th« 0S$ Michigan Volume 65 Number 47 Michigan State University East New: Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 |ixon licks \cGovern U.S., Russians to open soda poll second round of arms By JOYCE C. SMITH c fcricans the presidential election polling ton nears its peak, poll-weary in for a refreshing limitation talks Nov. 21 Jige with"*MiUer Farms' 1972 Soda e WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House announced Thursday that improvements in numbers. weapons and on ln,Ver's Dairy Farms Store In Round 2 of the U.S.-Soviet strategic Presidential press secretary, Ronald talks on this subject on Nov. 21, 1972, Los and eight Miller's stores weapons curb negotiations will start in L. Ziegler, announced the date for in Geneva, Switzerland." luehout Michigan are jointly Geneva Nov. 21 with the aim of starting SALT 2 in a brief statement soring their sixth presidential poll, "reaching a more comprehensive simultaneously released in Moscow. It U.S. Disarmament Chief Gerard C. killer polls have been accurate in agreement on offensive arms." said: Smith, who led the U.S. negotiating team in the first round, is slated to ■dieting the winner of every Round 1 of the Strategic Arms "Pursuant to the agreement reached head the American side again when the Tjrfential eleciton since 1952. limitation Talks (SALT), which began during the summit meeting in Moscow . 1972 Soda Straw Vote marks in November 1969, climaxed at the last May to continue active Geneva talks open. r's 20th year of polling, Moscow summit last May with accord negotiations for limitations of strategic (continued on page 18) special menu of "campaing of an antiballistic missile (ABM) treaty Icoctions" makes the Miller and one five year ceiling on numbers et elegible to vote. After a of offensive missiles. BY KISSINGER Double Dip Delight" or a Round 2 in the historic negotiations a's Grand Gourmet Sundae" Source says Thieu , to restrain the superpower nuclear race Xsoda Straw voter receives an ■official secret ballot." promises to be as long and difficult, administration officials said. But they addition to his presidential voiced general optimism about the voter can indicate his asked to step down ;e ■lice in the Griffen-Kelley U.S. prospects for a broader, permanent pact to limit offensive weapons. late race. fc daily collection of ballots, usually Bryce E. Thompson, vice president success, Thompson said, may lie in the Defensive-missile limits are fixed ibering more than 200, is sent to and general manager, created Miller's random selection of people who under the permanent treaty at two BULLETIN - WARSAW (AP) - A followed closely on the heels of an s home office in Eaton Rapids Soda Straw Vote in 1952 when sales participate. "We do get a good ABM sights each for the Soviet Union Lre official tabulations are made. of two identical sundaes, one named cross-section of voters," he said, "the well informed Foreign Ministry source optimistic statement by the Polish and the United States. The next round s of Wednesday, the nine stores "Ike" and one named "Adlai," young and older people alike." will focus said late Thursday Henry A. Kissinger foreign minister Stefan Olszowski. He on potential new curbs on told Poland's parliament on Thursday: iwed President Nixon with 1,326 correctly predicted the Eisenhower Thompson estimates that long-range nuclear strike weapons. is asking Nguyen Van Thieu to resign Sen. George McGovem with victory. thousands of people will take part in These include bombers, not covered as president of South Vietnam to "We have the unshakable hope that J votes and 96 undecided votes. The Soda Straw Vote accurately the 1972 Soda Straw Vote before by the current agreement, and land make way for a coalition government we will shortly hear optimistic reports I last count, Sen. Griffin had 1,132 indicated the trend in Michigan voting, Election Day. and submarine missiles. as demanded ' by the Viet Cong. from the worn out and Candidates and party leaders bleeding >s while Kelley had 1,017 and 336 Thompson said. Administration officials said U.S. goals Vietnamese soil. This day will become undecided. One reason for Miller's polling (continued "I can tell you that peace t> on page 18) include restraints both on very close," the Polish source said. a great holiday for humanity, a 'It's 90 per cent in the bag. The rest tf'umph for common sense and a depends on how Thieu reacts to victory for the idea of peace. Congress claims spending cuts, Kissinger's proposals." "We believe that all previous efforts Kissinger, President Nixon's top of Poland, including those with the foreign policy aide, was in Saigon for h'9hest state representatives who are talks with Thieu. The South Parties in th'« war. bring fruitful Vietnamese president's spokesmen and Peaceful results." tut Nixon says outlays boosted issued a statement there reiterating Thieu's adamant opposition to the coalition proposals advanced by the According to the Foreign Ministry source, Thieu would be asked to accept a government headed by Gen. congressional analysts insist that the A tabulation of congressional action However, analysts in the Viet Cong as a condition for peace. administration itself was responsible Nguyen Van Affinh, a South on the 15 money bills for fiscal 1973 Senate-House Committee on for a part of the spending increases. The Polish source prediction Vietnamese military commander. spriations requests $5.3 billion shows that 10 of these were reduced Reduction of Federal Expenditures The arguments are expected to JMinistration the current year but that it the come in campaign discussions below Nixon's request and five were concede that the $5.3 billion cut answers actually up over increased. actually will reduce spending only by leased spending at least $9.5 Both assertions appear to be government spending. President Nixon has said his plans to prevent a tax increase But the net effect was a $5.3 billion reduction, far more than the $1.2 about $1 financial year. billion in the current MSU, 1969: might be thwarted by billion cut achieved a year ago in the The reason is that much of the Ti gh I y correct, although congressional overspending. 1971 session. appropriations voted by a Congress are UNCIL, TRUSTEES MEET TODAY spent not in the fiscal year in which they are acted but in future years. Caspar W. Weinberger, Nixon's firing stirs budget director, concedes that the appropriations cuts have been made. But he says that far more important for their impact on the 1973 spending campus ire Housing to test U'-city ties By KAREN ZURAWSKI budget are other actions taken by Congress. Weinberger gave these examples: By DANIEL DEVER State News Staff Writer • Congress voted to boost spending State News Staff Writer News Background on benefits for coal miners suffering ttudent housing, an issue which from black lung disease by $1 billion The State News today begins an Bently drew some city criticism in the current year. occasional series of articles linst the University, could be the Wharton's wife and the MSU director housing regulations, have indicated • It raised Social Security benefits examining some of the controversies It of generally good relations of off - campus housing. they no longer wants its involvement that have shaken and shaped MSU in in housing. $2 billion over Nixon's request for the Iween the University and East current year. "Many interested persons gave Congress voted a 20 per recent years - in hopes that a ^sing. council the countesy of input. It "The board of trustees isn't cent across-the-board hike; Nixon historical perspective will shed light on really ■he board of trustees and the East would have been nice to have had interested in us," one official said, asked 5 per cent. the present and perhaps future events. babv I It voted to make revenue sharing I«ta| aS OoSZ 1 second time this year and most ^i!" in|T Colbur" s,ld- lhe Unl,erdty" adding that the city was not all that interested in everything the University grants retroactive to Jan. 1, 1972, but "Who is Bertram Garskof and why did not pass the bill until October. The lly will discuss the housing problem did, either. n Colburn, who would like to see a result was to load an additional $3.3 are they saying those terrible things that has provoked some joint housing authority established, about him?" was a question that Some billion of costs into the current fiscal described the administrative absence as expressed a hope that the two echoed across this campus nearly four could get together and coordinate year which began July 1. years ago. Joth city and University officials "an indicator of a lack of interest in affairs better in this area and that with • It voted a big increase in monthly ■ntain a "town gown split" is not housing facilities for off - campus education payments to veterans and In » a housing commission, the University January 1969, Bertram Garskof, laiity and that the working relations students." would be represented. They noted that made this retroactive to Sept. 1 so that asst. professor of psychology and one ■ween the two are the present college year would be good, even Other city officials, however, say the University had many resources to of the most popular and -- according offer in this area. covered. to his students one of the most they did not expect any University -- The effect of all this, Weinberger ■reas of administrator to attend and note that imaginative professors on campus, was joint cooperation named Mayor Wilbur Brookover, who is in said, was to boost the $246.2 billion fired. ■ officials include fire and police the MSU off - campus housing office favor of doing more in the area, feels 1973 spending estimate to a total of ■tection, transportation, water participated in early housing sessions, that Colburn's criticism is unfortunate about $256 billion, His dismissal set off a chain of Irovement and sewage out of which the proposed housing disposal. because it helps create the image of It was for this reason that Nixon events that turned the University ordinances come. disagreement. The University has done asked Congress to impose a $250 upside down. founcilman George Colburn, a lot for student housing already, he billion spending ceiling and to give him Teyer, has criticized the UniversityN„ umrvi«»j They feel the University's presence, said more than many other unlimited powers to make cuts to Officially, Garskof was fired |the -- Bicials at absence of MSU administrative or lack of presence, at the hearing is achieve it. The request was rejected because of "irregularities" in his a recent city housing immaterial and that students, by Wednesday just before Congress quit. |nng, which drew ~ " asking for more liberal off - campus (continued on page 21) WritMsdAy ^ ^ ^GARSKOF ^tinuedon page 18) lyfe£6ki£ HANEJ> Rv RFf!KI(" unionized faculty. No one can I . V Ml-il'.i tell the participants in to make major decisions. Morever, with the advent m Vlnroi ni- n-itU tU . ..J... A. State News Staff Writer academic governance exactly what areas a ofcollective bargaining, many of the areas in which faculty The relatively new concept of extensive academic collectively-bargained contract might take over - if they now share decision-making power would be redefined as governance with faculty and student participation may not takc QVer any areas >t a|| management prerogatives, further diminishing the faculty's M reach maturity if a faculty bargaining unit begins jyjsu Faculty Associates recently took a stand on role in questions of policy," a statement from the x: demanding undivided attention from the administration. academic governance in their latest issue of campaign committee reads. Or, maybe the two structures can coexist peacefully, literature: Past and present participants in academic governance talk Or, then again, academic governance may wither in the Faculty units, shadow of a powerful faculty union. These observations on the chances of compatible "While we have observed that the academic governance of of the hard-fought battle in reverent tones. "If that MSU is generally successful in considering matters of (academic governance) is in jeopardy because of collective educational policy and educational goals, we note that bargaining, it would be too bad," James T. Bonnen, >5: relationship between academic governance and a faculty " ^7 areas on continuing concern to our faculty have not professor of agricultural economics and chairman of the m ..... bargaining unit come from faculty and student leaders in University Steering Committee, said recently. students see "The ic governance. ultimate effect of collective bargaining on j)een satisfactorily resolved under governance structure — especially those involving economic matters." *-■ *■— "If that all goes down the drain, it would be a to the academic community," he si great loss academic governance in universities is unclear because of a Ron Mauter, chairman of the University Student Affairs viS lack of precedentreads a report compiled by the Ad Hoc News Analysis Committee in Academic Council cannot conceive of MSU consequences University Committee redistributed to faculty this term. on Collective Bargaining — —— . without academic governance. "I can't see the The American Assn. of University Professors (AAUP) giving up academic governance after working so hard for £:£: faculty vi£: "Students of faculty collective bargaining in institutions 8ives academic governance a little more credit, it," he said recently. of union vote of higher learning differ in their appraisals of the subject, but it appears that collective bargaining will have an effect, ',The AAUP believes in a system of academic governance With the advent of collective bargaining, John H. :j:& wants to preserve and improve it as part of a collective Reinoehl, professor of humanities and member of the £$ eventually If not immediately, because academic bargaining agreement." - _ p^... ., „ governance as an issue can be introduced into bargaining by However, the Committee of Concerned Faculty Academic Governance Committee, said academic either the administration of the bargaining agent," the pronounces doon upon academic governance if governance would probably have to specialize. Collective report continues. collecUve bargaining is chosen in next week s election. bargaining could deal with economic areas and academic No clear-cut cause and effect situation can be cited "Representative bodies of faculty and students will be governance could deal with academic areas, he said, because there are no institutions similar to MSU with a demeaned into mere debating societies without the_ freedom (continued on page 18) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, i Phaseout of black studies By BILL TAYLOR most of the other disclaimed will also in the development of the into effective strategy for State News Staff Writer provide a an symposia in international quarter. departments, will sustain significant additional area of new urban college." Green change in the urban and racism, Recent charges that MSU programs of instruction, telecommunications, black studies are "quietly interaction. said. metropolitan areas of the urban health, urban research and service. Provost Cantlon is In the statement, Green state and nation". resource being phased out" were "The department of race chairman of the University and development, denied this week Cantlon said, "the urban education and by two and ethnic studies will focus Structure Committee. "In creation of this college with CUA staff has maintained political, economic administrators. on problems of and from CUA. blacks, my capacity as acting dean I these two departments and increased its work to social stratification. Robert L. Green, acting Spanish The dean of the College of Americans, speaking am a member of the represents the flushing out promote race, ethnic and center has also been [>y Green and (W that Urban American structure committee. I am of MSU longstanding urban studies involved in 30 student 2? Development and Indians courses courses these director of the Center for and minorities" Green said. other working closely Provost Cantlon and other with commitment land to apply the through the existing related to urban and ethnic excellent courses^* and Urban Affairs (CUA), and - grant philosophy, so University structure. This studies in 15 departments, * "Students, upon members of the committee valuable to rural high as it has Provost John Cantlon said completion of their training, America, fall CUA will offer a which are being offered this past. in a joint statement that the hopefully will have acquired charges did not provide a strategies which will help true picture of the changes taking place at this them solve problems," he added. urban POT LAW, METRO SQUAD University. Green and Cantlon said The charges concerning that there is a significant the job MSU black studies market for well - trained program were made Monday in an article in the Detroit Free Press. "Since we do not have a and capable individuals in this field. The other department in Candidates cla the new college will be the black studies program we By CAROL THOMAS Dept. of Urban and "Marijuana has too long "My officers enforce heroin isn't going to do commissioner Richlrir have none to phase out," State News Staff Writer been confused all Metropolitan Studies. It will with laws," said Preadmore. much good," Luke said. claimed most the administrators said. GREEN provide coordinated Candidates for Ingham addictive drugs," Stafford "Not just the ones we like." 0f' "Courses in a wide range of instruction, said. "It should be evaluated Stafford also alleged that The drug problem, he •ntipolluti™ W College of Urban research and County offices briefly Maddex ethnic and racial subjects Development is expected to service restated their by itself." charges crimes of explained, should be outlined programs focused campaign on handles through social outside of the have been and will continue begin operation by fall primarily on problems of promises Wednesday and violence are too often service help agencies as well commissioner's lera| to be offered by the urban America. Green and Sheriff Kenneth quarter of 1973. tried to stay out of each lessened in return for « and Preadmore as law would land M. departments in which the The college will include a Cantlon said this unit will other's hair for the first half hinged his guilty plea. Convictions enforcement channels. jail. particular disciplines exist, department of race and interact with a wide hour of Project: City Hall's opinion on upcoming should be sought on the range "I am in such as history, art, music of medical test results, but said favor of the "I don't ethnic studies. In the departments already candidates' night. original charges with violent Metro care if and other courses," the he would favor legalization Squad," said outside of statement Green and working on specific urban crimes, he said. my duties statement added. Cantlon pointed out that problems and the new Dept. But their efforts fell by with sales controls if The Metro Squad and its Preadmore, who has helped win," Maddex a The new degree - granting marijuana was declared safe to organize the intend this new department, as of Race and Ethnic Studies the wayside when some activities in the county drew interagency to do them." members in the audience of by doctors. police drug unit. "Penalties for of differing opinions from the In spite of a lack of 22 people began asking use candidates for sheriff and questions about the Metro marijuana are far worse than prosecutor. "sparkling issues," even the A PRETZEL BELL 1st! Squad and marijuana laws. any use could be," argued Terry Luke, candidate for "I am in favor of the Metro Squad," Scodeller drain commissioner candidates disagreed In a Only incumbent sheriff. story in said. heatedly during the State prosecuting attorney An audience member questioning. News, it Enjoy giant prime roast Raymond Scodeller took a accused Scodeller and "I think criticism of the Democratic candidate incorrectly reported emphasis of the Metro the East round of beef carved stand against legalization. Preadmore of concentrating Greg Maddex based his Council voted to Lansinj His opponent, E. Michael druken drivers and Squad is needed," Stafford on said. "The concept itself is platform on promised sexual before your eyes and Stafford, said he favored orientation marijuana users and ignoring fine." antipollution efforts. But the legalizing marijuana, but crimes of violence, such as city's antidiscriai The questioner accused incumbent drain ordinance. served on Russian Rye said its sale should be assault and rape, in controlled. the Metro Squad of The council tr„ prosecutions and arrests. bread. concentrating on "busting their Tuesday meeting pot-heads" and ignoring agreed to ask the THE hard drug activities. $ attorney, Daniel Lean* 170 AUTOMATIC SCORERS "Arresting somebody for draft an amendment ' with sexual orientation Also included: au jus, There is no •„ salad and potatoes. ARE HERE!! orientation clause, as WE ARE NOW OPEN WITH in the story. THE NEW ASTROLINE Learned will report Every Sunday 5-9 P.M. EQUIPMENT to council with the Entertainment too featuring Amy and Julie when it is completed. Miller on guitars. otv "Qie cPfetzel ^Bell OPEN 9 A.M. DAILY Write off Research 1020 Trowbridge Road 351-0300 HOLIDAY LANES Woes with Write On 211 Abbott Rd. 3519100 3101 E.GRAND RIVER 9 to 9 Daily MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL WEEK AT MSU TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1972 - UNITED NATIONS DAY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1972 10:30 European Club, "Business Education in Europe" with Prof. Richard Lewis, MSU Marketing 12:00 noon — Luncheon, Society for International Dept. Engineering Auditorium 10:30 a.m. Pakistan Development, Mr. Gilbert Kulick, United States Club, "Pakistan Policies in Perspective" — Panel of Department of State, Office of Environmental Pakistan and American students; Moderator Dean Affairs. "STOCKHOLM AND BEYOND" Room C, Ralph H. Smuckler Room 204, Center for Crossroads Cafeteria, Center for International International Programs Programs 3:00 p.m. Dr. John Calkins, Deputy Director, 4:00 Michigan Department p.m. Reception for MSU's "Third Culture of Agriculture, "Collective Farming in Russia" - 218 Agr. Engineering Kids," College of Education, Faculty Lounge, 5th Floor Erickson Hall (BY 4:00 p.m. Dr. A. Babs INVITATION) Fafunwa, Visiting Professor, University of Ife, Nigeria, "Africa-Yesterday, 7:30 p.m. - Japanese film "To Love Again" and Today - Tomorrow" - Conrad Auditorium Fairchild Theatre — 50c donation 4:00 p.m. — India Club, "A Panoramic View of India" A 7:30 p.m. - Nigerian Club, Panel - panel discussion 104B Wells Hall Discussion - "Post war Nigeria" - Rm. 221 Nat. Resources - 4:00 p.m. - Japanese Club, "Prospects and Future, U.S. and Japan: Political Economic and Cultural" — Room 204, Center for International Programs SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1972 7:30 p.m. — Film of North Vietnam, "Village by 2:00 p.m. - Japanese film "I'd Be Village", United Ministeries in a Shelfish" - Higher Education, Fairchild Theatre - 50c donation Room 100 Engineering Bldg. 8:00 p.m. Chinese 7:30 p.m. Soviet film Newsletter Group films, "Ping "Mumu", Russian and East Pong Diplomacy - The 31st World European Center, 106B Wells Hall and " "The Championships" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1972 Village named Sand Rocky Bark" - - 158 Natural Resources - $1.00 donation 8:00 p.m. "FIRST INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1972 OF MUSIC" MSU 8:15 Symphony conducted by Kamen p.m. - MSU WORLD TRAVEL SERIES, Goleminov of Bulgaria; Cello soloist, Raphael "Greece and The 3:30 p.m. - Dr. Paul Montavon, Visiting Professor, Aegean Sea", Mr. Ted Bumiller, Sommer of Israel Fairchild The. Public welcome Auditorium - "The Central American Common Market: Progress and Problems," Latin American Studies Center Room 3, Marshall Hall MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1972 8:00 p.m. - "THE REVOLUTIONARY NEW SUNDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1972 - PEACE DAY ORDER IN ASIA: CHINA, JAPAN. AND U.S." 1:00 p.m. Premier Discussions 8:00 showing of MSU's film "Outposts by Professor Richard Solomon, p.m. - Michigan State of Assistance" Con Con University of Michigan and Professor James Morley, Student University Foreign Room, Center for East Asia Institute, Columbia Nationality Clubs present: "THE WORLD - International Programs (by invitation) OUR University Asian NEIGHBORHOOD" - Cultural entertainment 3:00 p.m. Dr. I. Studies Center - B108 Wells Hall from their Khamis, Fulbright Visiting native lands - to Scholar, University Michigan State Univeristy of Dar es Salem, and the "Zanzibar - My Home" Parlor A, Union Tanzania! Auditorium - community, Public welcome. Kellogg Center THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1972 4:30 p.m. Dedication of Bangladesh Exhibit-Union Lounge 3:30 p.m. - Bangladesh Club, Chaired discussion 7:30 p.m. Film "Southeast Asia" "Bangladesh: the Newest Nation Faces Task of - Parlors B & C, Union Reconstruction and Development" Room 106, Center for International 8:15 Programs p.m. MRS. SCHUMAN YANG MUSICOLOGIST, IN CONCERT Peabody - College,' 5 - 7:00 p.m. -Owen Graduate Center Louisiana, Music Auditorium Public welcome "MEXICAN - DINNER" 10:00 p.m. TV Channel23 - "THE WORLD OUR 7:30 p.m. — Dr. Norman NEIGHBORHOOD" Michigan - Brown, "MSU's Philippine State Univerity's Peace Corps Intern International Programs and International Program," with Mr. Richard Week Snyder - Room 338 Natural Resources n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 3 ms Eagleton backs McGovern By ROBERT BAO State Newt Staff Writer "I don't detect any attitude of he said. despair," "I see a lot of momentum and the conference. They considered each other "good friends," having each been, at however, centered on the national presidential race, rather than the Iw?"' .Thoma* Eagleton, Missouri great enthusiasm." various times, the youngest attorney Kelley-Griffin contest. GJ°Cr4t an^ ex-running vern' indicated mate of Sen. The 30-minute conference, held at the Red Baron room of Capital general in the country. Would Eagleton consider a cabinet seat Thursday City Airport, "We're here today, " Kelley told were McGovern to win? tick** - SUPPOrtS the McG°vern/Shriver was only one stop in Eagleton's stump newsmen, "because we can't stand four "No," Eagleton answered, "I wouldn't r~ per cent ^ ' ***' literal,y ~ 1000 through 14 states to help Democrats win more years of Spiro Agnew and Richard trade a seat in the U. S. Senate for any seat what he called "several key races" against Nixon, because we don't think the corrupt in the cabinet." an airnnrt"®"1 ^ ^ Ea«,eton «<• Republican incumbents, including Atty. regime of Thieu is entitled to one more Would he become the "scapegoat" if answer fto a press conference in Lansing, in Gen. Frank Kelley's bid to unseat Sen! dollar, one more bomb or one more McGovern loses? reporter's inference that the Robert Griffin. American life and because we can't stand "No I don't think there will be any fall campaign is not going well. six more years of Robert Griffin." "What do the Republicans Kelley stood beside Eagleton throughout guys after the election, because McGovern Eagleton, without mentioning the busing is going to win," Eagleton snapped. have to spy on the Democrats issue, praised Kelley for being "right" on Prior to the Eagleton-Kelley appearance, I for? It's like a doctor listening the issues of war, economy and Democratic 6th District candidate M. to his own | stethoscope. heart with What on earth could Nixon have found out?" a MSU releases list unemployment. When pressed for his views on busing, Eagleton said he agreed with Kelley that the problem is essentially one for the Robert Carr spoke to the newsmen without Sen. Philip Hart, whose legislative duties prevented him from appearing as originally scheduled. courts and not for political exploitation, Barbara Halpert, Human and called Griffin "one of the principal of faculty salaries Carr publicly Rights party candidate for cheerleaders" of those who have harped on endorsed the U.S. Senate the issue to the point of "excess." Kennedy-Griffiths Health Security Act, a measure that was introduced in 1971 as the "The single most penetrating issue this most comprehensive health care plan See story page 14 year is the economy." Eagleton said. available, with endorsements from more "Whenever you have a high unemployment By JOHN LINDSTROM and then the than 50 national groups. printer was The list will be available rate, that's going to be an important issue." State News Staff Writer awfully slow in getting it to the public at the Library Eagleton attacked Griffin as being The MSU faculty and out." reference "Despite nationwide concern for desk, in each "undistinguished" for not collaborating improved medical services," Carr charged, a d mi n i s t rati ve-professional The list was originally department office or from on any major legislation enacted since "my opponent (incumbent Rep. Charles salary list was released planned for release for Oct. the University comptroller's 1966. Chamberlain) has shown callous disregard [Sputnik 525 launched Thursday among rumors that its late release was calculated to have an effect on the 1. The list contains the office at $8 a copy. Most of the reporters' questions, for the act." salaries of all faculty J Soviet Union has launched the 525th upcoming faculty union Ined satellite in its Cosmos program, Tass election Tuesday. Monday and members admin i s t rati ve-professional and Secret plane joins Tne State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, personnel who are affected Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays "I'm quite sure that its by the board of trustees. and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special I government news agency said the sputnik lunched Wednesday into an orbit with the late publication something to do with the has Graduate clerical-technical assistants, workers search for Boggs Welcome Week edition' is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Ing ■ parameters: a high point of 181 miles elections," Mary Tomkins, and labor personnel are not Member Associated Press, United Press International. low point of 129 miles. Its orbital representative for the MSU included on the list. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A top-secret, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., n was 65.4 degrees and its first earth Faculty Associates, said. Names in the lists are 2,000-mile-perhour reconnaisance plane was being pressed Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press "I'm really surprised it got into the search Thrusday for a missing plane with House listed alphabetically, instead \ssn. n took 89.3 minutes, Tass said. printed before the Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others aboard. of by departments, with the Second classjpostage paid at East Lansing, Mich. election." The Air Force said in a terse statement that the classified faculty member's position, Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services But Provost John E. number of years experience, aircraft, capable of electronically surveying more than Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Cantlon 60,000 square miles in an hour, was being flown to Alaska Yemens call cease-fire denied release had anything to its late do and salary. from Beale Air Force Base in California. Michigan, 48823. with the union elections. Several faculty members The plane was called into the four-day-old search to take Phones: I prime ministers of north and south have "That's absolutely not interviewed criticized advantage of "magnificently beautifal" weather over the News/Editorial 355-8252 ■ to a cease-fire in their border conflict, an the reason it was late," alphabetizing the list saying 56,000-square-mile search area, the Air Force said. The Classified Ads Cantlon said. "The assistant that it difficult for improved weather was expected to be replaced by poor 355-8255 I source said Thursday. budget officer, Lawrence faculty was members to weather again late Thursday. Display Advertising 353-6400 agreement was made in a 30-minute Jennings, who was working compare salaries in their The top-secret plane, an SR71 assigned to the Strategic Business Office 355-3447 Ine talk Wednesday night arranged by the on the list was out for three departments. Cantlon Air Command's reconnaissance wing at Beale, was en route Photographic 355-8311 leconciliation Commission now in Aden. weeks with a serious illness, replied that the list was to Elmendorf Air Force Base, near Anchorage, late Campus Information 353-8700 ■ contact followed two days of fighting along pub lished alphabetically Thursday. because the trustees were |rder. interested in individual March slated faculty listing, instead of department listings. erman trade-leaders talk | and West German trade union leaders by former GIs Veterans for Peace and Vietnam Veterans Against the War will march in the Members from collective bargaining groups said they doubted the list would have much effect on the upcoming both election, OCT 23 1 theif first eVtt summit meeting in East 24 Lansing Veterans Day though Tomkins said it may Thtlrsdar- ' parade Monday. aid the MSU Faculty The group will assemble Associates in of Jommunique said they would meet again next at 7:30 p.m. at the corner run-off election. case a ■in West Germany. of Michigan Avenue and 1 contact is another step along the thorny Larch Street. Buses will pick ■toward an accommodation in the divided up the marchers at SOUND ly Edgewood People's Church between rival states and different social llitical systems. at 7 p.m. and at the west entrance of the MSU Union OF A at 7:15 p.m. STAMPEDE ferman wins Nobel Prize ■man Ion novelist Heinrich Compiling and printing lists the 1972 Nobel Prize jterature on Thursday for of names has little to ao with the leading the revival of In letters from the dark encouragement of reasoned decision¬ If Nazi rule. making. J■eran 54-year-oldcited World War was by the J Swedish Academy for The tactic of spending ■ga significant role in the of German literature thousands of dollars to This novels and short I denouncing the futility Tankard protect a status quo that ■r and the shallowness of ■e-class life in postwar .. . always a popular drinking, cup is repressive to most of J»y. |l was the first German to to symbolize good fellowship and cheer. the faculty has even less ■ the prestigious award to do with encouraging ■the late Thomas Mann in J four years before Hitler reasoned decision-making. |to power. I Leo G. Carroll dies „ Scare words - "restrictions'* limitations"-have nothing to do ■ ,^arr°H' known for his television roles iPPer and as Mr. with encouraging reasoned decison- Waverly on "The Man ■ U N.C.L.E.," will be buried Thursday after a ■m mass at the Blessed Sacrament Church in making -andnothing to do with real Tvood. 85, who died Monday in Presbyterian achievements of negotiations. 1,1 "ale. Wl11 be buried in Grandview Cemetery in n in debut England * of Irish parents, - he made his " All of this has,however, a on the London in 1911. He f %>ley" "e stage °n Broadway in such plays as "The Late great deal to do with an an(j "Angel Street." His movie '"eluded "Spellbound," "Suspicion," attempt to start a stampede- ffnng heights" and "The House on 92nd and that can happen only Fashioned after 18th design in lead-free an century pewter with lustrous satin finish. Graceful scroll when irrational fears j Indian village flooded handle and polished glass bottom. 1 pt. capacity. Available with Appropriate Engraving for dominate reason. personal Gifts ... Award or Trophy Presentation _.'i tribal otficials say a large earthen dam gave I hursday, flooding part of this Indian ■unity in northeastern Arizona. Use Our Convenient Tal officials said the Moenkopi Dam, one of Layaway Plan J the area, broke about 9 a.m., sending water /MSU/E4 i16 community of 1,100. Make Leon G Jy said there were no immediate reports of Your Gift 319 E. Grand River Ave. ■ les' though many were left homeless. Headquarters East Lansing, Mich. EDITORIAL POINT OF VIEW State should weigh y an student health By WARREN J. DAY Chairman of city antiwar subcommittee plan subcommittee (although e mutually agreed University urgency, disgust, and frustration of the general public over the May 1972 p®,e", the procedural Poizel as a "^nation 0f The Oct. 13 State News account of dministrative representative escalation of the war in Indochina. the p, f A sick student is a poor health care is usually one of President Wharton's "progress" report repeatedly sought to deny that •The University subcommittee resultanY~maruh^ resulted in student. And, unless health care those projects. regarding antiwar hastily proposals might agreement.) 1 submit the following initially took its task very seriously. recommendatons |(| becomes a high priority issue in well have included flashback to the and the a additional information for your Putting aside personal agendas, the three frustrated » Health care is seldom of high Sept. 28 article in which he denied any the University budget, medical improvements to help sick importance because the foot-dragging, instead claiming, "It's readers: • Certainly, in the context of its subcommittee members met long hours, received reports and testimony produced a minority^* * governor's budget office and the just that we're not dealing with any from the administration, and began The above students will be impossible. timetable." University antiwar urgent assignment, the University manipulate. In its 1973-74 budget, legislature do not favorably subcommittee was a disappointment drafting recommendations. Testimony was received subcommittee chairman Charles Poizel consider using state funds for described the subcommittee's work as to anyone hoping for (as mildly stated •But President Wharton interrupted administration, not from tS* Univeristy Health Center officials what are termed were seeking chanK health and "insignificant;" Univeristy inaction in the charge from the board of the intense orderly process underway hope to receive revenues to offer policies. 2) There health services for students comfort items. was not, therefore, As unexpected. chairman of the city trustees) "an objective review of current policies and recommedations by a July 3rd request for a July 7 thus was no restricting wider in* 0^ ' Those items highlighted in the conclusion, to which the majority of full connected with the University, subcommittee, I participated in all for possible or desirable change." And the subcommittee agreed. Perhaps an committee, comprised last budget were supportive and but who are not immediatly sessions of the University that charge failed to reflect the appropriate action then would have university services and financial aid for members, was not able enrolled. This would cover recommendations thus to!!11 students who have dropped out disadvantaged students. This more step of elimi^L for a term to work but plan to budget's highlights may be working on fine mutual critiqjfly return to the expenditures for higher salaries, seven-member so-ct University. It would also cover students for expanding enrollment in the two report becomes in effect« - medical schools, and the College report from the one year after completing their committee. 4) To twenty of Urban Affairs. Improved date, „0 education. new action toward ending th. health care is not likely to be been taken The service would be by MSU. considered. implemented on a fee basis. ?nIixon protested. "The Dirty Unfortunately student responsibility for this. When the Old Nixon walked into defendants in the Watergate bugging " "Will you stop worrying about Department was my baby. It trial." your only fun I've had in four yean, POINT OF VIEW "Don't hand me that stuff," the place in history? We took a survey, am I going to do now?" President said. "You've put me in a and it showed that the public couldn't "You're to stay in your room helluva spot! How could you do it to care less about the Watergate and the Election Day," the New Nixoi me?" other things that have come McGovern bot "Ah, come on. You're overreacting. We were just having a little fun with out concerning our operation. The attitude is 'Everyone does it during firmly. "Suppose I don't? Suppose I M'CHAEL an election year."' everything to The Washington" judgment of pending court decisions. Neither can it hope to the Democrats. No one takes it the Old Nixon asked. Muskegon sophomore "That's just swell," the New Nixon In my opinion succeed if its standard bearer is contradictory about his seriously," the Old Nixon said. "Don't threaten me, Tricky," the Democratic campaign I have - said sarcastically. "But do witnessed so far this election year has been one of the stand on specific issues, "But we didn't need it," the New you know New Nixon said. "If you do any how many man - hours the dirtiest ever conducted in memory and one whose issues are .... ... t Nixon said. "We're ahead by 28 per Justice to further embarrass me or er' 1 believe the American voter today is concerned about t j j u » cent in Department, the FBI and the White built upon flimsy suppositions and the polls. It makes us look my re • election, I will turn outright slander. security and is more eager, for the most part, to continue House have spent on this Richard Kleindienst everything! The candidate, George McGovern, has cheap and unscrupulous." problem? waged a battle the wf a6ai"st communist aggression than o accept I've had to promise a against himself. His primary issues reflect a desperate s"™r\der The Old Nixon retorted, "Sure, you complete and about your involvement with attempt to win the vote of the antiwar minority. He pledges oldfashionedfd the abandonment of an ally. Such open investigation of every facet of Howard Hughes loan. Do I can say that now. But at the time we values as personal appeal, military toughness the case." to weaken and possibly, in time, destroy something and ^e protection and expansion, within limits, of started the intelligence operation no myself perfectly clear?" uppermost in Americans' minds one knew what was The Old Nixon, looking dc - national security. He has constitutional guarantees of individual freedom are more going to happen. "And you've done a good job on it, vowed to cut defense Suppose it had been real close? Our and defeated, said "Yes sir, spending and is naive enough to lively to be considered than an unstable platform promising Dickey boy," the Old Nixon chortled. believe the world will follow suit. amnesty, busing and cowardly capitulation. Dirty Tricks Department could have President." 'They won't be able to lay a finger on McGovern claims political made the difference. You've sabotage on the part of the 1 happen to believe that war is inevitable, but I also think been us before Election Day." Copyright 1972, Los Angeles" Republican Party and goes so far as to implicate the Peace is possible if given time. Nixon has in four years built president himself - a rash gesture. He claims the the foundation for peace in Vietnam, but the proposals of incumbent, Nixon, has "sold out" the American people and that he, McGovem, is the true candidate Gf°rge McGovern would not only destroy that carefully John Borger, editor when nationwide "for the people," laid foundation but also jeopardize our position as a world in - chief; Charlie Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne polls show that the people, on the whole, Power- The constant bombardment of North Vietnam favor Nixon. Then, in editor. classified advertising manager; B_ response, he charges that "voter should be viewed as a conscious reaffirmation of our Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy R apathy" to the supposed corruption in the Wilbins, office manager. administration is to blame for the results of the present Position as an ally and not as continuing brutal murder of city editor; Bill Whiting, photo editor;Gary Members of the board of director* pollsters interview a wide cross section of polls. But helP,ess villagers, as seen by the enemy - an enemy which Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, copy chief. Spaniolo, president; Debbie broadly based term as "voter apathy" can not be people. Such a favors McGovern for president. vice president; Carolyn Stieber, secretWj Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; treasurer; Frank Senger. Roland w» justly to so diverse a group. (That's like assigned The above dissertation reflects my belief that McGovern Jim Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Tom Riordan. saying that all is not the true representative of the Al Kirleis, circulation persons with long hair are hippies!) people, nor is he manager. The Michigan State News is a seven- In my mind, McGovern is indicative of the "world politician" which Nixon recipient of the Pacemaker Award a candidate running "scared." represents Art Levin, general manager; Robert A to me. I see in McGovern a candidate outstanding journalism. campaign cannot be based on calumny and pre - made pool of contradictions and condemnations. floundering in a self- Two the Israel Orchestra by Philharmonic, Collins George, but collection of scurrilous as described rather imposters. I a related to things I learned from him. I would hate to see his contribution ignored simply because he is less vocal going the wrong streets way on one way and traffic circles. The city upbringing, parents, social mores most importantly, our own p* To the Editor: went to the trouble of hope that the Lecture Concert office - than I and thus, less likely to have his putting in experiences. What is right f will lose no time in special curbs on Hagadorn and On Oct. 3, I attended the looking into this name found in print. person is not necessarily n| fraudulent substitution of orchestras. students still use the road. Students Cents performance of the another. This is part of the uniq Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Thank you for this complain about cars passing too close of every individual. Thus, regaro on campus. opportunity to to them and then the Peasant that I am, I Howard Brody correct what was otherwise student turns whether or not you believe so thought that I had East Lansing resident an around and rides seen a highly satisfactory concert. excellent statement about the right down the is good or bad, you just cann° Oct. 12,1972 middle of two lanes of I did not learn how Psychology 290 TV course. and out of stopped traffic. cars, weaving in your own views upon others a misguided I had them the right to do what they been until Oct. 6, when I read the Andrew M. Barclay Worth review of the concert in the State News. concert Your reviewer "adequate," excoriated called the Sex c associate professor of psychology Oct. 17,1972 Personally I think students regulations bicycles. need and to a few of the MSU read responsibilities up on for is right. Secondly, we are not murder. Shooting someone blank with a gun or di conductor Zubin Mehta for his "erratic" running The State News welcomes tempo, and suggested in conclusion In the story on Psychology 290, in over with a car (as one ant'f Carol Jean Esmar letter mentions) is interrupts,, all letters. They should typed to a 65 space line and be that the orchestra more. ought to practice the Tuesday issue, the that I was the involved in reporter stated only faculty member Bike senior departmental secretary foreign student office which has actively begun someone who may be loved an ■ tn, double spaced. Letters teaching the course. The Subsequently, the Israel story was a good job of reporting and I To the Editor: Oct. 17,1972 for by others. Vacuuming should be signed and Philharmonic played in Detroit and I would like to uterus is merely disposing of", include hometown, chanced to read the review clarify this statement This letter is in student, by Collins which was due to the response to cells - a life, if you so desire faculty George, veteran music critic of the reporter missing or staff standing and several words. What I said Tuesday's letter from Sherri Gold. Just one that certainly will not be that I Abortion was local phone number. No Detroit Free Press. George noted that because a sign saying motorists must If your moral or religious was the only faculty member involved the orchestra has "a unsigned letter will be unity of tone to in supervising the TV 290 course. Our yield to pedestrians in marked prevent you from having a" its violin section that few orchestras crosswalks doesn't To the Editor: , accepted for publication. department also offers the course live, mean students can — fine — you simply do n0 The State News will can maintain," and praised Mehta for in a dart in front of cars anyplace have one. But to deny someo print his "meticulous" conducting with slightly different format, under on There is so much talk of abortion the direction of Professor campus. I have experienced twice this the right to an abortion, unsigned letters only in "deliberate" tempos. This with regard Donald L. these days - whether or not it week students on bicycles or on foot is extreme cases. Letters to one of the same Grummon. Grummon was right or wrong - that in the midst pretentious and immoral in i ' may pieces that the running across the street, and laughing of be edited for instrumental in all our heated live and let live" means jus clarity and orchestra performed at MSU. introducing the as they did it, when you had to apply arguments, we have conciseness that Since it is unthinkable that teaching of human sexuality to the overlooked the most allowing others to live their so more your MSU campus. At the time I was a new the breaks too quickly. This did not important factor freely and, above all, to m letters reviewer could have deviated in involved: The right to can be any assistant professor who knew happen in crosswalks. have an own decisions. accommodated. Letters will way from very abortion. an objective and expert little about how to teach not be edited for appraisal, I am forced to conclude that human I have also complained and it is the Donna M. content. sexuality. Many of my ideas and First, morality is not absolute it the orchestra playing at MSU was not practices in the 290 course are same complaint of several people in relative to the individual - is graduate directly my office of students on bicycles is often conscience. It Boston, dependent upon Oct. ll> religious POINT OF VIEW by Garry Trudeau houever, s/n/ce you chjt's you i hea&p you uere coming fop the ueekenu i pared made me £ffo#t you cftH hhve wk pun of we house md kitchen privileges, ju. Nixon By THOMAS GALE MOORE fosters hops n k/fts ft views the domestic programs of the that may be quibbling.) At the same Professor of Economics candidates, he should vote for the one time McGovern promised that he In this election campaign the who seems best able to foster world would drastically reduce our forces in overriding issue is the ability of each peace. I would urge that that man is Europe and cut to three the number of candidate to foster peace and prevent President Nixon. aircraft carriers actually in operation world war. Not only do our lives and Sen. McGovern is a well meaning throughout the world. These steps the lives of our families, friends and would eliminate us as a power in the idealist; unfortunately he fails to neighbors depend on the successful understand international affairs. Good Mediterranean. As a consequence the operation of our foreign policy, but it will and idealism are not sufficient to Israeli government has become quite is the one issue over which the concerned at the maintain world peace. For example, prospect of President has ultimate control. In McGovern in his Oct. 5 speech on McGovern as president. It has even domestic policy the President can only been reliably reported that the Israeli foreign policy rejected the concept of propose while Congress must dispose. a balance of power. He said that the consul has been stumping New York This often means that presidential ".. balance of power thesis attempts to for Nixon. McGovern has tried to proposals are scuttled or completely force onto the contemporary world a reassure Israel: he has pledged to changed (e.g., President Nixon's naive prenuclear view dating back to protect every inch of its soil, including welfare reform proposal was just the 19th century and before." It is not that captured in the '67 war. But how completely scrapped by Congress). In the prenuclear view that is naive, it is is McGovern to do it? The only real the international arena, a president has Sen. McGovern, for nothing has weapons left in McGovern's arsenal the power to order missiles fired would be atomic If McGovern's changed in world politics, but the ones. towards Moscow, send our troops to weapons. As Czechoslovakia and proposed military reductions were invade China or to order our fleet to Hungary indicate the Russians are still completely carried out, the U.S. would blockade Cuba. By the time Congress a brutal militaristic society where still be able to devastate the Russians can react it could be too late. idealism in government circles is as or any other power with atomic Therefore, no matter how a voter rare as clean air in the city of New weapons, but we would be unable to York. To attempt to deal with such a INT OF VIEW society through good will and idealism is to court disaster. launch any other type of military response. Let us consider the President's McGovem said in the same speech record. Today three - and - a - half Come home wit that "We will put our relations with individual developing countries on a firm footing, not relegate them to an insignificant place in a balance of years after he took office the world is considerably in 1968. In now a cease more peaceful than it was the Middle East there is fire, the Russians are gone I fabricated subsequent to the event. power." In practice he continues to from Egypt and there are increasing By KAREN CORDRY What kind of violence did Sandy touched off the demonstration and his ignore the realities of their existence. signs that a settlement may be I Baltimore, Md. senior Students were shot at with rifles which Scheuer turn to when she was on her justice department refused to For example, he has called the possible. Much of the credit for this a lot of people on this had a range of two miles. It was intervene in a judicial tragedy. In order i way to class and was killed. What government of Thailand "a corrupt can be attributed to the weren't here murder, and to win our votes now, he has muzzled present who pure simple. It happened afterwards deepended my military dictatorship," adding that he administration. Today, because of radicalized me more than any other event. jd-a-half years ago and lot of I lay the blame on disgust with the Nixon administration, Agnew and parades his Young Voters for the President. But, remember three would withdraw our troops and Nixon, China is in the UN and trade hay be thinking of voting for resident Nixon. The prosecutor of the state jury, a airpower from that country as soon as between the mainland and the U.S. has fl'd like to remind those people His unconstitutional invasion touched friend of Gov. Rhodes who ordered years ago when he said, "I understand North Vietnam has released our begun. The Russian summit [whatdon't happened on May 4,1970. remember, that may off the weekend of violence. The itslef rally the troops in, never presented the FBI that there has been opposition to the war in Vietnam. However, under no prisoners. That statement ignores the conference, which produced i was peaceful. Nixon's report. Not a single guardsman was . . Thai government. Does he think that agreements on administration encouraged circumstances will I be affected space, medicine and I why you can still be for disreagard indicated as a result. Nixon's attorney the Thai government will allow us the armament control, has moved us whatever by it." He said that when he luxury of keeping our forces in that towards a more peaceful world. The t was the day that National still had to face re-election. Will he be I lay the blame on President Nixon. His country only as long as it is in our SALT agreement is one of the most n murdered four students at any less arrogant and contemptuous if interest? Of course it won't. In fact unconstitutional invasion touched off the weekend significant steps in the direction of Itate. Murder is the word — even he needs no longer worry? the Thais have promised that if arms control in world of violence. The rally itself was peaceful. Nixon's Just to remind oursleves of where history. It was jAgnew used it. He said it was McGovern is elected, they will ask us not achieved through wishful thinking this country has gone — 200 years ago [premeditated but done in administration encouraged disregard of civil to withdraw our forces immediately. but by hard bargaining to reach a goal lense, however, J. Edgar liberties. in Boston a group of British troups So by his own moralistic bombast. of mutual interest. Moreover, Nixon t's own FBI dipsuted that, surrounded by a mob with their backs McGovern has made it impossible to had the courage, which no previous ting to their report,, the troops of civil liberties. When Spiro talked to the wall, killed several Americans. It carry out his own plan. Take another president has had, to repudiate o danger and were unjustified general, John Mitchell, refused to took the best lawyer in the colonies to about "effete snobs" and Nixon called conduct a federal investigation either example. McGovern says he will unilaterally germ warfare by ordering Kg into the crowd. Altogether 13 students "bums" he started a belief civil keep them from being hung. Two recognize the Peking government. Has our stock of all such weapons to be 1 were shot, four are dead, one is as a rights case or for perjury. years ago, in Nixon's America , the he weighed the costs of this action? Bed. Of that number four were that students were fair game. "There are substantial indications that best lawyers couldn't keep 16 students destroyed and by promising never to Even if he had no responsibility for at least two or more guardsmen are Recognition is a two party use such a weapon even in self defense. ■ the back and seven more were from being sent to jail. America has arrangement; China, too, must agree. Nixon has virtually eliminated the | the side; some while they were the actions before the massacre, he lying concerning this fact (whether wandered far from its founding. It is The cost of agreement is likely to be draft which will expire next spring. He n the ground. The whole story bears a heavy responsibility for the they fired any shots)," said the FBI. time to come home with McGovern. Formosa. has withdrawn half a million men from events thereafter. His The end result that 25 students ■ipers was a fiction which reaction was was McGovern has made it clear that the Vietnam and will no doubt shortly ■peared in subsequent unspeakably callous, "when dissent were indicted including the student Greek government is also a "corrupt bring that tragic episode to close. give turns to a violence, it invites tragedy." body president — a ROTC cadet. I lay jation. ■was some According to the FBI, Not even a word of sympathy. And the blame on Nixon's door. His military dictatorship" in his view. The President has moved far reason to believe that r (There is good evidence to indicate towards achieving his generation of lardsmen's < university. male (behind Meijer's ADVENTIST CHURCH in Iowa. The encounter meeting return for the jubilee year volunteers ^1 149 Hlqhland Avenue CENTRAL UNITED The Edgewood United will be part of a "Shalom dedication of the new The Lutheran president generate some enthusiasm in inteaj Thrifty Acres) East Lansing Church will begin its fall Weekend" in which the church will speak to thtj building. college men. If you have 9:45 11:00 - Sunday School "Born Free" 337-1430 METHODIST program with encounter Andersons will try to students at the regular interest you a ho|J group activity today and combine the insights of Farwell has received Lutheran would! Across from the capitol Students Assn. share with an 7:00 p.m. No evening Saturday Services: Sermon — Saturday. The session will humanism into those of the theological credits from five dinner - meeting to be held older3 be conducted by encounter this program service Group Bible Study 9:30 AM Judaeo Christian faith. - universities. He is scheduled Friday night. i "Praise The Lord, Hear Leighton Ford talents. The encounter 8:31) p.m. - CO - uni - bus Worship 11:00 AM And Pass The Ammunition!' group UNIVERSITY session is one of several (A Chirstian Wednesday: programs that Edgewood interaction youth group) Discussion and Prayer Groups BAPTIST has scheduled for its RAPS U.S. SYSTEM W.E. Robinson, pastor young 7:30 PM Service - 7:30 p.m CHURCH people. Others include David Daku,youth minister Call 882-6580 or above Nursery Available 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, sessions on 349-2135 marriage Church phone 349-2830 number if you need transportation 485-9477 East Lansing Worship • 10:00 a.m. enrichment, psychologist Don Melcer; value exploration, led led by Child care instructio For bus transportation by peoples the Rev. Paige Birdwell and FIRST CHURCH OF ST. JOHN and other information call: personal growth and CHRIST, SCIENTIST at Grand River Collingwood Entrance Sat. STUDENT CENTER 327 M.A.C. evening mass 7:00 p.m chuRch 351-4144 or 332-8472 awareness by Stimson. The groups, directed psychologist Rev. Roger urged by psychology Elwin D. America is 50 years De Finta was the author "Until East Lansing Sunday Masses: Interdenominational all chii| 8:30 a.m. Farwell, president of Luther behind the times in the of a basic course for child workers have | 9:45 a.m. 200 W. Grand River EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY College will speak at the rrethods it uses to treat its care workers, which, under training, we can't talkj 11:15 a.m. at Michigan University Lutheran Church socially and emotionally sponsorship of the Michigan any real treatment,'M 6:00 p.m. 332-5073 at M.S.U. Sunday. maladjusted children, a Assn. of Children's Agencies "Probation After Death" 9:00 p.m. Farwell, who attended child psychologist trained in and with funds from the Only those phone 351 7160 pra WORSHIP SERVICE - University Lutheran as a Europe and Canada, Weekday Schedule declared Tuesday. office of criminal justice, who have had| 8:00 a.m. provide basic training for experience in chili ALL SAINTS CHURCH UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN Leslie de Finta, director Wednesday Evening Meeting 12:30 p.m. 9:30 and 11:00 .275 Michigan child care situations shoul a.m. CHURCH of th.» Intermediate 8:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 800 Abbott Road workers, last year. permitted to teacn Reading Room The Rev. W. A. 310 N. Hagadorn Campus, Starr "We make good cars. care workers, he conn ST. JOHN EAST Eddy, rector located in Church "Putting It All Together" Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Commonwealth, Albion, . . OPEN 8:00 - Holy Communion Worship 10:45 a.m. and professional child- care everything, but we neglect "We 10:00 our children," he lamented. say we Ion Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. 4828 S. Hagadorn - Morning Prayer 332-5193 332-3035 worker with experience in children, but when ti and Sermon "We should put Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri, Sunday Masses: by Dr. Wallace Robertson Free Transportation three nations, attended a our into a little trouble,! evenings 7 - 9p.m. 9:45 a.m. two-day child care workers' knowledge behind our work them in some ii with kids. 11:15 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL workshop in Kellog Center. instead of giving then All are welcome 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. "We "Everybody who works Weekday Schedule are 25 years behind treatment, to attend church services :30 p.m. Monday-Thurs. Crib through Adults ALUMNI CHAPEL THE CARRIAGE HILL Europe and 14 years behind with emotionally disturbed and visit and use the or delinquent children providing then For information Coffee Hour on campus GOSPEL HALL Canada in requiring reading room. more should have a basic r equ ired for | Call 337-9778 After Services The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain 2960 Lake Lansing Rd professional training of our treatment," de I 5:00 p.m.-Holy Communion child case workers: We still knowledge of how to work continued. East Lansing with them." don't have it," he declared. Psychologists and "We have no excn EAST LANSING ,~pN pNITY CHURCH Edgewood United Invites You to Attend on Sundays psychiatrists who work with these children only a few hours a week,now must turn challenged. "If we ail a sports palace fori 841 Timberlane Drive fl Guest Speaker Worship 9:30 am million or pay $11 Dr. C. Cleon Morrill East Lansing Telephone: 351 469 N. Church Sunday School 10:45 Gospel 7:30 pm am them over to untrained workers who undo the good for a baseball players, we or should M W Hagadorn, E. Lansing - An Ecumenical Fellowship and frequently do a Interdenominational money to curij University Classes _ 9:45 A.M. Worship Services - 9:30 and 11:00 Contact 332-6734 considerable amount of emotionally disturM a.m. 'Morning Worship Service- H"00 A.M. damage, he explained. delinquent children." j "What Wilt Thou Have Me To Do?" Sermon by Dr. Truman A. Morrison (Kvenmg services cancelled due to University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE Leighton Ford reach Reachout) For transportation Sunday Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bus schedule mornings and evenings MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. "On Judgement" Tim Limburg, Speaking EVZNING SERVICE - 7:00 p.i "Phony Religion" \ } A Rev. Hoksbergen speaking Visit our new Student Center open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 warm up to the active spectator coat of soft mmmm* For transportation Canadian wool. .double (HBTOIMtfEID »"™° . breasted, belled, wool AND STUDENT CENTER plaid lined and frame - 1509 RIVER TERRACE LClVlS collared with furry ^mvtk clLitA for students at Lutheran acrylic pile. Great MARTIN LUTHER 1518 S. Washington Lansing CHAPEL Campus stadium fare! Navy, Sunday - 7:00 p.m. 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries brown or wine. "Lions with Lockjaw" Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA 38 to 42 sizes. $50. WORSHIP HOURS for students and by Dr. Sugden faculty at 11:00 a.m. Communion 9:30 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY Fellowship 9:45 A.M. 8:30 p.m. 1st & 3rd LUTHERANCHURCH 'College Bible Class 1020 S. Harrison Refreshments Matins In the fireside room. annual reception 2nd & 4th 332-2559 Sunday 11:00 a.m. for faculty and staff at ASCENSION LUTHERAN 2780 Haslett WORSHIP HOURS 8:30 a.m. Matins Jacobsorfs "The Look That Transforms" 337-7691 Dr. Roy Schroeder 10:30 a.m. Common Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery,Youth Pastor WORSHIP HOURS Service FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Wednesday- Call 482-0754 for information Sunday Schools Vespers 9:15 a.m. YOUR PARKING TICKET WILL GLADLY BE VALIDATED n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 1M Faculty haroldson ftlews Staff Writer both MSU - Associates (MSU-FA) and Faculty The agents two say bargaining collective backers blast Cantlon hurt if there is a faculty union. According to Cantlon's arbitor to hear the case leave, the tenture and recruiting top system The bargaining agents the American Assn. of comments, the involved. This would replace - notch disagree. They point out Ictive bargaining bargaining in other "If the faculty wish to collectivisation of faculty the present system where faculty, Cantlon said there some of the advances made University Professors |s say they seriously ( £ A UP ), Ca ntlon's universities has not led to any rigidity. In addition, assume the role of labor, would lead to an additional the president or board of could be changes if in other universities where I with Provost John statement that then they cannot also grievance procedure with trustees is the final judge in collective bargaining is Vc recent remarks collective they said this problem will continue to exercise all of the one presently used. It the matter. The two collective bargaining exists. accepted, but that it is Jl the Oct. 5 MSU bargaining will lead to "a not exist here either. their present management makes little sense to have bargaining agents said the difficult to say how much. They also repeat that it will uniformity and rigidity of Cantlon also said ■ News • Bulletin. prerogatives by participating both, he said. neutral arbitor would be He also said that collective be up to the faculty to the faculty" is contested academic freedom Vtements issued by may be in a wide - range of decision MSU-FA and AAUP said more fair than the present bargaining does not decide the courses of action - making processes." the only changes would be guarantee anything, to take and the type of system. MSU-FA and AAUP the addition of a neutral In matters of sabbatical particularly salaries. improvements desired. hopeful believe the contrary will istee exist. If the faculty is backed by a strong contract McGovern and union, academic ir Iherineneilsen unit brought angry responses, study Brinn also said freedom will be enhanced, according to the prospective unions. Cantlon said students in supported by environmental unit he will Staff Writer the idea of a committee was academic government would ,S give personal testimony that conceived to be affected by collective luman Rights party supposedly members of the MSU Dept. e for the board of investigate the nature of of Public Safety take names bargaining. MSU's involvement in the "Much of our recent ■ this week criticized war." and keep members of effort to arrive at a Michigan's top environment and all jeopardized the "citizens the right to police jversity war study radical groups under environmental protection Americans." environment in favor of polluters." (tee for "being a According to the surveillance for political consensus system leaders have pledged their The committee roster business interests. These Praise also went to farce that left minority report, the purposes. unquestionably will be support for the election of also includes M. Robert included the impounding of McGovern's support of such _„.ianged." factfinding Committee on Campus police attended undone," he said. Sen. George McGovem, it Carr, Democratic $700 million, appropriated legislation as the Water University Policies Relating AAUP said Cantlon's ■date Dave Brinn the spring trial of Lee was announced Thursday. congressional candidate for for ecological causes. to the Indochina War, acted conclusion is not based on Quality Act of 1972, the ■will endorse efforts Thomas, member of the fact because faculty The Michigan the 6th District and former development of tax America to hold totally in bad faith, failed to Prisoners Environmentalists for assistant attorney general in The committee praised, n circulate the evidence Solidarity committees and incentives to curb industrial ■ersity war crimes as was Committee arrested at a faculty McGovern Committee, charge of environmental among other McGovern agreed and allowed study groups have which includes pollution, and the 1 and end military upon Lansing demonstration, Joseph Sax, protection. records, the passage of the redistribution of monies L. Brinn said he I i t tie or no public stimulated student professor at the University Hart-McGovern bill on though Thomas had no In their announcement, from the Highway iTust participation, he said. The participation in the past and of Michigan, criticized |d make his MSU subcommittee also connection with the would continue to do President Nixon for yielding they listed seven cases in environmental control, Fund to mass transit lnent public at the University, Brinn said. so. which they say Nixon which they say gives refused to meet with the Cantlon and the "to pressure from special programs. , America meeting The trustee candidate East Lansing subcommittee, said an officer at the trial collective bargaining interests rather than he said. advocates disagree on the greeted him with, "Hi exercising energetic national "So much for the famed issue of faculty grievance. Dave." leadership on behalf of the SIZZLERS!!! channels," he said. tribunal, which will try the University as an institution, will hopefully do a better job at showing "the particularly heavy role" SJ99 (List s5") Everything have heard is you $2" true. Don't miss (List s5") this golden opportunity to experience the epitone of Rock A1 Green, "I'm Still in Love With You" $2*9 & Roll, at Grover Washington, Jr., "All The King's Horses" $2" The Stylistics, "Round 2" $29* THE We Always sell all S5.98 Classical LP's Columbia, Angel, RCA, DDG (S6.98), Melo $393 - - diya, London. Decca for - S We Always sell all S2.98 budget labels (Nonesuch, Victrols, Odyssey, etc.) for $ 198 I CmA A Afaoie B Ml" L 18" Blacklite & Fixture s20" E 48" Blacklite & Fixture COMPLETE LINE OF BLANK TAPE S ALL CASSETTES $4" (Friday and Saturday Only) UNDAY, OCT. 22 RAINBOW TAPE Across from the Union 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Oc,oU Actors make Forty Carats' glitter By EDD RUDZATS "Forty Carats" has is that age, along with a fine flair in the feverishness by the makes his performance entertaining. And her Edwards, however, emerges State News Reviewer Ann's teenage daughter for this sort of comedy. Her middle of the first act and enjoyable. But this casual outrageous wardrobe greatly so lifelessly that is is , *F°rty Carat," l bubbly "Forty Carats" is one of Trina has fallen in love with Ann strikes a happy begins to sparkle the play quality works against him in contributes to Weston's difficult to imagine how a and Broadwly ! those typical wealth 55-year-old Eddy medium between as the closing scenes where capable performance. young girl could become although tufL. Broadway youth and develops. comedies — bright and Edwards, one of Ann's maturity, making it easy to Mark Mason is more strength is called for. Marci Wolfe and Bill enamored of him. i8 stl" a breezy yet utterly clients. see how The emotions are there, Helder turn in accomplished Among the rest of the Peasant young man could 8taTfh"neVen5t a In appropriately suave and predictable in its spite of its find her attractive. charming as Peter Latham, they just need to be more performances in their cast, Teresa Bishop shines in development. However, as predictability, however, the Murbarger does have a Ann's intense. respective roles as Ann's the small role of Mrs. J"* the mind from and the first production of the Civic Players' production of tendency, in her opening young performance admirer. His has such a Ann's mother, as daughter Trina and former Lat' am, Peter's mother. fast-paj" Lansing Civic Players' 44th "Forty Carats" is still fun to scenes, toward a calm, relaxed air about it husband Billy. They both Bishop expertly shows how watch. Director Gene protrayed by Marcia exhibit natural the consecutive season, it high-pitched intensity that that it serves as a perfect a ease on a small role can gain stature The show Rucker keeps the pace fast Weston, just the right air contiti^ provides light, diverting seems too feverish and foil for Murbarger's easily stage that makes them easy through good timing and Pm 5? a snobbishness coupled evening, thanks to Gene and furious and the laughs almost melodramatic in excitable Ann. Mason has an of with a sugar coating, making to watch. interaction with the other 2? " B;;i0 Saturday in the Rucker's direction and come fairly regularly. tone. Yet Murbarger reigns understated delivery that her wisecracks all the more Art Smith's Eddy characters. High School Audi several fine performances Unfortunately the scene from a competent cast. changes are so slow that at As a play, "Forty Carats" times the continuity of the suffers from its play falters because of the predictability, for although lapse between scenes. Fewer Painters exhibition features costume changes among the many comic situations arise to complicate the romance principals could remedy this between Ann Stanley, a problem and make the entire production much 40-year-old divorcee, and Peter Latham. her tighter. Carol Murbarger Ann 22-year-old admirer, the as of these Stanley has vivacious dimensions of local art outcome a charm that enhances her complications is evident from the start. The only new twist portrayal of the 40-year-old divorcee worried about her By MAUREEN GENTLE wor One such work, Dorothy Dorothy Potter Barnett's Mountainscape is that of On a somewhat with a blurred State News Reviewer deeper li Gheen's Alpha Mountainscape while not as nature as apart from man, level, intensity of emotional The Michigan Painters helps to Save Exhibition Community at Art Lansing Gallery Fragmentation, provocative combination of is a sensually stimulating, is pleasing in its simplicity and and treated in a detached and impersonal manner. expression Norm distinguishes Sedelmaier's atmosphere of a dre«, create memory. In contrast to cacophony and discipline. It spareness of design. Whereas character study entitled softness of color holds many interesting In direct contrast to this and On surprises. works Many of these of local artists are embodies the feeling of a nervous, nondirectional Alpha • Fragmentation gives the impression of random impersonal study of nature is Margot Evans' delightfully Sue. A dreamlike envelopes this portrait of a feeling the model's demeanor, that p< suas valuable for their emotional energy force harnessed and energy, Mountainscape woman that is emphasized given color and shape. perronal fantasy of flowers mysteriously content, as well as suggests a natural balance by the choice and handling intense strength. The Sunday.. interesting embody excitement a because they sense of the of personal The result is a striking symphony of bound by an erratic but contrasts and nature order. The and honed to bare pattern. latter simplified, purified, is entitled The Morning Stroll. This work, done in water color, is a fresh, unspoiled of the media. The use of softened, rose of the qualities personal juxtapositionoC is sort a of i nevertheless rhythmical The total effect of and cheerful view of nature. - toned pastels combined Have a complete discovery. expression. dinner Sunday evening organization. It seems to suggest a sense of rhythm IF^", not just a hamburger - at a price you can afford! Choice of: that is musical in quality, taking us out of the purely ON 'BURLESQUE' Austrian Ravioli visual sensual experience Meatballs w/brown rice into the plane of aural Shaved ham 355-1836 sensual experience. Family of And: 5 Salad, beverage, dessert - 7p.m. snoo BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS TONIGHT & SATURDAY Family, an excellent some eerie comes synthesizer Friend, the Sun," an age British group, is finally work, an instrument Family acoustic song with a getting the American has recently added 'M r£- U Rain people exposure with the they so deserve release of repertoire, and has a very dreamy quality to it. to their haunting melody. "Glove" is superbly orchestrated and touches one of Chapman's don't "Bandstand," their seventh "Dark Eyes" is a favorite fantasies ("Picked have album. transitional song, very short, up a lady's glove...she said Cafeteria »answers any Leading off the album is "Burlesque," one of Roger with fine harmony. That leads into the block - 'young man, I'd be so pleased if you'd accompany reco Lower Level Union Building Chapman's bumpy drinking busting "Broken Nose" me awhile.' ") "Ready to and sexing tunes (remember ("The day that I stopped Go," a lazy rocker, and Regular Cafeteria Service 12 ■ 2 P.M. "Sat'd'y Barfly" or "Fearless") featuring his loving you, was the day you broke my nose") — set to "Top of the Hill," a fatalistic view revie on life, close By EUGENE WHITE! usual bawdy lyrics and driving, crunching rhythm out the album. Gueit Review ingenious melodic quirks. and a synthesizer lead Which brings us to "The "Bolero Babe" employs guaranteed to melt bone Rocking Rs," a song not on marrow. the album but the flip side While "Bandstand"" THE- RIM PEO PLE Side two opens with "My of the "Burlesque" single. as intense as prer! This insistent rocker, great Family albums, it sir 2-TECHNICOLOR FROM WARNER BROS. for drinking and carousing, mellowing as the has the potential to be a comes of age. Unlike No. 1 hit if anyone ever gets groups, Family is not SHOWPLACE: 111 OLDS FRI. 7:00 8:45 10:30 to hear it, so pounce on accessible. Their wort 102 B WE LLS SAT. ADM $1.00 your request line and be complex and requires: surprised. than one sitting. For' who would rather lista an album than just bar LAST WEEKEND "Bandstand" should ikI ignored. at michigan state university SATURDAY The world's oldest OCT. "PORTRAITS the the last to be continent, settled - Australia jS a fabulous land, 21, OF and one of the largest natlc Tti« United VW on earth. All the great beau 8:00 P.M. AUSTRALIA" the challenging excitement UNITfO COMMUNITY CKiS' a growing CURTIS economy, NAGEL interesting life and customs WORLD and the bright future of this TRAVEL - vividly SERIES. | 1c FOR QUANTITY "SLEUTH" "Sleuth" was called the "best drama critic Clive Barnes at its i *t*oi ■ 9 to 9 DAILY " 23, explosively successful opening ■ PAPER EATE$j? c. . Starring ,n New Yor|t A teaser for ,he 8:15 PM, George Rose experienced devotee of David Haviland, detective fiction. "Sleuth" was BROADWAY written by Anthony Shaffer THEATRE who also wrote the screen play for the latest Hitchcock SERIES. thriller, "Frenzy". ' Now. . 3rd week! octv' "GREECE J of architecture, sculpture, and the people of 28, AND THE its modern Bumiller captures the times, Ted FIRST THERE WAS many . . 8:00 PM. AEGEAN phases of glorious Greece, oi beautiful heritage of ancier "SUMMER OF '42" SEA" times. Whether you travel c AUD. not, this motion picture TED HIIMII . BUMILLER, tra brin9 y°U ClOS®r t0 th« ma9iC THEN YOU LOVED . quality of Greece-its clear land WORLD TRAVEL and "wine dark" seas. "WHAT'S UP DOC" SERIES. Five French virtuosi playing LES and singing music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. 31, Their MENESTRIERS, music repertoire from 12th and I3th Includes 8:15 P.M. century France, the Ars Nova of the 14th Century, century Flemish school, the 15th MICHIGAN STATE ami NOW Spanish Renaissance and the Age of Elizabeth. LES UNIVERSITY MOST MENESTRIERS entertainers from the past in are DEL1G RneTARium """! modern dress. COMEDY SOME DATES TO REMEMBER: WEEKEND SHOWTIMES Oct. 23 ADMISSION PRICES OF YEAR THIS Broadway Theatre Series sales close Fri. 8:00 8 10:00 Od. 26 Individual tickets Adults $1 Shows at: for Alicia DeLarrocha (Nov 6) Sat. 2:30, 8:00 8 10:00 A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION NOV. 3 international Orchestra MSU Students (I.D.) 75* 1:15-3:20-5:20- BUTTERFLIES Series sales close Sun. 4:00 7:30-9:40-P.M. NO ADMITTANCE AFTER SHOWTIME Children (12 and under) 50* NO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN J!™«e»tSmf?r films) may l'i be L8Ctl:r«-C°ncert Presentations (except travel purchased in advance at the Office, weekdays, 8:15 - 4:30. For Union Ticket • No Saturday 2:30 Show, On MSU Home Football Game Waakanda ADMITTED ARE FREE single tickets T?aavirgfUmet.cI i ravel film tickets Ph°"6 355 "61,°r be purchased ticket please check avafTablTy RM-. ™»Y and S.tu,da» th„. rill b. . cial veoi„ J may one hour before pJTtTySaturday, GraH£(MT • GW1LIOT 5 «arh an OUtdoor ""ion if weather' crrid!s^:ms are free to permits. After the 10 P.M. shows on Friday & —* ~ the album Class Clown by Oeorge Carllrm will be played. MJ. FRANKOVICH / n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 9 IN CAMUS' NOVEL Desires harbor death By DAVE HOHENDORF translation by Richard Finally he goes into development. If a profound Guest Reviewer Howard, readers of Camus semi-ascetic solitude in the thought is in a "constant "Cashier can view the early workings I: A Happy Chenous, near the sea and state of becoming," then Death," by Albert Camus, of the creator from the mountains. It is here the origin of Camus' later translated 1936-38. that Mersault spends his works is to be found in this by Richard Like "The Stranger," later days until he dies of first novel. Howard. Alfred A. Knopf "Cahier I: A Happy Death" tuberculosis. Having Publishers, 151 pp. $5.95. Finally, "Cahier I" follows a restless clerk, attained money and the reminds of Camus' The process of absurd one creation had ended as he Mersault, through life in accompanying time, dedication as an artist and had predicted: An accident Algiers. The life is dismal Mersault achieved his goal. absurd character. He asked and monotonous and For him, death was as in France and Albert only what he gave to others, Mersault's fate no less Camus would wish - "an in thought and in the absurd Camus, the author, was absurd than that of dead. accident of happiness." creation itself--"revolt, There were no Sisyphus himself. Yet the Granted, "Cahier I" is by freedom and diversity." illusory cries of "I have said I story of Mersault is a tale of no means a flawless novel. It everything," just the death of the creator knowledge gained, such as lacks the organization and experience and the book of closing his the importance of mastering one's own existence. intellectual power of Camus' later works. But it Planning meet his genius. The planning committees Mersault is instructed does offer the reader a of the Midwest Film Now, in a time marked by posthumous literary early in the novel by passionate look at those Festival have scheduled an Zagereus, an aging cripple, familiar Algerian loves, the organizational meeting to be West, Bruce and Laitii works, Mrs. Camus has released "Cahier I: A Happy that a happy person must have a great deal of time. sea and sun, which held Sunday, at 3 p.m. in Death," offering another previously were captured the Union Lounge. With this wisdom in mind, best only in Camus' essays. |,ce Corky Lainfl and Leslie West will be performers glimpse at the pages of Any student interested in formerly played with Mountain and Mersault kills and robs the Secondly, "Cahier I" can 8 tonight in the Auditorium. The Cream before teaming up. Camus' fictional genius. planning the initial stages of defenseless man, realizing serve as a vantage point in the Through the English festival are invited to that money is an avenue the study of this artist's attend. towards free time and independence. The flight eekend towards a goal of complete be heard in a special recital to rev happiness then begins. This quest takes Mersault away from Algiers for a period of time to Prague A BENEFIT PRESENTATION The quits smoking (or at Chicago that iEVEN ALLEN (lews Revievwr with pianist Ralph Votapek. least tries) called "Cold and then eventually back to Both performances are open ck to the '50s this Turkey.' Algiers. The entire time is to the public without r^piracy atMSU. Beal films are showing spent in various living ocking pneumonia charge. "Luminous Procurous," an situations in which he hopes Sweet Corn, an old - assortment of soft - core to prevent happiness from at 8 p.m. tonight timey bluegrass band is escaping his grasp. Ijrt infecting the featured at Rosa's Canteen, pornography. st, Bruce and Laing Probably the best campus 541 E. Grand River Ave., e Auditorium. West film fare is being shown better rock - tonight. f the rollin' guitarists Dr. Bop highlights the tonight in the Vet Clinic I The ♦ local where the Chicago « « I Combined with bar scene tonight at the Brewery, of the few Conspiracy Trial is being one re-enacted. ; Company I tn outstanding song id arranger, West's Sha Na Na imitators which "Charlie Brown," an * * lould be even more is really worth seeing. "The entertaining, if not Chicago Seven than before. tr'via and marathon dancing Stroke, a three man group from Ann Arbor, is holding profound, musical continues I Presents I A CO-PRODUCTION BY THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORP » up West, Bruce contests. Remember that tonight and Saturday at the « « AND TIME/LIFE FILMS! A SUPERB down the Stables, while PRESENTATION OF THE ATMOS¬ McDonel kiva while the PHERE AND EMOTIONS OF THE formal homecoming dances, Annie Oakley endures f,g wil be Country not too long ago there were onald and His Eight Lansing Civic Players CONFRONTATION IN THE COURT¬ md. McDonald has ging folk music on The MSU Music Dept. will provide fine listening across Gables. the street at the Coral continue "Forty Carats" at West Junior High School YOU'RE ROOM" -Detroit Free Press for the last couple this weekend. The MSU This is the last weekend Auditorium, 400 S. but has now Symphony Orchestra will for "Cosmic Dimensions" at Chestnut St., Lansing. to a hard rock , present its opening concert Abrams Planetarium, a show ire akin to the ! Sunday night in the that has to be seen to be i "give me an F" Auditorium. Goleminov of Kamen believed. GOLEMINOV Bulgaria will No new major movies CHAMBERLAIN 100 Vet Clinic FRI. OCT 20 Lav night there will co"duct. have opened since last week documentary on sharks WORKS! 7:15 9:30 Tickets 1;00 GOOD and the reruns themselves Voming sock hop Toni8ht at 8- Israeli :j "Blue Water, White Death" complete with 0611,81 Raphael Sommer will are bleak. RHA has a and a Dick Van Dyke :: 1 DAY ONLY copv^dy about a whole town ill orchestra plans Reachout with Leighton Ford 7:30 Nightly,Lansing Civic Center nM \ | MAN |j Inday performance Symphony the orchestra and also be Minor, Opus 38," October 13 22 Today, Friday, October 20 — Youth Night with UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT icHARLIE: will present its heard in a special recital Debussy's "Sonata" and Beethoven's "Sonata No. 3 "The Devil Made Me Do It!" j; I; | liBROWNii concert at 8:15 with pianist Ralph Votapek Saturday, October 21 — at 8:15 p.m. today in the in A Major, Opus 69." unday in the Family Night - "How To Be Happy Though Married" ari u m. Music Auditorium. There Sommer will also perform Bach's cello solo, "Suite No. Sunday, October 22 — "Pass It On" piece orchestra will will be no admission charge ALL SEA TS FREE ALL WELCOME ** ■under the baton of for either performance. 2 in D Minor." ** 1*« |onductor Kamen Sommer and Votapek, The concert will also • of include the first MSU ** 8 p.m. % v Bulgaria who asst. professor of music, will I it MSU since the present Brahms' "Sonata in performance of * Beal Coop presents TONIGHT and SATURDAY ■ of fall term. He is "Spectrums" by William SHIRLEY ;♦ lor of the State Penn, a recent MSU S TONIGHT ** Tonic of Rousse and ■lgarian Chamber Tickets on sale Tickets go on sale today graduate who is now teaching at the Eastman School of Music, and 'KNIGHT i ** & !* ** p of Sofia. Fri. cellist Raphael for "The Beatles: Away Tschaikowsky's "Symphony 111 Olds GRAND I ** I will perform will With Words," a multimedia No. 6 in B Minor, Opus 76," prize! £ SATURDAY ** documentary tribute at Sat. WINNER * ** ** Campbell's, Marshall Music, 102 B Wells filmfesttval • ** % and the Union. There will Jsge hours be two performances at 8 and 10 p.m. Nov. 1 at the 7 and 9:30 $1.00 written and directed by • «* McDoncI Kiva *« effort to ■odate numerous Auditorium. The program is Francis Ford Coppola ' 1 Kresge Art Gallery being sponsored by Great $150 Pin open during the Issues and Pop ilVli 'VIP J'W (director of \ THE GODFATHER) , ..as i>ur. The new hours Entertainment. Tickets are ♦ TtCMNICOtOR' FROM WARNER BROS , SEVEN ARTSttf f* Si on* t m * k days will be from $2.50. 5 p.m. r Bdition, the gallery WE HAVE IN CAR HEATERS AVAILABLE STEVE McQUEEN °mysi I open on Saturday Fday from 1 to A4 F'" be open as usual IdOMINO'S pizza r NOW SHOWING! Friday and Saturday [day evenings from 7 BUTTERFIELO DRIVE-IN THEATRES 7:00 and 9:00 108B Wells Free 30 minute delivery I MEXICO call STARLiTE T LANSING U.S. 27 WEST OF WAVERLY S. CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY RD THE 'Hege Travel 1351 6010 IW. 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Adults 90c 5:45-6:15 Twl-Ute Hour Adults 90c 5:1 I 7:00 r American movies In recent years!" — N.Y. TIMES "Captivates your horrified attention!" — N.Y POST ft ft w ^ # ft ft ☆ ☆ ☆ 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Area health food outlets rise By KATHERIN NEILSEN sign warns. rotten • tasting stuff," he recipes on every loaf for any volunteer organization. State News Staff Writer said. competitor to discover. And Green Earth offers Randall, who runs a large, well - stocked and McManemy said the store they won't allow retailers to consumers oatmeal for 19 As a young man, Dan mark up their organic whole cents a pound, yogurt for businesslike operation, said emphasizes traditional, Randall had begun a career natural and wheat, sunflower, organic 18 cents a cup, cheese for a health food store owner organic foods as a court reporter, but 75 cents a pound and a a must be "dedicated to help and de - emphasizes apple cider raisin or Russian nerve disorder struck, vitamins. The small grocery rye breads more than 10 chance to "work together to people." Randall and his making him "too sick to workers often advise people also offers a sandwich bar cents per item. develop community hold a pencil." There is evidence that on certain dietary problems, where the busy customer feelings." A fter trying everything other local natural The co and the store is frequented can drop in for a bite, he some - op has divided he knew to cure his Last in a series foods sellers are not so by many older residents as said. the city into cooperative condition, Randall met a the oldest health food well as college students. The Wolf Moon Bakery, a concerned about keeping buying groups, and charges health food specialist who operations In the area. This their prices low. A health a membership fee Victor McManemy, part 15 - member cooperative ranging put him on a special diet. In type of store emphasizes owner of Half Moon Shrine about a year old, is one of food section in Eberhard from $2 for households of about six months he vitamins and diet plans as three natural foods Warehouse Economy one to four to $8 for Grocery, 222 Abbott Road, recovered and the problem well as foods. Market, 3301 E. Michigan households of 13. said his store is cooperatives in the area never returned. "Our program is Ave. is strictly representative of a different organized along nonprofit selling well, and is The co - op, which Randall has since made a nutritional..." a sign kind of business referred to lines* quite profitable, Gaylin encourages all members to 25 - year career of helping explains. "It is a body The bakers, who live at Morris, manager, said. The as a "natural" food store work, is the beginning of an others keep healthy as the rebuilding plan through rather than a "health" food 223 Beal St., say they are store makes a 30 per cent economic alternative and a owner of one of East concentrated nutrients and store. If you use the word committed to good food for profit on the section, and model for all kinds of Lansing's health food stores, a well balanced diet." But, health, "people think of the community at the that's more than they make possible community Randall Health Foods, at "we have no cures or lowest possible price, and on anything else, he said. some zany, high - priced, cooperatives, Sheryl Green, 1331 Brookfield Plaza, is treatments for any diseases in fact "antiprofit" "You'd really have to want mystical hangover from the are a co • op member, said. the second store in one of or ailments whatever," the 50's selling a limited diet of Cooperative members print something bad to pay that Orders are taken at the co much for it," Morris - op 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays RHARHARHAJWARHARH^RHARHARHAKHARHAI commented. Wolf Moon members, who started their bakery to and 11 to Wednesdays. Members pick 5 p.m. up food from I to 3 p.m. Presents educate people about Saturdays. healthy foods as well as provide jobs for people in THE BATTLE OF THE BUTT the community, pay themselves a "subsistence Another cooperative, Family of Man,541 EGrand wage" of less than a $1 an River, has run hour. The bakery has no successfully for two years. The The store has permanent hierarchy and all workers Evil Tobacco Co. know how to do all the workers but also encourages said: some customer involvement. jobs; decisions are made "If you want the store to collectively at weekly carry something, what are 'WE LL BET meetings. One thing the bakery you going to do to get it?" a sign reads. The store's stock $25,000,000 tries to avoid at all cost is becoming merely "a has gro.wn considerably since it began; and baskets *3 THAT production unit" they said. Next week they plan a full of firee vegetables and fruit NO TOWN strictly "human meeting" when they will discuss how hand. are sometimes on IN AMERICA they all feel about working "It's very inefficient and and about working with chaotic, but learning to CAN each other, instead of work together to keep technical problems. something like this going is GIVE UP The Wolf Moon people worth It," Helen Klekman, a said they would enjoy Family of Man worker, said. SMOKING teaching anyone to bake the natural way if they call first. While only two years ago, FOR Green Earth Food Co - health food fans had to op, 42014 Evergreen St., also scramble to Lansing or Ann 30 DAYS!" provides some organic foods Arbor to pick up supplies, and other groceries of the "freshest and highest now it seems there is a Organic si ore natural foods store to suit Victor McManemy, a part owner of Half Moot| quality available" to the almost every need — and Grocery at 222 Abbott Road, says his health foot community. The group some functions still not store is operated as a manages to have probably business, rather than a provided by the stores are the cheapest food in town State News photo by Dave Menl being picked up by normal by being a completely food establishments. STATE SUPPORT UP A BUD YORWN NORMAN LEAR PRODUCTION Poll finds %35 DETROIT (UPI) DICK VAN DYKE ."COLDIURKEy aiiBSss wBOBNEWHART poll showed - Detroit News third published by the News observe fast time ill Daylight Saving Time Wednesday. this year. It showed DST (DST), a loser in 1968 in The DST summer. Only MidjT steadily gaining favor among Tonight 7:00 & 9:00 Wilson Aud. Michigan, is gaining support question-Proposal A on the ■ Michigan voters. among Michigan voters and ballot-is now favored by 53 In its first poll, the Arizona, Hawaii and Sat. 7:00 & 9:00 News - Conrad Aud. may be approved at the per cent of those queried in said DST was favored Indiana remain on sti Nov. 7 election, the latest by 44 the News poll. Forty-four time the year-around. I Sun. McDonel Kiva 7:00 per cent, opposed by 52 per per cent are still opposed to The greatest supportr cent and 4 per cent were fast time while 3 per cent DST comes in thetri« Open to students, faculty, & staff only. undecided. In the second I P 's Required remain undecided. poll, those favoring DST Detroit met ropolitiaj $1 Admission Wednesday's poll of 803 had jumped to 49 per cent where it is favored Ifl registered voters was while 48 per cent were per cent of those quail " conducted in a period opposed and 3 per cent while opposed by Sj BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH,' ending Oct. 11 and was the were undecided. cent and I p« | If undecided. ^uts'*] Proposal A is approved tri-county INCLUDES SOME OFTHE MOST SMASHING Nov. 7, Michigan will join 46 other states and fails as area, 52 per cent oi a it, 46 favor it and 2 MAN-AGAINST-BEAST FOOTAGE EVER FILMED portion of a 47th which are undecided. BY ANYONE ANYWHERE AT ANY TIME! Th© film is superbly r63liZ6d!" —Vincent Canby, New York Times Success... before the "ABSOLUTELY morning light! BREATH-TAKING, GASP-PRODUCING!" —Judith Crist, NBC Today Show "CAPTIVATING! "Good Morning GLORY'' An almost hallucin¬ RATED SUPER X - COLOR - AT 7:15 and repeated at 10:15 atory suspense. It is —■PLUS more than just a cinematic high!" —Stefan Kanfer, Time Magazine "HIGH FASHIOH "SPECTACULAR! FASCINATING! MODELS" 'Blue Water, White Death' (X) in color is well-worth seeing!" at 9:00 and —Stuart Klein, Metromedia Late "BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH" More loving couples attend The hunt for the Great White Shark the Crest than any other theatre Tonight 7:00 & 9:00 - Conrad Aud. in Lansing! Sat. 7:00 & 9:00 - Wilson Aud. Sun. McDonel Kiva 9:00 Student discount Open to students, Mon.&Tues.$l00 | & staff only. off reg. adm. I.D.'s Required 0RIVI IM TNCAIER with MSU ID $1 Admission I torn* R.,„|m 43) J4«MS0 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 11 * He-man' tells Iditor lampoons By TERI ALBRECHT and of his consequent amorous adventures. sex freedom, taboos Miller described himself as a "permanent resident of easy from reality," he explained. "Where reality ends and satire s»te.N?** th« m »t , M .^Can even a sensitive mind, likemine," Miller street who made it through Dartmouth separating onions, much to the chagrin of his roommates." begins is probably well after the satire has begun." He said that as a satirist he starts with a very real issue, magazine, explained and graphically illustrated how you make love." "The National Lampoon is a spinoff of the Harvard gives it half turn around and emphasizes how strong it is ,phy that "nothing should be sacred, Wednesday a Miller added that his program has been so successful that 1Miler, contributing «Mtorof the National said. Ther is only one measure of masculinty, and that's Lampoon. It originated from a group of seven guys who on the mind of the writer." litorium. , ... . , eve" his '"ich hours are booked for months, lived together and decided to write about it," he said. phasized his satiriMl phn^phy on sexual His advice on how to become a he-man consisted of He said that at first the sales were slow but then with an "The editorial philosophy of the Lampoon," Miller said, nd the jmpoo" taboos °[**men stories he has written. and women by h°w to get your body in tune" "making her think you're cooj( cleanliness," "the hazards of sex-VD " "what to issue on pornography the circulation and found himself doing jumped by 100,000 "Is that no one, sacred. nothing is sacred, nor should anything be something he really loved — I -How to Become a Masculine He-Man, the wear to bed," "how to turn her on," and fina'lly off-beat writing satire. "Politices, sex, bodily functions and religion all are , tongue in cheek, related his own experiences of locales for lovemaking. "Satire is something which should only be a half turn points which originate our satire," he added. Miller said that the only thing which the Lampoon has not satirized is themselves, because he said no one can. He pointed out that Playboy has tried for four years to satirize themselves but take themselves too seriously. Ihop |EN ZURAWSKI removing her signs and enforcing the sign ordinace fights that no person shall place a sign in the public right of a continual job to keep the signs off the street." notice through mail that her sign city' registered violated a Building Inspection Dept. saying she did not think her "The but we get a lot comes He Lampoon surprisingly, has only had two lawsuits, plenty of hate mail. We know we're doing OK if in," he added. explained that their first law suit was with Walt Disney for featuring a topless Minnie Mouse and the second with Charles Schulz for picturing Peanuts characters with n Staff Writer against her. way or hang a sign which The city took away city ordinance. sign was in violation and projects more than a foot slit wrists. Circuit Court Judge Ray Daugherty's sign early in Daugherty said her pointing out that other from the building or is less signs have C. Hotchkiss has set Nov. 3 October after sending her a lawyer wrote to the city sidewalk signs existed. Miller said the the Lampoon will publish a "Roadshow" for a hearing at which the than seven feet above the According to Daugherty, of satirical re\iews, a repackaged magazine of all their public right of away. without city response to her city must show why Igain in front of cause Shop, 303 Abbot the temporary injunction Under the section, the letter or without any other booklength articles and a new record album featuring the time the city Group to explore this writers. should not be made person has five days after notification the city took remove them for her signs. permanent. receiving the notice to j city ordinance Her lawyer then took her Abood criticized as comply with the law or the Daugherty, ambiguous Chapter 99, city manager can take student problems appeal to East Lansing City 1'a court order. >s Council without success. Section 8.38 dealing with action, such as removal of f the Hawaiian Several councilmen have sign encroachment shop, and her amille S. Abood, streets and claimed there is on AbSd noted that other .The Problem , which and representatives of state indicated they do not think "not even sidewalk signs along East m,norit.y students face in veterans organizations will sidewalk signs are the only this week a an attempt to enforce it uniformly Grand River Avenue universities and colleges win speak. means to advertize for these ty injunction continue to advertise, and ** exP.lored ^0 Mlchl«a" The conference is businessmen as claimed. City Manager throughout the city." Section 8.38 provides added that bikes parked in ®dmiss'ons °fficers *nd sponsored by the Michigan Theynotethat it may be one fatriarche from front of stores could bo as dca"s ®» JodonU, Sunday Assn. for Minority Student of the more inexpensive great a hazard aS the city ""d„, "onda> . Ke"°K Affairs and Continuing methods of advertising, but claims these signs create. Center. Social and Education. other means do exist. Patriarch. %aid other TJHT-J2 well as financial and stores have been warned and admissions problems, will be signs taken away, and discussed. though the signs often David Kent, executive reappear, the city will just have to sweep the street director, National ACADEMY AWARD Scholarship Service for . YEAR • OLD Thursday morning on West again. "We are still removing Negro Students; Rudolph WINNER! as arrested Circle Drive. Police said the ,, , . . t..,, T Green, uimi, assistant «« .'fe rated SHOWPUCE 106 B WELLS • X ^ BENEFIT SHOWTME 7 00. 8 45, 10 30 ADMISSION T XpT' must be 18. open at 6:45 p.m. TODAY at 7:20-9:25 p.m. A MOVIE M THE TRADITION OF THE MARX BROS. SAT. SUN. At 5:20, at michigan state university 7:20, 9:30 i*v TODAY Open 6:45 P.M. "Horse Feathers" 7-00-9:25 brcadway "Duck Soup" 8:05 & Later Sat. & Sun. "Duck Soup" 1:00-3:20 5:40-8:05 s. Later "Horse Feathers" 2:10-4:30-6:55-9:25 THEMEE Nostalgic Memories with America's Funny- Men and Gleeful Slapstick! GEORGE EMILE de ANTONIO'S ROSE Trinity's back iHLLHOUSE DdUID in the saddle again HWIL4I1D and still horsing around. JHESnrWSH HIT THRILLER uimx SLEUTH The IIKIICB Starring George Rose Mystery devotee of and David Haviland thriller...a teaser for the most experienced detective fiction. Definitive MONDAY,OCTOBER 23 , TV Collection 8:15 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM of Lenny's limited tickets available at the UNION (355-336I) appearances (3) on [ DUCK 9 HORSE uptight TV. PUBLIC:$5,4,3/MSUSTUDENTS:$2.50,2.00,1.50 SOUP"} I MILLHOUSE at 7:30 & 9:45 LENNY at 7 & 9:15 BROADWAY THEATRE SERIES SALES -CLOSE MONDAY, OCT 109 ANTHONY $, 50ADM yjWNG THE WHOLE FAMILY! A Beal Film £ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan This album is another further step Surgery can reverse in THE BAND'S development. In the development of our music. I vasectomy, MD says NEW YORK (AP) - The The operation, known as the tubes can be ™en on whom he 0r The music of our age. ■■sap birth control surgery makes men sterile that can vasectomy, cuts the tubes, the vas deferens, through rejoined performed in under surgery a More may he bef- in have ° an 8 apparently be reversed so which spermatozoa pass, microscope, Dr. Julius H. 'e»vin,1rIDA: This is ROCK OF AGES. 11111111 they could father babies Once performed, it has been again, a surgeon reported considered to make men Wednesday. sterile forever. Jacobson of Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York told a conference In Vasectomy interfere have with a Vienna, Austria. sexual *.3 The microscope vision ^ply means ejaculated. no ^ ^ On Safe First state makes tubes appear the tiny severed 25 times larger But some men than to have they actually are, so fertility tes,L the surgeon can sew the they decide they J*1 All W slated for ends together again and make sure the tubes are children, if their family is iost . LANSING (UPI) - Michigan's first lottery tickets will go open once more, he said. remarry, Jacobson on sale Nov. 13 and the first drawing will be held Nov. Speaking to the More International men 24. Symposium of State Lottery Commissioner, Gus Harrison said he Microsurgery, Jacobson said vasectomies, a he has simple procedure expects about 7,000 licensed agents to be ready to sell the done the reversal under local 50 cent tickets when they go on sale. operation on 19 men. taking anesthetic^ Each ticket sold will bear two three - digit numbers. The Eighteen of them became up to halfanL "drawing" will consist of picking two separate three - digit able to produce motive or numbers. Persons with tickets bearing one of the two active sperm on ejaculation, numbers will win a $25 prize. he said. The other man had Persons with tickets bearing both of the numbers will be suffered damage to his Jacobson siid , invited to a "super drawing" the testes during the vasectomy, restorative following Thursday at Y surgery which the grand prizes of from $200,000 down to and did not produce sperm. about V/t $10,000 hours, andi» i-;: will be designated. Each person invited to a will be guaranteed a minimum of $10,000. super drawing All 19 had undergone vasectomies two to 13 years under a general anest Harrison said there will be two "super winners" for one million lottery tickets sold. every earlier. Jacobson said he knew of -&! -"SS" vasectomy is to J "Super drawings" will be held only if at least 2.5 million babies having been born in Rather than give us a "Greatest Hits" album, the group chose to tickets are sold, a figure which Harrison said the families of four of the microscopically snia|| they expect to sum up their last four years of music by performing new top each week. |ni? tubes. th«The sperm » songs, valve cn classic rock-n-roll songs, and songs previously recorded on their turned, by a surgeon to permit other albums, which are given the breath of a whole new life here. passage of sperm. Thj, or p'r" The accomplishment of this feat is due in no small part to the technique now is ZALES 49TH tested in a small numb, monster horn charts of New Orleans' innovative arranger, ANNIVERSARY EVENT men. Allan Toussaint. Sound* a new not* In tier It's not only a true musical event that we can share via these discs, but also a real New Year's Eve for the group itself. A capper to the Chamberlain Works! past directions of The Band, with songs captured during much more spontaneous conditions than a studio can offer in front of a live audience, creating with new arrangements exciting versions of their originals. WANTED IV & Stereo Repairmen Full time openings available contact Vte've got the whole world THE ELECTRONIC JOINT working for you Under Lums 332 0265 WE QUOTE IHE STATE NEWS: P0C0CK "Pocock has honesty and integrity, as evidenced by his record of opposition to the Vietnam War. He resigned as a major in the army . . . after he found that he could not agree with the President's position on the war. In May, 1971, he marched with the Veterans for Peace to demonstrate his disapproval. "Pocock also expresses his concern about the environment, about lost confidence in the legislature, and about the need for greater cooperation between local, county and state governments." - State Mews Editorial July 24, 1972 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT JONDAHL "Jondahl . . . feels that the overriding issue in the campaign is to devise a method OCT. 21 from 9:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. which would make the system more responsive to the minorities and constitutional guarantees. While this is a noble purpose, it must be noted that most other legislators head down Michigan Avenue toward the Capitol with the same thought. with a fantastic "... that is his problem - he is too typical a legislator." - State News Editorial July 21, 1972 STORE-WIDE SALE! ALL ALL 498 298 LIST $coo POCOCK 598 LIST I59 ' each BUDGET CLASSICAL for for 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING 351-8460 State HOURS: MON. -FRI. 9:30 AM 9:00 PM Representative - SAT. 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM SUN. NOON - 6:00 PM Paid for by iscount records Students for of course. Pocock, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 13 By CRAIG GEHRING Evans criticized the current court for moving d Sun^mf ■ Supreme n . -State New* Staff Writer Elim' candidate tor the Michigan Court, believes that the broken down .n—., "*25 into areas which are legislative in nature. He cautioned, however, that the judicial - problem of legislative relationships has been blown out of proportion. Evans said the real problem that exists is the financial only Meeting to urge ? ^found t0 deal with crime, ecological action anri imLl system of arrest- detention independence of the court. Evans suggested the legislature obZ^nrnt h"fal,ed to *°lve verv ™ny appropriate a K6™' .Evans said in an interview lump sum budget to the court which would allow the court to allocate its financies as it ^ must 8tart ri8ht «t the outset Candidate and^Wk about rehabilitation at the time of wished without legislative interference. Evans said it was unfortunate politicians have Student student participation environmental in organizing groups and 140 Michigan student and conservation and environmental groups. adult dirfntw ®r> dnJg treatment program he used the busing controversy to stir said the issue will be decided up votes. He promoting environmental legislation will be Lobbying is a major part of the ?.™P i V• Detroit Recorder's of "''"S new methods to Court is an Supreme Court and the by the U.S. state legislature and the emphasized during a student environmental confederation's program, according to Ihe fight crime. state courts will not be able to do conference Saturday in McDonel Hall kiva. Marta Dodd, student project assistant. It urges program has treated more than 3,000 addicts and has cut crime 3 Evans indicated that if new per cent," he said. about it. anything Workshops on environmental education, legislation and lawsuits, and organizing has been credited for its work in obtaining passage this summer of the Air Pollution programs are Evans promised to enforce the law as the Control bill, which tightened Michigan's round to solve student environmental groups will start at crime, the burden on the judicial courts determine it. "I will not step in the 10 a.m. and will be repeated in the system will ease. He said 60 existing air pollution regulations and court persons who jail a second time. are per cent of the detained in prisons wind up in doorway if unconstitutional," criticized the busing Ann Evans is ruled remarked. Arbor and East to be Evans afternoon. The conference, sponsored by the increased fines for air polluters, she said. The confederation recently released the "We have to Lansing Lansing-based Michigan Student voting records of state representatives on use technology and federal marijuana ordinances which have more lenient Environmental Confederation, is open to environmental issues. funding to break out of this vicious cycle." penalties for pot posesslon than the state the public, but will focus on student To support the confederation's program, Evans criticized those who criminal code. say courta have environmental activities. members solicit contributions from •coddled criminals." "That issue makes good Emphasizing he Is not against lowering the The minimal registration fees will be member groups and individuals, sell books, news copy but does not help solve the penalty for marijuana possession, Evans said the used to cover expenses of the conference. and hold fund raising events, she said. problem," he said. ordinances cause a problem of equal The confederation is a nonprofit Other money comes from subscriptions to Evans said the public should be enforcement of the law. concerned organization that serves as a statewide Earth Beat, a biweekly environmental over the inhuman conditions in the "An ordinance that has state's jails. deliberately communication and coordinating link for newsletter. Evans said he cut the established lenient population in the Wayne more penalties comes up County Jail in half in the one year he served as against the equal protection clause of the chief judge in the Recorder's Court. constitution," he said. Hternational week CHRISTMAS Concert starts special week ly GEORGE WHITE Lte News Staff Writer Our Neighborhood scheduled to be shown at 10 tightens the links among the peoples of the world." activities will attempt to highlight international life, The two centers try to LONDON NASSAU p.m. on channel 23. accomodate the University's Michigan is one of the the center and its sister ■ichigan International Tuesday, which is United few states to have an official estimated 1,100 foreign Be, which begins Sunday, Nations Day, will feature international week. organization the Center for students. Among that total ■offer a week of activites Babs Fafunwa, a professor International Extension are are 80 nationalities and However Michigan's 90,000 an involved year-round. jessing international from the University of Ife, foreign visitors, a foreign estimated 14 clubs. Irpoints tents lis in to interest Jalph Smuckler, dean of international Nigeria, to speak on contemporary Africa as well as its past and future. "The Revolutionary New industrial trade estimate of $2.6 billion, and a foreign agricultural trade estimate of $94 million make SPAIN ■Center of International Order in Asia: China, Japan international affairs If airs which is phone, 39777 and U.S." is the topic of a important to Michigan. Irdinating the week's discussion at 8 p.m. Although MSU's week of Tities for MSU, feels it is Wednesday with Richard |>rtant of for students to international Solomon from University of Michigan, James Morley the mon-fri 1-4 from |t's important because Columbia University and i p p e n s MSU's Asian studies center. brnationally affects their Gilbert Kullck, from the [ The war is an obvious U.S. State Dept. Office of kple," Smuckler aald. Environmental Affairs will ■ichigan International speak at a Friday luncheon, §k, which is annually focusing on the recent tied by Gov. Milllken, International conference on pts of eight days of the environment in planned by the Stockholm. ■mlty's foreign students The week has been given 1 coordinated by Mary a boost by President Iyer, a programs Wharton who has stressed JtaHst for the center. Ihe week's calendar the need for Americans to have International ■ tains 26 activities jlng from seminars to perspectives. "Our world is becoming Campus Across from films. The week's increasingly interdependent." Berkey ■lights will begin Sunday lit with the "First Wharton problems become said, "as our Sport & 337-1866 prnational Festival of intertwined and as the iphony by the MSU conducted by communication network Surplus jnen Goleminov of HONOLULU Igaria and Raphael er of Israel. call U.S.N. Peacoats $1888 ong Monday's College Travel (vities is n a television called "The World 351 - 6010 130 W. Grand River English Fireman's Coat $2 | 88 Luftwaffe Coat $]g88 domino'S pizza Trapper Coat Reg. $56.00 $47'5 By Refrigiwear Free 30 minute delivery / and Hear COLONEL SANDERS' / / Billy Graham's ASSOCIATI 351-7100 "BIG CHICKEN FEED SPECIAL" T7 Leighton M Ford Regular $5.50 Value MONDAY Had TUESDAY Only JUST 7:30 Tonight—Youth Special "The Devil Made Me Do It!" 100* AT AU Y Special guests, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT and J "COLONEL S BIG CHICKEN FEED SPECIAL" ■ ■ • 12 Pieces of finger llckin' good chicken » A pint of salad of your choice ■ • , • Mashed potatoes 4 ® • A pint of the Colonel's good hot gravy * ■ • Six hot fresh rolls s Lansing CIVIC CENTER 7:00 p.m. Saturday — Family Night ■ "How to be Happy though Married" All For Just $4.29 Holiday and Tuesday My * 7:30 p.m. Sunday — Closing Special COLLEGE JUNIOR PROGRAM with George & Beverly Shea Lansing Loves What The Colonel Cooks "America's Greatest Crisis" A p FOR WOMEN end th« colleae of your choice hk,fingerhckitigood. . ceive over $400.00 per month tor your senior year *PP'V durino Junior p®rv® 81 ■" contact: year «rmy officer (only 2 year«) K«rttufkij fHed 1040 E. Grand River, E. L. Everyone Welcome All seats Free Capt. Dolores Cook MSU Placement Bureau 3140 S. Logan 3200 N. East 4238 W. Saginaw 1620 E. Mich. Oct. 26 and 27 GOOD AT PARTICIPATING STORES ONLY. WHILE YOU'RE AT KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. REGISTER FOR THE DETROIT LIONS NEW ORLEANS SAINTS FOOTBALL QAM El 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, < Senate hopeful urges new maybe his foe U iu i imda vufrfpi mam By LINDA WERFELMAN ciniiiHiu candidate tnr for the the IT53 U.S. ™..ih could h« Hon* be done if If wo iust we just country," she innocent country,' means of means of integrating public hl" public Is all 4,1 position. positions.• L bigots," Halpert said. State News Staff Writer Senate, said Thursday. "If we can't find answers decide we're not going to added. schools, Halpert said, though she added, "If The two candidates offer Her^5^ Sweeping radical reforms live by war," she added. "I think war production voters creat®, p8i®> I in American political and for what this country needs, The Vietnam War will is going to go on and on," people are really against little choice, she governmental systems and there is something WTong," come no nearer an end she said. "Will they stop or busing, we should listen to charged, adding, "If they an end to the war are Halpert said. "We're going before the Nov. 7 election, will we Just be told that, that." just put blindfolds on the needed to save American to have to »«v® to to And she voters, no one would know society, Barbara Halpert, nnd aa way to ao these things or there won't do sne said. "It's "it's still sail going to be In the stage where we're while «« wn... war production keeps going so the rest of the A J.h ® ™ * IfJL! Arawm °! who was talking." Hum in Rl.hu pj"v »„ . „,tloV All of bombln, ,h.S.U out of .> prolMbjy The imllarltv ext«niU W 51 h.o» w^'d.ippcnH.. presidential " candidates of total withdrawal ■ of * all - temporary solution until the two major parties, military aid to the Thleu Integrated housing produces Halpert aald. aaid. The bu| bugging ' of i a General to check government. She also called for a re-ordering priorities, with an emphasis on more equal distribution of Integrated schools, the said. "We wouldn't be talking about busing at all except for American racism," she the produced Democratic National Headquarters probably probably little valuable Information for the \*l/\ cfftl of wealth and opportunity. continued. Republicans, she claimed. , military "But thoee with wealth and She criticized her What do the v power don't relinquish It gently," Halpert said. opponents, Griffin, Sen. Robert R-Mlch. and Republicans have to spy on the Democrats for?" she book S She has proposed Democrat Frank Kelley for said. "It's WASHINGTON (AP) - Armed Services Committee establishment of a $3 their positions on busing, liken doctor Th» Washington deviation from operating listening to his own heart Central Secretary of Defense Melvln for a further Pentagon authorities or false reporting minimum hourly wage, a charging that Kelley l» with a stethoscope. What on Agency (CU) ' R. Laird announced Inquiry Into the will be promptly detected guaranteed annual Income Ignoring his party position earth could Nixon have Soviet Sputnik to Thursday he is creating new unauthorized bombinga, and that, Indeed, of $6,500 for a family of by opposing busing, though found out?" it minutely whlUk military- inspectors general which led the Nixon reoccurrence of the type of four and replacement of the National Democratic Her own world tour In to detect and candidacy i" report to him administration to relieve Incidents which were the current taxes with a steeply Platform endorsed It. provides a sharper contrast, n«w book bv, any violations such as last and retire Oen. John subject of you hearings Is graduated Income tax. "He says he's acceedlng Intelligence agent presenting what many winter's unauthorized Lavelle, then commander of highly unlikely." Busing Is an acceptable to public demand; well, people consider radical Patrick J. K- bombings of North the U.S. 7th Air Force In "CIA • The Vietnam. Southeast Asia. Madness, a book However, Laird stopped The new inspectors general will the short of ordering any report to Laird through the FOR WOMEN'S UNIT agency, relat« "The Sputnik; fundamental changes in the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Such stolen for three system for exercising major commands include CIA team which civilian control of the the Pacific Command, dismantled It, tool C-T choices military, saying "there is headquartered in Hawaii, delayed no of its stru evidence of a breakdown in which has supervised much phot o grapi or a threat to civilian of the air war against North reassembled it control." Vietnam. it to its At the same time, Laird "With the institution of ori(^ rejected demands by A request for nominations to the undetected," some this change," Laird said, "I bargaining fssue, we may need to take "This means that there must be a relates. members of the Senate Women's Advisory Council from alternative am confident that any steps to insure council run-off election to determine which The among clerical - technical employes representation of this group of country union will become the bargaining occurred, McGim will be postponed pending outcome of Brewer's 1861 House employes." agent," Perrin said. "Once a union is reporter, was »-;■ the current collective bargaining agent On Oct. 6, President Wharton had chosen and certified, it would, of In about 100 contest, Robert Perrin, vice president lino Welcome Old Grads! written to the MSU Employees Assn. course, become responsible for making cut out when for University relations, said her Stan Brauer Class of '49 request the names of three nominations to various committees." his manuscript to Wednesday. nominees to the council. This has been Review by the Perrin said the action was being normal practice in filling appointments "However, the runoff may not take required under hi I Cocktails. Wines, Ales taken "to avoid any appearance or place until late in November. We had on various University committees on agreement signed German-American suggestion of favoritism by the which clerical-technical employes are attached some urgency to the joined the agency, University administration." to be represented. completion of appointments to the His book, he Specialties Women's Advisory Council because of not an The Women's Advisory attempt ti Subsequently, a collective important work facing It. But because the CIA but to shed Council will work with directors of the bargaining election held on last we do not want to give any the myth that tin Downtown Lansing office of women's programs, Thursday and Friday failed to produce appearance, unintentional as It might an efficient, 213 South Grand Ave. established under the new Dept. of a majority for either of the two SERVING LUNCHEONS Human Relations. be, of Influencing the election, we will machine capable of Next to Grand Avenue competing unions - MSU Employes 11:30 AM—2i00 PM select a clerical-technical any act of Intrlp*,' | Parking Ramp DINNERS S PM -9 PM u .. . .. Assn. or the American Federation of representative to the council at this " " "PP*?™ ... , Instead, he in settling !\fre SAT. 4:30 PM - 10 PM . lengthy delays the collective ,be State, County and Municipal time." agency Is a Employes. bureaucratic little or no direc needing drastic c East Lansing (§) !« State Bank Hours I am to bribe unce with tr: J with danger, Hours the Main Office Main at are 9:00 until 4:00 with Monday through Friday and on Saturday 9:00 defeat. Office: until 12:00. Drive in windows maintain the same hours. That's mostly *, find it you cgji The inside office is lite to the milW* open from 9:00 until 4:00 Third World whOj. Brookfield Monday through Friday and 9:00 until 12:00 in the h"nl"^ Plaza: on Saturday. Drive in windows are open from 9:00 until 5:00 COLUMB Monday through Saturday. FATHE Inside office is open from 9:00 until 4:00 was®* Monday through Friday and from 9:00 until 12:00 on Saturday. Drive in windows are Okemos: open from 9:00 until 5:00 Monday free' through Saturday. Inside office is open from 9:00 until 4:00 Haslett: Monday through Friday and from 9:00 until 12:00 on Saturday. Drive in windows are open from 9:00 until 5:00 Monday through Saturday. Columb»nMh*!i Qn|1 rtcu Hours are from 9:00 until 5:00 Monday through cellar. Saturday at each window. • SSST" !« ^ . i 3 ' ♦ i n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 15 McGovern says Nixon breaks laws tNEY, /ap\ . / \ on Nixon Nixon. * In Essington was predominantly white. Committee, a president who significance of the Following his Cheyney In Essington McGovern ■eorge McGovem McGovern told a lunchtime Pa Leading up to his attack will send saboteurs inside said Nixon's appointments Be, Richard NlxonV audience of workers on Nixon's commitment to the Democratic ranks to try Watergate scandal." appearance, McGovern was asked by reporters if he had to the Supreme Court have Lent to the U.S. the from the Constitution, McGovern to sabotage another major been '' t h n worst nearby Westinghouse Earlier in the day any new specific evidence lion Thursday - the told the Essington Union national party, that is the that Nixon himself was appointments in Lhe history the President manufacturing plant that Hall audience, "A president McGovem had described the of the country" and said travel to Nixon ' s no kind of a man who won't Republican administration involved. McGovern said, respect for who will send his agents Nixon has bypassed and the Constitution and hesitate to wiretap your "really a cut-throat crew" "Well, if he isn't involved birthplace of as |hia, Democratic presidential Personal freedom." He said over to wiretap the union hall or even your he talked about the he's ,ost control of his ignored Congress on document, to as ... . candidate used the Nixon has "degraded the Democratic National home. And that's the real organization." warmaking powers. fcvenue . - sharing bill Watergate affair. Watergate bugging Incident SuPreme Court ... and i the cold, and continued American dep-aded the Congress." U.S. inflation rich bombing of Vietnam as „.Then> appearing at the ammunition for his attacks cheyney State College with Ilnhia * p area, Black Chisholm, McGovern New Congresswoman Shirley York WASHINGTON CAP) (AP) - - cent cent rate rate in in the the third third advanced J w.. by eon a v:n:__ $22.8 billion . . . administration expects ... cent and a up rise in the rate of The nation s remarked economy grew quarter, lower than the to reach will seasonally a continued strong expansion on Nixon's plans less inflation in the range of 2 • vigorously, while still :on to sign the bill in revenue Independence Hail. • sharing looking strong, but the rate of inflation extremely rapid 9.4 per cent pace of the second quarter. adjusted annual rate of $1,162 trillion. This in the next year. "There is a tremendous 3 per cent. If the forecasts come began rising But, the rate of inflation, compared with an increase again, the government said momentum now built up," true, 1972 would see the which had dropped to 1.8 Ohio "I wish while he was of $30.3 billion in to the he said. largest increase in the there he would stop to Thursday in a report on per cent in the second second quarter, U.S. economic output from I>. Harold C. Passer, assistant economy in six years, Passer think that this country quarter, started up again Treasury Secretary commerce secretary for economic said, motorcade journey through July through September. and averaged 2.2 per cent IINGTON (AP) - began with a pledge to The Nixon administration George P. Shultz told affairs, said the figures make The administration had 14 towns, ending at during the third quarter, that the r Nixon plans to recognize the inalienable hailed the report of third - newsmen report it almost certain that the said earlier that it had Ede through 14 Youngstown Airport in rights of all citizens of this The administration said that was "good evidence of solid, administration will reach its expected the economy to quarter Gross National Warren, Ohio. land. The life, the liberty figure is still low. strong expansion of the ][„ the industrial He said Nixon would and the pursuit of Product (GNP), market In dollar terms, GNP economy." He said the economic goals for 1972 - a slow down in the third h of northern Ohio value of the output of the growth rate of over 6 per quarter. return to Washington that [ the White House happiness, those are the nation's goods and services, night, but that he had no goals that America ought to Irsday. other details for the day's as evidence that the stand for," McGovern said. Jmounceinent, made campaigning. economy is still expanding E^e to newsmen's Cheyney State is a and will meet its targets for 1 came as Nixon Ziegler disclosed the predominaritly black 1972. President will make two Jj two labor leaders paid political broadcasts college, but the audience, According to the Eg his re - election network radio this weekend. on augmented by students from other nearby schools. Commerce Dept., the The first, Saturday, will economy grew at a 5.9 per focus on "his point of view of 1 MAKE MONEY WITH ea dership in a democracy," and the other, on Sunday, will center on Veterans Day. 'THE SONGWRITERS' Specific times for the speeches, the third and fourth in a series Nixon is SUCCESS MANUAL" SUBJECTS INCLUDE • minute session Kal office was with making during the • Songwriter Contracts WhatVhai The They • The Songwriter as Ripotf Victim W. Gleason, campaign, have not been Should Include • Should the Songwriter Be His Own |d e n t of the determined, Ziegler said. • Five Ways New Songwriters tosi Publisher i n a 1 The President flies to Money How to Avoid It • and much, much more Philadelphia today to sign • Making Money With Your Song Yemen's Assn. and Overseas Twenty Copyright & I, president of the revenue - sharing legislation Irs International in ceremonies at the Non Performing Royalty Questions i Answers You Should Know Independence Hall. | North America. 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State News Sports Writer regards the Salukis very high go in there with the sole "The fans cheering for could somewhat hamper the If the MSU team is and feels that his team will soccer goal of winning the game." you always has a great Spartan defense. need a much more balanced setting its sight on post - The Salukis are 5 - 0 on impact on the way your season tournament action attack than the Spartans the year and are coming •'I am hoping that team plays," Fuller said. "If this year, the visions should had in last week's contest into the contest off a 2 - 1 the Southern Illinois Nugent. Blalark and against the Goldman will be as close as get a little more clearer after University of win over Missouri St. Louis supporters are any example Saturday. That's when the Munich. who earlier handed second of the way our possible to top - shape by "Southern Illinois is fans have game time," Fuller said. a Spartans will travel to rated St. Louis University treated us this year, then we "We need to be a healthy Carbondale, Illinois to take very quick team and are its only loss of the season. will much more undoubtedly have a big team if we expect to beat on the third - rated aggressive than SIU boasting its best deficit to overcome." Southern Illinois Salukis in the Munich squad," Fuller Southern Illinois." team in the past few years said. "We will definitely MSU will enter the game their biggest test of the will have a definite need a total team effort with several of its key The Spartans are year. by advantage by playing at players at less than one currently 2-1-1 with hundred per cent. victories over Hope College and Spring Arbor and a Defensmen Jim Nugent. disappointing tie and lass tc Duffy continues Terry Blalark, and goalie Dave Goldman have all been hobbled by injuries since Michigan respectively. and Munich A win over the Salukis for consistent Varsity Saturday would open the road for the Spartans to be considered for a spot in the More offensive backs will see more outstanding days. Dave Brown ran well All varsity club Midwest Soccer Assn. post action as MSU continues its search for a - against Michigan and he's been the first real members and letter winners consistent ground game, hopefully to be season play - offs. A loss bright spot we've had from the halfback found by the time Wisconsin departs from are urged to attend an could damper those hopes spot this year." Spartan Stadium Saturday. organizational meeting 7:30 and ignite the familiar cry Daugherty also indicated that Clayton In p.m. Sunday. of "wait - til - next - year." games thus far this season, Montgomery would see some action this quarterbacks George Mihaiu and Mark /* Niesen have carried the brunt of the week as well as Mark Grua. Former halfback Mike Danielewicz has Clear running attack with little help from the been moved to the tight end spot to back Spartan defensemen Terry Blalark and Jim remainder of the Arnold Morgado is backfield. Fullback the team's leading up Billy Joe DuPree. Tom Brown, who had ball out of MSU territory in last week's 3 Nugent position themselves to 1 loss to Munich. On d J been DuPree's sub, broke a finger during Munich players who were futile in their the ground J rusher, though, with only 134 yards over attempt to push the ball the first five games. practice prior to the Michigan game. Mike State News photo into the Sparjj "We've got too much talent in our Smith backed up DePree for the Michigan - by Craig J running backs for them to continue at their game but he has been moved back to his native offensive tackle spot. present pace," coach Duffy Daugherty said. "Our halfbacks have got to come Another halfback off the injured list is MCAT- DAT-GRE 2 GAMES AGAINST WINDSOR along. Daymond Mays is too good a Mike Holt, who has been hindered in football player not to have some recent weeks by a sprained right thigh. LSAT-ATCSB NAT'L. BDS. Ruggers p/oy Sunday VOTE The MSU Rugby Club will entertain two Windsor, representatives, but several fought battle, 7 - 4. play. Michigan I Canada teams 1:30 p.m. promising freshman and the The g a me was advantage of j J home team advantage have characterized by scrappy Sunday at Old College penalty and madeW Field. In their last made the Spartans a favorite play and fierce fighting for for three points meeting, to J for the bull. to win both matches. ball control. The Wolverines material f home study prepared I the with Spartans split the a pair The Spartans suffered scored first in the second victory. The which is Steep] experts In each field Windsor annually ptd their third loss in five half but missed the to the winner of thel Summer Sessions outings last week at the conversion attempt and U of M game, was n| Special Compact Courses hands of the University of Weekends — I ntersesslons grabbed the initial lead, 4 - to the Wolverines. flu Michigan Wolverines. The 0. 'B' team also losttoj Ann Arbor - based squad In the final minutes of Arbor counts™ toppled the Spartans in the closing minutes of a hard Nobody makes malt liquor LOCAL Alumni swimmei like Schlitz. CLASSES return for meet (313) 354-008! Nobody. MSU's alumni swimmers annual tri - me will once again face the Men's IM pool. current varsity and The teams freshmen squads at 10:30 competing in a.m. Saturday in the 20th CLUB ROMA shortened events i some special events i the plunge (where i dives into the v presents glides as far as he a and unique relays. INTERESTED The rivalry betwd IN AN BOOGIE NIGHT three squads INTERNATIONAL dominated by the I due to their I CAREER? performance in the ^ events and the varsity Friday, October 20 freshmen know t will have to stop dominace in order tod the defending champi Music by L0CRIEN ENSEMBLE MR. T. N. T0WNSEND "We always hoH meet on the morning■ homecoming game al also try to finish by■ MSU swimming cowil II you're tired of crowded city bars, Fetters said. About 30 Spartani ' 197? Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee ,nd other great cities. get out to the country with Club Roma. are expected to pi in the meet, which M the swimming setf* MSU's tankers. Ise the We constantly have MSU's junior vaisitjl over 200 sale priced football team w" jsbous Notre Dame 1 INTIRNATIONAl MANAOIMINT Stadium Stadium. LP's on "the rack." The Spartan JVsJ going after their first™ of the season after sura Here's the latest: three consecutive lo* MSU students At You don't admitted free with W Carnegie Hall ft n It's a Beautiful Day 3 have to Do Something Nice.0 Stoneground Woods „ For Your Pocketbook Melanie Round 2 go around «,n Stylistics »3 the world Moving On John Mayall 0 for great Enjoy Fast Service from our pretty, smiling Watch for GRAND our fried chicken. waitresses before or after the game. RE-OPENING Take a ROAST Buy all your records BEEF SUBMARINE SPECIAL TO THE Reg. Box O'Chicken now . . . at . . . $1.35 STADIUM - a goal Bucket O'Chicken getter. $1.35 $4.10 Disc Shop Barrel O'Chicken $5.35 1900 E. Kalamazoo 4516 S. Cedar St. . . . 484-4471 393-4770 OPEN 11 a.m. SAT. 3007 N. East NEXT TO JACOBSON'S St..;.;. 487-6091 open 323 E. Grand River 11 A.M. • 12:30* 351-5380 Mon. — Thur. , f jS It's Honey-Dipped! n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 17 harton opposes faculty barqaininq Bv TERI ALBRECHT By uu...'., believe to be the heart 1 and sole of / W W State Newi Staff Writer this University. what the course content will be. Collective bargaining, I am afraid, would replace this He added that the role of or drastically alter the academic traditions which nurture Lident Wharton said Thursday he was firmly mutually developed and supported association faculty in the Academic any academically strong university," he said. Wharton said with an Council and Academic Senate is additional collective bargaining unit for faculty impersonal and adversary testimony to the he does not believe that adoption of collective on said, however, that he would not hesitate in relationship," he added. managerial function. will provide faculty with greater influence over bargaining ' 8 with the faculty through a faculty union should it a„ My major airect the concern is how collective bargaining will The administration needs allocation of resources. the management function which faculty members faculty imput in those matters d Monday and Tuesday. which relate to the academic process of the University and He said the reaction of the f remarks were made in a statement published in this °"he uLeStyTe°n cited delays in U.S.-Soviet relationships as providing momentum a broad political favoring more signed. trade and lend' settlement agreement approving the SAtT 1 arms progress at the SALT talk*.' the new pioneer as management prerogative," Mauter said, expressing the student side accords later start. as the reason for the At the same time, they cautioned that the On strategic bor United States c negotiators will be dealing iUMES of the issue. Mid-November was with issues in the larger number SX 525 stereo receiver picked as a target date for many ways three times the But what areas, many opening the next round more difficult than in reported in the ask. SALT. Union. However, the Namely, the The ABM treaty and the are said to I faculty MS: COMPLETE affairs committee five-year offensive arms production of I, Reinoehl predicts give ceiling in effect put a freeze swing-wing super I NEED MONEY? I "Probably with 3,000 mile Dual a the numbers ,uSV TEM0NLV SEE JULIE! biggest The United Way on of missiles change would be in the role The new U.S. bombs already implaced or WE LOAN MONEY ON I of the Faculty Affairs and planned. But further curbs Bl, is still years av ANYTHING OF VALUEl Faculty Compensation may have to deal with becoming operational LOVE GREEK FOOD- BUT CAN'T AFFORD THE AIR FARE Nixon leads in soda poll (continued from page 1) Thompson •parently take an interest several letters and all GREEK GOURMET DINING Miller's Soda Straw Vote. politicians and their" FOUND LOCALLY AT A the past, inclr PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD Democratic- DINNERS from $2.50 Hart. In past years M® AMERICAN MENU IN ADDITION sponsored the Issues of the Day Send TO OUR COMPLETE GREEK MENU TIFFANY 1971, Miller custom*! ay' *••••• JF* LOUNGE t heir "population sundaes" w bo ■' Returning Sat. Oct. 28th from 6 PM Environmental Dining . Cocktails,. Banquets DENVER Poll. Voters als THE PREVAS TRIO Plenty of free Evening Parking call between sundaes ■ Pioneer's model 525 has all the Phone 372-4300 II6 E, Mich. 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Grand River Your Headquarters for STRAIGHT STEREO ANSWERS' 332-6517 i 99 PER CENT SN Mike Cody, State News copy chief, is one ot more than 120 people who work on the newspaper in its road to use by over 40,000 people a day and eventual Recycling 'r ;'c was eta about | J recycling. 1 State News photos by Nick Jackson and John Dickson "rganiafo The advent ■ bargaining I ?rve to sharp«| 2 tons firs l" governanaj other paper products for further use. and By DEBBIE CALKINS Residence halls with collection bins State News Staff Writer include Akers, Bryan, Butterfield, Case, Gilchrist, Holden, Hubbard, This copy of the State News can be reused again and again if you recycle Landon, Mason, Owen, Snyder-Phillips, Rather, Wilson and it. Yakeley halls. Four thousand pounds of The authority is hoping to place newspaper, including many of the collection bins in the classroom 40,300 copies of the State News distributed daily, were picked up buildings in the future, Carter said. Fred Moore, Buchanan sunior and Sunday to launch the Waste Control student member of the authority, Authority's recycling drive for this noted that the amount of paper school year. collected at the Sunday pickup was But the two tons of paper, 99 per equal to the amount usually collected cent of it copies of the State News, are "not nearly all that is being distributed during the drive last spring. "I think we should use all resources on campus," Sue Carter, coordinator wisely," he said. "I think we are using for the authority, said. the State News wisely" by recycling it, "Our disposable society needs to he added. shift gears," Carter said. She State News General Manager Art explained that the State News should Levin and Editor-in Chief John Borger be recycled because "then it's that agreed last summer to purchase much less material that has to be put into landfills. We're going to find a lot recycled newsprint for the newspaper if it can be obtained at a reasonable more things being reused." price. To make recycling facilities Carter is trying to locate mills that available to students, the authority has sell recycled newsprint. She said there set up centers in 15 residence halls. In are only about four or five in the most of the halls, the recycling bins country that sell recycled newsprint. are near the reception desks. "I think their prices are about After newspapers have been comparable" to the cost of regular deposited in the bins during the week, newsprint, she said. student volunteers drive a truck to the ASMSU Monday donated $150 to collection points on Sundays to pick the authority toward costs of the them up. Then on Mondays the newspapers recycling project. If ASMSU members are happy with results of the drive in a are taken to the Friedland Iron and few weeks, they may appoint a cabinet Metal Co. in Lansing where they are member to concentrate on purchased and later recycled into ■Not easy environmental projects, Moore said. i Sherwin, McLean, Va. sophomore, discovers like many r students that ecological efforts require work and hmittment as she collects papers i.i Holden Hall. — —"1| on j1 .m. Such a tonservatum deal! One good reason to recycle the State News can be seen in the footpaths through the woodlots on campus. While these trees will hopefully never be used for their pulp, countless others may be saved by recycling used paper for another day. Bundled for reuse Isaac Watts of Friedland recycling center in Lansing inspects papers bundled for shipping and new use. 2 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ].»] FRANKLY SPCAK1NG lyHiil Frank Employment m w r For Sale CHEVROLET 1966 automatic, MAVERICK GRABBER DELIVERY MEN wanted - ONE MAN for two - - man, close, C«H V - 8, power, snow tires, 1970, automatic Must have car. Phona T.V., stereo. $86.25. Charlie, clean, runs well, $275. Call transmission, radio, vinyl 337-1633. 5-10-23 144 Stoddard Avenue no. 16. IV9-2597. 2-10-20 interior, extra clean. $1,395. components '" 5-1O20 PHONE 355 8255 CHEVY NOVA 1968. Like new. 393-2146. 1-1O20 EDITORIAL/PRODUCTION Assistant National HICKORY HILLS - Cambria tvVTo^I WILCOX SEcSf Excellent body and engine. MERCURY 1964. Above Drive, East 347 Student Services Bid?. New sell tires and shocks. Must to best offer. Going to average condition. Must Phone 353-2814. 4-10-23 sell. 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Come 3-10-24 gearbox. 337-1080. 3-10-23 TYPIST - PART time 3 - 9 p.m. South Logan, Jolly Road. I MAN NEEDED to share 3 minor repairs. $60. 3-10-23 out, pick out the machine 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. 5-1023 bedroom house in Lansing 349-1624. 3-10-23 you want and pay for it over IRASS BED. doubit,! AUSTIN HEALEY 1965, 3000 Apply in person today 3 area. Call 353-9543, the winter. We will store it - 4 polished. Call aft«■ MKIIi. Excellent condition. FORD VAN 1963. Good shape, for you free and have it p.m. 427V4 Albert St. W LOOKING FOR 487-3871. 1-1020 351-1106. 1 young, $1650 or offer. 482-1475. new tires, best offer. ready when you want it. Stop ambitious couple who desires 5-10-24 484-9734 after 5pm. 3-10-23 489-5354. 3-1020 DESK MANAGER Full time, opportunity with established MOVING GARAGE | 10 out to HASLETT HONDA & - SUZUKI and get all the nights 6:30pm - 2:30am. business. For October 22, 23, 10 AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE 1964. details. Phone 339-2125. Apply 1107 North 349-1499. 5-1023 134 Leslie. Lansinj.fl FORD PINTO - 1972, red, OPEL 1965 red Kadett; good Excellent condition. $500. little car. Call 355-6196 5-10-26 Washington Avenue, Lansing, OKEMOS. OWN white, blue special. 4 - room, Phone 353-0920. 5-10-25 484-4481. 5-10-25 speed. 2,200 miles. $2,100. anytime. 5-10-23 furnished, all utilities, $85, Must se III 339-9190. SUZUKI - 1972 500 road bike. no lease, references. Plaster ( BUICK ELECTRA - 1971, 5-1024 PLYMOUTH - 1966, station $750. Phone 393-2510 or CANDLEMAKER NEEDED - 349-4909. 4-10-20 Great Christmas 225 limited, 2 - door 646-6938. 5-10-26 Experience very helpful but STUDENT WIFE for part wagon. Always starts, tailgate paint your o hardtop, air conditioning, not mandatory. Will be CAPITOL CLUB. $12 a week. FORD CARRY - ALL van, rusted. $250 or best offer. statuary wit all power and many extras. 1959, runs well, .6 good 351-5060 after 6pm. 1-10-20 HARLEY - DAVIDSON 1962- demonstrating candle carving Cocktail lounge, restaurant, or firing! Stop In 393-1872. 3-10-20 tires, reasonable. 489-3025. XLCH. $1,100. Phone and other techniques in downtown Lansing. browse at PLYMOUTH 1969 Sport 655-3266. Call after 5pm. beuatiful retail outlet. Must 484-4422. 0-1031 ill 3-1020 For Rent BMW 1972, 2002 Tii, Michel ins, Suburban station wagon. 3-10-24 be sharp. GENESIS House of StaM sun roof, Cibie, 28 mpg., Fully equipped, air, rack, CANDLES, 233 South WANTED: ROOM for two men trailer wiring, Reese hitch, HONDA 1971, CL - 350. Good Washington. Will be TV RENTALS, $9.50 per in East Lansing, 351-3055. 10,000 miles, Malaga with new tires. 349-9609. 4-10-20 condition, $55. 351-7349. interviewing 9:30 - 5:30pm month, $23 per term; Free 1-1020 Cognac skai upholstery, 3-10-24 now through Saturday. delivery, sen/ice and pick - concourse condition, $4,350. 482-8593. 3-1020 HEAVY DUTY attic to 2-10-20 No deposit. New Stereos 626-6880.4-10-20 PONTIAC TEMPEST - 1969, NEED FEMALE, condition, $20. Sia'IB excellent condition. Best HONDA 1972 - CL350. GMC SUBURBAN truck, 1966, dresses, $10 each, J V - 6. May be seen at the offer. Call Jan, 351-0649. Excellent condition, 1,300 FEMALE, SECRETARIAL trimmed suit (likens*1 CAMARO - 1971, green with corner of US - 27 and State 3-10-23 miles, $650. Phone skills, neat, work hours 9 - 372-7973. 3-10-20 black interior, 307 3 - speed, 485-7542. 4-1020 4pm. Call for interview, wide oval tires, great condition. $2,000. 394-0714. 3-10-24 GTO Road. 5-10-26 — 400 cubic inch, 3 - RAMBLER economy car, REBEL 1968 sharp, new 694-3334. 5-1024 GARAGES: WINTER i APPLES, For Sale US CIDER, Pears. Pick STANDEL SUPER *1*1 amplifier 150 witSB Enduro. 3200 miles. Good NOON HOUR supervisors. 1K CAPRI 2000 speed, good tires, excellent tires. $1125. 3-10-20 482-5165. condition, $400. 676-2720. hours. $4.75 per day. 11:00 - 487-3051. 2-10-20 your own apples, Friday, speakers and UnivoJ - 1971, 15,000 condition, good buy, 3-10-23 Saturday, Sunday 10 - 5pm. guitar with < 12:30. 349-9220.3-10-23 excellent conditio". J miles. Must see! Custom $1,350, or best offer. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 351-3682. 2-1020 TOYOTA LAND Cruiser - 1967. Phone before 8pm 48< paint racing stripes, power ROYAL ENFIELD Alfred Wardowski and Sons. Good mechanically, $1,100. - 750cc, TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, scoop hood, deluxe perfect condition, new 2 miles North of Leslie at 3-1020 IHC 1963 713 South Magnolia between general labor, hours interior, stereo cassette. delivery truck. 3589 Hull Road (old U.S. 4 and 8pm. 5-1023 motor, just beautiful. Phone compatible with class 372-6149 after Body in good shape. 6 - cylinder EAST LANSING Sub let, 6pm. 484-6731. 5-1023 schedule. Apply - - 127). Phone 1-589-8251. LUDWIG DRUMS. 5-1024 engine. 1964 Chevy Supersport winter, spring. 2 bedroom/ V - 8, automatic, body in good TOYOTA CORONA MARK II. MANPOWER, 105 East 3 Closed Monday. Open 9 - cymbals. $300 or WJ - man apartment. $240 1970 HARLEY XLCH Washtenaw or call 372-0880 6pm. 0-10-31 stereo. 351-3055. Wm CHEVELLE - 1969. Excellent shape. Call after 6pm, 487-0122 Automatic, good condition, SPORTSTER 351-1587.3-10-20 1-10-20 make offer. 625-3677. - Clean, low 0-2-1023 condition. Interested buyers mileage, excellent condition. 5-10-26 OKEMOS, LARGE 1 bedroom, only. 351-6846 after 3pm. JAGUAR XKF 337-1080. 3-10-23 Dental ASSISTANT for chair 5-10-25 0 967, 2 tops, balcony, . wire whtSP Call 393-1851 side position in busy office. carpeted, air TOYOTA LANDCRUISER - after 5pm. 3-10-23 KAWASAKI 500, 1972. Mature individual with conditioned, pool, pets CHEVROLET - 1966 Impala, 1970, new clutch, snow allowed, $150/month plus plow. $2,500. 372-8880, Excellent condition. No previous experience in V - 8, automatic, power $50 deposit. Available JEEP WAGONEER - 1966,327 393-5898. 5-10-20 reasonable offer refused. dentistry preferred. Box B - steering. Phone 651-6025. V - 8, 4 wheel drive, power November 1, no single 351-5092. 2-1020 2, State News. 5-10-26 5-1026 under-grads. 349-3859 after steering, good engine. TRIUMPH GT6 Good - 1965 HARLEY 74, customized, 6:30 p.m. 5-10-23 332-2263. 3-10-24 DOORMEN (I.D. Checker) Part CHEVROLET BEL AIR - condition, $1,500 or best rebuilt engine. Best offer or offer, 332-6060. 3-10-23 time, nights. Apply in person. 1 GIRL 1962, 4 - door, excellent LEMANS 1968, green with trade. 332-8097. 3-10-20 NEEDED for 2 girt - ROCKY'S LOUNGE, 3600 condition. $250. Phone black vinyl. $950. 355-6360 apartment near South Logan. 2-10-23 campus 882-4545. 2-10-20 after 6pm. 2-10-20 TRIUMPH 1969, good HONDA 332-3998.4-10-20 - 1972, 450, super condition, 41,000 miles. condition, many accessories. CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom GIRLS NEEDED for telephone KARMAN GHIA 19 69. Call 337-9528 after Hardly used, $995. Phone ROOMMATE NEEDED - 1970, power steering and Excellent condition. Some 5:30pm. 3-10-20 489-5508. 5-10-24 canvassing in our Downtown immediately - 18 to 25. brakes, automatic, light green Office. Hourly rates, good Close to campus on with dark green vinyl top. body work. $1000 or best speaking voice busline! offer. 484-2497 after YAMAHA, 1972 100. Like new. a must. For Phone 485-8559. $65 Clean. 627-2718. 4-1020 VOLKSWAGEN - 1971, good additional information 3-10-23 3:30pm. 3-10-24 call condition, 25,000 miles, Call after 6:30pm, 655-1048 Miss Ries, 371-2444, 10am - $1,600 or best offer. Call 5-10-20 4pm. 5-1026 CEDAR GREENS, 1 apartment Thanks for 355-0647 after 5:30pm. 1-1020 for rent. 351-8631. 3-1023 WHY ..... BORROW funnuf* Money For ivioney Fo^ rvun riqio Tuition? Make $100 a week ? Pr8f«»r grads. your support! VOLKSWAGEN — 1962, good engine, needs heater, $150. KEEP work ON TRUCKIN'. Repair part-time. Cor 489-3494. C-1031 necesTy c ■ £urni'^d, quiet, close, 351943«- 1-589-2288. 1-1020 on Volkswagen, bugs, ' busses, or Ghias. GRAND Knob Hill is now filled and RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 0 VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 - good will be tires, excellent condition, air Grand River. 351-9274 STUDENTS J- ^Australia, FC?,R LA.NS,NG 1 bedroom, partially furnished, convenient drive accepting new conditioning. $1,350. C-1031 Europe, South America' Africa, etc. All professions to campus. Deposit required 487-3389, 489- 8430. VW GUARANTEED no lease. Call Dennis repeir. leases at a later date. 5-10-20 RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at and occupations, $700 to $3000 monthly. Expenses Huckins, at 337-1641 Okemos Road. 349-9620 3-1020 paid, overtime, VW 1962, black, good C-1031 sightseeing. Free information, TWO paint, new battery and write, BEDROOM furnished KNOB HILL APARTMENTS starter, radio. Sharp condition. $300. 332-1963 JUNK CARS hauled. Any condition. No charge. Phone TWR Co. Department 2550 Telegraph Avenue 02,' mobile home $35/week. Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes after 4pm. 3-10-20 484-7319. 3-1023 Berkeley, California 94704* to campus. 641-6601 10-10-27 0-10-31 ii State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 20, 1972 21 Mobile Homes :•! After The Game Peanuts Personal 31 KflES, and P1*10'* of guy trade and Mil LABRADOR pups, for show RETRIEVER yellow, AKC. Excellent and field. OFA TIMCO ,971 Arthur's, * 65', King skirted" ,hed~ CONNOR'S FAMILY LEAH, AFTER alt the timo you Wharton, two others , and used. Best ST'.t'* WMhW' d^-d COFFEE SHOP spent on me, don't give up to get honors at game certified. 337-2339. 6-10-20 J",ovvn. 650 flun* In Breakfast, lunch, dinner, served now. Point. MO-20 I iZ BOB'S GUN LABRAOOR PUP. Yellow 3^'^"' Ph™ quickly 24 hours a day. 3231 2412 South Cedar. female, 4 month., AKC, best West Saginaw - 5600 South Recreation ■ 37,-2244. Closed offer .over $76. Phone MARLETTE 19B7 Pennsylvania, (both near I Three men considered Commerce of greater Harvard University, Johns $8 00 Y 20-10-26 676-1887 after 6pm. 3-10-24 tak« 96.) 1-10-20 outstanding contributions in their to the Lansing. The men will be Hopkins University and the HORSE DRAWN hayrides and guest of honor at the annual University of Chicago. pOM table - 66" x SIBERIAN HUSKIES. Red, 1 THE BREWERY sleighrides. We specialize in University and to their alumni banquet Friday At MSU, he has initiated a fehairs by Broyhill, 3 mele, 1 After the Game Special large groups. Call soon for community will be given evening in Kellogg Center. number of Cd. $250. Call female, beautifully |l 5-10 20 marked. brown 1 • blue - eyed. Phone eyed, 1 | Lost & Found J^Q j Steak And Champagne For Two your 'C' appointment. RIDING STABLES. CRAZY recognition as honorary alumni during MSU's Wharton, who came to MSU in January 1970 as its Task Force on Lifelong programs, including the Presidential 349-2990. 5-10-23 Only $6.95 Mason, Michigan. Phone IriME at CORDA LOST: MEN'S Gold Drop in at 3411 East homecoming festivities this 14th president, was vice Education and the ■s wedding Michigan, 676-5548. 5-10-20 weekend. 5817 North FREE ADORABLE mixed bend. Reward. Call 1'A blocks from West president of the Agricultural Commission on Admissions J Road, East Lansing, 351-8978 They are President and breed puppies. Wonderful after 5:30 p.m. S-5-10-23 Campus. Stone Bridge will be UNION BOARD FLIGHTS Development Council Inc. Student Body ■gorth of Grand River pets. Pleese call 484-5639. Playing live. 1-1020 offers Christmas Wharton, Willis W. and is recognized as a Composition. Tpo, Road. 337-7974. LOST: WOMEN'S flight to 3-10-20 diamond ring. London for $185. Stop in Armistead, dean of the leading expert on the Vicinity Human Ecology or INTERNATIONAL Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm. College of Veterinary economic development Botany 10/12. Reward. HOUSE OF PANCAKES Second floor Union. C-1031 Medicine, and Albert C. ■gTH mink coat, size GREAT DANES, AKC, 7 black and Boston Merle, $75 weeks, 353-7746, Frank. 2-10-23 WE NEVER CLOSE Boyd, executive vice problems of Southeast Asia and Latin American. Vote slated T5. 349-0804 after $125, 694-2092. 5-10-23 FOLK MUSIC McGovern president of the Chamber of He holds degrees ORANGE MALE cat called from |o?o Dinners, sandwiches, even benefit November ■ " PORTABLE sewing new. $45. IRISH month SETTERS - females AKC, Two 9 Demian. Lost at Meridian Mall. 337-0072. 3-10-24 breakfasts and dessert. Dine with us at River. B-1-1O20 2800 East Grand E rick son produced by Bluegrass Kiva, 8 00, 3, on faculty • Extension Service. 11-11-3 registered, good hunting bargaining mokeless L broiler, new, er 4pm. $22. 3-10-20 stock. 487-0297. 3-10-23 | Personal \ ^\ HAYRIDES DRAWN by horses. FREE PUPPY to good home. Call for appointment now Part labrador. Call 355-1029 676-5928. 101030 The faculty collective Lphone call and your 2-10-20 FREE Mouthwatering submarines, bargaining election will be Senior pictures taken for limited iy lipid standards sandwiches, and Mr. Mikes' BAR M STABLE — Horse drawn held from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. e way. We're not time only. 36 - A Union, for Pizza. Dine in, carry out for Announcements for It's Graduating seniors - don' we're scientists, FREE KITTENS — affectionate, 1973 Wolverine. 353-5292. hayrides, boarding, What's Happening must be Monday and Tuesday in fast, free delivery. 515 West forget your free senio litter trained, healthy. , 5-10-20 instruction, riding. Reduced received in the State News Demonstration Hall. available from Grand River, East Lansing, rates for large groups. pictures. Come to 36 A Unioi tabby. 1 black. 351-1457. On the ballot will be the fco, Bellefonte, 2-10-20 Phone 351-1600. B-1-10-20 589-8814. 6-10-20 office, 341 Student Services or call 353-5292. j. If you're in a NEEDLEPOINT ANYONE? Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two American Assn. of ill Enterprise 6811. Stop by THE class days before publication. The MSU Promenaders wil University Professors ENGLISH SPRINGER spaniels, FIT YOUR fancy! Older stereos No THIMBLEBERRY SHOP, announcements will be dance at 7 Wednesday ii (A A UP), black and white, AKC, $50 210 Abbott Road, Suite sell fast, bring you cash for accepted by phone. p.m. 34 Woman's Intramural Bldg MSU-Faculty 44. Associates (MSU-FA), and 339-8621. 3-10-23 (above Crossroads Imports) Stop in before newer type you want. Dial Join us for square, folk ant BEOS for sale, $25. or after the game "no agent" or no union. For the finest selection of 355-8255 to place a Want J SHOPPE, 543 East OLD ENGLISH sheepdog Persian yarns, canvas, for our luncheon or dinner buffet and a full evening of Young Workers Liberation League urges attendance at the round dancing. Elegible to vote are all |ver. C-5-10-20 puppies. AKC. 3 months old. kits, live entertainment at 224 j full-time teaching anesearch books, etc., in town. Classes * unemployment hearings at 1 The film "Chicago 7" will b< IjBl t - 6'. New Reasonably priced. Phone 393-4454. 5-10-25 in beginning needlepoint will be starting soon. Abbott Road. B-1-10-20 [ Re; p.m. Saturday at Olds Plaza, Room C. shown 9:30 by the ACLU at 7:15 ant faculty, including professors, associate Jticks, felt, levelers. call 337-2750, for Stop by or clinic. p.m. today in 100 Ve professors, asst. professors, ■349-2314. 3-10-20 FREE more KITTENS, have had information. 1-10 20 MC MCDONALD'S BY OWNER - Sharp 3 - Students for Griffin will hold lecturers, instructors, distemper shots. 393-5488 RESTAURANT bedroom, extras, trees, quick a bumper sticker drive at 11 Young Socialists for Jennes: PXCELLENT. 4647 assistant instructors and after 5pm. 3-10-23 RAINY DAYS possession. Offer. Phone and Road. Before or after a.m. Saturday. Those interested Pulley wil] meet at 8:3( ...jridian 3,000 umbrellas are left 482-5808. 7-1027 in working will meet at 10:45 specialists. Also eligible to the game everyone p.m. Sunday in the second floot (349-4285. 310-20 ALASKAN MALAMUTES AKC on New York City's mass makes it to a.m. by the locomotive, east of checkroom of the Union tc vote are those whoee terms registered. Championship transit system each year. of employment are 330 guitar, McDONALD'S. Good food, WILLIAMSTON AREA - 17 the soccer field. Call 355-9023 discuss the campaign. - Some psychologists feel that half-time line. Reasonable. Master good price, good acres. Remodeled farmhouse, for more information. or more than three d sound, good whether you're an umbrella Charge and BankAmericard large barn and outbuildings. The Society for Creativt consecutive terms, I good condition. loser may relat company. Make the welcome. Call 349-3926 right move to Friendly neighbors Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at Anachronism will meet at 8 p.m academic staff employes at §5.3-10-20 349-1776. 6-10-20 or 234 West Grand River, excellent and 7:30 Sunday in the Saturday in the Union Towei attitudes of optimism < hunting. By owner. p.m. nonsupervisory levels, pessimism. 1024 East Grand River, 655-1565. 1-10-20 McKinley Room, Northwind Room to discuss the medieva p30 deck/ recorder. including librarians, Mobile Homes STATE Ne East Lansing. Apartments. tournament for the nexl i. 40 watt amp. (B nonsupervisory directors of If lei Ads TENENTS FOR your vacancies weekend. 10-20 t $350. 487-3390 to cover academic programs, artists / are easy to find with fast Visit the Baha'i Booth • 8 pm. X-3-10-20 SELECT 1971. ,2' x 60'. all your needs. Turn there in residence, counselors, and Shag The EAST ROOM RESTAURANT acting Want Ads. Dial between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Women's Center will hold now. See the apartments to academic advisors. carpet, air, set up in on the third floor of 355-8255 now. today in the Union for a general meeting followed by s |lG 0/U, lightning Brookvlew in Perry. For sale information and literature on rap group at 7:30 p.m. Monday Absentee ballots are be had, plus all the other fun JACOBSON'S m2 gauge shotgun, 2 or rent. available by mail from the 373-3939, 625-3254. things like sporting goods, Special home game menus for HASLETT, EXCELLENT area, the Baha'i faith. at 547 E. Grand River Ave. | old. $395 or best 9-10-20 pets, and then make It a both luncheon and dinner, 1262 Flamingo. 3 bedroom Detroit office of the I Call 651-5020. The habit to read the Want Ads for before and after the ranch, recreation room, 2 car The black men of Kappa MSU Cycling Club will Michigan Employment RITZCRAFT 1968, 12" 55', 3 carport, fenced yard, large sponsor a bicycle ride into the Relations Commission. x game. Enjoy fine food and Alpha Psi will present a bedroom, corner lot. $23,900. Carl country. Meet at 2 p.m. Sunday - appliances, cocktails and the convenience homecoming extravaganza at 9 They are due no later than 5 I PROFESSIONAL in front of the Men's Intramural storage shed. Park Terrace. of all - day parking in Oehling, Phone 1-782-2491. p.m. Monday at the Lansing I piano, Simulates $3600. Call 485-7978 after PREGNANT? WE understand. p.m. Saturday at the Lansing Bldg. adjoining While the Open house Sunday, 2 -5:30. harpsicord, Call ramp. Civic Center with music by As: office of the commission. 6pm. 5-10-20 us. Pregnancy traffic clears, please dine with 1-10-20 Kari. 2% months old. counseling, 372-1560. The MSU Tolkien Ballots for the election Lt $945, selling us. Just a short walk to and Fellowship now C-10-31 TERRIFIC SPECIAL! 1972 tent will meet at 8 p.m. will be handed out at MARLETTE - 1967, 60' x 12' from the stadium. 1-B-10-20 The Assn. of Black Socia today in the Ml 355-4003 after Demonstration Hall. Voters with 21 e x p a n d o camper, sleeps six, $595. Five Workers will hold elections at f Phillips lounge. All who enjoy fantasy literature are invited. must designate their choice completely carpeted, dining w ALWAYS OPEN. Monday - STARBOARD TACK others in stock. PRIDE p.m. Monday in the Baker Hal room, study, 2 bedrooms, 19' Friday, 8 -5:30 p.m. UNION Reef, Beef, and booze at 1100 CAMPING, 2495 North with only an "X." Any PINE Minority Room. Undergraduate: - BUILDING BARBER SHOP. Cedar, Holt. 694-8153. The MSU Badminton Club other marks will x 14' livlngroom, completely Trowbridge Road. 1-10-20 and graduate students are askec void the Schoolmaster's desk, 355-3559. C-1-10-18 3-10-24 will meet at 7 p.m. every Friday furnished, even lawnmower to attend. selection. trs, dressers, trunks. in 127 Women's and color TV, skirted on Intramural ■-10-20 Bldg. ■UPER landscaped lot with rear patio, 10 minutes to campus, FREE HAIRCUTS AND styles for | Service Illinois absentee voters ballot may obtaii application: Housing - 8 movie Free U experimental seminar pets and kids okay, want MSU Students or faculty. For Seafood our specialty. Jazz in from Illinois Students for Percy in primal and bioenergetics will immediate sale, priced below more information see Tom our cocktail lounge starting FOR'QUALITY service on Call 489-4481 or 332-5651 fo continue at 10 a.m. what bank will loan, call Taylor, CAMPUS BARBER at 7pm. Please call for stereo information. Sunday at equipment, see the 482-4709. 2-10-20 SHOP between 8 a.m. to 5 reservations. 351-7076. Synergy. (continued from page 1) STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East IMPACT: cassette p.m. Monday through Friday. B-1-1O20 Grand River. C-10-31 Sweet Corn, a bluegrass ani campuses have done. l/FM, BSR turntable ACTIVE October 16 to November 3, The Astronomy Dept. wil hold 12' x 50' partially old time string band, will play a University officials echo |kers, 6 months old. furnished, good condition. 1972.0-15-11-13 IF YOU'VE 8:30 p.m. today and Saturday a a public open night at 8 p.m. the belief that there is a fine 11 Mark, 349 1430. got the best Saturday at the MSU $3900. 484-6282 after 5pm. Peanuts Personal apartments in town let Rosa's Canteen, downstairs 54: line between University and 6-10-20 LOOKING FOR PLEASURE? E. Grand River Ave. Observatory. Children should be people know with Classified city affairs and that they do You ain't seen nothin' yetl accompanied by an adult. I.E MAGNAVOX SUE, Ads. Dial 355-8255 today! not REBIRTH WATERBEDS. want to interfere with SKYLINE, 1971 - 12' x 52'. Let's get married this jxcellent condition. 489-6168. C-6-10-20 spring Students for Baha'i invite the others' business. Fantastic buy, have to sell. Call 351-6369. Love, Larry CHILD CARE Licensed . Phone 625-3031. 5-10-24 - all to a program of an informal Jack Breslin, University 1-10-20 home. All ages welcome. STEREO RENTALS, $9.50 per discussion of the faith at 8 p.m. executive vice president, Mount Hope School District. month, $23 per term; Free today in 38 Union. Pop Entertainment will said the University was not ■ WASHER/ dryer, ELCONA - 1 970, 2 TODAY IS Rose Muellers B - 487-0294.5-10-23 delivery, service and pick - present West, Bruce and Laing at bedrooms invited to the hearing and Jedroom furniture, and den. Must up. No deposit. TV's Day: Happy Birthday Rosiel 8 p.m. today in the Auditorium. has "traditionally not 1487-5728. 3-10-23 see to appreciate. Call Igor, Seymour, and Chris. CHILD CARE. In my licensed Tickets are available at the 482 8707. 4-10-23 available at same rates. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 1-1020 home. Excellent care. Phone Who's If hose Union. attended public hearings JLITY materials and 12' 52' ROYCRAFT 1966. 393-9432. 3-10-23 relative to problems they ■"ship. OPTICAL x MIKE MclNTYRE and DENNY PINNING The Black Women's Employe (the city) have had over ■NT, 2615 East Furnished 2 - bedroom, shag "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for HAMEL have reached the LICENSED TEACHER and Assn. will hold a meeting for there." ■ Lansing. 372-7409. carpet, 10' x 7' shed, 10 pinning and engagement top! 1-10-20 former supervisor of notices is 12 noon Thursday Tammy Chenoweth, Hastings election of officers He admitted the did not minutes from campus. Must daycare center doing child "even know what the issue sell immediately. $3,000. Call for Friday's paper. 347 junior to Terry O'Brien, Oscoda, at 5 p.m. Sunday at the LeJon HARRIET, Didn't think I'd care at home. Fully Sigma Alpha Mu. Building in Lansing. after 4pm 641-4515. 4-10-20 Student Services. S19-10-31 remember? Happy One Year. equipped play is," but added, "my feeling room. Large is it's an East Lansing Love, Hans. 1-10-20 backyard, nutritious ENGAGEMENTS BINDALE - 1972, 14' x 65'. PUT NEW life in your old lunches. Many activities problem." The MSU Rifle Team will MUST SELL. Furnished, 2 businessl Advertise in "THE Dearest and lots of attention. Eldon Nonnamaker, vice Sara, Welcome to Jill Dempster, Detroit senior. meet at 3 p.m. Monday on the 3 complete bedrooms. 604 East Gate, STUDENT SERVICE ■ for only $377. Michigan State. P.T.L.! Love 337-0092. 3-10-20 Alpha Gamma Delta to Michael Demonstration Hall rifle range. president of student affairs, D I R ECTOR Y" each in Him always, always. Brad. 1-10-20 Licata, Livonia senior. All interested students are commented, "housing is one furniture. Thursday. Call Tamara IfTiin ■•0-10-31 today at 355-8255. The The Z.T.A. sisters congratulate | I Instructions >< > invited. of those issues where there Patricia Dormaier, Livonia should be joint concern and Jan Bishop on making The European Assn. of MSU SCUBA CLASSES junior to Joseph J. Simons, I think there is." He Place Your Homecoming Court. 1-10-20 Orchard Lake. invites European students, referred to the efforts of off Day & evening sessions. faculty and staff to a fall term NASDS Certification. - campus housing office as BOB, IT'S been a fantastic year. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Happy Birthday, Honey, and Happy Sweetest Day. DEBI. Call MUSD - 485-3894. 5-10-25 Carole Hunter, Ludington, MSU graduate to John Kroon, Grand party at 8 p.m. today at the Pretzel Bell. the prime example. University officials said Rapids, MSU graduate student. Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your 1-10-20 The Zoology Student they did think their check or money order J I! Donna Lynn Black, Detroit Committee invites students inattendance had strained CONGRATULATIONS senior. Gamma Sigma Sigma to interested in forming a relations with the city and KRYSIA on making ANN BROWN, Typing and pre professional club to Marc Randall Yops, Grosse lie. an said that some of the Homecoming Court. You're multilith offset printing. Graduate student. Phi Theta organizational meeting at 6:30 criticism levied in the press number one in our hearts. Complete service for Kappa. p.m. Monday in 351 Natural Address. Luv, the DELT SIGS. dissertations, theses, Science bldg. perhaps was unnecessary. 1-10-20 manuscripts, general typing, Lynne Bidwell, Farmington City _Zip Code _ IBM. 23 years experience. There will be all senior to Lt. James M. Jowski, an University SIGMA CHIS - Great wine and song! Mom hunt and Phi's. 349-0850. C-10-31 Detroit, MSU graduate. "Rock Around the Clock Sock Hop" at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Trustees 1-10-20 COMPLETE THESES Union. 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All those and grants for development ^/ord^AHH C-10-31 1 day $1.50 10 days -13.00 A SERENADE is TYPING WANTED in my home. interested invited. from private contributors Add- 1 15c -$1-50 5 days $6.50 1.30 per word return our waiting. Please letters! The Alpha Phone Mrs. Brown, NEED TO rent tape recorder, 5 are and foundations. ru»r per word A 65c per word 484-5765. 5-10-25 Gams. 1-10-20 or 7 inches for 1 day only. □ □ Among the topics to be □ Will use in your home. McGovern-Shriver will be discussed HOWDY DOWDY 339-9133. 1-10-20 by the eight boys and canvassing nearby areas. If you member board are the fall girls! Grab your blue suede want to help, call 351-4716 or shoes and cut out to the VOLKSWAGEN CANVAS enrollment figures, the to; Michigan State News Classified Union Saturday, 8 pm. MSU GUITARIST SINGER to form cover, sometimes called a 351-4714. Those who signed up to canvass this capital outlays report and weekend, meet at 347 Student Services Bldg. Homecoming - "Flashback duo with singer. Call Mary, buggy boot. Call 339-9354. 7 p.m. at 341 Evergreen St., apt. University alterations and MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 50's." 1-10-20 351-5057. 3-10-20 5-10-23 4F. improvements. 2 2 Michigan Wday, State News, East Lansing, Michigan Oc,ob(r THESE ARE SOME OF THE FACULTY VOTING "NO AGENT" OCT. 23 & 24. HOW ABOUT YOU? V.Pal Kapur, Patricia Balnbrldge, Asst. Prof. Associate P,0, Audtology and Speech Sciences AudMogya, Speech Sc. David O. Logan, Asst. Prof. John P. Henderson, Prof. Economics Bruce L. Miller, Asst. Prof. Richard C. Nicholas, Prof. Phllosphy Food Science & Human Nutrition Thomas A. Edwards, Prof. Physics Sherwood K. Haynes, Prof. Physics J. S. Frame, Prof. Electrical Engineering and Mathematics Julia S. Falk, Assoc. Prof. Dennis Nyqulst, Assoc. Prof. Linguistics and African Language Electrical Engineering John H. Waiford, Assoc. Pr Arnold WHIIams, Prof. Poultry Science English Food Science & Human Nutrition Chi Lo, Assoc. Prof. Mathematics Charles Cress, Assoc. Prof. Crop and Soli Sciences William Tal, Asst. Prof. Botany & Plant Pathology Gordon S. Howell,Jr., Asst. Prof. Charles J. Martin, Prof. John Wagner, Prof. Richard O. Hill, Jr., Asst. Prof. Mathematics Charles See beck, Assoc. Prof. Carl L Foiles, Assoc. Prof. Mathematics J. E. Adney, Prof. David M. Foster, Asst. prof. Wellington H., Asst. Prof Mathematics Bradley S. Qreenberg, Prof. Albert M. Pearson, Prof. Communication Food Science & Human Nutrition Axel L. Anderson, Prof. Botany & Plant Pathology Virginia H. Mallmann, Assoc I Microbiology M.tttkT'^"00-"'0'- Webster Smith, Prof. David E. Blair, Associate Professor Timothy Chang, Assoc. Pre Poultry Science Frederick M. Bernthai, Asst. Prof. Chemistry Eldon A. Behr, Prof. Harvey Davis, Associate Professor Mathematics Ralph L. Qulle, Assoc. Prof. Robert I. Oscar I. Toil, Prof. Cukler, Asst. Prof. Audlology and Speech Scl«n Joseph J. Kuszal, Assoc. Prof. Thomas A. Vogel, Prof. Geology Chester Tsal, Assoc. Prof, Jet Asmussen Jr., assoc. Electrical Engineering Peter A. Lappan, Jr., Prof Alexander Tulinsky, Prof. Donald Dozeeuw, Pr0'- y Peter J. Wagner, Prof. Sadayoshl Omoto, Prof Botany and Plant Pathology Portia D. Morris. Prof. Nutriti«r> Modesto G. Vang, Asst. Prof. Food Science and Human Food Science It Human Nutrition Max M. Mortland, Pro'- Geology Bryan H. Wlldenthal, Prof. Samuel B. Upchurch, Asst. Geology Edgar Klrk.Prof. Saroj Kapur, Assistant Prof. John R. Shaver, Prof- Human Development Zoology