the michigan Volume 65 Number 44 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 17, 1972 Ziegler denies charges of Nixon ruthlessness' WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon was described LOS ANGELES (AP) — Democratic presidential "It goes without saying Monday as concerned about "the techniques being candidate George McGovern accused President Nixon applied by the opposition" and by news accounts accusing that this administration Monday of conducting "the most ruthless, most his White House and campaign aides of political spying and does not condone opportunistic, most heavily - financed campaign in sabotage. espionage or sabotage." history." White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, however, Speaking to a union - sponsored meeting on reconversion refused to comment directly on the substance of stories - White House of aerospace plants to maintain employment, McGovern published by the Washington Post and Time magazine. He press secretary said that in the whole executive branch there are only 13 said he would not dignify them with White House reaction. Ronald L. Ziegler persons assigned to this problem. But, referring to Nixon Ziegler did describe the President as concerned at what campaign associates, he said: the press secretary called hearsay, innuendo and guilt by "They hired at least 50 people, according to reports association in news accounts. leaking out of the Justice Dept., to sabotage and corrupt Ziegler said since the Watergate headquarters of the our political process. They hired 50 people to conduct Democratic National Committee was entered by five men some of the shabbiest undercover operations in the history with wiretapping equipment of American politics." "people have been trying to link the case with the White House." He said that failed McGovern told the conference, sponsored by the United "because no link exists." Auto Workers Union and International Assn. of Machinists: "The opposition has been making charges which are not "I would not eliminate a single job in the arms and substantiated," Ziegler said. "Stories have been written that aerospace industry until there is another job available to Personal are not substantiated. "They (Nixon campaign take its place." "All of this is being intermingled into an McGovern's talk was interrupted when a Los Angeles fire allegation that I unidentified relative of one of tne prisoners of war talks with this administration is corrupt," Ziegler said. associates) hired 50 inspector argued with television cameramen over the I ident Nixon in a jammed hotel as he pays an unannounced With that, he said he would not get into an extensive people to conduct some placing of chairs before the rostrum, and TV film crews discussion of accounts based on hearsay and innuendo. began interviewing the inspector. it to the meeting Monday in Washington of the League of of the shabbiest Ziegler declared Nixon "has confidence in his staff," undercover operations in Showing irritation, McGovern said,"let's show a little Imilies of PGW-MIAs. Nixon said he would never let them specifically including Dwight L. Chapin, a deputy assistant maturity and cover this conference and not some fire the efforts to obtain release of the men. to the the history of American n president, linked in Post and Time accounts with marshal." AP wirephoto alleged efforts at political sabotage of Democratic politics." That brought his audience cheering to its feet and campaigns. Sen. George McGovern (continued on page 9) (continued on page 9) lixon pledges Griffin shakes hands |o amnesty for on quick campus tour raft evaders By CRAIG GEHRING State News Staff Writer in the Senate and his six years of experience give him an edge over his "Young persons are generally aware of the excellent job President Nixon JSHINGTON S has (AP) — President been criticized by some "as being Sen. Robert P. Griffin made a quick opponent. He claimed he would be has done for them," he said. "For that pledged to families of men lacking in compassion" on the handshaking tour of campus in a better able to represent Michigan reason, I think we have a good ■ng and prisoners of war in amnesty issue. surprise campaign visit Monday and citizens than Kelley would as a first chance." ■tm that he will not grant "When thousands of Americans died term senator. An aide to Griffin indicated the argued that "qualifications" are the ■sty to draft dodgers and for their choice and hundreds are now most important campaign issue in his senator was impressed with student lers, who will have to "pay a POWs or missing in action for their Winding his way quickly through awareness. He said the MSU visit was race against Democratic Atty. Gen. ■for their choice." choice, it would be the most immoral Frank J. Kelley. surprised students in the International the only one of several in which Center and Crossroads Cafeteria. students knew who Griffin was and |king an unexpected appearance thing I could think of to give amnesty Griffin continually pumped hands and y at the annual convention of to draft dodgers and those who Emphasizing a theme of his introduced himself. The only question (continued on page 9) liational League of Families of ™ deserted," he said. political advertisements, Griffin said he asked students was, "How do you MIAs, the President said he has Nixon's election opponent, Sen. his role as the assistant minority leader think we'll do?" George McGovem, favors amnesty for those who fled the country or went to 'HUMANISM' At one point Griffin cut off a Army chief hate lid jail to avoid Vietnam duty but wants desertions considered case by case. student who was asking the senator about a problem he had. Several times foreign McGovern's office said he declined "with regret" to attend because of a Prof says sex Griffin was asked questions, but generally avoided such situations by dispatched conflicting appearance. Nixon told the wives that "very intensive negotiations" have been talks moving on. Before he moved into the building, to Vietnam Id bill OKd under way in an effort to end the Griffin avoided a question put to him by a newsman concerning the abortion (AP) - Gen. search for WASHINGTON feelings Vietnam War but that he could not issue. He refused to tell reporters his comment on them because he did not Creighton W. Abrams, sworn in ■SHINGTON (AP) - The Senate position on Proposal B, which would want to raise false hopes or jeopardize Monday as the Army's top soldier, was T a sharp cut in the foreign aid allow legalized abortions in the state. the negotiations. immediately dispatched to Vietnam Ipriation i Monday, adding By GARYKORRECK Barclay's humanism will reach 38 for a fresh look at the war he presided Jer potential road-block to efforts Asking for their continued support State News Staff Writer sections and about 2,300 students via "I am going to confine myself to over for the past four years. Pd up the business of the 92nd in his effort to achieve "an honorable those issues that are connected with "I'm not interested in showing Psychology 290 this term and the Shortly after administering the oath less tonight. peace," Nixon said that he had how to do has big since its the senatorial campaign," Griffin someone it," Andrew course grown so to the new Army chief of staff, received "precious little support from conception in 1968 that television has remarked later when pressed about his *,Se2ate stripped $515.4 ■the $4 billion annual million any of the so - called opinion leaders Barclay said. "I want to know how taken the place of regular lectures. noncommitment. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird foreign aid they feel while they are doing it." announced that he asked Abrams "to level voted by the House of this country" when he made his Associate professor Barclay is the "By last fall there were 600 people While refusing to predict how well make an on - the - scene evaluation of decision last May to mine the harbors 17 ■tion n'ght to in adopting a and bomb military targets in North only faculty member involved in enrolled in the course," he explained, he will do with student voters in Vietnamization progress." permit continued Psychology 290 - human sexuality - "and the pressures became so great we The general is to report back in ■ng until next Feb. 28. Vietnam. and his job, as he tells it, is to get November, Griffin said he was had to go to a different format." about a week. ■ amendment was "encouraged" by his visit. proposed by Nixon said these opinion leaders people to respond to each other. The announcement was a surprise, ■ Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, "are supposed to be the leaders of the Anatomy is a minor part of the Television did not appear as part of "I think it is a mistake for political even to high - ranking Army leaders fan of the Senate appropriations media, the great c editors nd publishers course. The rudiments of sex, the course until last spring term when pundits or politicians to group who Pentagon officials said were pmittee on foreign operations, and television commentators...the including coital positions, are Barclay tried it out with some students. Students will vote as unaware of the trip. ■ |ted by the full ■e Senate committee presidents of our universities and the disposed of in the first few weeks. The misgivings. individuals on the basis of the issues," "Everybody's puzzled," one official by voice vote. professors...those who have the bulk of the course concentrates on the Griffin said. said. Sources said the decision to send Prman J. w. "I expected people to be neutral or Fulbright. D-Ark., educational background to understand roles of masculinity and femininity, Abrams back was made by Laird only- P* Senate Foreign Relations the importance of great decisions and women's liberation, interracial dating hostile to a television course," he said. Griffin was pleased with the results hours before the swearing - in Ptee warned that if the bill and homosexuality. "Some people felt TV just wouldn't of the necessity to stand by the president a poll conducted by his campus ceremony. | ac^ from the House-Senate of the United States when he makes a "It's not a course in typecasts or come over, but most of them organization which is said to show the Presumably, Abrams' report will be mechanics; it deals with humanism," overcame their initial alienation when incumbent Senator leading Kelley made public shortly before the U.S. I (continued on terribly difficult, potentially page 9) unpopular decision." he said. (continued on page 10) among students. presidential election in November. Vietnam pull-out plans-which preserves By ROBERT BAO American interests? • Nixon would include the bilateral Wednesday, the day after McGovern outlined his "public, not secret" plan release of prisoners as part of the State News Staff Writer News Analysis settlement; McGovern would expect on nationwide television, Secretary of This year, the issue of Vietnam is no all American POWs to be released in Defense Melvin Laird thundered it longer a question of fighting or government -^thls is what he means amounted to "unconditional by "peace with honor." McGovern by accordance to historical precedence freedom or protecting the shores of following the end of hostilities as well surrender" that would drench South contrast, has made it clear that any California, but a question of which of as what North Vietnam has stated. Vietnam in a bloodbath. further support for the Thieu regime two proposed withdrawal plans better • As part of the political settlement, McGovern supporters have serve the interests of the country. might be something less than retaliated by noting that Nixon's plan honorable. Nixon favors elections for South Richard Nixon and George In terms of policy, this difference Vietnam with Viet Cong participation amounted to exactly the same thing, McGovern each have proposed peace only stretched out translates into three specific points of coupled with Thieu's resignation; over an plans, and thei fundamental dispute: McGovern would leave that to the indeterminate period of time during difference is that Nixon's plan s Vietnamese people. which the outpour of blood — "conditional" whereas McGovern s is * Nixon would pull out all American and Vietnamese- would While these differences may be American troops within six months continue unabated. small in the total range of options, it is n°Nixon would withdraw from after, and only after, the signing of a political settlement; McGovern would within these limits that campaign (continued on page 10) Vietnam only after securing insurance oratory is beginning to rage. pull out within 90 days, period. for thejafetjLQltheSouth Vietnamese Vietna»i 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. Octoba,, I 3 swnr amnesty all figure heavily in nary Nixon wins by two per cent A poll released Monday explained. "I went to bed voter sentiment. McGovern to h. of the vote." draft dodgers. gave similar results for thinking I'd voted for the next president, only to He said the question of Despite what polls say, Michigan. He attributed the size of amnesty is especially McGovern i. I wake up the next morning to Busfield McGovern's original lag in the presidential race in stressed, and find Truman had won. important among veterans f°r persons tavon however, that the lead the polls to Democratic who m Michigan will come right of the war, who tend to be be Nixon still has in the latest defections that now appear drafted for down to the wire, Roger "Ever since then," he against it. „ polls may not be as large to be returning. conscience. Busfield, chairman of the said, "I've been skeptical because people don't always Busfield said he thought Ingham County Republican party, predicted Monday. respond candidly when about polls." Busfield indicated there is the difference between Nixon's Nixon he wouldprevious be J "In Michigan, it's going questioned. Nevertheless, Busfield no single key issue position on toward* the to be a cliffhanger," he said. "You know, I cast my said he thinks Nixon will dominating the state this amnesty and McGovem's question, but Mnni 1 "When thousands of year, but that the economy, position is "minimal" but "It's not going to be one of first vote ever for (Thomas) carry the state, adding that amnesty "them0st Americans died for their Dewey in 1948," he he would "be happy if busing, Vietnam and the veterans perceive thing I could think j choice and hundreds are now those things where CBS can say early in the night, 'From jl POWs or missing in action for our key precincts, we their choice, it would be the predict..." Busfield's prediction ON LIFELONG LEARNING most immoral thing I could think of to give amnesty to paralleled the release of several polls that show draft dodgers and those who deserted. President Nixon George McGovern, once a 44 • point underdog here, making an impressive comeback. Task force to Citing a new poll, By NANCI PARSONS opinions from the viable reality is to include Open hearings will also be kiva with the ftmil Busfield noted Nixon's State News Staff Writer University community on the participation of the held from 3-6 p.m. Oct. 20 support nationwide has The Task Force on the lifelong educational entire University in Erickson kiva and 7-10 force report expec^I House leader missing gone down six points to an Lifelong Education will community," Wilkie added. released on the first JF even 50 per cent, while concept. p.m. Oct. 30 in Wonders year. °" hold a public hearing from The public is invited to An Air Force search launched McGovern has gained 9 7-10 p.m. today in McDonel attend the hearing, first of was Monday for points to 36 per cent. kiva in an effort to solicit three open meetings to be an overdue lig'it plane carrying House Majority Leader Hale Hoggs of Louisiana, the National Transportation Safety Board here said. held during October, and provide suggestions task force's on the Archaic law confuses preliminary The plane w;»s due to land at Juneau at 3 p.m. Carr accepts judicial election! draft released Oct. 2. EDT on a flight from Anchorage. Also aboard the plane was U.S. Rep. Nick The commissioned last task force, February state Begich, D-Alaska. Boggs had come to Alaska to by President Wharton, made series of By ROBERT BERG preliminary offer to debate a campaign for Begich. recommendations that United Press International News Background would expand the Michigan voters will again have the dubious distinction are Democrats. These Levi., benefits b University's educational role candidates M. Robert Carr, ignored my repeated of participating in the can count on support Democrats spent J Norway forms cabinet Democratic candidate for requests for debate. to include population. Michigan's adult nation's most unusual from party faithfuls who hundred thousand doL "I hope Charles method of selecting judges remember whom their Congress, has accepted a The report recommends publicize the Levin| Chamberlain doesn't ignore respective parties Premier - designate Lars Korvald announced challenge from the Lansing that lifelong education be to sit on the State Supreme just two years ago. Area United Auto Workers the call of citizens who Court. nominated. Brennan is another Monday the formation of a three - party minority Retirees to want to know about integrated into the regualr J cabinet to try to work out some sort of trade publicly debate academic responsibilities of Nine persons are on the Coleman also benefits well established in _ Republican incumbent property tax relief, pension agreement with the Common Market. His Charles Chamberlain insurance, health care the University's colleges and nonpartisan Supreme Court ballot for two vacancies. politically, because she is and there is alreadjl on departments. the first woman ever Brennan, Thomas government will be centrist. senior citizens' issues. legislation and social Their names appear there nominated for the high court During the two weeks Premier Trygve Brattelis' Labor government security," Carr added. without Ferency, of "Chamberlain voted since the release of the any party court — a fact which has course, J resigned after Norwegians voted in a referendum against the Social Security "My opponent can hide preliminary report, designation and are shuffled generated quite a bit of maverick who bolted™ from me but he can't run representatives of the task around randomly on publicity for her. Democratic party Sept 25 against joining an enlarged Common increase in the (House) from the citizens concerned different ballots, so no became fed up witl « force have met with college Market with Britain, Denmark and Ireland on Jan. Ways and Means Committee Three other candidates 1. and for it on the floor, after about congressional matters. deans and administrators to candidate will have the have chances because they Vietnam War early X Sooner or later we will explain the lifelong concept advantage of being first on U.S.'s involvement ¥ his attempts to kill it have names that are already Presenting his new cabinet at a news conference, failed," Carr said. "I think catch up with him," he said. and obtain their suggestions. the list. established politically in for governor in 1966 J Korvald said the first and main task would be to Carr said he will debate William Wilkie, special Quite a few of this year's George Romney and! my opponent must account Chamberlain at any time candidates — seven in all — Michigan. They are Appeals the Democratic prim assistant to Wharton and negotiate a free trade agreement with the Common for this. He refused to and at any Court Judges Charles Levin Market. debate Jim Brown (state place. director of the task force, have reason to think they and Vincent Brennan and 1970, losing to Levin. | representative) and he said these informational might be victorious if things former Democratic party Ferency was r meetings provided the break right for them. None Chairman Zolton Ferency. by the Human Rights! committee with of the factors being a group he was instmJ many constructive suggestions but weighed, as to who might Levin is a cousin of in founding. Both h Israel fi&as 3 guards he hopes the three open win, has anything to do, Sander Levin, the former Brennan formed p however, with what kind of state senator who ran for hearings will attract the parties for the e attention of students and judge they would be. governor on the Democratic purpose of nomifl Instead, the factors most ticket and barely lost to themselves Prime Minister Golda Meir faculty. to tht| "The concept of often talked about are name Gov. Milliken in 1970. Thus court. announced Monday she has lifelong education is really a recognition and money. fired three Israeli secret service Four of the candidates revolutionary way of Local votero//s| men for failing to protect the are members of major looking at education and the only way to make it a political parties — Probate country's murdered Olympic Judge Mary Coleman of team, but she criticized West Battle Creek and Wayne Germany for not taking the blame College seeks Circuit Judge James S. Thorburn of Troy are exceed for the Munich bloodbath. student reps Republicans, and Wayne More persons registered to vote in East Lansingl originally expected, but the exact number probably »■ The Circuit Judge Horace W. Reporting to parliament on College of Gil more and Recorder's be available until shortly before the Nov. 7 election,! an Israeli committee's findings Engineering is now signing Clerk Beverly Colizzi said Monday. Court Judge Robert Evans up students interested in She estimated that 2 - 3,000 more persons hadrei in the Munich disaster, Mrs. college and University than were originally expected, bringing the total foil Meir disclosed that two senior committee posts. fall's voter registration drives to 9,000 new service officials and one Signups end at 5 p.m. to voters.^ previous voter totals, about 38,000 persons are ref "responsible professional today in the Engineering Petitions here. Bldg. Boxes of piled papers decorate the city clerk's 1 employe" were dismissed for not taking adequate measures with the return of all voter registration materials smT Today is the last day to Oct. 6 state and local registration deadlines and theOa against the Arab terrorist petition for a seat on the federal registration deadline. attack that cost 11 Israeli Off - Campus Council in Voter lives. 334 Student Services Bldg. registration in Meridian Township in tlxl campus precincts, 13 and 14, was less than exfW though, according to John Whitmyer, township clerk. I He said about 1,100 students had BE THE fall registration drives. The new registered to»^ figures bring thevoial IBM antitrust suit eyed to about 2,100 in the two precincts, taking cancel* JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE VOICE into account. He explained the lower than expected Hi by noting that more persons had registered at howl The government announced on Monday its long ON YOUR estimated. range goal in an antitrust suit against CAMPUS - International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) - a I 1e-FORQUANTiTY""| Become the Village breakup of the vast multibillion dollar firm separate, competing units. Should the government win the antitrust suit, into Voice subscription sales representative i I 9 to 9 DAILY ^ | i the Justice Dept. said in a memorandum to federal ■ PAPER at your college. EATER35I.432 °UI judge David Edelstein, it then would seek to You'll make $2.00 or "dissipate the enormous market power of the more from every current IBM computer manufacturing and marketing structure." subscription you It's computer operations were the main sell. Call collect source of IBM's S8.3 billion in revenues last year. (212/WA 4-4669) or write to our College Office Injunction request denied for details. The Supreme Court Monday denied a request by the American party for an injunction to order New York and 16 other states and the District of Columbia to place the name of its candidate for Make your own. .yogurt! president, John G. Schmitz, on the ballot in those . states for the Nov. 7 election. (No. 58 orig., The The Solton Yogurt Maker American party v. New York). changes whole, skim or powdered milk into one quart of creamy, light, healthful yogurt. No artificial additives. It's GM averts strike quick, economical easy, to make yogurt to suit UNION HOARD'S 2ND ANNUAL A last - minute agreement between General your taste, from mild to tart. Lucite/glass/plastic WINTER BRIDAL PREVUE Motors Corp. and United Auto Workers' 16*3%x4% unit, five individual cups. 11.95 WEDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 18th representatives kept some 16,000 employes on the 7 O'CLOCK PM job at GM's Flint Buick facility Monday. However, ALUMNI CHAPEL 50c ADMISSION some foundry employes - uninformed of the settlement - reportedly left the plant. Union representatives were at Buick plant gates, Jacobean'^ telling the men to return to their jobs. ©G@>(y$© {fee GUD® Ddcsgod® lichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan by Garry Trudeau W&L yeu-. wMfy* fl6*&triApy, siMcv/e Pe peftUWR, ONCE SAtP THAT ■meee thjo kinds of peoet£; HUMAN &/N6S AND Multi-ethnic counseling wm€n and uhcaj women stbbt kvn6 uk* human 3&n6s, they ate accused OF mm tt> per MeN aids minority students By JACCI BATES in 1969, and directed the center until group discussions in the residence State News Staff Writer June. Gloria Smith, asst. director for halls. Topics include such matters as The breakdown in communication minority programs in the Counseling communication problems, drugs, and between MSU black men and women Center, now directs the program. The legal, marital, academic and social is just one of the concerns for the staff includes three counselors, three problems. Multi - Ethnic Counseling Center. graduate assistants and three counselor Study sessions and workshops are The center attempts to deal with all interns. also being set up, Eure said. IT'S NOT OFTEN YOU !\ 60T5IX CAN 6ET Six COMPLIMENTS problems relating to minority and Students needing help may make "Students have made comments [COMPLIMENTS Ijj 1 IN ONE PAY disadvantaged students on campus. appointments or drop in at offices set that they are really happy to have TODAY- J j The multi ethnic center is a branch - up in 207 Student Services Bldg, 32 something like this on campus," Eure of the MSU Counseling Center with Union, or in offices located in the said. offices and staff located throughout residence hall complexes. The center Counselors have not isolated the camDus. also provides consultation services to themselves and are out among students Thomas Gunnings, asst. dean for student groups as requested. talking and "relating comfortably" affairs in the College of Human Curlada Eure, assistant to Smith, with them, she added. The center also Medicine, helped establish the center said the center has sponsored several serves as somewhat of a link in minority solidarity, she explained. "Black students need to be properly career, academic, socially and Inion prompts Pr politically oriented on campus," Eure said. Sessions with minority aides have been set up to help the aides define Gov. Milliken has scheduled and realize their limitations in dealing By CHRIS MEAD Tuesday press "briefing" at which he llSlNG (UPI) - For a while it News Analysis will produce his top education aide, At the same time, the AFL • CIO with student problems. 1 like Proposal C would be the A career workshop is being held his top taxation aide and his top legal contends that Proposal C will give big luted star of 1972. It enjoyed Proposal C a "blatant attempt" to taxation to be devised by the adviser. business a $500 million tax break on today in the Union with career ■sings of some of the biggest dupe workers into thinking its passage legislature and collected and disbursed specialist and representatives from in the state and had zero would lead to tax relief. at the state level. They will discuss the implications of property taxes with no assurance that minority organizations on campus. the amount will be made up with a ^ opposition. Proposal C and explain the governor's Edward J. Lynn of the St. Lawrence Proposal C, as most everyone knows Now that the AFL - CIO has new and progressive tax on business. {Toil changed rather quickly last M by now, would cut the local property decided to use its muscle against plans for financing education if the Community Mental Health Center in „ the influential AFL - CIO measure is adopted in November. Passage of Proposal C, the union Lansing is scheduled to speak Monday tax for school support and replace it Proposal C, the advocates are stepping J for its defeat Nov. 7. The with an entirely new system of up their campaign to win support. Meanwhile, the Michigan Education contends, will have a "disastrous effect to minority aides and counselors on ■s eXecutive committee labelled Association (MEA) which along with on taxpayers and education in the physical and legal aspects of drug the governor, was the prime force in Michigan." usage. getting Proposal C on the ballot, has [identify problems stepped back into the fray. MEA Executive Secretary Terry Herndon issued a statement saying he Black students schedule Area health forum planned expected opposition to Proposal C from the rich, "but to have it come -ising area I care residents will have a chance to discuss A panel on consumer problems will discuss health care problems and learn legislative candidate's health concerns facing people who are aged, middle - aged, from the Michigan AFL - CIO executive committee boggles the public mind." seminars on engineering Positions Wednesday at West Junior High School uninsured or handicapped. One thing is certain, the AFL- CIO's Black engineering students will feature Reginald Amory, dean of the sponsor a series of seminars starting School of Engineering at North lorium, 400 S. Chestnut St., Lansing. A second , , . panel will deal with the problems of physicians, decision to work against Proposal C Carolina Agriculture and Technical shook the MEA and the executive today in cooperation with the liere in Health Are We?," a day - long program of the hospitals, extended care facilities, nursing homes and home office out of a comfortable feeling Engineering Equal Opportunity University, and Z. W. Dybczak, dean El Area Health Forum, will focus on health care health agancies. Program. of the School of Engineering at nurtured by favorable polls and no s from the viewpoint of consumers and medical Panel members Tuskeegee Institute. The topics will be are representatives of various medical, opposition whatsoever. Speaking at 7:30 p.m. today in the changing roles of black technical senior citizen, union, hospital, nursing home, administrative McDonel cafeteria will be Richard and According to the AFL - CIO, schools and the quality and quantity federal health legislation and insurance has been very political groups. Thomas from the College of Urban Proposal C is being falsely touted as of black engineers. " Peter Meade, program coordinator, said, "but a Affairs and Roosevelt Barnes, an equal The final seminar will be held at "property tax reform" and "property I gaps and inadequacies still exist. MSU's Dept. of Advertising will provide a multimedia tax relief' — labels it says give people opportunities officer from the Defense 7:30 p.m. Thursday in McDonel kiva. presentation, "Where in Health Are We? — The American the impression that they will wind up Contract Administration. The seminar The scheduled speakers are Amory and hope to identify these problem areas and point Anomaly," at 1 p.m. paying less taxes. topics will be the sociological aspects Larry Walker, an undergraduate nit to legislators," he added. of a technical profession and black student in physics. Amory will speak The Capitol Area Health Forum is one of 10 regional While it is true property taxes will professionals in government. the future of black technical _ on Rev. Anthony Rocha, special adviser on aging to forums founded this spring. The idea was promoted by go down for many property owners, snt Nixon,,lyill discuss federal health legislation in the A seminar held at 7:30 p.m. schools and Walker will give closing StaU} ^ Nelsonj D . Lansing, as a means of the state income tax will have to be - address at 9 a.m. identifying health problems and educating legislators. raised from 3.9 per cent to at least 7 Wednesday in McDonel kiva will comments ?! SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNED FACULTY ARE ASKING AROUT COLLECTIVE RARGAINING Who are the MSU/Faculty Associates? I'm opposed to collective bargaining, but if it must come, I have a preference for one of the agents. Shouldn't I protect myself by A very, very small number of MSU faculty, financed and manipulated by the very, voting for the lesser of two evils? very large MEA and NEA organizations. MEA and NEA want to extend the K through 12 principle to K through 16. They are organizations whose paid staff have Certainly not! Remember that one_ agent must receive over 50 percent of the votes invaded the campus, established four 3 ■ room suites in the University Inn and set cast in order to be recognized. Each faculty member who opposes collective about to "pick off the MSU collective bargaining contract." bargaining but who succumbs to the "lesser of two ?vils" argument increases the So remember, if you do not want outsiders negotiating your salary and working likelihood that one agent will get over 50 percent. So remember, the only way to conditions vote "No Agent" October 23rd and 24th. avoid a union is to vote "No Agent" October 23rd and 24th. Does failure to vote for the AAUP as a bargaining agent imply I'm Isn't collective bargaining inevitable? opposed to that organization? Only if over 50 percent of the faculty who cast a vote cast it for one of the Of course not! The AAUP has done a superb job as a professional organization; to a bargaining agents. Collective bargaining is not inevitable as long as we have the power great extent, its ability to achieve professional objectives and goals would be to determine our professional destiny. Collective bargaining is inevitable only if those hampered by its role as a bureaucratic collective bargaining agent. Thus, there is no who oppose it fail to vote. So remember, failure to vote is a vote for collective contradiction in opposing the AAUP as a bargaining agent and supporting it as it now exists. So remember, if you want to retain the AAUP in its present form, vote "No \g; vote "No Agent" October 23rd and 24th. Agent" October 23rd and 24th. What will a collective bargaining contract mean to the faculty? It will mean across • the • board increases, rigidities, restrictions and limitations upon the individual faculty member. It will limit the flexibility of departments, colleges and other divisions of the University. It will mean that a faculty member's professional stature and his market demand will have no influence upon his salary, for outside offers will have no role in a union pay scale. So remember, vote "No Agent" on October 23rd and 24th, to preserve and strengthen what we have, and not take "a pig in a poke." THE COMMITTEE OF CONCERNED FACULTY |IF YOU ARE CONCERNED-contribute personally or financially to our effort. Contributions may be mailed to: Albert E. Levak 525 Sycamore Lane East Lansing, Ml 48823 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tu«day.Oci^ I LITTLE RELIEF IN SIGHT ns illll ill Parking tight for cyclists Hi By AL BRAKONIECKI State News Staff Writer An increased number of bicycles on has campus this year caused problems for bicyclists looking for a The Grounds Maintainance Dept. does not have the funds in their budget to purchase any bike racks this year. Baron said. Instead, the department is relocating the present racks classroom Safety, areas said. residence hall such Bessey, Berkey and Wells halls, Capt. Adam Zutaut, of the Dept. of Public All areas are congested, he added. the as also University money racks." can find extra in some pocket perhaps the administration will purchase some new Baron estimates the cost Last week, police were impounding bicycles that were chained to fences and posts or blocking entrances and exits to buildings. This week, according to Zutaut, the problem is almost m rlapi^9H! i &1liH vacant in areas of high bicycle of a new bike rack to be place to park, but no nonexistant. relief appears to be in concentration. "I don't know how we're about $117. Since each rack sight, If there is no space in a according to Milton Baron, going to solve this problem must be placed on a cement since the grounds rack, then students must director of Campus Parks pad, the combined cost of park as close to the rack as and Planning. The most congested parking areas are near the department is on a tight budget," Baron said. "If the purchase, cement and labor would be about $400. possible, Zutaut said. fStfA Bicycles cannot interfere with motor pedestrian traffic. vehicle or m&a McGovern, backers There are 880 bike racks ^rj on campus providing about 14,100 parking spaces. in state on fifth However, a count made recently by the grounds department revealed that DETROIT (UPI) - McGovem, who has said The South there were only 12,393 Dakota McGovern was to leave for Democratic presidential Michigan was an all senator has planned other bicycles on campus. nominee George - a major campaign stopovers in McGovem important state for him in address Wednesday at a Charleston, W. Va., and will come the November "The dilemma is that we - a - courting election, has special a.m. breakfast Cleveland, Ohio. Michigan voters this week in scheduled his fifth have to have parking spaces campaign meeting of the Economic person and by family and appearance in the Motor Club of Detroit at Cobo where students live and friends. State in a month. McGovern's oldest where they go to class," Hall. After his session with daughter, Ann McGovem Baron said. "This means Mead, was to lead off the that we almost need twice Detroit area businessmen, stumping Monday, but the number of bike racks." altered her plans when her 3 - year - old son fell down The total number of some steps Sunday while in bicycles on campus has Washington. increased by 3,000 since last year and by 8,000 since m Leonard Nimoy,the actor 1970, Baron said. In 1960, who starred as Dr. Spock in there were less than 2,000 the television series "Star bicycles on campus. Trek," was to visit Benton Harbor and Grand Rapids The bike population on behalf of the McGovern Shriver ticket Tuesday. - continued to climb from 1960 to 1965 when it Crowded situation | Campus cyclists have had problems locating rack space for their reached a peak of 7,000 particularly near congested classroom buildings. University grounds bicycles this J Talk bicycles. From then it alleviate the problem by moving racks to crews hopij planned dropped to a low of 4,200 in 1970. beleaguered areas. State News photo by NickJiJ at michigan state university by journalist Donald Hoenshell, state ON FIRM'S WAR RECORDS capital correspondent for ART of DANCE Panax newspapers, will talk to journalism students at 8 BERYOZKA DANCE COMPANY Tuesday, October 17 p.m. today in the Green Room of the Union. Hoenshell will analyze the election from a City to hear report The war involvement of two salt companies who bid The city now purchases voting devices. the median at East! 8:15 PM University Auditorium reporter's viewpoint. There about 10,000 tons of salt Businessmen who display River Ave. and is no charge. Everyone is for an ice control contract annually from the two sidewalk signs are expected Eve| invited to attend. with the city for the 1972 - Street. A second n companies for water to appear at the 73 season will probably be meeting to revises an agreement tl softening and has been air their grievances about Harrison Avenue si MOOSUSKI at the reported to the East Lansing dealing with the companies the city's removal of their East Grand River AvJ GABLES and City Council at its 7:30 p.m. for nearly 20 years, signs, which violated a city short distance whicq WEATHERVANE meeting today at City Hall. according to Asst. City ordinance. SALE 9-11 Wed. at Gables. The council requested the Manager Arthur Carney. He align with the n Weathervane - MEMBERS investigation of Morton Salt added that the ice control The council also will portion of Harrison ! ONLY Co. and International Salt receive a Dept. of State requests are based ona contracts would involve Co. at its last meeting. about 2,000 tons at $10.10 Highways request to close factors. a ton. police! devices at the polling places. At Sept. 19 council meeting, concern was POLICE ARE LOOKING briefs [ window ana was sl expressed by some residents for a man that exposed with his pants pulled J and Councilman George himself to a Gilchrist Hall his knees when the *a Griffiths about the voter woman shortly after 8 privacy provided under the p.m. looked out. Police I current Friday. The man apparently called but the man arrangement of knocked on a Gilchrist Hall scene. A THIEF F0RCED| two sanitary machines in the ^ IM over the ' took $1.10 in change, j A PURSE, CAMERA! 100 Dancers, Singers, Musicians. This is the Beryozka tapes, valued at $143, w Dance Company. Performing not simply folk dances, taken Sunday from >| but choreographic stories, the parked in Lot L performers leap and whirl around the floor with a A 21 YEAR spontaniety of - ■ performance and a technical perfection that has not FEMALE student i been seen in the U.S. since the Moiseyev. YOU HAVE arrested Friday afW* NEVER SEEN A SHOW LIKE THIS BEFORE! by security MSU guards Bookstore »| attempting t° - merchandise valued!ij «W" BATHSHEVA DANCE COMPANY The case has been to the prosecuting attoM OF ISRAEL Thursday, November 2 This vital company of 30 draws its unusually varied repertoire from an array of international choreographers and composers... In its Paris debut at the Int'l Festival of Dance in Nov. '71, Bathsheva walked off with 1st Prize and "Best Company of the Festival." 2 PERFORMANCES TO FOLLOW IN WINTER-SPRING Thurs, January 11 - LOUIS FALCO DANCE COMPANY "If you have lost heart in what is laughingly called avant-garde dance,...Louis Falco is here." Fri, April 13 - RUDOLF NUREYEV and the NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA A second performance on campus (1st being Apr. 12, Series A), the Fabulous MEETING: 7 9 PM Wednesday, Nureyev will appear in "La - Sylphide." Tickets will be scarce, so assure your Oct. 18, Coral Gables Showbar. Door prices, seating NOW. ski flick, happv houf TICKETS prices. MEMBERSHIPS Series Tickets (Until Oct 17) PUBLIC: $15.00, 12.50 AVAILABLE. 10.00/MSU STUDENTS: $7.50, 6.25, 5.00 (All seats reserved) SALE: 9 - 11 PM, Wednesday, 0 Individual Tickets for BERYOZKA on sale NOW at The Weathervane, Okemo . the MSU UNION 355-3361 the Fantastic savings on ctotW" I (Weekdays 8:15 - 4:30). and equipment, uncola. MEMBERSONL'- comply | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 17, 1972 7 [j(K OOSSELIN Colts fire coach Dougherty hvvn fate after four losses BALTIMORE (UPI) - of the Miami Dolphins, had to such star |Sice guys finish last. The Baltimore Colts a record of 21 - 6 -1 for hia performers defensive end Bubba Smith as In ffv Daugherty'* 19th MSU football team has Monday fired Don head coach two complete seasons as and running back Norm Tamed out of murderers' row with a 1-4 mark and McCafferty and head coach for the best replaced him with defensive Bulaich, sport a 1 - 4 record tstudent body and alumni have declared war on percentage among active this line coach John season following L »cain Duffy Daugherty has been a nice guy for Sandusky. coaches in the American McCafferty, Sunday's 21 • 0 loss to the ivears and has spent the better part of that time a who became Conference of the National Dallas Cowboys. head coach of the Colts in iner. But since 1966, Daugherty has been on a Football League. 1970 after Don Shula left to Joe Thomas, slide with the 77,000 that annually shoehorn However, the Colts, general take over the manager of the Colts, said it |nto Spartan Stadium. coaching reins crippled this year by injuries was his decision to fire / McCafferty and that he had |t s too bad. I respect Duffy Daugherty. "\ cleared it with owner Bob t fall I found out what Daugherty was made of. Irsay. LSriirtans stuttered, stammered, rolled and reeled j "The team has been Lfh the 1972 season to a 6-5 mark. After every playing very badly and we owe it to our fans to do , Daugherty was crucified by the press in his ia briefing. | something about it," Thomas said. "I talked with ■'Do you think the win today saved your job?" was Bob Irsay and he agreed 100 ■ first question asked after the six Spartan wins. per cent that this move I'Do you think the loss today will coat you your Freshman should be made." Thomas said McCafferty V was the primary query popped on Daugherty would not remain with the br the five MSU losses. will jo team in any capacity. Daugherty was often frustrated and infuriated by § press but he never let the press know about it. He ■hstood the abuse flung at him and came back each varsity Sandusky said he was "surprised and shocked" and that he was not VMM H USDA CHO CHOICE GRAND PRIZE BEEF Ek for more of the same. planning any "wholesale Freshman halfback John Wallisch has been added to changes." The McCafferty 51 - year coached - old the V SIRLOIN STEAK M29 the varsity squad, USDA CHOICE GRAND PRIZE BEEF becoming Colts to the 1971 Super the first frosh player to be Bowl where they lost to the promoted freshman since eligibility ruling the Dallas Cowboys 16-13. BONELESS ROLLED RUMP ROAST - T last winter Sandusky, who was the by the NCAA. Colts' defensive line USDA CHOICE GRAND PRIZE BEEF coach, Wallisch, a 6 - foot 2 was named to the head inch, 210 pound Washington, Wis. native will Port coaching post remainder of the season. for the T-BONE STEAK $139 work out with the varsity He joined the Colts as this week in preparation for defensive line coach in 1959 its Big Ten battle with Wisconsin Saturday. and switched to the offense as coach in 1963 before SPECIAL OF A switching back to the strong runner and an defense in 1969. He was a effective blocker, Wallisch standout tackle on both has started in all three of offense and defense for the junior varsity games. seven seasons with the Against Michigan in a losing Green Bay Packers and the cause, he gained 114 yards Cleveland Browns before in 15 carries, including a retiring as an active player touchdown on a 42 - yard in 1956. gallop. Duffy Daugherty Wallisch started at left Discover the World on Your halfback in the wishbone ■"I'm formation and also ran SEMESTER AT SEA not saying that I'm immune to criticism," Sails each September & back kickoffs. February lugherty said Monday, "But I'd have to say I've had lugh of it to become almost immune to it. I'm Burning accustomed to it. I'm just not getting Ticked like I used to get when I heard what people Defensive tackle Greg Schaum, a freshman from Baltimore, Md. was Combine accredited study with educational stops in Africa, Aus¬ tralasia and the Orient. Over 5000 students from 450 campuses have % 33 /| *e saying." scheduled to join the varsity already experienced this interna¬ ■ [ can say anything I want about the 1972 season. So it has b*Mi disappointing, disgusting and very ■heartening. That doesn't bother Duffy. He's as ■appointed, disgusted and disheartened as anyone against Michigan last weekend but starting tackle Gary Van Elst shook off an injury and a couple of offensive | I tional program. A wide range of financial aid is available. Write now for free catalog: WCA, Chapman College, Box CC40, Orange, Cal. 92666 GROCERY FOULD'S CERY1 * on this campus. I'm not saying MSU should keep players were fcgherty, nor am I saying MSU should drop him, I added to the roster from the ELBO MACARONI OR THIN SPAGHETTI 320, 39c ln't have a say in whether Duffy comes back next junior varsity. Tonight is HUNTS i for his 20th The decision to bring Spartan team. The student body Wallisch up to the varsity TOMATO SAUCE 9C jn't have a say either. Imni, too. There's And you can forget the was necessitated by injuries Harvey 8oz. 3 only one man who will have a say Wallbanger and Iwhether Duffy Daugherty comes back next season. to halfbacks Jesse Williams RED 46 oz. 1 Boilermaker Night n is Duffy himself. (out for the season due to a knee injury), Mike Holt HAWAIAN PUNCH UMIT-4 PLEASE 25° ■Granted MSU has not been blessed with the easiest (leg), and David E. Brown, DELMONTE Tiedule in the history of football. The only who suffered a hip pointer 20 oz. Reduced Prices _ .. ■werhouse not on the Spartan schedule this year is against Michigan but is PINEAPPLE IN NATURAL JUICE 3/1 T Dallas Cowboys, and only because Dallas' schedule expected to play against Is already filled. After facing Southern California, Wisconsin Saturday. H p.m.-2 a.m. •tre Dame and Michigan on successive weekends, any ■m would be a break. But the Spartans can only look FROZEN ■ the schedule and see two words PET RITZ keep popping up. 'o State. That means MSU has to win all of its PUMPKIN OR MINCE PIE 4/T s to afford a loss to Ohio State. That would give ■U another 6-5 record, at the n do it. He's equaling the 1971 showing ?eping Duffy at the helm. Don't be surprised to Now appearing: DAIRY got some pride, too. It all rests on fffy's shoulders. Annie Oakley SPARTAN MARGARINE 6/sr HEATHERWOOD 2% LOFAT MILK gal. 44c PRODUCE DO Hi U.S. No. 1 IDAHO BAKING POTATOES ioib 77c U. S. No. 1 Get your Senior Pictures taken FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. bag 88° SAVE'1.09 WITH THESE COUPONS CLIP COUPONS AND SAVE !! NOW JUMBO BREAD SAVE 34 cents Room 36 A Union 18c ON 2 LOAVES EXPIRES 10-21-72 LIMIT - 1 WITH COUPON & $5 PURCHASE 353-5292 CLIP COUPONS AND SAVE !! BATHROOM TISSUE P.S. Don't forget to return 4 ROLL PKG "|0C SAVE 20 cents EXPIRES 10-21-72 your proofs now at the LIMIT - 1 WITH COUPON & $5 PURCHASE CLIP COUPONS AND SAVE!! 'an LIBBEY heusen same place TAWNY ACCENT TUMBLERS ■ trencUoHUSen to blow y°ur mind wi,h and on"19 dynam'te of famous 417 Get 1e newest0? »hirts" They're al1 ablaze involved- 4 PACK EXPIRES n exDlo.i',, §>« £V! mixture of punch and Patterns and colors be sure 12 y|>jc SAVE 55 cents 10-21-72 cooLverzine oz. to vote I ■ 'use? r;,.00se ■ Burst a 8hirt wjth a fizzled- onto the scene in a 4171 LIMIT - 1 PLEASE WITH COUPON & $5 PURCHASE 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, QctobeM, to Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank in IBB For Sale 'J CORVETTE 1971 coupe, 350 PINTO 1971 LEGAL SECRETARY EAST LANSING small 1 engine, automatic, power • utomati bedroom house for - apples. CIDER 1 pei part time. rant. Vour p steering and brakes, air 2-10-18 downtown Lansing, 1 337-1675. 3-10-18 own 5pm, conditioning, AM/FM, tires available. snow $4000 firm. PLYMOUTH 1969 Sport Monday - Friday. Some • !8,urdaV. BLOSSOM q'°'| SundJVT previous legal experience WAVERLY DISTRICT. 2 PHONE 355 8255 1-546-5490 3-10-19 after 5pm. Suburban station wagon. helpful, shorthand and bedroom upper duplex. Alfred 2 mile, W8rdovJRCH* Fully equipped, air, rack, typing. Call 371-4990. Carpeted, stove, refrigerator, 3589 Hull Nor,h of% trailer wiring, Reese hitch, 3-10-17 garage, large rooms. Couple. R(J>i •AUTOMOTIVE CUTLASS - S 1971 - steering, bucket seats, radio, Power new tires. 349-9609. 4-10-20 Deposit, $130 plus utilities. 1"). Closed Phone . SI Scooters & Cycles For Rent 485-1006. 3-10-17 6pm. O-10-31 Mond,v £1 vinyl top, 3 - speed. Call Parts & Service 353-0934. 5-10-23 PLYMOUTH 1963. Good condition. $200 or best offer. j| ^ j Aviation •EMPLOYMENT DODGE CHARGER 1969 - Call 351-4571. 4-10-19 TV RENTALS, $9.50 per COUNTRY RANCH duplex - 2 bedrooms, family room, WATERbedVpH heeteri, |ltted month, $23 per term; Free appliances, $200. 372-5070 53,000 miles, 318, red with PONTIAC - SACRIFICE 1968 * FOR RENT delivery, service and pick • or 789-7173. 3-10-19 black vinyl top. $1,100. Call GTO, air conditioned, up. No deposit. New Stereos Washington, 4 • Apartments 655-3184.4-10-20. automatic, AM/FM, power C-6-10-20 available at same rates. Call EAST LANSING Houses fully ———. steering, brakes, custom NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 DODGE DART 1966, real good furnished. Three bedrooms, Rooms welded hitch. Good glass TROMBONE _ cy shape. Runs good. $350. living room, separate dining tires, snows on wheels, many Superior, •FOR SALE f~ Recreation like ne* Animals 393-9225.3-10-19 more extras. 351-2316.3-10-18 Must sell. Apartments ;'H?j room. playroom in basement. $220 room and Buns. 3-10-17 Phone -J Mobile Homes DUSTER 1970 340. 4 - speed, month plus utilities. MALE ROOMMATE needed for ram - air, factory tachometer Available mid December until •Lost & Found T • BIRD 1967. Excellent shape, two man. Own room. Close. TREASURE CHEST- •PERSONAL and instruments, poly glass new tires. Must sell, drafted, July during sabbatical. hand store, n6N 351-5620. 3-10-17 332-2141. 3-10-19 •PEANUTS PERSONAL on rally wheels, black/black vinyl top. 28,000 miles. 351-4191. 3-10-17 m.TUB CMPIS A NICE K <31^ PH Street, Per,v. all kinds BJl •REAL ESTATE Beautiful, must sell. TOYOTA LAND Cruiser FREE RENT. Bedroom, TWO BEDROOMS furnished of fu'tJ •RECREATION 393-2574.2-10-17 Good - 1967. mechanically, $1,100. BUT HE'S BEEN TWO WEEKS ON THE SlMK.." kitchen, bath for little house. Newly decorated. 550 appliances, bicycle, 9uitar B 1 domestic work. Foreign girl Stoddard. Phone 349-1540. " • 25delunfl •SERVICE 713 South Magnolia between Just like new. FIAT 1968. Needs welcome. 332-5977. 5-10-23 4-10-20 Drive , Instruction work, sell 4 and 8pm. 5-10-23 and save a lot.M-n - - cheap. 393-7018. 3-10-19 - 52, South to stm Typing Service TOYOTA LANDCRUISER TWO otuHOOM, fully ONE MAN for three man. Own - 625-3188. 5-10-20 •TRANSPORTATION •WANTED FIREBIRD CONVERTIBLE - 1968, 350 V - 8 engine, automatic transmission, 1970, plow. new 393-5898.5-10-20 clutch, snow $2,500. 372-8880, •|« ]j] years old. 669-3184. 5-10-20 $25oJ service. SHEP'S MOTOR after 6pm. 5-10-17 332-3998. 4-10-20 ONE MAN for 4 man. Campus No. 482-0486. 1-10-17 FURNITURE Pit 3 ■4.00 6.50 5 10 TTSo FORD GALAXY 500, 1969. Runs well. $800. 351-2199. VEGA WAGON 1971, SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just South of I - COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TWO GIRLS for 4 man, winter Hills. $62.50 5-10-17 . 349-2858. 3 ( Baata 3-10-19 - Phon for Korea. Will involve term. Twyckingham. $70. automatic, green, 22,000 rn nm 7.80 15.60 miles. Excellent condition. 694-6621. C-6-10-22 programming a simulation 332-6942. 3-10-19 OKEMOS. OWN room, iPi nm 6.00 9.75 FORD GALAXIE 500 1971, 655-3920.3-10-17 model of the Korean furnished, all utilities, $85, 19.50 - YAMAHA, 1972 100. Like new. GIRL NEEDED, 2 man Own 4 - door, 25,000 miles. Call after 6:30pm, 655-1048. agriculture modifying and no lease, references. SO ncn 7.20 11.70 23.40 $2,150. 1967 Ranch Wagon, VEGA 1971 - Automatic, will 5-10-20 writing routines, assisting in bedroom, pool. 339-2249 349-4909. 4-10-20 are on the way, 57,000 miles. $550. Make finance. Best offer. statistical data analysis, after 6 p.m. 3-10-19 WeV.| 8.00 13.00 26.00 offer. Call 482-4065. 3-10-17 337-1088. 3-10-19 training Korean programmers FEMALE WANTED Own hucksters, we're »J HONDA 1971 CB350, excellent Catalog available! 16.25 32.50 in on - going operation. OKEMOS, LARGE 1 bedroom, Room. Share kitchen, condition, $525. Call SUPELCO, Belief J FORD WINDOW wan truck, VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1966. Requires a good working balcony, carpeted, air bathroom. $40/month. 332-8862, 489-8458.3-10-19 Pennsylvania. If y DEADLINE 1964. Automatic, 6 cylinder, Sun roof, good condition. knowledge of FORTRAN, conditioned, pool, pets 332-0202. 1-10-17 radio, deluxe interior, $395. Reasonable. 11901 mathematics through allowed, $150/month plus hurry, call Enterpri*J 1 P.M. one class day ROYAL ENFIELD - 750cc, 5-10-20 482-2911. C-3-10-19 Vergennes Road, Lowell, differential equations, $50 deposit. Available ROOM, FEMALE, kitchen before publication. perfect condition, new Michigan 1-897-8183. statistical November 1, no single privileges. Near St. Lawrence motor, just beautiful. Phone background, B.S. in LIKE NEW, 7.35 * FORD GALAXIE 500XL 1966. 5-10-18 under-grads. 349-3859 after and bus, 484-2722. 3-10-18 484-6731. 5-10-23 electrical engineering or Cancellations/Co r- Great shape. Call 351-8872 6:30 p.m. 5-10-23 computer science or rections — 12 noon one EAST LANSING. Male. 3 blocks f[om 3:00 to 5:00 or VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 - good equivalent field. Michigan class publications. day before 337-2025 2-10-17 after 5:15pm. tires, excellent condition, air conditioning. $1,350. •vice J ^ / State University is an Equal Opportunity 4 GIRLS NEEDED winter and spring, Riverside East, Employer. FIRST QUALITY materj 487-3389, 489- 8430. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Contact MSU $62.50. 351-3693. 3-10-19 Personnel workmanship. OPTil The State News will be FORD CORTINA 1968. 5-10-20 2 - work on Volkswagen, bugs, Center, 353-4334. 3-10-19 responsible only for the door. 1 DISCOUNT, 2615 ■ Body and mechanical busses, or Ghias. GRAND BEDROOM, FURNISHED first day's incorrect VOLKSWAGEN SUPER beetle Michigan, Lansing. 372* condition, good. $700. RIVER CIT'iO. 1054 East COCKTAIL WAITRESSES. Parking, laundry, heat, 5-10-20 insertion. 351-2353. 3-10-18 — 1971, leaving country, provided. 10 or 12 month ung. Grand River. 351-9274. Lansing's 2 finest night spots must sell. 351-2199. 3-10-19 lease. 606 River St., Lansing 484-4422. 0-10-31 All students C-10-31 - "The Harlequin" and "The ZENITH STEREO aas must be 485-3140. B-1-10-17 FORD GALAXIE 1967, black Other Room" are now - VW WANTED: HOUSEMATE Circular sound. 10ol f BUG 1971. Excellent PROFESSIONAL vinyl top, good condition. - BODY and accepting applications for full - receivers. Beautiful $500,489-2526. 3-10-17 condition. $1,400. Must sell. fender EAST LANSING- 731 Basement room, $53, 2 man (moonlighting). or part time waitresses. Must Almost new. $200 of Call 676-1495.3-10-19 be Burcham. Sublease deluxe blocks from campus. Quality work for less money. 18 years or older. offer. 363-0943. LESABRE - 1967, good VW 1971 Super Beetle. Small cars painted. $85. Dependable and neat. Good single bedroom apartment. 337-2788 3-10-18 3-l0-l«| Immaculate. $180/month. for saltl condition, $600 or best offer. 482-8801 after 5pm. 3-10-19 pay and working conditions. USED STEREOS Call 351-1853. X3-10-17 Excellent condition. Call Call 351-7212 between 10 Apply in person. METRO after 5:30pm, 882-8663. BOWL corner South Logan, - a.m.-8 p.m. Ask for Jim. STEREO SHOPPE, 5431 BMW 1972, 2002 Tii, Michelins, MERCEDES BENZ - 1961, 220 3-10-18 Jolly Road. 5-10-23 5-10-23 Grand River. C-5-1O-20 F roof, Cibie, 28 mpg., GARAGE SALE: 1964 MGB • B, rebuilt engine, no ri Low Prices. GIBSON GUITAR 10,000 miles, Malaga with New clutch, exhaust, tires. VW BUS 1967. $695 or best NOW TAKING applications for TWO BEDROOM furnished $300 stove, couch, dishes, double pick - up, - 330| Cognac skai upholstery, offer. Phone 882-2608 after mobile home bed; many other se Dependable. Sacrifice, $800. snack bar - grill work. Full or $35/week. concourse condition, $4,350. 6pm or weekends. 3-10-18 Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes miscellaneous items, 10am - shell case. or best offer. 332-2403. part time. Must be 18 years 626-6880. 4-10-20 3-10-18 VW old. Apply in person days. to campus. 641-6601. 4pm, Saturday, October 14; 355-9375.5-10-18 GUARANTEED repair. RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at Ask for 0-10-31 1pm - 5pm Sunday, October Mrs. Jackson, at CAMARO 1969 307. 4 15. Please come during those NEW SCHWINN 5 - speed, MERCURY MONTEREY 1966 Okemos Road. 349-9620. METRO BOWL, corner • yellow convertible, ROOMMATES NEEDED. times. 1617 North Hagadorn. Men's Collegiat power convertible. Needs some C-10-31 South Logan, Jolly Road. Proceeds for Jondahl. Call 355-1381. 2-10-18 steering and brakes. $1,300. work. Make offer 487-5786. 5-10-23 Inquire at 225 Division Street 2-10-13 | Phone 372-4599. 3-10-18 3-10-19 or call 351-0830. 5-10-19 FOREIGN CAR PARTS LOOKING HOLDS 350 pounds, I CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 FOR young, CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom VW FASTBACK 1966, NEEDED: BOB SLED and flat bed freezer, $100 or bi MUSTANG - 1970, 302 V - 8, East Kalamazoo Street, 1 ambitious couple who desires FOURTH woman. wagon, — 1970, power steering and 3 on the floor, excellent overhauled engine, new front Sophomore or older. Next to 1966, 54 - tone, Chevy V - 8 Also standard draftinjbl mile West of campus. opportunity with established end suspension, radial tires, pickup, excellent condition, $35. 484-8527. 2-10-18 I - brakes, automatic, light green condition. Must sell, make 487-5055. C-10-31 business. For inter campus. 337-0508. 5-10-19 with dark green vinyl top. offer. 351-0438.4-10-20 mechanically A -1 condition. 349-1499. 5-10-23 29 gallon aquarium and Clean. 627-2718. 4-10-20 $575. 332-5025. 3-10-17 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East stand. Phone 625-7059. NOVA 1970 V - 8. Factory air, Kalamazoo Street since 1940. TOPLESS GIRLS wanted. Great TW°. '°r «inMr 3-10-17 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1966. VW SQUAREBACK 1969. Ideal power steering, brakes, Complete auto painting and pay! Call 484-4481. 5-10-23 Standard, good condition. automatic, 21,000 miles. economical fan^'j* car, good collision service. CLARINET EXCELLENT TAPE DECK - Tjidfl 485-0256. - Owner leaving country. $325. Exceptional buy. 489-0800. gas mile SOV excellent C-22-10-31 TELEPHONE BLACK WOMAN wishes to condition. $90. Phone 6000X. Call 332-086 Call Noor, 355-9653, 8 - SALES, flexible 4-10-20 condition, radial tires, and share apartment with same. 1-543-0042. 3-10-17 o'clock. Ask for II hours, experience preferred. 5:30pm. 3-10-18 radio. 372-9504 after 5pm. Call 353-9325 between 8am 2-10-13 CHEVROLET 1966. V 6, good - OLDSMOBILE 1968 Cutlass. Excellent condition, mu 5-10-17 latlon |[j^l Apply room 32, 210 Abbott Road, afternoons. 3-10-19 5pm or 355-1594 after 6pm. 3-10-18 - CHAIRS contemporary, - 2 large GULLIVER'S STATE 9 condition, $325. Call T one matching 351-7457. 5-10-17 sell. Call after 6pr 353-7951. 3-10-19 Motorcycles 10 LEARN TO flyl Complete training. All courses flight are GIRLS WANTED for Parlor between 18 massage and 27. TWO GIRLS needed for four - 1105 East 332-2011, 332-5171J local Walgreen agiil Grand Kj CHEVY IMPALA - 1963, runs HONDA 160 government and VA certified. man winter and/or spring OLDSMOBILE 1965 Scrambler, 400 good, looks good. Also 1966 miles FRANCIS term. Cedar Village. $70 5-10-18 on rebuilt engine, new AVIATION, per HEAD SKIS, boots, men's Ford for parts. Call 485-1463 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. month. Call 332-1940. 10, tires, sprockets and clutch. after 5:30pm. 5-10-19 $175. Phone 669-3416. C-10-31 5-10-17 poles, year old; offer, ATTENTION FRATERN] CHEVY MALIBU 1 970. 3-10-17 DELIVERY MEN wanted - HICKORY HILLS 351-1278. 5-10-19 Members: Foosball.J operated, glass cow OLDSMOBILE 98 IBS Must have car. Phone Cambria - - 1968, 4 - Excellent condition, air HONDA 1 972 CL350. 337-1633. 5-10-23 Drive, East Lansing. 1 - money maker. Cost if door holiday sedan, air - CASH PAID for SLR conditioning, power steering, Excellent condition, 1,300 bedroom apartments and cameras Graduate sacrificing, M disc brakes, rear window conditioning, full power. MASSAGE STUDIO and accessories, stereo Immaculate condition. Call miles, $6 50. Phone in West EDITORIAL/PRODUCTION r ge 2 b e d r components, 313-642-3267. 5-10-18 | defogger, radio. Call 485-7542. 4-10-20 Lansing is hiring 4 masseuse townhouses. albums, tapes, 882-6819. 4-10-20 Assistant National Carports, shag auto 353-4162. 5-10-18 and models. This is a private club. You may apply for this Association, East Lansing carpet, close to MSU. Model tape players, portable TV's. Top prices paid. STEREO! STEREOIJ BENELLI open daily. For appointment VM tape / tuner, 12 r« OLDS 98, 1959. 2 door, good - 1969, 125cc.$125. location, is recruiting an WILCOX SECOND HAND CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 337-2420. 2780 East Grand top paying position if you are editorial assistant for call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, tape, extras, was $299 running condition. Make 1964 with new tires and top. an offer. 371-3055. 3-10-17 me River, No. 308. 3-10-17 19 - 23, attractive with monthly trade magazine and 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, STORE, 509 East Michigan, Must sell S"| Excellent condition. $250 or personality plus. Experienced Lansing. C-10-31 332-5296.3-10-13 preparation of promotional 485-3774, EDWARD G. best offer. Call 482-1826 preferred but not necessary. HACKER OPEL WAGON 1967, navy, nev HASLETT literature. We are seeking an CO., Rental after 6pm. 3-10-17 Others need not apply. Call tires, radio, excellent HONDA - SUZUKI some Headquarters. 485-2262 between 9:30 - 10:30pm 30-11-14 CORVAIR MONZA condition. 349-9129. 2-10-18 Sales - 339-2125 484-4308. 7-10-19 secretar skills CROSSWORD p|l|a t] - 1966, 4 Parts - 339-2663 experience in lay - out, eU j a| door hardtop, FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted transmission, automatic $300. OPEL 1965 red Kadett; good little car. Call 355-6196 Service Hours. Tuesday - 339-9356 WANTED: Girls for new production, and copy editing. Attractive fringe benefits. - Meadowbrook Trace. $75. PUZZLE OM SIpir A RJ 1 - Saturday, 9:30 ACROSS 332-2121. 5-10-23 anytime. 5-10-23 legitimate massage studio. Submit resume to Box A No lease. 393-8104. F -6pm. 10-10-19 - 1, 3-10-19 1 Unit of 26 Jardiniere Good pay, hours Part and full time, Phone arranged. State News. X-7-10-23 capacitance 27 Kerosene sluTF F NEED: 2 GIRLS. Cedar Village, 6 Chessmen 28 Consult EJliL WHY BORROW Money For 11. Not local ' W e e D GERMAN ... 29. Wire service Tuition? Make $100 a week 13 Regional 31. Tumbler ■mo part-time. Car necessary. 14 Bath houses 33 Belgian 16 Arrived PlBl 1 [N 489-3494. C-10-31 ONE MAN for commune two - man, close, 17. Greek province 34 Ratite bird main AUTOMOTIVE Michigan, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ADVERTISING major needed to OR design do part time T.V., 144 5-10-20 stereo. $86.25. Stoddard Avenue Charlie,' no. 15 18 20 Cave Important 21 Base of the 35 And not 36 Egyptian sacred bull El6 6i take evenings. Call Tony or Jane, advertising duties for decimal 37. Infuriate ; I e pride in our work" at Jackson 783-6719 anytime QUALITY DAIRY FOOD system 39 Candy 5 Cianjci LANSING, 406 South Pine. One or 869-2516 after STORES. Hours arranged. bedroom unfurnished. $130 22. In rows 41. Muffler 6 Dad 8pm. 3-10-18 a 24. Samarium 43. Trance 1. Sides 7 Part oil Contact Stan month. Utilities paid VOLKSWAGON & PORSCHE SERVICE WAITRESS, EXPERIENCE 487-3721 for appointment. 7-10-19 Martin, electricity. No lease required. Call Richard except Alban, symbol 25. Pro T~ T" T~ T~ 44. Frightening 45 Forest 2. Garden plant 3. Redbreast T~ T~ 3~ T~ 8 Enet»l« desired but will 'rain. Good DESK MANAGER tirn^ 485-8706 days. 10-10-23 % % nr ID Wea^l""! \u-f-0 'ue Full tr 1 - " Cross, nights 6:30pm - 2:30am.' 14 Apply 1107 North IB % 332-5025 Washington Avenue, Lansing 484-4481. 5-10-17 Houses BARNES ROAD WEST - m 17 li % 7F 16 19 % 16 PART TIME position for J3 VA interested in sales. man Hourly OVERSEAS JOBS FOR South of Mason, 4 3243, bedroom, in % IS *6 ?7 28 Visual Miriam's j ; plus commission. Apply 825 East Kalamazoo, STUDENTS Europe, South America, - Australia, nice country home. barn, partly furnished, to Garden, % i7 % %4 29. biothef fact" ! ?/, % Lansing. 28 79 Parts- 5-10-20 Africa, etc. All professions responsible conservative 31 n % 30 lioesW Clerics' ] and occupations, $700 to $3000 monthly. Expenses people. $300 per month. Call after 4pm, 676-2191 or % 3m 36 31 33 31 vestfl*1™ ' PART Retail & Wholesale 235 S. Homer, Lansing TIME employment; evenings and weekends. paid, overtime, sightseeing. Free Inform lion, ' 351-7497.0-10-31 37 % so 39 % MO 36 32 33 Sua"1!1 p.ickM"1 10% off over counter 1 mile west of campus Excellent compensation program. TWR Co. Department Q2, TWO NEEDED. Own Ml % M3 !!2>l Automobile 2550 Telegraph rooms, required. Avenue, East side. $60/person' 351-5800. Berkeley, California 94704. MM C-3-10-18 Includes utilities. Cali M5 10-10-27 371-4367 after 7pm. 3-10-17 Ictugan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 17, 1972 9 Ifcla V Animals j[^j Personal jj^j llflB WHAT'S- L, cc and pistolf of LABRADOR RETRIEVER pups, yellow, AKC. Excellent FREE cere. ... A lesson in complexion Call 484-4519 East MTPHOffi H Work-study program ! offers variety of jobs for show end field. OFA Michigan or 485-7197 L and used. Beet certified. 337-2339. 6-10-20 Lansing Mall. MERLE J^own. 650 gun. in NORMAN COSMETICS ■l* bob'S gun LOVEABLE, GENTLE doB STUDIOS. C-3-10-19 2412 S0",h Cedar_ 1371-2244. H Closed needs good home. Mixed St. Bernard, Etkhound and mutt. A LITTLE or a lot. We cut it Announcements ror It's Eckankar, 11. - indent science By JOANNE LILAK offered are as secretaries, keypunch 20-1O-2C What's Happening must be 332-0173 evenings. like you want it. UNION of soul travel, is here at MSU. One enterprising student on work - operators, artists, carpenters and research received in the State News For information call Vic at 2-10-18 BUILDING BARBER SHOP, assistants. Wm- Raleigh 10 - 355-3359. C-1-10-17 office, 341 Student Services 35 5-933 S. study program earned his way through On campus jobs include work at Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two school by raising insects. GREAT DANES, AKC, 7 weeks, residence halls, the Library, Abrams Kg 1-10-17 black and Boston Merle, $75 STEREO class No days before publication. The Shotgun Club will shoot Work - study jobs, of one sort or RENTALS, $9.50 per announcements will be at 5 p.m. today. Meet on the Planetarium or in college departments. Off another, are available for all students tlDl'floral * tapestry, - $125, 694-2092. 5-10-23 month, $23 per term; Free delivery, service and pick - accepted by phone. front steps of the Men's 1M. demonstrating a need for financial aid. - campus work includes jobs in collar and bottom The M. Robert Carr Frank government, churches or other nonprofit ' -J $90 or best HORSES: BEAUTIFUL up. No deposit. TV's - The MSU Advertising Club Work - study program, started here in e Palamino gelding. $175. Kelley Student Campaign will meet at 7:30 p.m. 1965, was established in accordance with organizations. Kown' tweed maxi, Pinto gelding, good with available at same rates. Call Headquarters will open at 4 p.m. Wednesday in *' ,on Parlor C. the higher education enactments and the The maximum number of hours that a lrown imitation fur, children. $175. 337-2440. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 Wednesday at 129 E. Grand There will t ^uest panel of student is required to work is 15 hours a £° pea jacket, $15; • 3-10-19 River Ave., next to the Campus top women in the field of Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 which WLde cloth jacket, "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline 7oi Book Store. advertising. provided money for those who could not week. \S "■ SIBERIAN HUSKIES, Red, 1 pinning and engagement notices is 12 Weekly People Club will meet Moosuski will meet at 7 p.m. afford an education. Students in this program are paid the minimum of $1.70 and up to $3.50 an mele, 1 femele, beautifully noon Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Wednesday at Coral Gables. Ronald Roderick, asst. director of for Friday's paper. 347 hour. I Z E marked. 1 blue - eyed, 1 Mural Room, second floor There will be door prizes, a ski financial aids, is the coordinator for the Itment s brown - eyed. Phone Student Services. S19-10-31 film and a special sale at the programs. The availability of jobs is usually good. ior 1' good working 349-2990. 5-10-23 Weathervane afterwards. — 355-1616. The program seeks money for students Petitioning for College of In the summer, more jobs are generated off PREGNANT? WE understand. whose total family income is no more than OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog Social Science Student Advisory There will be a hootenanny at campus. This may include a job in the puppies. So squeezably soft. Board at - large representative 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday at $7,500 annually. The student must also be student's home town if the employer meets eling, 372-1560. will be held today. Petitions are jyinter coats - AKC. Phone 339-2573. available between 8 a.m. and 5 Rosa's Canteen, downstairs at a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident. the conditions of the program. The student K suede jacket, brown ™ 4-10-17 p.m. in 205 Berkey Hall. 541 E. Grand River Ave. All folk musicians are welcome to Foreign students are ineligible for this is expected to save 60 per cent of his w0ol dress coat, program. play. earnings if he is living away from home and ly r jacket, sizes 8fter 40 - 6pm. FREE KITTENS, 6 weeks, litter trained. Call 694-0824. Peanuts Personal !H The Organization Chicano on campus Student invites There will be a closed - circuit In the work - study programs, federal government pays 80 per cent of the the 80 per cent of his earnings if he is living at home. 3-10-17 Chicanos to express their television showing of "VD WHAT THE world needs is less student's wa^e and the employer pays 20 opinions at a meeting at 6 p.m. Blues" at 7 p.m. today in Brody human beings and more per cent. If a student is interested in applying for XtaBLE stereo, Mobile Homes today in 31 Union. Auditorium. A question - and - the Work Study Program he must fill out lent condition. $50. REAL people. S/jb. answer session will follow. The jobs offered to the students in the - financial aid statement. These can be ■[ynne. 337-1305. S-1-10-17 The Interior sponsor a seminar on Design Club will hardwoods Gay Liberation will present Work - Study Program can be either on a obtained at registration each term or at the SELECT 1971. 12' x 60\ Shag led by R. D. Behm and other a campus or with nonprofit agencies who INTO THE air, Junior Birdmenl Financial Aids Office in 264 Student carpet, air, set up in Don't knock the rock or authorities at 7 p.m. today in homosexuality at 8 p.m. have made arrangements with the Dulcimers, Banjos, Brookview in Perry. For sale Services Bldg. This form must be filled out I hand me that jazz until you 216 Berkey Hall. Wednesday in the West Fee main University. ■ USed and new. 25% - or rent. 373-3939, 625-3254. lounge and at 7:30 p.m. today Students are hired for a variety of jobs and returned by May 1 and renewed each have a blast at the MSU A all new merchandise. 9-10-20 Green Earth Food Co - op in the West Akers formal lounge. at many different places. Some of the jobs year. ■LY INSTRUMENTS, Homecoming "Flashback will meet at 8 tonight at 420y> ACTIVE 12' x 50' partially 50's". 1-10-17 Evergreen St. Everyone is The Horticulture Club will Tast Grand River. welcome. hold an informal get - together D1. C-1-10-17 furnished, good condition. Griffin makes quick campus tour $3900. 484-6282 after 5pm. j go i with refreshments at 7 p.m. The Psychology Club and ■ speaker system 6-10-20 Wednesday in 204 Horticulture - faculty will present a program Bldg. tts capacity suitable concerning graduate schools in k. '337-2339.3-10-19 SKYLINE, Carpeted 1967 -12' X throughout. Partially furnished, excellent 60'. D Recreation psychology at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 213 Agriculture Hall. ASMSU Pop Entertainment will present West, Bruce and per cent. margin The 10 per cent represents an §E SALE University condition, $3,500. Phone HORSE DRAWN hayrides and Laing and Peter Frampton at 8 increase of 4 per cent from Kelley, on the other ) Methodist Church, sleighrides. We specialize in p.m. Friday in the Auditorium. Griffin's re - election bid the first poll conducted hand, called the poll "wrong nuth Harrison Road, 626-2232. 5-10-17 Michigan Federation of Food Tickets are available at the large groups. Call soon for Co - ops will hold a bimonthly Union. received a boost when the Sept. 1. and inaccurate." Knsing. 12 noon - 5pm, your appointment. CRAZY meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday latest Detroit News poll Griffin praised the poll as CHAMPION, 1968 -12' X 60', Ky, October 19th, 9am 3 bedroom. 'C' RIDING STABLES. at Hedrick House. All are The East Lansing Draft released Monday showed being "a real morale "I've been in four ■ Friday, October 20th. Many extras, welcome. Mason, Michigan. Phone Information Center is open from lusbury Hall from rear $3,500. Phone 663-4486. him gaining on his booster" for his campaign statewide elections and I 676-5548. 5-10-20 6 - 8 p.m. Monday through :h. 3-10-19 5-10-17 The Retailing Club will host opponent. workers. "The poll provides know the feel of a campaign Friday at 855 Grove St. alumni at 7:30 p.m. today in the (upstairs). If hours aren't The poll, conducted by reassuring evidence that the and I know that we're doing RITZCRAFT 1968, 12" x 55', 3 HAYRIDES DRAWN by horses. Union IlE. Political science, Tower Refreshments will be served and Room. convenient, phore 351-5283 for Market Opinion Research of voters support my record much more than that," bedroom, appliances, Call for appointment now, Tiology, Economic an appointment. • all are welcome. 80 3 registered voters, and realize the importance Kelley said of the poll, storage shed. Park Terrace. 676-5928. 10-10-30 I unmarked. Call after International folkdancing will showed Griffin leading with to Michigan of my seniority which was conducted from $3600. Call 485-7978 after 53 7951.3-10-19 "Bangladesh: Birth of a be held at 8 tonight at St. Johns 47 per cent to Kelley's 37 and leadership role in the Oct. 6 to 11. 6pm. 5-10-20 BAR M STABLE - Horse drawn Nation," a pictorial exhibition, Church. MAC Avenue. Everyone BlOJECTOR Bell and BINDALE hayrides, boarding, will be on display this week at is welcome. 1 Monitor 960. $60. - 1972, 14' x 65'. instruction, riding. Reduced the Center for United Ministries MUST SELL. Furnished, 2 rates for large groups. in Higher Education, 1118 S. 1337-0243. 3-10-19 Students for Abortion Law bedrooms. 604 East Gate, 589-8814.6-10-20 Harrison Road. Everyone is Reform will have a table with King Arthur's Court. welcome. information, bumper stickers |C630 deck/ recorder, icho. 40 ■ $350. 487-3390 watt amp. from 484-2134 5pm. 6 -10-20 or 484-6282 after UNION offers London BOARD Christmas for FLIGHTS flight $185. Stop in to will The MSU Scuba Diving Club meet at 8:30 p.m. and posters from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Friday International Center. in the Senate lid on foreign aid bill OKd Wednesday in 214 Bessey Hall. 12' 52' ROYCRAFT 1966. Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm. All interested divers are The MSU Science Fiction (continued from page 1) Majority Leader Mike appropriation bill. Furnished 2 - bedroom, shag Second floor Union. C-10-31 The welcome. Society will meet at 8 p.m. conference with Mansfield, D-Mont., Inouye proposal carpet, 10' x T shed, 10 conceded that "considerable reduced (MACHINE Clearance Wednesday on the Union Sun substantial increase over the House-approved minutes from campus. Must Entry blanks for the Porch to discuss Arthur C. ew portable, ' Senate's $3.4 billion total, conversation" could be allowances for foreign sell Immediately. $3,000. Call homecoming banner Clarke, author of "2001: A $5 per month. Large competition are available in the he would "do everything expected. development loans by $150 after 4pm 641-4515. 4-10-20 Space Odyssey." t of reconditioned ASMSU Business Office and possible to prevent its The dispute over the level million, direct grants for I machines. Singers, MORRICE AREA - 3 bedroom must be turned in to the RHA home on 2% acres. Call Engineering students adoption." of foreign aid foreign military forces by Necchis, New Home office by Wednesday. interested in college and ROLL'S STATE - WIDE. Fulbright said he would appropriations cropped up $99.4 million, security many others," $19.95 University committee positions 625-3144. 3-10-18 The Evening Service Guild like to limit military aid on a resolution continuing supporting assistance grants 139.95. Terms. must sign up in 112 Engineering ■RDS DISTRIBUTING GIRL'S CLASS ring. Gold, blue will hold a rummage sale from 9 Bldg. before 5 p.m. today. portions of the program to authority for foreign aid by $135 million and stone, crest. Initials, C.C.P. a.m. to 2 p.m. today in the §ANY, 1115 North EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom administrative expenses, and programs in the absence of a military credit sales by $35 Call Tom, 337-9431. 5-10-19 social hall of Peoples Church. Students for McGovern - lington. 489-6448. home, 2 car garage. phase out the grant program new authorization bill for million. 200 W. Grand River Ave. Shriver will meet at 8 p.m. Breezeway, on large lot. Call with the $1.8 billion still in military assistance. I19 LOST BLACK / white cat, ROLL'S STATE WIDE. Wednesday in the Union - 625-3144. 3-10-18 - The Company will present Ballroom. On - campus the pipeline. A prior resolution The need to rely on a JED vacuum cleaners. pink collar. Vicinity, Bogue "You're a Good Man, Charlie canvassers need not come. New The Senate, with little continuing the programs ■ canisters and uprights. Brown" at 8 p.m. Friday and continuing resolution rather Co - op. 351-8660. 1-10-17 members are welcome. since July 1 at a $2.9 billion than let foreign aid die XT else to do, recessed for Saturday in McDonel kiva. |iteed 1 full year. $7.88 j Service The MSU Pistol Club will several hours waiting for its annual rate expired resulted from a deadlock in DENNIS LOST: BLACK and white cat, The Divine Light Mission will meet at 7 p.m. today in appropriations committee Saturday midnight. House-Senate conference on |lBUTING COMPANY, altered male. Ardson Road present "Alice in Wonderland" Hall. All are recommendations the The President's budget an unrelated issue in i Cedar, opposite vicinity. Reward. 337-1157. FOR QUALITY service on l on the at 8 tonight in Conrad welcc for foreign aid this year is farket. C-3-10-19 5-10-20 stereo equipment, see the Auditorium. foreign aid issue. military foreign aid bill. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East The House, meanwhile, $5.1 billion. Last year's Grand River. C-10-31 The College of Business The House conferees ) SEWING machines, LOST: MEN'S Gold wedding The Outing Club will present Student Advisory Council will was in recess until today, appropriation was $3.1 ■ and up. Consoles and program on rock climbing in billion. refused to accept, and the band. Reward. Call 351-8978 a present the weekly business flick with action scheduled on Ibles, Zig Zag and after 5:30 p.m. S-5-10-23 CHILD CARE - Licensed Michigan and at Devil's Tower at at 11:45 p.m. today in 118 The effect of the Senate conferees refused to ~t stitchers. - 7 p.m. today in 326 Natural compromise versions of the Also used home. All ages welcome. Eppley Center. House-passed continuing yield, on a Senate-passed Science Bldg. big Social Security bill with JZ) n cleaners, $3.50 and Mount Hope School District. The MSU Railroad Club its welfare reform provisions resolution would be to provision requiring the iLECTRO - GRAND, 487-0294.5-10-23 President to submit all knows how things used to be. stripped in conference, and continue foreign aid Jast 19am 5pm Michigan, Lansing. HORSES BOARDED. Room for "PEANUTS PERSONAL". Send Meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 the controversial bill to spending until next Feb. 28 future agreements for - Saturday 9 military bases overseas to "" n. 0-10-31 1 horse. Box stalls, increase the national debt at a $4 billion annual rate. a message, 15c per word. the Senate for ratification as $45/month. peferences. Deadline 1 p.m. for next TYPING TERM papers, theses, The Chess Club will meet at 7 limit and impose a $250 Inouye's amendment 669-9519. 3-10-17 billion spending ceiling for would cut the spending level treaties by a two-thirds lTIME, at CORDA paper. 347 Student SWVices etc. Electric. Experienced. p.m. Wednesday in the Union Gold Room. The ladder vote. Present law 5817 North Building. S-10-10-19 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. this fiscal year. to $3.48 billion based on requires LOOKING FOR PLEASURE? tournament will continue. Please bs Road, East Lansing, C-10-31 The House must act first the lowest item amounts in only that the President You ain't seen nothin' yet! bring sets and clocks. ► North of Grand River FOR LADIES: Sewing or on both bills before they go the House-passed resolution report to Congress of Pmos Road. REBIRTH WATERBEDS. 337-7974. 489-6168. C-6-10-20 alterations. Call 355-8101. LOOKING FOR pin money? There will be an to the Senate where or in last year's arrangements made. 5-10-18 Sell something you don't use o r g a n i zational/orientation with a Want Ad. Dial meeting for all new and current ■UMINUM Volunteer Probation Officers at CANOE GIRL - BOY tests 355-8255. ■ •backed.$125. Phone W 5-10-18 A New York clinical psychologist's new studies ot | Instructions j| j TYPING TERM 7:30 p.m. today Services Bldg. Call in 6 Student 353-4400 for Ziegler denies Nixon corruption papers and more information. Rorschach tests, suggests ADULT DRAMA class - taught theses, electric typewriter, that traditional personality US differences between and girls are vanishing rapidly. 1400 responses to boys by John Peakes Thomson. PLAYHOUSE and Richard (LEDGE'S ACTORS) fast 12-10-31 service. Call 349-1904. There will be a special meeting of the undergraduate Microbiology Club at 7:30 p.m. (continued from page 1) Chapin was linked in stories published administration does not condone espionage or sabotage," Ziegler said. "I will not the ink blot tests reflect everyone welcome. Bring Wednesday in 457 Giltner Hall. by the newspaper and magazine to hiring dignify with comment stories based on All majors are urged to attend. Donald H. Segretti, a young Los Angeles major cultural changes that copy of ''GLASS hearsay, character assassination, innuendo, have shown up In MENAGERIE." Instruction lawyer, alleged to have been paid for movements like Women's CHILD CARE in my licensed The Lecture - Concert series guilt by association. That is the White only - Thursday 7pm - 9pm. home. East side, ages 1 - 4. will present the Beryozka Dance political sabotage missions. After repeated House position, that is my position." Liberation. Nominal charge. LEARNING Company at 8:15 tonight in the refusals to comment, Ziegler said Segretti Phone 371-2598. 5-10-18 Jn •'fed. MALAMUTES AKC Championship new So If you are one women, turn of the to the CENTER, Kalamazoo, 119 East (downtown Auditorium. Tickets are available at the Union and at the was never an employe of the White House. Ziegler said Nixon at this point has no ■ Reasonable. STATE News Classified Ads. TENENTS FOR your vacancies He said he had no information as to firm plan for any campaign travel this week Master Start looking for that new Lansing). Phone 482-7206. but that some vote hunting on the road is a to find with fast whether Segretti had ever worked for the Tj*ndCallBankAmericard career opportunity In the (1pm - 5pm) 1-10-17 are easy The Executive Board of the Committee for the Re-election of the possibility. He said Nixon was working 349-3926 or "Help Wanted" columns acting Want Ads. Dial IT?6.6-10-20 today! 355-8255 now. Sailing Club will meet at 6:30 President, the Nixon campaign Monday on a radio speech to be delivered SELLING SERVICES? Sell p.m. today in the Union Grill. later this week, probably Thursday, as part them to more people with All officers and committee organization. FREE WANTED: 1 girl to share 2 members are asked to attend. A "It goes without saying that this of his limited re-election campaigning. low cost Want Ads. Dial bedroom apartment. Waverly Are your HAIRCUTS AND styles for 355-8255 now! meeting for all members and Road. Call Gerda at work, MSU Students or faculty. For public will follow at 7:30 p.m. f"to Insuranca information see Tom 485-4324.5-10-18 in the Union Ballroom. IS more rptes too Typing Service Taylor, CAMPUS BARBER DON'T FORGET blood comes Sailing Club Shore School will | high? Why McGovern calls Nixon bid ruthless SHOP between 8 a.m. to 5 only from people. Save a life. be held at 7 p.m. today in the ' not p.m. Monday through Friday. BROWN, Typing and Union Ballroom. call ANN Give blood. Professional October 16 to November 3, multilith offset printing. I and check 1972. 0-15-11-13 donors compensated. The Elementary and Special The candidate quoted the Complete service for MICHIGAN COMMUNITY our low rates. Education Depts. will hold an (continued from page 1) redouble their efforts on dissertations, theses, BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Washington Post as FREE election for student McGovern's behalf. manuscripts, general typing, McGovern continued by " Senior pictures taken for limited 31 representatives for standing reporting that White House IBM. 23 years experience. The candidate himself time only. 36 - A Union, for committees from 8:45 a.m. to suggesting that perhaps the appointments secretary 349-0850. C-10-31 4:30 Wednesday outside 1973 Wolverine. 353-5292. CHILD CARE in my licensed p.m. American public is ill - stood on a chair to reply, Dwight L. Chapin was in the Kiva entrance, Erickson 5-10-20 home. Children 2 yeers or Hall. ID cards are required. informed because the news saying he knew he faced, contact with persons hired COMPLETE THESES older. Call 489-2975. 3-10-18 media are "being diverted "the most ruthless, the most to disrupt the Democratic SERVICE. Discount printing. ASMSU Great Issues will by these sideshows instead opportunistic and the most campaign. Said McGovern: IBM typing and binding of VOLKSWAGEN CANVAS present Chris Miller, associate of covering the fundamental heavily financed campaign "The Republican team of theses, resumes, publication. cover, sometimes called a editor of the National Lampoon, issues." in history." saboteurs has a contact who Across from campus, corner buggy boot. Call 339-9354. at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the m.A.C. and Grand River, Auditorium. is at Mr. Nixon's elbow 5-10-23 below Jones Stationery Shop. After McGovern finished McGovern, who had every single day; someone If you would like to help at Call COPYGRAPH his formal speech, Clarence sought to link the reported who has constant access to TWO NON - STUDENT tickets the Nov. 6-10 Blood Drive, call n SERVICES. 337-1666. Gregory, president of a GOP sabotage efforts the President." Sakovvski C-10-31 to MSU vs. Witconsin. Rick or Paul at 332-4250. 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STANCE At The STATE NEWS 1-10-17 information. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Vietnam pullout-saving U.S. interest (continued from page 1) "perhaps one million (South the bloodbath thesis are the buried in mass graves." example, they note that likelihood of a bloodbath, McGovern plan would not American ainy,* The issue %>nnii«r really centers Vietnamese) Vietnamese) marked for for land land - rpfnrm reform killincrc killings in in There is little Hisnntp that dispute that Hoang Van Hnani? Van Chi Chi works works forfor or t.hp the amount of necessarily release the succeeded in... I on whether assassination" will be 1954 and the Hue murders prolonging the in 1954, after taking the United Stated is liquidated. of 1968. over bloodbath, however, prisoners either. present bloodbath will make power the Communists used Information Agency and his "McGovern's future bloodbath more or Nixon bases his view secondary to the main plan a on In a 1969 speech, Nixon land reform tribunals to translations of the historical - enemy thrust of McGovem's depends on hope," he said. less likely. In other words, is pattern — gave a prelude of what promote executions, documents were not literal. position. "Nixon wants the release of the present policy of disputed by pro - McGovern might happen if the Estimates of the number Another scholars that Communist point often There is no question, as POWs to be based on more saturation bombing a — Communists were to take killed vary, but the most made is that the North Mao put it, that "a than hope." solution to the problem? regimes tend, after gaining over the South: liberal one, given by Hoang Vietnamese murders in Hue revolution is no dinner Frank Mankiewicz, The Nixon argument — control, to consolidate "During their brief rule Van Chi, is around 100,000. took place not when they party," but regardless of campaign director for known as the "bloodbath power through terror and there Pro - McGovem scholars (Hue), there was a gained power, but during a what might happen, McGovern, countered by argument" holds that executions. — bloody reign of terror in have seriously questioned retreat pressured by McGovern is urging voters should the United States The two examples most which 3,000 civilians the arguing Nixon's plan for were validity of the continued shellings. What to consider the impact of POWs depends signed pull out unilaterally, commonly used to support clubbed, shot to death and bloodbath argument. For they would do under Nixon's policy of continued settlement, on a which still Furthermo(e I supporters ' military duress, the bombing — a policy that amounts to "hope" that the incremental Pnt( i argument cannot goes, predict what they would do causes indiscriminate other side will live up to its *22 billion a 11 Barclay seeks 'humanism' in sexuality class following a military victory. McGovern himself mayhem. Is preferable that any than more the agreements. Before television McGovern's address last has 1972. gone budgeted §15 ill do*«l bl™ (continued from page 1) "that the divorce rate is appears optimistic. During a possibility of a systematic, Tuesday, the focus had been McGovern more course research than recent about the them to insert my opinions swing through assassination blacklist? he on another aspect of the claim, they discovered the material same as it was in any other on campus, - 1 the oi relatable." in the course," he Michigan, he said: has asked. Furthermore, issue: Nixon's four the war was 1948, illegitimacy is higher adding that with television "When year has n He added that 90 per in the 30 40 year - old commented, "but I grade they (North McGovern has asked record as commander - in - down at all. • material the course was cent of the course is only on factual material and Vietnamese) take over a repeatedly, how will chief. Since Nixon range and premarital sex is easier to change. toj if someone has a problem I village, they set up a school, bombing help dedicated to getting people no less prevalent than it was Each term the course is a road system and maybe release On Oct. 9, 1968, Nixon they charge, thJ _#V) want it to be the material, American POWs? to distinguish between fact in 1920." reviewed by the students as even a hospital. They don't said in a campaign speech shows 20,000 and feeling and he pointed The course that he. doesn't Herbert Klein, Nixon's 'Those who have a chance killed (about 40 covers these well as by undergraduate assassinate the M| out that "ai least two or Undersund me. people." director of communications, for four years and could not all casualties toJ topics and others with a facilitators numbering The - quibbling over the argued hero recently the three" engagements have format Barclay describes as nearly 100 this term - who produce peace should not Furthermore, l| been broken by students similar to Sesame Street: be given another chance." supporters supervise section discussion enrolled in Psychology 290. with a series of segments, Democrats have used this under Vietna3 groups and report on the "That's good," he quipped, "I think these people saw their relation wasn't healthy and I usually 10 minutes each, filling up the class period. He maintained that this method is better than effectiveness of the format. Barclay also reviews the tape and makes changes or County board statement should not be re to argue • Nixon since, the Democrats claim, bombs on IndoJ he has not produced peace, "more than American airpowJ elected dropped 3,700,00j| revisions at his were! criticizes salar own consider the course good for showing hour Nixon supporters claim, on three continenbl an - long discretion. all of World War that. "I don't believe we make lecture. "A person He publishes a television however, Vietnamization — that the Korean War n| may get guide for the course and c people engage in sex," he bored," he Daniel P. Behringer, 21 county commissioners replacement of American and notonesin^., commented, most of the segments deal seek further reductions in added. "We intend to make "but he knows he will be with topics outside standard Republican candidate for do not rank very high on the commissioners' salaries. combat troops with Army prisoner has beenj them stop having sex for the bored for only 10 minutes." letter coverage. the Ingham County Board the list of priorities." Base pay was increased from of the Republic of Vietnam through the effoml of Commissioners from the (ARVN) Nixon administratioJ wrong reasons." Barclay said there are "There is very little "Ideally, it is the citizens $1,500 to $1,800 and the manpower and Barclay also unlimited possibilities 19th District, has attacked of Ingham County who sees straight lecture," he said. maximum a commissioner recent action by the county Psychology 290 as a using the electronic media: "Some things have to should determine pay raises may receive for attending distributor of information "Once you get what you you board which increased the for the commissioners," he sessions "Candles Genesis" just tell people, but with was increased from which would clear up "all basic salary of members and also said. "And I'll bet if really want you'll have a video tape we can use a $4,500 to $5,500. the untruths about dynamite course." variety of subjects." hiked the maximum you asked the people about Opening Wednesday A.M., October 18 | contemporary youth." "The fact is," he said, Barclay claimed that Psych 290 encompasses Segments limericks" on or "dirty "nude compensation members can receive. which a pay raise for the commissioners, the answer f RECISION j 233 South Washington, Lansing sequences" are examples of "There are a lot of people and a lot of projects in would be a resounding IMPORTS nonlecture material and, 'no'." Your Service Center | For those who live, delite In and seek the Barclay added, such items Ingham County that could Behringer said he planned |For FOREIGN AUTOSl most beat Poll finds are to used to get people used use next a little more year," Behringer said. money to increase turn down the pay if elected and to ♦Major & Minor all. We specialize in hand crafted of distinction and beauty. Come In and and artistic carve watch ouri nudity or to make them "In my mind, however, the Repairs V wax perform and make for you "THE i laugh. CREATIONS." 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George McGovern 54 per cent of the students groups work and that the has remained essentially while Nixon received only majority of complaints unchanged. 16 per cent, Ed O'Donnell, concerning the course national director of material comes from people The results of the latest poll, taken Market Opinion statewide Research by Students said. for McGovern, who got nothing from them, "People think it's bold of PETITIONING for the News and based sample of 803 on a registered ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ voters, showed Nixon with 50 per cent, McGovern with J The Greaser Special * FOR 37 per cent and 12 per cent undecided. ^ $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza with 3 items of your choice for free. Valid Each of the three polls done so far has a sampling error of 3.5 per cent, which means that candidate's standing in the either yL with this ad today Tuesday T 1972. 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