the michigan Volume 65, Number 54 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November =*, 1972 U.S. expects pullback of Hanoi force in south under Viet peace pact WASHINGTON (AP) - The of the main issues in his efforts to win made no mention of U.S. administration envisions a pull - back participation. Saigon's agreement to the nine - point of some of North Vietnam's 145,000 In other action Wednesday 22 plan. troops in South Vietnam under the Americans were killed in the crash of a proposed Vietnam peace even though He proposed separate conferences U.S. helicopter into a flooded Mekong this is not specified in the between his government and North Delta rice paddy, field reports said. publicized nine point plan. - Vietnam to work out a cease - fire and The U.S. Command reported nine Informed sources said the question between Saigon and the Viet Cong to bodies had been recovered from the came up during presidential adviser negotiate a political settlement. He (continued on page 15) Henry A. Kissinger's secret talks with Hanoi's Le Due Tho. Washington has long pressed for a North Vietnamese withdrawal. The impression, the American side sources gained the said, that the Watergate suspect North Vietnamese understand the draws jail sentence need to reduce the number of their forces in the South. At the same time, the sources said, no hard - and - fast agreement has been MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Witergate Agency operative was found guilty of defendant Bernard L. Barker the misdemeanor after a three - hour nailed down on this nor is there an Wednesday received a suspended 60 - nonjury trial before Dade County "understanding" as part of the nine - Criminal Court J udge Paul Baker. point plan comparable to the claimed day jail term after being convicted of unlawfully notarizing a $25,000 Witnesses included Kenneth O. "understanding" linked to the 1968 Dahlberg, President Nixon's Midwest halt to U.S. bombing of North Republican campaign check. The former Central Intelligence campaign finance chairman and Hugh Vietnam. W Sloan Jr., 32, former treasurer of Close the President's re • election finance South Vietnamese President committee. I A two alarm blaze nearly gutted a student residence early Wednesday morning. Twelve residents Nguyen Van Thieu Wednesday Baker repeatedly halted prosecution I escaped injury. Officials said the blaze was caused by an overloaded extension cord. Owner efforts to explore the connection repeated that a Hanoi troop pullout is | David Feintuch, shown below, watching firemen, could not be reached following the blaze. State News photos by C.W. Starkey. needed for "a just peace and a secure cease - fire." His demand has been one between the $25,000 check and the bugging of Democratic national headquarters in Washington, D.C., last J une,* but asst. state attorney David Goodhart did elicit from Sloan rips through local house; testimony that he last saw the check in ilaze April when he turned it over to G. Gordon Liddy, then finance counsel (continued on page 11) 2 residents escape, none By NANCI PARSONS One woman was sleeping in the attic hurt fire, firemen had to chop holes in the PIRGIM, U' bedroom when the fire began. After roof and smash the windows. State News Staff Writer An East Lansing student residence five minutes of unsuccessfully trying to control the flames with an Firemen refused to allow the residents to enter the building agree on was nearly gutted early Wednesday as extinguisher, she and other occupants immediately after the blaze was a fire ripped through the attic, causing extensive water and smoke damage but no injuries. fled. Firemen were able to contain the blaze to the attic with heavy smoke extinguished to retrieve any of their possessions. George Eyde, East Lansing tax plan damage to the first and second floors. developer and former owner of the 55 Five fire trucks were needed to Every floor, including the basement, - year - old house, was sent a letter by The University and MSU's branch of was extensively damaged by water. the building inspector in February the Public Interest Research Group In quench the two - alarm blaze at 435 MAC Ave., a three - story structure In order to clear the house of smoke 1971, ordering him to repair the Michigan (PIRGIM) have reached an which housed 12 students. All the and insure against any of the agreement in their debate over a tax (continued on page 15) collection method. residents escaped before the trucks remaining sparks setting off another arrived at 7:05 a.m. The agreement allows for a "negative check - off' system to be Though the East Lansing Police included in the registration process. Dept. was called in to investigate a possible arson, fire officials concluded TUITION BLAMED The system will begin in December with early registration for winter term. late Wednesday that the blaze resulted According to the agreement all fee from an overloaded extension cord. receipt cards at registration will be Out-state marked with two boxes, labeled "yes" Fire officials said the attic bedroom contained only one electrical outlet and that there would be no further ro credit hour; in state students pay $15 and "no." These boxes will refer the student to the card's back where a Figures for all out - state students description and explanation of investigation of the cause of the fire. By JOHN LINDSTROM per credit hour. PIRGIM and its tax will be written. Arthur P. Patriarche, East Lansing represented 15 per cent of the total State News Staff Writer student population of approximately Several out of state students, All students wishing to pay the tax fire chief, estimated that the cost of interviewed after the figures were will mark the "yes" box and be the damage would not exceed $5,000. Out - state student population at 41,000. The released, said they were unhappy with assessed the tax with their other fees. But he said personal losses are MSU has declined for the sixth straight figures were released Oct. 26. their tuition and that if tuition Those not wishing to pay the tax undetermined. year and University officials attributed Out - state totals have been falling increased again they would probably will mark "no" box and no tax will be This fire is the fourth to occur in the higher tuition rate as a major significantly since out of state not return to MSU. student residences in East Lansing in reason for the decline. population peaked in 1966 at 7,349 The Out - state students totaled 4,943 students. philosophy behind the higher All students will be required to eight months. Total damage in all the tuition is that the State of Michigan mark one of the boxes. The fires now exceeds $265,000 with seven this fall, a 360 drop from last year's Charles Seeley, director of admissions and scholarships, said he pays a certain amount per each in - registration secretaries will be injuries. total of 5,303. state student for tuition. The out - instructed to remind all students Total out - state figures, including thinks the out - state tuition was a foreign students, came to 6,038; a major factor for the decline. leaving the boxes blank to mark one or decline of 397 from last fall's total of Out - state students pay $34 per (continued on page 15) (continued on page 15) 6,435. >rug scare tactics futile, report says ■ WASHINGTON (AP) A spokesman for the Dept. of - An ■tensive study of federal drug abuse Health, Education and Welfare (HEW)j evention programs concludes that said the study is "being critiqued' wvert within the department, and no preaching and scare tactics" ■ve no^ worked, and suggests official approval or rejection of the findings is ■ T(?tance °^'m'ted drug use. expected before mid - November. Of the $380 million spent last year Lh? governme"t is "more likely to federal drug programs by 15 U0n8 " positive results," the on Says' by dropping its "failure - gencies, «8el the report said the Dept. of P n quest for a youthful society Health, He8 Education and Welfare spent $155 million, including more than $26 vlli • im use — a proposed million for drug education. : Hc Blan(l awash in a sea of alcohol, But the "crisis atmosphere jgone and legally prescribed drug surrounding prevention programs, it • volume study, said, resulted in "diffused objectives compiled and goals, overlapping and duplication ■stPmeiCOUISe 8 year, by Marco of effort, lack of consistent and long - fcnt if under * $300,000 federal range planning and difficulty in u line' ^ kePt under wraps since assessing program effectiveness. "In place of prevention as a reachable goal, drug use on the part of McGovern youth could be accepted — especially marijuana use," the report said. "radical change ■ anil"' ('eor8e McGovem will of But it warns that a policy" in a presidential election Getting c II wh« teloth ' during fr°m a one anybody - hour year "is sure to bring about powerful opposition unwilling to enrage what it State News reporters have found that the campus has become motorists and pedestrians converge to compete for a very limited amount of space, See story and photos on page 16. I at 8 t°n ?n Chai"»el 10 beginning perceives as its constituency, more congested than ever. The changeover between class II 0 call i 0cal'is ? q' The to" • tree number 1-900-840-2900. (continued on page 11) periods is particularly hard on Farm Lane where cyclists. State News photo by John Dickson 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thunday, NOTem^, ■rmi Mr ~ _ __j and j.._: Senate .cenriita nrnfessors. urffine ''serious po By DANIEL DEVER once during spring associate professors, urging serious th» the r Committee r. m m i ♦ f „„„ on »u_. that his . State News Staff Writer term. assistant professors, consideration" to Academic Governance. The Academic Senate In recent years several instructors and noncollege restructure or abolish the John Reinoehl, former concerned with'th* neeting scheduled for next Wednesday will be persons have questioned the usefulness of the Academic faculty members^ is too large to function effectively. Academic Senate. jn ^ |etter> Williams chairman of the governance committee, said the matter est* postponed until winter Senate and its purpose in Frederick Williams, "The said "a careful study should had been studied by a term, James T. Bonnen, the academic governance chairman of the Faculty be made of the need, if brought chairman of the Steering process. Affairs and Faculty any," for the senate. subcommittee but no formal report was made to indicate*? i n d th'1 Committee, announced Allegations have been Compensation Committee, the committee js „ 4t U ' made that the Steering Committee, to who theC°!1Ceri,®<' Tuesday. senate, sent a letter to the Steering The Steering Committee composed of all professors. Committee last January referred Williams' letter to Williams said Presently fUn ?.nate Williams id . Bonnen said there is Wednesday tl0n|«l currently no urgent business "If we could get Mr. Nixon out in fust one face - to - face requiring senate action. FOR 6-MONTH EXTENSION debate on nationwide He said, however, that several items requiring television, it would be the end senate action will be coming of him." City OKs cable TV service up in the future — particularly the proposed changes in the Bylaws for Academic Governance to Sen. George McGovern, National Cable Co. will The council unanimously create an Elected Student Cable Communications National Cable Co. is Democratic candidate Council. provide cable television agreed to grant another six - Commission is scheduled to operating under the old service to its East Lansing month license extension to meet next Wednesday to cable television ordinance, National Cable Q for president Under the bylaws, the customers for at least the company, which has begin the task of finding a ' which the council has not Under the Academic Senate is another six months been servicing the city since company to serve the city, yet rescinded. The company tera-' agreement, however' see story page 8 supposed to meet twice a following a decision of the 1965. If the company chosen is services city customers in a East Lansing City Council Councilwoman Company has agreed year, once during fall term Mary not National Cable Co., triangle - shaped area service any new Tuesday. Sharp explained that Sharp said that time would formed by the city limits on in the city. c council saw no particular be needed to work out the west, Grand River The first six value in shortening the term matters between the two Avenue on the north and . „ license extension Poet Ezra Pound dies Candidate of license with the National Cable, as some councilmen companies and six months could be necessary. Michigan Avenue on the south. MSU married housing granted to the came last April. , the had earlier favored. Expatriate American poet Ezra Pound, praised There's no great loss if for his esoteric and criticized for his on socialist the franchise is granted Brown backs verse once "Fascist leanings," died Wednesday night at the age prior to the license of 87. Linda Jenness, Socialist Workers party presidential expiration," she said. Pound died at Saints John and Paul Hospital in candidate will speak at 7:30 p.m today in 35 Union. Jpnnocc Jenness willwill cnoal- nn ".win i«m ann Mass Mnvpmpnk speak on "Socialism and Mass Movements.' cable'stllLnSTol a^ontlT" Venice, Italy, at 7:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. EST. He had been taken to the hospital only a few hours earlier. The cause of his death was not immediately Jenness was the Socialist Workers party candidate for mayor of Atlanta, Ga. in 1969 and for governor of Georgia term approved an ordinance providing for a seven - year for 59th Dis in 1970. franchise with a cable known. She also served as an officer of the Washington, D. C. communication company State Rep. Jim Brown, R Pocock in action and I have he said. "He knows Mobilization Committee at the time of the Oct. 21, 1967 c,ty* Okemos, Wednesday decided that he clearly can once elected he i antiwar march on the Pentagon formed seven member reversed an earlier stand of GOP to reveal funds represent the widest range represent all th noninvolvement in political of interests races and urged voters of District, citizens...young, old the 59th District to elect Republican, Democrat President Nixon's campaign money raisers "j - Jim Pocock to the have often said that Independent, and he consented Wednesday to reveal the source of a Michigan defeated candidates should been proving throu large chunk of previously unreported contributions A DELICIOUS House of Representatives. be quarantined in an effort the campaign ''This decision marks a rather than face a pre - election trial. to keep them from helping understands this and major shift in my thinking," or hurting, as the case may effectively provide this' A consent decree signed in Washington by U.S. HOT OVEN GRINDER Brown said. "In the be, any candidate running of representation. District Court Judge aftermath of Joseph C. Waddy means my }jn their district. But in this the Finance Committee to Re unsuccessful bid for a seat - elect the President caSe, I have changed my "Because of his dr must identify contributors for most of the period MAKES A PERFECT LUNCH in Congress, I had mind." contact with young and- determined to steer clear of in before the new Federal Elections the district, and 1,1 Campaign Act Brown said Pocock has any endorsements. But since , ... sincere desire to listen to went into effect last spring. FOR YOU AT: balance .h?, that time I have had the P~ven st"k« a The disclosures are to begin in his canrepresentation views, I firmly believe tonight. opportunity to watch Jim Jim Pocock will and represent both the provide youth of his district and the legislative p rogri beneficial to all. I older element equally. Laos retakes towns BELL'S PIZZA HOUSE voters in the 59th Df^ mil ,, "I going door have - watched to - door in the him to join Pocock as our s me in electing ! Military sources reported Wednesday that 225 M.A. C. A VENUE 332-5027 or 332-5028 mutes "ify ai"w» and on campus," representative," Brown Laotian government troops had retaken two important towns from the Communists but that OPEN 11:00 AM 2:00 AM DAILY - one of the towns was heavily damaged withdrawing North Vietnamese to it. when by they set fire FREE PIZZA ! Come in and try a slice fast free delivery ARTHUR TREACHER'S of our delicious pizza • Units of the Royal Lao Army reportedly fought one slice per person FREE! ► THE ORIGINAL Tijrf) their way back Tuesday into the towns of Xedon on the Mekong River in southern Khong Laos and 351-1600 Kengkok, 30 miles southeast of Savannakhet. JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE Tisl) o Cl) Two great locations in Lansing $1.09 Right past Frandor at 2418 E. Michigan China builds bomb shelters and at 4100 S. Logan China is THE JACOBSON BRIDE completing underground bomb shelters Clams Shrimp across the country to protect around 160 million is nostalgic about urban dwellers against Soviet or American attack. Wu Wei-Kuo, an officer of the Peoples turn-of-the-century lace Liberation Army, named the Soviet Union as the arid ruffles. and looks likelier aggressor. . A huge new civil defense system, according to her loveliest in this spokesmen, would give every store, romantic rayon faille gown restaurant,hotel, theater, school, factory, residential block and with V-yoke, sweetheart government office swift access to double - level shelters below the surface. reaching 24 feet waistline and graceful A-line skirt. White or ivory. $155. U.S., Poland sign pact Identical bridesmaid The United States and dress in rich new Poland Tuesday signed an agreement on cooperation in jeweltones. $56. science and technology, the first of this kind the United States has signed with a Soviet - bloc country. Signing the pact for the United States, Secretary of State William P. Rogers said that it provides "evidence of the desire of the United States to improve relations with ROGERS Poland and to seek further means of cooperation for the benefit of the peoples of the two countries." Studies piling up? Pause. Have a Coke. Italian oil tanker burns Coca-Cola — with a lively lift An Italian oil tanker and never too sweet, exploded into flames early refreshes best. Wednesday as it was leaving Brindis harbor on the heel of the Italian peninsula. Three crewmen were things go killed and several others were seriously injured. The 12,000 - ton San Nicola of Trieste unloaded its cargo of 16,988 tons of had better,! naphta a few hours before the explosion. The ship was only a mile off the harbor when the CoKe explosion occurred in the engine room, survivors said. Before the lifeboats could be lowered, the 34 Jacdteori$ crewmen REMINDER: JACOBSON'S jumped overboard to escape the flames. HAS A COMPLETE j BRIDAL REGISTRY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Bottled under the authority of the Coca - toia h|gafl Company by: Coca Cola Bottling - Company <" w n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 2, 1972 3 By LINDA Halpert r»A U/corr. WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer .. ... belief that they should have been admitted, she said. raps bunch of dismal she said. " rhetoric,' rivals' stands cost housing effective mass and an transit have to do is one place pick it up at and put it eliminate property dependence tax to on finance Michigan residents will "Their discussion system, she said. somewhere else." public school systems, but be unaffected Though she was refused centered on who by the permission to participate in was first "But it's only when the One such source of would permit localities to outcome of the race for and foremost the debate, Halpert said she against problems infringe on white money should be a sharply use the tax on a limited U.S. Senate, Barbara would have liked to busing," Halpert said, people who aren't poor that graduated income tax which basis to support schools and Halpert, Human Rights adding that busing is a other city projects. question her opponents. they're regarded as would replace other forms party candidate for the seat, symptom of dissatisfaction said problems," she said. of taxation, she said. "Since KeHey and Grtffhr Wednesday. "But I have the feeling over domestic issues. Funds are available to Her opposition to have done such a good job Republican incumbent that the questions would The real issues are the deal with the problems, Proposal C stems from her of inflaming people, C will Sen. Robert Griffin and have been answered by a creation of quality low - Halpert said, adding, "all we belief that "the proposal is a Democratic pass and D (which would Atty. Gen. big phony and property tax eliminate the ban on a state Frank Kelley represent the should not be used to fund same interests, Halpert said, graduated income tax) will Former and regardless of the final anything at all." go down the drain," Halpert pr vote, "one of them is going Proposal C would predicted. to be senator and the other is going to be attorney general." Campaigns of both major appeals hearing The State News is published party candidates have been by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, uninspired, she added. Winter and Spring school "It's been the kind of terms, Mondays,' Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a campaign where no one has John R. special Welcome Week Hildebrand, Cantlon told Hildebrand include Cantlon, the edition is published in caught up with them," former assoc. professor of case September. Subscription rate is $16 he was "without standing to board of trustees, President per year. Halpert said. "They hadn't social file a grievance" under the Member Associated Press, United science, Monday Wharton, Douglas Dunham, Press caught up with each other International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan until their debate Monday." requested that the faculty faculty grievance procedures chairman of the Dept. of grievance official initiate a in letter outlining the Press Assn., Associated The debate before the a Social Science and Clinton Collegiate Press, Michigan hearing before a University reasons for his refusal. A. Collegiate Press Assn. Detroit Economic Snyder, professor of Halpert produced no Club new Appeals Board as outlined in the Interim Hildebrand has also filed suit in federal court against social science and assistant Second class postage paid at East Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Lansing, Mich. Lara Halpert, Human Rights party candidate for Faculty to Dunham. Services information, Halpert said. Grievance Procedure. the University, charging that Bldg., Michigan State University, East ■ U.S. Senate, protested the failure of her two Lansing Halpert and other In a letter to the he was dismissed for no Michigan, 48823. r opponents to discuss major issues of the members of the Human grievance official, legimate reason and that ,aign in a debate Monday. Rights party picketed the Hildebrand said he is basing written reasons for his State News debate to demonstrate their Phones: photo by Nick Jackson his dismissal not grievance on the were provided. News/Editorial 355-8252 "arbitrary, capricious and Judge Albert J. Engle has Classified Ads 355-8255 unlawful action of the scheduled a hearing for Dec. Display Advertising 353-6400 income tax boost provost" in refusing to set a 18 in U.S. District Court in Business Office jge 355-3447 hearing before a University Grand Rapids. Photographic 355-8311 hearing board. 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ALL SHOES ARRANGED EXTRA SALES PEOPLE Book Store ON RACKS EXTRA CASHIER Students United for Life Across from Olin 421 East Grand River at 355-1155 MING! J EDITORIAL ANTHONY LEWIS Ferency p Nixon best for sta (C) 1972 new york times news service The LOS ANGELES - The White House w»s day after the Vietnam J*1** 1Whltf . ill war is peace ending evidently might convince some voters that he had a point. backfire i ran into reaction in ()ran«»e'£?,mple of Four of the nine candidates McGovern could very well be right Detroit has directlv directly cut cut Hnie drug - announcement that peace was at hand checked back with those who had said while McGovern w ,n Vietn shou,d b they were undecided A large number in believing his own credibility will be for Michigan Supreme Court related crime by 3 per cent. No „ ord, reaction because it * ~U enhanced. When he said he would would be positive additions to one has refuted his claim. logic have destroyed whatever hopes had now made up their minds - for supporter. Craie George McGovern had in this election. wind up America's role in the fighting the court, with Zolton Ferency Gilmore, Wayne County ADr, . - A in 90 days if elected president, and get from Phoenix ?rrkey, a.. a So most commentators thought - and ^Why? The ABC reporters roun planned to vote fw \,m ^ ' leading the group. the prisoners back in that time, many for Circuit Court judge, would bring Nixon " Though this important race to the court a long list ot ^^nsUfV ^ 8°m6 °f thing': Mr. Nixon's sudden peace, as it Americans were skeptical of such a volunteered this ,s c< comment: ' But, George McGovern did not. At seemed to them, waa too opportunely time table. Now here is Nixon saying "I wouldn't has been neglected in the shadow outstanding qualifications. have ., of other contests, the impact of breakfast the morning after Henry *lmed to be an accident. He must have he has just about arranged to do it all presidents while ^ we were in ^ to Gilmore is presently chairman in 60 days. of a war. But the Kissinger's dramatic news conference, «cted because of the election. But if r.„„ the court on the system of of a commission to revise he was less over, '.now that they're rr it j, justice in Michigan merits wise Michigan's criminal code. He casually confident. t citizen "Pve always thought a settlement matter," consideration of the joined the commission so that he before the election would help me," Can any of this really make a McGovern, could be elected Can any of this choices. would be in a better position to difference in the reallv he said. "It would tend to show people difference in the result on president? Some of the political result I In addition to Ferency's bring Michigan's criminal code in that I was right all along about the day? Is there any serious rh " election day? Is there any serious correspondents watching the outstanding credentials, the court would be enhanced by the accord with his philosophy of possibility of ending the war. "And it might help focus the voter's chance that a candidate as far McGovern campaign - men of candidate as far George McGovern, down A* humanistic justice. ample skepticism - have begun could election of Robert L. Evans, mind on which candidate can do down in the polls as George In addition of the to a desire to to think the answer could be yes. better for him at home. There's a Horace W. Gilmore and Charles update court procedures, historic tendency in this country to L. Levin. Voters on Tuesday will Gilmore stresses equal protection skepticism be asked to choose two of the law for all citizens. believe that the Republicans get us out of wars and the Democrats get us out so, why had he not ended it long ago? The other part of the optimistic answer could - have'begun'to thiiT be yes. To those who have planned this war McGovern thesis, that the apparent candidates. Levin, a Court of Appeals of trouble in our economy." for years in the White House and the end of the war would McGovern will use Can the McGovern candidacy bring voters the last Though Ferency lacks judicial judge since 1966, offers above - benefit from the prospect of peace in Pentagon, such judgments will sound back to economic issues more the campaign to sound them« on his own experience, he has displayed an average performance and unsophisticated; they do not take into favorable to the Democratic party, reading 0f pub| Vietnam, a Nixon peace? It sounds far to the hope of amazing ability to isolate conviction to the high court. account the precise terms of the also has some support, Samuel Lubell, peace. He will too paradoxical to be true. And yet, he prays for an 9, problems and correct them. A Because he is concerned with and yet . . . there are some curious proposed settlement, or the the public opinion analyst, reported settlement, whatever early conclusio? maverick politician who speaks insuring equal justice for all. signs. negotiations needed to obtain them. But McGovern never thought much of that people he sampled right after the result. He will the™ The American news were taking peace for granted question why li his mind with courage. Ferency Levin joins the other preferred Broadcasting the sophistication that made America not have come Company has been polling a model already, seeing the election in more sooner. And believes strongly in humanistic candidates in destroy Asian societies for no will say, it is time advocating sample of voters in Columbus, Ohio. traditional terms and shifting toward and the to look to - justice. simplification of the present definable purpose, and the way the McGovern. party that can h " As problems best. a person who was system. Though he is far instrumental in establishing the "As the outspending the other POINT OF VIEW war ends," he to Human Rights Center in East candidates, to the tune of County Democrats, "we Lansing, which dispenses free government that is able to $500,000 his judicial ability decent, fulfilling job for legal aid, Ferency has tackled makes him a recommended and woman in this even cases he felt were in the public interest compensation. without monetary candidate. Another candidate, Coleman, who stands to get Mary Daylight time able to work. We ready to move to the works of from the peace." country need a wasteof pr1 if Ferency believes the judicial By DAVID GRAOR the time it is black at 8 a.m., we are support because she is the first daylight savings proposal, the Michigan He will tie his Detroit junior back on Eastern Standard Time. economic theme system must be made readily woman nominee, does not government will somehow play God moral one: the Though not a major issue in the For those who have to pay the and mysteriously change the habits of corruption in accessible to all Americans. deserve that Nixon administration, the need t support. She upcoming balloting, the daylight He is equipped with an "eW American vision advocates, among other savings time proposition should not be convinced that the McGov^ independence of action ultraconservative ideas, that tossed aside lightly by Michigan voters. public 1$, demonstrated Perhaps one major obstacle to by voting for the daylight savings perceiving the gravity of the b" by his early defendants should not be told The bill has more effects on the state time burglary and sabotage carried« of Michigan that most the passage of the bill is people's proposal, the Michigan opposition to the Vietnam War their rights of appeal because the people might government will somehow Republican agents in this and his think. ignorance of what it actually play the last week, Democratic election; bolting of the right has been overused and is God and mysteriously leaden' Democratic party to form the First of all, by not having daylight means. Some people think that change the number of states have told him clogging the courts. habits of the sun. so, Human Rights party. This savings time, we are out of step with certainly the corruption i The courts in 1972 are the broken heavily into the ' rest of the nation. Only three initiative and conviction is becoming more prominent in the other states (Hawaii, Indiana, and needed to untangle the growing power bills, this eliminates one hour of daily lives of many citizens. As Arizona) have failed to pass this bill the sun. For example, in a recent If in fact, McGovem is seen It! court bureaucracy. Alexis de Tocqueville observed which has ^en around in some states turning on the lights. Daylight savings Detroit Free Press poll, one person also gives those who wish to get out coming on seriously in thisJ Three other equally - qualified .un„ .en since World War I. This has bad effects said that they were against daylight 150 years ag , and take part in outdoor recreation campaign stretch, tantalizing que., candidates would also . on QUr j,usjnesses since much savings time because "the extra hour arise. Might Richard bring America all legislative problems transaction is done with the East, four that extra hour after work. of sun will kill my grass." These Nixon, the needed dimensions to the court. visible candidate in modem become judicial problems. hours of contact with this part of the Perhaps one major obstacle to the people must be educated to tell them come out Evans, a Detroit Recorder's With the increasing number of passage of the bill is people's ignorance swinging in his old country is lost because they get to of what it actually means. Some that in exchange for their slight And If he does, who will go to Court judge, has shown the important issues facing the work s«>ner and take th«r lunches' inconvenience twice a year, the whole happy on the morning aft*/ sooner. Some businesses in Detroit and people think that by voting for the ability to develop innovative Michigan Supreme c Court, elsewhere in the state state of Michigan will benefit greatly. election? ^ had to programs to deal with problems capable and responsible judges resort to DOONESBURY related to crime. are a must. Of the nine, only to daylight changing the company hours by Garry Tr savings time to Arguing that the present these four offer acceptable compensate, at least in part, for this system of justice has broken choices difference in timing. The people down, Evans urges technological r^ On r a * ... affected by this are then thrown out Tuesday, voters with 0f whack with the rest of the methods including the use of people in thoughts for the future of justice their own community, computers to speed up and should vote for Zolton Ferency A main ^g^nt proposed by the protect the administration of and either Robert L. Evans, opponents of this bill is that children justice. Evans says the drug Horace W. Gilmore or Charles L. will have to walk to school in treatment program he directed in Levin. darkness. This is nonsense, since by John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Bervin managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, editor. office manager. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Vic Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice president; Carolyn Stieber, sports editor. secretary - treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Williams, Tom Riordan, Michael Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; al Orr, Al Wilke. Kirleis. circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven-time Art Levin, general manager; Robert recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, outstanding journalism. Planning for health care services and Two False facilities, whether it is for students or Abortion question that doesn't even affect To the Editor: I want to call your attention to the the community, does not take place overnight. It calls for input from many sources in order to make an intelligent To the Editor: I respect the right of the State News them. He was coy though, he began by explaining how the Catholic Church spreading propaganda with tax is - Religion article under the headline "New decision about what is to take an editorial stand exempt funds against abortion reform. To the Editor: Health Center Predicted for actually needed on abortion, 1975" to meet the objectives of the but I challenge your collection of The church has the which appeared in the State right to express I have just finished reading News University community. "news items" that are slanted in that themselves, just as Novosad does. At Novosad's attack on the Cfc Cents Thursday. new This article predictions which I did not make. A student health center may or may not be built by 1975. My statement contains The administration and the Health Care Authority are committed to working toward an improvement in student health care definitely one direction. or a no Are* you a newspaper pro - abortion pamphlet? Why is coverage given to the other side of the issue? least, the antiabortion fight of the church is led by women — nuns and female parishioners. I will concede that the slide show and Church in Friday's State N«* Novosad was familiar with p Catholic teachings he would kno*. was that the student health pamphlets are a mortal sin can only be c°mm' program is and health care delivery. In the next There is a growing suspicion on propaganda, but what would you call the individual realizes that his ac under study by the administration and few months, we sincerely hope to be campus among McGovem and Can Friday's article? Novosad donned the Health Care Authority and some against his own conscience a able to make recommendations which backers as well as conservatives, among judge's robes and criticized everything serious offense against decision would be made in the near he could. In fact he lost Worth move us toward that atheists as well as "nosy future. A potential new student health objective. In the Catholics," sight of the community. Missing Mass ori w that abortion isn't the best issue completely and center should not be confused with meantime, my office will always be way to slaughtered not as most priests would tell hi open to the State News to provide take care of unwanted chllcken. only the Catholic Church but also all the new clinical sciences building religions. He appears to look down on hardly qualifies. But if* information on the progress of health According to a recent Detroit News believes that an unborn which will be built during this period. care planning poll, this sentiment is also growing anyone who wants or needs This new building will be for on campus. statewide. He can understand religion. human person and does not instructional purposes. Joseph Patterson why some poor he can to prevent the ending As a liberated woman, I used to be fool would need At President Wharton's initiative acting executive director it, but it's sure not life then that may be asin.wn for abortion until I found out about for him. The State News welcomes some months ago, our unit and others Health Care Authority the hidden issues involved in the whole The use of tax is or not can only be determine" all letters. They should be Oct. 26,1972 - exempt funds to that person's conscience. on campus began this study to concept of abortion. fight for a cause that the church does typed to a 65 space line and determine the feasibility of double improving I urge other voters not to vote for not view as political, but moral is spaced. Letters the physical facilities of student health abortion just because it appears to be their right. The state Religion does not exi«* '"a Math , should be signed and should legislature include hometown, student, care. Several facts have not determined and several issues remain yet been the "cool, liberated" thing to do. ago decided that all churches years should inside the walls of Christian has to practice " a cjj.u. «■ To the Editor: Look into this very do with their funds faculty or staff standing, to be settled carefully before as they spw fit. If within the community. » local dealing with costs, Students planning to enroll in you vote, or else don't vote. the parishioners do not phone number and location, etc. Therefore, the article's complain that he does what he can to mathematics classes for winter term Marcia Freer about fund local address. No unsigned usage neither should suggestions on the use of the proposed may be interested to know thp.t help is Spartan Village resident anyone else. nontherapeutic abortions, J letters will be accepted, but new clinical sciences facility and the or end racial discrimination, the available for selecting instructors. At Oct. 27,1972 Novosad concludes State News will allocation of funds to student health tnat by suggesting all sins against God the end of each term the Student the money spent on the ( withhold author's name in are inaccurate. sins against fellow men,, t Advisory Committee Mathematics antiabortion program could have Slaughter extreme cases. Letters may I must emphasize that a - been be edited for clarity and related to the overall plan for health policy conducts a survey on student opinion better spent in the Grand Rapids the world would be a haPp|i][e | conciseness so that more services and facilities on campus is of courses. Teaching style, of suitability Catholic school system. "• It's true, they The Catholic institutions made up of chu'cfhh'unians,sh0 , tetters text, and course content is To the Editor: suffering from financial can accommodated. Letters will be under study and it is premature to evaluated. Individual comments, as I found Bob Novosad's remarks difficulties, but I think the church is its failings but I think No predict what the organization of well as the tabulated results, are more concerned that if we are not applaud its attempts to p not be edited for content. concerning abortion In Friday's State services will be for the future. available in the math help room, 138A News very Interesting, c*reful, ,n a few years there principles of respect and pro"* As acting executive director of the Wells Hall. especially since be any children may not human life. Health Care Authority, I do not wish Erlc H Grosae I presume he la a male. left to attend 80 00 g" any to raise false expectations of Carmel, Ind. sophomore It's surprising how many men feel Kathleen Schlager students. Oct. 26,1972 the need to express themselves on a Detroit sophomore Oct. 29, 1972 State News, East Lansing, Michigan lichigan Thursday, November 2, 1972 5 lection ANDERSON Two seoarafp hinges on youth, swing vote raY ANDERSON qaV separate changes in the state.1.1 constitution have Chamberlain as a cliche ridden The Lansing bank had loaned Staff Writer - I State News fundamentally altered (he district's voter humorist, and ignoring the issues. Chamberlain $9,000 as of Aug. 31. J 6th Congressional If! n's been targeted nationally* Passage of the 26th Amendment makeup IN 6TH DISTRIC Chamberlain approves of the tactic Nearly all of Chamberlain's fe Itdct That means neither enfranchised 18-21 year olds, and a subsequent Michigan Supreme Court saying it shows he can laugh at pre-primary individual contributions came from business executives TilUican nor the Democratic people, 261,000 of whom are himself. professionals. or & L can be considered a shoe-in. ruling permitted college students to vote where their school is registered to vote. r „h 16-year Republican located. Carr claimed however, the ad proves Fall registration totals represent a Ijj'tconfident Charles E. Chamberlain he will win, the The reapportioned 6th includes almost all of District now Ingham and 30 per cent increase over 1970 most of the additional totals, 'If I can get 9 out of 10 student votes, I will win the election," Carr Chamberlain is laughing at students. Chamberlain contended his out Carr smiles confidently considering his chances now, and said when Jackson counties, registrations said. - he believes of the dissatisfied f ^portioned district contains so Livingston County, three three quarters of created by the infusion of young He has district popularity will be sufficient to many Republicans who voted for Rep. Jim " variables that Democratic - fifths of voters. therefore, worked actively overcome Carr's strength f Robert Carr said he Washtenaw County, and Bath on the campus and maintains that his among youth Brown, one of Chamberlains Aug. 8 In 1970, Chamberlain defeated voter drive is and students, regardless. primary opponents, will switch to him. " he has an even chance for the Township in Clinton County gaining momentum. The Democrat John Cihon by 29,000 Chamberlain however, has avoided district contains New district boundaries tend to I seat. 467,536 votes, but there is reason to believe the the campus during this Chamberlain argues that dissatisfied campaign, and substantiate Chamberlain's assertion. has refused to debate his opponent. Voting patterns in previous elections Republicans would feel more He cited two reasons for comfortable with him than a refusing to mark it as predominantly GOP, where [orr debate. One, he said he does not think Democrat. incumbents have a decided advantage. urges a debate would be of any benefit to him and would only provide additional publicity for Carr. Two, he said the voters already know his record and are In 1970, 6th District voters gave Sen. Philip Hart a majority, but they have remained solidly Republican in Predicting a Chamberlain argued that a Nixon congressman whose views are similar victory, to those of the President for C tired of debates. other recent elections for national could do race Chamberlain's youth coordinator, Harry D. Berry, Lansing senior, said Chamberlain is interested in students offices. Chamberlain's greatest support lies more opponent. for his tfistrict than could an and their needs, but added that the in business, the Nader Congressional He insisted the coat - tail effect of a I 0y ray ANDERSON cut government red tape. incumbent is too busy to spend a lot Profile, released Oct 22, indicated: Nixon win in Michigan will ensure his He said he will keep a log of his I state News Staff Writer of time here. Therefore, most of his "H. Andrew Hays, president of re-election. activities on the House floor and in ■mocrat M. Robert Carr is appeals to student votes have been American Bank and Trust, the largest Carr admitted that a McGovern loss committee meetings, which he will Xgning hard for the 6th District handed by Students for Chamberlain. bank in Chamberlain's district, says he w01 not help him, but he added, "If Sessional seat now held by release to district libraries and media. He said he is opposed to closed The group, which claims 55 is a good friend of Chamberlain's; he we can get Democrats to vote in the __j Charles E. Chamberlain, members, has limited its efforts to „ . thinks the Congressman represents his congressional race, instead of letting it [ optimistic that he will be the meetings and would try to alleviate political advertisements depicting district very well," the report said. go by default, we can win." Jeison in 16 years to defeat the unnecessary congressional secrecy if elected. He also advocated reform of ■bent. the seniority system and said he would fc is a 29 - year - old East Lansing Key and a new face to 6th District recommend that chairmanships be T'but he has been active in given on the basis of competence and •s since he was graduated from Tiiveisity |& a Wisconsin law school congressional aide to years of congressional service. Carr stressed four immediate priorities if he is elected: If a peace to the Indochina conflict Chamberlain Knsin Sen. Gaylord Nelson in has not been negotiated, Carr said he ■ before returning to Racine, Wis. would vote to cut war funds and Lke I of an unsuccessful bid for the Racine County prosecuting reduce the present levels of defense spending. "Congress has become a rubber in 9th bid for Congress J the next two years Carr was stamp for expanding executive Ent attorney general to Frank J. power," he charged. "The war could M. and headed the Environmental have been stopped long ago if Congress By RAY ANDERSON Chamberlain campaign worker, CARR had cut funds." State News Staff Writer Jeffrey Jones, agreed: ■Force seeking to clean Michigan had "He has no variance in his throttle, a poor record on congressional Carr also advocated amnesty for Charles E. Chamberlain has been fcr has been emphasizing the conservation legislation. it is full out all the time." expatriates at the war's end or six representing voters of the 6th Snmental issue in his campaign Carr's attacks on the incumbent, months following the election — congressional District for the past 16 Jones added that the campaign has [as obtained national support for however, have not been limited to whichever comes first. He said he years and he is counting on his not changed Chamberlain's pace. "He has the same gungho attitude toward environmental concerns. would recommend release of prisoners traditional voter strength to carry him I candidacy has been endorsed ty Carr, who considers himself a civil held for refusing to serve because they to another victory. this campaign as he had in Congress," lommittee for Twelve, a group of libertarian, said he is opposed to what he are bearing an unfair burden for a Since taking office in January Jones said. |S. Senators and Representatives considers Chamberlain's business nationally unpopular war. 1957, the 56-year-old former East His proudest moment was the "t for the election of liberal orientation. He said he would not, however, Lansing attorney has been elected by 1971' Nixon administration repeal (dates in "swing" or close He emphasized the need for a less provide amnesty to deserters, margins ranging from 4,000 - 45,000 of the 10 per cent automobile excise bureaucratic Congress that reflects the particularly if their desertion was votes. tax. He made his first speech for p committee is headed by Sen. needs of the people rather than special motivated by self - interest. His success has been attributed to removal of the tax while a freshman WM. Kennedy, D-Mass. interest groups. Carr contended a board could be many factors, not the least of which is congressman, and saw his dream He said he wj^l maintain clciser established to determine each a traditionally Rupublican electorate. realized 14 years later. *lch. district ties by conducting public desertion case individually. Using frequent newsletters that llaskaSen. Mike Gravel. informed the reader of what had been However, he said he is equally hearings on all legislation affecting the He advocated tax reform that would Ivironmental Action, a proud of his contribution as a past 6th Congressional District. Carr also close loopholes which cost the nation happening in the Capital, Chamberlain member of the House Armed Services ■ngton, D.C. ■ based group which said he will return to the district three billions of dollars per year. has been an unbeatable congressman. Committee. congressional conservation weekends a month, maintain He is opposed to a constitutional The popularity Chamberlain has also supported Carr, He was cited by President Nixon . congressional offices in Lansing and amendment that would ban busing acquired answering constituents' for bringing the nation's attention to e they believe Chamberlain has Jackson, and hire an ombudsman to because it does not cure the problem. queries and looking into their free world shipping to North problems remains. "These people come to me because Vietnamese ports. His investigation led IBERLAIN to a congressional restriction of they have real problems that they feel and convincing the U.S. Army to use a I can solve," he said while his red, economic and military aid to countries better lubricant for the Mi6 rifle. white and blue mobile office was shipping to Vietnam. Records he He cited these effort as his carries with him show that free world parked in the Fran dor shopping contributions to peace. SHIAWASSEE center. "Many need jobs, or have shipping dropped from 601 ships in J? problems with the military or whatever, and I work hard to solve 1964 to 63 in 1971. He also claimed responsibility for Chamberlain said he opposed to amnesty, but indicated he is now. them," he said. bringing television to the Vietnamese (continued on page 6) ALAIEDON ^HEAT Coalition backs 7 VEVAY INGHAM WHITE OAK IOSCO MARION GENOA for county offices - INGHAM- LIVINGSTON By DEBBIE CALKINS primarily in nonelectoral community activities. Before the blockade of State News Staff Writer organizing. traffic on Grand River Avenue last STOCK The Coalition for Human Survival May when students, faculty and BUNKER The coalition is LESLIE a loosely-structured residents protested Nixon's escalated HILL BRIDGE since its conception, has rocked the group of about 25-30 persons with bombing of North Vietnam, the boat in East Lansing and with the least individual interests. Members of the coalition asked the city council to take bit of luck, it should be able to do the Seeds of Change, White Panthers, an institutional stand against the war. same in Ingham County after Lansing Area Peace Council, Joint Tuesday's election. Paul Emery, another early member of the coalition, explained that the Seven candidates are running for group was not requesting a resolution, county offices on the coalition as council passed in April, but, it platform. The candidates' bids for wanted the city to take constructive office are the result of the coalition's action, such as terminating purchases two-year sturggle to make changes in from war contractors. the community and in local SAND BLACK SYLVAN LIMA SCIO government. One of the coalition's most STONE MAN GRASS The coalition, a self-claimed radical Issue and Cyclist for a Cleaner successful campaigns was waged during LAKE East Lansing group concerned with American were drawn to the coalition the November 1971 city council WASHTENAW- during its early stages. election when they endorsed and JACKSON political issues and human problems, endorsed the candidates last summer subsequently helped elect George Over the past year, 10 task forces before the Aug. 8 primary, and the Griffiths and George Colbum to the SHARON FREEDOM LODI have been used to channel the SPRING East Lansing City Council. group has continued to support them coalition's efforts and to offer all ARBOR throughout their campaigns. interested persons a variety of issues to become involved in. Coalition member Chuck Will was Coalition candidates for the Ingham slightly edged out by Mayor Wilber County board of Commissioners are: About 15 months before the city Brookover in on of the most effective John Veenstra, 6th District; Pan Stern, council approved the $5 local pot write-in efforts in the state. 7th District; Jim Heyser, 8th District; ordinance last summer, the coalition PULASKI / Mary Kay Wickens, 9th District and Richard Conlin, 10th District. Greg Maddex is running for drain began to seek reform for the marijuana laws through petitioning. Heyser attributed the success of the coalition to "doing" instead of just Then when city council scheduled a talking. commissioner on the coalition platform, while Terry Luke is vying public hearing on the proposed for the position of sheriff. ordinance last April, the coalition was "Many groups on the left spend much of their time just trying to HILLSDALE LENAWEE a major publicizer of the event. survive," he added. Heyser, one of the originators of the coalition, recently predicted that The coalition had$l weed buttons four or five of the group's candidates printed and sponsored a concert on Emery explained that the coalition would win in Tuesday's election. campus to inform people about the activities are important because they proposed ordinance and the public can be effective on a local level. Though the coalition has devoted hearing. most of its time and energy since June "You're close enough to local 6th Congressional towards electing its candidates, the goup in the past has been involved The coalition also played a significant role in East Lansing antiwar politics to make a differnce," he said. £ Michigan State News, East LansinfeMichigan Thursdi'ay. Nov« 'ember 2. THURS., FRI., SAT. Chamberlain sees (Continued from page 5) win OPEN DAILY 10-10 will consider It after the war is over .. y/trA (f/tfwyA SUNDAY 10-7 "Amnesty will pursued other courses no doubt be'KrantPH of action," |,e Chamberlain has also worked said 10 "><*1 I hard to r considers an "archaic seniority system " n,t**h "Chairmanships are not jobs for Sa said, but he blamed the Democratic rnll^1 WOODGRAIN enact legislation that would require ,i ^for^ step down following the term in which th?millet k_ He also introduced STORAGE would prohibit a a constitutional president from servin.. six-year term, but the amendment lark,.H more CHEST SALE Chamberlain said he does not consider^0" "J business, but » Michigan's onlv ren«L House Ways and Means measures Committee beneficial to business heTenUtive« interests 97 He introduced and supported * - a bill that permitted tax write-off to „ buildings, to stimulate more contractor for i Woulli| said housing and he also supports the 22'i pcr CenI>nStni(;l',I4 Our Reg. $1.57 - 3 Days SYLVANIA* BULBS allowance on the premise that oil com™,0" *»1 money to search for oil if the nation i, J"? *1 energy crisis. 10 st»t Reg. 44^ OfC He supported the SST because of Versatile and useful all-purpose 3 Days had been answered to "environment J storage chest with sturdy fiber- failure to produce a supersonic my satisfaction " H M 60,75,100 watts. 2 to transport board construction and walnut a package. nation at a technological disadvantage « woodgrain finish and handles. Average life 750 hours. Save. Chamberlain said he consider, him CLA 351 - ARCHAEOLOGY of GREECE (principal sites of Greece & the Aegean, 1-1600 ■ history of excavations) T T 1030-1145 Dr. Seaman CLA 449 (see. 2) SPECIAL PROJECTS. MYTHS & MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE Griffin: (analysis of mythological archetypes) M W F 1130-1220 Dr. Tyrrell FRN 342 - FRENCH LITERARY MASTERPIECES IN ENGLISH (Stendhal, EROX Malraux, Camus, Sartre) M W F 1020-1110 Dr. Koppisch SPN 342- SPANISH LITERARY MASTERPIECES IN ENGLISH (Unamuno, Ortega. Lorca, Cela, Arrabal) M W F 1020-1110 Dr. Mansour 7000 ROM 211 LATIN AMERICA: ITS PEOPLES & CULTURE (aspects of modern Latin jAmerica, emphasis on Brazil & Argentina) M W F 150-240 Dr. Lockert The record with no fancy dressing. ROM 311 - LATIN AMERICA TODAY (Latin American culture as reflected in i's social literature) M W F 1020-1110 Dr. Teran ;s from ROM 499 (sec. 3) SPECIAL PROJECTS: FILMS BY ANTONIONI (viewings & ON PEOPLE'S NEEDS: ■umber discussions of the Italian Director's cinematic masterpieces) Rec. W or Th 300-430, iginals Viewings T T 700-930 PM Dr. Donohoe Bob Griffin is fighting sickle cell. He co-sponsored the ROM 499 new law to spend (sec. 2) - SPECIAL PROJECTS: DANTE IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION $70 million find the to causes and cure of sickle cell anemia. ( The "Vita Nuova" & "Inferno") T T 1030-1145 Dr. DeSua ROM 499 (sec. 4) - SPECIAL PROJECTS: INTRODUCTION TO BI- LINGUAL - from BI-CULTURAL EDUCATION (problems in teaching He uses muscle for Michigan. Senator Griffin caused the Agriculture umber Spanish-speaking Americans) M WF 150-240 Dr. Pino Department to re-instate the supplemental food program iginals ROM 499 (sec. 5) (JMC for under¬ 231A) - SPECIAL PROJECTS: THE NOVEL OF THE nourished infants and pregnant mothers in Detroit. SPANISH CIVIL WAR (Sender, Orwell, Hemingway, Malraux Dos Passos, 249 Loestler) M W F 1130-1220 Dr. Calvo He works for the aged. Senator Griffin fought successfully in Congress from 'Majors in the College of Arts and Letters may secure approval from their advisors to mber use these courses as a substitute for one term of the Humanities requirement or for^ for the new cost- of- living increase in Social Security payment?. 'iginals ^general credit. J ~~ from ON THE ENVIRONMENT: "umber iginals 4e« Discriminate He's was fighting the heavy polluters of Lake Superior. Senator Griffin the prime mo"er in getting court action against the Reserve Mining Corporation of Silver Bay, Minnesota. Reserve Mining was dumping up to 67,000 tons of taconite waste daily. 3C„ He's co-sponsoring legislation to protect Michigan's wilderness. These new Griffin bills will preserve forever the wilderness along y up to the Au Sable and Manistee Rivers, and on Isle Royale. x 18" can be ie ced. T ON EQUAL RIGHTS: Senator Griffin voted for every important civil rights law enacted since Reconstruction. They have all been passed in the 16 vears since Bob Griffin first went to Congress. And he supported every one. Front-Wheel Drive, Front Disc Brakes, He fought for a five - year extension of the Voting Right's Act. This Rack-and-Pinion Steering, 4-on-the-floor, meant five years more assistance for blacks who are being deprived of Radial Ply Tires, 4-Cvlinder Engine with their vote in the South. And the extension did pass Congress. 5 Main Bearings, and Up to 30 MPG. Choose the big car with the little price. He was a co-sponsor of the 18-year-old Voting Rights Amendment. The Renault R-12 Senator Griffin also co-sponsored the Equal Rights Amendment that eliminates job discrimination because of sex, and a new bill allowing al edward's 18-year olds to serve on juries. /port/ VOTE NOVEMBER 7th dent Book Cor U.S. SENATOR BOB 0RIFFIN *r°Mrom Olin 21 c. Grand River Center obr-iaae naoo e . Oakland , lansing The Griffin Club, James T. Clarke, Treasurer 8 Michigan State News, liast Lansing. Michigan Thursday, N0V(member 2 i, Nixon bid paced, McGovern's raced WASHINGTON (AP) roving the nation since to face debate from the White House President Nixon's re - Labor Day, denouncing the • on question - and - answer I have every right to strategists nationwide session, one woman called m„afri television, it challenge the conduct of the election campaign has the Republican president, would be the end of him," to tell him: "Your administration so that from Angeles states. gard<»tle| pace and precision of a demanding the face • to - McGovem Where NjXon minuet On the road with face debate he knows is not said in Dayton, ex posu re... h as been people will understand what election eve. Ohia primarily that of a the differences So far, McGovem has Democratic challenger Sen. going to happen. He has called Nixon mudslinger." McGovem said. made four nationwide George McGovem, there is And in those differences tricky, accused him of And in Seattle, in a television the lie the great frustration of "...Instead of accusing speeches. In hectic, sometimes this Nixon never mentions harboring "bungling, similar situation, me of mudslinging, I wish addition, he is conducting down improvised air of a the McGovem challenge: bugging burglars," and telephoned question: "Why dozen on Peach, Jh'l discotheque dance. McGovem's name as he the inability to get Nixon you would use whatever about televised described the administration do you find it neoossary to and Nixon's command post .tages a methodical, out into the open campaign, influence you have to get question - answer minimal as the most corrupt in find so many things wrong Mr. Nixon to come out of sessions in what his . lhe schedule is « has the atmosphere of campaign for a where the Democratic almost to the bank. McGovern - u * » a ... term in the White nominee could take him on. American history. And what is it with Mr. Nixon when he doesn't say anything against the White House, to come minu£ 1 "like* achieving"? out of hiding..." headquarters more « H°"f-McGovern h as been 'If we could get Mr. Nixon out in just one face ■ In Los Angeles the other you?" Nixon has made seven supermarket. night, during a televised "I think the challenger College supp( as avowedly political trips, financed by his Committee WITH TOP OF TICKET for the Re - election of the President. But for the most part, he has stayed close to the White House, or to his for Nixonseej Some Dems av Camp David, Md., retreat "...I have to be president fust," he said during a one - day campaign swing to They seldom wear campaign buttons and their WASHINGTON (AP) Atlanta. It is clear, in the bumper stickers do not stay - are keeping him at a against Republican Morris in place for long, but Few with their respective judgment of the Nixon Democratic deliberate arms length. candidates for governor in Kay in a state where national presidential tickets. forces, that it is the way for supporters of President In Kansas, for instance, McGovern badly trails him also to be president Nixon have surfaced on 18 states are linking their Gov. Robert Docking has Of the 18 President Nixon in the polls. governors' college campuses where political fortunes closely to divorced himself from the this year, second — for the "four The 40 • year old Kay, races 10 of the they were not seen four presidential candidate national Democratic ticket - offices are held by more years" that is his majority leader of the campaign slogan. years ago. George McGovem and some in his bid for re • election Kansas House Democrats and eight by At Harvard of and Republicans. In all 50 From that pulpit, he has Representatives, on the Columbia, Wisconsin and other hand, is asked, that he supports the states, there are 30 campaigned in a half - dozen Michigan, places where firmly Democratic radio addresses. He plans a grasping Nixon's coattails. McGovem Shriver ticket. governors and Nixon - 20 Republicans. supporters 30 - minute nationally • Docking leads Kay in state Kneip, first Democratic maintained a very low televised campaign speech pre - election polls. governor since 1959, is Here is a capsule profile during the 1968 did Nit J Other states where seeking re - election over rundown on some campus supporters m Democratic gubernatorial Republican State Rep. governors' races at stake in from? Where were thwfl hopefuls are showing varying degrees of coolness to McGovem are Delaware, Carveth the same Thompson, who says he and Nixon are on team dedicated to Tuesday's elections: Indiana: "The major Ferency applauds years ago? Nixon's trips to and Moscow and the Q 1 in, Utah, Indiana. Washington, in difference between myself end of the draft economy government. duriifl North Missouri Carolina, Texas, and McGovem's Taxes are a major issue. Only in Illinois and West and support my opponent is I President Nixon, third party growth administration were cited by repe.tJ own home state of South Virginia and he doesn't; and he do both partisans as actions y Dakota. supports George McGovem, The campaign of Barbara Halpert, Human Democratic and GOP Rights party favorably by their ci South Dakota Gov. and I don't," says GOP candidate for U.S. Senate, will gubernatorial candidates encourage the growth of colleagues. Richard F. Kneip will say, if candidate Dr. third parties in Michigan, Zolton appear firmly identified Otis R. Ferency, candidate for "People are becj Bo wen. Michigan Supreme Court, said Wednesday. more moderate, "I think she's done a fine job, considering the obstacles poliicj Illinois: Democrat Daniel and in many < at she's had," Ferency said. "But michigan state university Walker has identified the dismal one of the assists she's had is respects," said on campaign waged by Griffin and Kelley." is part of a shift ir himself with the national The victories of 30 Socialist candidates in the Canadian over-all philosophy tlit] ticket despite polls that parliamentary election Monday illustrate the theory that show GOP Gov. Richard B. alternative parties are capable of reflected in their atld gaining strength, Ferency toward being in schoci INTERNATIONAL Ogilvie could benefit from an expected ride on Nixon's added. The growth of third parties would contribute to a "more getting an educaij Politically, people M coattails. essential practice of democracy," he said ORCHESTRA •EN A I 6:4 become more moderatil TODAY FEATURE At 7:15-9:30 Having a Party? Trinity's \l. We Deliver back in Keg Bee the saddle *Case Beer 'Liquor *Wine * Assorted Grocery Items again and still horsing Call 3 3 9-2575 around. Joseph F. Levme ami Avco Kmb&ssy Present An Italo Zingarelli film and ask for Jeriy OUTRAGEOUS DOUBLE FEATURE Trinity Is Still My Name * Prints by Deluxe* • COLOR - An *«y 4tl Lake Lansing 2 incredible full length films on the same program. WE HAVE IN-CAR HEATERS Reefer Madness is going into its second week ■ it'sthe The MSU Department of Theatre PRESENTS most popular film shown thus far this term. The reason is simple, its the funniest picture shown this -STttE T0ILETK* or any other term. iby imaHfj Kanaka (LEROI JONES) OPEN YOUR EYE$ anU PREPARE YOURSELF FOR* Rudolf Kempe, Conducting / Teiko Maehashi, Violinist Friday, Nov. 3 The RPO was the last great orchestra to be formed by Sir Thomas Beecham. Sir Thomas invited Rudolf Kempe to be his associate conductor in 1960 and, when the elder maestro died less than a year later, Kempe became chief conductor. He now holds the title "Conductor for Life" at the special wish of the orchestra players. The MSU engagement program consists of Concerto in E Minor by Mendelsohn, Samuel Barber Essay No. 2 and Berlioz' psychedelic "Sinfonie fantastique." CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DANIEL BARENBOIM, Conductor Monday, January 22 Few evenings in the University Auditorium can rival the anticipation and pleasure generated by the annual visits of the Chicago Symphony. Now, with its own sold-out subscription series in Carnegie Hall, with a portfolio of rave reviews from a together Presents triumphant The most j,dithC(Ut. European tour, the Orchestra is letting the world know what it has been missing. AN INDICTMENT tw, M„,. Fm, ^ electrifying 'A remarkable film!' NBC-TV (TodW ***■ MOTHERS say my d.ught., ritual ever \ ' & tell» m* everything BUT DO THEY ? You Ow. It To 2 ORCHESTRAS TO FOLLOW TouriaK To Si* Tim Pictural IN WINTER-SPRING Fri. March 2 MOZARTEUM ORCHESTRA OF SALZBURG RICHARD! L/\ Leopold Hager, Music Director / Walter Berry, Baritone HARRIS as "A MAN I Thurs., April 5 THE LONDON SYMPHONY Andre' Previn, Conductor ORCHESTRA BRA/VJD CALLED HORSE1 TICKETS SERIES OF 4 ORCHESTRAS (Royal Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony, Salzburg Mozarteum and the London Symphony) an 'X' RELEASE INEMA CENTER Kit.MS PRESENTATION Last sum mer was too beautiful to forget Series sales close Nov. 3. outrageous PUBLIC: $20.00, 16.00, 12.50 underground flick . . . and to painful to rememb MSU STUDENTS: $10.00, 8.00, 6.25 Tonight - Wilson Aud. Individual tickets for The Royal Philharmonic on Tonight-Conrad Aud. sale beginning Oct. 19 at the MSU UNION 355 3361 SHOWPLACE 111 OLDS 7:00 & 9:15 PUBLIC: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00 MSU STUDENTS: $3.75. 3.25 2 SHOWTIMES: Reefer 7:00 & 10:00 I :00 & 9:00 00 Brand X 8:45 ADMISSION 1.25 S1 Admission I.D.'s Required $1 Admission I.D.'s Requir*^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 2. 1972 9 (h ■ I I * capacity crowd surged into McDonel Mall cafeteria Tuesday Police report needles, I |fH»Halloweentheir annual party. I Sore than 100 I razors found in candy rtudents took part in I the final skit., I including a prize By UNITED PRESS I ginning team playing international was found by concerned radio program depicting a '"reporting" in a news I roles from the Wizard parents of another child. ficticious landing on earth format that streets Authorities in several were I or. Stan Gill, hall areas of Michigan reported One Grand Rapids radio by beings from an alien empty, all was deserted and ■ food manager, said discoveries of tricks in treats planet. desolate. station tried its own trick I ,he celebration was dropped into Halloween for Halloween night — a The Tuesday night Most listeners I the biggest he's seen bags carried from door to modern version of H. G. version included a local of the prank, a were aware door by children spokesman | jn several years and Tuesday night, and one radio station Wells' "War of the Worlds" radio personality said. ■ drew out a whole played an "October Fool" H floor of muncHkins. joke which spooked many I state News photo 1 by Jon Tynflr listeners. of The seasonal terrorization children continued Antiabortion throughout the state again this year as authorities con reported no arrests after many instances of candy and apples laced with needles and razor blades. DETROIT stay, judg (UPI) — With believed LoVasco, as person's right to give public "Seems like it wasn't as countdown time near on the president of a religious expression of his religious bad this year as last liberalized abortion year," society, was attempting to convictions the time said a Mount Clemens proposal on the election ... police persuade voters, is spokesman, "but we had ballot, antiabortion forces Maher now," Maher said. ruled that one close call. A child was have been given permission LoVasco was only The attorney for the pro just about to take a bite of to keep billboards depiciting expressing his own - abortion group, Shirley an apple when his father Jesus Christ saying, 'Thou convictions ~ guaranteed Burgoyne, said as a saw light reflecting off the shalt not kill." under the U.S. Constitution. Christian she head of a pin. Luckily, the was offended Wayne County Circuit "If there was ever a time father grabbed the apple in Court Judge Richard M. by "a picture suggesting in history when a court is time." Maher denied a request religious disapproval for not going to interfere with a abortion reform." Police in Utica reported Tuesday by a pro - abortion one pin - laced apple group to ban the display on discovered in the treat bag 54 billboards. ^ thriller \twhf,t. of an unsuspecting child by The Michigan Abortion like his cautious parents, and in Referendum Committee my mother Detroit police reported "at filed suit least five confirmed cases" LoVasco, a against John Grosse Pointe \t 1*0 ELLIOTT GOULD of objects put into "treats." Woods insurance salesman, _ I LOVE MY_ A 12 - year - old boy in Ann Arbor obeyed his father of nine and president (£* ...WIFE"^ of the Men of the Sacred parents' order tc bring all Heart, a Catholic treats home for an organization. The suit inspection before tasting claimed the billboards were them and his parents found in violation of a state a razor blade in an election law which forbade apple. Another apple laced with any religious society from a needle was reported by threatening to impose any LOCAL GAYS authorities in Lakeview, and penalty of Ypsilanti police reported a excommunication or the miniature candy bar with a like to influence a voter. needle skewered through it The pro - abortion group Cosh/me ball vance the The ball is BYO a (bring of what gay liberation lortunity to assume the your own alcoholic stands for, McGehee said. ■tity of someone who beverages) party. Soft i a "That is the acceptance 1 always lurked deep unique drinks and hot dogs will be experience," he added. of people for what they are le you," reads a poster provided. There will be a "You meet not only gay individually and not lie Union. "Come forth breakfast at dawn at the what you want them to kirits in the night. The Community Center. 1171 he explained. /sat hand." Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing. $fhioRphere. It is unreal, he The entertainment will sarrealistic. like Alice in First Annual lewide Gay Costume Ball include taped music over an Wonderland." audio system of six speakers The ball is an elaboration Being held from 9 p.m. til ■n Saturday and a light show. in the ■rican Legion Hall on The ball is sponsored by lley Court in East the Michigan Gay ■sing. There is a $1 Confederation, a political Hission charge. action group of gay organizations in Michigan. Profits from the ball will go to support the political pder report activities confederation. of the lailable at Everyone is invited. There are no restrictions on costumes. There will be no pin Library costume judging. "Ideally we want to have as many varied types of ppies of Ralph Nader's people as possible," Alex files on all Michigan McGehee chairman of the ■ressmen and senators Costume Ball committee, ■vailable at the reference said. ■ of the main library. "These costume balls are J16 an established tradition in profiles can be ■ked out for a two - gay bars in New York, ■ time period. Chicago and San Francisco," McGehee said. "The balls have ranged from Jofiles on Sens. Philip small affairs to a Chicago ■ and Robert Griffin and ball where people rented i Charles Chamberlain Rolls Royoes." ■Mailable in the current McGehee described his T file on the second experiences at gay costume | °f the undergraduate balls in the past as "unique." "You have absolutely no idea of how people dress. MARK THE CALENDAR NOV. 12 for "YELLOW MOON" AT HUBBARD HALL I00E1 TODAY! Arena Theater at 3 p.m. NOWIOPEN 12:45 Shows 1:00 3:05-5:10 THE 7:10-9:20 ORESTEIA "JOHN KNOWLES' CLASSIC BE ST-SELLER BECOMES A CLASSIC MOTION PICTURE" A SEPARATE PEACE **+'/2*"T A ' Nov. It MN°v. 3 4 ) Theater *rena 1SEFARATE ^ admission j ^ a, PEA3E PQ*1* "« ADDED Academy Award winning short subject SENTINELS OF SILENCE 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. N0WmK„.. PIRGIM director By TAWN JARVIS promised that "We'll have pledges action to help people affected by schools Tuchinsky, 35, came to affairs in the Hyde Park some results to announce organize by next "With a total of 300,000 issues to help themselves," fall." PIRGIM after a variety of Loop in Chicago. before students are asked to Michigan college students in Tuchinsky said. PIRGIM Current funds received other public interest Tuchinsky founded the join organization K°lng Into the Michigan, we have a massive our winter registration." at will encourage formation of other public - interest from the University of projects. He was active in Midwest Commltte for courts,and potential for social change," Michigan's student tax are the peace movement after Draft Counseling after said PIRGIM's newly But Tuchinsky PIRGIM said will work at the organizations but will not kept in an account receiving his M.A. in English serving as a volunteer draft classified though ^non®1'011 appointed executive control, or be controlled by, controlled by PIRGIM's from Columbia University counselor, following what contributors state level against sexual and *ke director, Joe Tuchinsky this racial discrimination, these outside groups. treasurer, a student at the in 1965. he called a "natural ^"ctions on PIRGIM will seek funding income tax tv ' University. There is a progression from being a PIRGIM (Public Interest pollution and for concerns. consumer only from students at this working account in Lansing He also has taught at volunteer to becoming a PIRCIM to™"'* Research Group in Michigan) recently hired PIRGIM is funded and time, Tuchinsky said, with a student - controlled board controlled by the state staff for meeting day - to - day Roosevelt' University in Chicago and says that he professional." "We hope this is what *>«<*'] leiista™ !? controlled by students three full-time professionals making decisions. He bills, he said. was active in consumer will happen with PIRGIM including Tuchinsky to aid throughout Michigan, he estimates revenues to be volunteers," he added. in statewide organization, said, though it will work collected for the 1972 - 73 He was hired in June with other groups on issues legal counseling and fiscal year will be around after interviews with was $1^ research. Tuchinsky declined to that effect them. Michigan's organization has contacts with public interest research $120,000. "It could go as high as Vote to PIRGIM's official student board and PIRGIM foundation Tuchinsky said. in New a°! v reveal PIRGIM's specific $200,000 for the 1973-74 representatives from other groups in 12 other states. Additional charter activities and plans, but fiscal year," he said, staff mm* "We'll try to be a catalyst campuses. His salary is will be hired "depending how many in on $12,000 a year. East Lansing residents amendment, someone "I'm opposed to PIRGIM at PIRGIM hopes least three ^ simply being one more more pe- THE PROSECUTOR SAYS will decide the fate of two running for a council who name added to a represent mi long list of DOMINO'S HE'S NOT RUNNING A local proposals on Tuesday. Both proposals would position would be required to be a city resident and a backers for this idea," isaidt Tuchinsky- He or that groups. The state board w amend the city charter. registered voter. PIRGIM up "SOCIAL SERVICES'' AGENCY. One The second charter said will work campus contact'",1 PIZZA Maybe that's why he doesn't refer people charged with eliminates amendment the city's two - amendment length of time changes the an appointed towards "a few projects of limited impact" at first, every participating school1 Michigan, Tuchinsky s»! drug abuse to the county and state agencies year residency requirement with concrete Schools which that offer for persons interested in person may fill the in¬ rehabilitation programs. Or maybe it's because accomplishments to be completed their 50' off 50 per cent of those he charged with over running for a city council unexpired term of a city announced drives and referendu drug abuse were council vacancy. as they are are certified position. completed. their Under the current law, governing boards (with coupon) Dropping the two - year the council has to appoint a Tuchinsky said he plans collect fees include Mike Stafford wants to get the Ms priorities straight. He residency requirement, in to extend PIRGIM's Oakland thinks that the prosecutor's office should offer treatment to qualified person to serve the influence to the three University G: Free existence since the 1940s, remainder of the unexpired Valley State College, Wa 30 minute 351-7100 drug abusers. He will prosecute the pushers and the users who refuse treatment. would bring the city more term, within 30 days of branches of state State and University a delivery in line with two 1971 city council government through Michigan. good on any pizza vacancy. district court decisions STAFFORD FOR PROSECUTOR The amendment would one coupon per person Oemocrat stating that two and three - provide for filling the POLICE November 7 Good thru Sun. Nov. 5, Trowbridge Shop only year residency requirements . . . because the record isn t good enough were unconstitutional. vacancy in the same Paid for by Students for Stafford. manner, but instead of If voters pass the sitting for the entire unexpired term, the appointed person would BRIEFS serve only until the next THE MERRY PUMPKIN Singers, "12 regularly scheduled city young |,' strong," sang Halloween Carols to the desk officers at council election. East Lansing Police Dept. Tuesday night, police said #*<* A 17 - YEAR - OLD student was arrested at the MS Bookstore Tuesday for stealing an umbrella, calendar b; and notebook. The student escaped from store secir guards, but turned himself in 90 minutes later at the" of Public Safety. *** TWO BIKES worth $137 were stolen from the racks Landon and East Wilson Tuesday. CLUB ROMA presents BOOGIE NIGHT every Friday night music by PLAIN BROWN WRAPPER If you are tired of crowded city bars, get out to the country with Club Roma Al Capone did it and dug it. phone 651-5308 for info \ in the Bo/k acapulco for nine /un day/ of winter break Here's the perfect sun break you'll be needing come Decern ber! Plan now to spend Dec. 14 22 on the sun-drenched - beaches of Acapulco Bay. Sponsored by your MSU Employees Credit Union, this bargain vacation package includes: round-trip jet, deluxe accommodations at the El Presidente Hotel on Acapulco Bay beach, full American breakfasts daily, cruise on the bay, cocktails, tips, etc. Phone or visit Ann Allen today at College Travel, 130W Grand River Ave., for complete details. Phone 351-6010. Get it together. Price per person (based on double occupancy) JUST $ X y J BOONE'S FARM STRAWBERRY HILL. APPLE WINE & NATURAL STRAWBERRY WOW! ONE LUCKY & OTHER NATURAL FLAVORS. TRAVELER'S NAME WILL BE BOONE'S FARM, MODESTO, CALIFORNIA. DRAWN ON ARRIVAL FOR A FULL $293 REFUND! Michigan State News, East Lansing, IHrchigan Thursday, November 2, 1972 IT • atergate suspect gets jail sentence ■m u0d from page naae 1) 1) a cashier's a cashier's check check in in the the same same i . endorsed the check on the into Barker's hands, used to finance Committee to Re amount from a Boca Raton back but knew nothing of the operative who worked as a question was not Wfatergate the charge to a L President. bank. He said he gave the Dahlberg answered : "I have Witergate breakin. White House public but the use of a notary seal, any notarization of his no misdemeanor. is one of seven check to Maurice H. Stans, signature by Barker. knowledge of the Barker, 55, was arrested relations consultant, were Barker had been charged Lady defendants. disposition or expenditure inside the After the trial, a smiling finance chairman of the Dahlberg said he was not of the Watergate indicted with the other five under a felony statute Rothblatt and dour - testified that he Committee to Re - elect the aware Barker had cashed the money." complex along with Frank and accused of being inside jahlberg in President, the next day Democ ratic party R. Sturgis, which could have seen him looking Barker said they hed UP $25,000 check April 20 at the officials and Dade County Virgilio R. the Watergate complex sentenced to five years in would appeal the contributions during a meeting in Republic National Bank in Gonzales, Eugenio R. during the breakin. "" State Atty. Richard Gerstein Martinez and James W prison, but Baker reduced conviction. Wishing ton. Miami. contend the $25,000 was McCord Jr. ^,oufie" and med the The Minneapolis industrialist said he Asked by Goodhart if he part of $114,000 in GOP Liddy and E. Howard Gerstein told the judge, iy April 10 to purchase knew how the check got campaign contributions Hunt, a former CIA "We think a jail sentence is warranted in this case. This act was part of a scheme for Drug scare tactics fail (continued from page 1) !-T salary list revealed the bugging of the prevention officials Democratic national especially what it called a including planners, headquarters. The purpose "significant and well - directors, staff, counselors, of this money was to pay entrenched adult group leaders and clergy. professional burglars to population" opposed to Despite these opponents, IvBECKIE hanes alphabetical order for the pay increases the were also doing work of higher level "Low salaries be break into the Atergate." illegal drug use. report said, "it seems I News Staff Writer entire University. terminated. than that for which they are corrected can only if the entire In addition, the report clear" that dropping » response to requests Clerical - technical and "The major complaints paid; employes are placed in salary schedule is said, acceptance of limited prevention goals "is D clerical - technical administrative professional - about these classification the upper steps of a revamped," he added Repas drug use may create becoming more feasible as grade Several times, when _) and administrative - employes are each part of systems have been the level on the basis of who recommended that an Goodhart tried to question unemployment in certain time goes on." Ifessional personnel ■ separate job classification elimination of merit they know rather than what employe should file a witnesses about Barker's circles. Among those with "In a drug - taking ng for salary systems, with 12 grade increases has resulted in a they do; and jobs are formal grievance or ask for a connection to the Watergate a "vested interest in society many youths choose -nation, the Committee levels for clerical - technical 'oss °' potential earning; the classified by personnel review if he feels he is continuing existing drugs, especially marijuana doing affair, Rothblatt ■.Rational Pay Policy is workers and 10 levels for general salary schedules are unfamiliar with the required work of a higher level than interrupted with successful programs," it said, are rather than the adult lijng combined salary administrative profession^ too low; many employes are duties," Repas said. what he is being paid. objections that the issue in various private and accepted and widely used 1 to clerical - technical employes. The value of each government al drug alcohol," the report said. E today. job is determined in relation to other job6. Jobs v> University released requiring the (nistrative - professional same amount of [y information Oct 19, education, background, skill STOP PRESS I not for the clerical - and ability are placed in the linical workers. The same grade level. tjjittee decided to make In an introductory Jllable both lists of statement, committee ■nnation condensed into chairman Bob Repas said 1 document. The cost of the unilateral suspension of 1 publication has not merit increases in July has E determined yet. frozen employes in their L 17 page document present pay steps. Employes See Our 12 Page Supplement . J name, rank and salary. will not receive a salary Ike the faculty salary list increase except when lished by the University, specifically authorized by personnel the board of trustees, Repas To This Paper ■ listing groups a department, not in said. The merit and step - Herriman VW, Inc. 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Something has got mark to be proud of because he has done it all on to give. the ground — he hasn't cought a pass this season. Purdue is fourth in the conference in total Armstrong is averaging 5.2 yards per carry and has scored three touchdowns. But in two previous offense, averaging 341 yards every time it steps out on the gridiron. The Boilermaker offense contests, he has been held to minimal gains by the mellowed last week against Illinois in managing Spartans, collecting only 132 yards in the MSU-Purdue games of his sophomore and junior only 245 yards, a big stepdown from the 479 yards garnered against Northwestern the previous week. And agaisnt the Wildcats, Purdue didn't "Last year we had the ball so much it was easy even complete a pass. to shut off Armstrong," Daugherty commented The Boilermakers shifted to the wishbone-type concerning the '71 contest when the Spartans offense last spring, taking the emphasis off their rolled over Purdue, 43-10, and gained 698 total passing game. In the past years and even last year, yards. Purdue was the passing team of the Big Ten. Defensively, Purdue will match anyone in the Boilermaker quarterback Gary Danielson is still conference, in both size and statistics. The one of the finest passers in the nation, but does Biolermakers are first in the league in defensing not display his throwing wares to any great degree the run and second overall in preventing yardage from the wishbone set. gains. The Purdue defensive unit is allowing a mere 4.3 points per game in Big Ten play, running "They're running game is so good they don't need to pass," MSU defensive backfield coach third in that department behind the two Michigan Sherm Lewis commented on the Purdue offense. members of the Big Ten. The Boilermaker running game is indeed good. The interior of the Boilermaker defensive line Probably the best in the conference, one of the has more pouncfc than the Royal Bank of England. best personnel-wise in the nation. Middle guard Greg Bingham weighs in at 222, "They've got the best halfback speed in the while tackles Bronco Keser and all-America conference," Duffy Daugherty lauded. candidate Dave Butz scale 249 and 275, But speed isn't the only prerequisite to starring respectively. in the Biolermaker backfield. There's a bit of "Purdue has a bigger line than any line in the quality floating around. National Football League," Spartan offensive line Dave Most of that quality is supplied by halfback coach Joe Carruthers said earlier in the week. Otis Armst THE GIFT WITH TH6 Redskins' Jur Booters tie, M may face end with tough BGl NEW YORK (UPI) - "It's most club. You By CHARLES JOHNSON it not being able toge„ likely that just don't replace George Allen confirmed Sonny's career could be at a guy like Jurgensen." State News Sports Writer a consistent attack », Wednesday that quarterback an end," said Allen by the much more Jurgensen, one of the The MSU soccer team aggm Sonny Jurgensen's career phone from Washington. outstanding passers in the suffered another setback to Bowling Green squad. may be over. "It's a terrible blow to game, suffered a ruptured its The Bowling Green J our aspirations for a post - Achilles tendon Sunday season playoff berth by came with 25 minuteslol in the first half against the New York tying Bowling Green 1 - 1 on a fitmomiAt— Giants and underwent Wednesday in an away dribbling boot that goti INTRODUCTORY LECTURE surgery Monday. He will be clash. Spartan goalie | replaced by Bill Kilmer, Goldman. ON Bowling Green, boasting who led the Redskins into a 6 - 1 * 1 record going into With three the playoffs last season remaining in the I MIND CONTROL" when Jurgensen was out the game was more a physical team than the much Spartans evened the sJ game after Gerry Murray *»» i with a shoulder injury. Spartans, although the MSU pulB Allen said he feels ball in play from thecoT Jurgensen will have SM finesse kept them in the game all the way. and forward Mike KeJ difficulties returning from GERRY MURRAY Again the Spartan slammed it into the Bo? the injury, one of the most offense was the culprit, with Green net. disabling an athlete can « Coach ^ayton I ALPHA Brain Wave Function suffer. J* y p 1 x' P'l-esse d obii "That injury means eight disappointment with] Wells FOR IVtftTONC MTCRCSTCO '» DEWLOWW KINTAL POWERS. """A AILVA MIN> covrmn. or nine rehabilitation," Allen months gets team's perforn blaming it partially onj explained. "It's tough to inability to adjust tol special prices to all students. back come sincerely hope Sonny from it. I to play for fields. "We always play bail Sgr, \ : SSI?owww * !."nincTo"ro:r' return but I can't count can on soggy fields," FullersaidT FOX* OAKLAND (UPI) — An Alameda County think we are definiteljT Superior Court judge Wednesday modified Warren Wells' better team and shouldli probation, thus freeing the wide receiver to join the Houston Oilers, easily won the game." | who claimed him from the Oakland Raiders a week The Spartans had sei ago. I0WNT0WN FRANDOR LANSING HAIL .00 Wells is on probation from the court on opportunities to si MERIDIAN MALI Fri. Nov. 3-7:30 PM rape charges stemming back to 1969 and only recently couldn't cash in. Sat. Nov. 11 -9:00 AM was released m from a California rehabilitation center. With 30 secoi| Hospitality Motor Inn I DOWNTOWN, Open Monday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. LANSING MALL, Weekdays 'til 9 p.m.; Sun. 1 till 5 p.m. 1 496 at JOLLY RO. EXIT Judge William J. McGinnis said he was releasing Wells in remaining in the j FRANDOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. pmscntio a*: MRS. SIGARDSON liccnmc the care of a Texas parole department "which would Murray booted the balll MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos, Mich., Open Weekdays 'til 9 p.m oversee conditions of the parole the Bowling Green 1 ' while he is performing this football season for the Oilers. hitting the post a The judge said that if Wells has was messed on the folio any further arrests of violates his probation in any other matter, such violations up by Kenney. It wejl must be reported to the Alameda example of the kr' For C-T's an County Probation Only Department within which runs two weeks by the football player. Wells agreed to the modified terms of his through Jan. 13, 1975. probation luck the having all Luck Spartans havt year. continued to J against the Spartans » From AFSCME the M u rray game when for*J hospitals On Nov. 13-14, you will have to choose in a Everyday Is Ring Day was with undetermined stout pains. Murray has beem key offensive player tow run-off election between AFSCME and the association. C-T volunteers working with AFSCME At MSU BOOKSTORE Spartans all season. are concerned that before you make your decision, you have all the facts. Informed and responsible decision-making by all local members is what Don't let graduation coitw and go without your AFSCME is all about. That is why we are Visual Diploma. Come on in and order holding your JOHN two meetings this week. The meetings will be: ROBERTS CLA&S RING today . 1 or anyday, Varsity Club mewl and honoraries are remit* . anytime at Customer Service in thf front of the ioMoiiH .'i meeting V store. No deposit necessary. Payment may be made with cash at the time of order placement or COD, all Thursday, Nov. 2,7:30 p.m. rings being thipped direct t6 you from the manufacturer. ^ V* \v •••//' 105 S. Kedzie Hall pocock's John Roberts Rings pertinent facts * Lifetime Guarantee Friday, Nov. 3, noon * Six Week Shipment The first Michel legislature only hadtMB members ■ Union Gold Room We think that AFSCME has a lot to offer C-T's. Higher wages, better working conditions, and more Whalens Has It All- fringe benefits. But a few C-T's can't speak for all of you. That is why we urge you to take the time to Televisions Radios attend one of these two meetings. Camera Equipment Housewares Console Stereos Let your voice be heard. Find out what others Sporting Goods are Module Stereos Gifts saying. Then make up your own mind. Power Tools Watches Guns Bar - B - Cues AFSCME IS THE DEMOCRATIC ALL NAME BRANDS UNION FOR PUBLIC EMPLOYES 2709 W. Michigan, '..I...., WHALENS . 487-6074 %¥>-*>.v.v.v.v.v Lansing Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 2, 1972 13 [GARY KORRECK MSU football By Senior harriers key to title Y PAT FARNAN meet is a getting boring meet, is a threw three year letter - vpnr letter " - State News Sports Writer winner and has capably ^competitor "I'm for us.' All good things must handed the No. 1 duties for only helping the come to team if I do my best," an end. MSU cross Gibbard this fall, knotting Last fall I was 8 sP°rte wr,tOT for th® state News country coach Jim Gibbard his first win of the year Kilpatrick said. "I try to I hpcausc I wanted to be around all the excitement of knows what it's like. He's against Iowa last week. encourage everyone up to about the three - mile Ric Ten athletics; everybody knows Brad Van Pelt losing four good "Cross country has really mark, runners Ikes more magazine covers than Clifton Wharton. this year. meant a lot to me," but after that I have to Everyone knows that "Spartan teams are bound to Randy Kilpatrick, Ken Kilpatrick said. "There's worry about my own race." jn» because "they're fighting with a vim." Ali the Pope joy, Rob and Ron been a lot of hard work Popejoy, on the other I cLrts writers used to know the words. Cool will all involved, but it's hand, hasn't had one of his ■ depart from been a better years. An This fall I'm not a sports writer. Gibbards cross country outstanding very enjoyable experience." track I do not mean to say MSU athletics are no longer team this fall. That's a and cross country big Kilpatrick expounded on I xciting ^ I do not mean to, but I cannot help it. loss. the team performer throughout an 16 When I covered cross country last year I thought it spirit which illustrious Spartan career, Big because these four typifies a successful I was boring: all those guys sweating and puking every seniors were the mainstay of country team. cross 'Pope' remains a definite I Saturday. I wanted to get into something big like a squad which won the Big "It's far more rewarding threat both as a team I football. Then I went to an MSU football game. All Ten member and an individual. I those guys sweating and puking and running in circles championships last as a team spirit," he said. "Ken, of year, the course, has -at least the harriers had a destination. Spartan Invitational, and earned the "In^ track for you're more on instance, enjoyed some wonderful your own. I could not believe a group of supposedly grown success," Gibbard said. "But reputation of being the Almost every event is inen could play a game for 60 minutes and still not get 13th best harrier unit in the it's going to be up to him I warmed up. dependent on a strong and pride to pull us nation. individual performance. But together I The scene reminded me of a game my roommate has enough to win this thing." "As the in cross country, I caBed "Sports Illustrated Football." The game is set up season has the winning is The frail senior was an all I to "realistically" portray the offensive and defensive progressed, three of our result of a 'together' seniors have done a - American in both track I attitudes of a number of collegiate teams. The only very group." and cross fine job and we hope that "Kilpatrick country as a I drawback is that the game charts are set up in a way to came to us sophomore, and repeated they continue to lead the without scholarship," I make the results unrealistic. way in the Gibbard a last year in track as he won Big Ten," said. "Only At least they seemed unrealistic until I watched I MSU play. Gibbard said. through hard work and the^NCAA indoor mile. Kilpatrick, who placed determination was he given "Running has been a I did not really believe a team could fumble eight times in a game or lose 12 yards on a line plunge. fifth in last year's Big Ten a scholarship. He's been a very rewarding experience for me," Popejoy said. "It's Seniors last I did not believe a team could hold its opponents MSU senior harriers (left to good to have that break in right) Ron Cool, Ken Popejoy, Randy Kilpatrick and I inside its own 30 as many as sue or seven times a game the summer. Without it, Rob Cool prepare for their last crack at the Big Ten I and not gain enough momentum to win. four veterans hold the Spartans key to cross country championship. The running could tend to wear success Saturday at Iowa City. I did not believe a college quarterback could go one for four and improve his passing percentage or that a I half back could rush for 82 yards in seven minutes and I get benched. Hockey season me out and I'd probably lose interest. But overall it's been an outlet to many different people and meeting "Normally we don't recruit from junior colleges, but after Invitational. the State News photo by Spartan Craig Porter And, finally, I could not believe that I was my room stomping my feet and cursing at the four I horsemen in heaven while the team's coach was sitting in ends for women I've really enjoyed it." The Cool twins, transfers these two kids in Michigan." were the best Ron got off to a good "Rob is runner a better distance than Ron and telling from Grand Rapids Junior start this spring finishing probably has been of more I reporters he was "disappointed." MSU women will finish putting the bail in the cage College, haven't been in the second for the MSU unit help to us," Gibbard said- I What I do believe is that the off their field hockey season and taking home victories. "Ron is game here has gotten spotlight as much as their more of the half - ■ boring. Boring enough to warrant watching reruns of "I 4 p.m. Thursday when they Top scorers for the against Miami of Ohio, but miler senior counterparts, but type and he's going to ■ Dream of Jeannie" instead of Spartan take on Wayne State on Old Spartans were left inner Pat have experienced a midseason have to give us a little more highlights. been an invaluable I It is frustrating as well, watching a team execute a College Field. Casey, right inner Betsy asset to the Spartans in their drought mainly at the help Saturday." ■ wishbone offense with ail the enthusiasm of The Spartans plan to add Hallgren, and left wing two - year stay. Spartan's home course. a turkey another win to their dual "I'm glad this is the last Rob placed 14th last fall ■ the day after Thanksgiving. And cocaptain Jan Greene. "The Cools have done an passing, once a source meet record of 3-1-2. Coach time I'll have to run here," in the Big Ten and notched ■of great excitement, has taken on some MSU will compete in the excellent job of filling in for new he said referring to the Mikki Baile anticipates a a first in dual (dimensions at MSU. Michigan Selections us," Gibbard said. competition Forest Akers golf course, against Notre Dame. : Woody Hayes used to say there were three strong Wayne State team Saturday at Olivet College. ■that happened to a pass and two of them werethings bad, but thinks the aggressive Players compete as a team MSU team will be ready to ■incompletes and interceptions. MSU has added losses meet them. but are selected by judges Hand fumbles. The Spartans' only method of attack is the punt start The Spartans got a late in the on an individual basis- PLANNING A YEAR OF i, and it shows. Bill scoring STUDY am Simpson, a defensive back, Is the team in scoring with 18 points, twelve of department thitf year ;hem on punt returns, dominating the ball in most matches but failing to rush j I miss being a sports writer, but it is easier knowing forward and score. ■that I have not missed any action. When the team finally Tel Aviv [ Go get 'em harriers. Keep me awake until basketball overcame it's hesitation in University Overseas Student Programs offer credit- earning the circle, MSU programs open to American students. began ■ One Year Programs for Freshmen, Sophmores, Juniors including SPECIAL! LAST 3 DAYS special divisions in the Exact Sciences & Jewish Studies. ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER \ ^ ■ Spring semester at Tel Aviv University. I AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON OF OUR ANNIVERSARY American X\C°0 ■ Summer Sessions & Archaeology Programs. Friends x\'% *8.00 of Tel Aviv ^ ■ A unique & meaningful life experience. ELECTRIC PORTABLE SALE University, Inc. 41 East 42nd Street * $ 11.00 \\ STANDARD MANUAL OFFICE ELECTRIC $11.00 $15.00 New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) MU 7-5651 TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 1 1477 Haslett Roger Stuart ISRAEL 1973-74 For immediate information Rd. Haslett 339-8258 FRANDOR CENTER representative: Donald Goldstein 240612 Peabody Terrace \ Cambridge, Mass. 02138 \ 1(617)492-2584 Attention Photo Fans!! , MARKS JETNA IS LOOKING FOR PEOPLE & PHOTO SHOW TO LOOKOUT FOR PEOPLE- MILLIONS OF THEM. November 10, 11, 12 at the PANTLIND HOTEL GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN SEE . . . * Live How - To - Programs FRIDAY -12:00 TO 9:00 PM * Unveiling of new equipment SATURDAY 12:00 TO 9:00 PM - * Demonstrations SUNDAY 12:00 TO 6:00 PM - * SPECIAL Show Prices n Columbia Records SEE ALL THE FABULOUS NEW EQUIPMENT and is wiping IT'S REALLY BIG - AND MARKS HAS GOT IT! people out this week Friday, November 10 2:00 P.M. - "Cameras With Motor Drive and How To Use Them", Milt Latsonas, Honeywell, Inc. 4:00 P.M. "Electronic Flash Photography", Milt Latsonas, Honeywell, Inc. NO - 7:00 P.M. - "Picture Your Travels", Jack Englert, Eastman Kodak Company 8:30 P.M. University - "Auxilliary Lenses and What They Will Do for You", Philip G. Coleman, Mich. State COVER | ^Murday, 2:00 November 11 TONITE P.M. - "Picture Your Travels", Jack Englert, Eastman Kodak Company 4:00 P.M. - "Electronic Flash Photography". Mile Latsonas, Honeywell, Inc. 7:00 P.M. "Invitation - to Portraiture", Evelyn R. Zeek, ARPS, APSA, Grand Rapids, Michigan 8:30 P.M. - "Auxilliary Lenses and What They Will Do for You", Philip G. Coleman. Mich. State I „ University I ""day, November 12 1:00 P.M. - "Picture Your Travels", Jack Englert, Eastman Kodak Company 3:00 P.M. . "Auxilliary Lenses and What They Will Do for You". Phiiip G. Coleman. Mich. State University Proceeds to Grand Valley Photo Guild Affiliated Clubs GRAND RAPIDS CAMERA CLUB GRAND RAPIDS COLOR SLIDE CLUB GRAND VALLEY CINEMA CLUB WOODLAND PHOTO CLUB ^ J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Nover COMET SEDAN - TOYOTA COROLLA 1969, MODERN STUDIO furnished, SNOW TIRES, C78 - 14", four automatic. Good runner. needs work but great bargain. near campus, $145. Leave ply nylon, used one season, CONTOUR $185. 484 5803 after 5pm. $550. 332-8301.3-11-6 message at 351^790. 2 11-3 $35. 5-11-3 Also 18 gallon glass and 5 TOYOTA MARK II HOSMER, SOUTH 315 CUTLASS - 1969, 442, W30, - gallon metal frame aquarium, PHONE 355-8255 Stationwagon — 1970, Lower floor, 2 bedrooms, with stand and fish, $35. 23,000 miles. Hurst, power automatic, stereo, 355-4687 347 Student Services Bldg refrigerator and stove, 1 351-7123 evenings. 6-11-3 steering, AM/FM, lifts, mags, or 349-9848. 3-11-3 child, $145 including clean. 484-6262. 3-11-3 •AUTOMOTIVE utilities, $145 deposit. SET OF 7.75 x 1" wow tires. TOYOTA LANDCRUISER References required. Call excellentOn Scooters & Cycles CUTLASS S - 1971, many 1 970. Locking hubs, between 8 - 5. 484-4761. ixhpslt '.H Dh Parts & Service extras. Best offer over excellent condition. Call after 10-11-8 $2,600. 393-5843. 2-11-2 7pm, 641 6945. 3-11-3 Aviation •EMPLOYMENT GIRL NEEDED for 3 girl CUTLASS SUPREME 1971 TR6 * 1971, 18,000 miles, apartment through June. Call INDIAN CORN by Spartan FOR RENT perfect condition, private AM/FM. After 5pm, Dick, 332-2115. 5-11-6 Agronomy, room 311 owner. 393-4211 after 6pm. Apartments 351-6999. 2-11-3 Agriculture Hall, Tuesday - Houses EAST SIDE Lansing. 1 - Thursday, 3 - 5pm 5-11-2 Rooms VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR bedroom apartment. DATSUN 1967 sedan, 53,000 - Partially LENSES sedan deluxe 1965 - 62,500 furnished. Parking and PRECISION * "FOR SALE miles, good tires, economical. 0ur miles. Some new parts. utilities paid. 332-0322 daily lat> 0 P Tu> il Animals Mobile Homes #Lost & Found 23mpg. 484-9723. 5-11-8 Asking $450. Survived from several winters. Priced to sell. $600 (negotiable). Call for Chip, ONE 9 - 5pm. 4-11-3 GIRL for two - man, Plywood discount, Michigan, Lansing. 372 C-3-11-3 2615Ice1 •PERSONAL •PEANUTS PERSONAL 337-9130 7 pm. 3-11-2 - 9 am or 5 - 7 1 ITS BEEN 3 VEARS NOW SON AND WE WERE WONDERING IF nicely furnished. Quiet. Close 351 9438. 3-11-2 Sales FURNITURE: rooms for ycomp|i only til •REAL EoTATE VW 1967. 3121 S. Pennsylvania Clean, economical, VOU VE GOTTEN IT TOGETHER VET?' SUBLET 4 man furnished brooks fURNiturT •RECREATION dependable. $750 or best offer. 337-2119. 3-11-6 apartment winter, spring TU 2-0276 627-9600.0-1l.3o 1 •SERVICE FORD 1969 convertible. Power terms. Call 332-2637. 5-11-3 •Paneling 50 Instruction &nuA/av$pauM<, /»*/*& /£■ lanvns. urn USED spa™ m steering and brakes, sharp, VW 1969, beige sedan, sunroof, •Spindles $9.9j and up. 9 «Qor , Typing Service very reasonable. $1,050. radio, excellent condition, GIRL NEEDED, no smoking, •New shipment of Consoles! 627-6383. 3-11-3 winter term only. 1 block to Portables, Zig . J $1045. 337-2508. 3-11-16 •TRANSPORTATION •• ii campus. 332-2418 or Unfinished Furniture straight stitchers. vacuum aJI •WANTED FORD WAGON 1970. 9 VW 1970 351-0888. 3-11-3 Hours: 8 - 5 M ■ cleaners, $3.50 J - Must sell! Sunroof, GRaI — up. electro •• passenger, air, power snow tires, excellent 804 East RATES *• accessories, trailer package, NEW VW face bars, $25. New THE F. E. COMPTON ROOMMATE WANTED Michigan LanJ condition. $1,400. 351-7088. Hours 9 am clean, excellent care. $2,175. VW windshields, $25. Used COMPANY will be Female to share two - man, • 5pm.'sau,J k—^ No. DAYS 482-3140. 3-11-6 parts for foreign and American cars call Student interviewing for full and part time employment. Contact available now, close. $95 plus utilities. 355-8346 between 8 9 12 noon. - 0-11-30 JVOIjDS 5 10 FORD 1968 - Custom, one VW Runs 1970. Beige, 36,000 well. 351-8490. miles. Parts Locator, 332-3016, 635 the Placement Bureau for - 12 and 1 - 5pm. Debbie. 100 USED vacuum"clj very Tanks, tUL&U ToT 6.50 13.00 Abbott Road, Apartment further information. 5-11-3 3-11-3 canisters and up owner, showroom condition. ~ 3-11-3 Guaranteed 1 full ye3r Call 484-8618, ask for Don. 102. 5-11-7 tann 780 15.60 3-11-6 BOYNE HIGHLANDS Harbor NEEDED NOW: one female and up. 0 E NNI VW SUPER BEETLE 1971, LYSOLECITHIN IN DISTRIBUTING COMPAffl M - your iEi nm 6.00 9 75 19.50 Aviation Springs, Michigan will be roommate. Sophomore or ni WW 7.20 11.70 23.40 GALAXIE 1964, $150. What excellent condition. offer. Call 8 - 10am, 6 - Best 8pm, interviewing for full time older. Near campus. $75. lecithin. Call for help and a supply of virtuous lipids. 316 N. Cedar, Market. C-2-11-2 oppositec| you see is what you get I winter employment. 337-0591.5-11 7 349-1756 after 6pm. 5-11-8 353-4102. 4-11-3 LEARN Catalog available from TO FLY! Complete Waitresses, busboys, ski - g£j QQI 8.00 13.00 26.00 flight training. All ONE BEDROOM SUPELCO, INC., Bellefonte, SEWING MACHINE Clears VW FASTBACK 1969. Very courses are rental, ski - repair, hostesses, unfurnished 03E5D 10.00 16.25 32.50 government and VA certified. Pennsylvania. We're only a Sale. Brand new po GRAND PRIX 1969 - 33,000 good condition. $1000 or cashiers, and desk clerks, luxury apartment. East actual miles, 4 new tires, plus November 11, from 10:00am Lansing area across the street phone call away. For urgent $49.95, $5 per month, best offer. Call after 5pm, service call lection DEADLINE 2 studded snow tires, to 4:00pm. Apply in person. from campus. Call 351-9020. Enterprise 681 of recondition 393-2594. 4-11-3 5-11-3 used machines, 1 P.M. one class day excellent condition. 3-11-3 Sinjil Whites, Necchis, New Ho# before publication. 627-4848. 1-11-2 $19] IS WASHER SPIN dryer and "many others," AGRICULTURE DEGREES, ONE MAN needed JAGUAR Agronomy, Economics, Apartments combination, Hoover. $75. to $ 39.9 5 TerJ Cancellations/Co rections 12 noon r- - 1967, 2 tops, wire wheels, call 393-1851 after »♦ Education, Engineering, deposit. Nov Phone 651-6133. 3-11-2 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTlJ - one Animal 351-8105. 3-11 COMPANY, 1115 n 5:30pm. 3-11-6 Science, all natural class day before WHY BORROW Money For ORGAN - FULL sized Sears, Washington. 489 64(1 helmet resources, horticulture, silvertone spinet. $300. C-2-1 - publications. and tools, sacrifice Tuition? Make $100 a week NEED JEEP C - J - 5 Warn hubs, poultry, swine, cattle, dairy GIRL $185. Phone 694-0794. Phone 646-6015. 3-11-2 part time. Car necessary. needed for international The State News will be overdrive, metal top, rust responsible only for the proofed. 355-8841. __5-1J-2 489-3494. C-11-30 work in the PEACE CORPS. Talk with a recruiter MSU GUNS, RIFLES and pistols of Levi's X-X-5-11-7 SUZUKI 1972 Trail bike with - first day's incorrect new mud grips. $350. Phone NON-STUDENT Placement Office, November all kinds. Buy, both new and used. Guns trade, and sell, Blue Denim Bells | insertion. MERCEDES 1959's, 1 diesel, Waitresses, age 18 25, 30 hours 7-9th. 5-11-8 ROOMMATE can Corduroy Bells 394-0694. 7-11-9 - NEEDED, own also be rented for the Call 351-2755 hunting All students aas must oe $275. 1 220 - S for parts. or more. between 2 5 pm. 0-11-30 SERVICE STATION attendants bedroom and bath. Call season. Best prices in town. Brushed Denim Belli | 487-3439. 5-11-2 BMW's, - Meadowbrook Trace. Bush Jeans prepaid TRIUMPHS, 650 guns in stock. See BOB'S needed - full or part time. 393-0210. 2-11-3 YAMAHAS! End of season GUN SHOP, 2412 South MERCEDES BENZ BABYSITTER. 2 preschoolers, Inquire at 1621 East Regular Levis - 1964, 220 sale. Leathers, accessories, Cedar. Call 371-2244. Closed SE, 6 cylinder, fuel injection 7:45am - 5:30pm. Own Michigan Avenue, Lansing. ONE MAN needed for 4 man 2 flannelshirts parts, service. SHEP'S - • Sundays. 20-1 V-TJ regular oil change, lub job, transportation, references. 3-11-3 bedroom furnish "rf Clut'**" I Mechanics ♦Restoration time position. Open to neat, personable and reliable EFFICIENCY SUBLET $137.50 per month. Furnished, ROOMS studio TO BE used workroom, darkroom, as art 29 %30 % 31 27. Chests PONTIAC LeMans 1968. 2 - ♦Electrical Work people. Some experience utilities, free bus to campus. carpeted, paneled. $30/ % % 30 Roo,e' 11 Dent*1" ■ I V/, % % door a 32 33 34 55 hardtop, good Specialty desired, personal interview only. For appointment, call Call 332-8893 from 5 - 7pm. 3-11-3 monthly. Garages $10/ monthly. 351-0997. 3^, Waterholes P1 *7 3V 2-11-2 Va % St 36 Use Your Your Service Center 484- 4567. 2-11-3 3; Silkwo'"1 For FOREIGN AUTOS WOMAN TO share 3 M3 38. Carr» girl For Sale PART TIME - 39 unwritK" MASTER CHARGE student apartment. Fully furnished. THUNDERBIRD - 1958, new MS 45 46 40 Defe*" I rear end, rebuilt transmission. STOP PLAYING budget bingol employment with distributor. Utilities and parking % At The STATE NEWS $550. 337-1129 before 6pm. 5-11-6 Look for a better today's Classified Ads. job in Automobile required PARAGON PRODUCTS INC., 351-5800. C-1-11-2 ' included. Private room. 1 block from campus. $75. 349-9609.0-11-30 REVERSIBLE SUEDE leather jacket, brown, size 12. $60 - 47 $ 46 % 49 Call 351-3247. 3-11-2 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 2, 1972 15 STUDENT 10 PIRGIM, 'II' agree |H» 365-8255 FREE .A lesson in on tax method complexion Call SEKyiCJE care. PIHgCTOKY 484-4519, East Michigan or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE NORMAN (continued from page 1) the other. is an equitable one and we described on the ballot card and table for collecting feel that it fulfills the which students voted on at the tax be set up somewhere COSMETICS STUDIOS. The decision was reached mandate of the students. It the fall referendum that in the registration line. THE DIRECTORY C-2-11-2 pAB CLASSES! A to Z RENTAL Tuesday morning at the seventh is the system PIRGIM approved the PIRGIM tax. fet&KUV r c«.l SELLS YOUR SERVICE! 6019 S. Cedar U-HAUL RENTALS 393-2232 PREGNANT? Call us. WE understand. Pregnancy the two groups. meeting between desired," Roger Telschow, PIRGIM representative, However the University But PIRGIM blasted that proposal as "tin can down "We feel that the decision counseling. 372-1560. said. questioned whether the |r|nnej.ls FOR MORE INFO vallev-towr ight PERMANENT HITCHES C-11-30 "I feel this agreement check - off would meet a the end of the would result in line," which a loss of tax definition of voluntary tax biip now! 371-1830 CALL TAMARA 355-8255 INSTALLED meets both the letter and revenue. Pullback STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 and would per the spirit of the University's adequately month, $23 term. Free Say savings delivery, service per and pick-up. criteria for collecting protect those students not The present agreement .. PER LOAD COLLEGE TRAVEL BUD'S (continued from page 1) student taxes," Eldon wanting to pay the tax. was reached as KbEST f or less No deposit. TV's available at a Auto Parts Inc. Nonnamaker, vice president Louis Hekhuis, associate Iu/fNDROW'S OFFICE same rates. Call NEJAC, wreckage at dusk, more dean of students, said last compromise at the Tuesday Knowash KECIAL TEXAS 130 West Grand River Ave. Late Model Motors and parts a 337-1300. C-11-30 than 24 hours after the twin rotor CH47 Chinook went for student affairs, said. Telschow said both sides week that the University did meeting. speciality. - ■ WASHER 50C 351-6010 Halfway between Holt would meet again next week not consider PIRGIM's Neither side could say " 36 ' VINE ST. -^o^ears Mason on N Cedar and 694-2154 ; Peanuts Personal m down Tuesday about 35 miles southwest of Saigon. to work out a few remaining procedural details. original check -- - off proposal that all students would be how much reprogramming the fee receipt cards for the expert Officers in the field said PIRGIM had lobbied for assessed the tax and those check off would cost, but JaUTO sales Transmission Reoair • EYES EXAMINED • CLASSES they believed the helicopter 801116 f°rm of a negative not wanting to pay it would - Telschow said, "As I Free Estimates One Day Service was shot down, possibly by turn in a card stating so -- a understand it the Business 10% Discount With Ad • CONTACT LENS check - off collection Ieewrecker Lansina Transmission Co. DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist CD's Chi O's and ZTA's. a Soviet - built Strela. This system from the beginning voluntary tax. Office seemed to feel that it fSERVICE & - Master Charge, is a hand fired guided The University then wouldn't be - °f the meetings. A negative that ■ ■ consultation w/Repalr - Ph. 882-7525 BankA mericara welcome 2205 S. Larch 487-6089 «^"Ppt,cal 52s. Logan, Serv'ces 393-4230 Thanks serenades. for the delightful The Theta Chi's. missile recently introduced check off system was suggested that a separate expensive." 1-11-2 in Vietnam. The cause of the crash IWALLY'S THE ALOHA was officially listed Ibody shop Holiday Specials as unknown and *20 Vears In Masor* Bee estimates- Keclaiize in Insurance. Handmade Tree Ornaments Delicious cakes EAST LANSING, 3 bedroom, under investigation. The Chinook was on a Blaze rips through local residence E Collision Service; & candles excellent condition, gas heat. courier mission between ■Expert Painting I 677- 7391 New quilted fabrics Land Contract, $3000 down, Saigon and the delta city of (continued from page 1) basement and attic as 303 Abbott Rd. The first of the recent T N, East MASON 351 191 monthly payments $150. Can Tho, 80 miles to the bedrooms. Owner leaving city. GEORGE electrical wiring in the East Lansing fires occurred southwest. Field reports The East Lansing housing C. at the Delta Sigma Phi BUBOLZ REALTOR, said most of those aboard house and to prohibit ordinance states that no 332-1 248, residents from using the fraternity house at 1218 E. m 372-3433. X-4-11-3 332-8671, were American. basement shall be used as a dwelling unit unless : Grand River February. An untended Ave. in Bp (all closed in) 6' x 8' SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies, "LUCCA" 6 GRAND LEDGE countryside WHAT'S •rhe floors and walls are burning candle caused month old male door, new tires, female, AKC, eight weeks, Old world charm, all insulated against dampness p $30,000 damage and injured Mi German Shepherd, Haslett u - Haul, $175. shots, playful, gentle. Call brick. bedroom country and impervious to water area. Reward. 351-0825, two East Lansing firemen. 193-4182. 3-11-3 355-7142.3-11-6 337-2176. 5-11-2 rrencn ranch. Unique leakage. The Phi Delta Theta cobblestone courtyard leads #The total window area to unusual cedar fraternity house at 626 §|RES, 560 x 15 and Mobile Homes BB LOST: DARK cat with white plank door. in each room is at least 10 Cowley Drive burned in T 15. Best offer. John, By owner. 627-9187 after paws, Kedzie / Grand River 5pm. 2-11-3 per cent of the total land March with $150,000 10.2-11-3 vicinity. 351-6771.3-11-2 area of the room. CHAMPION MOTOR home, damages and no injuries. Announcements for It's French provincial, 24', self contained. Dodge What's There will be a gay ••The windows are Arson was the suspected Ibrocade, tufted back. t condition, $275. chassis, still in warranty, assume bank balance. Call m UNION received Office, ce, 341 Happening in the State News must be Student Services community supper at 6 p.m. Sunday at 117 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Call 353 - 9795 fo. located entirely above the grade of the eround L cause of the blaze. Defective wiring was the 1351-4531 after 5pm. 489-8010. 5-11-2 BOARD FLIGHTS Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two information or rides. . least one window cause of first which gutted offers Christmas flight to class days before publication. be No announcements will be can easily opened for the Eleutheria Cooperative, lachines, Siny 1 London for $185. Stop in and 2 bedroom trailers for Campus Crusade for Chrisi adequate ventilation, 215 Evergreen Ave., in Necchis, New Ho .o - Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. accepted by phone. will meet at 7 p.m. today in th« rent. See at Lot 507 Abortion The right to live vs. any others," $|j ^HvmOBILE. 1973. Super TRAILER HAVEN behind - Second floor Union. C-11-30 Gold Room of the Union. When contacted September and injured three the right to kill. Vote "NO" Phi Gamma Nu will hold rush students and two firemen. 19 95. Terir i^^Hon suspension and Gables. East Lansing. 5-11-7 DS DISTRIBUTII powered. MIDWAY on Proposal B. 4-11-7 THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring at 7 p.m. today in the Room of Eppley Center. Teak Councilman George A ^dnesday< Ey<*e said he "It's a miracle they got 'NY, 1115 No between Grand you Bahamas, $119, Spain Coiburn will hold office hourS had completely rewired the out at all - absolutely a AMERICAN 12' x 50' for sale. from 6:30 8:30 tonight house in compliance with j^^He - igton. 489-64i and Potterville. $239, Hawaii, $269, There will be miracle," Patriarche said at Location, Kristana Mobile Visitors to City Hall after S p.m the letter and that the 2 ^■>58.3-11-6 Village. Call 484-8811. Barbados, $270, Aruba, $257. Call STUDENTOURS, ball at 9 p.m. Saturday in the American Legion Hall, Valley Park Lane building inspector then the time of that fire. "But we're not always going to be 5-11-3 ALLOW OTHERS to have 351-2650. 10-11-15 Levi's ^^■nD1.8 Howell automatic lens, easy to alternative. Vote an Yes Court Park. All are invited to help decorate the place at 11 Students for Carr encourage approved the house. that lucky." use. DETROITER, 1964, 12' x 50', Proposal B. 1-11-2 HAYRIDES DRAWN by horses. a.m. Saturday. But no action was taken Denim Belli metering, excellent 2 bedrooms, immaculate students to hear M. Robert Can $100. 484-9723. Call for appointment now. and Congressman Charles E to prohibit the residents duroy Bells id Denim Belli condition, beautifully furnished, many extras. ATTRACTIVE ATTRACTIONS A New Vork movie house 676-5928. 10-11-13 Weekend canvassers Students for McGovern - Shriver will meet at 7 p.m. Friday at for Chamberlain 7 p.m. answer Friday questions on WKAR at from using the attic and the basement as bedrooms, STORY'S ush Jeans Sacrificing for $2,500. Phone Channel 23. gular Levis LADIES used. Schwinn, Regular. $30. 882-5825 2-11-3 or 882-1349. shows only feature films composed of "coming length 341 Evergreen St., apt. 4F. To volunteer for the weekend, or Birdsill Holly, a city building inspector, said DAILY Erickson Kiva, 8:00, for Monday and Tuesday, call innelshirts ^HoS.3-11'6 attractions" and people are flocking to see them. produced by Bluegrass 351 - 4716 or 3S1 - 4714. Students for Israel will hole Wednesday. DOZEN All sizes R4TZCRAFT 1969, 12' 50' j x To get people flocking to lambray shift]^Ha 1/1.4. Extension Service. 11-11-3 SRT - 101 body. with air an open meeting for unyont Eyde sold the house 135mm f/2.8 conditioning and see,.you, advertise some Gay liberation will host a interested at 7 p.m. Friday at recently to David Feintuch, USED CAR washer. Located at Park good, useful item with a men's rap group at 8 tonight at Hillel, ork shoes ]^^Mokkor lenses, strobe. Terrace, $3,995. Phone STATE News Classified Ad . 215 S. Homer St. Call 353 - following 319 HiUcrest Shabbat dinner. Ave administrative assistant to SPECIALS ins & boys ^■026.1-11-2 482-7575. 2-11-3 . . a boat, car, sports 9795 information. or 332 - 6286 for the commissioner of the OF THE equipment, camper, or home State Dept. DO IRONING. In my home. There will be an informal of Commerce furnishings are Just a few of meeting of studi Insurance Bureau. Feintuch WEEK R RETT'S . Grand Rivet D0 the things that will bring you cash buyers. Just dial 355-8255 for a friendly Ad Also pm. housework 482-9059. 10-11-3 after 3:30 a Local folk musicians will give McGovern benefit at 8 p.m. Friday in the Erickson Kiva, professors of the Undergraduate Anthropology Assn. at 7 p.m today at 158 Kedzie Drive. could comment. not be reached for 69 CHEVY IMPALA uston, Mich. ^^BlNT Bernards for sale. FIND SOMETHING? Writer today! OKEMOS CLEANERS Saturday produced by the Bluegrass 4 dr grey e 655 1766 ^Kffer. 339-91 CO after IF YOU'VE found a pet or service till 2 p.m. Open till 6 Extension Service. The Israeli Club invites ^^B-11-3 article of value, we want to FREE everyone to take part in Israeli Out-state es East of MSUI p.m. 2155 Hamilton Road, A help you return it. Just come HAIRCUTS AND styles for ubrey Radcliffe, folk dancing at 7:30 p.m. today Okemos. 349-0910. 0-1-11-2 '•rand River i in to the State News MSU Students or faculty. For Republican candidate for the in 126 Women's IM Bldg. ^^■NGLISH sheepdog Classified Dept. and tell us more information see Tom "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for MSU Board of Trustees, will meet with students at 7:30 p.m. 67 RAMBLER REBEL 5, 360's 6'8",M^^Hes. AKC, gentle and that you want to place an ad Taylor, CAMPUS BARBER "Cross Disciplinary Studies in (continued from page 1) pinning and engagement today in the East Shaw lower the Social Sciences" will be the 2 dr HT white joots, 11*. fl ^■ble. Call 393-4454. in EAST LANSING STATE BANK'S found column. As a SHOP between 8 a.m. to 5 notices is 12 noon Thursday lounge and at 8 tonight in topic of a Social Science state student pays an Monday through Friday. Snyder lounge. All students and public service EAST p.m. for Friday's paper. 347 faculty are welcome. Seminar at 4 p.m. today in the " increased amount to equal S388 October 16 to November 3, that Student Services. S-12-1 | BOARDED $35 - $45, LANSING STATE BANK 1972. 0-15-11-13 sum. s from campus, will run the ad at no extra The Asian Studies Center will 64 CHEVY CHEVELLE (lenta. care, beautiful ROBERT CARR'S opponent and present a lecture on "Traditional Sex Attitudes of East Asia: Come and join our Christian ., See,ey *"» he thinks that 663-3116. 4-11-7 won't debate him, but you fellowship. Campus Action will >f residency requirements China, Japan and Korea" at 4 tonight in 33 Union. Conv. can see them answer similar p.m. today in 106 B Wells Hall. were changed to allow out - state students to register | SPANIEL AKC 14 LOST: WOMAN'S identification questions Friday at 7:00 pm, FOR QUALITY service on Excerpts for a film on Japanese Elections for officers of "The state residents and pay in - ' male, Champion on Channel 23. Then you'll gardens will be shown 7:30 Company" will be held at 3 p.m. bracelet. stereo equipment, see the |in9, evenings call "Mary Ann" understand why a growing STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East p.m. today in 108B Wells Hall. Sunday in the East McDonel state fees, the out - state 67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE *33.3-11-3 engraved on it. 372-1760. number of Republicans and lower lounge. All members are student Grand River.C-11-30 Students, faculty and staff population could Democrats want Robert Carr urged to attend. are invited to a weekly Bible 4 HT RRESISTABLE tickets. If elected to Congress. X-4-11-3 ate black and white FOUND: PURDUE study at noon today in 130 "But there are other 288 you lost, please call Sandy, Natural Resources Bldg. Call shots. 332-0487. 353 0823 for information. factors affecting the 353-8025. Must identify. - C-3-11-3 The Society for Creative decline," Seeley continued. I DELTA 88 Linda Jenness, presidential "The nationwide overall 2dr HT yellow P^GLISH sheepdog FOUND: ROOM 118 SCUBA CLASSES SCUBA CLASSES candidate for the Socialist Renaissance dance situation with college - age AKC, gentle and Workers party, will speak on 7:30 p.m. ■ Day & evening sessions today in Parlor C of le' Physics/Astronomy. Tape "Mass Movements for Social the Union. people has also had an Call 393-4454. NASDS Certification recorder. 351-8545. Identify Now Change and the Socialist effect. I think the draft brand. C-3-11-3 Call MUSD-485-3894. 5-11-3 Forming Revolution" at 7:30 p.m. today 65 DODGE VALIANT contact Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at situation and the general in 35 Union. 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the decline in the college age Seaway Diving McKinley Room, Northwind For information on the Farm apartments. population also affects the your twelfth annual Young Socialist situation." PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Aqua-Lung dealer National Convention, Nov. 23 • 26, call 353- 0660. The student chapter of the ASCE will meet at 7:30 p.m. Another factor in the 67 RAMBLER REBEL today in 146 Engineering Bldg. Wagon Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your There will be an All - Ted Abrams, of Abrams Aerial decline has been the check money order phone 332-0841 University Mixer at 8 p.m. or Survey, will speak. development of state Saturday in Multipurpose Rooms C and D of Brody Hall. Rodeo rough stock practice university systems in other 67 FORD states. Out state students, Pillowcayse will play. will take place this weekend. wagon blue Meet at the Pavilion at 8 a.m. particularly from New York Address _ Typing Service !^| All are welcome to attend Riders and spectators should and New J ersey, came to 5388 meeting of the Christian Science attend the meeting MSU because their states _Zip Code Organization at 4 p.m. today the Pavilion, City _ TYPING TERM papers, theses, in the East McDonel lowei lacked a state university 66 CHEVY IMPALA etc. Electric. Experienced. lounge. The PIRGIM M system, Seeley said. - 2 dr HT turq JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Provisional Board will meet C-11-30 Gay liberation will meet at 3 7:30 p.m. today in 203C W Consecutive Dates to Run_ "Now the student p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. Hall. All meetings areopen ANN BROWN. Elections will be held. the public. population from New York Typing and has been reduced because of multilith offset printing. 66 DODGE Hillel will hold Shabbat their new schools. I'm not Complete service for services at 5:45 p.m. Friday dissertations, theses, sure exactly what New wagon blue followed by supper. Morning manuscripts, general typing, J ersey is offering," Seeley IBM. 23 years experience. DON'T FORGET blood comes services will be held at 9:30 a.m. said. "But as more and more *488 Saturday. A Sunday supper and 349-0850. C-11-30 only from people. Save a life. Give blood. Professional speaker will be held at 5:30 p.m. opportunities are opening donors compensated. A film on jogging will be up, students are preferring 64 OLDS 88 COMPLETE THESES to stay in their home state." MICHIGAN COMMUNITY shown, followed by explanation SERVICE. Discount printing. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. and discussion, at 7:30 p.m. IBM typing and binding of C-11-30 _ today in the C.E. MacDonald s188 theses, R s • Middle School cafeteria. 1601 publications. Across from campus, corner M.A.C. and WANTED 2 good seats for MSU Burcham Drive. Thanks bo you 68 RAMBLER REBEL OSU football game. Grand River, below Jones Students for Stopping 351-6037. 3-11-3 its working Stationery Shop. Call Smoking in Classrooms will COPYGRAPH SERVICES, HELPI CHEMISTRY 241 meet West at Shaw 7 p.m. today Hall. All in 481 *988 337-1666. C-11-30 those Peanuts Personals 10words - $1.50 prepaid student needs tutor interested are invited. desperately. Will pay. Ron, All At The ls Of Less: TYPING TERM papers and The 10 days -13.00 332-0356. 5-11-6 Listening Ear needs a 5 days - $6.50 theses. Electric typewriter, hand. Volunteers will be 1.30 per word fast 15c per word 65c per word □ 15-11-21 service. Call 349-1904. WANTED: TWO senior coupons accepting donations today under the big red balloons in East STORY □ □ for O.S.U. game. Call Lansing. 351 9445. 2-11-3 east lot The Social Work WANTED 16mm movie camera Undergraduate Advisory Council 1153 E. Michigan Mail to: Michigan State News classified election of officers will be held FOR A to rent for Cinema I class. The United Way 347 Student Services Bldg. magnificent possession all day today and until 1 p.m. ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS pick a car from today's Contact Mark at 351-7560 MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 Friday on the second floor of UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST 351-0400 Classified Ads - 355-8255. anytime. 2-11-3 Baker Hall. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan PEOPLE ADD TO MSU CHAOS Cars, bikes, buse By GARY KORRECK past wearing an "I am Love" button, conversation goes on between The crowd used only one of the State News Staff Writer talking to himself as he went. pedestrians and for the most part, three doors leading to Berkey's main It is 10 a.m. Wednesday. Despite the continuous rampage of people were expressionless. entrance and the other two appeared It is cold and sunless. students on the sidewalks, the street is A pair of reporters stationed at the locked. Then it happens. where the action really takes main entrance of Berkey Hall counted Crossing the street was easier than place. MSU's 9:10 classes are dismissed Though the cold weather has 1,088 people, 208 bikes and a total of on Farm Lane and the seven or eight and Farm Lane is filled with more reduced the number of bicyclists, 154 cars and buses. buses that unloaded and loaded activity than a cattle drive — buses, there are still enough of them to cause The crowd began progressed smoothly. filing out en masse cars, bikes, and, mostly, people with problems. Some of the campus bus at 10 a.m. but incoming students A number of cars pulled up to the 20 minutes to get to their next class. drivers have complained because front steps to drop people off, but usually entered singly. A huge truck The French would call it running bicyclists do not anticipate the turning was spotted directly in front of the there was little stoppage of traffic. the gauntlet; the Spanish, running el ratio of a bus main door steps but it moved away as The crunch recedes, at least at making a comer and toro. Whatever it is, it is definitely often end up scraping the side of it. the crowd got thick. Berkey Hall, during the 11:10 - 11:20 chaotic. One bus driver added that the field An absence of bike racks around a.m. rush. The crowds pushed in and Six State News of vision is limited, out until 11:25 a.m. when they began reporters, some making it virtually Berkey was noticed. Many bikes were using mechanical counters, staked out impossible for a driver to see a student leaning against trees or tied around the to dwindle. About 548 students, on four busy spots of campus Wednesday when he is riding plongside the bus. sidewalk guard chains. None were foot or bicycle, were counted. morning to see just how congested the A recent report by the University reported to be on the sidewalk, There is also a problem in the Committee on Public Safety indicated though, and the riders were found to Berkey Hall corridor where a University officials bicycle violations have that bicyclists were a growing area of be relatively cautious. McGovem campaign table blocks the times this term say as more and m ore cyclists take increased J concern. Few people stood and talked. The path of students. At that time bikes to MSU t Many, like those above shown after a Together with the All - University Traffic Committee, the Public Safety crowd was orderly, somewhat catatonic, and mostly in single file. were also being tied to sign well as guard chains. posts as finding themselves fighting for space. run-in on Farm U ^ ne,ai Commission issued a statement State News photo advocating more bike paths, more bike by John Dicksot D0N1 racks and a mass educational progrm to inform bicyclists of rules and regulations governing the operation of X ^I WALK a bicycle on campus. Cars have their day, too. Most of t J _ r? ~ * them do not make it up, or down, Farm Lane without having to stop at least once. Cars waiting to turn onto Farm ■4 Lane from West Circle Drive usually must wait 5 to 10 minutes to make the turn, causing friction between Farm Lane pedestrians and drivers who use parking ramp No. 2 by the Computer Center. At Farm Lane Bridge, two other reporters counted 1,788 students crossing the bridge. They also tallied 425 bikes, 169 cars and at least a dozen buses. The numbers do not tell the entire story, though. Bicyclists traveled both ways on both sides of the street and campus is. Their conclusion: getting to some rode down the middle of the a morning class is not only chaotic, road. but dangerous. Students on foot would In front of Bessey Hall, a pair of occasionally dart across the middle of reporters hand - counted 1,994 moving the street and would sometimes push bodies including 1,416 people, 233 across in large numbers. cars and 345 bikes. Most cars were stopped for about Most of the people appeared to be 30 seconds while waiting for students in a hurry; some braved crush of to walk across the crosswalk — the vehicles and raced across the streets south end of the bridge the worst area, while others stepped en masse in front as many students came close to of cars, forcing the car to stop and let getting struck by buses, bikes and cars. them across. Few complaints were heard about Towards the end of the 20 - minute the congestion. Most students appear break, couple of students were Bicyclists, a to be stoic about noticed singing. One man staggered it, acepting it as part of the college experience. Very little motorists and Remarkable CONCORD MODEL MARK IX CONCORD MODEL DBA-IO in Truly remarkable, the Mark IX, a recording miniature, and the Mark 7, a professional stan ^ consul record/playback cassette. 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