rustees shift vote, OK appointment By NANCI PARSONS State News Staff Writer "/ /n not willing to let this thing hang over In a tense atmosphere of charges and countercharges Friday, the board earlier of trustees reversed its decision and confirmed own the (McMillan's) head for 4 hours. appointment of Joseph McMillan as chairman of the newly - created Dept. -•Trustee Frank Hartman of Human Relations. III Ill 11111 ■ 11 ■ 11111111111111 MM III111111111III ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1111 The board originally voted 4 - 3 to table the appointment until the director of EOP, was appointed in a telegram to Wharton Sept. 27, unsubstantiated charges by trustee associate director of the Dept. of Warren Huff, D - Plymouth, of asking the administration to Human Relations. "dereliction of duty" could be investigate before McMillan's name Huff charged that McMillan, who is was place in nomination. investigated. now director of Equal Opportunity Wharton said he had been unable to Before the meeting was adjourned, Programs (EOP), had lied about a locate any formal complaints against Frank Hartman, D - Flint, who California study which is evaluating McMillan and on three occasions asked originally supported the tabling move, equal opportunity programs at the Huff to elaborate on the charges. asked the appointment be nation's universities. Huff said Friday he refused to make Huff also said that a grievance had the information public because of reconsidered at the trustees' luncheon been filed with Equal Opportunities following the meeting. possible recriminations against the "I'm not willing to let this thing Programs against McMillan. Huff had referred to the grievance (continued on page 13) hang over (McMillan's) head for 24 hours," Hartman said. The trustees then recessed and held a closed session with President Wharton in his office. They returned Candidate 45 minutes later and confirmed McMillan's appointment. Argue over motion The Dept. of Human Relations, urges which will contain an Office of trustees Frank Hartman, D-Flint at left, and Don Stevens, D-Okemos, argued briefly over ■adman's motives in voting to table Joseph McMillan's appointment as chairman of the Dept. Women's Programs and an Office of Minority Programs, was created earlier in med if Human Relations. Hartman later voted for the appointment. this term to upgrade the status of By NANCI PARSONS women and minorities on campus. State News Staff Writer State News photo by C.L. Michaels Mary P. Sharp, currently asst. The MSU medical programs have not met the needs of society nor K CAMBODIAN CHIEF those of the entire University community, a Republican candidate to the board of trustees charged Friday. Aubrey Radcliffe, a high school counselor in Lansing and the third of jssinger widens peace quest the trustee candidates to be interviewed by the State News, supports expanding health care to include the spouses and children of ■ICON (AP) - Henry A. Although there was no official word Laos, the prince conferred with one of students and the entire Lansing United States were on special alert in \>er broadened the quest for an on his next move, it appeared that the Kissinger's aides. community. lina U.S. presidential adviser would extend Kissinger has held five conferences preparation for possible evacuation of peace settlement Sunday in American prisoners of war from North "A young man in medicine should Id of commuter conferences with his stay in Saigon to a fifth day. with Thieu since he arrived last be exposed to the entire community... Vietnam touched off a new round of leadents of South Vietnam and Kissinger conferred with President Wednesday night, underscoring the speculation that some kind of a to give medical aid to all kinds of Nguyen Van Thieu for two hours intensity and seriousness of the peace talks. settlement may be in the works. people: poor whites, poor blacks, poor Sunday morning, flew to Phnom Penh Chicanos, just poor people," Radcliffe for a three ■ hour conference with Time magazine said that United said. The U.S. Embassy declined to say President Lon Nol, then commuted States and Nprth Vietnamese "Race has nothing to do with it. ?ws wee the 20 minutes back to Saigon for a second meeting with Thieu that lasted what Kissinger's next move would His schedule appeared flexible. There was no immediate word when he be. negotiators in Paris had agreed in principle last week to a settlement This is the thing that needs to taught and this is the issue people be for nearly two hours past dusk. He providing for a cease - fire, formation seem to avoid. They have not been would return to Washington to report then returned to the U.S. Embassy. of a new South Vietnamese humanized to meet those types of (i/s Viet In a related development, Premier Hang Thun Hak announced shortly before Kissinger's visit to Phnom Penh to President Nixon. But the reports that flurry of conferences, and some military bases in the government and national elections. (continued on page 13) things," Radcliffe added. (continued on page 13) that the Cambodian government had ?oce O "reached agreement in principle" for peace talks with the Khmer Rouge, the Communist led Cambodian YORK (AP) — Newsweek insurgents allied with the Viet Cong |ne reported Sunday that the 1 States and North Vietnam have fement. in Td agreement to and short-lived followed by a end the interim and North Vietnamese. 0nly a few months ago, the camt>odian government had refused to acknowledge the existence of the Khmer Ro«ge But the Khmer Rouge Faculty begins 2-day union vote By BECKIE HANES unionism vs. professionalism, faculty vote getters. The simple majority is AAUP stresses its 50 year existence national grievance procedures, academic determined from the number of ftn supervised by France, strength has increased from a little and on campus along with the fact that it governance, salary inequities and the faculty voting, not from a simple represents only people in higher lording to the account ... more than 5,000 last March to about TOM HAROLDSON majority of faculty members on peek's Oct. 31 pros and cons of collective bargaining. education as opposed to the Michigan issue, a weak 40,000 now. State News Staff Writers The faculty may either remain with campus. Education five is expected to be central to a The premier of Laos, Prince Assn. (MEA), which Constitution for South Vietnam. the status quo and vote "no union," or Souvanna Phouma. said in Paris that Naturally, the two competitors each represents kindergarten through Duong Van "Big" Minh was The two day election to decide the choose one of the two collective twelfth grade teachers. MSU - FA is an peace may come soon in Indochina feel they are better qualified than the as a logical candidate. and that negotiations in his country fate of collective bargaining begins bargaining units offered - the other. AAUP believes its strong affiliate of MEA. ! magazine said it was still today at Demonstration Hall where American Assn^ of University national office will provide expertise MSU - FA's campaign stresses the had got off to a good start. The Pathet Jived whether the interim Lao is the adversary of Souvanna's faculty will decide if they want to Professors (AAUP) or MSU Faculty and assistance in negotiations. In its benefit and assistance of negotiating fment in Saigon would have two pursue the status quo or work with a Associates (MSU - FA), specialists they can provide from fee segments. government. platform, the organization pledges to collective bargaining unit. If none of the choices receive a The prince made his remarks in a demonstrate its ability in areas of MEA, the impact they have on |ith Vietnamese President Nguyen statement at the airport while en route The issues are many. But emphasis simple majority in the election, there academic freedom, tenure and (continued in the campaign was placed on will be a run - off between the two top (continued on page 13) on page 13) to the United States. Before leaving governance. vercrowding plagues By CAROL THOMAS State News Staff Writer appointment line." you have a place in the Overcrowding of outpatient clinical facilities has reached a critical point, Follow the green line to Lobby B. Dr. James S. Feurig, director of the Wait there for Office 10. health center, said. Doctors' schedules ...and wait, and wait, and wait. are jammed, and many patients have "I'm finally getting in to see a to make appointments several weeks doctor," snarled a would - be patient ahead of time. as he trotted along the green line. "It's While clinical facilities are three now and my appointment was desperately crowded, hospital facilities for one." are getting emptier, Feurig said. Students sit slumped in every "New trends in health care call for available space in the lobby of the keeping the patient out of bed as University Health Center. A few study much as possible," Dr. Myron S. energetically. Others either stare at Magen, dean of the College of walls, other waiting students or nod to Osteopathic Medicine, said. sleep. "Outpatient facilities get more Emergency rooms, clinics and local crowded when people come in for doctors' offices are facing serious medical care instead of staying inside overcrowding, and the University the hospital." Health Center is no exception. Students are refusing to enter the "We can't escape the shortage of health center's infirmary facilities, doctors and nurses even here in our preferring instead to stay at home in little University bubble," one health bed, Feurig said. center nurse said. "Two years ago we put every One emergency — one seriously ill mononucleosis case to bed for long patient or time - consuming treatment periods of rest," he added. "Now they can throw off an entire day's recover out walking around." — appointments, Dr. Charles Creighton, University Health Center's hospital the eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist beds were about "half full" last year at at the Health Center, said. the highest point, Feurig said. Appointments are scheduled every 15 The University of Michigan, in minutes for each doctor. remodeling its ancient student health I heavy day most languish and nod off while waiting in the lobby 1 at the University Health Center often results in "Even with an appointment you center, has removed all but 12 of its physician. have to count on waiting," one |"9 waits for many sick students seeking treatment. raer>ts find it convenient to work on class assignments, but Some State News photo by John [ student commented. "But with an (continued on page 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan j^rraTTCi Bid By JOHN LINDSTROM error The University staff and ties up dismissal hearing policy for $1,916,339 was recieved Ice Aren Foundation of Princeton, summary State News Staff Writer architects reviewed the bids, agents. from the U.S. Department N.J., for scholarships in the The completion date for Wilkinson said, and agreed In other action the board of Health, Education and Colleges of Human and the proposed University Ice that the Effective U"?* building could be accepted almost $4.7 Welfare for use in the Osteopathic Medicine; and Arena was thrown in limbo redisigned and rebid to million in gifts, grants and studen' loan program. $45,000 from the Hinman ,nC- f<* netw°fk • iSf Friday when the board of come within the original scholarship funds. $104,124 ^ accepted from Endowment Fund of of law trustees authorized the budget of $3,400,000. A scholarship fUnd of the Roger Wood Lansing for scholarships. accepted. ^ University to collect new bids on the construction of But to meet the i the Arena, after allowing budget the original contractor to withdraw its bid. requirements, efforts made to will be reduce the ON UFELONt EDUCATION In other action, the building's area and seating "God help this board if it discussion on the proposed capacity from 7,500 to Trustee makes its decisions on the MSU Foundation was 6,000 with standing room quep/o, for an additional 1,000 example of Joseph postponed because of the illness of Leslie Scott, spectators. I^Carthy." vice-president for In development. reviewing the Don Stevens, University's Capital Outlay- By TERIALBRECHT focus on substantive issues education program. Because of the unusual r.„|It„ Report the Board listed State News Staff Writer because college councils "Support and D-Okemos length of the board's push of commission's - University building that have discussed the these programs will come monthly meeting the Trustee Frank Hartman, Hartman conclude MSU trustee priorities and approved report have not reacted on from Washington, not the luncheon meeting between D-Flint, Thursday expressed complete thn„. . these issues. state legislature," he the board and the East requests totalling over $9 million for planning, concern that the Provost John E. Cantion, said, education °' Lansing City council was University's plans for Despite the questions he dynamic jn cancelled. programming and continuing education would responding to Hartman, said raised concerning the working peop|e construction of buildings. displace the continuing the lifelong education practical and Adolfson & ftterson, the workable °f competence. education programs already proposals will not displace contractor whose bid was The in existance. Big Four to open talks originally accepted for for $6 largest request million from the was The Task Force On the programs continuing education but will "integrate Pay list delay general construction on the state to continue Lifelong Education, which building, was allowed to drew equally with the construction of a power up a preliminary The United States, Britain, France and the withdraw its bid after it was report and presented it to undergraduate and graduate generating facility attached the programs of the various Soviet Union are about to open official talks in to Power Plant 65. About trustees, asked for Berlin aimed four-power responsibility at redefining for continuing Berlin discovered $400,000 they had made error on and The bid accepted was for their bid. a $3.3 million for was requested construction of a comments from the board at its informational meeting before the final draft is schools." "It will convert be difficult to continuing irks facultyun Clinical Sciences center. Germany, diplomatic sources have disclosed. $2,262,000, but it should presented to President education into our There's just no pleasing salary list it. The Big-Four consultations, slated to begin this have read $2,662,000. $70,000 was asked for Wharton in January. program, they will have to Bob Repas. Hartman questioned the equivalent to th» The company asked planning and programming continue what they have Repas, the only faculty week, were timed to coincide with the final phase in of the Communication Arts practical methods which P fess run 0| been doing," he said. member censured by the the East-West German negotiations that are permission to either change copies. its Building, and $50,000 was lifelong education would "We really can't answer Academic Council and the designed to normalize relations between the two andbid,return or withdraw the bid its security requested for planning of employ in administering the the question to what extent first faculty member to •The commits meet Germanys. It is believed the German pact may be check. the Performing Arts Center. program to the people. lifelelong education will request a hearing under the the deidl^ "Should we help people Interim Faculty Grievance suspicious mind completed early next month, just before the The Nielsen Construction replace continuing assume that The Employment Policy help themselves or just, education because that is Procedure, is starting general elections in Bonn on Nov. 19. Co., whose bid had been Statement for Cooperative create more classes?" he another twoto five another coincidence wasim accepted for work on the Extension Personnel was said. planning controversy. stalling the building's steam tunnel, also years away. Repas, chairman of the distribution until also discussed and approved. "We hope to educate in discovered an error in their The statement lists both the "The most important Committee for a Rational faculty election," four years a self-leamer but statement said. Turkish jet hijacked bid, and the board allowed Cooperative Extension lifelong learning comes in part of lifelong education will be the Pay Policy, urged the board of trustees last week to them to withdraw it informal Service agents and the when we realize we have •The publi" Roger E. Wilkenson, vice program which will reach subcontract the annual be failed to reach this goal," the in a useful font Four terrorists president for Business and greatest number of publishing of the faculty hijacked a Turkish jetliner to Hartman continued. believes that thi Finance then recommended people in the lowest salary list to his committee. Bulgaria with 77 other persons reported on board William Wilkie, special socio-enconomic In alphabetical liS'! that the board reject all bids strata," a memorandum to the Sunday. The Bulgarian news agency said they assistant to Wharton and Cantion said. faculty salaries on general, mechanical and trustees, Repas said "It is threatened to blow up the plane and passengers electrical chairman of the task force, Pilot will now apparent that this task "shocking |,t building trades programs understanding" about unless Turkey frees a dozen imprisoned leftists and and eating expressed the need for probably be run testing the is both too time and that all work - information useful be questions by the board to credibility of the lifelong meets other demands. redesigned and rebid. consuming and difficult to faculty because be assigned to the office of The news agency BTA said the Boeing 707 was members compare the provost." within a department being held at the airport in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital. The committee made a OCT 23 than among indivi The terrorists seized the aircraft as it flew from three - point pledge to the Istanbul to Ankara. They opened fire at one point, faculty and University if The faculty salary slightly wounding the chief pilot and a passenger. they are awarded the released Thursday. contract: John E. Cantion d All on the plane were Turkish. •The committee will the late reler publish 2,500 copies of the intentional. He 24 delay was beca~ Filipinos smash uprising assistant working o i budget publication became ill. Philippine marines and soldiers airlifted from Manila smashed Sunday the first organized armed The list was uprising against the central government since planned for release martial law was imposed on the country five weeks THE CHOICES ago, information secretary Francisco S. Tatad announced. Government forces killed 13 insurgents and HAVEN'T For hot-blooded music lovers captured one while they suffered nine dead, six wounded and one missing in almost 36 hours of CHANGED who develop cold feet at fighting in Marawi in northwestern Mindanao. high prices. Life endorses Nixon » M TC-353D Economy Three-Head Life magazine has urged The faculty at Michigan State STEREO TAPE DECK the re - election of President Nixon as "a good thing for the has at this time three clear United States," choices: In an editorial in its Friday issue, the magazine declares: "The Nixon administration, First,we may choose despite its one glaring failure in foreign policy - the long to go on accepting stay in Vietnam for less and less - and despite some sizable what is given to us; shortcomings in domestic policy, does have an impressive accomplishment." record of Second,we may choose to legitimize this Spy charge aimed at Dems pattern of bland President Nixon's re-election campaign acceptance; Offering more features manager said Thursday the Nixon committee has and performance than any other learned that comparably-priced tape deck, George McGovern's camp used spies the new SONY TC-35SD is a great sounding « against Hubert H. Humphrey in the campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Third,we may choose give more flexibility to any home stereo Three-head design provides phenomenal syjjy Clark MacGregor, in a press release issued by the to elect an organization performance and offers instant companioni ra recorded tape to the program source while re Nixon campaign committee, said the come from a "highly reliable source report had in the press." capable of gaining FEATURES: Microphone/Line Mixing Pause Control within significant advancements. Tape/Source Monitoring Stereo Headphone M Three Speeds: 7%, 3%, Jack Skinner accepts award and 1% ip8 Scrape Flutter Filter Letting students decide what they should learn and/how much they should study has not "free and happy" students, but and produced truants, dropouts ONLY «219'5 vandals, behaviorist and educator B.F. Skinner declared Thursday night. *MSU FACULTY NEWS-BULLETIN, 9-28-72 In accepting the 1972 Award for Creative; Leadership in Education from the New York University School of Education, the Harvard psychology professor said in prepared remarks that /VBU/E4 he did not question the good will of educators who had worked to liberate students from "shameful, punitive practices" of traditional education. ■ 402 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING ♦ 245 ANN STREET. £. LANSING "-^S^I^Bchigan state NeWS' East Lansin*' Michigan Monday, October 23, 1972 3 hbor DEPT. McGovern: call Thieu's hand WASHINGTON WASHINGTON /api (AP) - _ ■ ■ ■ ■ W ■ ■ I | Vrifl )b progra Sen. George McGovern said Sunday South Vietnamese President question Reynolds said had been sent to ABC by the White House. They transcript accompanied of a former Treasury Secretary John B. questions put to McGovern by the ABC interviewers referred to McGovem Indochina barbaric is the thing that has happened since World War more Nguyen Van Thieu threatened last Connally's political telecast lr "I think this is really an statements which the But he said he stands by II. vets year to resign if U.S. of last Friday which ABC military and President's supporters his statement that "the And he interesting development had said, "I economic aid to his here that I should requested from the contend defame Nixon by dropping of several million come on White House. personally hold Mr. Nixon LoLA, n.Y. - A special and as yet unpublished government reduced. were even a program to be interviewed The only of the comparing him McGovern to Hitler. tons of bombs on the responsible" for the If the Dept. of Labor discloses that this and have questions one said he had civilian population of bombing. "I think we \does not have "a comprehensive policy or set ought to take him up on that," McGovern submitted by the White Jies designed to deal with the employment House," the South Dakota of returning veterans." t aft final report" said "a network exists of said. He was interviewed for an senator said. ASKS RECRUITING HELP hour on the ABC Issues and "Isn't it interesting that Jn, and services to help the veteran with Answers the President himself is ■nient-related problems," but that "this network television-radio afraid, apparently to Coach blasts come program. nelo"ieration of various approaches that had The on this program with me or veloped over the last few decades at different Democratic to candidate, who has been come on any other ■ response to different problems." television program and raise urging President Nixon to Duffy Daugherty, MSU's in recruitment, I cannot upgraded," Daugherty said. page summary of the report- "Evaluation of * his own questions. He debate him, found himself much-malignediligr head accept it." Daugherty said University | Manpower Services to Veterans" -was made faced with knows I would have some to football coach, turned the "If they (alumni) would of Michigan alumni are n foncludedjl Je to the New York Times by Rep. Lester L. he was told a question which ask him." tables Friday and aimed take a prospective local boy much more active than MSU ■p Y and a member of the House Veterans was submitted McGovern said some criticism at University and entertain him and his alumni in recruiting ■Committee. by the White House and that, alumni. commented that Nixon is when he was in South parents for a night, bring prospective players. | who is running for re-election in Long Island Vietnam in September 1971 Daugherty told him to the campus for a day "With the size of our afraid to come on such a |a statement he was "disturbed that the Dept. of Thieu told him that he a homecfxning banquet — or, in other words, wine alumni, if we had only a program in js apparently withholding report which it has person with audience of 350 at Kellogg and dine him for a few days fraction of the input McGovern and ask his would resign from office at forestalling action to correct inadequacies of the own the first sign the United Center that MSU alumni to stir him towards MAU Michigan does we would be in good shape," Daugherty lent's programs for veteran employment questions. were neglectful in helping i the quality of the football The question States was abandoning him. recruit high school footbi team would probably be said. related to McGovern's comparison of "He tbld me directly. . . players. He charged that „kesman for the Labor Dept. in Washington that even if we reduce although MSU has one of U.S. bombing in Vietnam ^Thursday the report was being withheld and with Adolf American military and the largest alumni final version was expected this week and Hitler's policies. crossroads ■e associations in the country, McGovern took economic aid that he would the T>e made public within; 45 days. it is one of the most inactive occasion to pose a question resign," McGovem said. "I in J report noted that the returning veterans for Nixon think we ought to take him recruiting potential lit a large labor pool and an important labor — President has not offered why the up on that." football players. Dinner guests included Je for helping to meet national objectives. But it any explanation of the McGovern said he thinks members of the 1952 MSU J that "currently, this manpower recource break-in to national football ■•utilized." Democratic Thieu would refuse to national headquarters championship team, ■ report found that some of the federal-state by participate in any coalition representatives of the local ■merit local offices "have not yet instituted fully persons associated with government involving a chamber of commerce and Nixon's campaign. Communist HAS UNICEF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOOKS | established procedures for insuring that The exchange came when representative. alumni from various parts of SHARE INUNICEF'S HUMANITARIAN PROGRAM fcturned veterans receive adequate preference in "If we withdraw our the country. 1 to job openings." correspondent Frank support for him," "I have been accused of OF HELPING 112 COUNTRIES IMPROVE HEALTH, Reynolds asked McGovern a McGovern said, "I have no poor coaching and now of NUTRITION AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES doubt at ail that within a poor recruitment," FOR THEIR CHILDREN matter of hours Gen. Thieu Daugherty said. "They would take care of the might be right. But when it DAUGHERTY FOLK TOYS AROUND THE WORLD & plans scrutiny/ tomes to taking full blame use problem and he would be gone." HOW TO MAKE THEM (NEW) CHILDREN'S ART & WRITING FROM The question sent to Tne State News is (jublished AROUND THE WORLD by the students of McGovern from the White Michigan State University every class day during Fall, HAVE YOU SEEN A COMET? Watergate suspect House was one of six or seven, according to Peggy Whedon, producer of the Winter and Spring school terms, and Fridays during Summer Welcome Week edition is published in Mondays, Wednesdays Term, and a special September. UNICEF CALENDARS (DESK & WALL) UNICEF MINI-NOTES 210 ABBOTT unit until he INTON (AP) - A left last changed to say the President program. They were sent by Subscription rate is $16 per year. ubcommittee February. will impose the plan only in A1 Snyder, an assistant to Member Associated Press, United Press International, I Rep. William S. This was four months the event of war and that it White Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., before he was arrested in House said Sunday he must be supported by an communications Associated Collegiate Pr«>ss, Michigan full-scale the Watergate Democratic executive order Collegiate Press or Assn. Director Herb Klein, she Ltion of national National Headquarters with appropriate legislation said. Second class,postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Kip contingency four other men and charged Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Sen-ices and Watergate with bugging activities. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, lint James W. But the OEP denied Michigan. 48823. I one-time role in Moorhead's allegation that there is or has been a Search con Phones: ! strong denials watchlist of people and News/Editorial |he Office of Prepardnees, information to look for sineeAuiust 1945, the epd for House Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 of WorfdWar II. ANCHORAGE, Alaska on the search, although 353-6400 [the Pennsylvania Business Office 355-3447 1 said he believes It told Moorhead one of (AP) — Tracking ana^most rescue missions for I the activities of the unit's duties was to backtracking, rescue* light planes in Alaska are Photographic 355-8311 | former unit was prepare "computer airplanes dodged low - lying abandoned after 10 days to Campus Information 353-8700 clouds Sunday in the sixth two weeks. i "National procedures for compiling a including names watchlist" but "no actual day of a search for missing watchlist is maintained by House Majority Leader Hale JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE s ti o n a b 1 e the unit." Boggs and three other men. Two jet reconnaissance Khairman of the It said the unit's mission is to prepare for collection planes went aloft with 52 J government (on subcommittee a prepared and computerization of information from mail, othe* aircraft, but visual search was partially blocked i ' 'When men travelers, cables by clouds over "two - thirds to three - quarters of the es McCord are telephone calls in and out of in political the United States — and primary search area," officials said. Four Coast and also are distribution of the Guard cutters combed the |K for the official information to war units Miss J is perpetual of coastline. Two RF4C i information that would use it. censorship The unit of some 16 Phantom jets with cloud - motion in a Celara'knit ■I have no doubt reserve Army, Air Force and Pacing electron! palazzo jumpsuit. | official National Navy officers also would be - - - equipment hunt. are joining the . . will pinpoint in charge of such censorship The massive wilderness The flair, flow, sweep and luals slated for national emergency Jeprisal." until the Pentagon took it search began last Monday when Boggs, 58, Rep. Nick swing of 26" palazzo pants (head said the over, the OEP said. Begich of Alaska, 40; Russel and OEP Moorhead alleged also dramatize the slim silhouette L. Brown, 37, a Begich aide; foed to him a that OEP officials testified and Don E. Jonz, the pilot, halter top. ►n Post story that this year the national By Arpeja in a di d on a flight from pad been member 1 Special Analysis a censorship plan would be hereTo here to Juneau, Juneau. 560 560 miles miles toto Celara®knit of textured implemented only in the southeast. iSAD) reserve unit nuclear or other general The Air Force and Coast Celanese'acetate. Black, I ncontingency plans war, but that a copy of the Guard has ^ no cutoff date s o r s h i p of plan shows it also could be junior sizes 5 to 13. Jnal mail, travelers implemented in a "brushfire Communications in conflict" such as the A. U-neck with ruffles, $34. ■ emergency. Vietnam war. Chamberlain: |Pentagon a said reserve Air The OEP said Moorhead Sensitive to B. U-neck with white was quoting from a 1964 your needs- collar, tie back, $34. lieutenant colonel, version of the censorship ■°r officer of the plan which has now been 4K J Aoip Ill's MONDAY MADNESS AT DOMINO'S PIZZA Some speedy delivery But at Special Prices !*★★★★★★★+ * ★★★★★★★★★★★ A 12" one item A 16" one item * p'zza and 2 Pizza and 2 J I PePsi's only Pepsi's only * * S|92 $288 * 351-7100 5 351-7100 * ^pon^~2/12 °nly' No other j Good 10/23/72 only. No other J r "^V be combined with **★★★★★★★ ★**★★★★★★★* Trowbridge shop only. % "coupons may be „ The administration has finally nominees to give equal arrived, a feeling of remorse, Mideast, and Latin America I say the car. With little or no form of »me in dangerol"! comparison * ^ riflrie/v~ . taken a step forward to achieve representation. frustration and confusion has United States will continue its great substantial revenue, what's a family to 1 "e two to overwhelmed me. It again seems to be bipartisan tradition - to stand by our candidates equal opportunity for women at Some organizations have do? respect. MSU by establishing a one of those "lesser of two evils" friends and never desert them. Then there's the women's chosen to submit one name from Well, it is obvious that Nixon has no m advisory council. Unfortunately, which elections rather than a "good guy, bad One rarely hears such a real game plan for economic equality ntotteroftfc. the administration can the selection process for make a choice. This seems to be guy" one. Though the two major candidates are miles apart on many heartwarming appeal to blacks, poor and downtrodden of this nation by the or stability and that his Phase I and Phase II programs have phased out. He mutal, president. ImpoiT:" Here there , representatives on the council a feasible solution to the issues, there still seems to be no same man. That's one strike against between ' is , does not insure the most choice. Nixon in the ability to cope with is basically playing the role of Mr. a clown seemingly u' problem. To solve my American Dream, with a pull yourself moron, and bijou dilemma, friends have people and empathy departments. equitable representation. told McGovern feels this is the time "to up by the bootstraps policy toward Robert Perrin, vice president me simply not to vote at all. But after all those years of waiting to pull the poor, uneducated and Eight representative turn away from excessive „ . — Kennedy years. In this iM •■via me for University relations, has the lever and after all the progress unemployed. Since his term in office organizations are asked to submit preoccupation overseas to rebuilding reluctantly have to gjve uJS hinted that organizations which made by civil rights workers to gain our own nation The greatest began nearly four years ago, the three nominees for the council, . . . edge, however slight. refuse to suffrage for blacks I just couldn't contribution America can make to our unemployment problem in this from which President Wharton comply with the country has not progressed. In some But I suppose one will pick the final members. nomination process will be in back down and not utilize my rights. fellow mortals is to heal our own great instances, for blacks and other un enumerating could J, each J So I'm left with three other but deeply troubled land." favorable and trouble, but he did not elaborate. alternatives: a write - in, Nixon or minorities, it is even worse. Nixon is unfavorablf The selection process seems to Bravo! He hit the problem. This down by two points now on McGovern. my It would be a grave country needs unity, not more division scorecard. candidate. With indicate that the organizations, Now, to fit my qualifications for McGO: and administrative antagonism toward ahead. And I while recognized as governing disappointment to see the president, the candidate must exhibit its citizens. McGovern gets one point. Flip over the coin and you'll find the suppose that's __r amount of work that went into fundamental 'tal principle bodies of various facets of the an ability to cope with problems Near the same vein, the population, McGovern's stand on the economic democratic process, j University, are not competent the women's council thwarted by people, and issues. This person must especially minorities, have been issue. His public personality seems to to decide for yourself havingl also show determination, flexibility, vnhj* a controversy over ground rules. plagued with not finding suitable exude a religious concern for his you want to represent enough to select an able intelligence, and the ability to you employment. Many students felt the fellow man. His American dream for choice. representative to the council. The present nomination empathize with the common person. job pinch this summer and are feeling fair play and equal opportunity do not But, next time. give Also, courage, honesty, creativity and that pinch now. Your parents and harmonize with the channels operating ^ , Wharton gave the rationale for system is an undemocratic means zeal. the selection process at the board toward a democratic end. The As for a possibility for a write - in of trustees meeting Friday, when rationale may be justified in candidate, the only person who fits some instances but in this case those standards is Superman, and I POINT OF VIEW he said he would screen the the various constituents of the don't think he's in the running this nominees for age, past ASMSU works year. council should present a wide experience, race, ethnic and So I'm left with two choices: Nixon educational background to enough representation of or McGovern. achieve a balanced council. viewpoints. One of the major issues of this By RON WAHULA treatment in hiring and working practices on th# campaign, of course, is the Vietnam President, ASMSU Presently, ASMSU is in the process of organize, Regardless of the president's If Wharton feels special War. Both candidates have pledged to In response to the Wednesday's editorial by the State exchange that would be a service to every studeat- rationale, the council should be interests should be represented bring an end to the disaster somehow. News, I maintain that ASMSU is the student government campus. Only their tactics are different. of MSU. -•Tie made up of women representing on the council, he could create University Student Affairs Committee, to Nixon plans for slow and honorable The past decline of ASMSU as the student government of ASMSU has five seats, is their organization's constituency, special seats for those viewpoints this campus is attributable to personal conflicts and lack of probably the mostV' exit, if that is at all possible, while student advisory committee on this and this judgment should rightly or use the appointments made McGovern is looking for an easier, overall organization, planning and communication on the committee deals with academic as well as be made by the organizations other exclusively by the president and quicker way out. But neither has come part of the student board. concerns. ASMSU also plans to work the provost for this balancing The present ASMSU board is composed of closely with themselves. up with a solution to the POW many Council in channeling students through its channels. purpose. problem. An end to the war by either qualified, sincere and conscientious individuals who feel In addition to these activities ASMSU The choice of organizations one of them will hinge on the answer the ASMSU can and should play an plans to integral part in the lives students through the many student advisory c< to that POW problem, which neither of every student of this University. represented on the council is a But if a viewpoint or the University. Student interest this year ha candidate has. Question - What then is ASMSU's role? Is it simply to fair cross - section of MSU secondary qualification is not overwhelming - over 100 applications have been But one issue which should dole out money, office space and appointments as the State women. One representative from vital enough to require a special clearly our committees and over 30 applicants are vying differentiate the two is the domestic News suggests? I think not. each organization will give an seat, it is not vital enough to positions on the All University Student Judiciary, situation. Race relations, economic ASMSU should act as a lobbying institution for the of interest demonstrates to us that students do cm equitable distribution of jeopardize the legitimate right of stability and the environment seem to students in matters of social, economic and academic government and we plan to utilize this input to the viewpoints on the council. It is the organizations to choose their be minor issues this year, but may importance. extent possible. not necessary to juggle the own representatives. prove to be a deciding factor in how I •\SMSU has initiated programs that are socially and We also plan to act on a central channeling will vote. culturally oriented. Pop Entertainment, Great Issues and students to aid them in solving problems ai special events like homecoming or our 24 hour peace vigil questions answered. If a student has a grievance last spring are made possible by ASMSU. The Office of kind, he will be able to call ASMSU and be referred Black Affairs also financed by ASMSU, presently provides a proper student group for action. We plan to w valuable service to black students on this student groups as our standing committee, the campus. •ASMSU has participated in a number of activities and departments, Academic Council and Public programs that are aimed at improving the economic status Research Group in Michigan, with one common of every undergraduate at this University. Our Student meet the needs and desires of every student on this Loan Program, our Electronic Workshop and our Legal Aid The State News says ASMSU is a void. ! are examples which have trouched the lives of many ASMSU isn't what it was a year ago or even a m students on our campus. ** is now a cohesive, organized body and with the In addition ASMSU is creating student jobs as is the case concerned students it will regain it's credbility and of our financial backing to the paper recycling effort, with respect of all who come in contact with it. our funds going directly back to students in the form of In the final analysis ASMSU is what you makei wages. the many students that I have had contact with this ASMSU, working with the Administration also hopes to year are representative of the entire student bodj initiate a Student Grievance Procedure through the Student ASMSU will fast become the most effective studA Employment Office which would insure students of fair this University has ever known. s John Borger, editor • in - chief; Charlie Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial classified advertising manager; editor. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Wilbins, office manager. city editor; Bill Whiting, photo editor;Gary Members of the board of director! Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, copy chief. Spantolo, president ; Debbie * vice president, Carolyn Stieber, se«L Lee Lockwood, treasurer; Frank Senger. Roland ", •""» Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; advertising Tom Riordan. manager; AI Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven Art recipient of the Pacemaker Awirl Levin, general manager; Robert outstanding journalism. OUT OF THE WOODWORK association's legal talent and the Neilsen then goes on to tell of a Bargaining media can be labeled "incredible" if, Dushane Fund, the $1,200,000 "chemical castrator" used in beef through what students of journalism Inaccurai Two academic freedom and tenure fund. cattle, but she does not tell us what it learn by writing for the State To the Editor: News, I want to Finally, it is difficlut to imagine our is called. If we are not told, then the which is supposedly an educational To the Editor: respond to Professor sophisticated faculty, organized by reader must draw his own conclusion. In the letter of Oct. 11 Harold Hart's Point of View in last experience. MSU-FA, bargaining away any of the This chemical sounds like Jim Karr "Gun Threat" the writer makes Friday's State News. Hart's comments good things your statement mentions. diethylstilbestrol, which is a chemical Covert freshman statements which are very mi may have been directed to potential To the contrary, the objective of the used for 18 years by cattle growers to Oct. 18, 1972 First, the passenger pigeon is Cents members of an industrial labor union current collective bargaining drive is to because it was slaughtered by but produce fatter cattle at a faster rate than by are certainly not applicable to MSU protect and provide for by contract conventional feeding metholds. hunters. It was consideredap MSU-FA organizationcomposed Faculty Associates. is clearly a professional of preciesly those things you mentioned. Certainly MSU-FA is committed to Granted, this chemical made male cattle impotent, and females which Oust To the Editor: N but sport hunters were hardly* factor in its demise. The W highly build excellence in our faculty and to trained professional people seeking to were pregnant often aborted because Never before in American similarly slaughtered for its assure that excellence is of the compound, but it is not a politics The grizzly bear is nearingex" build a great recognized university. The and rewarded. have voters been given the "castrator." Castrating refers only to opportunity mainly because of i Worth organization seeks to utilize the to bring down tremendous reservoir of talent Professor Hart, it is hoped vou will complete removal of the male's simultaneously two extermination by ranchers who® such corrupt reconsider. Your vote for MSU-FA testicles, and nothing else. This Ls not regimes as those care to share their cattle ana possessed by our faculty in the will help achieve the good things of accomplished by the chemical. presently in power in Washington and with bear. The eagle has also decision making process on this in Saigon. The which you are concerned. Furthermore, if Neilson had done a Washington mob failed at the hands of ranchers, campus and in the state legislature. Ronald J. Peters little extra research before she wrote miserably in the past four years to reduction in numbers is Collective bargaining agreements establish that "we guaranteeing meaningful cooperation instructor her article, she would have learned are number one" in to habitat destruction attriou School of Labor and that the chemical has not been in use peace and in war; their attempt to and shared authority are authroized our society in general. Industrial Relations since Aug.,1, 1972 and therefore is no capture the same position in the hearts i Amerif* under Michigan law. Collective The game species Oct. 16, 1972 of their countrymen led to their use of bargaining is the most effective longer contained in beef anyway, so it The State News welcomes huckster techniques to is not a problem in today's diet. persuade all of all letters. They should be instrument in maintaining and us that war is peace, black is white, become dangerously l°w 1 In Thursday's article concerning expanding faculty involvement as a management is paid for "V typed to double a 65 space line and spaced. Letters should be signed and should matter of contractual rights. bargaining assures a community of Faculty Chemicals To the Editor: chemicals in food production, the main point is that chemicals are and Nixon is something else. When that approach failed to "sell" a that not - through license fees, fire"® and voluntary help. HunW "deadly," but Neilsen does not tell the - gullible public, they resorted to include hometown, student, scholars with full academic freedom From reading Wednesday's article outright criminal techniques of hardly have hurt Mich#' reader whether or not she refers to faculty or staff standing, and participatory rights rather than a on health foods, I realized that the chemical fertilizers. Most commercial breaking and entering, illegal population since there are hierarchial system where the timid live here now than when the local phone number and reporters writing for the paper know fertilizers are made up of inorganic surveillance, publishing lies and in silent fear or become covered by virgin forests. local address. No unsigned sycophants — almost as little about writing as they attributing those lies to others. eventually compounds, but if you will ask any letters will be accepted, but being socialized to be do about the food industry. The Saigon mob, our full Sport hunting does n< of their entrapment. At the agriculture professor or specialist on partner in the State News will unaware At first, Katherine Neilsen relates campus (or anywhere else), you will crime against humanity, operated in writer of the letter and same time many of the withhold author's name in courageous are the "terrible" story of the production learn that had it not been for security behind the U.S. shield to forcing him to hunt, yet ^ starved into submission or banished. extreme cases. Letters may of bread by providing us with a list of commercial fertilizers, flatten their purses and Swiss bank prevent others from partK'ip" more people be edited for clarity and Today, tenure are academic under freedom serious and all the chemicals used in its making, would be starving than ever before. accounts by encouraging and He implies that gun re« conciseness so that more Professor attack. but she fails to tell us the other side — What I am saying is this — without skimming the profits from wholesale some sort of panacea whic * letters be Hart, because of your what would happen if the bread was whore the salvation of our nat'°n> can tenacious activities in controversial these fertilizers, crops just did not - mongering and dope - peddling accommodated. Letters will not treated. She then relates that "the activities, largely directed against our is no one sentence in his areas as an activist in the American nonstick chemical used is so toxic that yield like they do with such chemical not be edited for content. personnel. supports this idea. Civil Liberties Union, you the man who applies it must wear a help. I still would like to know how may be one In of the first to suffer if the farmer in Thursday's article spite of the pessimistic I hate to clutter this P% hysteria grows respirator." But she fails to realize that outlook, all is not lost. We were able facts for once, but I mus ^ again in American. You can be if it was poisonous to the digestive expects the rest of us to believe that to oust from assured, however, that MSU-FA will system, why would the fellow wear a his $orn grew better just on manure past power our immediate of the arguments in t ^ be active in the defense of and humus and dead plant matter than President, guilty of lesser crimes; based on emotion and not on your basic respirator. This implies that it is we can do it again on Nov. 7. human rights throughout the courts it could when he was using "those David' irritating the the lungs, which does not deadly chemicals." with Flint' professor and director ofLeo the full Katz wieght of tlje make it poisonous to the eater. It is not hard to see how . ... today's statistics Oct. Oct. 11,1982 fi State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 23, 1972 5 by Garry Trudeau TO BAN LETTUCE Boycott gains support By MICHAEL OGOREK Bill Masterson said 10,000 people already have signed The Michigan coordinator for the United Farm pledge cards in the Detroit area alone. Workers lettuce boycott said The boycott is planned to bring economic pressure on Thursday his group's goal is to get a million people nationally to pledge they will quit lettuce growers who do not employ union labor. eating lettuce. Materson said a consumer boycott is the best way to fight growers who are using their money and influence to confuse the issue. "If gives up head lettuce for a year," Masterson 2 China a person linkup said, "it will cost the grower Farm workers have called emblem the wrapper. $20." a boycott of all lettuce not carrying the United Farm Workers' black Aztec eagle in 5 years on seen Masterson said no Michigan stores carry union lettuce alone. What a store carries may vary from day to day. SINGAPORE (AP) - bring Taiwan under Peking's He stressed the boycott does not affect Michigan lettuce Japan's new relations with control, perhaps within five or leaf lettuce. The boycott is aimed at head lettuce from China have touched off a years, Prime Minister Lee California and Arizona. chain of events that will Kuan Yew of Nationalist China said. Masterson said the lettuce boycott has progressed faster The 49 - year - old than the United Farm Workers grape boycott two years ago. He cited Lansing-area church groups, labor unions, fate candidates to debate statesman, in a weekend interview, added that he food co-ops and sympathetic instructors as an existing base expected complete of support here. diplomatic isolation and The boycott should have enough support by April to then a partial economic successfully picket stores, he said. Isues isolation of Taiwan. on WKAR "I think there will be...an offering of gentle more and more terms of Jack Finn, MSU graduate and member of Students for Farm Workers, said the group will emphasize consumer education. The group is planning educational programs and Tickets for any of the "If Board of reincorporation which will |)IANE SILVER Regents appear at state University Board of Wednesday. make the process of door-to-door campaigns i in residence halls to gain student I Am Elected" debates may 8 p m Wednesday and v 50 different state eight Governors will tape their Nine candidates for the reabsorbing Taiwan without support. be obtained by writing to candidates for the Wayne [local political WKAR - TV, MSU, or by presentations at 9 p.m. Michigan Supreme Court the use of force more likely The student group is presently trying to get office space j will appear on will appear together at 7 to succeed after President and to distribute union literature. Jj campus this week telephoning the studios at p.m. Thursday. Chiang Kaishek is gone," he 355 2300. "The important thing," Masterson said, "is to get people ■ng of series of Milliken • a The debates will be went on. Lee said Taiwan's participation Each of the debates will accuses telecast by WKAR - TV eventual linkup with the to realize that there is a boycott going on." debates in the be conducted before a live (Channel 23) at the Chinese mainland is . TV studios on following times: inevitable. audience of oo Street. persons. up to 50 Each candidate will UAW of deception 57th House p.m., Monday seat at 9 ''The American corporations will say 'What Terrorist g I candidates for the give a one minute opening MSU Board of Trustees at about having an embassy in I of statement and then trustees will answer LANSING (UPI) — Gov. Milliken Saturday said the 1 views in 7:30 p.m., Oct. 31 Peking to facilitate our own ■p.m. Tuesday. the studios scheduled to questions posed by Tim Skubick, WKAR - political affairs editor and TV United Auto Workers union is "deceiving the taxpayers of Michigan" when it registered its opposition to Proposal C on the Nov. 7 ballot. State Supreme Court at 10 p.m., Oct. 31 58th District candidates entry in business,' " he said. "A process once started in this way must go on to its reported BEIRUT (AP) - The should have their right another local newsman. "One of the biggest myths building up about Proposal C, at 9 p.m., Nov. 1 logical conclusion. And the Moslem Brotherhood, a hands cut off if they are are Democratic Candidates will also field the property tax amendment, is that it would lead to a 59th District candidates logical conclusion is terrorist group once based over 18 years of age. |tes Tom Downs and windfall tax break for business," said Milliken in a at 10:30 p.m., Nov. 2 normalization within a in Egypt and which twice Thieves below this age O'Donahue; questions from the studio audience and statement issued by his office in response to the State Board of Education fairly short time, and some attempted to assassinate would be flogged ■I i can candidates make individual Community Action Program (CAP) statement Friday. at 10 p.m., Nov. 3 kind of freezing of the President Gamal Abdel and confined to I Radcliff and Jack closing Socialist statements. Milliken said, "deceptive scare tactics cannot obscure the Taiwan situation while Nasser, is regrouping in reformatories. Labor es James Horvath reality that Proposal C will bring true property tax relief for Chiang is alive." Libya with the Candidates in the 58th individuals as well as business, and will open the door to In Southeast Asia, he encouragement of that According to the new frank Troha; and and 59th state House noted, "The Thais have country's strongman leader law, the punishment for Rights candidate quality and equality in education throughout Michigan." district races will meet at 8 Milliken said that of the than $1 billion in taken a hint...and I don't Col. Muammar Kadafi, the highway robbers would be more property p.m. and 9 p.m. today. tax relief, more than half - $630 million - would be for know how long before the Beirut magazine Ad Dustour amputatuion of their right H. Lynn individuals. Indonesians, even though said Sunday. hand and left leg. The law and Ten candidates for the has direct derivation from Republican "This is particularly important for older citizens who live they may not like it, will The Moslem Brotherhood state Board of Higher the Koran, the Moslem IPocock, contestants on fixed incomes and are hurt most by the oppressive have to go faster than they was founded by a school Education will give their teacher named Hassan el Bible. But Kadafi has added 1 59th state House property tax burden,' he said. "Under the offset tax would like to in normalizing I which includes the views at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Banna in 1928. a touch of his own-that program I have proposed, business and individuals would ■me United wau relations or at least in Six contenders for the Last week Kadafi decreed amputation would be wnpus, will debate at carry the same total proportions of financing of education taking steps to normalize UNTOD COMWUNltV CHEST 1 today. University of Michigan as they now are paying. relations." that convicted thieves conducted within clinics. TODAY AND TOMORROW THE DECISION IS STILL OURS FAILURE TO VOTE IS A VOTE FOR THE UNIONS We have all read the sales promotion pitch in favor of collective bargaining, but have you read any faculty union contracts? We have studied the Central Michigan University (MEA), City University of New York (NEA) and St. Johns (AAUP) contracts* and have found there are: 1. No provisions for correcting inequities within ranks, departments or colleges. 2. No provisions for continuing academic governance at the department, college or university level. 3. No provisions for a system of merit increases for extra rewards for outstanding faculty-young or old. 4. No provisions for many of the items that have been pushed by the sales promotion pitch. If Vote, but vote "No Agent I Remember there is a single polling place: Demonstration Hall (Ice Arena Building) between the | Men's I.M. and lenison Field House. Polls open 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., October 23rd and 24th *®o to Library Reference Desk, or call 355-4720. The Committee of Concerned Faculty ANY GRAFFITTI WILL IN 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, 0C|0bet23 Student n.. klll/r By MIKE I AMAIIC LANOUE . chaired ■ ecologists meet to plan actio the environmental . . _ 1 environment A. . so it may be further accomplished what State News Staff Writer legislation workshop. "If you evaluated before it reaches can show out to do -heln v Michigan ecology - He suggested treating Gov. Milliken's desk this meaningful alternative ways groups throughout a® minded students gathered at legislators with December. of combating pollution and cannot be llhes MSU Saturday, to nurture "sympathetic persuasion" Lists of an environmental prove to the judge that you present. We can statewide environmental rather than alienating them know what you are doing, only that this bibliography and conference activities and organizations, with negativism. environmental agencies were you can win your case," spur activities thro in a conference headed by "Timing is of utmost circulated for those said Del Grosso. the suit.," Albwh Michigan Student importance in approaching interested in further He readily noted Pomeroy said hP » Environmental congressmen on pending information. Michigan is fortunate to MSEC has grown j Confederation. billls," Pomeroy said. He have the liberal provisions viable Mike Schechtman, organization 17 "Our main purpose in added that calls, letters and coordinator of the Ecology of the Environmental two year existence. Holding this conference is to telegrams can be effective Center of Ann Arbor, lead Protection Act of 1970, "Our most recent help other organizations means of getting legislation seminars on financing which includes the right to accomplishment has take direction and become passed if sent at proper times sue corporations and the publication environmental programs. of 0Ur aware of the legal, financial, and by voters who live in Schechtman emphasized businesses polluting the biweekly newspaper legislative and educational the district of the legislator. two environment. Beat. We continue types of money sources to aspects of environmental The passing of a bill is Albrecht, who planned for environmental programs catalyst promp" programs," said Don just one step in seeing the donated money and the conference, said he was lituents to Albrecht, planner of the bill enacted, Pomeroy said. pleased with the turnout conference and a member of "There is a need to make money derived from specific programs such as paper and the enthusiasm. positive views environmental to legist- the confederation. bi working rules for bills so recycling drives or walk - a - "Whether or not we said Pomeroy. Four workshops they can be readily Student environmentalists thons. including topics of implemented," said Sol P. Much of the discussion environmental legislation, Donald Albrecht, member of the Michigan Student Environmental Confederation at environmental financing education, environmental Baltimore, director of Environmental Health for the Tuberculosis and Health left, led an environmental conference on campus Saturday. Workshop $ centered education, legislation, financing and law suits pertaining to ecological efforts. on on enviromental funding stemmed from the way letters should be written Israeli military programs and law suits Society in Detroit. State News photo by Milt Horst and who should be used for concerning the Environmental education dumps official Schechtman said local environment, were part of was the subject of the dealing with idealistic ways attending the workshop, for the Governor' Chambers of Commerce are the conference. workshop Albrecht headed. of setting up environmental questions, comments, and Environmental Education Walter Pomeroy, ducation programs, was best for endorsements, but The State Environmental suggestions. Task Force, asked for called on Arab states suggested writing GAZA (AP) - Israeli Confederation coordinator. Education Plan, a document submitted to those Albrecht, a member of comment on the document raise the issue of to corporations and military authorities in the fc- treatment of Arab foundations for specific occupied Gaza Strip fired reftr in the Gaza Strip at detail in requesting of Mayor Rashid A - Shawa and the Gaza municipal United Nations. OFFICES FOUND EMPTY grants. Ecology Center has a council Sunday for refusing A Shawa was - Gaza mayor to be these to carry out an Israeli order disnr director of business who by the Israelis since to incorporate a nearby does accounting and captured the Gaza DETROIT (UPI) - A Police the city's northwest side as establishment, no raid one was Burton Silberglitt, abo anyone involved in an funding Schechtman said. management, Law suits concerning the environment were the refugee camp into the municipality. The dismissal resulted from a month - long crisis from the Egyptians in 1967 Middle East Former Mayor Ragheb Alami was fired in Jan abortion by wielding the over the order to annex the squad of Detroit homicide persons went in and out of inside. identified in the Sunday theme of the workshop 1971 for the establishment. One Police said the officers Detroit Free Press as the state antiabortion law. conducted by Richard Del Shati refugee camp. Led by refusing police pounded their way cooperate with occupa" director of the clinic, was The Free Press said when A - Shawa, the 11 town into an apparently empty women, who said she was acted without a warrant, Grosso, biology instructor authorities. councilmen voted Sunday abortion clinic late Saturday from Indiana, said as she but entered the reported by the paper to Silberglitt denied the clinic at University • Ligget, a A military spokes- in their first raid in the state left the building she had establishment because there have denied the clinic was was performing abortions private school in Grosse not to provide city services said an Israeli officer to the 39,000 refugees. The since the Michigan Supreme received an abortion at the was "probable cause" to performing abortions Saturday, he said women Pointe. appointed to run t dismissal came two hours Court Friday reinstated the clinic earlier in the day. believe abortions were being Saturday. requesting abortions were Del Grosso cited cases in minicipality until a i later. state's 126-year-old No arrests were reported. performed on the basis of "We're here trying to being referred to clinics in which people have won over Arab mayor is chosen. abortion statute. New York, where abortions The Israelis said the order Sgt. Ronald Jennings, who tips and complaints. help people," The Free big business in their said he was in charge of the "The officers entered and Press quoted Silberglitt as are legal. was intended to integrate At least 12 policemen attempts to salvage the Gaza refugees into the town Student help police action, said that conducted a limited saying. "We'll get them staked out the Women's and make them tax - paying Health Services Clinic on when officers broke through search," a police spokesman taken care of if they have a TT citizens. Four other requested fo a window and entered the said. "They went over to pregnancy problem." POLICE camps have been annexed to refugee have a look inasmuch as felonies were obtensibly The Michigan Supreme Court moved Friday to ☆F other Gaza Strip towns. art exhibition A Shawa said he BRIEFS - being committed. Under scrap an injunction Despite our name, we can't y opposed the annexation for Foreign students promise romance. But we Michigan law an officer does preventing prosecution , political reasons. He said he persons interested can provide introductions not need a warrant either to under the stringent 1846 wanted the camp dwellers international arts arrest or under certain Michigan abortion law. The TWO HOLMES HALL residents to interesting compatible people. were apprehended to remain refugees to studies are needed to Our charge, a modest $5 for at circumstances to forcibly injunction, issued Oct. 5 by Friday afternoon for possession of marijuana and LSD. The remind the world of the with an internatio: least 5 introductions. Interested? enter private property, Wayne County Circuit students had reported the theft of a chair from their room. exhibit scheduled Court Judge Charles S. Palestinian problem. provided adequate cause is When officers came to investigate, the students opened a Then write: sustained." In another development, Saturday in the pu-i Kaufman, came after drawer in search of a label from the missing chair, revealing Albert Street behind Kaufman said the abortion Israel decided to use more their stash. Their suitemate had removed the chair for a Cupid Computer statute deprived women of of the Israeli labor force parking ramp. joke. Their case has been referred to the prosecuting rather Chair Box 702" * <* TV RENTALS their constitutional rights. than rely on Arabs attorney. International Arts Day Lansing, Mi. 48903 See the Elections That injunction commuting from occupied mid - Michigan, Jo threatened Atty.Gen. Frank A STUDENT WAS arrested Saturday for stealing a territory. Baylor University pennant from the stadium. He was The cabinet limited the Belaski, has planned NEJAC TV RENTALS Kelley and Wayne County Prosecutor William Cahalan identified and released. number of migrant Arab exhibit, which will begin waarajKof laborers to the current 10 a.m. Saturday, as a with contempt of court of the International W charges if they prosecuted A 23 - YEAR - OLD LANSING MALE was arrested and cei,ln8 of 40,000 despite celebration. released Saturday night for soliciting jewelry at West P,r,efs.ure., ?m defense Persons with informs Holden Hall. He had been arrested Thursday for the same inister Mos"e Dayan to about the arts or fore" offense. * * * raise the number and countries should con': expand Arab - Jewish EIGHT JUVENILES WERE arrested at the West, Bruce contact, Belaski or Ellen Behling and Laing concert Friday night for various offenses of After the dismissal of A 371 - 3662. Behling can " - violation of liquor laws, possession of marijuana and be reached by calling 35 shawa, the fired mayor violation of curfew. No students were arrested. 0823. SHARE YOU WITH A FRIEND Marine Corps Earn $100 a month and a Marine Corps commission through the Platoon Leaders Class. Eligible college men The PLC 3lso offers a can earn $ 100 a month few good men the training takes place each month of the chance to learn to fly during the summer regular school year. It's free. 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Fri. - - Sat. until 1:30 a.m. 1 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Monday, October 23, 1972 7 Nixon lauds veterans, \rof shares faith vows to deny amnesty SN classified WASHINGTON (AP) - He said"such misguided per cent,* education and \ja President Nixon told thinking" led the United training benefits will have Vietnam war veterans and States unprepared into two been increased 70 per cent their families Sunday, world wars by encouraging when he signs a "We are not going to make a aggressors to think they newly-passed law. for contacting people, "I was very ■BvDIANE S,LVER busy the first mockery of their sacrifice could go unpunished. reaching out to people." night. I have gotten at least ImSU pr<>fessor wo"ld "Some people on this half a dozen by surrendering to the Because the country is Hospital extended-care and 17n share the meaning campus are in just as much contacts." useful enemy or by offering strong and prepared now, treatment Nixon said, "we have been have been brought * joy found in need as people in a physical amnesty to draft dodgers and deserters." able to make dramatic 80,000 more veterans than to feis Moncrief, ass*aciate prison," he said. "They are in a spiritual prison. Moncrief says he has "The few hundred who progress towards arms before, GI bill trainees have Cr of pa^ and detected a "feeling of chose to desert America reductions; towards better doubled in number and & resources and "I don't like that. I know I'll make a lot of mistakes, desperation" in his callere. must pay a price for their relations with the Soviet guaranteed housing loans to liree development, ran "I choice," he said. Nixon Union and the People's veterans have increased 64 [ classified ad in last but I just can't sit around don't personally, that these are think, delivered a Veterans Day Republic of China. Towards percent. Jv-s State News, because and eulogize, dissect and the only radio address from his Camp the first full generation of I concerned. analyze the problems of the Christ has people that Jesus David, Md., retreat before peace our country has iTheie seems t0 be * world. something to known in this century." |v students who %Ltflv need something "I think I've got an offer to, but I know He can help. returning to Washington in preparation for a New York Drug abuse, he said, "is a social problem, not a Talk sl answer — not the only state campaign sortie rr>K;r something but big answer." Monday military problem," But he by Afric answer, a "Many Christians have Ertnl. 1 think Moncrief has preached in called and asked, 'What is said an unprecedented Ltiinily '» ™e churches in Shepard, Alma your gimmick?' Without mentioning Sen. George McGovem, Nixon effort to treat Vietnam ■tion,"hesaid. veterans with drug professor and Big Rapids. T teaching, Moncnef "I had no interest in emphasized war and problems, including, a K be comes in contact Currently he conducts a defense-related issues where sixfold increase in generating any kind of his views clashwith those of many students, student faculty Bible study - specialized centers, has been I. A. Khamis, a visiting publicity," he said. his Democratic opponent. fcever, there is a group with another MSU The speech, carried by the launched. Moreover, he said, professor from the Xaiity in the teacher • employe every Wednesday "A lot of people in the NBC, a massive educational University of Dar es Salaam Et" relationship that evening. back of their minds might CBS and Mutual program in the armed in Tanzania, will discuss his Ts it difficult for him to approve, in networks, was paid for by services "is helping the country and its socialistic Even though Moncrief principle, of the Finance Committee to students become something like this. armed forces combat economy at 3 p.m. today in grew up in what he calls a Re-elect the President. Parlor A Union Bldg. (stians. "Christian home", he says successfully a problem not "But they might wonder "One of the things I have Jf work best on the that he was "reborn" in if it is some kind of worked hardest for of theirown making." Khamis, a noted African Jpnal level and I felt 1966. gimmick. It is not. President has been to keep as Nixon said the author, will speak on the theme of "Zanzibar — My 1 should be a medium government has surpassed America strong... "Nixon its Home." Zanzibar is an "There was a new goal of placing 1 million "To me it's worth the said. "There is no such thing island which is now reality," he said. "Rebirth Vietnam veterans in jobs or [ode//er isn't something you can describe. But, it is very real questioning looks faces of peers on the and Lewis Christian Moncrief, asst. contuct professor of park and as a retreat to peace... "Some of the voices we training by last June 30. The number so placed was considered part of Tanzania since the mainland Iffled if you've Moncrief experienced it." has not been colleagues, to share meaning and joy of Jesus Christ with others, and to the recreation resources, is seeking more informal contact with students by running State News ads hear today calling weak America, isolationist for a for an America, are 1.3 million, he said, and the goal for the succeeding year is the same. Tanganyika combined to the East African nation. The event is schedules as disappointed by the results assist people with some of aimed at those seeking information on Christianity. Nixon said that under his little more than echoes of part of the Monday Ibdowns of his ad. their needs." State News photo by John Dickson past blunders." administraiton average activities for Michigan compensation benefits for International Week, which LNSING (UPI) veterans have gone up 20 began Sunday and will run s,n«y pouter INJUNCTION Jnond Scodeller has SET ASIDE per cent and pensions 16 until next Sunday. ■ rubbed the wrong way ■Michigan massage TOWN PUMP Modeller indicated last 1846 abortion statute upheld Monday Night Special | that he will propose LANSING ■ legislation to restrict (UPI) — Wayne County Circuit As a result of the two requiring a doctor accused When Michigan voters go |h spa activities. Michigan's 126 - year - old Judge Charles Kaufman moves, abortion is now of an illegal abortion to to the polls Nov. 7 they will abortion statute is back in forbidding prosecution illegal except where prove the operation was vote on an abortion Je prosecutor said he Id seize on a U.S. lerae Court ruling full force as the result of separate Michigan actions by the Supreme Court under the restrictive statute, The identical were purely coincidental, actions necessary to save the mother's life as spelled out in Michigan's 1846 statute. necessary to mother's life. save the referendum which would repeal the old law and replace it with one which Vi Price Bed down Monday and the State Court of Court aides in the Appeals After stating the effect of The appeals panel also would make abortion a Eh upheld a law Appeals. Court were not even aware Kaufman's injunction, the interpreted the 1846 law as 307 S. Grand intended private matter between a Take freeway ■biting females to give of the Supreme Court's a measure to woman and her physician Lansing Supreme Court to S. Grand exit l;es to males. The high Both courts Friday set action as late as Friday unanimously agreed to take protect women — not to through the 20th week of 485-1609 3 blocks north aside injunction by protect the fetus, as claimed J ns acting on a case an afternoon. immediate jurisdiction in an pregnancy. I Falls Church, Va. by antiabortion groups. appeal filed by Wayne I said legislative agents County prosecutor William the Michigan ■curing Attorneys Assn. Cantlon refuses Cahalan, thus bypassing the court of appeals. October 23, 1972 Juld make the Earlier this fall Kaufman ex-prof's hearing ■mmendation for a declared the abortion liar law to state statute unconstitutional lakers. because, he said, it intruded Jodeller, noting the Provost John E. Cantlon refused last week to set a Judge Albert J. Engle has scheduled a hearing for Dec. upon a woman's privacy the right to control and her An Open Letter To The Faculty pee of a massage parlor hearing in the of John 18 in U.S. District Court in case reproductive process. ■blocks from the state R. Grand Rapids. Hildebrand, former The ruling threw the state pi in Lansing, said he associate professor of social into an uproar and several B the city would adopt science and Latin American Defendants named in the abortion clinics popped up an ordinance too. studies, under the Interim suit include Cantlon, the in the Detroit metropolitan Lust Thursday uu udvertisement by the faculty anti-collective board of trustees, President I Ann Arbor, police Faculty Grievance area to take advantage of Procedure. Wharton, Douglas Dunham, the chaos. B two massage facilities chairman of the Dept. of jsday is. The arresting 12 authorities said Hildebrand hearing Oct. requested a 11 with Social Science and Clinton "In declaring the existing criminal abortion statute bargaining group appeared in the Slate Aeics. It teas labelled A. Snyder, professor of had numerous Cantlon's office in hopes of social science and assistant unconstitutional," said Nnts about Caesar's solving his dispute over his Justice Thomas E. Brennan, " lat and the American 1969 dismissal. to Dunham. "the lower courts have in Open Letter to Clifton R. II hurton" and stated that the ge Parlor. raised serious questions of In a letter last Monday Cantlon stated that major significance at this police acted on a tip Hildebrand is "without time. ""(Committee of Concerned Lucidly icus in furor of higher I Sara Fitzgeralds, the In two 2 -1 decisions last standing to file a grievance" » ■ h• gan of the University of student under the newly - adopted T&yrk itJ. ' 355-1826 summer, the Appeals Court ruled unconstitutional the procedure. ■Paper, the Michigan * and closed the parlors Hildebrand has also filed section of the statute salaries, (rood for them! But the letter icus itself u clear Institution charges. suit in federal court against theUniversity, charging that PLASTER CRAFTS he was dismissed for no Now You Can Paint denionslrution of the poiverlessness of the faculty in its legitimate reason and that STATUARY 8t PLAQUES written reasons for his without Cleaning or Firing! dismissal were not provided. Wide Selection of present unorganized state. II ilh respect to suluries, the Chamberlain: ITEMS, STYLES, 8i DESIGNS FREE COUNSELING Sensitive to Stop in and Browse Committee confessed to President II hurton. "Ihe unsiver toe United \Afey your needs ■ HOUSE OF STATUARY I*1'*0 COMMUNITY CHEST 1612 E. Michigan Open 10 A.M. Daily Phone 372-7986 lies in your bunds. II e of the I tl P declare that the Sound. faculty's fullire must not depend upon the patronage of any individual. \o. the faculty must have the capability to bargain, as etpuils. with the I nieasily administration. ■1 t HP I?WOOD ——~3l ii i:uu;l voi to cm: the hi p that ■IFM 88 Art Z 70 - " — CHI CAP till LIT)'. •«f »«■» *" ® ® _ "A. t) £> ^ |J|I r v »»"» — SHERWOOD S7100A UK- *»•»*' The MSU AAUP Council Solid workmanship from its hermetically sealed m.crocircu.t to .ts field-effect transister circuitry. The S7100A can also put out 22 rms watts per channel with only 0.20% distortion at normal listening levels. ShlTSod channel 48 S7100A $179.00 rms Mid-Michigan Electronics watts per Sherwood S8900A $279.00 22 rms watts per channel FM only 217 Ann St. E. Lansing VOTE AAUP g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 23 | Spartans ork. We proved to ourselves that we could shine 31Jth sustain a drive and that was what we needed at the time." Mihaiu scored on an 11-yard scramble around By RICKGOSSELIN had shots at the junior right end after Daugherty had flooded his offensive State News Sports Writer college transfer but could unit with second and third Though it rained not derail him. throughout the stringers including the first Mays saw only limited freshman in recent times to MS U-Wisconsin game action in the first half but Saturday, the Spartans play in a MSU varsity picked up 110 yards in the provided all of the thunder contest, halfback Jim second half (plus his 15 in and lightning. Wallisch. the first half) to lead all Marv Roberts booted a The thunder was supplied rushers with 125 yards. by the MSU defense: finally 40-yard field goal midway "It's been a long time rewarded for its many through the fourth quarter since I sat on the bench for to account for the efforts over the past three anyone," Mays said in remainder of the points. weeks with a 31-0 shutout regard to the But the 31 points scored of Wisconsin. come-off-the-bench role he The lightning was by the offense did not has played in the past two delivered CO.D. by the MSU upstage the big zero that weeks. "But that really read on the Wisconsin side offense — specifically Mark doesn't bother I me. just of the scoreboard. The MSU Niesen and Daymond Mays want to carry the ball and defense did what it does as the Spartan offensive — win." unit showed its first signs of best: it stopped people. It Niesen had another consistency this season. stopped the Big Ten's outstanding rushing day as leading rusher Rufus Niesen ignited the he tallied 114 yards. The Ferguson for only 79 yards sputtering MSU offense in the second period with a junior quarterback had 51 yards wiped from his in 28 carries. It stopped the Scoreless string broken conference's No. 3 passer 56-yard run that was the records because of penalties This play marked the end of a MSU scoring drouth sophomore split end Mike Jones gave the Spartans a prime agent responsible for and was further deprived of Rudy Steiner, for only four that had lasted for 11 previous quarters. An 11 yard second quarter 7-0 lead in Saturday's 31 the first touchdown. Niesen completions in 11 attempts. 0 rout of I 25 yards because of losses pass play from Spartan quarterback Mark Niesen to the Badgers. I hit split end Mike Jones Paul Hayner picked off two incurred while trying to State News photo by B.H. with a 15-yard pass for the awry Badger passes to Remington I pass. further accent the Spartan score, the only pass Niesen David Brown and George his second pass of the capable people. If I defensive effort. Badger kicker Rick very mistakes," Daugherty I completed all day, as MSU Mihaiu scored the other Barrios m issed two afternoon on the very next blow something I know in summing The MSU defensive unit up his J jumped off to a 7-0 lead. Spartan touchdowns with additional field goal play. they'll cover for me and I play. "But that si also stopped Wisconsin as a Daymond Mays gave the Brown busting seven yards "You've just got to be cover for them when it's today was the best hall team. In the first Wisconsin attempts before the first Single homecoming crowd of through the middle of the series of downs, the half had expired to preserve confident with this needed. We're all joined put together bl 62,638 the biggest MSU line capping an the Spartan shutout. defensive team," tackle together and help each offensively and dcIV J albums thunderbolts with dashes of Spartans choked off a thick The only serious Badger John Shinsky commented other. We work great as a this 87-yard drive in the Badger threat by forcing season. I'm 42 and 31 yards with the after the game. "I stand in unit. It's Spartans' first possession of Steiner to fumble on first threat in the second half really a great that we are a better foo| former good for a the middle of the line on the second half. down at the Spartan two. was mustered midway feeling to know that there is team. We should be ab touchdown, the longest "The turning point of the through the final quarter every play and I realize that a lot of help around you." go to Iowa next weekwl Ernie Hamilton recovered scoring run from scrimmage game had to be that drive against an MSU defensive I'm surrounded by some "We're still making some solid chance of success.'! this season for MSU. In the the loose ball. we started from our own 13 unit riddled with reserves. gallop, Mays tore a page Midway through the first The Badgers moved from yard line," Daugherty said quarter, Wisconsin pounced from the Eric Allen book as no less than nine afterwards. "That's the way on a Niesen fumble and their own 30 to the Spartan MISTAKES STOP DRIVES Badgers our offense is supposed to took the ball at the 28 before the MSU coaches Spartan sent 20, only to be held after regulars Ray Nester, Paul Hayner, Brad VanPelt penetrating as deep as the nine-yard line and being forced to settle for field goal. a missed and Brian McConnell back into the lineup to preserve the whitewashing. The Badgers had chances By STEVE STEIN disappointed with the Jardine said tl result? Hayner picked off State News Sports Writer team," Jardine commented. not scoring in the first! $J>98 new The final count on the Spartan Stadium "It's a ourselves shame that we making mistakes. kill carried over into thes«j 30 minutes of U scoreboards read: Michigan Football is a game of when the Spartan Three State 31, Wisconsin 0. But if momentum. You can't have came to life. you ask the Badgers, they'll the offense get down there Record sets tell you that the difference so many times and not score "They didn't change I and keep hoping for the offense but they got! in the game was what the o scoreboards didn't say at the end of the first half. defense to come through." Field goal kicker Rick momentum and aggresiveness. we Wisconsin drove past the Barrios, who boots with just "Michigan State's $498 Spartan 10 - yard line four times during the first half, his sock on, said the rain and cold hurt his mental was fired up and iht J and on each occasion came concentration. much second better job half," the Wisa ii| Four record sets away without a point as "The rain psyched me mentor said. three missed field goals, a out," he said. "I've always o fumble, and costly penalties hurt the Badgers. had trouble kicking in the rain. I didn't hit any of Both Ferguson Ja were imprel "We had four great those kicks right — they all with the Spartan defet^ $B98 opportunities to score and went off the side of my unit. we came up empty four foot." "The MSU defense! times," Wisconsin coach Stocky halfback Rufus John Jardine said after the (Roadrunner) Ferguson, off our outside game I Wisconsin's all America they did a good jobl game in the quiet Badger - locker room. candidate, pinpointed his stopping Ferguson." Jarj said. "I'm extremely team's problem. "Our key problem is "MSU has one of ■ mistakes," Ferguson commented. "The coaches toughest defenses thatB have faced," prepare us very well for the "They were really readl game. They had a perfect play today. I i scouting report, but they were tired of losing." Six record sets can't play the game for us." The game clii o one because for both each already absorbed one defeat co | $7*8 into the homecoming bal "I think that it Seven very difficult for any tl with more than record sets win the conference ti Jardine lamented. ^"fofTquantityI Student Book Store Across from Olin at 421 E. Grand River State News, East Lansing, Michigan MictoB3" Monday, October 23, 1972 9 EMU COPS 1ST Harriers de By PAT FAR NAN Minty finished second 32:15, while Rob, the other get a good performance State News Sports Writer individually, but the half of the identical twin from Ron Cool today. He It's tough functioning full spotlight was on Michigan's combo, completed the rain just had a bad day and he's Keith Brown who braved soaked circuit in 30:54, throttle on a half-tank of got to be up there if we're gas. Especially incold, wind, rain and 'cardiac hill' sixth place. Kilpatrick going to do anything." miserable weather. to capture first place in ended up third a few steps Gibbard offered priase "I record time, 31:19.0. ahead of Teddy, who was right there where I for both Eastern and Brown's time bettered had to be, but I couldn't slugged it out for fourth Michigan who bested his turn it on," MSU harrier former Western ace Gary place. Spartans over the MSU Fred Teddy said. "It was Harris's time for the Forest Sophomore Ed Griffis home course. like I had a half of a tank of Akers layout (set last year) was the fourth Spartan to "We expected Eastern to gas." by severn seconds. cross the finish line and the be tough, of course. They're 'Cardiac hill' is a rather 16th finisher in overall Teddy's feelings pretty a fine team," Gibbard well summarized the steep ascent along the 14th competition. His time was declared. "However, misfortunes of the MSU harriers in their title defense fairway which has licked many a good runner. 32:07. "I did what I had to do," Michigan showed that 5 nights only they're a very fine squad, at the Spartan Invitational. Saturday was no exception. Griffis said. "I stayed right also. This is a dedicated Eastern's Gordon Minty Brown, Minty, Randy with the pack, but in the team and ther've come and assistants slipped down from Ypsilanti to take the Kilpatrick and Teddy were uncomfortably close in the final two miles, I just didn't have it." along real well." Eastern's 37 points came I final two miles. But Brown MSU head coach Jim Spartan's own invitational on a balanced attack away from them. The suddenly cut out and took Gibbard entered only five including four finishers in Hurons outlasted everyone the race with him. competitors in the meet. the top ten to aid Minty's with 37 points while U-M "He told me he had a bad NCAA indoor mile champ performance. Michigan got last quarter," Kilpatrick Ken Pope joy did not run. squeezed in between similiar help from its Eastern and MSU with 41. said. "But when we started "We gave 'Pope' a little second, third and fourth The Spartans were forced to up 'cardiac,' he just took rest this weekend," Gibbard men, all traveling the course settle for third place with off." explained. He hasn't been in 31 minutes or better, Cool competitor 47 points. A senior, Kilpatrick along running very well lately and giving the 'Blue' the desired Western, who never really with Rob and Ron Cool, his shin splints are still team cohesion which I MSU harrier Rob Cool trudges through the rain soaked woods of Forest Akers golf got into the thick of the toured the six-mile, MSU giving him some trouble. Gibbard has spoke of so se trying to gain ground on Eastern and U - M foes who eventually toppled tne layout for the final time. race, placed only one man But he'll be ready." often. Gibbard didn't offer that tans and forced them to settle for third place in their own invitational. in the top 15 and occupied Ron seemed relieved of the The Spartans will face fact. as an excuse, though. Iowa in duel competition State News photo by B. H. Remington ce,lar w'1*1 97 points. "I don't know what it is , "We had five men out next weekend and will get a but I just don't seem to run there today and that's look at the six-mile Iowa well here," he said. "I enough to do the job," he track which they'll be ' booters started out real well this dumped, 4- 1, said. "Everyone ran in the running in the confemce year, but ever since we got same weather. But we didn't tilt. back to this course, I really haven't been running good Retain Enid M. Lewis at all." Republican Incumbent Ron finished in 18th Register of Deeds, Ingham position with a time of County y ICHARLES JOHNSON |ate News Sports Writer powerful 46 shots on goal while MSU was held to a lowly nine said, describing the Cougars. "In fact they had a better The loss dropped the Spartans record to 2-1-1 Men's The ^SU intramural IM * Background in Office Procedures * Bookkeeping Administration * General Budget team than I expected. It and cast cloud their handball doubles Dedicated to Jespite a bit of Spartan netminder a over community Goldman shined throughout really surprised me the way championships will begin 7 service landing goal tending by post-season playoff hopes e Goldman, the MSU the game, making some they moved the ball, though Fuller believes his P,m- Tuesday. Deadline for Vote Nov. 7 for Enid Paid spectacular saves which especially since the ground team still has a chance for 'ea8u® badminton entries Iters were dumped, was wet." tournament nod. a 's noon Friday. Enid M. Lewis Political Adv. Saturday by prevented a complete The Cougars struck for id-ranked Southern Cougar runaway. Goldman their first goal with 14 Kgis Cougars in a collected 16 saves for his minutes gone in ■•soaked game played in day's work. the first The SIU offensive attack half on a shot by Chris rardsville, 111. with a combination of Carenza with an assist from Tiere was no doubt as to came swiftness and excellent play Tim Putnam. |■ was the better team as execution. SIU scored again four Cougars kept the ball minutes later on a boot by id the Spartan net all "They have an excellent John Stremlau with the ion. In all, SIU had team," coach Payton Fuller assist going to Steve Cacciatore. The Spartans enjoyed a glimmer of hope when Jay iree TD tosses Nisbet slipped a rolling shot past Cougar netminder Rick Benben at 20:00 of the first half. ace JV victory Stremlau scored another goal in the first half for the lophomore quarterback quarter after the Spartans Cougars on a broken play Ire Moerdyk threw three recovered a fumble on a which caught Goldman out ■hdown passes in Notre Dame interception. of position and the ball leading I MSU junior Coach Ed Rutherford's easily was put into the net. varsity ■ball team to its first squad then put the game Carenza was credited with away with less than four lfory lay, a 26 of the 14 season minutes to go in the final the assist. The final SIU tally was - beating of re Dame. period as Moerdyk hit end scored with 13 minutes left loerdyk connected with Brendon Barber on a 16 - in the game, again by I Klotz on a seven - yard yard touchdown pass and Stremlau with the assist Jchdown in the first Krijt added the conversion. going to Joe Gallagher. tar after the Irish had id first to take a brief 7 lead. Jotre I* ax pointer ■ Dame scored early in its FREE I second stanza but Vdyk and halfback taey countered with a Dane AMPLIFIER r yard pass - and - run I 'o tie the score at ■time. Dirk Krijt booted PERFORMANCE J1 Spartan extra points. Injt gave MSU the lead Pe first time with his 26 rc rield goal in the third CLINIC [Attn. Professors: conducted by CUSTOM SONY TEXTBOOKS October 26-27 ■aianJl mpreh8nslv« K th» °Kks- I™™*" T0' details: you "want"' CC,Han Ifc Paper Eater I211 Abb0'< Rd. 351-4321 % 245 Ann Street, I. Lansing Open 9.9 dany WORLD TOUR 1972-1973 Kirpal Singh, speaking on Surat Shabd Yoga (Celestial Light and Sound), will be in Chicago October 26 through Novemger 1. He will speak at: Oct. 26 * 27 - Hotel Belmont, 3170 N. Sheridan; 7:30 p.m. Lecture "Origin of Religion" Oct. 28 - Theosophlcal Society. 63 E. Adams; 3:00 p.m. Lecture "Man - Know Thyself!" Oct. 29 & 30 - Palmer House. 17 E. Monroe; 7:30 p.m. Lecture "Karma - The Wheel of Life" Oct 31 - Hotel Belmont; 7:00 p.m. Lecture "impediments on the Spiritual Path" LOCAL MEETINGS will be held at Lansing WMCA every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. All lecturatfree^no donations. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wharton invited to war By KATHERINE NEILSEN discussion members of the community State News Staff Writer University procedures or will point out "some of the send items to the same Crisis in America, an distortions and fallacies in committees which have antiwar group, has invited testimony received by the already demonstrated their President Wharton to an committed from University unwillingness to change, she open discussion of the MSU administrators," she said. said. relationship to U.S. involvement in Indochina at "We still find it appalling "As we expected there 7:30 p.m. today in Union that the University, given its will be no changes in ROTC, Parlors B and C. history of involvement in military recruiting, Wharton was unavailable Indochina, could treat so purchasing, investment and Dozens of students celebrated homecoming at a bonfire Thursday by joining in ethnic dances. for comment Sunday. lightly its continuing other University policies State News photos by Dave Mendrea and John Dickson The meeting has been complicity with the war," which support the war," called to provide members Bonvillain said. Bonvillain said. Crisis of the community who were in America will also be "left out" of the factfinding Committee on University Policies The majority findings of the war study committee planning continue other pressure means on to the Students Relating to the simply reaffirm existing University to end its Indochina War to discuss MSU's role in the war, Nancy Bonvillain, group University rationalize policies, existing "complicity in the war," at the meeting, she said. rock, member said. Wharton was invited to at sock the discussion because there has been "no involvement of University officials" in Bunny bites ' letter sweaters, rolled down the recent controversy over bobby socks, greasy hair and pony the administration's response to the war study committee's regains Bartenders job International. tails made the scene Saturday night in the Union Ballroom for the "Rock Around the Clock, Sock Hop DETROIT (UPI)- Detroit and it was shades of the 1950s all over recomendations, she said. She and the head of her Playboy Bunny Jo again. The meeting will give the union, Myra Wolfgang, Dancers Matthews, driven from the decided that zealously mashed invisible community a chance to find hutch three years ago when was why potatoes to mush, swam the swim till out what happened to the Matthews lost her job. drowned in sweat, Hayboysaid she had "lost hitch-hiked to committee ' "how "fc The case was taken nowhere and twisted the night , , A xl_ . .. the Bunny image," has won away. reluctant the Universityis before federal arbitrator For those with extremely healthy tn to c*»vpr itc its ties tipc tn to the trip back her job aSd mote than M. David Keefe Aug. 10 and stomachs, there sever . $15,000 in back pay. was a goldfish institutions in this society Keefe was so impressed at swallowing (or eating, as one that perpetuate the war." Matthews, 27, was chosen the 14-hour hearing that he contestant displayed with an open Bonvillain said. as a shop steward in 1969 ruled Thursday to let the mouth) contest. The winner, Bill when the Detroit Bunnies Rudman, devoured 51 goldfish for the Members of the Bunny resume active duty. coveted first decided to affiliate with "That her place prize — a fish University committee will physical dinner for two at Lizard's. Local 705 of the Hotel and attributes report on "the farce the withered One student eloquently summed Restaurant Employes and up committee became," and overnight so as to mark her the swinging night, saying, "I dug it apart from the other 29 Bill Rudman ate 51 the most to say the least." goldfish. Dancers rocked the night Bunnies in the Detroit a club... is unbelievable," COURSE OUTLINES Keefe said in his decision, made public Friday. FOR INTERESTED RESIDENTS Keefe also said FOR MIDTERMS "discriminatory" the firing "was not for reasons arising Police offer out of sex, because the club ride-along plan HAT SCI: 1st, 2nd, 3rd term all major tracks presumably wants female Bunnies. ATL: 1st & 2nd term "Inevitably, she was discharged because of union SOC: 201, 211, 241, 202, 203, 213 By CAROL MORELLO program to any member of Chief Stephen Naert of from shift to shift, Zutaut activity," Keefe found. have been able But Wolfgang had her State News Staff Writer the community who wishes the police department said added. Nights and weekends accommodate most. HUM: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd term own way of An MSU student is to observe first - hand the their policy was similar, but active than days or describing it. are more Student reactions I "You've got a Bunny speeding down Farm Lane police at work. added they do not allow weeknights. been favorable and ! CHEM. 130, 131, 141 that's militant,"she said. when the familiar blue and Riders accompany riders to observe domestic The who have participt "That isn't red lights start flashing. The officers on their regular quarrels to avoid police department ECON: 200, 201 part of student doesn't rounds, following them out requires single women who recommend the program! Hefner-land. Jo is a Bunny stop, embarrassment for the of the car to watch them wish to ride at night be any interested students. HIST: 121, 122 who bit back." however, because he is individuals involved. Sue inside the write tickets, deal with an accompanied by another Blanckaert, Playboy head Hugh squad car Before riding with police, senior and a criminal justial friend. The campus police, MATH: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 Hefner was not personally watching a local policeman emergency and perform a riders are asked to sign a student, summed in action. myriad of other duties, waiver however, allow no mbre up tl involved in the dispute, absolving the than one rider at a time to impressions of most riders.1 PSYCH: 170 Wolfgang said, but the In an effort to improve Capt. Adam Zutaut, of the University or East Lansing avoid placing too much "Most students don'tl international Playboy community police Dept. of Public Safety, said. of responsibility in the STAT: 315 relations, both the MSU Zutaut explained, event of an accident. responsibility on an officer know what goes on (iniT corporation's law firm, in addition to his squad car)," she said.1 located in Detroit, was Dept. of Public Safety and however, that officers The police recommend regular rounds, Zutaut said. "Some think police officer® involved. the East reserve the right to that a rider accompany an Lansing Police are authority figures, and™ Dept. offer ride determine when a rider's officer for a minimum of Most of the riders, Zutaut "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 504 Each.)" a - along aren't human. safety is in jeopardy and to four hours, contending explained, have been "When you drop him off or to ask him criminal justice students at ride along! UncleTom's Cabin Devil in Massachusetts anything less does not with them, you find outl Poor White The Black Experience Let's make a date to remain in the the car. exception of an unusual With provide a fair representation of a patrolman's duties. MSU and Community College. These Lansing how really nice they are,"I Biography of Malcolm X Citizen Tom Paine she concluded. situation, however, riders "An officer's job changes students have priority over Autobiography of Ben Franklin Afro-American History for may accompany officers from one hour to the next," students just interested in Interested individuals contact the c# shift! Puritan Dilemma everywhere, he said. Zutaut explained. "For one riding along, he said. Marks Photo Show. hour, he may do nothing but write traffic tickets." Zutaut said they cannot commander at the Public Safety or Lt. Dept. oil CharlaB Friday, Nov. 10, 12 - 9 p.m. The emphasis changes accept all of the many Weibert at the East LansinfJ requests to ride along but Police Dept. Saturday, Nov. 11, 12 - 9 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 12, 12 6 p.m. JUIIES CcmpuA. - Hotel Pantlinal, Grand Rapids Special Prices! State Senator | Muiic Shop. 26 Companies! of lies' in P I NEED MONEY? I SEE JULIE! Minolta Service Across from the Union WE LOAN MONEY ON I they find out, theytel Clinic! ANYTHING OF VALUE! LANSING UPI The "It is important that each once against it. I've talked chairman Taxation of the Senate individual is completely hundreds of people 'I to| Committee familiar with the facts and wearing out his shoes w>th the knowledge that in educators, school board ■ members and citizens and ■ traveling around the state the end the proposal will Aeronautics Class warning people they'i ; not getting something nothing if the property tax relief Nov. 7. proposition for passes c°st people more money — not less," "Someone must and will pay." De he Maso, who has been said. when I prove to them wh»B is going to happen, against it. be De Maso said they«l people wiu| paying property taxes ... I Offered By The Navy "People's waging a one - man battle 26 mills worth if it P*ff;| rates "In addition, their* are going to skyrocket against the proposal, claims income tax rates will ju™Pl and they don't realize it. Gov. Milliken and other from the current 3.9 P«| People are being fooled by proponents of the issue have half truths and blatant lies cent rate to a minimum »r not been telling people the this whole story. 6.2 per cent," he proposal," Sen. Harry De Maso, R-Battle "No "However, we all one is telling them Applications around here that the 6.2 for Graduate School of Aeronautics the Navy's Post are now Creek, said. "Passage of this what they're going to end Pj I being accepted by LT.R. A. HOTTON or proposal will have a drastic up paying not to mention cent figure is a laugh-» LT R. J. WOZINAK. effect on every citizen in the loss of local control over have to go to 10and UP During the eighteen month course this state. schools," he said. "And cent within the next ye I students will receive Instruction in equal education Aerodynamics. Meteorology, Aerospace Physiology, and receive two hundred and > mtPORTS expected." De Maso, an expert . ( fifty flight hours. Students will bo paid taxation matters, $824.50 a month and receive free medical and dental care amongst other sponsored legislation benefits. Their salary will increase over a would give property own J four year period to about $16,000. $5,000 flat across J" Applicants must be attending board exemptions. K college or have a college degree, Irregardless of would also receive major, and possess 20/200 vision or exemptions. injt am Courses available for of instruction are also ty tax r lu said-, | relief,f» he Scholarship medical and Nuclear programs dental Power are students. Training. available to 1 am against this propyl Surface officer programs are also available and all programs are open to underclassmen. College deferments are provided and no on-campus training Is Involved. For detailed Information contact the Navy-Marine Corps Information Team at the Placement Bureau (Student Services Bldg.) 23-26 October from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Monday, October 23, 1972 ]| JJ[R four-month lapse WE'U SAVE YOU !! $$$ City to review report IbvDEBBIE I" ■ News ^against President ■fJjJ decision to mine calkins staff Writ* months Fi,n* protests in East ago, Patriarche recommended no council action be taken on most of the News war to hit pocketbook." Background them in "I as an individual should control my own life... I war the perhaps action as meet with the members, and finally take it has promised?" actions war Howevti, receive mostly reaffirmed existing Univeri.y policies. conscientous objectors may now counseling campus, as an outcome of on tftfc DlsCoUjtf 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP B".'na Harbor, a committee's report. Podulka's concern the recommendations. iiP2 ad hoc war Councilmen George would like to see control my city stemmed from the result of The very nature of the TAB-A-DAY iSuee was formed to Colbum, predicted the its own the University's fact-finding two subcommittee LIQU1FILM Kte the city's council will be ready to act problems,"he added. meetings JS2war involvement. on the recommendations Committee member committee. Last spring, differed greatly. University subcommittee The WETTING VAPO VITAMINS K 7-30 p.m.. today in from the committee and John Podulka predicted the President Wharton and meetings were open to the IV Lansing - City Patriarche within 30 days. Some other councilmen city council will act in part on the recommendations. Mayor Wilbur Brookover public, yet persons in the SOLUTION RUB WITH IRON I! City c°«ncil wi" t?k! He explained the appointed persons from audience were allowed to ft amounts to one last had earlier suggested the take an antiwar stand but city could both the city and the speak only if they received 2 oz. l%0% lIlK council recommendations act conferring with Patriarche on the without "at the very least should move to a neutral stand" by University to make up the Ad Hoc Committee on permission members. from the REG 1.60 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 39c loo's REG 1.50 HIT VU »hich° and the committee. not purchasing from war University and East Lansing Policies Related to the War. The city group threw (coupon) East Lansing Store Only (coupon) East Lansing Store Only LIMIT 1 (coupon) away Robert's Rules of East Lansing Store Only K |gin dormant since War committee members contractors ' and Each group was to Order and ronducted very Expires Oct. 29, 1972 Expires Oct. 29, 1972 Expires Oct. 29, 1972 have indicated they are implementing other investigate and make (jL committee's primarily concerned that recommendations made by recommendations on its informal meetings. CLAIROL Emendations basically the city implement its the committee. own area. the city t.il any to reduce or relationship to recommendation minimize or eliminate to its Podulka wrote to the city council in September However, the Universit subcommittee did not CLOSE-OUT PSSSSSST ■vestments war through city and purchases purchases from who profit businesses from the questioning action its on delayed the work together with the city group. And, when the ON INSTANT ■ business that profit from VietnamWar. Patriarche said he believes recommendations. The letter in part, asked: University presented subcommittee its Thanks bo you ibs working MENS WOOL SOCKS SHAMPOO fXr the committee the committee's "Must the city council, recommendations to recT6o u shed its report in July, council asked City recommendations in this like area would create too much administration, the University now prove Wharton it had been given less than a week's notice. REG 1.29 ea. NO LIMIT 2 for 99c LIMIT 1 ggc inaeer John Patriarche to administrative work in true the fears of many At a marathon meeting (coupon) (coupon) Eew the report and make researching the companies. people that government July 6 which lasted until 3 East Lansing Store Only Expires Oct. 29, 1972 East Lansing Store Only Commendations on it. Committee member John does not work for the a.m., 12 recommendations Expires Oct. 29, 1972 ■council today will also Belaski explained the people and that politicians cannot be trusted? Will it were voted on by the |amine Patriarche s 14 ipruchasing policy University subcommittee. Commendations, which recommendations are prove itself, jjjjg the Three members, Wn Cay, chairman Xw8r committee, called of critical because "if going to have an impact on we're University, unworthy of the trust that was placed in it? Or representing demonstrators, walked out the BIKINI PANTIES (DO action" anyone, we're going tohave will the council consider the in disgust at 1 a.m., taking ASPIRIN ■commendations. report of the subcommittee, their recommendations with FOR LADIES them. 100's REG 60c Wharton less than two ea. 3 for J2*r"- REG 25c weeks ago gave a progress ^ "IC SIZES 5,6,7 ih/cogo press report on recommendations which he has had since the July 7. His 355-1826 limit 3 PANTIES (coupon) East Lansing Store Only t. 29, 1972 [or terrorism IHICAGO (AP) - After leek of published reports appeared "as if they were roaming the countryside origins of the group, saying derived from SUCRETS MYADEC attendant looking for someone to its the name Mau was Mau terrorist- COTTON HIGH POTENCY |cualtion _e no has emerged of a clear kill." With the arrests, movement in 1950s. Kenya in the BALLS LOZENGES VITAMINS lip called De Mau Mau, authorities said the killings Je members of which have of the two families, a charged with lings of nine whites, the Sourthern Illinois University student and a soldier were On the same Chicago Daily News ran a day, the LIMIT 1 59c 49° $"|39 ■ut some of the reports solved. Elrod announced story saying 150 names of LIMIT 1 (coupon) (coupon) e drawn the anger of that he had asked other alleged members of De Mau East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Mau in Chicago were known je members of the black states to investigate Expires Oct. 29, 1972 Expires Oct. 29, 1972 fcimunity, especially unsolved murders to to authorities. It also carried kriptions atrributed to determine if they were a story by Lu Palmer, a Irk Iwrities of a nationwide, terrorist gang reaming possible related to De Mau Mau. black quoted reporter, an unnamed source which SUPER FLY-CURTIS MAYFIELD $3M countryside to kill The close to De Mau Mau as REG $5.98 following day, the tes. saying the group couldn't Chicago Daily News [embers of Black Media i, an organization of published copyrighted a front-page story quoting number more than 50. TRILOGY-EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER REG $5.98 $329 >loyes of black-owned unnamed authorities as Since the Oct. 15 news repapers and ions, met with officials radio saying the arrests foiled attempts by members of the conference, there has no official comment on been the HISTORY OF ERIC CLAPTON $3" the city's four daily REG $7.98 group to begin a widespread various reports or fspapers Friday to campaign of killing white elaboration details of the iplain about ige, which they said story policemen. on NEVER A DULL MOMENT-ROD STEWART T Chicago Today, REG $5.98 "racist." Officials of meanwhile, quoted sources of the newspapers said saying the nationwide ir publications had acted as membership in the group COLLEGE JUNIOR PROGRAM FULL CIRCLE-DOORS '3a lonsibly but would was 3,000 and attributed to isider the blacks' federal sources the report FOR WOMEN Attend the college of your choice iplaints. that De Mau Mau was bent Receive over $400.00 per month story had began on racial violence to replace for your senior year "iff Richard Oct. 15, when the Black Panthers, now it^ Apply during Junior year J. Elrod, considered too peaceful. OXV Serve as an army officer (only 2 years) SOFT-WEEVE Supt. James B. The Daily News, Chicago Write off Research For details contact: Capt. Dolores Cook CRAZY ilisk and State's Atty. Today and the Chicago Woes with Write On MSU Placement Bureau COUGH BATHROOM "Td lunced at Han rah a n a news Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune each carred reports 211 Abbott Rd. 351-9100 Oct. 26 and 27 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. LEGS iference, young Chicago the arrests of during the week on the 9 to 9 Daily SHAVING GEL SILENCERS TISSUE black in connection with the 17's 2 ROLLS A. 7AC dyings, including the 96° REG 35c 24° REG 39c ON VETERAN'S DAY, executions of two Wes. Three other LIMIT 1 LIMIT 3 LIMIT 1 men ! taken into (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) custody East Lansinq Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Jm ■Elrod in the week. Expires Oct. 29, 1972 Expires Oct. 29, 1972 Expires Oct. 29, 1972 said they were part 1 a racially l"P. organized by black "am motivated A VETERAN DRISTAN NEW! veterans, called De Mau. He said it DECONGESTANT WELLA CARE "^RENTALS*" S®8 the Elections . A6AINST THE WAR. CAPSULES HERBAL CONDITIONER 99c Jim Pocock went from East way up Lansing to West Point, and after graduation worked his to Major. But in Vietnam, he got a first-hand look at the lack of direction and LIMIT 1 (coupon) Ust Lansing Store Only Expires Oct. 29, 1972 $"|99 needless sacrifice in the war. |MCAT. dat-gri So, after ten years in the Army, and despite the promise of easy, early retirement, he VIRGINIA MAID uat-atgsb quit. Last year, on Memorial Day, Jim marched against the war. Right now, he's working to RIGHT GUARD NUDE "ai L. BOS. give veterans opportunities in a society that, in turning against the war, has too often forgot the men who had to fight in it. DEODORANT PANTYHOSE fct"',<» Bgraduate ,„H m,S5lon t..t to The best place to get that help is in the State Legislature, and that's one of the reasons ■ ichoois Professional ■ n°« VIVA '"torsassion, POCOCK FACIAL DECORATED TRAC II PAPER fo TISSUE TOWEL RAZOR 200's Suite Representatii REG 39c 29° 39° $"|99 LIMIT 1 (coupon) Paid for by Students for Pocock East Lansing Store Only Expires Oct. 29. 1972 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING ty Phil fmnfc 'i^l For Sale DATSUN 1200 - 1971. Yellow with vinyl roof, 4 - speed. VW 1969 Fastback, good body, tires, AM/FM. $900. HICKORY HILLS - Cambria CASH PAID for SLR cameras GUNS, RIFLES, and *1 „■ J Phone 3 9 3-8856 after 5. 332-1 790 evenings or Drive, East Lansing. 1 and accessories, stereo •M kinds. Buy 2-10-23 bedroom apartments and components, albums, tapes, both new weekends. 5-10-24 auto tape players, portable and US6d i large 2 - bedroom TV's. Top prices paid. Price, in ,0Wn. 65q „ ft PHONE 355 8255 DODGE DART GT 1967, good 'W - 1967, white, real clean. townhouses. Carports, shag "ock. See BOh^! 347 Student Services Bid? condition, automatic, slant 6, Snow tires. Must sell. Price carpet, close to MSU. Model open daily. For appointment WILCOX SECOND STORE, 509 East Michigan, HAND SHOP. Call 2412 Sol $500, 694-8661. 3-10-25 negotiable. 337-2119. 371-2244 6-10-27 call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, Lansing. C-1031 Sundays. 20-10-26 "AUTOMOTIVE FIAT 124 SPORT coupe - 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, Scooters & Cycles Parts & Service 1968, excellent condition, 1 owner, 2 sets of tires, new les ][#b] 485-3774, EDWARD G. HACKER Headquarters. 485-2262. CO., Rental 50 USED SEWING machines. $9.95 and up. Consoles and portables, Zig - Zag and [ Animals ] battery. $950. 676-2910. Aviation CLEARANCE SALE. Hondas, 3-10-25 3011-14 straight stitchers. Also used BMW's, one used Triumph. LABRADOR PUP •EMPLOYMENT vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and female, 4 months, * FOR RENT FIAT 1968 sedan, 25,500 actual Leather accessories, parts, CEDAR GREENS apartment up. ELECTRO - GRAND, offer aKc'1 Apartments miles, runs good. Call service. SHEP'S MOTOR available for subleasing 804 East Michigan, Lansing. over $75 p'| Houses 489-6304. 3-10-24 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just South of I - beginning November 1. Hours 9am - 5pm Saturday 9 — I®87 a,,er 6pm. 351-8469. X-1-10-23 - 12 noon. 0-10-31 SIBERIAN Rooms FIREBIRD CONVERTIBLE - 96 overpass. Phone HUSKIES BJ 694-6621. C-6-10-22 mal9' 1 fema|e, beau,I •FOR SALH 1968, 350 V - 8 engine, MOUNT HOPE/ Washington LUDWIG DRUMS. Zildjian marked. 1 blue " Animals automatic transmission, area, furnished, all utilities . , cymbals. $300 or trade for console, power steering and paid, 1 bedroom, 4 miles stereo. 351-3055. 2-10-23 Mobile Homes 349-2990. b-10-22 brakes. $1,150. 694-9651. from campus. Call 349-4907 •Lost & Found 5-10-23 after 5pm. 5-10-27 GREAT DANES, •PERSONAL If you want a bike in the Spring, ANTIQUES PINE black and Boston AKC, 7^ •PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD VAN 1963. Good shape, the time to act is now! Our 'WHEN YOU 5fi|[) VOU IVERE 42-21-36.1 EAST LANSING- 731 CUPBOARD, schoolmaster's $125, 694 2092. Mori, _ S-IO-jl - prices are super low. Come desk, childs' rockers, dressers, new tires, best offer. Burcham. Sublease deluxe •REAL ESTATE 484-9734 after 5pm. 3-10-23 out, pick out the machine I ASSUMED THEV WERE IN 7W ORDER'/ single bedroom apartment. trunks. 655-1109. X-2-10-23 •RECREATION •SERVICE you want and pay for it over the winter. We will store it Immaculate. $180/month. FENDER BANDMASTER ALASKAN registered. MALamutes j FORD PINTO 1972, red, Y Call 351-7212 between 10 Champ,, Instruction - for you free and have it A*7£23/ £.lAN£tWJim amplifier and speakers. Call line. Reasonable, ka white, blue special. 4 - a.m.-8 p.m. Ask for Jim. ready when you want it. Stop Kevin 393-7262 after 5pm. Charge and Typing Service speed. 2,200 miles. $2,100. 5-10-23 welcome. Call 349. BankAmerJ out to HAS LETT HONDA & 5-10-27 Must sell! 339-9190. m ►TRANSPORTATION Employment ! 349-1776.6-10-20 >\N ANTED 5-1024 GMC SUBURBAN truck, 1966, SUZUKI and get all the details. 5-10-26 Phone 339-2125. NOW ACCEPTING DELIVERY Employment MEN IE) w GIRL apartment room. NEEDED to in Okemos. Own Call 349-2682. 5-10-25 share SCHWINN CONTINENTAL - 26" frame, 5 months. Call OLD ENGLISH sheeJ ** RATES •* V - 6. May be seen at the applications for full time Must have car. 332-0168. 5-1027 puppies. AKC. 3 month,! corner of US - 27 and State HARLEY - DAVIDSON 1962- employment. For interview 337-1633. 5-10-23 ONE MAN needed for Cedar Reasonably priced | Road. 5-10-26 XLCH. $1,100. Phone call ADVENT CASSETTE deck with 393-4454. 5-10-25 485-9467. Dolby. Mint condition. ^VOIjDS No. DAYS 655-3266. Call after 5pm. CONSOLIDATED FOOD GIRLS NEEDED for telephone 3 JAGUAR XKF q967. 2 tops, 3-10-24 COMPANY, an Equal 351-1439 after 5pm. 5-10-27 FREE KITTENS, have 4-oo 13,00 canvassing in our Downtown distemper sho,s. 393.1 4U IW-ti wire whiSV Call 393-1851 Opportunity Employer. Office. Hourly rates, good after 5pm. 3-10-23 SUZUKI 1972 500 road bike. 5-10-24 USED STEREOS for sale. $25. «f,er 5pm. 3-10-23 JDEE3 4.80 7.80 15.60 - speaking voice a must. For OKEMOS. LARGE 1 bedroom, STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East $750. Phone 393-2510 or additional information call balcony, carpeted, air fEingi 6.00 9.75 19.50 DESK MANAGER Full time, Grand River. C-5-1027 ENGLISH SPRINGER JEEP WAGONEER 1966,327 646-6938. 5-10-26 - Miss Ries, 371-2444, 10am conditioned, sp.,, - pool, pets black and white 7.20 11.70 V 8, 4 wheel drive, power nights 6:30pm - 2:30am. 4pm. 5-10-26 - allowed, $150/month plus AKC 1 IHI - 23.40 steering, good engine. NORTON 750 Commando. Apply 1107 North $50 deposit. Available GIBSON SOLID body electric 339-8621. 3-10-23 1 guitar, two pick E2EBU 8.00 13.00 26.00 332-2263. 3-10-24 1971. Good condition, Washington Avenue, Lansing, 484-4481. 5-10-25 WHY BORROW Money For November 1, no single $175. 332-5815. 3-1 a25 - up. New, FREE PUPPIES, mixed bJ $1,275. Call 626-6818. Tuition? Make $100 a week under-grads. 349-3859 after 03150 10.0Q KARMAN G H I A 1 969. 5-10-27 6:30 p.m. 5-10-23 need a loving home T part-time. Car necessary. Excellent condition. Some PART TIME student BRING YOUR glasses 351-1726.5-10-27 DEADLINE 489-3494. C-IO-31 body work. $1000 or best 1970 HARLEY employment with distributor. prescription to OPTICAL XLCH WORKING GIRL to share 2 IRISH 1 P.M. one class day offer. 484-2497 after SPORTSTER — Clean, low Automobile required. PARAGON PRODUCTS, EDITORIAL/PRODUCTION bedroom apartment with DISCOUNT, 2615 East SETTERS Tvw| before publication. 3:30pm. 3-10-24 Michigan, Lansing. C-5-10-27 mileage, excellent condition. Assistant National same. Need own bedroom INC. 351-5800. C-2-10-24 337-1080. 3-10-23 Association, East Lansing furnished. Near downtown MERCEDES BENZ TIRED OF waiting for that Cancellations/Co r- - 1961, 220 location, is recruiting an Lansing, call 371-3517 GIRL WAITRESSES wanted bottle of Chromosorb or rections -12 noon one - SB, rebuilt engine. New 1972 KAWASAKI 175cc editorial assistant for evenings. S tires, clutch, Enduro. 3200 miles. Good days 10:30 - 3:30. Good other gas chromatography Mobile Homes class day before exhaust. No monthly trade magazine and rust. $800 or best offer. Will condition, $400. 676-2720. wages, private club. Call City ROOMMATE NEEDED supplies? SUPELCO ships publications. preparation of promotional consider 3-10-23 Club of Lansing 372-4673. 90% of orders the day they van as trade. literature. We are seeking an immediately - 18 to 25. 332-2403. 3-10-25 5-10-25 are received. How? We SKYLINE. 1971 12 The State News will be individual with some Close to campus on busline. ROYAL ENFIELD manufacture. Free catalog Fantastic buy, have responsible only for the - 750cc, secretarial skills and Phone 485-8559. $65. _ first MERCURY 1964. Above perfect condition, new WAITRESS, EXPERIENCE experience in lay - out, 3-10-23 available. . . . SUPELCO, Phone 625-3031 5-10I day's incorrect desired but will 'rain. Good INC., Bellefonte, average condition. Must sell. motor, just beautiful. Phone insertion. production, and copy editing. Phone 353-2814. 4-10-23 484-6731. 5-10-23 startino,.^Y.£0'ue other Cross, Attractive fringe benefits. TWO GIRLS, prefer grads. Pennsylvania. For extra rush service call Enterprise 6811. All students aos must ue t. net its. Apply in Submit resume to Box A - 1, Furnished, quiet, close, MERCURY MONTEREY HONDA 1971, CL - 350. Good person. DAGWOODS, 2803 5-10-27 prepaid - State News. X-7-10-23 December 15. 351-9438. 1969, good condition, full condition. $550. 351-7349. East Kalamazoo. 5-10-20 482-8707. 4-10-23 3-10-23 power. $1,100. Phone X-3-10-25 TELEVISION - GENERAL COCKTAIL WAITRESSES. 2 353-7578. 5-10-25 FEMALE, SECRETARIAL Electric, black and white. 0.EDROOM Marietta ij Lansing's 2 finest night spots ROOMMATE NEEDED Excellent condition. Call home. Excellent BMW'S, TRIUMPHS, skills, neat, work hours 9 - < - "The Harlequin" and "The immediately Female, 18 to 339-2207. 1-10-23 $3300. 694-9500, 67fr® | Automotive J - MGB 1964, YAMAHAS! End of season 4pm. Call for interview, — completely Other Room" are now 25. Close to campus on 5-10-27 sale. Accessories, parts, 694-3334. 5-10-24 renovated 1 972. New accepting applications for full busline. Phone 485-8559. FENDER JAGUAR, $95. Sho - service. SHEP'S MOTOR ALPHA ROMEO 1965 Julia upholstery, tires, paint. STATE NEWS or part time waitresses. Must $65. 3-10-23 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North supplement. Bud pedal steel, $250. 351-7579. 5-10-27 be 18 years or older. Sprint GT, 5 - speed, rebuilt Cedar, Holt. Just South of I - Counterpoint, needs artist for Gibson Amp. $175. Dependable and neat. Good gearbox. 337-1080. 3-10-23 MUSTANG - 1967, 2 - door hardtop, 6 cylinder, standard. 96 overpass. 694-6621. C-5-10-27 Phone, pen and ink illustrations. Bring samples of work to pay and working conditions. Houses It ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 541 East Grand River. LOST. MEN'S Gold w AUSTIN Sylvia Smith or Andrea Apply in person. METRO - HEALEY 1965, 3000 Excellent condition. For 332-4331. C-1-10-23 band. Reward. Call 35181 Austin at 341 BOWL corner South Logan, ROOMMATE NEEDED. Large MKIII. Excellent condition. Student after 5:30 p.m. details call, 393-6969 after HONDA 1972, 450, super Jolly Road. 5-10-23 house S-5-1M3J $1650 or offer. 482-1475 Services or call 355-8252. at 424 North BAUER SUPER 4pm. 5-10-26 condition, many accessories. - 8 movie S-5-10-27 Hagadorn. Call 351-5725 5-10-24 Hardly used, $995. Phone NOW TAKING applications for 351-9173. 3-10-25 or camera. Zoom lens. 1 year RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND, | 489-5508. 5-10-24 old. Call 349-1244. 7-1027 North Abbott a OLDSMOBILE - 1966, 4 - door TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, snack bar - grill work. Full or AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE 1964. Marked like a collie. ?