating session. session. "A few small unforeseen areas ■1969 7i °! ^conomlc Advisers "I think," he added, "taxing capital "There are real strong possibilities came up at Friday's session and we riti'i?the SUte New» gains at the proposed rate would make we'll reach an agreement Monday," both agreed that further needed on one area in research was particular," sense only if you subtract the inflation Arthur Kieselbach, president of the Neff said. "We hope that research was effect." local American Feder ition of State. Milton Taylor, professor of County and Municipal Employes said B^phlet "m- Wtl° coauthored Sunday. (continued on page 11) Ifi I Budge* McGovem (continued on page 11) vyg he agrees 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October U news Prof sheds light summary on ByTERI ALBRECHT fall leaf helps to stop the production puzzlepolluted environments are State New* Staff Writer of more chlorophyll. The present, hindering synthesis The leaves are changing leave's yellow and red and of carotines and • color. purple pigments emerge as a anthocyanins. But how? result. This seemingly simple but These colon are most He added that this year evident in leaves containing the leaves appeared to be in scientifically puzzling " That an abundance of sugar, such better conditloo than vote (for Proposal question has aroused the B) is a rare and precious curiosity of students who as certain maples and oaks. previous years because oil wanted the botanical Anthocyanins are and exhaust from East opportunity to guarantee a believed to be the cause of Lansing traffic had lessened, answer. Clifford J. Pollard, fundamental right of certain red and purple allowing more production professor of botany and womanhood - not only for colors while a complex of the pigments. plant pathology, provided women now, but for women in generations to come." it. "It all concerns light," group of carotines pigments known as produce the Less-spectacular colors Its simple, Pollard said. "With shorter yellow colorations, Pollard are also produced when said. Clifford J. Pollard, professor of botany and plant pathology, says the days of fall, the sunlight is heavy frost occurs late in br Helen Milliken The brown the and yellow leaf pigments now evidenced in central Michigan are the pigment, and when the Gov. Milliken's wife lessened chemical and affects the which is dominant as winter season weather is wet and cloudy, shorter days. result or* makeup of the plant leaves." progresses, is due to the he added. State Newsphoto by John Pollard explained that the disintegration of the carotines and anthocyanins. brilliant fall colors of leaves are due to changes in the plant and its surroundings. Pollard emphasized that the brilliant colors of fall PROPOSED ASMSU CODE "The deciduous (woody) may be retarded when and herbaceous species are Cambodia gets new ruler particularly affected by less Hang Thun Hak. a special assistant to President light summer and temperatures," he said. The green are caused cooler leaves of by Voting ByTERI ALBRECHT new code of operations issue chlorophyll pigments which State News Staff Writer Massoglia continued that an "elitist" groups. Lon Nol, agreed Sunday to t?ke over as premier, which he said will free the if the measure is passed, all "If are dominant during warm the board ASMSU was scheduled to restrictions placed on the replacing Son Ngoc Thanh, who resigned Saturday. months. Ttia United Vltay vote issues from committes don't come, then Hak presented his cabinet later in the day, and it on a proposal at its board when quorums are would need simple majority not fulfilling its As summer draws to a meeting Thursday that present at meetings. approval and only issues effective showed there had been little change. He also vowed close, the lessened light UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST would have allowed it to goveminj "I want the board to be Fochtman said. to continue Cambodia's policy of neutrality and to take votes with fewer initially before the board able to pass decisions with a would require a two-thirds Both keep up the fight against the North Vietnamese, members present. Massoglii simple majority of the approval. Fochtman were re' the Viet Cong and the Khmer Rouge - Cambodian But not enough members members present instead of Massoglia had originally the problems showed up to vote on the the Communists. present two-thirds rejected th« quorum occurred at meet" issue. majority, thus making restriction on board spring, but the Charles Massoglia, ASMSU no different from meetings, saying that the meeting of last Off-Campus Council any other legislature," he board should be able to was unexpected. representative, outlined a Pacific co-op proposed said. function no matter how Absent rep- many members were were Ingrid Brey, Council; David Tne State News is published by the students of However, he was forced Interfraternity Yasuhiro Nakasone, minister of international Michigan State University every class day during Fall, by the policy committee to Tom Van Winter and Dusen, trade and industry, said Sunday that Japan has Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays compromise on a quorum Ecology. Michael and Fridays proposed a plan to Australia to form an economic during Summer Term, and a special clause in the proposal. Natural Science; and Welcome Week edition is published in September. Paula Fochtman, Luke, Arts and Le cooperative body for the Pacific region. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Residence Halls Association Nakasone said Australia appeared to be Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Assn., International, representative, said she concerned about the prospect of Japan switching from her tomainland China for the supply of raw Associated Collegiate Pro®, Michigan Press Assn., disapproved of Massoglia's Court to h Michigan Collegiate Press code, since a simple quorum' Assn. materials following the establishment of diplomatic ties between Tokyo and Peking. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. vote would be less than majority of the board. She a ex-prof's s Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Serv Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing ices said not be decisions passed would representative of the against M* Michigan, 48823. board's The U.S. District general view. Grand Rapids has set Phones: She said that when 176 dead in plane crash members 10 for a hearing in the News/Editorial 356-8252 are a quorum, a John R. Hildebrand, Classified AH« simple majority of six is not professor of social 366-8%6 even half of the total 15 and Latin American One hundred and Display Advertising 353*400 - seventy-six persons perished Business Office member board. Hildebrand's 355-3447 Friday night when a Soviet passenger jet crashed the attorney for and exploded near Moscow's international Photographic 356-8311 She added that she could airport, University and Campus Infohnation 358-8700 foresee the board breaking involved in the a reliable Soviet source reported Sunday. into factions and The Soviet Ilyushin-62 crashed in rain and bad becoming appear before Judge J. Engle at 10:15 a. visibility Friday the 13th on the outskirts of the small village of Krasnaya Polyana, three miles from ASMSU Great Issues Presents 18. Hildebrand filed Sheremetyevo airport. against the Univ The plane was on an unscheduled flight to CHRIS MILLER, Associate Editor of October 1971 charj" he had been disrai Moscow from Leningrad, where it picked up an unknown number of passengers after no legitimate reasoij Hying in from that written reasons Paris, the informant said. dismissal w Defendants named suit, include the trustees and Israeli warplanes strike Wharton. Israeli warplanes struck Lebanon in a new move guerillas at their bases. Sunday in Syria and to crush Palestinian ^Jdafbuit's BIG and TALL Engle At the Dec. 18 University will dismiss the lawsuit. Leland W. Carr, listen motion "We are no longer for the University, waiting for them to hit first," a top Israeli military source said in Jerusalem. "This is the operative phase of our pledge to hit Grand O unavailable for < Sunday concerninj the terrorists wherever they are, and they are in CELEBRATION MSU Auditorium University's motion. Lebanon and Syria." Gen. Haim Herzog, former Israeli intelligence 10% DISCOUNT 10% Wed., Oct. 18 t chief, said in an army radio commentary that i "from now on the very presence of saboteurs" in Now Through Nov. 11 discount 4:00 p.m. Syria and Lebanon, whether or not they attacked on all purchases on Israel's borders, "is to be regarded as provocation." (fair trade items excluded) 50° ■ ^ The Only Store In Central Michigan Catering Exclusively Ex-GIs teach warfare To The Big <5 Tall Man Northern Ireland's Protestant Fashions & Basic Cloths For The Big & Tall paramilitary Ulster Defense Assa said Sunday it has recruited American SUITS and SPORT COATS Vietnam veterans as guerilla warfare instructors. DRESS SHIRTS TALL IS to 18'/, with 35" to 38" sleevW The defense association's officers refused to BIG 17 to 22 with 33" to 35" sleeves disclose how many American mercenaries had PANTS KNITS & BLENDS: Tails 32 to 50 Bigs 44 to 66 joined the organization or go into details of their CASUAL SLACKS & JEANS With inseams involvement. 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WILLKE Ittees will be made by ■dent members of the WELL KNOWN SEXOLOGISTS pic Council. MON., OCT. 16, 1972 4-6 P.M. jereo rentals^ I $23.00 per term MSU - 108B WELLS ^•Setvlet » FREE ADMISSION STUDENTS UNITED FOR LIFE the wide leg! the big cuff! 'at the stereo shoppe today and tomorrow the A-l baggy! Flared in b-i-g FOUR FREE STEREO way. . a .3-inch cuffs SEMINARS on 26-inch bottoms. 7 and 9 p.m. Today and Tues. — by reservation That's the only way to go now. In blue Everything you always indigo pre-shrunk wanted to know about 10-oz. cotton denim. stereo components* Worn with a ribbed *but were afraid to ask because you figured that stuff cost a fortune knit turtleneck. Here are four evening seminars geared to helping you get 29-36 waist sizes. $11. the most for your money when you decide to invest in a quality component music system. Conducted by Oscar Ericksson, veteran audio specialist, the seminars are for information only — there'll be no selling. Stop by the Stereo Shoppe today and make a reservation to attend one of these informative sessions. THERE'LL EVEN BE FREE ODER, DOMUTS and COFFEE! Jacobsorfs 543 E Grand Rivtr Ava (next to Paramount N#wi in Ea»< VLH "'illllljlllllM for SIk,i»young men ^ 5 46 Mon ,hfu Frl ■ 9 Wedl • 10 t0 6 8,1' 1 Phone EDITORIALS VICKI HUDSON McGovern maps world Trial marriage-good Sen. George McGovern's This Two One statistic also works in my J*°ple th'8 a crUcil| greatoflengths niy besjtofriends the other One has have gone someone. is is acommitment. often resulted in . foreign .. policy , gives hope ..... slighting _ 111 a of little nations and old a f to sell me on the a In a favor: An inestimable number of And herein my criticism for internationalism which benefits of living with a member of the marriage situation two people function couples have married without a trial Sex is undoubtedly an a new allies; his failure to consult with opposite sex before you marry him or as a un,t- Under usual conditions both run. Granted, many of them end in part of any marriage, but it , would move away from big Japanese leaders seen as just that one part. j[, prior to her- One reasoned that in order to of you want to see it work. There is an divorce, but more do not. power politics. His solid realism announcing his trip to China or know " the two of you wlu be emoti°nal co"*JT definition reached by the University. The Ingham County Circuit Court ruled FOR il of 1,457 persons voted in the Tuesday that it had no jurisdiction in the ■n but 103 of the votes were matter. jed because the voters were not on lof eligibles. Neiberg also said the group hopes there I groups reacted favorably to the I results. will be "ample time" for C-Ts to "hear and fully understand" the issues before the runoff election is held. COLLEGE ■ are happy with the results of the 1 but we would have liked a more OF SOCIAL SCIENCE "We hope every voter has a clear I victory," Roll in Dasen, president understanding of the differences between employes' association said the employes' association and us," Neiberg said. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD AT LARGE REPRESENTATIVES 1972-1973 MONDAY & TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 & 17, 1972 7:30 Tonight-Youth Special PETITIONS MAY BE PICKED UP IN ROOM 205 "Sex is a Four Letter Word" BERKEY HALL with JOHN FISCHER and the COVENANT PLAYERS Lansing CIVIC CENTER 7:30 p.m. Tuesday "Heaven, Hell and Modern Man" BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM CIVIC CENTER 6:40 Student Services Building 6:45 Holden and (north side) Wilson Halls McOonel Hall _6:45 Brody Bus Shelter EXERCISE YOUR STUDENT RIGHTS! 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mo"d"y.Ociob,,,J WEATHER REPORT CONCERT Band's sound never lets go They say a picture is gentle, sometimes fierce, adverse circumstances and worth a thousand words. literally stealing the show a constantly creative. make it work. couple of times. Continuing that analogy, But again, everyone else Weather Report does not Weather Report's concert The audience loved it. the in Weather Report had his do songs or numbers in the Friday night in the Union Ballroom was worth iP minute in the spotlight. conventional sense. Their performance was a sellout with standing room only in \VS a performance is more like a the Union Ballroom. thousand pictures. series Bassist Miroslav Vitous of sequences. Each Weather Report received found chords on his upright number seemingly contains These five extremely three standing ovations bass that simply are not one hundred tunes — all talented musicians specialize from the audience that fully in the music, perhaps even the language, of the future. supposed to be there. Using his instrument as frequently, Vitous, along a lead blending together to create a synergistic expression. Between numbers, while the appreciated the arrival of big time, modern jazz 'Whistle' concert] dr/pp/J Their performance strikes By STEVEN ALLEN with drummer Eric Gravatt audience applauded, the performers in East Lansing. not only at the mind or the heart, but the entire body. State News Reviewer successfully the was able to lead sounds continued. Weather Report had too much The Union Ballroom was emerges group through an a satisfactory place for the Mixed reactions and wrinkled fingers The musicians use every infinite series of changes energy to remain silent for resulted fJ They call their latest show. Rie sound Max Neuhaus' desire to create music out*!I album "i means imaginable to within each number. even one minute. Sing the Body reproduction came out concert hall as "Water Whistle" was f ■ Electric," a phrase which produce their sound. Wayne Shorter used his Weather Report's quite well. The atmosphere campus this weekend. Percussionist Dom Um sax in much the same material came, more or less, aptly describes their was relaxed, with the The 325 people who attended the 15 hour wl Romao, formerly with manner Miles Davis uses his from their "I Sing the Body- performance. Weather musicans mingling with the in the Women's IM pool — comfortably Brazil '66, made spectacular trumpet. He hits short notes Electric" album. The basic- heated tal Report attacks the central audience during nervous system's vital cables displays of his mastery of a at frequent intervals, notes patterns of the numbers intermission and after the degrees - heard a new music form. KcacJ with the power of a wide range of native that jab, poke, and pierce the were the same, but the show. You do not see that ranged from "has it begun yet?" to "sounds generator" to "far out, I'm really buzzed." |3 generator and lets go. consciousness. actual performances were | never Brazilian instruments, very often. The listener had to have an ear - preferably both J And filling in what few completely different. Most — submerged under water to hear anything. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ gaps which may be left is impressive was the groups All in all the Pop To the unimaginative it might have f Joe Zawinul on the ability to improvise on Entertainment and Union dial tone under water. To those sounded J Board jazz series has started possessing imagij J The Greaser Special 4 keyboards — sometimes stage, sometimes in very out in fine form. At least 599 of the 600 plus who the whistles sounded like, well,whatever wanted it tosound like. Neuhaus, who solo percussionist has therm * $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza were there Friday night are concerts around the as a country, hopes to one ready to come back for day * with 3 items of your choice for free. 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Grand River Ave. though," Kris said. "I never "I never realized how gallant in explaining the job many openings. I'll try to local women employs two women, but would have been exposed to culturally sheltered I was," to Kris. get into grad school." Ifto the women's will not let the women work mechanics if I hadn't Kris said. "It really showed For now, she enjoys the j movement on a alone at night. blundered into the job." up fast on the job. I didn't Kris intends to hang on pay, $1.75 an hour and the Kris obtained the job know where gas or oil went to her job after graduation '^gas is a better Kathy Gerhard, East Lansing graduate, said her through a male friend who or anything." in December. "Political chance to leam cars. more about wjt. time job than l lomenagree ™ benefits are often but boss would work alone at never let night due to her possible burglaries or heavy lifting assignments. INS-OUTS OF SEX LIFE Kathy's duties are limited to pumping gas and changing tires, as she has tl'd td "Women will tell re to say too no," only been working at Bob's for three weeks. "The owner and the rest Manual ba ■ your face that they of the guys are really nice By MAUREEN McDONALD reads. A chemical with an long, suicidal mission.' but it sounds more like an I rather tave a man here," Kathy said. "There's State News Staff Writer unlikely name, n , ... interesting salad dressing." ■the oil" none of that 'hey baby' shit. P unctuated 1 who try to be When I want to learn For those concerned with nonylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol, U 3 t ®rms Itchy infections and what goes on between the infestations are a problem n cause additional something they'll show knees and the navel, the and spermicide and a foam graphically illustrated with a the handbook warns against. tr Ruth. me." Residence Hall Assn. 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The Munich team scored pleasure make such Nigel to a watch them good showing." Goodison and fNl Sport. Writ.r ^ ^unTth1!, J S iobth* ™ lost to the touring squad first at 17:18 into the first Nesbit both played in I Stan harriers were li In a**'1 ,nd S W?.l.ti ",h h2 S'"8 °"e his *"<" from Munich, the 3-1, Univeristy of Friday, but half on a hard boot by forward Lothar Seelandt unfamiliar positions and the Spartans will definitely get Iholv following *h?.?ng" UI 8tayed ^th the pack, won the hearts of hundreds that just got by Goldman in better as the players get used ■l ikirmlrii with the u. a . "It was kind of a that's all," Griffis said to the new spots. Goodison of Spartan soccer fans who the corner of the net. Jti Gophers. disappointing race for me," Griffis traveled the' six Hubert Wustinger put in the played forward in the place - braved the cold to watch were pleased. They Kilpatrick said. "I had a mile layout in 31:53 for the well-played game. second Munich goal about of the injured Nick Dujon ILd team 26-30, in a •tomach cramp that sixth place. Ron Cool was Coach Payton Fuller took ten minutes later to finish while Nesbit switched from ICtch. But • affected me somewhat, but I thought I'd have enough clo«e behind in eighth Dlace (32:02). his booters into the game as the first half scoring. defense to offenae. mood Prev*""J jcholicSpartan to overtake Fee at the end Along solid underdogs and was With the score 2-0, the The game, taped and s quarters with Fee hoping to make an Spartan fans felt confident televised Friday night by of the race. I waa In good Minnesota placed two men Channel 23, had one of the k of the harriers were impressive showing against of striking back in the foverioyed with their poeition, but the strength wMn't there today." in the top six Senior captain Mike Lawless the much more seasoned German team. And that second half for an upset. MSU tightened the score largest recent fan years turnouts in and judging .^Teased that we Fee, who toured the *Lnl,hed at 31:44, and they did. to 2-1 on a tally by John from their response, the fj we're still not Foreat Akert gold course in Tlm 0,,ver. • freshman Just Sparked by an Neabit with five minutes spectators appreciated the fine play offered by both Ythe effort that we 31:04.7, kicked In with rec°verlng from a leg Injury, outstanding game in the gone in the second period. Jfrom wme of our under a mile to go and left "p*"red slxth Place with a nets by Dave Goldman, the Despite some very good squads. IMSU head coach Jim Kilpatrick and Teddy Performance, Spartans continuously opportunities, the Spartans Following the game, the Id «ld. "We still need behind, unable to regain The Spartans will be at thwarted the Munich assault failed to score again as Munich squad capped off the day by attending a Lr performance from their position. h°me "g"'" this weekend, and kept themselves in the Munich added one more Cool and Ken However, Teddy and Ed P'ay,n8 the role of game all the way. goal to seal the victory. cocktail party given in its "Our team really honor and going to Shaw Griffis, the two defending champion in the was Munich, regarded at the J" finished in fourth underclassmen on the team, 8'°us Spartan Ed Gr pysched Filler up for this one," number one soccer Hall to view the game on p, with a time of felt a little better about the Invitational tournament. said. "Goldman made contingent in West television with the Spartan but complained race. some outstanding saves for Germany, is well versed in soccer players. The trouble moving his "I ran pretty good for me international competition. Spartans next today. I was ready for this FREAKS UPSET, 14-13 The Spartan squad hasn't encounter will be Saturday against the third rated y arm muscles tighten one," Teddy said and had any international 'me and if you can|t continued to talk about the competition. That's why Salukis from Southern Fuller was especially happy Illinois in an away clash. your arms you can t fake drill staged in his lined. your legs," ,logical , "It's deceived by the Cool thing. I m a residence hall the night before. "Somebody pulled the fire alarm. And I was just getting alseep. When you Pigs hang Pig 14-yard line and on That was as to win close as line. All the Pigs had to do with how well his played. ""Most of their guys have had international experience team lr. I'm just going to have to run at 6 a.m. the By LYNN HENNING promptly shot up the and are a lot older than our anybody came to scoring after the ensuing kickoff 0 wear long sleeves." State News Sports Writer morning of a match, you do middle until he was clear until the closing moments was run the clock out to team. Other than the gjoy, on the other not appreciate those and then streaked to the of the game. A fourth down Jamaican players we have finished dead last. give them their first victory things." end zone with nobody near on the squad, none of the en had a real good For awhile it looked like and four situation for the in the Bull Bowl Classic. The three - time him to give the Pigs a 14-0 team has seen the European Upper Freaks from their own 26 All proceeds from the jut this week and was the Freaks just might pull lead after Ron Paringson's brand of soccer," Fuller 1 well," Gibbard said, Peninsula champion edged faced the squad when game went to Aid to off their third consecutive said. "I was just really out Kilpatrick by a hairline extra point conversion. Painchaud dropped back Leukemia-Stricken today, he simply last-minute victory, but the happy to be part of the for second place. Teddy's Only 11 seconds had and hit Freak end Tom American Children. run well. He's got to Pigs had different plans and team time was identical with elapsed from the Opey on 8 bomb that Opey today. It was a jn if we're going to they hung on to defeat the ything this year in the Kilpatricks', 31:08. Freaks 14-13 in the third second-half clock when the wrestled from his defender Griffis was also in good Freaks gained possission of in route to a 74-yard nmeet (Nov. 4)." annual Bull Bowl before dy Kilpatrick, with freshman who Fred the ball and Freak quarterback Mike Painchaud COURSE OUTLINES marched his squad 70 yards afternoon. in five plays with running That put the Freaks behind by one, 14-13, and FOR MIDTERMS > The backs O.C. Wilson and A1 Pigs jumped off to a they elected to go for the SU comeback quick 7-0 second lead on play from scrimmage. Pig quarterback their Miller doing all the damage. Miller eventually took the ball in on a four-yard two-point conversion. Painchaud pitched out to miller and he sprinted NAT SCI: 1st, 2nd, 3rd term all major tracks 2 Steve Hossler hit halfback scamper with a pitchout and around right end only to be ATI: 1st & 2nd term JVs Rick Fellows on an 85-yard Mike Nicholson converted stopped just shy of the goal aggers Fs junior varsity (JV) on runs of 10 and three pass play and outran the Fureak secondary Fellows to put the Freaks back in the game, 14-7. SOC: 201, 211, 241, 202, 203, 213 HUM-. 1st, 2nd, & 3rd term I 1c FOR QUANTITY ill squad outscored yards . en route to the score. Both teams muffed | State 21-0 during the Fumbles, penalties and chances to do further CHEM: 130, 131, 141 | i After stalling in the and third quarters damage later in the third ly. However, the second quarter, MSU's ™™\°"\°^eT.AmiS?aps quarter when they traded ECON: 200, 201 yes dominated the offense got started again the tpr!vented *°th s,d<* *om the ball via fumbles on two I 9 to 9 DAILY I HIST: 121, 122 first time it had the ball in ?'ymg/"r^er !?' ing two stanzas and the Spartans their the third period, as fuUback J® ! ®nd ^ squads h,t consecutive plays. l_PAPER_EATER^.^0,t| MATH: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 straight defeat, Joe Arnold plunged over ^lft'me locgrooms with from three yards out to he Pl* sport,n8 th™ 7"° PSYCH: 170 JV's offense got complete a 54-yard drive. " ig early against the Krijt added the extra point. it didn't take long for the ATTENTION STAT: 315 scoring the first two ».o.r u u MSU couldn t hold onto u * Pigs to do further damage, it had the ball, though, the lead, however, as the Jon Thelen took the rting from its own ' line after taking the Bucks scored twice in the second-half kickoff at the final quarter. Quarterback MDP SOCIAL SCIENCE "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50d Each.)" [ng irds in kickoff, MSU rolled Cornelius Green tallied from Uncle Tom's Cabin Devil in Massachusetts idown, which ten plays for the came on one yard to tie the score Basketball MAJORS Poor White The Black Experience with 8:19 to go in the game. Biography of Malcolm X Citizen Tom Paine man halfback Jim A bad snap from center Afro-American History 19-yard run. All eligible students Autobiography of £ on an MSU punt gave OSU Puritan Dilemma Ben Franklin IU got the ball back int and scored on on a the ball on the Spartan 32 and Elia scored on a 25-yard interested in the MSU basketball trying out for team Come to the second yard ?rbac k Steve pass from ,„» 8h°—d report to the upstaira lit end Brendon Moerdyk Barber, inunutes remaining. I?™ J.emso" 4 p.m.today. Fleldhouse CAREER SEMINAR culminated 69-yard CampuA. a 113 plays. Dirk Krijt both extra points to TOWN PUMP 'ne ter lead. Spartans a 14-0 first • Tuesday, October 17, 1972 SU came Monday Night Special game at 14-14 as ^k Bruce Elia roaring back second period to tie scored * * • • 7:30-9:00 P.M. 128 Natural Science Bldg. Made Stop. Across from the Union MON. PI III 307 S. Grand Take freeway DON'T PANIC and Lansing to S. Grand exit 485 1609 3 blocks west WHEN YOU HEAR THAT KNOCK, TUES. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS KNOCK KNOCKING AT Discontinued Styles Sale Priced YOUR FRONT DOOR -J90 990 ] ] 90 No, Virginia, it's not the METRO SQUAD. Also MENS' SHOES & BOOTS It is canvassers for H. LYNN JONDAHL 17'°, 11'° coming around to talk to you about Lynn's campaign for 59th District State House of Representatives, and the issues are important to you. SHOES THINGS JONDAHL. HE'S COMMITTED. HE'S DEMOCRAT. We Accept SB5B AND HE'S WORKING FOR YOU. 229 MAC Call 332-4761 for more information. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan M°nd°y.Oct„b,.„ TWO PEOPLE needed, own APPLES, CIDER, Pears. Pick guns. rifles , rooms, near Lake Lansing. your own apples, Friday, kinds. Buv 484-3565 after 9pm. 3-10-16 Leather accessories, parts, $48/mon th. 339-9153. Saturday, Sunday 10 - 5pm. service. SHEP'S MOTOR 1-10-16 BLOSSOM ORCHARDS. £,th FORD VAN 1963. Runs Alfred Wardowski and Sons. - SPORTS, INC. 2460 North PHONE 355-8255 good, work. needs 2 tires, brake Best offer this week. Cedar, Holt. Just South of I - 2 miles North of Leslie at shop. 2412 ^1 7 Stu< s Bldo 489-9225 after 6pm. 5-10-16 96 overpass. 694-6621. C-6-10-22 Phone ONE MAN for 4 - man. Campus 3589 127). Hull Phona Road (old U.S. 1-589-8251. ?•" Sundays. »t?a5* 20.lo.jj Closed Monday. Open 9 - •AUTOMOTIVE LESABRE - 1967, good HASLETT Hills. $62.50 5-10-17 . 349-2858. 6pm. 0-10-31 f ' Scooters & Cycles condition, $600 or best offer. Call 351-1853. X3-10-17 HONDA - SUZUKI FURNITURE [ Animals Parts & Service Sales - 339-2125 MATCHING MALE HOUSEMATE Wanted, chairs, coffee table, end OLD Aviation MERCEDES BENZ 190 gas, Parts - 339-2663 Service - 339-9356 own room, 2 carpeted living tables, bookcase, paintings, ENGLISH Puppies, AKC 3% sj •EMPLOYMENT rooms. $56. Call Paul, 1964. Good condition, Hours. Tuesday - Saturday, 9:30 carpet, drapes, kitchen items, beautiful ma,e • FOR RENT 484-7871.3-10-16 economical. $575. 332-6851 -6pm. 101019 some clothing. 351-4945 mu« ""I. Apartments after 6pm. 6-10-20 after 5pm. 3-1 Ol6 * 393-44541 Houses MERCEDES BENZ - 190 -SL, HONDA, 1971, 350SL. Very good condition. Asking $550. TWO NEW F70 ALASKAN MALAMutI Rooms 1957, convertible sports car. Call 484-7525. 5-1016 on slotted x 14 chromes. Dunlops Fits registered. Ch,J •FOR SALE $350. Call 355-0131 or 484 4422. 01031 Buick Special or Chevy. Reasondb|,l Charge and BanuJ Animals 676-2675. 3-10-16 WANTED: HOUSEMATE - 355-5994. 2-10-16 welcome, can Mobile Homes 349-1776. 6-1020 Basement room, $53, 2 MERCEDES BENZ - 1961, 220 •Lost & Found AUTOMOBILE PARTS and blocks from campus. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. - SB, rebuilt engine, no rust. Stereo equipment and tapes. free •PERSONAL New clutch, exhaust, tires. accessories for most cars and 337-2788. 3-1018 kittens"" Established local trained. •PEANUTS PERSONAL Dependable. Sacrifice, $800. trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD Phone . or best offer. OF AUTO PARTS. 485- ROOM, FEMALE, kitchen distributorship for 8 - track 2-1016 * •REAL ESTATE 332-2403. 2276. C-1-1016 privileges. Near St. Lawrence tapes and equipment. •RECREATION 3-10-18 and bus, 484-2722. 3-1018 Business requires 6 - 8 hours •SERVICE KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair 'this looks like a job per week. Servicing accounts LABRADOR RETRJ Instruction work on Volkswagen, bugs, for the bdm5 squac*' EAST LANSING. Male. 3 blocks and yields excellent return. Pups, yellow, 'or show AKC, J Ideal for student. Total price and busses, or Ghias. GRAND to Union. No cooking. Typing Service •TRANSPORTATION OLDSMOBILE 1965 RIVER CITGO. 1054 East $11/week. Call 332-0205. approximately $2400, with ^ certified. 337-233^1 Grand River. 351-9274. 3-10-18 full amount backed by OLD •WANTED C-10-31 inventory and equipment. ENGLISH "si Phone evenings 351-1173. puppies. So A KC. Phone squeej 33!]* 1 ** RATES ** OLDS 98, 1959. 2 door, good STUDENTS TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, B-2-10-16 4-10-17 running condition. Make LANSING, 406 South Pine. One GARAGE SALE: 1964 MGB FREE me TENT, 2 KITTENS, 6m ^VO^DS - No. DAYS OWNING FOREIGN - man nylon, light an offer. 371-3055. 3-10-17 general labor, hours bedroom unfurnished. $130 a $300 stove, couch, dishes, trained. 3 10 CARS, WE GIVE 20% compatible with class month. Utilities paid except weight, like new, $35. Call 59J 646-5801. 5-1016 bed; many other 3-10-17 masa Too" <5.5o 13.00 PEUGEOT STATION wagon OFF ON PARTS, 10% schedule. Apply electricity. No lease required. miscellaneous items, 10am - off on accessories, MANPOWER, 105 East Call PUPPIES O nm 4.80 7.80 15.60 1968. Air conditioning, SPARK PLUG Richard Alban, FIRST QUALITY materials and 4pm, Saturday, October 14; B automatic, Michelin tires, Washtenaw or call 372-0880. 485-8706 days. 1010-23 1pm - 5pm Sunday, October Elkhound, now fei nm 6*00" 9.75 19.50 485-6128. 5-10-16 SPECIALS - 0-2-1 Ol 6 workmanship. OPTICAL 15. Please come during those Proper facilitie DISCOUNT, 2615 East m nm 7.20 11.70 23.40 BOOKKEEPER NEED FEMALE - Own room, Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. times. 1517 North Hagadorn. 663-8418.3-10-16 1 PERMANENT PLYMOUTH 1963. Good Proceeds for Jondahl. bib 8.00 13.00 26.00 condition. $200 or best offer. IMPORT AUTO PARTS part - time position. 5 days, close 8am - to campus. 337-2455, 6pm M.W.F., 3pm - 5-10-20 2-10-13 BOXER AKC registerJ 415 South Cedar, Lansing noon • 5pm. Accounts 01 ESQ 10.00 16.25 32.50 Call 351-4571.4-10-19 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday 6pm T.T.3-10-16 ZENITH STEREO AM/FM 1 year old. Phone J payable, disbursements, - DISHWASHER - PORTABLE or 5-1017 8:30-3 Saturday clerical duties with growing Circular sound. 100 watt 485-2047, 371-1947. ONE MAN for two man, close, built - in. G.E. coppartone, DEADLINE PLYMOUTH 1969 Sport firm. Interesting work with - receivers. Beautiful stand. T.V., stereo. $86.25. Charlie, front loader, formica top. Mobile Homes 1 P.M. one class Suburban station wagon. Almost new. $200 or best day MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East pleasant surroundings. Call 144 Stoddard Avenue no. 15. Phone 646-8787. 3-10-16 Fully equipped, air, rack, 393-7800. 3-10-16 offer. 353-0943. 3-10-18 before publication. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. trailer wiring, Reese hitch, 5-1020 Complete auto painting and TAPE DECK SELECT 1971. 12' new tires. 349 9609. 3-10-16 NEED DEPENDABLE girls to USED STEREOS for sale, $25. - Tandberg x Cancellations/Co r- collision service. 485-0256. TWO GIRLS needed for four - 6000X. Call 332-0866 5 carpet, air, set C-22-1031 model. Liberal. Excellent STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East rections - 12 noon one man winter and/or spring o'clock. Ask for Link. Brookvlew in Perry I PONTIAC GTO - 1966 with pay. Phone 489-8226. Call Grand River. C-5-10-20 class day before term. Cedar Village. $70 per 2-10-13 or rent. 373-3939 62 1968 428 cubic inch engine. FOREIGN CAR PARTS after 6pm. 5-10-17 month. Call 332-1940. 9-1020 publications. Excellent condition. Phone CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 BEST SELECTION of used 5-10-17. GULLIVER'S STATE DRUG, The State News will be 627-9684, or 627-7103. East Kalamazoo Street, 1 LADIES NEEDED guitars, banjos, violins, ACTIVE 12' 1105 East Grand River. 3-10-16 mile West of campus. mandolins around. Lowest responsible only for the Ages 17 • 50 — Learn to HICKORY HILLS - Cambria 332-2011, 332-5171. Your furnished, good ci 487-5055. C-10-31 Earn Current full and prices on everything new. $3900 484-6282 ah first day's incorrect Drive, East Lansing. 1 • local Walgreen agency. . PONTIAC SACRIFICE 1968 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, __6^U>-20 - insertion. part time jobs available bedroom apartments and 5-10-18 GTO, sir conditioned, VW GUARANTEED repair. 541 East Grand River to those trained in Key large 2 - bedroom All students aos must be automatic, AM/FM, povwr RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at town houses. 332-4331. C-1-10-16 SKYLINE, 1967 -12 | Okemos Road. 349-9620. Punching & Key Carports, shag ATTENTION FRATERNITY Carpeted steering, brakes, custom carpet, close to MSU. Model Members: Foosball, coin C / welded hitch. Good glass tires, snows on wheels, many C-1031 Verifying. Enroll now to leam this good paying open daily. For appointment call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, A FREE telephone call and your high purity lipid standards operated, glass covered, Partially furnished, tl condition, $3,500. | skill at: money meker. Cost $400. [ the way. We're not 626-2232. 5-10-17 more extras. Must sell. are on Automotive 351-2316. 3-10-18 Aviation SPARTAN KEY PUNCH 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, 485-3774, EDWARD G. hucksters, we're scientists. Graduate sacrificing, $150. 313-642-3267. 5-10 1 8 T BIRD 1967. Excellent shape, LEARN TO flyl Complete flight ACADEMY HACKER CO., Rental Catalog available from CHAMPION, 1968 -12'| - Individaul instruction SUPELCO, Bellefonte, 3 bedroom. Ms and Headquarters. 4 8 5-2262. ADVENT UTILITIES Kenwood training. All courses are Pennsylvania. If you're in a $3,500, Phone BUICK ELECTRA - full power, many extras, good 1968, ££419?'. 007 dr8,ted' government and VA certified. o b p I a c < 3011-14 hurry, call Enterprise 6811. 4002 — Amp. Thorens 5-1017 FRANCIS AVIATION, 5-10-20 turntable, 80 LP's. 372-9182. condition. 339-2615. 3-10-16 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted 3-1016 - Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 8' x 48' BRENTWOOD! —— 1970, WHY BORROW Money For - Meadowbrook Trace. $75. new clutch, snow C-10-31 LIKE NEW. 7.35 x 14 Mobil carpeted, drapes. M CAMARO 1969 307. 4 - speed, plow. $2,500. 372-8880, Tuition? Make $100 a week No lease. 393-8104. 3-10-19 15' ALUMINUM CANOE, shed, air conditf yellow convertible, power 393-5898. 5-10-20 part-time. Car necessary. square - backed. $125. Phone Employment steering and brakes. $1,300. Phone 372-4599. 3-10-18 VEGA WAGON — m 489-3494. C-1031 NEED: 2 GIRLS. Cedar Village, 4 - man. November 1st. 332-4682. 5-1 Ol8 washer /dryer. Onem MSU. Make - 1971, 337-0316. 5-10-18 automatic, green, 22,000 MASSAGE STUDIO in West BUSBOYS - MUST be neat and 351-9360. 3-10-18 REFRIGERATOR TREASURE CHEST - Second - - apartment CAMPER OVERHEAD, with miles. Excellent condition. Lansing is hiring 4 masseuse dependable. 11:30am size, 30 inch gas range, - hand store, 116 North Main 1966 Ford truck. Excellent 655-3920.3-10-17 and models. This is a private 3:30pm Monday through WANTED: GIRL for two man General Electric 14 inch BINDALE - 1972, M'| - Street, Perry. Beds, Chests, MUST SELL. Furn condition. Reasonable. club. You may apply for this • Saturday. Also, 5:30pm - apartment near portable television, campus. all kinds of furniture, bedrooms. 604 Em! I 669-3865.2-10-16 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1966. top paying position if you are 10:30pm Monday through $87.50. 337-0726. 5-10-16 371-3956. X-3-1016 appliances, bicycles, Gibson Sun roof, good condition. 19 - 23, attractive with Saturday. Apply at JIM'S guitar - B - 25 deluxe, $320. CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1966. Reasonable. 11901 personality plus. Experienced TIFFANY PLACE EAST LANSING, near - Male Just like new. Drive - a -little CIDER TIME, at CORDA Standard, good condition. Vergennes Road, Lowell, preferred but not necessary. downtown Lansing, a good to share house with other. and save - a - lot. M - 78 to M WEST'S, 5817 North Owner leaving country. $325. Michigan 1 -897-8183. Others need not apply. Call place to work. 3-10-17 Own room, share kitchen, Call Noor, 355-9653, 8 - - 52, South to store. Call Okemos Road, East Lansing, PARKWOOD 1 963.1 5-10-18 between 9:30 - 10:30pm baths. Bus in front of house. 625-3188. 5-10-20 2 miles North of Grand River bedroom, 10' * 60' 5:30pm. 3-10-18 484-4308. 7-10-19 EDITORIAL/PRODUCTION Call 371-3949 or 482-8721. on Okemos Road. 337-7974. out, carpeted I VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 - good Assistant National 3-10-18 DINING ROOM table 20-1031 CHEVROLET 1966. V - 6, good tires, excellent condition, air ADVERTISING OR design Association, East Lansing 40", 6 chairs by Broyhill, 3 - 66" x large kitchen. Bin J average. Phone 676-! condition, $325. Call conditioning. $1,350. major needed to do part time location, is recruiting an BLACK WOMAN wishes to years old. $250. Call 50 USED SEWING machines. 482-8190. 1-10-16 351-7457.5-10-17 487-3389, 489- 8430. advertising duties for editorial assistant for share apartment with same. 669-3184. 5-10-20 $9.95 and up. Consoles and 5-10-20 QUALITY DAIRY FOOD monthly trade magazine and Call 353-9325 between 8am - CHEVY IMPALA - 1963, runs vw STORES. Hours arranged. preparation of promotional 5pm or 355-1594 after 6pm. GIBSON GUITAR - 330 - TD, portables, Zig - Zag and RITZCRAFT 1968, 17 bedroom, appl'4 »| good, looks good. Also 1966 - Green, 77,000 Contact Stan Martin, literature. We are seeking an 3-10-18 double pick - up, semi - hard straight stitchers. Also used Ford for parts. Call 485-1463 miles, 100 miles on rebuild. individual with shell vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and storage shed. Park T« 487-3721 for appointment. some case. $225. after 5:30pm. 5-1019 AM/FM, wood trim, radials, 7-1019 secretarial skills and WINTER - GIRL needed for 355-9375.5-10-18 up. ELECTRO - GRAND, $3600. Call 4 8 5-7978J driving lights, Koni's, $1,300. experience 804 East Michigan, 6pm. 5-10 20 in lay - out, two - man. Own bedroom, Lansing. CHEVY MALIBU 1970. 337-0316. 5-10-18 WANTED: Girls for Hours 9am - 5pm Saturday 9 Excellent condition, air legitimate massage new studio. production, and copy editing. Attractive fringe benefits. Twyckingham. 337-0397. SEARS PORTABLE -12 noon. 010-31 12' x 52' ROYCRAFTld VW FASTBACK 1966, 1-1016 washer/dryer, new. Fancy bedroom, shag car(*tl conditioning, power steering, Good pay, hours arranged. Submit resume to Box A - 1, table, 6 chairs, 646-8726. 7' shed, 10 r disc brakes, rear window overhauled engine, new front Part and full time, Phone State News. X-7-10-23 LOW INCOME, STEREOI STEREOI defogger, radio. Call - end suspension, radial tires, IV2-4729 between 5 - 7pm - own cheap, kitchen, bath, clean. room, 3-10J8 VM tape / tuner, 12 reels of 353-4162. 5-10-18 mechanically A -1 condition. only. 2-10-17 TEMPORARY MAILING help. Call Bill, 482-5748. 3-1016 FURNITURE: 3 complete tape, extras, was $299 new. $575. 332-5025. 3-1017 Full rooms for - time, 2 - 3 weeks, two only $377. Must sell $165. CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE BROOKS FURNITURE. shifts, starting Wednesday, TWO BEDROOM 332-5296.3-1 Ol 3 1964 with new tires and top. VW SQUAREBACK 1969. Ideal furnished October 18th. Apply in 627-9600.0-1031 mobile home $35/week. Excellent condition. $250 or economical family car, M I i ga n good sday person, 3308 South Cedar, Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes ROLL TOP desk, chairs, dinette, best offer. Call 482-1826 gas BOB SLED and flat bed mileage, excellent Wednesday and Thursday Suite 11, Lansing, 2-1016 to wagon, L0ST. LADIES antiqi*! after 6pm. 3-10-17 campus. 641-6601. 1966, Vi - tone. Chevy V - 8 cupboard, dryer, dresser. condition, radial tires, and evenings. Call Tony or Jane, 0-10-31 Phone 669-3865. 2-10-16 waich Sentimental T DUSTER 1970 340. 4 - speed, radio. 372-9504 after 5-10-17 5pm. at Jackson 783-6719 anytime LEGAL SECRETARY - pickup, excellent condition, 29 gallon aquarium and heirloom. 351-5620j or 869-2516 after 8pm. permanent part • time, ram air, factory tachometer 3-10-18 stand. Phone 625-7059 - downtown Lansing, 1 and instruments, poly glass VW 1971 Super Beetle. Monday - Friday. Some - 5pm, 3-10-17 CROSSWORD on rally wheels, black/black Excellent condition. Call vinyl top. 28,000 miles. after 5:30pm, 882-8663. WAITRESS, EXPERIENCE desired but will train. Good previous legal experience helpful, shorthand and CLARINET - EXCELLENT PUZZLE Beautiful, 3-10-18 condition. $90. Phone must sell. starting pay. Blue Cross, typing. Call 371-4990. ACROSS 393-2574. 2-10-17 351-5444. 3-10-17 1-543-0042. 3-10-17 other benefits. Apply in VW BUS 1967. $695 or best 1 Townsite map offer. Phone 882-2608 after person. DAGWOODS, 2803 WAVERLY DISTRICT. 2 5. While FORD GALAXY 1967, CHAIRS 2 East Kalamazoo. 5-10-20 [ - large I® 6pm or weekends. 3-10-18 bedroom upper duplex. vestment 32. Sour cherry Oklahoma car, like new contemporary, one matching 8. Dastard 34 Crabgrass condition. Low mileage, air, PART TIME positio Carpeted, stove, refrigerator, ottoman. Excellent 11. Indian prince 36. Sea lettuce power steering, belted tires. interested in sales. garage, large rooms. Couple. condition. Must sell. Phone 12. Vast amount 37. Low Hourly TV RENTALS, $9.50 $1,000 or best offer. plus commission. Apply 825 per Deposit, $130 plus utilities. evenings, 372-0131. 3-10-17 13.16th presiden 39. Synthetic month, $23 per term; Free 485-1005. 3-10-17 14 Khayyam . 355-0944. 3-10-17 East Kalamazoo, Lansing. fabric delivery, service and pick - HEAD 15 Represent 43. 5-10-20 SKIS, boots, men's 10, Typographer up. No deposit. New Stereos FEMALE GRAD for luxurious 4 17. Mast 4/. FORD GALAX IE 500 poles, year old; offer] Body ol a - 1971, available at same rates. Call 19. Sheep killing church 4 PART TIME employment; - girl house. $85. Need - door, 25,000 miles. evenings and weekends. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 482-9342. 2-10-16 car. __351-1278. 5-10-19 parrot 48. Form ol John $2,150. 1967 Ranch Wagon, 57,000 miles. $550. Make [ Motorcycles jj^j Excellent compensation CASH PAID for SLR and cameras 20. White House dog 49 Marsh elder 50.Ipecac source 1 Experts offer. Call 482-4065. 3-1017 HONDA 160 Scrambler, 400 program. required. 351-5800. Automobile j Apartments j'^j ONE large GIRL house. wanted to $60./month. share accessories, stereo components, albums, tapes, 23. Grasping 26.19th 51. Cake ingredient 2 Desk light 3 Partly open FORD GALAXIE 500 miles on rebuilt engine, new C-3-10-18 auto tape players, amendment 52. Key - 1962, MALE ROOMMATE needed for 489-7361. 5-1016 portable 4. la* power steering, power tires, sprockets and clutch. TV's. Top prices paid. brakes, two man. Own room. Close. i T H S~~ 6 7 v IO $75. Phone 393-3136. $175. Phone DESK MANAGER - Full time, WILCOX % 8 669-3416. TWO NEEDED. Own rooms. SECOND HAND nights 6:30pm - 2:30am. 351-5620. 3-10-17 3-10-17 3-10-17 East side. $60/person. STORE, 509 East Michigan, " iz~ w ; Apply 1107 North Lansing. C-10-31 KAWASAKI 1972, 175cc, 900 1 MAN FOR 2 bedroom Includes utilities. Call Ji~ FORD GALAXIE - 1967, black Washington Avenue, Lansing, mobile 371-4367 after 7pm. 3-10-17 V miles. Like new, $625. Call 484-4481. 5-10-17 home, own room, 351-2082. vinyl top, good condition. 2-1016 WATERBEDS. FRAMES, 17 18 $500,489-2526. 3-10-17 after 6pm. 393-8728. 3-1016 OVERSEAS JOBS EAST LANSING small 1 heaters, fitted sheets. 30 day %" % r5" FOR - 2o" 21 24 20 trial. REBIRTH, 309 North 1972 HONDA CL450 1,775 STUDENTS - Australia, ROOMMATES NEEDED. bedroom house for rent. FORD CORTINA 1968. 2 - miles. Must Europe, South America, Inquire at 225 Division Street 337-1575. 3-10-18 Washington. 489-6168 s 27 28 29 55- sell. 337-0536. door. Body and mechanical 3-1016 Africa, etc. All professions or call 351-0830. 5-10-19 _ C-fr 10-20 condition, good. $700 and occupations, $700 to BARNES ROAD WEST 3243, AMPLIFIER, AMPEG B 1SN, hi —i P til ■■■ til ■ ■i 351-2353.3-10-18 BENELLI - 1969, 125cc.$125. $3000 monthly. Expenses NEEDED: FOURTH woman. head plus 1 speaker cabinet. - 337-2420. 2780 East Grand paid, overtime, sightseeing. Sophomore or older. Next to South of Mason, 4 bedroom! FORD GALAXIE 500XL 1966. nice country home. Gerden, Practically new. Phone River. No. 308. 3-10-17 Free information, write, campus. 337-0508. 5-10-19 Great shape. Call 351-8872 barn, partly furnished, to _882-3440. 2-10-16 TWR Co. Department Q2, from 3:00 to 5:00 or responsible conservative YAMAHA, 1972 100. Like new. 2550 Telegraph Avenue, TWO GIRLS needed for winter people. $300 TROMBONE - CLEVELAND 337-2025 after 5:15pm. Call after 6:30pm, 655-1048. per month. Call 2 10-17 after 4pm, 676-2191 or Superior, like new, $75. Also 5-10-20 guns. Phone IV4-2491 351-7497. 01031 3-10-17 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 16, 1972 11 ml [, ASS ring- Gold. blue ][C[) U' owes $67 million on buildings (continued from page 1) residence halls then is used »u._ , ....... . All MSU student* are was proposed, a method of to finance the bonds being money from student tickets $260,000 obtained each With the construction of to pay off these bonds. lrAcK ,int,d currently paying off the financing its construction sold for the Ice Arena. Revenue from football gpes into a special fund for the creation of year from student football the Ice Arena, the Dept. of had to be found because the new tickets. debts for the construction A main reason for Intercollegiate Athletics state refused to contribute. ticket sales is used in two program. The of the University Health requiring freshman and University has taken hopes hockey will become different ways: Money from Center, Student Services sophomores to live The Approximately $1.7 out a $3.6 million bond to on administration nonstudent tickets as profitable as football, IjsSis goes million currently in this pay for the 6,000-seat arena a Building and the Men's and campus is to insure all decided to increase student sport which netted the Women's IM Buildings. directly into the athletic special athletic fund will be expected to be completed in University residence halls football tickets $1 per game University 1. «!-«»■337-1167- Though academic courses will be filled and the money with the money to be used fund current for programs maintaining and diverted to the an estimated arena with additional time for the 1973 hockey in 1970-71. over $1 million are taught in both will be available to meet •IQ - Handmade, intramural buildings, the these bond payments, these beige, «*»■*•[; Call legislature views these as administrators say. v.l primarily recreational lje.3-10-16 facilities and has refused to Though only those students living on Tax reform debated contribute funds for them. campus m The method of financing University residence halls is pay for the residence halls, off-campus utilize the students also classrooms in the most complicated and these halls. detailed process and (continued from page 1) instructor in the Center for a change in investment "there are people who feel expectancy of the good may represents a major portion Virtually all Urban Affairs, said the full portfolios has nothing to do be 25 years, but under University economics, and a McGovem zero population growth of MSU's $67 million debt. residence halls impact is "unclear," but will with the question. provisions, including supporter, said if any should be stretched out to present the In order to finance the married housing units are most probably "distort the "The key issue," he said, entire cost may be written ic FOR 'LEASURE? inflationary effect is to be mean zero growth rate so as ' construction of Hubbard currently pledged to pay off economy away from the "is what that new mix not to drain national off against income in the seen nothin' V#tl subtracted from capital Hall, for example, the the debts incurred other investment bias of the might be. I think first couple of years. I WATtRBEDS. on gains, it would also have to resources." University had to pledge the buildings. past." McGovern's overall program Defenders of accelerated ■168.C-6-10-23 of a number of be taken out of taxes on "Recession will encourage a slower rate As to the possible revenues is not a recessionary depreciation argue it makes When one series of bonds wages and salaries to be impact of residence halls over a period problem, however," he said. of expansion and growth." ' equitable. McGovern's proposed tax no difference, that in the of years. are paid off. the University "There substantial McCracken said if The more basic objection are reform, Taylor said some long run, the company will The then repiedges those residence that is the case, the issue University then to increasing the capital policies available to the growth may be suffered as a have to pay what is due the instructs its agent, the Ann halls to finance still more boils down to whether lioy rtidlnj more, gains tax, as voiced by Spiro government to stimulate trade - off for tax equity. government. easier to become Arbor Trust Co., to gather debts. demand and voters want the Gross that demand "I'd rather remove Taylor, however, says Agnew and other Nixon ,iy jwortwd In a bids from investors for will make investment National Product to increase poverty in the U.S. if accelerated One section of married surrogates, is that it would even depreciation financing the construction. profitable. What faster or slower than the that means less growth," he j ilk* good reading, housing units, which discourage certain might often does more than th« 9ood values In The University also issues investments and change is the investment present rate, adding he said. "But in fact, since postpone taxes it ke recently retired the bonds possibly — News Class" lad Ads. bonds to be paid off twice a create mix of corporations, which personally feels most maldistribution of income furr ishlngs, held on it, was repiedged to a recessionary want eliminates them. ,g, year at a fixed interest rate. impact. is now distorted in favor consumers expansion. wastes resources, I think tjtion, start raadlng Room and board monies finance the retirement fund certain kinds of capital Taylor challenged the McGovern's "There are many ways to t Ads now' They for food services employes. The economists agreed proposals, by obtained from students gains." long - held view that growth do it," he said. "Say you better living. the impact cannot be redistributing income, will When the McCracken, for the sake of growth is actually promote growth." buy an apartment building living in the pledged new Ice Arena predicted with certainty. while agreeing no one can predict necessarily good for society. There was little that will last for 20 years. FREE Daniel H. Saks, a pro - . what might happen, argued "Increasingly," he said, argument, however, that You can charge off the ■jTS AND style* for McGovern economist and faculty. Far closing of the capital gains depreciation on rents in the M or shelter will affect the rich first few years, and ■ information sae Tom J CAMPUS BARBER more than the poor. immediately sell it as capital I between plonday Ho-15-11-13 _o 8 a.m. to 5 through Friday. November 3, Kennedy orders bugging inquiry - A recent Ralph Nader tax relief group found that on the average, taxpayers in the gains." An even more possibility, Taylor said, is blatant to write off depreciation, Announcements for It's (continued from page 1) the sabotage was directed mysterious callers who $10,000 - $15,000 bracket about $16 a year trade ownership with FREE What's Happening must be by Republican officials invited George Meany, head save in received in the State News to conduct a "preliminary another apartment owner, limitad Ph y si cs-Astronomy Bldg. of the American Federation taxes from capital gains, »ires taken tor office, 341 Student Services inquiry" in a letter sent supporting the re-election and start the whole process Everyone is welcome. while those earning v. 36 • A Union, for Bldg., by I p.m. at least two of President Nixon, though of Labor-Congress of Thursday to the seven other again. [Wolverine, 3t3-5292. class days before publication. The Outing Club will present members of the senate that has been the clear Industrial Organizations, to $100,000 a year or more No announcements will be save about $38,000. All four approved of a program on rock climbing at judiciary subcommittee on implication of their a bogus meeting in New McGovern's accepted by phone. Devil's Tower and around York and impersonated McGovem expects to proposal to I RENTALS, $9.50 per administrative practices, suggestions. Michigan, at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Both M u skie and Mankiewicz in a call to raise $8 billion in additional phase out the notorious ■, $23 per term; Free Rosa's Canteen will present a 326 Natural Science Bldg. which he heads. While McGovern staffers have Walter Cronkite, the revenue from this proposal "depletion allowances," Stephan Grossman concert at rvice and pick - 8:30 tonight, downstairs 541 Kennedy's staff refused to alone, and has promised which allows oil barons to G a Sigm Sign make the letter public, its described alleged specific Columbia Broadcasting East Grand River Ave. deduct 22 per cent of gross instances of attempted that "no American whose contents were disclosed by System news commentator. income from net taxes. organization, will meet with income comes from wages The MSU Scots Highlanders interested women at 7:30 p.m. other Senate sources. political sabotage in their Kennedy has been under Often this leads to no taxes and salaries would pay one will meet at 7 p.m. today in the today on the Union Sun Porch. The Kennedy letter, presidential campaigns. some pressure from at all. ■ WHOSE" deadline for Demonstration Hall Ballroom. Muskie's staff has Democratic officials to penny more in taxes than he made clear that he intended ■ng and Champion hammer thrower. Students of Baha'i will meet launch an investigation of does now." The economists also engaflemant Donald McKay, will be present. to investigate not only the prepared a memorandum is 12 noon Thursday at 7:30 p.m. today in 37 Union. the Watergate incident. He A second proposal that approved of the other Please attend. alleged bugging of the outlining incidents where iday's paper. 347 The documents disappeared, had resisted these pressures did not meet the group's McGovem proposals, which Shotgun Club will shoot Democratic National Services. S1S-10-31 unanimous approval is the at 5 p.m. Tuesday. Meet in front Committee Headquarters in letterheads were falsely used on the grounds, according are designed to plug the of the Men's IM Building. Bring The Company will present repeal of liberal teaks in estate and gift and false items were planted to Democratic sources in your own shells. 12 and 20 "You're a Good Man Charlie the Watergate apartments "accelerated depreciation" KnT? WE understand. Brown" at in newspapers. the Senate, that his entry transfers, capital gains at guuge shotguns are available for 8 tonight and but also the general deductions allowed by the death, investment - interest, Saturday in the McDonel Kiva. Frank Mankiewicz, the into the case would only question of whether there director of the McGovern present system. farming losses, tax - exempt serve to "politicize" the has been "political Women's Liberation will hold A representative of the campaign, has also described investigation. Say a company buys an municipal bonds, and other a general meeting followed by a Indiana University Law School espionage and sabotage" income - generating capital preferential treatment such ■ED Foster home* in rap session at 7:30 p.m. today at will be available to discuss conducted during the the Women's Center, 547 E. admissions, on Thursday. Call good, such as a tool - as the lower rates on certain 355-6676 for current presidential making machine or an kinds of real estate Grand River Ave. All women are an appointment. welcome. campaign. apartment complex. The life development. Graduating seniors -don't Both Sen. George The Journalism Student forget your free senior pictures. McGovern, the Democratic Advisory Committee will hold Come to 36A Union or call presidential candidate, and 'U' union pact seen I DEAN lives! Forty an open house at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union Green Room for all journalism students and faculty. 353-5292. discussing the presentation of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, who unsuccessfully sought the presidential nomination, ummm w. c c \heir plays are invited to a o iet noodle and have suggested that during (continued from page 1) Hfor a bruising. See ya (alligator at the MSU "Flashback at College Republicans will meet 7 p.m. today in 34 Union. Elections will be held. meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in 301 Bessey Hail. The Center for Urban Affairs the campaign, including the primaries, they were the victims of acts of political completed reached." over the weekend so a settlement can be i g 51 J 11-10-16 Eckankar, the ancient science of soul travel, is here at MSU. will sponsor a symposium on racism from 9-11 a.m. today sabotage. Neither Democrat Neff declined to say what those areas had been. Q. uj 0-2 com i eontalfs domapletr space has specifically charged that Both men also refused to reveal what the details of the treation Call Vic at 355-9335 for in W2 Owen Hall. The public is (A possible agreement would be. < information. invited. > To find out about Peoples "I'd rather not go into that at all," Kieselbach said. 0 < -c IpRAWN " s. hayrides and We specialize in The Divine Light Mission will present "Alice in Wonderland" Yellow Pages, an exchange of U.S. raids "It's still premature to disclose the details of negotiations," Neff said. the -O Uj (U O) Q£ at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Conrad peoples resources, call Tom at ups. Call ointment. soon CRAZY for Auditorium. 351-3820 337-1102. or Lenny at (continued from page 1) But senior U.S. Air Force Previously unsettled areas had included wages — the 't ~ U ind U |I0ING STABLES. University was offering a 4.6 per cent increase while the v- officers have maintained .£ O tD Michigan. Phone Entry blanks foi the union had asked for an 8.5 increase — working conditions 48.5-10-20 that the only way to get a and fringe benefits. Settled areas had included improved o ANN BROWN; Typing and competition are available at the MSU business office and must settlement and the release retirement and vacation plans. ■ o c ■ >DES DRAWN by multilith offset printing. be returned to the RHA office of Americans held prisoner UL t/» Kieselbach said if a settlement occured he wasn't sure ■ Call for appointment, is to pour on air strikes. o 0) g Complete tvrvice for by Wednesday. when a union ratification meeting would be called. ■76-5928. 10-10-17 The command said M dissertations, theses, "We usually wait at least 10 lb "Bangladesh: Birth of a targets attacked in North days before calling a manuscripts, general typing, [BOARD FLIGHTS IBM. 23 sexparience. Nation," a pictorial exhibit, will Vietnam included the ratification meeting to allow our members to study the 2 >• T« Christmas flight to years be on display all this week at the agreement," he said. o_c 349-0850. C-IO-31 northwest rail line ° Q. 'or $185. Stop in Center for United Ministries in 1 Higher Education, 1118 S. connecting Hanoi and 'V Friday, Today's bargaining meeting will be the 21st session since °> etc. Electric. Experienced. welcome. fuel depots, supply trucks, JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. >o {TABLE - Horse drawn C-10-31 The Retailing Club will meet highways, bridges, water - borne logistics craft and CO 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the X at - ■ I 'or large groups. riding. Reduced TYPING TERM pap«r* and Tower Room of the Union. those interested are welcome. All warehouses and supply Enlarged to show d 111 1814,6-10-20 theses, electric typewriter, storage areas. Fill fighter 5 fast service. Call 34H-/JW. for the Swinging bombers struck after dark - a. ro Hi 12-10-31 representatives-at-large Married Student Union can be along the northwest rail P ]@ COMPLETE THESES obtained at the day care center line, attacking the Ving Yen ■ ■ 2? | oedrooms, home in Ma»on. study, brick *e'roofoakandwoodwork. SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of theses, resumes, publication. and returned by Thursday. Gteen Earth meet at 8 p.m. Food Co-op will Tuesday at 420'/i ammunition depot, the Viet Tri railroad yard and a second unnamed rail yard. C a 0 mm 3 electrical Across from campus, corner Evergreen St. Everyone is The strikes ranged from 12 L. m.A.C* and Grand River, welcome. to 31 miles northwest of c fUSi000- c"' below Jones Stationery Shop. The Inferior Dejign 'Mub will Hanoi. a \Q JE ARE^2%- 3 bedroom on acres. Call sponsor, a seminar on hardvoodslod by RD. Belun and other authorities at 7 p ffiKS'W,DE- co a.m. - Hall. dependents' camp at a words, maybe a ring can say it for you. DON'T FORGET blood comes district town 75 miles These are in 14 karat yellow gold. Ankh, c will be a joint meeting * t- only from people. Save a life. There > -O'-g northeast of Saigon, killing or "life" symbol from Egyptian 1® of X Sigma Pi, Forestry Clu|«, ' Give blood. Professional and Evergreen Wives at 7:30 nine militiamen and five of hieroglyphics, $14 50. Infinity ring with o c a. donor* compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY p.m. Wednesday in 223 Natural their dependents and diamond, $25. Love ring with diamond, $20. o lUeAl"ITY service fine now ban on |«s-io553 s",cw CHILD CARE in my licensed home. Children 2 years or older. Call 489-2975. 3-10-18 are Invited. MSU Veterans at 7 p.m. Assn. will meet Wednesday at the East Lansing American Legion Hall, miles to the northeast of Saigon. Headquarters said 39 Communist soldiers killed, while government were ' Meridian Mall " Okemos 121 S. Washington • Hours Free Parking In City Ramps With Lansing Any Purchase. 2 ' ■ Ca|l 355-8101. 2 TICKETS, Wisconsin game, October 21. 485-1330 after behind Arby's. Proposition E will be discussed. 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