the michigan Volume 65 Number 52 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 27, 1972 N. Viets say U.S. balks at IpaRIS (AP) " North Vietnam Despite the harsh words the peace to reporters on leaving the peace talks. negotiator at the Paris peace talks, ■V^d lhe broad outlines of a peace —- J . .. .. delegations here agreed to meet again Later, in Washington, Kissinger replied: "Wait and you will see." Ijeement "" niciii Thursday and said the next Thursday. declared that "peace is at hand" and Hanoi's announcement said, iiJ'sutes had agreed to sign it First reaction from the United said most provisions of a settlement however, that publishing the gist of Lt Tuesday, but then backed away States was a denunciation of Hanoi by had been agreed on, although one the secret negotiations "is in the ■ the ground that South Vietnam had William J. Porter, the U.S. peace envoy more negotiating session was interest of peace and will in no way lused to agree to it. in Paris, for making public the necessary. affect the negotiations." ■Hanoi charged this proved the contents of secret talks with Henry A. Reaction in Saigon came from the The North Vietnamese statement, Kjted States was not negotiating Kissinger, the presidential national official radio, which declared: "We in broadcast by Radio Hanoi and Kh a serious attitude. security adviser. He made the remark South Vietnam have the right of self - submitted to the Paris peace determination. conference, called for a cease - fire in Vietnam within 24 hours of the "Let the Northern Communists signing of a peace agreement. Kissinger reveals demand nothing from us because any such demand will be vain unless they put an end to their aggression in the All released prisoners of war would and all U.S. and foreign troops would be withdrawn within 60 be unsettled issues Republic of Vietnam." North Vietnam demanded that the United States sign the agreement next days. between Negotiations would begin the Saigon government, including President Nguyen Van WASHINGTON (AP) - Here Kissinger provided no specifics Tuesday, the date it said was settled Thieu, and the Viet Cong to arrange this point. between the two nations. elections for a coalition government. are the "six or seven concrete on issues" that presidential adviser •Clarify "linguistic problems" Asked by reporters if failure of the Declaring that the United States has United States to sign by the deadline postponed the signing because of a Henry A. Kissinger says need to concerning differences in the would jeopardize private negotiations, lack of an agreement with Thieu, KISSINGER be settled before a final Vietnam English and Vietnamese THUY translations Xuan Thuy, North Vietnam's chief (continued 19) | peace agreement can be signed: of the proposed on page "peace is at hand" "wait and you will s< •The need to insure against treaty. Kissinger gave as an I final military lunges in the example the need to insure that ! North Vietnam realizes the precease - fire period to gain Navy recruiters toss wild pitch- territory and to protect against National Council of the "dangers of loss of life" and Reconciliation and Concord that will j the possibility of a "massacre." procedure oversee the will election be an j •Establish an international administrative body and not a ! cease-fire inspection commission coalition government. travel for women, pride for men in place at the time a cease - fire • Obtain takes effect. agreement by Hanoi that the current Saigon ! 'Clarify the relation between government will sign the final the military situation in agreement on the theory that the Cambodia and Laos to the cease By NANCI PARSONS and a female reporter posed hours day: his duty of which must be sea duty. The rest of ! nation which has suffered the as a may be fire in Vietnam. and interested, potential recruits. hazardous," the brochure for men his tour can be shore duty, if the most "should have the right to • •Clarify "misapprehensions" JOHN LINDSTROM stated. "The sense of service and officer chooses. sign its own peace treaty." that appeared in an interview • Settle "technical dedication that an officer has can be a Or the officer can choose combat problems" State News Staff Writers Naval recruiters on campus duty in Vietnam. given Newsweek magazine last concerning which parts of the powerful factor that offsets his week by North Vietnamese Wednesday and Thursday offered sacrifices." "Look, we're in there. If you've get 1954 Geneva accords will apply EDITOR'S NOTE: To learn what students two distinctly different any doubts about combat or conflicts, Premier Tran Van Dong. in the new agreement. information military recruiters pass options for a career: a Navy for While the basic factors of salary and then maybe you should look somewhere on to MSU students, a male reporter women and a Navy for men. training are practically identical for else," the male recruiter said. The women's Navy offers the both men and women, the Navy The male reporter was told that in a adventure of world travel, the glamor recruiters stress situation, if an officer vastly different war ever of prestige and the chance to meet a outlooks of the service. refuses combat duty, except for "a 'repaid health lot of eligible men. Women are told by a good reason like your mother got care The men's Navy offers character female recruiter that the Navy offers sick," he could be put in naval prison. month - building, moral responsibilty and the The female recruiter said that many chance to serve the nation and your long paid vacations with free air travel anywhere in the world; the chance to women expressed concern over a loss fellow citizens. of individuality when they joined the be involved in national security; and, 'till in limbo for MSU the "Like no other place in the world, Navy is for people who want to be something special." This statement, taken from as an officer, the command of large numbers of men. For men, the emphasis is more on military. "We realty don't see this as something undesirable. In the Navy, you're part of a much larger group of literature distributed to any woman the type and term of duty, than on By CAROL THOMAS organization" was included in the people, a very necessary organization," who sees a recruiter, represents the romance. the female recruiter said. State News Staff Writer original program. Student fees would T' basic sales ptich for the women's When asked about the go toward their health care, and necessity of outside persons such as faculty or Navy, the WAVES. "The officer gets advantages, if you drilling, a requirement of both men A totally different approach look at them that Betting sick can cost thousands of married students' dependents could way," the recruiter and women in the service, the v appears in literature given to men who told the male reporter. said: liars. pay a fee to be included in the see a Navy recruiter. Male officers are offered three or But in some communities the program. (continued on page 19) "A Naval officer is on duty 24 four year tours of ■tor pays the hospital bill instead of The suggested University program is - duty, 18 months 1 patient - because the doctor failed modeled after several clinics in the ■keep the patient well. eastern United States who have ■Universities also are adopting this pioneered the "health maintenance organization" concept. Under their eventive medicine" idea for their kith centers. The student pays a flat plans, a family who joins the CHAMBERLAIN CHUCKLES lthat covers all medical expenses for organization pays one yearly fee for all I year. of its health care services. P the student becomes seriously ill, If the family stays well, the doctors Bpital bills come out of the health Iter's funds - giving these centers a B>ng incentive to keep the student who operate the plan pay no expenses. If members get sick, the organization is responsible for any hospital or Carr raps ad spoof surgical expenses. IA proposal to change the focus of "It becomes the doctors financial pith rare at MSU to "well" instead interest to keep you well," Charles beneath his By RAY ANDERSON dignity to condone such like to doctor up some more pictures Till" was shelved in 1971, however, Downs, the Information Services State News Staff Writer an ad," Carr said. I'll be glad to let them have them. I ji\is chairman still unresurrected, of the Dr. Sidney Biology and Science writer who drafted the plan for MSU in 1971, An advertisement depicting 6th Chamberlain , who actually is don't mind a good laugh, even if it is AH—University district clean-shaven and balding, released a Nth Care said. Republican Congressman on myself." Advisory Board, said. Charles E. Chamberlain as a statement Thursday endorsing the J Opposition to the newness of prepaid Pilot programs at Harvard and Yale frazzle-haired man with a mustache advertisement that stated "Today's Carr, however, said he did not view pith care put the 1971 proposal into universities have shown the plan to be Chamberlain wants to join you." the doctored photograph as humorous. who wants to join students drew 1 present resting place, Dr. James S. "working well" for the students, "The photo, after they worked it "I'm really dumfounded with the criticism from Democratic contender •"rig, director of the University married students and faculty members M. Robert Carr Thursday. over, wasn't very flattering and I ad." Carr said, "except to assume it is Jalth Center, said. Until someone that were involved. suppose I should be annoyed," he said an insult to the students of the 6th Pgs the issue out again, prepaid "When all their expenses are paid. "It reaffirms his insensitivity to the "But I really think it is hilarious." District." ilth care is probably going to stay people don't avoid a doctorwhen they needs and interests of students," Can- He said any further comment on the Harry D. Berry, youth coordinator e, he added. ' fear an oncomming illness," a Harvard said of the advertisement that advertisement would have to come for Chamberlain and a member of the ■Changing the present setup at the report said. "We're catching illnesses appeared in Wednesday's State News. from the Students for Chamberlain Students for Chamberlain said, "It was %a!th center to a "health maintenance earlier when they're easier to cure." "The whole thing is so contrived who placed the ad. obviously a touched—up photograph MSU was slated to adopt that it makes He added; however, "if they would a mockery of the and I can't see why it would (continued on page 19) congressman and I would think it is misrepresent him." The advertisement graphically illustrates Chamberlain's "wonderful sense of humor," Berry,a Lansing senior, said. "We were poking fun directly at PIRGIM, University wrangle over method for tax collection By JOHN LINDSTROM procedure must properly protect the statement released by PIRGIM student's right not to contribute. Thursday said. State News Staff Writer PIRGIM has called for a "negative "Their proposal does not meet the MSU's branch of the Public Interest check-off" collection, where the tax University's definition of a voluntary would be collected with all other fees tax, " Hekhuis said. "The University Research Group In Michigan at the time of registration. Those feels that any fee paid, (PIRGIM) and the University are students not and^ then presently locked in a debate over how would turn in an wishing to contribute refunded is not really voluntary." the voluntary student tax supporting exemption card and the fee would not be assessed. Another The University has suggested that a the group should be collected. separate card and station for collecting The University and PIRGIM have negative check—off proposal calls for a card to be turned in at a booth by the the tax be included in the registration discussed the issue three times. line. fee payment station there the student Another meeting between the two is , would be receive a refund. "It would have to be someplace in scheduled for today. the line where students would either "There has been an honest The negative check—off proposal have to go to it, or could pass it by," disagreement over how one defines was written on the ballot used in the Hekhuis said. voluntary, and how one's rights will be referendum during fall registration But PIRGIM blasted the University's protected in the collection, Louis F. which approved the PIRGIM tax by a Hekhuis, associate dean of student proposal as a "tin can collection down more than two to one margin. the end of the line ...(which) seems Rep. Charles Chamberlain is affairs, said Thursday. shown "We believe these proposals are calculated to discourage all but the at left as he normally The criteria for tax collection by voluntary and reasonably efficient most determined PIRGIM supporter," looks, and at right as he was student groups state that any tax must hunt be voluntary and the collection and inexpensive to administer," a to pay the tax. depicted in a State News ad. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Qctoh, ^27,19; T M I f T V I WAcmvr.TnM WASHINGTON (AP) < ap\ i itfio ^kinm■ - Little change is COP u<>„iiMi,v.n Sonatp Is who would take over a committee has who Senate Committee's attitude Committee's • Senate Is ■ have agreed that a Republican — . toward .k „ expected in the Senate's legislative output often shared a common outlook with the Under the if unlikely but if it happened there would be charimanship 0f\ ^ Republicans take control for the first senior Democrat who is ehariman. time since 1952. little change. An upset of the Democrats 54 - 44 A Republican majority might go along Stennis, D-Miss., defense have been bulf"' k Vice President Spiro T. Agnew readily with recommendations of trimmed, but mail ^ edge would mean a new set of committee more programs have proceeded at tK ^ conceded this week a Republican take over chairmen, whose posts are vital to speeding President Nixon in the White House. generally or faster than th?^ of the Senate on Nov. 7 is possible but said the parties' up and slowing down legislation, if not However, a GOP source proposed. e » "not probable." positions on federal spending would be Sen. pushing it through or killing it altogether. Roman Hruska. Senate Democratic leader Mike In the Senate's case, with few switched. replace Sen James Eastland R.Neb IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Mansfield of Montana and other sources Instead of Republicans attempting to DMi " exceptions, the current ranking Republican chairman of the Judiciarv p cut a Democratic • controlled committee's spending level, liberal Democrats and their which acts legislation. on crime and ^ c'v" righ "Peace is near at Hand. " Henry Kissinger Grain sale tips spur allies probably would force votes on adding more money to programs drafted by GOP • dominated committees, the source said. Hruska, an opponent of legislation, has been on the Judiciary subcommittees duJS1 mm Preva^lin°ntl Here are some of the switches in and 15?' civil rights legislation Presidential national chairmen that would take place in a had Hi* * antitrust legislation have security adviser FBI, CIA investigation Republican takeover, signifying little change: The most Finance Committee would be the of them strong Democratic at The support all, and that would be gone foranvl!"*' ^ WASHINGTON of U.S. grain, mostly wheat, times" but not in Foreign Relations (Wu (AP) - recent province of Sen. Wallace Bennett, R-Utah, would have Sen. The FBI and the Central was sold to the Russians this days. who has been "very close" according to a George Aiken its chairman instead of Sen r? J w'pV.'iw .' Intelligence Agency (CIA) year. Sen. George McGovern staff member, with chairman Russell Long, D- Ark. tulS are looking into a case and others have said the According to Sosland's D-La., on tax, tariff and welfare questions, Foreign Relations has trimmed involving telephone calls last Agriculture Dept. withheld article, a series of telephone which will come up ^gain next year. tm summer by a "Mr. Smith" information from calls received from military aid requests, produced ■ farmers, Nixon breaks to campaign who told a Kansas City causing some to sell was who initially identified a At the Agriculture Committee, Sen. powers act prescribing the Presidents grain at man Jack Miller, R-Iowa, would take over from trade magazine details of lower prices when they himself as "John Smith" of making authority, and pushed for L Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga. Both have consent on military base U.S. Soviet grain could have waited until the the London Financial agreements* Ainid a flurry of Vietnam developments, - backed agribusiness legislation, and both Aiken generally going President Nixon prepared on Thursday for a quick, transactions. market went up because of Times. Later, after Sosland voted against the confirmation of Earl Butz along the huge sales. Democrats. Officials of the Milling & found the London two - stop political foray into West Virginia and as secretary of agriculture. Many of the prospective Repubii- Baking News said Thursday However, two officials of newspaper employed no Despite her vote against starting an chairmen are running this year for# Kentucky. that federal agents had the magazine, who asked such expert, Mr. Smith said ABM system. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Nixon, sporting a big lead in the polls, has not to be election, however, leaving some question, interviewed the magazine's identified, said in he was an international R- Maine, is not expected to alter to the over - all label that could limited his re - election campaign to radio speeches editor, Morton Sosland, a a telephone interview that a grain spy. be CIA agent had visited with substantially the Senate Armed Services on the 93rd Congress. few days before he and occasional one - day trips. published an account of Sosland once before Kentucky and Ohio - two of Thursday's target publication states are rates as solidly in the Nixon column. "Mr. Smith's" calls on Oct. 3. and that of the article FBI agents had been in the office "several $671,546 FOR BID West Virginia, which hasn't gone Republican in a About $1 billion worth presidential election since 1956, is a question mark. TODAY, SATURDAY, Griffin reports fund$ McGovern tapes debate WASHINGTON (UPI) SUNDAY & EVERYDAY Senate Finance Committee, "88,670 came from 20 from the legal profes Republican Sen. Robert P. came from employes of committees, organizations with Griffin has three more than Sen. George McGovern spent the morning reported large Michigan and partnerships, including contributions from campaign contributions of corporations," Common fty $75,000 taping a program that attempts to simulate a $671,546 as of August 1, Cause said, contribution from firms and attorneys tot debate with Nixon by matching recent films of citing the more than $50,000. Common cause, a national contributions from Democratic State Central Nixon positions with live McGovern comments. lobby group, said Thursday. employes of Chrysler Corp. Committee in Lansing." Common Cause When, or whether, it will be used, is undecided. Griffin is seeking his Ford Motor Co. and Dow Common Cause said there was "surprise Later McGovern greeted reports of an imminent second term and has raised Chemical Co. Kelley's "strongest limited support for Kd Vietnam settlement Thursday by demanding that has the perfect ineul "well over three times as The lobby organization individual support" comes from labor much in campaign said Ford employes gave President Nixon says why it took "another four mate for you. contributions" as Atty. $18,949, Chrysler workers years to put an end to this tragic war." We have roast beef Gen. Frank J. Kelley, the gave $31,088 and Dow had to Reacting to the new peace reports much rumors about them earlier in the week, the as he sandwiches, clam & Democratic Common Cause said. challenger. workers $13,800. Common Cause praised Court to Democratic presidential nominee told cheering shrimp dinners, Common Cause said Griffin for releasing luncheon specials, Kelley has reported raising voluntary information thousands on the University of Iowa campus that TG I F prices, fast $195,443. about contributors he hopes "peace will come at long last." efficient service from pretty smiling "A considerable number of contributions to Griffin, a member of the powerful "substantially beyond the requirements of the new law that only contribution of on LANSING (UPI) - The jail County Sheriff W1 co waitresses and many Michigan Supreme Court Lucas and the Wij POW special postponed $101 or more need be other tempting meal identified." Thursday agreed to hear a County Boar Griffin reported spending base testing the power of Commissioners. A two hour program about U.S. prisoners of mates waiting for you. - courts to order county ■ OPEl $439,629 between April 7 war in North Vietnam has been officials to improve jail postponed by NBC 1 A.M. - 12:30 A.M. and August 31, according to A three • man panel because of new developments in the negotiations facilities. | Mon. — Thur. 2 A.M. Fri. & Sat, Common Cause. The Wayne County CiitiB stems from a - The case to end the war. the network said group said of judges ruled in favor of* Thursday. 12:30 Sunda; class action suit begun by The POW program, scheduled to Kelley's reported $195,443 inmates and ordered LuJ appear this in campaign contributions several Wayne County Jail morning on the "Today Show," was delayed inmates against Wayne and the county board submit a plan which wo J because "it struck us that this inappropriate day to be stumbling around in an was a very III I I I I I II eliminate prison condi™ area that / \ the judges found illegal* unconstitutional. obviously was becoming a subject of intensive negotiation," said Stuart Schulberg, the * Are Your Speakers Hungry?** Only Only show's executive producer. $1.85 $1.65 Wednesday, Nov.81 8:00 P.M. 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REGISTER FOR THE DETROIT WHILE YOURE AT KENTUCKY FRIED ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■♦ LIONS NEW ORLEANS SAINTS FOQTBAL^^_^^^ « Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 27, 1972 3 ixon economy a failure, Adams says company in return for ITT monies to finance the By JEFF GUTSELL Republican National Conventio But the outlays for social welfare programs have December 1970 was about $84 billion, Adams said, but the .1 San Diego. decreased steadily under the Nixon The nation's administration, Adams Pentagon overran that mark by more than $20 billion. econmy is fa! ng, Adams said, because warned. the administration has its "That's waste, plain waste," he said. "We have inefficient Iv, Adams, professor of economics and former MSU prio s mixed up. By refusing Large military expenditures servants supplying the shock and shell to keep us free from to cut the fat from not necessary to defend lashed out Wednesday night at what he termed outlays , national defense, social are Indent, 'complete failure" In managing the welfare programs are the nation, he said, because much of the war machinery godless communism." [dent Nixon s suffering. "Poor people do a nice th« when you give them that the A Pentagon wants is unnecessary or poorly planned. These cost overruns might be excusable, he continued, if large portion of defense outlays is drained bv cost K ^rnaI- students in the Union, Adams money," he said. 'They spend i nd that's good for the overruns, he said. the added expenditures meant not the case, he said. In fact, superior quality. But that is the performance quality of Cwlxon is allowing powerful monied interests to grow economy." Adams quoted a report by Sen. William Proxmire, many projects is very poor, he added. nrofits from secret deals, monopolistic growth and D-Wis., for the year ending June 1970, which A recent Harvard research hilanced system of national priorities. Meanwhile, the cost overruns on 45 reported the for 13 major aircraft and missile paper on a $40 billion budget I, my as a wh0,e is su^erJn8 ^rom major weapons systems at $48 2 unemployment billion. than 40 per cent programs indicated less ■ inflation, ■ " " Adams said. The planned defense budeet for the produced systems with acceptable electronic performance, Adams said that Nixon is unwilling to make the decisions year ending said would " effectively cope with these two problems the action would inevitably by unpopular with L who profit from the present situation. J! criticized the government's endorsement of the loan ■ Lockheed and allowances made for military cost Imtis A "cost overrun" is the difference between- the Women need visibility, fccost of the project and the price slated in the contract, Cms explained. ■hough cost overruns ■ ; have occurred administrations, their occurrence has become tant" during the Nixon administration, he said. during O'Donnohue argues ■it's a sort of welfare program, you might say," Adams By MAUREEN MCDONALD O'Donnohue's age and sex 1 "Except that this is a welfare program for the rich, for Role identification is more organized than in the State News Staff Writer ha,ve been frequent in her ■ incompetent, for the inefficient, for the over-charger, vital to the potential of past." Being has 24,000 mile jaunt around women, she said. If elected, O'Donnohue ,e producers of shoddy quality. a woman somewhat hampered Donna the state. O'Donnohue credits her plans to make frequent ;ut that kind of welfare is approved," he added. visits to the University to O'Donnohue's campaign for "A few ccessful nomination l|"want the government to be as tough with Pentagon MSU Board of Trustees. people have commented, 'my goodness, campaign to a coalition of aid students' and women's ■pliers as it is with welfare chiselers," he said. Questions two women on the board,'" students, minorities input on the board. pThis presidential election may be proof that you can concerning O'Donnohue said. women, and laborers. O'Donnohue feels her ■ change things," Adams said. "You need money to get ■ted which means you need the support of big business." Mrs. Wharton "Some ask if Pat "There were problems at chances for success may Carrigan (D-Ann Arbor) and the Democratic State depend upon the mood of ■hough he did credit presidential candidate Sen. George the women electorate. Ijovem with a refreshingly different attitude he did not will visit hall I will have a contest over Convention, with the ''A who the shortest women's caucus," nonpartisan Kk that even McGovem as president would change the wears skirt," O'Donnohue said. O'Donnohue said. movement to seek out ■em much. Any student will be welcome to visit and talk O'Donnohue said another In the past, many 'omen candidates §We will never have a saint in the White House because with Delores Wharton, wife woman's voice on the board women felt they would be growing," O'Donnohue said, jn't get elected," he said. "saints" are those who would take decisive action to of President Wharton, would be a plus for woman more effective by not being She ^ee's this may offset the I the average taxpayer money to fight inflation. Monday through Wednesday students. visable. This did not work lack of Publ'c knowledge on In example of how Nixon's policies have hurt taxpayers while she is a guest - in - "When I was in school, I out at the past convention, trustee races, I the oil import quota which keeps most low-priced residence in Snyder - frequently looked for role since all women candidates O'Donnohue noted that ■jgn oil out of the United States, Adams cited. Phillips residence halls, models, but there weren't were endorsed," she said. women trustee candidates ■hen a cabinet committee reported to Nixon that the oil Monday through many successful women to "There is a real need for are a'?°. running for posts at Tort quota should be phased out, Nixon scrapped the Wednesday. identify with in the women to get it together," University of Michigan Jit. Adams speculated that the oil import quota plus the Mrs. Wharton will arrive university hierarchy," O'Donnohue said, "to get an{* Wayne State University. in time for dinner Monday O'Donnohue said, ■depreciation allowance cost American taxpayers $6 jon a year. night and begin informal talks with students during r "FOR QUANTITY* "l The State News is published by the students of In executive order to discontinue import quotas on meat Michigan State University every class day during Fall, meals and conferences with Ipetroleum would force down prices through increased j i Winter and Spring school terms, ■petition, he said, student groups around the Mondays! hall. Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a ut if he does that, who is going to complain?" he special Welcome [. "The cattle barons will complain. It's the cattle She will reside in the I 9 to 9 DAILY * I Week edition is published in .211 Abbott. September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. is that got the quotas in there in the first place and guest apartment in Snyder ■ PAPER EATER35J.4321 Member Associated Press, United Press Ha,, are the ones that want to keep them there." International, Inland Daily Press Assn.. Michigan Walter Adams, professor of economics, was ams also criticized the Nixon administration for smoking Press Assn., Associated more than his cigar Wednesday when he accused the Collegiate Press, Michigan ftns with conglomerate International Telephone and Collegiate Press Assn. Tgraph (ITT) to drop an antitrust suit against the Nixon administration of failing to manage the Presents the Newest Second class postage paid at East economy. State News photos by John Dickson Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services RING OF REMEMBRANCE .. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing Michigan. 48823. GHTS COLLINS RULING the finest Phones: News/Editorial 355-8252 Classified Ads 355-8255 Lawyer plans Display Advertising 353-6400 IANSING (UP) - The 1969. She was the last of them by the a| Michigan Court verdict on anything other Business Office Photographic Campus Information 355-3447 355-8311 353-8700 of Appeals. than the evidence presented Jmey for convicted coed seven young women killed Each brilliant birthstone represents ■r John Norman Collins in the Ann Arbor - Ypsilanti Fink and the late Joseph at the trial." a loved one, thus making a unique area in a 22-month period. Louisell — Collins' senior Fink said he would Js to appeal a Michigan Irt of Appeals ruling Collins was charged only attorney — said the appeal the court's decision gift that mother or grandmother will h denied the with Beineman's death and community was too to the Michigan Supreme always cherish. In white or yellow ir-old former Eastern there have never been any involved in the string of Court. gold. ■igan University student criminal proceedings in the murders to weigh evidence other six deaths. in the trial objectively. An exceptional value from S29.50 jw trial. ■It is an "There was no error in The court said most of "I did not expect to win outrageously in the Appeals Court," Fink Order now for Christmas. 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EDITORIAL POINT OF VIEW Sheriff Prea Sportons Stafford imply in Preadmore's p By BILL COSTABILE Chicago, lit., junior new From here on out it season looks like for the Spartans, so you a Progressive and enlightened If you heard a sigh of relief last law enforcement in Ingham experience. Preadmore's re - election should be viewed as a Saturday afternoon, it probably came fans who were discouraged by the rain County can best be achieved in from Ann Arbor. That sigh meant that Saturday and especially those of you the Nov. 7 election by voting to mandate for continued University of Michigan fans had heard who had given up the Spartans for re - elect Sheriff Kenneth L. progressive reforms. the final score here in East Lansing dead, had better hang on to your In the prosecutor's race, the and were saying to one another, "God, ticket coupons and keep these two Preadmore and voting to elect record of Republican Raymond I'm glad we don't play MSU until next dates in mind: Nov. 4 and Nov. 11. On prosecutor candidate E. Michael year!" those two weekends the Spartans play Stafford. L. Scodellar is unacceptable. In a Purdue University and Ohio State modern age, he refuses to update That's right Spartan fans, because if University at home, and with 76,000 In his 12 years as sheriff, his approach to handling those we had not played Michigan yet, we fans cheering them on, we can beat Preadmore has moved toward arrested by the various police in might very well spoil its undefeated them both. We beat them both last utilizing the talent and ideas of the county. season. The offense came alive and year in their own back yard. the MSU School of Criminal Scodeller has emphasized the finally gave the defense something to fight for (31 points to be exact), and Justice to creatively update the prosecution of victimless crime, from what I saw from the stands Remember, we're still in the sheriffs department and county while neglecting many consumer there's more where that came from. running for a rematch with the jail. He has also tapped complaints filed with his office. Keeping turnovers to a minimum for University of Southern California, and the third straight week, the Spartan University resources in the areas Democratic candidate I can assure you they will never score offense showed their stuff. of social work, Stafford he realizes that 51 points on us again. In fact, all you psychology, says die - hard fans might even pray for a education and audio visual change is necessary in the Running the wishbone to driving snow storm for those two big communication. prosecutor's office. The election perfection, MSU broke its long scoring weekends. It seems that the Spartans of a new individual with the will drought with quarterback Mark Niesen played their best football in the worst Furthermore, Preadmore to experiment would be a service throwing a 15 • yard scoring strike to weather. understands the unique nature of Mike Jones to take a 7 - 0 halftime to the county. the predominately - student East lead. After a fine halftime show Stafford has promised to Lansing community. He realizes establish a (despite the rain) the Spartans came BOB N0V0SAD that an open - minded attitude consumer protection out and played their best football of division, to vigorously prosecute the season. Taking the second - half towards student behavior will protect the public good without infringing students' right to hard - drug sellers, to improve administration to reduce the kickoff, MSU culminated its longest scoring drive of the year (87 yards) with a great bit of off - tackle power Catholic church backlog of court cases, and to running by David Brown. privacy. I wish somebody would tell the Roman Catholic Church Catholicism I'd like to puke. There is define and publicize the no way I'm J Development of rehabilitation to keep its pointed little nose out of places where it does priorities in enforcement of his Brown's slanting power run not belong. going to tell my kids that they have committed a bec ause they missed church. There is no morjl programs for inmates in the office. reminded me of a great running back way I'm ever soil I'm talking about the abortion referendum on the to badger anyone into County Jail in Mason, that played here not too long ago. He believing the tremendous lie thufl Though Stafford's credentials November ballot. It seems that the church is using its tax Peter's church is the one and only true religion in instructional programs for MSU do include also wore No. 26. I wonder if the not any past former wearer of that jersey left any exempt funds in the political fight over liberalizing world. students, and construction of a Michigan's abortion law, and is taking an active part in Some people need a morally stiff leadership positions, he promises touchdowns inside of it. I think so. religion like the oj new jail building are among to be an effective organizer and lobbying against voter approval of the proposal. offered by the Catholic church . Some people need! Preadmore's laurels. At this time, The church has printed about 1.5 million four - page church to rationalize their existence in the administrator. His apparent When MSU was ahead 14 - 0, you color pamphlets showing various stages of fetal universe andl Preadmore has made Ingham dedication and understanding could almost feel that the offense development. The message of the pamphlets is "Love and put their faitb in convinced that a supreme being. Some people really J County the first county in the hadn't finished the day and there was a bunch of old fogies in Rome have J would be a vast improvement Let Live." more to come. Coach Duffy authority to tell a woman what she can do with herboi country to experiment with co - over the current situation. In addition, each of the state's 950 parishes was sent a Sorry, I cannot be convinced of things like that. educational classes for inmates Daugherty changed his backfield, and Law enforcement is a specially produced 12 ■ minute color slide sound and show I believe in a Cod, sure. There has to be put Mike Holt and Damond Mays in at about the "Love and Let Live" mania. If that some m an innovation which required a were not watchmaker up there looking over us and common daily concern of all running back. A perfect pitch from enough, each parish has received leader kits which include a world. Man just didn't hatch out of a hard • controlling^ special exemption from Dept. of citizens regardless of party Niesen showed MSU fans why so many 10 boiledeggj • page manual suggesting ways to organize antiabortion drop into the scene. There are too many things in the wof Corrections' policy which affiliation. Voters can exert some colleges were after the services of meetings and ways to raise tax ■ exempt funds for the that can only be explained in terms of a supernatural fotJ prohibits co - ed classes. Mays. Taking the pitch out from abortion fight. influence over the direction of and I'd be naive to deny that. Overall, Preadmore has a Niesen, Mays darted, side - stepped For years the church has taught that the only good But as far an as uptight morality like the Cathi j law enforcement by electing and then turned it on, blowing right remarkable record and deserves Catholic is one with eight or nine children. A family with church, no thanks. That kind of demagogic tribalismisi qualified, responsible people to by the Badger secondary on his way to to remain in office. The main 12 little bundles of joy was probably on the route to for me. a 42 yard romp to the endzone. And the sheriff and prosecutor • canonization. A woman is not reason for supporting Republican no penalty flags. going to shrivel up and die and becoial offices. Sheriff Preadmore and Preadmore rather than his Now the church has gone beyond urging newlyweds to permanent lodger in hell if she has an abortion, in facil prosecutor candidate Stafford have as many children as possible as quick as they can. The might become a saint beatified in heaven for having then Democratic The last ten points were just icing challenger, MSU promise the best performance church has apparently decided to combine religion with to decide not to have a kid that is either unwanted! graduate Terry K. Luke, lies on a very soggy homecoming cake. politics and make an all out effort to expose parishioners to dangerous to conceive. In some cases abortion is the®T and would he the best team. moral propaganda in an attempt to influence their voting practical solution. . behavior. Back home in Grand Rapids the Catholic school s?J 1 ' At the risk 6f sounding archaic, I still do not believe that "ifc in deep financial trouble, and has called on comiiT church and state affaire should mix. Priests, ministers and support to get them out of the hole. Maybe they nuns should be preaching religion in the church and never be in such a big hole if that diocese I teaching in the schools. There is no way under tKe pope's contributed money to the abortion fight. skull cap that the church should interfere in public matters Probably no one will be able to compel the CatboH with tax exempt money. - church to drop its abortion fight and stop showing* In case your wondering, I'm not an atheist. I was born asinine movie to groups of individuals. At best we can oil and raised as a good Catholic should be and attended hope that some freak in a red suit with hornsandataili| parochial schools for 12 years. People tell me that I'm still a take it upon himself to burn the pamphlets and dese Catholic but I'm not so sure. The church more than a little the movies. bit turns me off. That just might be the only way to stop the churchfaj When I look back on my decade of introduction into meddling in affairs that do not concern them. managing editol office manager. Hill Ho 1stein, campus editor: Kick Members of the Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody.copy chief, Spuniolo. preside! Bill Whiting, photo editor; C'.ary Scharrer. president; t'arolyi sports editor. treasurer ■ i ockwood, advertising manager; Jim Tom Kio Signorelli, . advertising manager; Al Kirleis, c The Michigan State No* Art manager; Robert recipient of the Pacem Uullard, outstanding journalism. I feel it is important for the readers to school here. A ticket was issued at to their expectations. It seems that I of ''optimum learnitB Misleading terms to know what has occurred whether it 8:27 Sunday morning at a meter in was born too late and had made the environment" would be a more jC Two was just a misinterpretation of what front of a residence hall. When you tragic mistake of repeating standard than something as arbitral To the Editor: was written — though I think not — or a chemistry arrive at the residence hall at 1 a.m. course which left me three credits The letter that appeared in last a deliberate editing to obtain material and the lot at the side is full, where are short of junior status. Consequently, as age. Mike KenneiJ Friday's edition of the State News more suited to majority opinion, or an Tecumseh sophoiM you supposed to park? Who wants to I'm in violation of the University's bears little resemblance in both editing to obtain more room. At any get up a 7 a.m. to put money in the housing policy by living off Oct. 25,19| content and overall meaning to the campus. rate an editing of content did take meter on Sunday? It seems to me that I'll readily admit my guilt. original letter I submitted for publication. place and the total rhythm of the article lost. the Police Dept. could be put to better It takes a lot of nerve to move off Pocock Cents was use. Most meters have Friday 9 p.m. I realize that "letters may , Mtke Nelson campus after living in the residence be edited To the Editor for clarity and conciseness," but I Muskegon sophomore through Monday 7.p.m. parking free. hall for only six terms. As stated in the It's very discouraging to go downstairs MSU Housing Policy, "The Jim Pocock's campus effort t< believe that my letter was edited for Oct. 24, 1972 at 8:30 in the pouring rain to find a the Vietnam War as the mainstay"! content well which is against the EDITOR'S NOTE: The change in the requirements for on - campus as — doctrine expressed by the State News three words was done in an effort to soggy ticket plastered to your window. residence are thus a part of the his campaign for state legislatu 1 So take your two bucks and stick it! University's efforts to insure an disgusting. . 1 (unless that doctrine refers only to improve the grammar of the point of In the first place, he is usin J articles in the Two Cents section.) view. Two paragraphs were deleted Jan Glaspie optimum learning environment." I national issue to avoid w"! Worth Nearly 100 words were stricken from due to a shortage of space. They read Cass City Sophomore certainly don't want to offend harder ones that are relevant to the context of my article, words as follows: Oct. 24, 1972 anyone in the University by saying no that, thanks to their efforts. It must seem government, drug penalty, if concluded, would have more "His (McGovern's) ultra ■ liberal clearly terribly ungrateful of me in view of reform, educational quality aboj asserted my position and changed the idealism is more frightening to people, their tremendous concern on daycare, etc.. It is much easier lsi meaning of one part in particular. wishing only a safe, comfortable life, my to cheer for peace. The behalf. Yet somehow I don't feel all t than it is believable. He has promised part most in question concerned the bombing in Vietnam. to end a war so rapidly and so that guilty. It just seems to me that Worse, even if we grant The State News welcomes my living conditions relevance of the war issue, "oc 1 all letters. They should be As it appeared in the State News, I completely now are more of viewed the bombing as "a conscious as to leave an entire an optimum learning than my an unlikely champion. His opp f typed to a 65 space line and country - not to mention the H. Lynn Jondahl, began Jjl double reaffirmation of position as an ally prisoners of war - helpless to further apparently too brief stay in the spaced. Letters our residence hall. Now it I face the antiwar marches in California in should be signed and should and not as continuing brutal murder of plunder, murder and submission by a seems helpless possibility of having my enrollment four years after Pocock be 1 include hometown, student, villagers by the enemy well supplied communist - oriented military officer, and six years ensures his position as the terminated unless I see the error of faculty or staff standing, aggressor. . army." my he resigned. ." The difference in meaning is ways and return to the residence hall local phone number and clearly "Concrete reality evident. The latter is a comparison of will always or cut my credit load down to six. Finally, Pocock's sincerity n ^ local address. No unsigned triumph over obscure idealism or the methods of force employed The only thing that really bothers questioned. His resignation letters will be accepted, but by the unsubstantiated accusations. Slander, two sides to achieve certain me is that I see people who lived an military which he claims resu ^ the State News will ends, especially in politics, has a funny way equal amount of time in the residence his "revulsion over the war , ^ withhold author's name in while the former is a one sided of backfiring on its sponsor." until 1970, three years* • statement. hall as I did and who have less credits come extreme cases. Letters may than I do living off left Vietnam. That same year, . be edited for clarity and I do not condone the campus not in bombing of violation of the housing race for county commission the North but neither do I think mass conciseness so that more letters can be murder by the enemy should be Wet ti fact that they were 20 of registration and I policy. The by the last day campaign concern literature mention for his family as expJJ „ accommodated. Letters will ignored, as it usually is, when making To the Editor: was still a not be edited for content. an analysis of the Vietnam situation. Today as my boyfriend and I made teenager is, of course, a rather big for leaving the continued to accept milita rniHtary^yP8_ A paragraph containing factor. It's obvious to ^ my opinion Off why those me a paper airplane out of a ticket issued recruiter for West Po'"1 of McGovem's Vietnam solution was omitted as was a less important by the MSU police some thoughts cam difference. extra two months make such a big Chamberlain's congressional ^ came to mind. It's really a shame that paragraph, both of which contributed the Police Department is so hard To the Editor: It may be rash to do so, but I would (until a few months instructor in the Army aJ0]' Re vastly to the total meaning of the up Tuesday morning I received a letter like to suggest that the ( for money that they have to give University re - essay. tickets to people who don't even go from the office of the dean of students informing me that I had not lived up evaulate its requiring the housing policy. Certainly, student to enjoy six -fesi INESBURV by Garry Trudeau [,/■ J tr/toui you'u.rpo&RBcy /rp v/ uwr to Lewe he but MICHAEL FOX ' B P, J HlMtMBtT/e OvC£ Y PRETTY FANCY ) ZOXHH6 SOMeUHCXE. 'TO L LANmfe FOR A If/ ? rny (MOH seif BE TPue -so «p rrtoif" — / RETIREP CHEER- / s A LEADER > Wharton taint Union organizers on the faculty x :v._. faculty groups, one finds they spent response from the collective bargaining "lzx: could scoff that dollars bought the " Ifkp .. JSSObcz:. 1^ - 'Lju overwhelming victory for "no agent" forces in this week's collective $1,134 in five days. They won 60 per cent of the groups. Of course, Wharton was from groups to make a under :tL-t bargaining vote. In the last five days of intensive The MSU Faculty vote. Associates, which collected 21 per cent of the pressure statement, but usually he doesn't yield to such requests. vote, ran THEY'VE BANNED HELEN faculty debate over the wisdom of $576 worth of State News IM 50 MAP I FEEL LIKE Though the News Bulletin had / i'/w MAP, / chaklie, 5WeET5TOK¥'5 BOOK FffoMOW? 5UIN6 THE SCHOOL BOARD! &EFORE I TAKE ANV Ck6£, collective bargaining for the University advertisements. The local chapter oi • expected some sort of Wharton 1 nenuiM! / i» SCHOOL LlMARY, AND I can't I THINK1 WOULD, I HAVE TO KNOlO WHERE teachers, the three major faculty the American Association of TOO, If I TO SEND THE BILL.' groups ran $2,214 worth of advertising statement, it was not until last FlNP out ujhv i: HAP AN ATTORNEY University Professors, placing third in . in the State News. votes and Tuesday night • on deadline - that advertising, received 14 per Wharton delivered his opinion. The Committee of Concerned cent of the vote and paid out $504 for The State News did not offer Faculty which advocated a "no agent" their promotion. any vote ran one full page ad, two half At this point, however, a question editorial opinion on the faculty vote because it was primarily a faculty page ads and a quarter page arises as to who were the real victors in advertisement. By multiplying the $3 this week's vote — beyond the State issue, according to editor - in - chief per column inch rate charged to the News advertising department. John Borger. President Wharton, who sliDDed While the unionization could from his usual insistence on neutrality, jeopardize student gains in academic NT OF VIEW interprets the faculty "no agent" victory as a vote of confidence in the governance, the faculty generally would not be swayed by any concern current academic governance. While for student input into academic Wharton is entitled to his personal Final governance. assessment of the wisdom of faculty exam arr 7 unionization, he must be faulted for supporting the before the election. "no agent" cause Indeed, the students the "no agent" success. were victors in this campaign because: lydorian feldman end the war before (a) Nixon will put principle ahead of re ■ election A government concerned about In the weekly MSU News - Bulletin A faculty union could destroy an inauguration day politics by releasing Jimmy Hoffa (c) published the Thursday before this idealistic goal of citizen participation |ociate Professor of Statistics and McGovern, if elected, would have improving the quality of life in this He has seized every opportunity to Monday's vote, Wharton predicted in the University government. Instead pr reading various columns and country (c) A governnment we can nothing to do (b) The rights and discuss important issues forthrightly, that faculty unionization might lead to of integrating employer, employe and jn the State News I have come welfare of minorities will receive trust to take a humane and libertarian the current Utopian I conclusion that many students attention under either man (c) Nixon equal appealing to an intelligent well - attitude toward all of its citizens (d) "serious deterioration of the academic consumer — informed electorate (d) Can anyone relationships which I believe to be the academic governance — a union would ■ the process of failing their first will be free to do all the wonderful One of the top ten governments in the distort the power structure. I (Election 72) in responsible really believe that a man of such world. heart and soul of this University." things he's always wanted to do when undisputed integrity knew (or knows) Technically, state law forbids ■ship and national politics. I have he no longer has to face re election an Adversary relationships would Vr(. devised the following (d) anything about Watergate, wheat deal, I may have omitted some employer to influence a unionization There's no essential difference important vote and replace mutual cooperation. The overt Je choice pretest to help them between a man whose whole career has ITT, Bugging, mass arrests, Harold topics so beware — the final is all • Wharton's some critics have suggested threat of faculty unionization is not ■for the Nov. 7 final. One word Carswell, General Levelle, Martha inclusive. statement was timed to the only peril to the idealistic system been devoted to divisiveness, deceit Mitchell. prevent ■tion. Those of you who think any meaningful public of joint employer, employe and and opportunism and who has 6. George In get a Def., Inc., or N by not made concessions in one McGovem's economic consumer decision making. ■ the final have been incredibly an effort to policies are radical because: (a) improve his chances of winning This subtle threat to the "heart and LN election. an Richard Nixon says so (b) Spiro Agnew says so (c) Mao Tse Tung says An Ode to Duffy soul of the University" lies in the by not taking the final have 4. University administration itself. George McGovern does not so (d) General Motors {credibly misled, warrant enthusiastic support because: says so. Generally, unions have sprouted from je two major party candidates 7. George McGovern's handling of By GENE FRIEDMAN (a) His opponent is far ahead in the the Eagleton affair demonstrates that employe discord with managment. i presidency are: (a) Adolph Massapequa Park, N.Y., senior polls (b) He has refused to state he would be president | and Benito Mussolini (b) publicly that if elected he would serve a poor and While this discord might not exist because: (a) He demonstrated a J Hitler and Jesus Christ (c) pot to visiting dignitaries (c) His STEVEN WAGNER now, the potential exists for ■e-dee and Tweedle-dum (d) glaring deficiency in arithmetic (b) Detroit senior administration jinxing of the "heart election would only benefit the poor, When it became known that Senator J Nixon and George McGovern. the black and other minorities, the and soul of the University." ■Richard Nixon and George Eagleton had had shock therapy he n are both evil because: (a) ecology, public support of education, suddenly acquired tremendous This jinx may not be intentional, On the banks of the Red Cedar a more equitible tax structure, and the vote-getting appeal (c) McGovern's Go right through for MSU but it will certainly be inevitable, if | bombs innocent civilians and course of peace and he would have Punts a team thats known to all Watch the Defense keep trying — allies in the press and other media the administration insists on coercing dropped Eagleton (b) little Their specialty is defense lis repressive and McGovern said time to attend to student pleaded with him to retain Eagleton Spartan teams are bound to win faculty into voting "no agent." One and the offense plays bad ball. The Defense is fighting with a vim. concerns (d) How can you trust the ticket (d) The medical and lings about Daley and Johnson who obtains the nomination with the a man on Spartan teams are always Defense rah!!! rah!!! rah!!! certainly would not expect the faculty in is thoroughly dishonest and psychiatric profession rose as one to All through the games they fight - to tell students how to vote on a help of massive student support and declare Eagleton completely fit for See that Green offensive team student issue. |ern modified his welfa"-" and later pretends that there are other Fight on Green Defense They sure can't play this game — i proposals (d) Nixon's office and it would have been nice to factions among the electorate. see if the electorate felt the same while the Offense bleeds us White. Fight! Fight! Rah! Defense fight! Bstration is corrupt and way. The separate autonomy of the 5. Richard Nixon is not really so 8. If we get another 4 years Scoreless tie for MSU! students and faculty is vital on issues em's staff work leaves much to o£, bad because: (a) Better to use smart Richard Nixon we will, have: (a). A I 1 of their own exclusive concern, and bombs than dummies (b) In 1971 he great 200th anniversary celebration (b> more than ■pathy is th£ proper attitude in advertising will be needed to protect it. ANTIOCH COLLEGE A* / V* ■ANTIOCH a college of alternatives in undergraduate education, a leader in new ways of ■'earning. The Washington - Baltimore Campus appeals to those who want to affect changes 'n 0Ur society. We offer a wide range of programs: Urban Planning, Environmental Design, ^ommunity Mental Health, Development Research, Human Development and Early Learning, Community History, Political Science, Law and Politics, Urban Media including video, Photography and film, Social Strategies and Research, Humanistic Education, Social Work, ■ "Slc- Dance, Writing and Theatre. 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Contact: ANTIOCH COLLEGE Anne Bernstein, Director of Admissions 525 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. 21202 Telephone: 301 - 752 - 3656 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JZi£^October2 Nader report unsettles congressmen By ROBERT BAO Robertson and David The release of the profiles Among Chamberlain's public libraries around the marks the second phase of State News Staff Writer main goals, the profile said, country. A spokesman for Calfee, two attorneys on Nader's staff who released Nader's project. The first With less than two weeks is his "long-standing the Lansing Public Library left until Election Day, attempt to convince the said it expects to receive the the Michigan profiles, said. phase was completed Oct. 4 with the release of "Who many congressmen are President (Nixon) to set soon. Instead, they said, the Runs Congress?," a Bantam beginning to feel unsafe at blockade North Vietnamese zero speed. harbors." Contrary to widespread profiles try to spotlight for pocketbook that describes, citizens the public record in simple style, how In his biggest raid to date, With the new and largely assumption, the profiles are Ralph Nader recently .profiles, not not scandal-ridden, of their representatives on Congress functions, how antiwar student vote at scandal Capitol Hill. wires are pulled behind the released the main results of - ridden, MSU, however, Qiamberlain muckraking efforts, Reuben his $250,000 Congress muckraking efforts. is trying to modify his Project - detailed profiles of hawkish reputation, the every senator and representative who hope to profile reports. The profiles vary in CALLED 'DO-NOTHING' return to office next year. The length from 20 to 40 pages. profiles, compiled in Chamberlain berated 18 months by more than They include votes on key attempt to dupe voters on announcing the outcome, issues since the early 60's, 1,000 researchers, writers the issue of the but carefully omitting one supersonic votes in committee, his or and lawyers, document transport. vital piece of information: her legislative interests, each politician's EDITOR'S NOTE: The "Repeal of the (auto performance, including voting records on 90 key The profile said the East Lansing Republican received Chamberlain had voted for the SST. supporters in Washington and at home, ratings by following are selected excise) tax has been one of Chamberlain's two major L a stack of letters urging that Chamberlain has been in interest groups and personal passages from Ralph Nader's matters, campaign he vote against the and political history. Congress Project profile on goals in his fifteen years in Congress for 16 straight financing and even Congress. He has not been supersonic transport (SST). years, and has compiled Complete sets - 93 Charles Chamberlain, associated with chamberlain chicanery designed to fool When the SST was defeated. what the profile calls a senators many the public. and 391 Republican incumbent in efforts to win approval Chamberlain's staff sent out "solidly conservative" representatives - are being the 6th congressional "... One likely victim of these telegrams triumphantly record. made avialable to 200 District. for important national Chamberlain) revelations is local Rep. legislation, other than his record in Congress is C h a rles 1 Chamberlain, R-6th long - standing attempts to solidly conservattH District, who is currently convince the President to running against Robert Carr. Chamberlain's for re-election Democrat M. profile Study declares blocka de North Vietnamese harbors. "Over the Chamberlain has developed, years, Eisenhower's I volatile, reveals, for example, an for some, a reputation as a 'no - knock' entry and funeral precise ... 'do - nothing' congressman preventive detention of 1969..." I UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN . . . Chamberlain's emphasis is suspects considered likely to The profile indicates J CHURCH EDITOR'S NOTE: The record. Griffin's style is commit another crime while Chamberlain has shol . . on serving his district — and little 310 N. Hagadorn that of a technician. It's making sure he can continue on bail. Civil liberties groups or no concern for J following are passages from crucial for him to keep to serve by winning re - deplored the detention groups - students , Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Ralph Nader's Congress blacks. Worship 10:45 a.m. track of where the votes are, GRIFFIN election every two years. provision. 332-5193 332-3035 Project profile on Michigan Environmentalist and he's reputed to have the "Chamberlain's record in "(The Environmental ( Republican Sen. Robert best head - counting ability Action group) characterized Pomeroy, for example,! Free Transportation "... his ability to Congress is solidly Griffin. Chamberlain as a 'do - quoted as saying, "He if in the Senate. . . attract conservati ve conservative. In 1971, for "He may appear bland, "Griffin defends the auto example, he voted with the nothing' congressman who done nothing abol but observers don't use - makers' point of view in support while still House's 'conservative consistently votes against problems of minorl pEOplES bland language in describing him. Reputed to have the impatience and volatile Congress. . . campaign contribution lists read like the 'Who's Who' of Griffin's 1972 projecting a moderate aura. coalition' of Republicans and Southern Democrats on 91 per cent of 99 key votes strong measures to fight pollution supported moves to cripple (He) groups in Lansing and eT Lansing. Once I meeting with him il chuRch Interdenominational temper of a notorious staff hard - - driving perfectionist, Griffin has a turnover the auto industry.. . "Griffin's legislative record vote is and an 'Griffin's position Dirksen was compiled Congressional Quarterly. by "Long a supporter of the the the Environmental Policy Act with enforcement loophooles, to bury atomic community problems, J the subject problems, and he said und waste and to proceed with his breath, 'They 200 W. Grand River OKEMOS amalgam. One of his busing to integrate schools leader, Dirksen war effort ... he lauded demonstrates stream channelization rather prolific bunch, aw at Michigan political strengths has been again his move to prohibit the use of Nixon's decision to invade FIRST BAPTIST his ability to attract accurate of Cambodia in projects. they?'" 332-5073 sense timing and federal funds for busing. 1970, and (independent & biblical) conservative support while political acumen. While Griffin cut the heart out of finds the blockade of North "Chamberlain became a Ray Anderson, 4684 Marsh Road still projecting a moderate Griffin was in his first year Dirksen's amendment. . . Vietnamese harbors national figure only once in News staff writer, is quo! WORSHIP SERVICE his carrer — when he was in the profile (behind Meijer's aura. . . as a senator, and Everett But Griffin sensed the especially gratifying. accused of running down a Chamberlain " undercurrent against busing "Chamberlain's concern Thrifty Acres) completely alienated fti 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF ST. JOHN early and became one of the for the economy is most Washington policeman while 9:45 - Sunday School the college community*! CHRIST, SCIENTIST leaders of the antibusing evident in his votes against hurrying to President 11:00 "United For STUDENT CENTER forces. social programs, like public Witness" . . "Mission Possible" 327 M.A.C. 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Fresh light on the subject of youth! depicts the racism that blacks encounter in South sometimes none. Karega said. "Those who used black maintain control' pj* Liza Minnelli plays Pookie to perfection! Fifty per cent of the struggle for equality want black masses, while?1 up to here. Africa, was presented before children in South Africa die whites out of South Africa. Marvelous!" -Josaph Morgenstern, NEWSWEEK a group of blacks students before the age of five The question isn't continuing to rule-1. getting Williams drew Wednesday night in the because of malnutrition and equal with whites, but "nk between , ! Brody Hall Auditorium. diseases that cause getting them out of South the eff- "In reality this movie will not start a revolution, but blindness. Africa. control masses with of MSUW lheeJ The film also depicted "Black people should set you straight as to what is control over how blacks live in reaize what's going on and thp student body, "n going on," Chui Karega, impoverished areas something should be done. i. same tactic secretary - general of the surrounded They (whites) maintain the over by fences. It colonialism that Afrikan Information also illustrated how blacks system through war students ? Bureau depicted said. the The film numerous are forced to eat lunch on materials from Britain and with at are MSU, in ic being I the sidewalks, while whites Israel. Israel is getting them w white ways the apartheid rule in are permitted in the parks. from the U.S." Karega said. man buys i South Africa oppresses black people. Under this Ninty two per cent of the He added that blacks' taxes turn her subordinates of and uses hffj black children are forced to are helping to keep the to carry out apartheid system, blacks his poUci« Africans down in South control," he said. Africa. The film Karega and Emerson revealed how series of films win blacks are forced to submit shown on campustta*' passes to government sponsored by the y officials when they travel from one section of a town Garvey InstUute'^M Studies of Afrikan toanother. and the Afru "We hope that after this Information Bureau * A PIZZA WAS reported AN 18-YEAR-OLD stolen between midnight film, blacks exposure to the emphasized that t Student was arrested at the and 12:15 a.m. Thursday MSU Bookstore Wednesday plight of their African purpose of these fi|ms J from an unlocked Domino's brothers on the Mother increase the awarenea afternoon for stealing a key Pizza Truck parked at continent will stimulate a black chain worth 19 cents. His people to what true commitment to the Pan Rather Hall. Value of the case has been referred to the going to today in Africa - African struggle," Emerson The organizations pizza was $2.44 prosecuting attorney. Williams, Colorado Springs, present "Laughing r Colo. sophomore said. at 7:30 p.m. A PLATE GLASS door in "I emphasize that the Sundayi» the Music Building was Brody Hall Auditorium often subtle means will broken sometime between illustrate t' 12:05 &.m. and 5:55 a.m. employed by white people concentration of the*) SHAFT'S his name. SHAFT'S his game. Cuckoo Wednesday. estimated at $100. Damage was in order demonation to submission of black people maintain over who work in the and^ oppress the African Con« "SHAFT" St««n9 RlCHAPDfiOUNDTKE Co Sumn, MOSES GUNN Sci**nel»v b* ERNEST TIDVMAN and JOHN D F BLACK B«rd ,S, novrlbr ERNEST TIDVMAN M« by ISAAC HAVES P-cxVxrd by JOfl FREEMAN A LizS Minnefi-NAfenciel! 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Showtimes SHOWTIMES 7:00 8:45 10:30 Tonight 12 Midnight-Wilson Tonight 12 Midnight-Conrad and a special MIDNIGHT Stoned Show ALL Sat. 12 Midnight -Conrad Sat. 12 Midnight-Wilson SHOWPLACE: 109 ANTHONY ADMISSION: $1.25 "Txdxiity NEW! $1 Admission *1 Admission "The burning weed with its roots in Hell!" Is Still I.D.'s Required TONIGHT & SATURDAY I.D.'s Required My Name' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 27, 1072 9 Economy By BOB NOVOSAD State News Staff Writer President Nixon Recently Chrysler Corp. reported its highest third r' ™ up, companies, "they well below the are margins Rumsfeld still towards ,, decreased," he said. , profit margins has , move the away from a "heads in sand protectionism" says"disappointed of progress *. with the lack in hiring in the is quarter profit in 22 years established during either the Rumsfeld said tariff and expected to keep the wage that has been keeping auto industry." Now that and increased its sales by 22 and price controls in effect Kennedy or Johnson quota laws should be import goods out of this the excise tax on per cent, all despite administrations," he added. studied and hinted that the as long ▼ as they are President Nixon's price country. automobiles has been "The share of corporate Nixon administration will '' needed to curb inflation, control program, Rumsfeld income in the United States Currently it is repealed he said, the auto be further examing absolutley Donald Rumsfeld, director said. While crazy to have a industry has failed to hire as profits have that goes towards wages has reciprocal trade agreements. tariff of the Cost of moved on beef, but that will many men as they originally Living up for some increased, while the share Fie said the nation must have to be changed Council said Wednesday. by planned. "The controls will be statute," he said. "The fabric of some People involved in taken off when it is obvious of our government have a hard they can't do the job any FOR TICKET BACKLOG federal laws was enacted and are continually job exposed longer," Rumsfeld said. unconsciously with no to public regard to their effect scrutiny, "Since last on Rumsfeld said, and R urns/eld economists August the inflation, and he economy has been new require commented on the effect of credibility. City court hires have high expanding at the Watergate case on an amazing rate and the economists in the Nixon everyday citizen has greater buying administration. power than at the same time a year ago." Speaking students to and professors of economics in the Horticulture about several Building, 30 warrant By CAROL MORELLO pay for his ticket. If the officer tickets are centralized in a Rumsfeld said the wage and State News Staff Writer person ignores the request, computer which might price controls also are Anyone possessing an King said, he will arrest him prevent them from renewing having an effect on the unpaid traffic ticket, or ask the police to. their driver's license. unemployment rate. He said parking violation or bench King said he is starting the number of people warrant issued by the East with individuals who have City Manager John without jobs has declined .7 Patriarche said the city had Lansing Police Dept. or the more than one ticket, then per cent, and now the MSU Dept. of Public delayed hiring a warrant AX Safety progressing backward, officer for more than a year, unemployment rate stands will be talking with Dave handling tickets as they at 5.5 per cent nationwide. King sometime within the come in to prevent future thinking the police He emphasized that the next few months. department could handle it. backlogs.