the michigan Volume 65 Number 49 Michigan State University East Lansing. Michigan Tuesday, October 24, 1972 I.S.-Hanoi fail to reach Candidate f urges open |ruce sources report; WrWL* IwlflH 'IT concept By JOHN LINDSTROM [issinger heads home State News Staff Writer A trustee has to answer public and his own conscience, Tom to both the 1a,G0N Kissinger ff a (AP) • Presidential aide returned to the There this, nor was no even official guidance on the on subjects Vietnam. It is not in the interest of Downs, a Democratic candidate for the board of trustees, told State News discussed, from negotiations to be more specific at this Ed States Monday as the U.S. either side. But an time." editors in a recent interview. EL and a semiofficial Saigon apparent failure to reach agreement centered on a cease-fire plan and an Tin Song, a newspaper that often "A trustee shoud be accountable to Koaper issued statements interim government to serve until reflects Thieu views, said the general the public, they do elect him," Downs Hating the latest peace final political solution was achieved. a impression of observers was that said. But a trustee also has an Eations here had fallen short of Kissinger headed for Washington to negotiations between Thieu and obligation to do what he thinks is Tccord. report to President Nixon after five Kissinger had been conducted in a right. Public reaction and sentiment are not high on my priority list." days of talks with President Nguyen "very heated atmosphere in the face of Van Thieu, which were the most the unyielding Vietnamese Downs, a lawyer, has been active in determination to stand pat on its civil rights work for many years. He intensive Indochina peace negotiations also took part in the Michigan to date. Asked at the airport if it had position. Constitutional Convention in 1963 been a productive visit, Kissinger replied: "It always is when I'm hen?." "Throughout the duration of the negotiations between the U.S. Wf and has worked on several state commissions and committees. The embassy issued a brief delegation and President Thieu, observers noted that the South "I look at being a trustee as a real statement saying efforts toward an Vietnamese had always maintained challenge," he said, "l would go in on accord between the allies would continue. their clear-cut position to reject any Democrat Downs my merits. I have always had interest in education. I've always had a an "We have made progress, " the peace solution contrary to the Democratic trustee candidate Tom Downs interests of the South Vietnamese says his curious nature and I think it could be statement said. "Talks will continue responsibility to students would be tempered by his obligations fun." between us and the government of (continued on 9) to the public at large. Downs said he favored the idea of p e State News photo by Bill Whiting student representation on the board. "Right now, without amending the DEBATE MORAL ISSUE constitution, students can have a voice, but not a vote, on the board. But, because of the problems involved in an eight-year term for trustees, I favor possibly having a special clause Doctors ponder right to death to allow special elections student trustees students," he said. are no when the longer By MIKE LaNOUE With two exceptions, Downs added Six tubes in his arms feed him Though he shows a steady Beecher defined life as the ability to that he is categorically opposed to State News Staff Writer blood, saline and glucose. Several heartbeat, he has shown no brain communicate and proposed the closed trustee meetings. Those larger tubes protrude through the activity for three days. principle of "brain death". exceptions are meetings where student A 22 - year old man, the victim - oxygen tent surrounding the young Doctors caring for the patient Unlike legal death, or the absence of records or personnel charges against of a motorcycle accident, lies near body, carrying off bodily wastes and realize serious brain damage has been heartbeat, brain death as defined by the faculty would be discussed. death in Edward W. Sparrow Hospital. surgical refuse. done and future damage will leave the Beecher would have strict limitations. "On other closed meetings the young man retarded or perhaps (continued on paqe 9) (continued on page 9) vegetable - li ke. lansing's massage parlors are Situations like this hypothetical one pondered daily by physicians and families. One question remains. Should the U.S. downs 3 MIGs [ub applicants the doc-tor and the family allow the invalid to survive under life - support systems wrong way or should the proverbial plug be pulled to let the sufferer die with dignity? in battle near Hanoi Among doctors there has been By TOW I PELLILLO Two parlors are open for prosecuting attorney Raymond much confusion in defining the SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. the beginning of the Indochina war, 66 State News Staff Writer tansing - American Scodeller said Monday. concept of death. Some call death the Command reported three new MIG of them this year. MIG interceptors Massage Parlor, 519 E. Michigan Ave. A new massage parlor on the west absence of electrical activity in the kills over North Vietnam and have downed 71 U.S. aircraft in the and Caesar's Retreat, 1107 N. side of Lansing is scheduled to open brain while others insist that heartbeat hostilities continued unabated to the war, according to command figures. Beeping the customer satisfied is Washington Ave. Ann Arbor branches Tuesday, but the owner says the makes the difference between life and south Monday. Ground action in South Vietnam It employers expect of women of these parlors were raided last establishment will be "legitimate" death. A command spokesman said Air Iking in Lansing's massage parlors. Tuesday and 12 persons were arrested and will not involve prostitution. At the Oct. 9 conference on Force Phantom jets shot down the was largely confined to the central *v cases than not, the "massage charges of pandering, soliciting. But the women who applied tor jobs at all forensic medicine held at MSU, Dr. Soviet - built MIG 21s in a dogfight highlands and coastal provinces, where three parlors have serious doubts. Communist - led forces have resumed Inique" is hurriedly learned (within prostitution and maintaining a house Henry K. Beecher, professor emeritus west of Hanoi eight days ago, but the. ■utesi, and may involve activities of prostitution. "After seeing the ad in the paper, I of anaesthesiology at Harvard highway harassment and shellings near kills were not confirmed until Tond therapeutic The area parlors are allowed to called the number to check and make population centers. massage, five MSU University and a consultant to the Monday. He reported no U.S. losses in ■en discovered last week after operate because Lansing has no sure the place was 'respectable," one Reports from Binh Dinh Province surgeon general, suggested that the the air battle. on the central coast said mortar and pering employment ads in local ordinance outlawing or regulating the legal term death be redefined to meet American planes have shot down ■papers. establishments, Ingham County (continued on page 9) modern standards. 177 MIGs over North Vietnam since (continued on page 7) Walk-ins By CAROL THOMAS clog health lllfllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII J State News Staff Writer in a series ■st inside the front door of the II alk-in patients are fitted into doctors\ •ersity Health Center, the sign T "PATIENTS WITHOUT [OINTMENTS GO TO OFFICE 1." schedules wherever an empty slot appears P Office 1, the nurses take a ■ s temperature, give him a slip on the appointment sheet or a scheduled *aPer; ar>d send him ■ confusion of out into the the main lobby to r°nder if I'm going to be here patient doesn t show up. P'Ped a freshman woman iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii halt ,road 200 pages since her ftp fin T h°ursbefore. " I'm going "The sickest go first, if possible," flat, Daviessaid, because not enough fe finished with this book soon " Feurig said. students showed up for appointments. lIS"'\patients are fltted lnto If the problem is a common cold, At Indiana University, two doctors ■ an* st'hedules wherever an empty nurses can often administer cough on the clinic staff are set aside each ■a ft ,°n the aPP°'ntment sheet medicine or treatment, he added. day to handle walk-in traffic. I iv/ "led Patient doesn't show Like students at the University "We find that our walk-in patients lhehMit^aVi0S' K ea'th center,aPP°intment said. clerk Health Center, students at the are often the sickest ones we see," an Indiana Univeristy doctor said. "They University of Michigan's student TkLaChfrWalk"in Patient enters the health center check in with a team of usually put off seeing a doctor until ■he I?! ' nurses assi8n a number nurses when they arrive for a walk- in they're too ill to wait for an lord ' who then waits until a appointment. appointment - even one or two days," |lorlias some available time. They also are assigned a number and "I got sick last night- but not sick enough to go to emergency," a waiting ft el.t7 to 860 that each doctor has sent out in the main lobby to wait. patient at the MSU health center said. ftnino ®PP°intment spaces in the But unlike MSU students, who "I don't have time to wait all ftp «nd two in the afternoon," might find themselves waiting for afternoon for a doctor but I'm too hours in a line of 10 students for a tat my'"""'wa)'8 an$e 15-minute vacancy, U-M health sick to wait for an appointment (later in the week)." ff0 Particular block of time is set center patients can be assured of Seasonal cycles in respiratory illness ■tors c .Walk in patients in our waiting only a short time -- unless on campus cause jam-ups of walk-ins Ify dito ? ft. Dr- Jar"es S. r °f the health center, there's a rare mob arrival of walk-ins. Doctors at U-M. health center have at the health center, Feurig said. Students who come to campus in 15 minutes out of every hour set aside the fall are not as immune to ^nuiCkhin°?1Ce ■ting nroki staffed with helped to ease the to see walk-in patients, thus assuring a "block" of available time for them, a respiratory ailments and colds as they are later in the year he explained, so Irigsaid 'em With walkin patients, U-M doctor said. they descend on the health center two weeks into the fall term with "Our appointment schedule is too IpuCEthh° are former military jammed to set aside that amount of bronchitis, colds, and pneumonia, *ini^r he Uh"UrSeS' are trained to ffeatures ' ^>are treatments, take time for walk-ins," Feurig said. "We couldn't be sure that we'd even have right "We may have a serious problem now with walkins, but after this of colds clears up, our doctors Busy pharmacy 1 fcnerallv out symptoms, enough students to fill the time. wave John Schuiteman, Okemos graduate student, talks with pharmacist Patricia Catto at the Sent is. y see h°w sick the walk-in c L Attempts in the past to set aside might sit idle if we set aside time for time for walk-in patients have fallen walk-ins," Feurig said. University Health Center's busy pharmacy. State News photo by John Dickson 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 24, i9?2| ggMSa Antiwar forces,peace linked PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sen. George McGovern said the election and in talking to reporters outside the gate he nationally televised speech, scheduled for ■ nummary u Monday that the antiwar movement, which fueled his said, "the momentum is all in our favor." The two weeks Wednesday night - this one dealing with his eh T presidential candidacy, would deserve "the major share of remaining before Flection Day is "plenty of time to tum corruption against the Nixon administration arges °L the credit" if President Nixon reaches a Vietnam peace this election around," he said. He also issued a Veterans Day statement Americans should seek out Vietnam war declarih I agreement in the closing days of the election campaign. For any election - eve settlement, McGovern said, "I'd more vet "1|" McGovern indicated he is still skeptical that the flurry of think you'd have to give credit to the antiwar movement." they can realize the difficulties and the indifferen^"8"1 diplomatic activity will lead to any concrete Vietnam peace men face in readjusting to civilian life, in getting ^e,l development by Nov. 7. But he told reporters outside the He spent the moming in Washington, taping another education or in purchasing a home." Jol>. if gate of the U.S. Naval Hospital here that "I would say that ihe antiwar movement deserves the major share of the credit for any move the President makes in the closing days of the campaign." ON 28TH ANNIVERSARY "Why do the The Democratic presidential nominee launched his fourth coast ■ to - coast campaign swing since Labor Day by people long so peace and peace never There are too many much for comes? people paying a Veterans Day visit to two wards of the hospital. The wards were selected by hospital officials and most of the patients McGovern saw were elderly with ailments UN's goals dead, people of our own unrelated to the Vietnam War. By GEORGE WHITE professor of social scien McGovern got some encouragement blood. Why doesn't peace — a number of the News come?" men told him they supported his candidacy, but one State News Staff Writer The United Nations, Analysis JS?Fsm UNESCO exprograms particiPantfrdi wouldn't commit himself. that the UN has celebrating its 28th machinery to promote that condone slavery and succ* Saigon resident Later, in a television interview with Betty Hughes, the in their wife of former New Jersy Gov. Richard J. Hughes, anniversary today, has met economic and social discrimination. "helping role." of their charter's "For a" McGovern said he would be glad to give up his antiwar issue many secondary goals according advancement of all peoples. The UN General vrith a limited organizatioj "if we can end this war." • Maintain treaties and Assembly, which consists of budJ to observers, but many international law. all membership nations, has they re doing well and □ He also added "if Nixon ends the war even on the night experts claim that the • To save valued highly by develop before the election, I'll be there rejoicing." generations from repeatedly criticized South orgsmization has failed in its the scourge of war. Africa for its system of countries," he said. 1 McGovern told several of the patients he expects to win attempt to keep world It would be incorrect to apartheid (racial separation) Despite success in aid peace. assume that the UN has and has kept the nation programs, the UN has faileT S. African workers strike TRANSCENDENTAL Objectives of the charter reaffirmed "human rights," from joining the world to prevent wars and a which was adopted at the observers conflict. In recent some say, organization, has years j Three thousand longshoremen went on strike MEDITATION UN's founding are: human however, the world agency The UN's attempt to the seen recurring wars J * Reaffirm human rights. has not been lax in declaring improve economic and Middle East and thl Monday at Durban, South Africa's largest port, complaining Employ international "peaceful war" on nations social advancement is easier continuation of Hghting ij among other things tliat their beer ration was watered. to gauge. Southeast Asia. ^ United Despite this failure They also demanded a minimum weekly wage of as taught by Nations UN remains t„ S34, saying their present weekly wage of $11.30 is Educational, Scientific and instrumental] not enough to live on. Maharixhi the ea^st Room Cultural recently coordinating jl environmental conference^ Mahesh Organization(UNESCO) has Another demand was for a reduction in the Tuesday's Feature Dinner been functional in Stockholm, Sweden and ii Yogi legisla ting international present 60 - hour work week. They said they want modernizing developing time to go to church on Sundays. countries. hijacking laws. T Ri d Snapper 3.90 UNESCO, one of the "It is still a peace-keepinj forum where many UN subcommittees is problems can be intemationjf Selection from our SALAD BAR attempting to eliminate discus# and sometimes solved," choice of potato or vegetable illiteracy by Czechs condemn hijacking Transcendental meditation is a natural spontaneous tech¬ Individual loaf of bread & butter primary and creating said. nique which allows each individual to expand his mind and secondary schools where they do not improve his life. The Czechoslovak party organ, Rude Prave, Beverage exist. UNESCO attempts to Monday condemned the hijacking of a Turkish INTRODUCTORY LECTURE help adults in developing Use All^entrance fourth level of countries over television and Tickets for the 8 plane to Sofia and said: "No political demands can or radio while Nov. 3 Stephen Stills and p.m] Wednesday, Oct. 25th ramp for direct access. trying to justify a deed which endangers the lives of other 4 PM 107 S. Kedzie Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. improve natural and social Manassas concert in Jenisoj people." 8 PM science in the world's many Fieldhouse will go on salJ Parlors A & B - Union Though the Communist daily did not exhort universities. today at Campbell's! allied Bulgaria to return the hijackers to Turkey it For Information Call: 371-7729 Jaeobsoi l'f-i Eugene Jacobson, Marshall Music and Union. Tickets are thf S3.5J said: "However difficult the social conditions in and $4.50. present-day Turkey might be...the terrorist mmmmmm ■!_ methods used by the Turkish hijackers must be I 1c FOR QUANTITY | condemned." i ***0jr! OCT 23 I 9 to 9 DAILY I Jewish majority sought IjAPERJATER^.^'i, Premier Golda Meir said Monday Israel strongly SWEDEN'S SAAB 24 opposes keeping occupied territories that contain large numbers of Arabs because "we want this to THE CAR THAT LOVES WIHTERl be a Jewish state with a large Jewish majority." "We don't want to wake up every morning and ask: who was born last night, Arabs or Jews?Not to worry about 50 - 50 or 60 - 40, but to have a large Jewish majority," she said. A TIME FOR Russia urges no bases CHANGE The Soviet Union Saab is a car built for the harsh Scandanavian winter. I demanded Monday the Front wheel drive, rack and pinion steering, radial I elimination of foreign bases be tires and 4 wheel disc brakes make Saab a safe, good- [ among "the front rank" of handling winter car. Stop out and drive one before I you buy another - and you'll buy ours! questions before a world disarmament conference. The need to change a system Ambassador Jacob A. Malik of the Soviet Union declared arises when old methods are in the General Assembly's inefficient and inadequate. slE3ik main political committee it only the West "which thus The old method was far has shown no readiness to - that of dismantle stronghold." bases from its accepting what is given wATsoN-wiLLiAMSTON But he added elimination of such bases should not be a us,without real voice in OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 PH. 655-2171 precondition for holding a the process - mocks the disarmament conference. meaning of the term academic governance." 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The Orion will operate over precisely determined /MSU/E4 tracks on a global basis, with the cooperation of other nations, except in parts of the world closed CREATIVE SCRIPTS, LTD. to U.S. aircraft. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, October 24, 1972 3 Wallace delegates endorse McGovern, dispute platform DETROIT (UPI) National Convention. Wallace for McGovern has group policies in Indochina bring set his Twenty members of Since Wallace was forced McGovern, said he had not peace no closer and will sixth campaign appearance Alabama Gov. George into inactivity by a shooting discussed the endorsement in Michigan since his ultimately result in more Wallace's Democratic the day before the Michigan with Wallace. death and destruction for nomination, for Wednesday. national convention primary, his Michigan "While we do not agree our soldiers and civilians delegation Monday supporters have gone in with all George McGovern and the people of He was to address a 7 p.m. endorsed George McGovern various directions. rally at Hazel Park High for president. purposes," Bill said, "we Indochina," they said. "We Josephine Chapman, who have listened to him and are convinced that President School, sponsored by the The formation of a headed Wallace's Southeastern Michigan primary have watched him. We George McGovern would "Wallace Voters for Women's Advisory Council campaign, has joined admire his courage to say change these policies." McGovern" committee was American party candidate, for McGovern Shriver what he believes and have Another McGovern - announced at a news John ticket. Schmitz, as his state grown to trust him and booster, Ernest Gruening, conference by Jean campaign director. A believe that he means what 85, a former Alaskan Westwood, chairperson of number of Wallace Congresswoman Martha he says." governor and senator, was the Democratic National Griffiths of Detroit was to supporters followed her into He said Wallace to speak before student be a key organizer of the Committee, and Peter Bill the Schmitz campaign. supporters are attracted to audiences at of Dearborn Heights, Marygrove rally. Last week, a group in McGovern because "he has chairman of the new College in Detroit and the Warren announced listened and has responded University of Michigan in Latest alumnus McGovern group. Wallace, who won formation of a "Wallace Democrats for Nixon" to people deeply troubled," Ann Arbor Monday. by unfair taxation and "the He had also planned „„dent Wharton was made an honorary alumnuj of MSU in ceremonies Friday at Michigan's presidential committee, citing the pointless war in Vietnam." stumping appearances in hThomecoming banquet in Kellogg Center. He received the award from Jack Breslin, primary May 16 with 51 cent of the vote, had per 67 President's strong antibusing Westwood also was to Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Executive vice ■ president at left. State News photo by Jon Tyner delegates at the Democratic position. Bill, in announcing the visit with McGovern and Muskegon Tuesday. volunteers at the Trenton headquarters and attend a MERITED, 'U' SAYS reception with Wayne, noon OT Oakland and Macomb County Democratic leaders. In DOMINO'S addition, Democratic presidential hopeful George Itudy trustee at Friday's board of Huff cha McGovern picked up the backing of some 150 American civilians who have worked in Indochina PIZZA 50c off ■BYNANCI PARSONS relations, said that President telegram last month asking bring it into this forum in Monday. Ktate News Staff Writer meeting do not merit an Wharton is not conducting for a full investigation of order to embarrass the The group, composed of substantiated charges investigation, an an investigation because he the alleged complaint before administration (and) in three Michigan members — (with coupon) ri against Joseph administration spokesman has already concluded that McMillan's confirmation for order to Richard Hesse of Grand embarrass fcrfillan, director of said Monday. the charges "have Rapids, Francis B. Manning nothing the new position to McMillan," Wharton said. Lai r Opportunities Robert Perrin, vice to do with McMillan." the board. He came failed, Huff was unavailable for of Jackson and Richard 351-7100 by an MSU president for University Wharton said after the however, to supply any comment Monday. Stuckey of Okemos — made board good on any pizza meeting that the details of the complaint. Before adjourning the a special Veterans' Day one coupon per person charges involved a case of W harton board meeting, the trustees statement on McGovern's sharply mistaken and Wharton met in closed behalf. Good thru Sun. Oct. 29, Trowbridge Shop only identity and criticized Huff at the board alk planned would in no way affect McMillan's appointment as chairman of the newly - meeting for refusing to divulge the information he session at which time Huff revealed his information for the first time. "We believe Mr. Nixon's said he had. created Dept. of Human "The intention was not The trustees then India Club Relations. to see to it that the matter returned to the board room y W a ren Huff, had been investigated and confirmed McMillan's ■ome additions and science, will speak at the D-Plymouth, charged McMillan with dereliction of duty. Huff unsuccessfully thoroughly, but rather to appointment. Some"How comes?" lections have been made lie schedule of events for meeting. The three professors will attempted to McMillan's appointment. block / FREE about shaving, answered: Ihigan International discuss the cultural heritage. Perrin said Wharton P which started Sunday. would release a statement lie India Club will hold political system and economic growth of India. todayno indicating evidence that there of AMPLIFIER How come I can't get a close shave9 Maybe you should take your clothes off first. 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To portray Bureau for those days. n and two other members of The reward system for to evaluate whether the campus. the atrocities perpetuated on the Crisis In America We feel the need for faculty members should instructor is factually prepared MSU has a long history Wednesday and 'Thursday , Navy Southeast Asian people, Crisis in is immediate, because visible „ for each class, if he seems up to of America will sponsor activities against the Univ emphasize teacliing abilities involvement with — in fact active recruiters will be at the Placement uc has shown that .k-. :» 1 it will not Universh rather than research or date in his field, if he makes support of — U.S. war policies in its support of the war act to en unless iT publication performances. himself accessible after class, and Indochina. This support of the began with the MSU Vietnam Project war pressured to do So {■ Granted, faculty members whether he regards teaching as a Administrations handling 0f ,i in 1955 when Wesley Flshel, now a committee established to have an important obligation to calling or just another job. tenured political science studv t! provide needed services and Department heads and deans professor at MSU helped set up the relationship of the University war exposes the L education for the larger should also check pre Vietnam Bureau of Investigation intention to continue Administration support of th community. The University which trained Diem's secret police and war unless forced to do itself must be regarded as an enrollment figures to see what Palace Guard. (The committee was the vehicle u otherwi! instructors students like or Other members of the project institution which disseminates dislike the most. Say, for include A. F. Brandstatter — once a by the University to pacify during the demonstrations last spti: stud* knowledge of the past but also instance, that there are two criminal justice professor, now The Administration assured works to improve understanding sections of the same class director of the school — and Ralph that tt committee as a whole could of the future. not offered in Berkey Hall at 9:10 Smuckler, once a political science against MSU's war policies and Faculty members, however, instructor, now dean of International refuses to consider a.m. If 40 students sign up for seriously tfc should not have the pressure to Studies and Programs. Significant one section and only 12 for the minority report of the people involved in this and other committee.) "publish or perish" hanging other, department heads would imperialist activities have been Therefore by visually over their heads. Teaching be given exposing u an indication that systematically rewarded by nature of the war at the PiaceL considerations should take advancement in the University Bureau (and something is wrong with an emphasizing the role precedence over publishing hierarchy. Through its involvement in the Navy), we hope to instructor's teaching methods. the Vietnam project, MSU was increa, awareness of the performances when it comes to necessity to abolis However, many students may instrumental in establishing U.S. military recruiting on campus. The. determining which professors get control in South Vietnam. In a raises or promotions. sign up for a class because the will be guerilla theater, opportunity instructor is an easy consideration of the University's to talk with It is not an easy chore for marker recruiters, singim and requires little work. Caution support of the war it is interesting to pictures, shows and other education department heads, deans or note that Wesley Fishel is still a activities. must be exercised in analyzing consultant to the federal review committees to judge pre - enrollment figures because administration on Vietnam. The University won't adopt whether a certain professor is they may be a sign of a MSU is supporting the war in many institutional stand against the »i doing an adequate job of other ways. These include: support of unless there is visible professor's popularity and not support f« instructing students. Edward his teaching ability. ROTC, military recruiting on campus, antiwar activities. Wednesday Q Carlin, dean of the University purchasing and investing with war Thursday, help us tell th ASMSU or some other student contractors, sponsored research, the Administration we want war recruit* College, has said that off campus! occasionally hearsay is a organization should help improve results of which may be used in the commissions of war crimes, and common denominator Used to quality of classroom For more information intimidation and harassment of or to ht instruction by printing a guide analyze the performance of antiwar activities by the Dept. of with planning call 337-2353 I which objectively examines 332-5765. faculty members, while Public Safety. The University claims to instructor evaluation forms are instructor performance. Pre - be neutral; however, any serious often the only concrete evidence enrollment figures should be investigation of its policies and POINT OF VIEW available to review committees. included in the guide to help structure proves this neutrality students know which professors argument to be fraudulent. The instructor rating forms were designed to give the professor some feedback from are often preferred. The seating capacity for each The Nuremberg principles clearly establish the illegality of complicity with crimes of war. It is empirically RAs show wor class should also be included in By MARGARET GAGE residence hall staffs could well take assistant and what is expected of his students concerning the verifiable that the U.S. is committing Marshall junior th the guide to give students an idea my dormitory as an example well resident assistant. classroom experience and the war crimes in Indochina. Clearly, by The letter published in the worth following. I believe that the University m of which instructors are the continuing its present policies and thus Thursday issue of the State News course being taught. Probably Since coming to MSU I have think in these terms: Residei the most important part of the comparative favorites for that supporting the U.S. agression in concerning the resident assistant become well acquainted with the staff assistants are first and forema Indochina and the resultant genocide situation on campus aroused both my rating forms is the back page, course based on pre in Landon, and I have come to look people. They are students just lil of the Indochinese people, MSU is enrollment figures. support and my honest concern. upon these folks as not just and professors should encourage acting not only in an immoral way, I have lived in a residence hall for everyone else. Resident assistants# University-hired freeloaders, but as not "mothers away from home,"bi students to express their The primary guide for the but is violating international law. three years (all spent in Landon Hall), invaluable reference people and should be well-equipped refereni opinions. reward system should be whether Because of this obvious complicity and during this time I have thought at friends. with and support of an illegal war, we I agree with the writer that it is time people, to whom students c The evaluation forms could be or not the instructor makes it as great length about the role of the information concerning the Univestl feel that MSU has a special obligation resident assistant and graduate for the University to do some serious made more pertinent to each a teacher and is coming across to and anything else of importance to not only to terminate its war policies, advisory staff. Perhaps I have been rethinking about the resident assistant student. college and -specifically,0t» each his students, not how often he but to adopt an institutional stand living in an ignorantly blissful Utopian position. But I feel that the focus In respect to class if students could^be asked publishes. against tbe warl, Ope, of the many situation, but I feel that should be uppji..tUt' rule oX the resident counseling ability Uoy^ggiity feel that the resident assistant si be an empathetic friend and guide,11 merely attempting to perpetuate his MICHAEL FOX her own ideas. The list could g( endlessly, but in the final analysis, feel that resident assistants s Wharton strive to be honest, real, empatheU If Sen. George McGovem beats the When I recently asked him if he moving to Washington? East Lansing in terms of adjusting the East Lansing. He has also increased the faulted for doing so. Perhaps he wants beings, available to be used, not take advantage of. It seems as though what I al suggesting would call for somesort( odds and is elected Nov. 7, MSU might would accept a cabinet position should University to the present and the sheer number of administrators, new challenges, new battleground or superhuman cross among Gandi have to start searching for a new Nixon be re - elected, Wharton replied, future, at some point he might tire of decentralized much responsibility, and simply does not want to be a career Thoreau, Carl Rogers, Joyce Brothea University president. in his usual sidestep fashion, "Would a the provincial politics of MSU. president. and Jesus. But I believe tu seemingly named thousands of Speculation that MSU was just a loyal Democrat accept a position in a Administering a University requires assistant provosts. Generally, I perceive Wharton as the realization of these qualities I stepping stone for President Wharton Republican administration?" patience for slow and tedious change. Never type of man who prefers to come into possible-for I know eight people rid has always abounded. Since the 46 - Surprisingly, when I asked him if he before, in private situation and make basic offhand who fill the bill quite ni It is probably no more fun than being conversations or public speeches,had I a changes, year - old distinguished black was a loyal Democrat, he dropped his caught behind a slow - moving truck leaving the daily business of running Comeon, MSU-get your head outd heard Wharton enumerate his economist assumed the University usual verbal games and acknowledged on a busy two - lane highway. At the the institution to others. He has the sand. It is definitely time (orw successes. He was bragging like a man presidency in January 1970, he has his partisan loyalty. same time, if he can keep the trustees shifted MSU from the empire strategy past) for a serious reconsideration j been mentioned as a likely candidate Unless Wharton has an identity summing up his tenure to the for many national posts such as an crisis akin to John Connally's schizoid happy, he has job security here — and replacement. I think he sounded like a of building new residence hglls to the the entire advisory situation in residence halls. Why don't yoi campj can see ahead on the road. man planning to leave. pragmatic task of consolidating the ambassador, cabinet secretary or political alignment, he would not join At a recent State News background existing resources and modernizing the students what we've got on o director of a national foundation. Nixon's team. Of course, there is no If Wharton does plan to leave MSU session where words spoken from the educational approach. minds? After all, we are your nuj(| Actually, hearsay about Wharton guarantee that Wharton would join the in the near future, he cannot be I think he is ready to move. stockholders. man's lips are off the record, I looking for another job has occurred McGovem administration either. detected a change in Wharton's almost as many times as Vietnam A scarcity of high black officials in attitudes. He kept noting his peace plans have been rumored. Until the Nixon administration exists, accomplishments since coming to Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Pot now, however, such speculation had brought on in part by the blacks classified advertising manager; Be MSU, successes both minor and little base. themselves, according to a recent Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy R< important. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, office manager. Several factors, hinged on commentary by a Wall Street Journal "If you remember, when I came city editor; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Clary Members of the board of directors: unpredictable developments, point to columnist. While labor responded here we did not have this. Now we Scharrer, sports editor; Mike Cody, copy Spaniolo, president; Debbie Whi a Wharton move to Washington should chief. warmly to Nixon's overtures, the do." He said that about the Admission vice president; Carolyn Stieber, secreUf McGovem win. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland blacks hesitated in accepting the man. Commission report, women in the ]Jim Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Tom Riordan. Williams,| Most important is his insistence that Wharton has been at MSU for Signoretli, asst. advertising manager; marching band, increased minority Al Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News i he is a loyal Democrat. Radical almost three years, not quite the assistance, regularized student recipient of the Pacemaki Award fi rhetoric and press analysis usually average tenure of four or five years of elections at spring term registration Art Levin, general manager; Robert outstanding journalism. label Wharton a Republican in the most contemporary college presidents. and joint discussion sessions between Rockefeller tradition. While he faces many challenges here in University officials and the city of gods, the only one in which it can be forced to pay for things which I do TWO either ground or unground meat. intimated to a woman that her." Maurice Bedel. one loves not use. Needless to say, if they existed they both houses). In the meantime significance of what we are, what J tj WW Wahula has made it abundantly would be prohibited in meat. Tfi To the RHitr.1- Editor: • "A, black; E, white; I, red; O, have done, what we have seen a clear that he favors funding ASMSU • 'Ibe 15-20 per cent extra water which is I heartily agree that endowing blue; U, green." Arthur Rimbaud. what we know begins to slip from«H projects through a forced tax, levied retained in the meat by the "chemical German with "gritty, sharp and • "German gives me a cold in the grasp of the media. Most of us upon every student regardless of castrator" is preposterous in its somber qualities" is head, sets me beyond the half - truths of P°'lJl Cents a piece of nonsense that should wheezing whether students approve of the use to concept, not to mention as a point of Most of us have realized that 1 grate on any And coughing; and Russian is which their money is put. decent linguist's nerves. On the other fact. nothing but sneezing." Edward Robert Such a system does not meet my tremendous problems of oje I hand, I don't see that it warrants such Once again we find, on Bulwer Lytonn. needs or my desires. It can only meet perusing the population, pollution, freedom i«j an outburst of fury as exhibited in State News, that fiction and people, racism, sexism, crime. ™l • And would you cancel the hearsay the needs and desires of those who Wednesday's letter on Ray Burla from have replaced facts and research. following author's assistantship seek to use other people's money to government, international reia j Worth Doug Parrish. If we were to hang him for the crime of attacking another's linguistics, which I professionally view because he wrote: "In to lie." German, to be polite, you have (Wolfgang Goethe)? attain their own ends. I can only shudder when I think of ASMSU playing "an integral part in the life of Neilsen and the "Okemos nutritionist," Olson, have collaborated to produce an article which leaves one somewhat dismayed at the research etc. is one problem looms too large to be handled J a puny and awkward tool as po i a proWemu* process and the piecemeal approa 1 The State News welcomes Jacques M. Laroche all letters. They should be as a perfectly damnable offense, he every student." „ and editing requirements of this instructor Paul D. Rolig politicians. „ J typed to a 65 space line and might find himself in excellent Dept. of Romance Languages Lewiston, Idaho, junior newspaper. The logic alone exhibited Some of us begin to que1s .J double company. in this article leaves one spaced. Letters Oct. 22, 1972 Oct. 19, 1972 somewhat the situation can be re 1 should be signed and should It has always seemed legitimate to dizzy, while the "facts" in support of Confused and confusing, i"e J include hometown, student, the literati to proffer sweeping the logic are conspicuous in their faculty or staff standing, local phone number and statements foundations they on language whose blissfully ignored. ASMSU To the Editor: P absence. James F. Price associate professor evolves; it is within you touch it in each other. a"d Not ev J 1 local address. No unsigned Those ludicrous To the Editor: not yet, but we remember to j pronouncements I have to question the sincerity of of Food Science and time when it happens; it 'fc j letters will be accepted, but would be better considered Concerning the article written by as rare Ron Wahula's statement, Human Nutrition lives for days and weeks. 1 quoted in the Kathy Neilsen, a few facts should be the State News will opportunities to have a chuckle in the State News last withhold author's name in midst of our arduous labors than as be working "to meet the Thursday, that he will noted. and eight others through us and shapes us jl heinous crimes against our very bread needs and • Commercial fresh ground meats Oct. 19, 1972 and we grow. Whether we to I extreme cases. Letters may desires of every student on this do not contain preservatives, binders drugs, or prayer. J be edited conciseness letters for so clarity and that more and butter. More preposterous things have been said by more famous campus." I am a student on this campus, so or any extending agents. They strictly forbidden by Michigan law. are To the Editor: Love hypnosis, alpha training making, it is pure energy we ,^1 1 can be luminaries, as well in tribute as in presumably Wahula is interested in my steve RadlJ • Chemical castrating agents are not It still is true, love is. accommodated. Letters will anger: needs and desires. It just so happens This being an election year, we are used on animals. Therefore, chemical not be edited for content. • "French is the very tongue of the that one of my desires is not to be stimulated through all the media by Westwood, N.J castrating agents cannot be present in the different politicians October! (a plague on State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, October 24, 1972 5 inesburv by Garry Trudeau I wm 1 e/LVS£ Lansing crisis center revitalizes programs By DEBBIE CALKINS persons have signed up for screen materials also could with limited funding, State News Staff Writer the training, but five more be used, she added. Martinez said. Consequently Volunteers and home are needed before the Services provided by the it is open from 9 a.m. to 9 furnishings are needed at sessions can begin. clinic include crisis p.m. on weekdays only. the Northside Crisis Center, 421 E. Maple St., Lansing as The center will also be intervention, heroin "We are working towards searching for persons to addiction treatment — part of an attempt to 24 • hour service," he revitalize its service for the work in the proposed including methodone added. medical clinic program, if it treatment — pregnancy and community. is implemented, Martinez rape counseling, and The Northside Crisis Center director Antonio said. alcoholic counseling. Center receives its funds Martinez said volunteers will Hollister explained that from the Tri - County be needed to go through A suicide prevention most of the treatments at Community Mental Health drug overdose training training program is now in the center deal with heroin Fund and is a part of the sessions, which will session, he added. addicts, though the number probably be held in one or federally - funded A member of the board of treatments for comprehensive Drug two weeks. About 10 of directors, Judy Hollister, elementary school - age Treatment Program. explained persons are also children with glue - sniffing |y university college needed to paint the inside and outside of the house in which the center is located. problems is increasing. The center is located in predominately poor white, a Man's name sells Home furnishings such as black and Chicano African cycles Courses London couches, chairs, tables, and draperies are needed, she said. Games and neighborhood, she said. If volunteers speak Spanish it helps, but is not required, she added. PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa (AP) — A merchant whose last name is in London during the puzzles on an Vroom sells motorcycles IbvBECKIEHANES lodging and classroom Total expenses will science, and Edgar Knoebel, elementary level and silk The center has a problem here. regular school year. Bates News Staff Writer accomodations at group exceed campus spring term professor of humanities. Students may enroll in a University college spring combination of Humanities costs. expenses. Students will es in London are being Lodging and classes will require about $1,425 for Interested students are 202 203 and Social Ined " again because of - be in a hotel which will fixed costs, which will invited to meet with those ; of last year's Science 202 • 203 courses for ... . ... provide accomodations include 16 credit hours of students «nd professors who a possible maximum total of similar to campus residence participated in the program tuition, fees, air Kjs will be the second 16 credit hours. halls. Tentative transportation and room in recent years. Movies will 1 that the departments Arrangements are now arrangements are being and breakfast for 10 weeks. be shown which depict the I humanities and social being made for made with a hotel in the Books, highlights of a previous spending money, ce have offered courses transportation, food and Hyde Park area. lunch and session in London. supper will require an additional These evening meetings estimated $435. set for 7:30 p.m. today [ops nab are two women Regular scholarships and loans may be applied to this in C - 3 Wilson; 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in M - C Brody; program. 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 31 Hubbard and at 7:30 p.m. jllowing abortion raid Registration will begin in Oct. 31 in 105 S. Kedzie. the Office for Overseas Study, 108 International IeTROIT (UPI) — Two women closely interviewing of patients conducted by Center. The deadline for Student rolls up Elected with an abortion clinic on the police afterward, were interfering with the application and a $50 fs northwest side were arrested Sunday process of referring the patients to deposit is Jan. 15,1973. in justice school Ining after police had pounded their abortionists in New York. Spring departure is I into the empty clinic the night before, The police said It was necessary to scheduled for late March EAST interrogate each of the dozens of couples, LANSING, Mich. [hey were the first arrests in Michigan with classes to begin March (UPI) Mounting student Je the state Supreme Court Friday said many driving cars with out • of - state 26 and continue for 10 — interest in law enforcement Abortion law dating back to 1846 was license plates, while all were present weeks. and related careers has made I enforceable. because no one would want to testify ■anet Moore, Pontiac, and Ann Further information may Michigan State University's against the clinic's operation as an School of Criminal Justice individual. be obtained from either the |erglitt of Milwaukee, were arrested on Iges of conspiracy to commit abortion "This isn't a mill type of place," said humanities or social science departmental offices in the fastest growing academic program on Colossal cake I were released pending arraignment, Moore, who recently bought the 60 • room Cat Betts, student supervisor, and Linda Damiani, a cafeteria employe in McDonel two Bessey Hall or from the two campus. Enrollment has | this week. - story building which houses the professors participating in nearly doubled from 620 Hall, put the finishing touches on a 50 pound homecoming cake baked last week. The lilberglitt works at the clinic and her Women's Health Services clinic. She said students to Band. Burton, directs its operations. He the the program, Clinton 1,086 in the last cake took 6 hours to bake and had 360 servings. police "just wanted to shake people 18 months. plained Sunday that the arrests and the UP " Snyder, professor of social State News photo by Bruce Remington We are still concerned! Today is the last day - vote "no agent" The Committee of Concerned Faculty £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Qctohpr 24 Runners make offense click By RICKGOSSELIN appears to possess blasting Daugherty that he can He can run State News Sports Writer with theh caps when necessary. handle the running phase of MSU defensive backfield Daymond Mays, David the wishbone. It's gotten to ** I would?' coach Sherm Lewis said last Brown and Mark Niesen can a point where Daugherty WUh J week the Spartans would open a team's defense up. likes to see Niesen run the seemmgly now has set °ffj beat Wisconsin by four At least they took the ball. its „ ( touchdowns. He forgot Badger defense to lunch, "There's talk now that Number one on H about the field goal. Jones had two shots at MSU is in the period of though Wisconsin is not the wishbone can be "P'acins Hamilton "J* Lewis has been picking exactly a defensive defensed," Duffy who has catching the ball. The pass its schedule where it can get ruled out of the Spartans to upset a lot hit Jones in the hands and away without a passing floodgate. commented at his press Saturday the C be out forandcou,d* of teams over the past five "Wisconsin is a good luncheon Monday. "A lot of stayed suspended in the air attack. Wisconsin, Iowa, and weeks, but luck hadn't been with him. Neither was the until Jones had surfaced on Purdue are all lax in team," Daugherty admitted teams try to cut off the theseasof Saturday, "but it sure is outside, contain the MSU offense. The tide has the soggy tartan turf defensing the run and the different halfbacks. That's fine with Daugherty mus whereupon it fell back Spartans should be able to playing Wisconsin come up with a than it me. Then the quarterback for the rep|ac, seemingly turned. playing Though not quite ready down into his hands. The pass covered 15 yards and move the ball effectively. The key is not getting down was Southern Cal, Notre Dame has to run with the ball. number Jim Taubert. th^ wh0«iff to be labeled the Machine, MSU did score Big Green was good for six the scoreboard. points on early on the scoreboard. The running game and Michigan." Niesen has proven to And it's OK with me is Niesen runs with the ball. 26 S.itcHca,h°t' oaturday points last week. The Spartans had only seven points on the scoreboard at halftime, but boosted that WOMEN NOW 2-1-2 ON YEAR total to 31 by game's end. The Spartans churned for 205 yards on the ground in the third quarter alone. That was the foot in the door enabling the Spartans to post offense. 430 yards total Hockey By LINDA DROEGER "We played an intelligent team The passing game is still State News Sports Writer open game on our end of zilch. Mark N iesen MSU's field hockey team the field," coach Mikki completed only one pass, tied Bowling Green in an Baile said. "We had only because split end Mike exhibition game at Hillsdale opportunities to score, but last Wednesday, and just didn't cash in." Lost for season? defeated Kalamazoo College Cocaptain Jan Greene, on Thursday to bring its left wing for MSU, scored Spartan defensive end Ernie Hamilton will miss the upcoming Iowa game and could possibly miss the 3 place in season record to 2-1-2. MSU women played a the team's only goal early in the game. In the last five remainder of the season because of a knee injury fine exhibition game against minutes of play, Bowling sustained in Saturday's game with Wisconsin. State News photo by Bruce Remington karate Bowling Green, but the defense let one slip by, Green was able to tie up the score. Three members of the resulting in a 1-1 tie. The Hillsdale field was MSU Karate Club finished slow due to the thick grass, with high honors in their but the Spartan team respective divisions Sunday Women adjusted quickly by lifting at the state the ball into the air more championships Tryouts for the MSU in Detroit. women's volleyball team are than usual. Jim Durand The team didn't look as captured the being held daily from 4 to 6 state championship in the p.m. in the Women's sharp against Kalamazoo black belt lightweight Intramural Building. College, but pulled through division. Pam Overfelt won Coach Carol Davis said to win, 3-1. The second the that 20 girls will be chosen team had little trouble reserve championship in the advanced women's for the team that will defeating Kalamazoo's division. Carlie Beebe took contain a first and a second second team, 5-0. fourth in the womens' "It's always good to win, squad. novice division. The team placed seventh but the team just wasn't up in the national women's to the level they achieved volleyball tournament last against Bowling Green," Baile commented. year and will again The team was back home participate this season. on Old College field, a faster field, and had less time to get into position. Playing back - to - back games may also have had an effect on the team's performance. Kalamazoo wasn't playing a high grade of hockey and MSU played down to their level, which His Platform Is Only Inc hes Off The Ground So No One WHEN WAS Falls Off. THE LAST TIME YOU WENT T — BOWLING Open Bowling Hours: PAPOON1 2001 a MON. & WED. 8 AM 1:30 PM & 4:10 PM - - 11 PM TUE. &THU. 8AM FRI.8 AM-11 PM - 12:30 PM & 1:45 PM - 11PM for | space odyssey SAT. & SUN. 12 NOON - 11 PM Rates: Shoes 20c President We also sell MON FRI 8 AM 5 PM 40c per game or - - 3/$1.00 balls, bags, shoes MON SAT - - FRI 5 PM -11 PM 55c per game SUN 12 NOON -11 PM 55c per game and other "Not accessories Insane" UNION BOWLING LANES Lower Level Union Building openings available for leagues - see Don Irish or call 355-3357 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, October 24, 1972 7 prof paints dim picture for Dem win „rRAlG oAifiGEHRlNG GEHRING parties, parties, McGovern Schlesinger says , ■ is having The kicking be » representative of , out of Mayor (Richard) Daley more "I News Staff Writar problems because "people don't see how the Democratic party are st,W ! he is " Nixon are looking for an excuse the party." McGovern can win the important in the state. And He *2 wav back, but not to vote for him." illustrates McGovern's "That is not necessarily election by starting from it's a clear sign of trouble ,ep schl.si»l«. of political Schlesinger says this predicament. Daley true," "What Schlesinger we have argues. failed to scratch," Schlesinger says. when McGovem is Nixon in this state." trailing negative attitude towards is the realize is that "Nixon is doing exactly ffVints **' a gloomy j Sen. Oeorge the Democratic nominee symbol of party attachment to many happened is not dissimilar what what one would expect Schlesinger does not be traced from believe the traditional can directly bac k to what happened with a Republican," he Jm's chances to win to events Democrats. In Goldwater in 1964." adds. "No Republican has upswing which Democratic 'rS£ he could be Miami surrounding the convention and a way he is Mr. Democrat.' "McGovern's victory at won an election candidates receive as Election Day rolls around emphasizing U Schfesinger believes explains that the fact he is a scandals in the the convention was will McGovem Nixon administration, such essentially a triumph of Republican and Nixon is carry to gem has little chance as the Watergate affair, have Democrat, these party voters traditional place in the spring," country. organ ization over responding to that fact." victory in Michigan. He .with lumber a replay Nixon, had little impact on voters. looking for are just Schlesinger He argues. "I'm not saying anyone disorganization,'' Arguing McGovem must points out that McGovem is three | b®rt, who suff, ,dons*"'SS-TK Schlesinger difft'i "McGovern is by core party regulars as perceived vote against Schlesinger argues. an excuse McGovern, to McGovern points out received that a else was representative, either," he quickly adds. Shclesinger indicates. "McGovern used very good win Michigan to win the election, trailing percentage by a than bigger any °ut in Schlesinger cites his sctrzzi «ervative," which means representing forces they are opposed to," I'luuDiiigrr w», Schlesinger "It is not that voting for Nixon, they vuui they are majority of votes in only two primaries. states during the Schlesinger McGovern is considered to be believes techniques to capture the nomination." his poor state as an showing in the example of his Democratic candidate who ever has carried Michigan. says. "The kicking out of representative of Schlesinger S at an election in Mayor Richard just ~ voting against "In the state that sent Democratic strength points that Democratic voters out troubles. Schlesinger predicts McGovem loss would force a i of what has happened Illustrates Daley McGovern's McGovern," he says. McGovern on his way, because of what he calls the not deserting the entire are "Michigan is the the party to reorganize itself "e past rather than predicament." Schlesinger media has failed to says the Wisconsin, he received a "mythology" surrounding ticket, only McGovem. If archetypical Democratic much as the Republicans this grand total of 29 per cent of Ljyzing short - term "Daley is the symbol of deep disenchantment of see the vote," Schlesinger the convention. ''The Democrats there really is a swing away state," he says. "All of the from the party, Democrate important voter blocks in were forced to do after ST this approafCrh' party attachment Democrats. In to many party regulars because it remarks. "That is hardly a conducted the most open candidates for the House of Goldwater's humiliation. Singer is able to offer he is Mr. many ways Democrat," he "was McGovern's caught up by sign of tremendous popular and most representative Representatives should be ************** .explanation for what is adds. own weak support." convention in the history of doing * 1j position." very poorly. He says ' ipening this election year By allowing Daley to be "What has Pointing out he supports American politics," the polls indicate this is not Another Varsity Special- why Nixon is on his unseated, McGovern happened has McGovern's election bid, Schlesinger points out. "The what is happening. , to what appears to be a alienated been a short run Schlesigner indicates he Implication is that the Though McGovern is M25 delivers a small 1 item Ljde victory over many party interpretation based believes McGovem does not nominee who would come regulars and because they recognizing the fact now primarily (Govern. b expert on political do not perceive him as a overstatement of what took on an represent the Democratic strength in the total out of such convention would have to an open that votes he on must the appeal basis for of Varsity Pizza. Valiit with this Democratic ties, Schlesinger argues his supporters played ad on Tues., Oct. 24,1972 • pathetic, skeptical down party ties at first. "That was exactly the Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. wrong strategy to use in order to win the election," * Saigon VARSITY he says. IaJGON (AP) - Henry jobless stevedore in a green goings at the presidential poor A girl in her last year of wa Schlesinger says, traditional strategy calls for Democrats to play up their party affiliation since their the * * 332-6517 1 fatigue jacket sipped tea captain said. "That allows Kissinger's secret palace across the river. law studies was pessimistic. s here have raised from a glass at a tin and "We want peace," he "In order to get peace, it me to hope." party outnumbers ^ Mil fc. Grand River cardboard stall and said: "As far as I know the Republicans by nearly two [e hopes of early peace "Life is poor now. If peace said, "but not under the must be wanted by both Communists they are very to one. Jog the young and the Communists. Nobody can sides," she said. "If we stubborn people," said an ped of and Saigon, but comes I will go home and live where the Communists concede, we cannot have old man who sells vestments apathy grow rice and have a better come." peace. and statues of the Virgin, the old and life." He himself had fled his jl among iinemployed. A foreman observed: "We Mekong Delta home when in Around-faced travel agent not looking up from a 16 m.m. Motion Picture Cholon, the Chinese design he was tracing on Monday, the day of think about our jobs first. the Viet Cong came, he said. quarter, said business was cloth. "Unless they are We don't think about peace Both his inger's departure, was a sons joined the bad. But he saw a 70 to 80 defeated, there is not jy day in the capital. At t wealthy Vietnamese in or war." The proprietor of the army and one was killed. "Why do the people long per cent next year, chance of peace by peace." "We talk about peace and Seminar stall, "and then we will > tennis togs flashed a stocky man with a so much for peace and have we hear about a boom." peace," said a i the courts. Shops gray crewcut, wasn't buying peace never comes?" said an I full of goods. that. He shook his head and older man with a lined face. salesman of funeral Siting farmer from a secure said his neighbors all are "There decorations, whose business P^vfin^,nk=the hinterlands, Jong the docks the are too many people is good, observed: "Some of But we have heard such "* k° "" U" ' u Sponsored by the Bio-Medical Communications Center fare was not so bright. A discussing the comings and dead, people of our own talk so many times before blood. Why doesn't peace my friends say peace will featuring Industrial & Scientific application, including use of come that we doubt that peace Matte Box. come?" He not soon, maybe in 1973. was making We all hope for peace, but will come soon." U.S. downs 3 MIGs a point, just asking. A mile away at the law school of Saigon University, sometimes I feel hopeless. I know the Northern A professional representative of Paillard- Bolex Corporation will intinued from page 1) regulars near Fire Bases 40 students in clean shirts Communists. They are very be in charge. is rifle shells hit a and 11 and the My Thach studied posted grades. Ten cruel, they killed my and Due Co base camps. asked if peace was grandfather in North truck, killing five were Vietnam." There will also be Jiamese and wounding The Saigon command coming before next year. "The enemy a display of Bolex motion picture ■Two of the dead and Five aid yes, two said no, activity has equipment. claimed 95 Communists slowed ^ of the wounded were three said maybe. down," an army were killed in these clashes Jers, the rest civilians, while friendly losses were ftigon headquarters also listed as one killed and 25 Announcement 7:00 P.M. - Thurs.. Oct. 26, 1972 a day - long battle wounded. Inh Dinh Province, three Hear: Socialist Labor Party Room A - 133 Life Sciences Bldg. Is east of Phu My, a Wednesday, Nov. 8 Candidate for MSII Board lict town, in which 73 8:00 P.M. pnunists were killed and aptured. A Civic Center, Lansing of Trustees Co-sponsored by Marks Photo and Bolex Corp. Jmunique said five WVIC PRESENTS |rnment soldiers were JAMES H0RVATH ri and seven wounded, JOHN MAYALL with louth Vietnamese troops DELBERT& GLEN Wed., Oct. 25, 3:30 pm Rm. 31 Union Bldg. 1 fought four battles All seats reserved — Free admission fh and south of Pleiku in $5.00 in advance $6.00 Question Period central highlands, day of show. Tickets on For free literature about Socialism write: Socialist king North Vietnamese sale now at Three Labor Party, Box 200, Brooklyn, New York 11202. Knapp Stores - Mario's beyond the lush in Jackson. Sponsored by Weekly People Club - MSU HRENT AT.VT , ■Seethe Elections ■'« Service per m ■ntdflncry *».50 month | INEJAC TV RENTALS TO "one of , thi best i htms about tta rnerPape rk l ibrary' teriea of cr rata,, wjh ever made. i/havf seen it Prof. Terence Valley authored WRITERS FOR THE SEVENTIES: RICH 4RD ih times, and BRAVTIGAN. It no other f*** 4 sat i have academician could. Mallcy neut Rraultgan in relation to both the visits curren t Amcrioan scene and thi■ uftinme." atxa*- AlaWYPEERCE described, as follow*, by .A N.-w.w.'.-k: "Rrauti/tan teams to befriend thr If&gF |»Robert a k^wles goldston ^peerce COLOR IN THIS "MINI- POSTER" OF ONE OF THE PRAADDED! PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES! tcBe7LAward I ^ Short Subject Mnner 1. Buy a bunch of Flair pens. You need ] I 3. Congratulations! You have created a genuine full color reproduction of the black, red, blue, brown, orange, and pur- SENT'MELS pie. (You need them anyway for school.) ] Dick and George Show. Stay tuned and J"1 SILENCE 2. Now—color in the picture according to \ f f watch as this soul searching drama un- folds. And if you're 18 or older, get your these color guide numbers. (1). Black act together and vote November 7. (2). Red (3). Blue (5). Brown (6). Orange (Don't forget to ask about Flair's running Only in 1'a/ierlntck from (9). Purple. Please do not color unnum¬ bered areas. mate, the Flair Hot Liner.) Warner Paperback Library SI.SO I ATTNEXT I^IIRactioni Gillette Company PaperMate Division O 1972 Cone makes fabrics people live in. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October H 1971 Ij^] FRANKLYSPt-AKING by Phil Prank | Apartments l5gP> r~ For Sale CORTINA STATIONWAGON TRIUMPH GT6 1 967, white HICKORY HILLS Cambria GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of m - with - FURNITURE T | 1968, fresh engine, mint black interior, wire Drive, East Lansing. 1 all kinds. Buy trade and sell rooms C0">PliJ condition. 337-1080. 4-10-27 wheels, radio, Koni shocks, extremely clean, 489-9422. bedroom large 2 apartments bedroom and both new and used. Best BROOKS furLV37! PHONE 355-8255 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1969, low mileage, perfect - 2-10-25 townhouses. - Carports, carpet, close to MSU. Model shag prices in town. 650 guns in stock. SHOP. See 2412 BOB'S South GUN _ 627-9600.0-10.3, TUR| Cedar. 50 USED condition. 350/350 modified. VW 1970, sunroof, radio, open daily. For appointment Call 371-2244. SEWING 347 Student Services Bide Power steering, brakes. exceptional, $1,450. Phone call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, Sundays. 20-10-26 Closed $9.95 and up cL hin1 •AUTOMOTIVE 371 4040. 5-10-27 373-6300 days, 351 4845 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, Portablst, "raight zV'T'lH ,,itchflfJ evenings. 7-10-27 485-3774, EDWARD G. COUCH AND 3 chairs good vacuum Scooters & Cycles HACKER cleaners, CORVETTE 1960. restored, in CO., Rental quality, will Parts & Service mint Headquarters. 485-2262. accept "P. ELECTRO .7o,"I shape. Best offer. VW 1969 Fastback, good reasonable offers. Call 804 East body, 30-11-14 Michigan La 1 Aviation 627-9592, 372-4983. 1-10-24 373-6530 days, 339-2098 tires, AM/FM. $900. ♦EMPLOYMENT 332-1 790 evenings or ONE nights. 5-10-26 - Hl7no9amn0-10-31 12 noon. 5Pm Sa'u3vl■ * CUTLASS F 85 convertible GIRL for four man in FOR RENT - weekends. 5-10-24 1964. V - 8, new battery Twyckingham. $70/ month. Apartments Houses shocks, $250. 353-0039. VW CALIFORNIA camper. 351-4524. 2-10-25 TWO two WEST Speaker Cabinets, JBL - D130F's in each. FENDER amplifier bandmAs;J and 3-10-24 Excellent condition. Many speaker* $450,332-0761.3-10-26 Rooms extras. Best offer. 485-1947. •FOR SALE DODGE DART GT 1967, good 5-10-25 STEREO CONSOLE BSR condition, automatic, slant 6, Animals turntable, 8 track receiver. gibson Mobile Homes $500, 694-8661. 3-10-25 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Large house at 424 North Mediterranean - cabinet. guitar, SOLID body two pick - up eiectj 7F Excellent conditionl $149. *Lost & Found FIAT 124 SPORT coupe - 3-10-26 Hagadorn. Call 351-5725 or 353-0527. 3-10-26 $175,332-5815. 3-10^25 | •PERSONAL 1968, excellent condition, 1 351-9173. 3-10-25 bring YOUR owner, 2 sets of tires, new •PEANUTS PERSONAL battery. $950. 676-2910. | Motorcycles js 'HOWD AW COMPUTE*. MATCH 3 BEDROOMS, some furniture, MAGNOVOX PORTABLE prescription to oPTiaf •REAL ESTATE 3-10-25 (MRK OUT? iMBLL.... 631 South Hayford Street. stereo phonograph. $120 new, 30 watts. Excellent discount, Michigan, 2615tiec| •RECREATION CLEARANCE SALE. Hondas, $150/ month plus $100 condition. $60. 489-3486. Lansing. C-5.IQ.2M •SERVICE FIAT 1968 sedan, 25,500 actual BMW's, one used Triumph. security deposit. 482-2192 miles, good. Call Leather accessories, parts, SPEAK** /AVKZi/B- LANUN6, HW. after 6pm. 1-10-24 3-10-26 tired of waiting for tu Instruction runs bottle of 489-6304. 3-10-24 service. SHEP'S MOTOR Chromosorb 1 Typing Service SPORTS, INC. 2460 North FEMALE NEEDED to move DOUBLE MATTRESS and other gas chroma togrmj •TRANSPORTATION FIAT SPIDER - 1969. Good Cedar, Holt. Just South of I - into own bedroom in East springs. Excellent condition. supplies? SUPELCO •WANTED condition. $900 or best offer. 96 overpass. Phone ii Lansing. 351-1995. 2-10-25 Will trade 351-3648. 1-10-24 for single. 90% of orders the are day tj 663-5981. 3-10-26 694-6621. C-6-10-22 received. How? * *• RATES *• FEMALE TO share East Lansing manufacture. Free cataL. NON - STUDENT GIRL WAITRESSES wanted LARGE MODERN desk, black 10 word minimum suburban home. Own available. . suPFirJ FORD VAN 1963. Runs . . - WAITRESSES, age 18 • 25. days 10:30 - 3:30. Good metal with walnut, like new. INC., bell," 01 good, needs 2 tires, brake bedroom. 351-1995. 3-10-26 30 hours or more, call wages, private club. Call City 351 3648. 1-10-24 No. DAYS work. Best offer this week. Pennsylvania. For 351-2755 between 2 - 5 p.m. P [1.50 3 4.00 6.50 5 10 13.00 489-921 5 after 6pm. X-5-10-30 f you want a bike in the the time to act is now! Our Spring, 0-4-10-27 Club 5-10-25 of Lansing 372-4673. NEED TWO girls immediately for house. Own room. $68. COMPLETE DARK room service call 5-10-27 Enterprise 68M " prices are super low. Come 337-2258. 5-10-30 equipment: Durst enlarger, PART TIME student [l.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 FORD PINTO - 1972, red, out, pick out the machine MALE MAILING room help, stabilization processor, tanks, FAR FISA PROFESSIONS day and night shift. Starting employment with distributor. electric 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 white, blue special. 4 - you want and pay for it over immediately, 10 days. Apply Automobile required. ROOM FOR man, across from trays, drier, etc. 351-3648. 2-10-25 piano. SimulatF piano, 7.20 11.70 23.40 speed. 2,200 miles. $2,100. the winter. We will store it in person, 3308 South Cedar, PARAGON PRODUCTS, Union. 211VJ Grand River, organ, banjo, etc., 2V, months ok| harpsicordj Must sell! 339-9190. for you free and have it upstairs. 5-10-30 Suite 11, Lansing. 2-10-25 INC. 351-5800. C-2-10-24 LADIES FULL length muskrat Retailed at $945, 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 5-10-24 ready when you want it. Stop sellingnoj out to HAS LETT HONDA & EAST LANSING, small 1 - coat, size 20, like new, $50. $500. Call 355-4003 af DESK MANAGER - Full time, J \ 10.00 16.25 32.50 Phone 485-1390. 3-10-26 5pm. 6-10-26 GMC SUBURBAN truck, 1966, SUZUKI and get all the bedroom house. Furnished. nights 6:30pm - 2:30am. V - 6. May be seen at the details. Phone 339-2125. $150. Phone 337-1575. Apply 1107 North 1 P.M. DEADLINE one class day corner of US - 27 and State Road. 5-10-26 5-10-26 NEED EXPERIENCED phoner to set up appointments. Part Washington Avenue, Lansing, 484-4481. 5-10-25 3-10-25 STEREO PE turntable, 50 watt Layfeete amplifier, two Heathkit speakers. Make an c Animals 10 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1962- before publication. - time. Good pay for hard JAGUAR XKF $967, 2 tops, XLCH. $1,100. Phone worker. Call 337-1281. STUDENT WIFE for part time offer. Call 353-7699. 4-10-27 LABRADOR PUP. Yellol Cancellations/Cor- wire whiS0 Call 393-1851 655-3266. Call after 5pm. 3-10-26 professional housekeeping female, 4 months, AKC.lJl rections -12 noon one after 5pm. 3-10-23 3-10-24 service. 484-3439. 3-10-24 SNOW TIRES D70 - 14. 2 Seers offer over $75. Phoil tubeless, fiber glass belts on 676-1887 after 6pm. 3-10-2A class day before COCKTAIL WAITRESS, prefer JEEP WAGONEER 1966,327 HONDA 1971, CL - 350. Good wheels, $40. 351-3789. □ffl - experienced, but not 484-4422. 0-10-31 publications. V - 8, 4 wheel drive, power condition. $550. 351-7349. 3-10-26 OLD ENGLISH sheepdJ necessary. Must have car, The State News will be steering, good engine. X-3-10-25 must be willing to work over puppies. AKC. 3 monttisoiT HUGE RUMMAGE sale. Reasonably priced. responsible only for the first day's incorrect 332-2263. 3-10-24 karman G H I a 1969. BMW'S, YAMAHAS! End of TRIUMPHS, season term breaks, and must be dependable. Call for TV RENTALS, $9.50 per month, $23 per term; Free delivery, service and pick - □S) Clothing, household articles, toys, misc. ALL SAINTS 393-4454. 5-10-25 insertion. Excellent condition. Some appointment, 489-1467. EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 800 ALASKAN MALAMUTESAK sale. Accessories, parts, CASH PAID for SLR cameras 4-10-27 up. No deposit. New Stereos body work. $1000 or best service. SHEP'S MOTOR and accessories, stereo Abbott, East Lansing, registered. Champion available at same rates. Call offer. 484-2497 after October 26, 6 - 9pm; October line. Reasonable. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North WAITERS AND waitresses NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 components, albums, tapes, 3:30pm. 3-10-24 Cedar, Holt. Just South of I - auto tape players, portable 27, 9am - 12pm. 3-10-26 Charge and BankAmerai permanent full time or part 96 overpass. Phone, TV's. Top prices paid. welcome. Call 349-392{J MERCEDES BENZ 1961, 220 time position. Open to neat, - 694-6621. C-5-10-27 Apartments WILCOX SECOND HAND MOVING SALEI Sun lamp, 349-1776. 6-10-20 - SB, rebuilt engine. New personable and reliable STORE, 509 East Michigan, refrigerator, white round tires, clutch, exhaust. No people. Some experience SUZUKI 1972 500 road bike. Lansing. C-10-31 wrought iron table/ chairs, FREE PUPPIES, mixed bn | Automotive '<^>i TWO BEDROOM furnished - rust. $800 or best offer. Will desired, personal interview $750. Phone 393-2510 or mobile home $35/week. mahogany cabinet, rug/ pad, need a loving home, Q consider van as trade. only. For appointment call, 100 USED vacuum cleaners. 646-6938. 5-10-26 lawn accessories, drapes and 351-1726. 5-10-27 332-2403. 3-10-25 484-4567. 5-10-31 Quiet, peaceful, 10 minutes ALPHA ROMEO - 1965 Julia Tanks, canisters and uprights. many more. - 332-4613. to campus. 641-6601. Sprint GT, 5 - speed, rebuilt NORTON Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 4-10-27 GREAT mercury monterey - 750 Commando. Dental ASSISTANT for chair 0-10-31 DANE, AKC, b gearbox. 337-1080. 4-10-27 and up. DENNIS 1971. Good condition, side position in busy office. female, 8 weeks. Guardd0| 1969, good condition, full DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. FOR $1,275. Call 626-6818. SALE - Easy automatic devoted pet, $125. 694-2092I power. $1,100. Phone Mature individual with MOUNT HOPE/ Washington 316 North Cedar, opposite washer and gas dryer, $50, AUSTIN HEALEY 1965, 3000 5-10-27 5-10-30 353-7578. 5-10-25 previous experience in area, furnished, all utilities MKIII. Excellent condition. City Market. C-3-10-26 two chrome reverse and two dentistry preferred. Box B - paid, 1 bedroom, 4 miles $1650 or offer. 482-1475. 1 970 HARLEY XLCH chrome astro wheels, 15 inch, MGB 1964, completely 2, State News. 5-10-26 from campus. Call 349-4907 5-10-24 - SPORTSTER SEWING MACHINE clearance $20; 8 foot Brunswick pool renovated 1 972. New - Clean, low after 5pm. 5-10-27 sale. Brand new portable, table. Phone 677-0891 after upholstery, tires, paint. mileage, excellent condition. WHY BORROW Money For AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE 1964. 337-1080. 4-10-27 $49.95, $5 per month. Large 5:30pm. 1-10-24 SKYLINE, 1971 - 12' x 57.■ 351-7579. 5-10-27 Tuition? Make $100 a week GIRL NEEDED to share Excellent condition. $500. selection of reconditioned Fantastic buy, have to sell. ■ part-time. Ccr necessary. apartment in Okemos. Own used machines. Singers, Phone 353-0920. 5-10-25 HONDA 1972, 450, super CAMERA: YASHICA GS - Phone 625-3031. 5-10-241 MUSTANG - 1967, 2 - door 489-3494. C-10-31 room. Call 349-2682. 5-10-25 condition, many accessories. Whites, Necchis, New Home 35mm. Well C8red for. Crisp- hardtop, 6 cylinder, standard. BARACUDA, 1970 - 383, 4 Excellent condition. For Hardly used, $995. Phone GIRLS NEEDED for telephone 2 GIRLS needed and "many others," $19.95 photos. $70. 351-1726. 2 BEDROOM Marlette mobi| barrel power, automatic, 489-5508. 5-10-24 winter and to $39.95. Terms. 3-10-26 home. Excellent conditi# details call, 393-6969 after canvassing in our Downtown spring. Riverside East. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING AM/FM stereo. $1,650 or 4pm. 5-10-26 Office. Hourly rates, good $62.50. 351-3693. 3-10-25 $3300. 694-9500, 676-19U| COMPANY, 1115 North 30 best offer. 882-6851 after 5-10-27 STEREO: ALLIED receiver, 5pm. Days, 485-3161. speaking voice a must. For Washington, 489-6448. Panasonic tape deck, 2 12" MUSTANG 1966 - shift, $175. M 2-10-25 additional information call LUXURY 2 - bedroom, 2 baths, C-3-10-26 Dodge 1963 - $195, offer. Miss Ries, speakers, $350. Call KEEP 371-2444, 10am walk - in closet, carpeted 485-9861.3-10-26 ON TRUCKIN'. Repair - 484-4872 after 1pm. 3-10-25 CAMARO - 1971, green with work 4pm. 5-10-26 throughout. All appliances, APPLES, CIDER, pears. on Volkswagen, bugs, black interior, 307 3 - speed, dishwasher, $187.50. Jackie, BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND, loi MUSTANG 1965. Air, 3 - speed, busses, or Ghias. GRAND DOLL C LOTHES wide oval tires, great RIVER CIT'-JO. 1054 East STATE NEWS supplement, 372-9000, ext. 26. 5-10-27 Alfred Wardowski and Sons. North Abbott at Clark ra good condition, $400. Christmas. Any size. condition. $2,000. 394-0714. Counterpoint, needs artist for 2 miles North of Leslie at Marked like a collie. PI«H 484-9575.3-10-26 Grand River. 351-9274. Homemade, very reasonable. 3 ROOMS furnished, 3589 Hull Road (old U.S. 3-10-24 C-10-31 pen and ink illustrations. children no 351-5578. 3-10-25 call 641-4416 or 484-61#| OLDSMOBILE Bring samples of work to or pets. Call 127). Phone 1-589-8251. Reward. 3-10-25 - 1966, 4 - door CAPRI 2000 - 1971, 15,000 AUTOMOBILE PARTS and Sylvia Smith or Andrea IV5-1864 or OR6-5502. Open 9 - 5, closed Mondays. hardtop, power steering, QUADRAPHONIC SOUND miles. Must see! Custom accessories for most cars and Austin at 341 Student 3-10-25 0-10-31 brakes, and windows, radio. Pioneer QX - 8000 receiver. paint racing stripes, power Best offer. 482-8181. 3-10-24 trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD Services or call 355-8252. Phone 351-1373 after 5pm. scoop hood, deluxe OF AUTO PARTS. S-5-10-27 QUJET STUDY atmosphere. 2 WE BUY old instruments. 3-10-24 interior, stereo cassette. O LDSMOBI LE 485-2276. C-1-10-24 bedroom unfurnished ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 372-6149 after 6pm. STA IONWAGON - 1963, WAITRESSES. PART time apartment with outdoor 541 East Grand River. ORANGE MALE ' , STEREO - NIVICO, AM/FM, 5-10-24 runs greet. $200. Call VW GUARANTEED repair. nights. No experience balcony, appliances and heat. 332-4331 afternoons. turntable $65; 351-7349. Demian. Lost at MeridimJ 485-5691 or 351-3512. RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at will train. Apply in Location between South C-1-10-24 Mall. 337-0072. 3-10-24 necessary, 3-10-24 CHEVELLE 1969. $1200. 5-10-25 Okemos Road. 349-9620. person, ROCKY'S LOUNGE Cedar and South 62,000 miles, 2 snow tires C-10-31 & RESTAURANT, 3600 Pennsylvania, 15 minutes TRAVEL TRAILER, 16'. Good CIDER TIME, at CORDA included. Needs minor body OLDSMOBILE W 31 1970. South Logan. 3-10-25 from campus. $165 condition. Good for hunting. - per WEST'S, 5817 North work. 349-2712. 5-10-30 Blue, 350, 325 HP. $1600. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East month. 393-6297 or Phone 882-6854 after 5:30 Okemos Road, East Lansing, 355-5492. 1-10-24 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. BARTENDERS. PART time 351-7832. Ask for Mr. p.m. S-5-10-30 2 miles North of Grand River AFRO CUTS and all AfroH CHEVELLE - 1969. Excellent Complete auto painting and nights. Must be dependable. Kieffer. 4-10-26 on Okemos Road. 337-7974. supplies. UNION BUILOINGB condition. Interested buyers OLDS 98 1 967, all power, will collision service. 485-0256. Apply in person. ROCKY'S COMPLETE SET of Medical and 20-10-31 BARBER SHOP. C-l-lMI only. 351-6846 after 3pm. sacrifice at $450. 337-1641 C-22-10-31 LOUNGE & RESTAURANT, GIRL WANTED - Own room, Health Encyclopedias, 1970 5-10-25 or 337-7088. 5-10-30 3600 South Logan. 3-10-25 own bath. Meadowbrook edition, 18 volumes. Brand CHEVROLET - 1966 Impala, OPEL, 1967 wagon. AM/FM FOREIGN CAR PARTS Trace $80. 393-5136 new. $250 new, asking $175. CROSSWORD CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 SORORITY HOUSE kitchen between 10:30 and 12:00am. Negotiable. Call 482-7713. V - 8, automatic, power radio. Four new tires. Best East Kalamazoo Street, 1 aide. 5V> days a week. 3-10-25 4-10-27 PUZZLE steering. Phone 651-6025. offer over $200. 393-9411. mile West of Student's wife desired. Call campus. 5-10-26 3-10-26 ACR0SS 487-5055. C-10-31 after 9:30am, 332-3228. COUCH AND bed combination, 28. Strain GIRL FOR 2 bedroom 2-10-24 and coffee table. Good 1. Golf hazard 29. Palm leaf CHEVY II - 1964, standard, PLYMOUTH FURY 1965. furnished apartment. Call 5 Wrestling pad - CIBIE HALOGEN driving and condition. 339-2998. 2-10-25 30. Formerly Tokyo Slilpa new paint, snow tires. Starts 1971 Honda, 350 motosport, 485-7800 after 5pm. 4-10-27 fog lights. Auxiliary and OLDER REFINED lady for well in winter. $200 or best must sell. Best offer. picture 33. Marathons headlight conversions far light housekeeping and child BOOTS - WOMEN'S winter, 1 m m offer. Mike, 351-4571. 882-6400 or 484-4981. superior to normal lights. 1 BEDROOM furnished. 11. Stipend 36. Town near [J 4-10-26 5-10-27 627-9748 after 6pm. 3-10-25 care. Must love children. References desired. Live in or Parking, laundry, heat provided. 10 or 12 month new, never worn, brown, 8% ■ B. 332-5314. 1-1&24 12. 13. Son of Gad Prayer bead Liege 38. Finally r k IS! 1 CHEVY NOVA 1968. Like new. PONT I AC - 1966, 4 - door. out. Salary negotiable. Phone lease. 606 River, Lansing. 14. Warning 43. Frozen dessert Lmnm Aviation 372-0900. 5-10-27 VOICE OF MUSIC 15. Broad-minded 45 Woe is me! Excellent body and engine. Outstanding condition, air, 485-3140. B-1-10-24 portable 17. Expert 46. Branch New tires and shocks. Must stereo, $30. Call Heinz, power one owner, $895. 19. Falcon of the Morsel DOWN 2 Slope sell PART TIME housework in 332-0844. 3-10-2 6 to best offer. Going to 332-6C22. 3-10-26 2, 3 people, fine apartment at sea 48. Frost 3. Awry LEARN TO fly! Complete flight faculty home. Must have own Europe. 337-9091. 5-10-24 731 Burcham. $180/month. 20. Isolated 49. French river 4 English coins training. All courses are transportation. 349-0115 SUPER SWIFT by O - R E B UIL" VOLKSWAGEN Deposit. 351-2759 or visit Day. 23. Hebrew letter 50. Fictitious name government and VA certified. 3-10-25 13.5' fiberglass sailboat. 90+ 26. • Khan 51. Peter the Great 1. Pairs CORVAIR - 1 962, for engine. iJeats fpr Volkswagen 106-C. 3-10-26 - FRANCIS AVIATION, inches of sail. Very good transportation or parts. Good van. Becker AM/FM radio. 7 r T~ 0 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. condition. $450, negotiable. H 6 7| 9 deal. $75. 337-1074. Phone 627-7931. 5-10-27 OVERSEAS JOBS FOR ONE GIRL needed winter term. C-10-31 Nancy, 353-7857 days, >; 9 Grape 3-10-25 STUDENTS - Australia, Old Cedar Village. Call " ■s/s Tl IT" 10 Congeal Europe, South America, 48' /58, after 10pm. SAAB 1970. Red, black interior. 332-2930 after 6pm, 3-10-26 16 Road curve "T Options, 332-2161. 3-10-25 runs forever. Call Employment m Africa, etc. All professions and occupations, $700 to OKEMOS, LARGE 1 bedroom, 17 n 16 15" 16 jWINN CONTINENTAL $3000 monthly. Expenses balcony, carpeted, a!<- - 22 Work unit NOW 26" frame, 5 months. Call I9~ 22 23. Craggyhl" TOYOTA CORONA MARK II. ACCEPTING applications for full time paid, overtime, sightseeing. Free information, write conditioned, pool, pet. allowed, $150/month plus 332-0168. 5-10-27 %23 55 2T 2° 28" 21 24 Armpit Automatic, good condition, 24 w 25. Voids employment. For interview make offer. 625-3677. TWR Co. Department Q2^ $50 deposit. Available ADVENT CASSETTE deck with w Tt 27. Nudist _5J026_ call 485-9467. CONSOLIDATED FOOD 2550 Telegraph Berkeley, California 94704 Avenue, November 1, no single undergrads. 349-3859 after Dolby. Mint condition. 33~ W 30 w Sr| n37 31 Fuegran 14 Hardwood TRIUMPH COMPANY, Equal 351-1439 after 5pm. 5-10-27 1971 500, 2800 an 10-10-27 6:30pm. 5-10-30 J 35 Tolerated miles, perfect condition. Best Opportunity Employer. 5T 39 MO M' 37 Commence Use Your offer. Call 484-4872 after 5-10-24 WAITRESS, EXPERIENCE WORKING GIRL to share 2 USED STEREOS for sale, $25. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East M3 "j MS* 39 Japanese MASTER CHARGE 1pm. 3-10-25 desired but will 'rain. Good bedroom apartment with Grand River. C-5-10-27 M6~ HI FOR A magnificent possession FEMALE, SECRETARIAL skills, neat, work hours 9 - startinnp.^tO'ue other l.'.ietits. Cross, Apply in same. Need own bedroom furniture. Near downtown 1 MT" n M8 42 European n**' At The STATE NEWS pick a car from today's Classified Ads - 355-8255. 4pm. Call for interview, 694-3334. 5-10-24 person. DAGWOODS, 2803 East Kalamazoo. 5-10-20 Lansing, call evenings. S 371-3517 BAUER camera. SUPER - 8 movie Zoom lens. 1 year old. Call 349-1244. 7-10-27 w L- 1 ro- n si" 43. Chemical8,11 |' 44 Snoop I State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 24, 1972 9 0 |,«l i f o • j understand. regnancy 372 1560. UNION BOARD FLIGHTS offers Christmas flight London for $185. Stop Monday - Friday, 1 4pm. to In MDs ponder right to death Second floor Union. C-10-31 - (continued from page 1) Lately, the 1957 encyclical, has been extensively quoted Beecher redefines death "I am leary of civil rights groups and legislators defining in the following by doctors as a landmark stand on the right to die. way: The the right to die," Kohrman said. He said further definitions CENTALS. $9.«J< p« HAYRIDES DRAWN by horsas. f»Hen W.OU Ve to be deeP'y unconscious, showing no While doctors like Beecher have formulated definitive i $23 per ,erftl; * Call for appointment now response to external stimuli and have no internal feeling, opinions on the right to die, others remain ambivalent on of this type create arbitrary problems with limitations being either too stringent or too lenient. No two cases are ever snow no muscular movement 676-5928. 10-10-30 the controversial issue. or breathing, exhibit no the same, he said. th^K68- eX^8uPt Spinal imPulses which are not controlled by Dr. Arnold Werner, MSU psychiatrist, said patients Dr. William B. Weil, a pediatrician, and chairman of the I' FOLK MUSIC McGovern j^300- C-10 31 benefit November 3, rickion Kiva, 8:00, than 24 houre cond,tion would have 10 Prev®n for more Soon after brain death should die You a dignified death. only die once. It's important to die in a humane Dept. of Human Development, views the right to die query as indefinable, occurred Beecher would have the and appropriate fashion," said Werner. fcoR PAIN? ■ Weil stated that throughout his ■I ire Bellied to M practice, he had seen no 'dated to pain, E xtent^on Extension in" 3" Service 11-11-3 Service. °"? th! family of the Reversibility of and prepare for the removal of life the coma He added that a physician is capable of applying his evidence of anyone's right to die being abused by doctors, impu,ses ,hat. - support systems if the expertise and the advice of other physicians, if necessary, He also said children defected at birth do have an he ramily had no objections. Beecher added that in his J, proMblV travel experience he found no objections. in deciding to withhold treatment of an apparent hopeless important place in society. ,he same nerve situation. ««a retarded or defective child can have a ! The difference, A major part of his plan includes the removal of all Werner also expressed the sobering and 'oW believe, Is the useful organs from the thought that men should not maturing effect on parents," Weil said. He further stated Pol W"'ses ,hat 90 BY OWNER - Sharp 3 - hopelessly ill which could be used in make the overwhelming decision of life's meaningfulness. this type of malady has "constructive value in letting 1 in One pattern bedroom, extras, trees, quick transplants of savable invalids. Normal brain functions or the ability to restore those people see how fortunate they are in not being so another Itch, possession. Offer. Phone .Wa.S Particularly critical of society's functions are of utmost concern to Dr. Arthur F.Kohrmann toward what he termed lax attitude imperfect." Lltd tickle. 482-5808. 7-10-27 "letting good organs go to waste." associate professor of medical education research and Beecher said as much rr*:",o Estate as $30,000 or $40,000 a year can development. fcssHlWV5ed there Ads to catch TERRIFIC SPECIALI 1972 tent be spent on patients who are irrevocably ill, which he felt He also questions the prolongation of life under the >d ,oday camper, sleeps six, $595. Five others in stock. PRIDE CAMPING, 2495 North 2 **/P*"1 2i!!h °" those who could be saved. He also d shorta8es in hospitals could be support systems when no brain activity is evident on an electroencephalograph, the machine which can pick up the Viet settlement denied alleviated if uu i his plan were adopted. free Cedar, Holt. 694-8153. electrical impulses of the brain. and Styles for Much of Beecher's foundation for (continued from . 3-10-24 his redefinition of Kohrman cited cases in which patients have been in a page 1) talks, told newsmen that death comes from the 1957 fcudents or faculty. For encyclical of Pope Pious XII coma for weeks with little or no brain people," Tin Song "the Vietnam problem is which states that life of the activity, who have nformation see Tom EAST LANSING, 3 bedroom, hopelessly ill should not be regained consciousness. However, he explained cases like continued. still not settled. r" CAMPUS BARBER excellent condition, gas heat. prolonged by extraordinary means. this are rare. spokesman for the "In these circumstances," Land Contract, $3000 down, Beecher recently quoted from the The decision to discontinue life maintenance he said, "world , — encyclical before uclure a systems presidential palace said he opinion monthly payments $150. senate committee studying the concept of death He said must not be made by one doctor Kohrman cannot help asking the Owner leaviny city. GEORGE the senators were emphasized. cou,d not confirm the Tin ■5.15-11-13 r nnani7 qcait«o extremely surprised that the Catholic Specialists and other doctors should be consulted before ^ng account, and the U.S. following question: Does the C. BUBOLZ REALTOR, Church had such a stand on the matter final decisions are made. Embassy would not go Nixon administration really 332-1 248, 351 lesson in complexion 372-3433. 5-10-30 None of the doctors interviewed felt the right to die bey°nd its 29-word want serious negotiations or ■ ■ Call 484-4519, East dispute would ever reach as much public awareness as the statement, does it still engage in or 485-7197, abortion issue. In Paris, Nguyen Thanh maneuvers aimed at 1'N Mans moil. Merle Norman Kohrman believes the right to die issue is a deceiving public opinion? tics Studios. C-3-10-26 very serious Le' spokesman for the ethical, moral and legal question that needs to be discussed North Vietnamese "At the present time, all FOR QUALITY service in Seminar, 7 pm, on by doctors and the public as well. delegation to the Paris peace conditions are combined for stereo equipment, see the Jth, Room A - 133 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East a rapid settlement to the Bsciences Building. Grand River. C-10-31 Vietnam problem," Le I interested in movie •- wlui"han'LS Phil °chs wi" 8>ve a benefit asserted. " For our part, our Japhy adwelcome. V on page 7. See 00 Also IRONING. In my home. housework after 3:30 received office, Bldg., by I 341 in"he StatT Ne^ concert for McGovern Student p.m. at Services least two I r.mnk.ii'." uaV'k 'iS at 8 p.m. 1088 W,el!s, Ha"; M Applicants frown on rubdowns position is correct, logical and reasonable." Thieu met with province R MICHAEL Lynch class Ration. M £ g (continued from page 1) MSU freshman said. "The guy on the other direct mention of intercourse but all three applicants felt the was notion made, was chiefs, mayors and other municipal officials and I Emory University WHILE YOU'RE away MSU a"ep,ed by phone" information end of the phone assured me it was, but a implied. military commanders at the [ will be visiting on home^n exchange'forToJ^! will mee^'at V^p.m'loda^"n InJormation andand literature on trip down to the place proved otherwise." An employe at Caesar's Retreat presidential palace, (day. YrM to mtemew October 25 from Janu8ry , . June ,5 Qr ^ 1|Q Anthony ^ a « l nat.onal The 19 - year - old woman recalled with described the interviewing process as being exhorting them to crush any disturbances which of 355.5, ,9 8 . 5 demonstration. Dues should be proposals fc arable "through a bit of laughter how she and two friends a more intimate procedure. tss 'K! hurried to the library and bookstores to "The application form has questions Communist elements might I .iun, fornltu f '11 -j Institute, S41 E. Grand River obtain information on the proper like: 'Are you afraid of your body?', and attempt to stir up in the future. Thieu apparently is , abundance of Instructions The Society of Women ^en,ue\ "11 ?32;3561- technique involved in therapeutic massages 'Are you afraid to show off your body in „ an d war m 1 ! Engineers will meet a, 8 tonight .^vaTubi PP °"S ^ so they could gain some "experience" front of others?' " the employe said. concerned about The form is to provide clues to the maintaining public calm. S„»J B&JS3 ^SU before the interview. a nZ" Opportunity SCUBA CLASSES 1 T Bo d The women described the parlor as well woman's sexual attitudes, and the personal j°b ^SK.!K.TSB - Sir SPeBk decorated, elegant, and following a Greek interview is even more probing, the ■ 1 State University Law representative will be ^ Cjrtjfj*™ ^ The Outing Club will sponsor in 328 student Services Bldg. motif. employe explained. "The girls are directly asked if they Talk planned Th n ... „ "But when I saw a sign inside that read: think they could handle at least two of the |o«K*i5m I Typing Service Jg 'Girls, sauna, pool tables and steam bath,' I began to have my doubts," one three major requests by customers — with hopefuls said. genital masturbation, fellatio or normal woman intercourse," the employe said. for board seat not belonging to ANN BROWN, Typing and ',ldB James Horvath, Socialist The women did not see the advertised Si Immediately the applicants are told that Members of the academic Ju Pre Law Society. multilith offset printing _ Labor Party candidate for the health facilities, but instead were led by (ecement Bureau for Complete service for There will be a meeting for all MSU Board of Trustees, will two already employe women into each of they will work topless, but they have the community will have the infnrmot inn rli<».>.• i«.. persons interested in Big speak at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday right to turn down any request a . u three small rooms containing table beds, opportunity to meet all the ^formation .1-10-24 a s se r t a 11 o n s, theses. manuscripts, general typing, Brothers of Big Sisters at 3 p.m. in 31 Union. customer may make, the employe added. board of trustee candidates today in 27 Student Services black light fixtures and a cart with bottles IBM. 23 years experience. "But it is stressed that pleasing the at 7:30 pm Thursday in the Bldg. Auditions for "I Never Sang of lotion on it. IVHOSE" deadline for 349-0850. C-10-31 tor My Father" will be held customer and assuring that he leaves Union Ballroom. "They didn't even have the proper oils ■9 and engagement The MSU Scuba Di™« Club 'f«>m 1 «° •» P<"- knight in 37 necessary for massaging and were using satisfied is important," the employe said. The MSU Faculty loon Thursday TYP|NG DONE in my East wi" make a wreck dive this Un,on- skin care lotions instead," one prospective Two parlors have stopped taking Women's Assn. is sponsoring Lansina home N«at armrato weekend in Alpena. All certified Ml M77 Xdivers are welcome. Call Joy at The Shotgun Club will shoot applications because of the Ann Arbor a panel discussion :es. S19-10-31 work. 351-5977. 3-10-26 a< 5 today. Members employe noted. incident. But the third parlor, to open moderated 485-3894 for information. p.m. Soon by Gwendolyn should meet in the lobby of the after, the women were told they under the name of a Detroit burlesque would have to work topless and must be Norrell, professor and 1^ TYPING WANTED in my home. "Village by Village," a filmed Men' s Intramural Bldg. A house, The Empress, 4627 Northeast St., assistant director of the | Personal |f| Phone Mrs. Brown, report of the bombing of North reloading session will follow. "bold." Bikini underwear or bathing suit still needs employes. 484-5765.5-10-25 Vietnam, will be shown at 7:30 bottoms were the recommended attire. Counseling Center. _ p.m. today in 100 Engineering St. Johns Church will offer Women will wear hot pants and give The format includes a f bear' Dance to Bldg. international folk dancing from Instructions on how to give the massage only massages, the owner said. "No extra five minute statement of I! Bee and Toots. COMPLETE THESES 8 to 11 tonight. Everyone is would only take about five minutes, they 'activities' for tips will be allowed," he qualifications by each SERVICE. Discount printing. welcome. were told. And, when in doubt, the women IBM said. candidate. The candidates typing and binding of were to follow the instructions of the But as at the other parlors, no will also offer in - depth I is new X) much of it. so don't RM/jb 'heses- Across from Publication. campus, corner Wanted * * meL^t^so^m^dSytal" customer, so that he is "satisfied." experience is required and massage training answers on the future of the Union Wages could vary considerably, the will be "on the job." A State News m.A.C. and Grand River, don't pnnrcx ki j women were told. Employes could work University, the age of below Jones Stationery Shop. . , T bl°od coa]es The MSU Student Committee on a $5 per customer commission basis, or reporter who applied for the job was diminishing financial ■ ATULATIONS Ca" COPYGRAPH cTva P T "■ P to Re " Elect lhe President wi» receive the minimum plus tips. assured that following the instructions of resources and attention to our very own SERVICES. 337-1666. rt b ood. Professional oonors compensated. hold a meeting all volunteers at Clients wage the customer would be satisfactory. concerns of minority "EAR" t C-1031 7 p.m. today in the second floor were charged $15 for a 30 - minute Lansing police have had unofficial ers. 1110-24 in.04 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY cloakroom office in the Union. groups, including women, ers massage. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. complaints from citizens about illicit by the University. "And we were told that the amount of conduct in the parlors, but no signed Following the program, a Hoaminm ■Sarplum, w Very special • . TYPING TERM papers, theses, C-10-31 The weekly film of the Electric Exoerienced College of Business will be tips you made depended on how badly you complaints or grounds on which to close coffee hour will be held to ■'or the evening out JEANMASSEY 393-4075 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY shown at 11:45 a.m. today in needed the money," the woman said. No the parlors have been received, they say. allow the trustee candidates ^Hon,al you made me C-10-31 seeking part time work, 118 Eppley Center, to meet with those attending princess. Love evenings. Call after 5pm Jt, on an informal basis. ^ ^ Dumpling. WHEN^Ou"ne^eiTipertmem J82'8"9 ThTM JOE is waiting. Please r'r" The Alpha you need the rental columns duo with singer. Call Mary, 351-7057. X-1-10-24 for Christians interested relating their faith to the world. in Candidate urges open 'U' concept The closer it gets I " ■ Call 332-0861 for information. the more you need out of our lives. To conventional approach and Chamberlain. feEinrcr, u TYPING TERM papers and TUTOR FOR Junior Electrical T. ... h (continued from page 1) lesw! , V theses, electric typewriter. Engineering student. Call onth^'B^okof Job"at 2°om solution is very simple," Downs facilitate education that, I think, should try to find the most solution." ■2 110-24 0U' 12-10-31 service. Call 349-1904. 351-2781 after 6:30pm. 4-10-26 Thursday in the United said, "you open the door. If uncommon Ministries In Higher Education somebody closes it, you increasingly become a lounge, 1118 S. Harrison Road. walk out. lifelong thing," Place Your "I'm for opening up the Downs also called for board of the MSU Sailing Club will meet at decision-making process as better coordination of PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD 6:30 p.m. today in the Union Grill. A general meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the much as possible," he added. "If I am elected I educational facilities. "Finances are the biggest Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your Union Ballroom. would suggest that the problem in education, agenda for the meeting be have three suggestions for check or money order Sailing Club Shore School will released at least a week getting more finances for be held at 7 p.m. today in the education. One is to end the before a meeting and then Name Union Ballroom. at least one day before the war in Vietnam and channel The Christian Science meeting I would be available some of the savings into our Address social necessities — _ Organization welcomes everyone to meet with people and to a meeting at 6:45 p.m. today _Zip Code discuss different ideas." education, social welfare. City __ _ in 35 Union. Downs said he Another is to end the tax Phone _ _Student No._ Tri Beta will meet at 7:30 disapproves of the notion of loopholes and the third is to p.m. today in 138 Chemistry the governor appointing the achieve full employment, Consecutive Dates to Run_ Bldg. trustees. which would expand the "The elective process gets the tax base." Antiair War Action Vigil II Classification _ will be held at noon today at the candidate around to In relations between the Nixon headquarters, Washington meet with the people. We trustees and the president and Allegan Streets, Lansing. should continue the elective Downs said the trustees P Here: Call 349-2645 or 355-5146. process but possibly we should act as the major A live studio audience is should hold the elections policy-making body, and needed for a TV taping of for trustees at a different the administration should Wayne State and U of M board date than the general carry out their decisions. candidates appearing at 7:30 election, to give more Relations between the p.m. Wednesday at WKAR TV. Call 355-2300 if interested. emphasis on education," he University and the city are a said. more difficult problem, he John Fleming, vice - president Downs said he thinks the said. of marketing, Oldsmobile, will itni„fl-cU« . 1 j u "There will always be speak to the Marketing Club at Un versity should be 'town and gown' prohlems," 7:30 p.m. today in the Teak available to the community. Room, Eppley Center. He suggests that University Downs said. "I've .... „ facilities be made available thought a lot on one Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid solution, a solution that I ,s or Less: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 27 nonfaCUlty staff who Work don't advocate, where , . 0 10 days 13.00 student Services Bldg. at the University. perhaps the University 1 Words Add- 1 15c " $1 -50 5 days - $6.50 1.30 per - word could become a separate per word □ sum. Delta Chi, th. pmfoton.i journalism i«kt, concept "iff! of lifelong city, with its own mayor □ and city counil. But I don't will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in education, the Captain's Room of the "We'removing toward a think that would be very Union for a meeting and " to: combination of learning, practical." Michigan State News Classified initiation of new members. a 11..1 ^ • When a problem comes 347 Student Services Bldfl. Representatives for this year's f,8™'"* lives, instead of ?nd, "vin« in <>Ur up." Downs said " as a national convention in Dallas taking each MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 will be selected. trustee I would leapfrog the a separate major chunk 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Octoberr, 6 DESCRIBE MALE BIAS Women fight sexism in jobs Married women are at a arguments" such as, "who well received by in resorting to contracts, she By LINNEA SLATER - men disadvantage in some pays the bill when she takes the industry. said. Women still face subtle businesses when it comes to a client out to lunch?" Harris doesn't think a Schroeder said she might discrimination in the salaries, the six panelists family is hurt by having a like to be a parent someday, "Sometimes you have to business world, but the emphasis today is on talent agreed. try a little harder to prove working mother. The key, she said, is having an but presently is not ready. She would continue to work GOODRICH'S SHOPRITE If the cliches aren't true," she and hard work, six successful a company knows that understanding husband. even if she had children, she has said. women in advertising told a woman a husband, said. the MSU Advertising Club they tend to keep her salary "Some men have a Schroeder said she has recently. A woman makes a lower, Marlane Schroeder, learned to assert herself mother - in - law to contend "I could make so much LARRY'S SHOPRITE place for herself by proving research director for Batten, with," she said. "My money working that it's Barton, Durstine and more strongly since entering husband has Hudson." hard to give it up," she said. her ability, they said. the business world, but she "When the person you're Osborn, said. is just as feminine as she Schroeder said her Clara Davis, senior writer competing with is male, you always has been. must be better than he is to Anne Foster, vice - h usband never complains, for Capital Advertising in president and creative even if travel takes her away Lansing, has no children get promoted," Marcia Reacting to sex - oriented because her outside director of deGarmo, for a week or two. Volk, media buyer for Leo an questions, Delores Wolfe, interests, including art, and Burnett in Chicago, said. advertising agency in New advertising and public He helps with housework her work fill her life Being better means York, commented in a relations director of whenever she cannot do it, taped interview that women Southeast Michigan Transit adequately. working harder and longer but her marriage is not hours than the male seeking executive positions Authority, said: "A person has to be face "silly antifeminist negotiated in the women's competition does, she said. "All this talk about liberation style, she said. fulfilled, and a family and a She and her husband work man don't always do it for femininity is nonsense. I don't even understand the things out naturally without everyone,"Wolfe said. POLICE word although accused of not I've been having any MEAT of it." ..DEATH IS AN ACQUIRED TRAIT." BRIEFS The men dominated fields like in male - SMALL SLABS SPARE RIBS having women around, Wolfe said. TWO 20 - YEAR - OLD A WINDSHIELD WAS "Your sex is a very LEAN & TENDER PORK STEAK lb. I definite advantage, males from Lansing and smashed on a car parked in Holt were apprehended at Lot F between 3 p.m. especially if you are at all DONELESS COUNTRY STYLE PORK ROAST n attractive," she said. 3:30 a.m. Monday while Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday. trying to steal two tires Value of the windshield was 1 Betty Harris, divisional HOLLY FARMS GRADE 'A' from a car parked in Lot X. estimated at $70. advertising manager of J.L. Value of the tires was Hudson Co. in Detroit, said CHICKEN COMBINATION PACK estimated at $70. The men being a woman has made are being held in the county little difference in her POLICE RECEIVED an jail. extortion call for $25 Oct. experience. She works with men's underwear, and feels 16 from an unidentified Adams to talk person. The caller demanded the money in It- in Union today return for a $460 audio receiver reported missing Walter Adams, professor from the physical plant Oct. of economics, will speak at 11. Police have no suspects. 355-1826 8 p.m. today in 30 Union. Adams will discuss SPECIAL economic issues of the election in a non - political appearance before a group WEEK' of journalism students. fE fsprae TV RENTALS Get your bike now and avoid the spring rush. —Carso As See the Elections serviced C. Itoh, by cyclists. Montarino^JJfcd&Our shop run and AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK FROM CARNIVAL NEJAC TV RENTALS WARNER PAPERBACK LIBRARY CROtfROdDS CVCLG 950 M 950 Wiisgs 210 ABBOTT - BASEMENT OF CROSSROADS IMPORTS FOR $2424YOU CAN OWN A IGROCERY SPORTS CAR DESIGNED DYTHE MAN WHO 7/T 4/T DESIGNS $20,000 SPORTS GARS. 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