SjQ//s °Pen of 7 a.m.—get out and vote michigan Volume 65 Number 58 Michigan State University East EMdW: Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 7, 1972 J | ocal clerks Ing lines, few troubles 'ith punch card voting same as in the last orp<;iripntini presidential election niopHnn __ in 1968, or possibly even lower. Clerks in the East Lansing office y KAREN ZURAWSKI Secretary of State Richard Austin offer no predictions, but expect a State News Staff Writer estimates 3.7 million voters out of 4.8 voter outcome close to past years or about 82 per cent as in 1968. million registered voters will go to the Absentee ballots have run nearly 1,000 I heavy turnout is expected for polls for a 77 per cent turnout. About higher than in 1968, however, for a I's election by local city clerks 3.3 million voters out of nearly 4 total of 3,000, the clerks report. ■ anticipate few or no problems million registered in 1968 voted for a Meridian Township Clerk John I. 83.7 per cent turnout. ■split-ticket voting and computer Whitmyer predicts a turnout between lh cards. Lower percentages are partially 85 and 88 per cent, which is less than blamed on the recent Michigan the 1968 turnout of 91.7 L lines are predicted by the Supreme Court decision which percent. He explains that deadwood on the voter | in some precincts, and voters are declared unconstitutional the rolls of nearly 2,000 reduces the f to go to the polls between 10 suspension of persons who have not 16,000 registered voters in the kid 4 p.m. to avoid the congested voted for the last two years. Locally, township to about 14,000. Is, such as after dinner time. City the transitory nature of the population Most campaign offices for different ay the average voter will spend also is cited as contributing to (continued on page 13) |*12 minutes at the polls. "deadwood" on registration rolls. K percentage of registered voters Deadwood" refers to (rewilo i to the polls, according to „ _ persons listed on district registration rolls who Instructions |on officials, will be about the longer |ive there to vote. Instructions for voting on a punch card ballot are listed on page 8. Polling places for each of East Lansing's 25 precincts are also listed More than ever on the Mike Barker, Greenville senior, joined Nixon same page. A map of East supporters Monday in a last minute canvassing of Lansing shows voters which precinct the campus, handing out literature and large color posters to passersby hoping to garner a few they live in. more votes for the president. State News photo by Dave Mendrea in final political blitz Campaign momentum peaks while others pass out literature at intersections on campus. key place," including the main bridges over McGovern campaign workers in spite the Red Cedar River. of unanimous predictions of a "Just to let people know we're still "We'll also have poll watchers landslide victory for Nixon. Student campaign workers are alive," Shelley Nolan, secretary of the stationed around," Flood said, "to Nolan described the pre-election letting their fingers do the walking in a Nixon campaign, explained. check off those who voted against a mood among Nixon workers as last-ditch effort to "get out the vote" Nolan added that as part of their list of McGovern supporters." "climaxing to a peak." in the face of growing apathy on last-minute activities, they plan on Flood added that there has been "We've become rather optimistic campus. "blitzing the campus in every possible "no decline in momentum" among (continued on page 9) After months of grueling footwork, supporters of both George McGovern and President Nixon now concentrate on fingerwork, dialing frantically as the minutes tick away to 8 p.m. today — the closing time of the polls. For McGovem, 20 students are Ballot box to determine manning a telephone bank at the University Inn and urging others, previously identified in canvasses as pro-McGovern, to go to the ballot box. Mary Flood, cochairperson of extent of student apathy Never Students for McGovern, said a total of more than 200 students would help By NANCIPARSONS as corrupt and they just don't work for anyone," Flood said. care to volunteers are MSU students. But when asked how many have continued State News Staff Writer ■Dale Giddings, Wolverine graduate student, stood near the Red out, in shifts, to distribute leaflets, "If the Watergate incident, the most to work through to election day, they make calls and "verify support." corrupt action of this campaign, could admit that the number is far below ■Cedar River Monday to display his distrust of the incumbent Throughout the recent months of For Nixon, between 40 and 50 intensive campaigning for national, lot bring a lot of students out to work what was expected. ■president whose term in office will be decided in nationwide 'or McGovern, nothing will," Flood Gone are the days of 1968 and 70 students are expected to make phone state and local elections, an absence jvoting today. State News photo by Dave Mendrea calls from their residence hall rooms, of political activism seems to have added. when MSU students were demanding infected the MSU student population Nixon campaigners in Lansing estimate that 90 per cent of their (continued on page 9) at an unprecedented rate. Even though 18-20-year olds have Losing bids made been granted voting privileges— a move which many believed would significantly change the complexion of the election— few students at MSU SN vote coverage finale have actually contributed their time to Election nears campaign for any candidate. A recent State News survey democratic presidential nominee McGovern spanned the he has said is his la^t campaign, there had been no rigorous election But for McGovern, the time zones blurred in a jet-propelled windup that discovered that approximately 75 per cent of MSU students have not contributed or worked for any to delay publication Wednesday morning the SJate News took him from New York City to political candidate. happenings at the McGovern and Ptinent Monday in a final, campaigning, only rationed, limited will appear on campus about two Nixon state headquarters. They will be series of appearances in 15 states. Philadelphia to Wichita, Kans., to Approximately 200 MSU students ■ction-eve effort to beat the have been active in the McGovern bid hours later than usual. responsible for gathering the reactions Tkiide odds against him. President Long Beach, Calif., and then home to The State News will be held beyond And on Tuesday, the voices of the for the presidency but this is a much to vote results from campaign workers South Dakota for a midnight rally in |on spent the last day of his candidates — for the White House, for smaller figure than was originally its normal printing deadline to receive in the hospitality suites. Sioux Falls. PPaign in the isolation of his 33 Senate seats, for the 435 House of hoped for. and print the latest possible election News services and television Ptem White House. "The people we do have working results. The paper usually leaves East networks have combined funds, staffs Representatives places and for 18 "I believe we are going to prevail," P was a finale in keeping with the governorships — will be hushed by the he said. here are a very dedicated minority and Lansing for the Greenville printing and computers to form an election plant at 10 p.m. each evening. central again this year. News services [Paigns waged by the White House verdict of the voters. Nixon's only scheduled If he loses, McGovern said, "I'll be they're probably all (the very dedicated) there are at MSU," Mary Wednesday it will be held until 2 a.m. United Press International and a member of the loyal opposition. I lor weary McGovern it was the campaigning Monday was in a taped, love this country and I want to uphold Flood, Dewitt, N.Y. sophomore and to offer a more complete package of Associated Press plus television and election-eve statement to be televised coordinator of Students for vote totals and stories. radio networks NBC, ABC, CBS and ■pS')rint in a long-distance run. Mutual J8 for hisheavi,y favored Nixon, nationally - and even that was only McGovern, said. Five Broadcasting are jointly f (continued "People tend to view all politicians reporters will be sent to first landslide in what five minutes long. on page 9) Detroit to record this evening's (continued on page 13) By TONI PELLILLO Democrat with: McGovern's inability to State News Staff Writer and sexism to bring us down and liberation, criticism of the University, run a campaign just shows he isn't a perpetuates an alienating society based on religion and ecology. Understandably, the crummy politician like Nixon. I want a man greed and competition," reads the womens' restrooms were plastered with The "sounds of silence" may be written for president who is honest.. " . beginning of a longthy sermon. issues relevant to women, such as abortion Graffiti by prophets on subway walls — but the restroom walls at MSU also get their fair share of graffiti. A leftover from the primaries was also scrawled in gigantic letters on one stall: "Vote for Wallace and bring the revolution Reading educational toilet graffiti experience. can be an and the womens' liberation movement. The mens' lavatories usually disregarded these And the political pundits who write topics and instead offered sports faster." commentaries their predictions on bathroom walls are or phone numbers of women [$sues, Another voter asked for "God in 472." "I spend more time reading graffiti in eager to go to bed with the caller. torn by debate over today's election. No one answered. the library bathrooms than I do in assigned An informal survey of campus restrooms One male student, who apparently could reading," said one senior, as she washed her "Women are far-out people," and by male and female State News reporters not make up his mind, harkened back to a hands in a women's restroom in the library. "Sisters Unite" are two examples from shows that students, in their most humble women's restrooms. previous era and wrote "I want Ike" on the survey posture, "McGovern are presidential race. deeply divided can't even run on his the own wall in Berkey Hall. The mens' rooms get quite political and include long essays on the vices of The statement is supported by writers as well: "Keep writing learning more here than I am in any of my graffiti — I'm One wall was adorned with a sketch of a dead chicken lying on its back with feet campaign — how can he run this country?" imperialism and capitalism. classes," reads a bathroom wall in Berkey. extending upwards and the words "Women a Nixon backer asks. "We live in the belly of the monster of The general topics in decreasing order of are not chicks." He was answered by a dedicated American imperialists which uses racism popularity include sex, love, politics, gay (continued on page 13} 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Nov agreement "as soon as possible." Tuesday's U.S. presidential Nixon of a "breach of 14 miles of Da Nang, the helicopter was shot down Sen. Gilbert Bursley, down about six In the major annual revolution anniversary election. faith" in speed ing deliveries command reported. with one crewman wounded miles fej R-Ann Arbor, Monday the first crash, celebration speech, comparable to the State of the Field reports said 20 to of war materials to South One Cobra gunship as it tried to reach the two thecoma criticized the use of Union address. First Deputy Premier Kirill T. Catholic Diocese 30 high explosive rockets Vietnam. crashed in flames after it crewman. A second f"id- Killed and °ne one "ewman - registered and mortars hit Pleiku air wounded | Mazurov noted Washington's delay in signing the postmarks on antiabortion It also complained of base in the second secret agreement worked out in Paris by American literature. intensified B52 bomber significant shelling there in Federal "I think the Catholic strikes in both North and and North Vietnamese negotiators and endorsed less than a month. First Hanoi's charges that Washington had reneged on a Diocese might be reports said three SouthVietnam. It said such acts "run counter to the cou endangering their tax govenment troops were promise to sign last month. exempt status by this wounded in one area of the spirit and contents of the action," Bursley, chairman concrete provisions of the Chile ends strikes of the Michigan Abortion base. The North Vietnamese agreement which should have been signed by now. Indian evictio They also threaten the breaking of the agreement." WASHINGTON (AP) - A the Bureau of Indian Affairs are permitted to talk! Chileans overflowed buses, federal appeals court jammed stores and bumped into each other on Santiago's yellow - the ea^st Room U.S. military sources said Monday stayed until (BIA) building here since Thursday. Some Indians, President Nixon direc about their grievances. Wednesday's Feature Dinner Monday's B52 raids against Wednesday a lower court however, threatened to tiled sidewalks Monday to mark the end of Chile's the North struck closer to The Justice Depart order for the arrest of blow up the building. said it had ii worst strike in history. Hanoi's heartland than any Indians who have occupied no A three judge panel of "We're expecting an avalanche of shoppers," plans to appeal the decL said the owner of a downtown men's store as he Roast Beef *395 the U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Columbia to the Supreme Court J could not move a_ unlocked his establishment, shuttered nearly a said the lower court order Indians during the Selection from our SALAD BAR would be stayed 51 hours stay, 1 month during the nationwide strikes. choice of potato or vegetable Individual loaf of bread & butter * THE DOORS ARE COMING! J \L. ^ until 9 p.m. Wednesday. It also ordered that the — District Judge John had ordered earlier in I P|J Swedes Dessert Beverage J THE DOORS ARE COMING! yL lower court could not contempt proceedings bring day the arrest of the and had directed tl IndJ plan to emigrate TO FRANDOR ^ against any person who left government to give tlJ J.Frandor Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of notice of the order ramp for direct access. 3^" the BIA building before 9 b] p.m. EST Monday. 1 the About a million out of eight million people in Swedish "welfare state" think they would be Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. Shopping Center J ™ orally gave the govern limited discretion a 3 * m. , , , Jf" debated before the three better off in some other country, and about * * They te rea[ doors ijudges actual time for the 100,000 adults have firm plans to emigrate, mainly JaoobsoiVS *■★★★*★★★★★★★★★★★ automatically to,room- in . closed »•" But Appeals Court Jud ai to Australia, Switzerland and North America, expire, the David L. Bazelon, Edwil circuit court said. No according to a poll published Sunday. extensions will be granted. A. Tamm and Haroj The poll, sponsored by the liberal Leventhal stayed the or newspaper An Indian source who Ml OPEN LETTER until 9 p.m. Wednesday. Expressing indicated that 16 per cent of voters in refused to be identified told The order by the Q | next year's general election are certain reporters that the protesters Court states that after I they would would reject the stay and get a better living elsewhere and another 9 per cent p.m. Wednesday police uT would blow up the building think it possible. move to evacuate t| early Tuesday unless they building at their discreti Turkey faces crises TO THE PEOPLE OF One Indian source a the four story building hi - been wired for destruc" by explosives Sunday but the system was nigl defual Military leaders in Turkey indicated Monday He indicated that it hr THE SIXTH DISTRICT: they will not seize power despite a new political been reactivated and »j crisis. ready again to be touchl A statement issued after off. a meeting of about 60 generals said they had reviewed the current situation "from the point of view of defense, national security and the future of the country." r "The hope and belief was expressed that the necessary, sufficient measures will be taken in time by responsible institutions to realize needed M. Robert Carr From ancient wisdon reforms and stability," the ensure continuation of peace and announcement said. to modern Africa.. I would like to thank the Bernstein takes poet post people of the sixth District for their responsiveness condemnation of the modern world from the point of to my candidacy for the U.S. Congress. view of an "ancient wisdom," once common to both East and West, but now almost entirely lost. Guenon Composer Leonard The opportunity attacks the very basis of contemporary civilization Bernstein has assumed the to meet with people at plant gates, coffees, dorm with its industrial societies and its notions of progress and evolution. $2.65 Charles Eliot Norton Professor complexes and on the street has been educating and rewarding for me. CHECK YOUR OWN I.Q. H. J. Eysenck. 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A comprehensive review oi that today's complex housing problems —and the people one step in that direction will be a vote to term. The lectures will be put a new voice in the U.S. and agencies involved. $1.45 illustrated House of Representatives from MODERN GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES. with musical Michigan in the Sixth District. Robert Estall. An up-to-date geography-covering performances by various population growth and change, land use, econom Again, thank you for vour support. activity, and more. $3.95 groups including the Boston POWER IN AFRICA. Ruth First. A searching look at Symphony Orchestra and the military interventions in African politics. This is in Harvard Glee Club. most important book to date on the realities of powe in newly independent states. $2.95 Sincerely, 3 day Moslem feast begins Bairam, the three - day Moslem "feast of ..these new Penguin^ cover a wide range| breakfast," begins Monday in Lebanon, the Arabian peninsula and North Africa, religious M. Robert Carr authorities announced. Moslem priests Sunday evening saw the luminous crescent moon that ushers in the Moslem of topics lunar month of Shawwal and ends the fast of the month of Ramadan. More than 400 million Moslems around the world are bound to observe the holy feast. PENGUIN BOOKS tull selection ot Penguin INC paperbac —Paid for by Students for Carr— n state News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 7, 1972 3 Tenants attempt to restore lost heat * '0url if By DEBBIE r.Al n,„ nPRRiF KlfJR CALKINS . Measure 0 vot State News Staff Writer Sh?ie®'erVWh1° Chopping OWns the Center, claimed no BoomBoom Room back rent in Frandor h Tw° distrl was paid to her. ®are * cast Lansing tenants have been without heat for Ban Pending ig and with cold, bitter weather quickly We re trying to close it (the house) down, but no one " Supre. ' hine they are trying to persuade the landlady to wants to move," she said. ''n8 to* he their broken gas furnace at 923 Burcham Drive, voters. building inspectors B.W. Holly and John Wibert and Ipcar and the other tenants are under a verbal lease with >sal R marshal Berrnan Prether came to the rundown house ziegler and said they do not want to move out because they j jfy to inspect the furnace and accept a complaint from i. believe it would be impossible to find alternative low-cost enants. housing in East Lansing. The « hert said it would take a few days to file the complaint In the Election Day rush at city hall. The owner of the h?USC each apartment'Sis divided into «ven apartments. Rent for Mrs. George Ziegler, of 433 Butterfield Drive, who $60. ed to give her first name, will be given from 2-10 days 56 the furnace when the complaint is filed. James Lovell, deputy director of the Greater Lansing Legal Aid Bureau, told Ipcar that the large number of liries ipear, one of the tenants, said the furnace tenants puts them in a more favorable K(j working on Oct. 17. He and the other tenants position for legal action. Lovell added that they could not get evicted while led Ziegler and back rent was paid to her under the the house is occupied since the back rent has been paid. [ion that the furnace would be replaced, Ipcar said. If Ziegler were to I, the tenants and Ziegler had estimates made for attempt to evict the tenants, it would be considered an costs after the furnace broke down. illigal retaliatory eviction under pending legislation before the Michigan House of Representatives, r said a new furnace would cost about $1500 and Ipcar said. the back rent paid to Ziegler amounted to about $500, , was supposed to serve as a down payment on the Other maintenance problems in the house include a rotting around a first floor toilet and the absence of a fire extinguisher. The paint on the outside of the house is peeling and the basement is damp. Some of the tenants have moved out temporarily and are living with friends. Others are heating their apartments with electric stoves during the day. "I don't think it's a peculiar situation, just a blatant example of housing problems in East Lansing," Ipcar said. Protesting tenants finally resorted to installing a large relief from their landlady. However, the banner is to sign in front of their house in an effort to get some be removed in conjunction with a city ordinance. The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State University. East Lansing Michigan, 48823. >ve against Phones: News/Editorial Classified Ads dge John Display Advertising Business Office Photographic to Campus Information give ? order CI writing City building inspectors checking conditions at house on a were out rented Burcham DON'T Drive Monday. From the basement, B. W. Holly looked leaking pipe over cut a let them take you for granted! through a cross beam to an upper floor. Senator McGovern is taking you for granted. of "peer pressure." You will be alone in your voting Because you are a college student, he has your vote booth, vote like you KNOW you should. Let You deserve so tallied in his column before you've even cast it. We Them know where you really stand. DON'T BE a break today. have opposed the senator openly; thousands of TAKEN FOR GRANTED. WE WON'T BE! Vote for Chamberlain. others have privately, reluctant to speak out because Cold funnier | 1c FOR QUANTITY | W. Cris Van Oosterum Joel Duckett John Braden Ronald S. Rose Holly, a city building inspector, examines a gas X*Rox i Jane Hicks Tom Hodge Curtis Hicks mace that has been broken for about three weeks rented house at 923 Burcham Drive. : Ray Saltzman Steve Ott Bill Renner Phillip Barker Michele Michael I 9 to 9 DAILY ^ I Shirley Merillat BUI O'Neill Dee Peterson Lena Chandochin State News photos by John Dickson Rich Pettit Jim Pharr Robert Hornburg Mary E. Peters Anne Glasgow Brian Badkaw Lori Pattison Ken Schluckeber Jan Barnes John Hawes Ed Tresnak John E. Peters Brent Blankenship Pam Ferris Bob Shinkle Bill Sweetland Ron Motz Beth Furu Chuck McColloni Dale Meyer Pam Chiz Ken Kadjan Bruce Haskell Frank J. Barkman Nancy Murrell Harry Hauk Dave Oaks Dr. Frank D. Day Jim Walline Mike Micol Mrs. Francis Day Gary M. Wellock Bruce C. Moore Jay Charvat John Day Mary Donnelly Laurie McCallum Nancv Kline Scott Turi Edward G. Gourley Jr. Gary L. 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President Nixon >sons Now more than ever Shop for young men Paid for by the MSU Student Committee to Re-elect the President EDITORIALS' KATHY NEILSEN Every Today is decision day. vote The madate in the 6th District Foods hurt b In the spirit of democracy, congressional race clearly superstars like International Telephone favors M. Recently I was the subject of an 20-year-old men in 36 countries will referred to the use of ihp I 80 candidates and five Robert Carr, a unkind discussion in the State News and h about live longer on the average than Telegraph, Wonder Bread and war diethylstilbestrol in mea hor">°l proposals will vie for progressive reformer who has letters column concerning a series I goods, to monopolize control of our letter writer Insisted statewide public support at the polls today. distinguished himself through his recently wrote on natural foods. American men. In 1969, the editor of the Journal foods. With lots of chemical additives, been in use since thedruVwl Aug i Because the two letter writers that of Nutrition Education reported that the corporations can maintain texture The contests range from the aura environmental concerns and his According to. the Michigan n 21 charged me with inaccuracy were of the presidency to the orientation toward civil liberties. themselves inaccurate and because on the basis of a massive U.S. and color in foods distributed Agriculture, the drug is stiJ £ept' J pragmatics of drain The impact of county law they raised some fascinating and nutritional study,"nearly all children under one year of age had an iron nationwide. pellet form, and will until next January. cont'L"!86 j Ue to j enforcement crucial food issues, their letters The less-profitable foods such as raw commissioners. on MSU students intake less than the recommended demand further discussion. vegetables, which were unbrandable It should also be Though voters are encouraged justifies that Sheriff Kenneth L. dietary allowance." and noted that cm- The first letter starts off undistinctive, commercial ground to reach their own conclusions Preadmore be re-elected on the saying that I told a "terrible" story about bread Ironically, at the same time national meant more localized control of the food industry. the color flxitives meats abu»1n nutrition has been declining, the food sodium nit™ on each race and proposal, basis of his experience. E. production but failed "to tell the industry has been booming (an In the face of some of these food sodium nitrate. um n'trate w Michael Stafford deserves to be other side — what would happen to certain recommendations are approximately 63 per cent growth industry characteristics, it is hard to the bread if it were not treated." In her recent made here in the interest of elected county prosecutor since 1960.) This growth in the food understand why anyone would leap to book, , assisting the decision-making. because of his progressive quick This statement was made in such a it suggests the writer has industry has resulted largely from the its defense. However, when a news Food You Eat," Ruth six different studies Winter L°f ^ George McGovern clearly attitude. not manner even thought about what he is rise in popularity of convenience source raised the question of unsafe or nitrates do that have harmful claim* In foods, many of which are extremely meats in my series, the paper promptly effect offers the most refreshing values an election which will saying. One of these is an low in nutritional value. received a letter announcing: article i„7 probably be marked by much Yet the writer's bland acceptance of Journal of the American to the nation in his quest for the When we rightly ask why we should "Commercial fresh ground meats do Medical i such an inferior product seems that "describes how presidency. Despite the pollster ticket-splitting, the slate of put our faith in the food industry not contain preservatives, binders or physicians arm J obituaries of the McGovern Democratic candidates for the possible only through some alienation from his own senses. One kind of under these conditions appropriate to ask in whom are we it is also any extending agents. forbidden by law." They are strictly the world have nitrates to cancer." linked nitric j anl campaign, the real choice must county board of commissioners doesn't need statistics and opinions is preferred. There are six from experts to deduce that Wonder putting our faith. In the first place the statement is Granted it is often hard be made by individual conscience By 1958, the U.S. Food Marketing to „ Bread is of little use, though facts can meaningless in connection with my that one additive, in rather than by the predicted commission districts with Commission reported, 80 per cent of small amouni series. I made no mention of can harm our outcome of the race. significant student populations, be produced. All one has to do is look the food industry was under commercial "fresh" ground meats combinations of bodies. But what I In the U.S. Senate race, and voters in each district can at it, feel it, taste it and listen to the body after eating. "oligopoly control." whatever. add up, and additives, levels long-term effect? thl It seems the rise of plastic foods has | best evaluate their candidates. Don't Barbara Halpert of the Human The tone of the letter also suggests make it possible for a few corporate When a person quoted in my story these matters deserv» 1 Riehts party outshines the In the impressive contest some kind of unquestioning allegiance second thought? 1 to the food industry and its current lackluster politicos put up for the state house of by the techniques. That is completely two major parties. representatives seat from the uncalled for. 59th District, H. Lynn Jondahl is The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture gives preferred. figures which show that white bread Duffy's race, In the MSU Board of Trustees Donna O'Donnohue and Jack M. Stack are the better compared to whole wheat has lost the following percentages of nutrients: calcium, 60 per cent; Vitamin Bl, 90 per cent and niacin, 80 per cent. And hard t candidates. The nonpartisan judicial races these are only three of the nutrients affected. many must be voted on separately, This question of devitalized bread is Michigan State lost more than even if a straight party ticket is nothing to be tossed aside lightly. A a head football coach last Friday nation's bread is extremely important desired. Of the nine candidates when Duffy Daugherty decided to its health because it makes up a for State Supreme Court, Zolton to reture. MSU lost an amiable large part of the diet, especially that of and cherished Irish institution. Ferency is the No. 1 choice with growing children and persons with low the other judge preferably being incomes. Duffy had dedicated a These nutrients lost in bread are chosen from three well-qualified lifetime to MSU football. He also refined out of packaged cereals, candidates: Robert L. Evans, labored for 19 years and 180 macaroni, spaghetti, noodles, crackers, Horace W. Gilmore or Charles L. cookies, pastries, cakes, stuffings and games, building men, building Levin. numerous other foods. And the loss great teams and building of Yes votes are recommended grain nutrients is only one Michigan State's national well-documented case of how our on all five state proposals. These reputation. For nearly two foods have degenerated due to certain decades the favor daylight savings time, bubbling, witty processing techniques. Irishman was as much a part of abortion reform, curtailment of According to U.S. Dept. of MSU as Beaumont Tower and the property tax, a removal of Agriculture figures the average the ban on a graduated income American eats a less-nutritious diet the Red Cedar River. 'QUIT YOUR MEDDLING AND WAIT OUTSIDE WHILE I DEAL than he did 10 years ago. Dr. Jean WITH THESE MEATHEADS! tax and bonuses for veterans. Duffy quit because he knew Mayer, nutrition adviser to President ER. . . YOU WILL WAIT, WON'T YOU . . ?' "football wasn't There are a number of races any fun Nixon, has pointed out that and proposals on which the State anymore." He had been catching a lot of heat since 19 66 when News has not taken an editorial > stand, including the two the the Spartans were last kings of collegiate football world. proposals for revising the East POINT OF VIEW Criticisms from the press, the Lansing City Charter and some alumni and the general public did county officials. These contests not make Duffy's job any easier. Yet Duffy never balmed anyone for the Spartan's decline. merit voter consideration. This newspaper has devoted considerable time and energy to SN analysis Duffy's teams have won 107 presenting and analyzing this election. The democratic process By MARY C. EDGAR games, lost 68 and tied five. He completely ignores any positive The hearing before the Tenure race. His endorsers include the Inghil is a two-way street, however, and Meridian Township resident statements, to wit: "... such Commission was adjourned at the end led his team to two Big Ten titles and all communication of ideas and I would like to comment on Carol proposed findings and of questioning of prosecution County Democratic Committee, three labor unions and tlr ExecutiJ captured the Rose Bowl in recommendations to be without information will be to no avail if Thomas' recent news analysis with the are witnesses; there was no defense. The National Assn. for the Advancemer 1956 with a win over UCLA. citizens fail to exercise their right headline "Court Race Pace Speeds prejudice to the rights of the proposed "findings of fact" were of Colored People. Seven of Duffy's teams ranked respondent (Judge Edgar) to proceed based solely upon prosecution to vote. Up." Are the issues of the 55th among the nation's top 10 teams Judicial District Court race really and to present his defense in the cause evidence. Edgar agreed to censure in the Final wire service polls- and Though it is fruitless to offer "Misconduct vs. Youth" as the and shall not constitute admission by because he was not willing to destroy No, the issues are not "miscondul counter-arguments to confirmed headline says? I think not. the respondent of the truth thereof." the credibility of two Youth." The true issues of thertl Duffy was named "Coach of the young women in vs. Neither Thomas, nor anyone else, The master of the hearings found his defense. in the 55th Judicial District Year" twice by sports writers. cynics of American politics, your j has ever heard "pointed remarks about further that "... there was no qualifications, both practical « vote does make a difference. Duffy spent a large chunk of tender youth" made to any group or sexually immoral activity or intent on Thomas' analysis further states that ethical. I believe that voters shoull his life teaching men a boys' Monday's paper plus scores of with whom incumbent judge the part of Judge Edgar," and "... Edgar is a Republican. It would be person indeed, sort these issues out beM stories in the past week have James Edgar has spoken game. He made the game fun, during the there was no conduct on the part of interesting to know the source of this voting. I further propose that it is tf mixed in summarized the candidates and course of the campaign. He respects respondent Edgar that interfered with information, as he is in fact a true responsibility of the State News | some hard work and a wishbone the proposals. The verdict now persons and talent of any age and has the operation of the court." political independent in a non-partisan fairly help them do so. offense and usually no need to put them down. rests with the American public. came up a winner. He coached As for his problems with the with a certain style, a style that Take a half-hour and vote today. Judicial Tenure Commission The computer card voting being gained him national reputation as kept in the closet, Edgar has discussed process is simple. Locations of these freely and openly whenever the John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; one of the very best collegiate the polling places are listed issue has been raised. They have been managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy football coaches. editor. office manager. elsewhere in this edition. publicized in the local news media as Bill Holstein, campus editor; Hick Spartan football teams will well as the London Members of the board of directors: Vii However, an early visit to the Times, Miami Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody.copy chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie V" *" show Duffy's influence for a long Herald, Wall Street Journal and papers Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary 1 time to come. He helped polls to avoid the 5-8 p.m. rush as far away as Israel and Syria. Some sports editor. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland William! put would be wise. closet! Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wiike. MSU football teams on the map Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Your vote today could be the It is interesting to note that Thomas Kirleis, circulation manager. and an achievement like that is The Michigan State News is a seven- quotes negative material from formal Art Levin, general manager; Robert recipient of the Pacemaker Awaro not soon forgotten. most important thing you do all Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, charges and public censure but outstanding journalism. day. Railroad Cherry say the least. Lane apartments would have raised the noise level considerably to Teachers," and with the following caption: "Students rate most highly instructors from whom merely sunbathing. This latter danger is of course made greater by having life form or another to have the right to MSU; don t expect the » thj they learn the guards who aren't very keen on getting police to protect their investm To the Editor: For these least." Correction In the Oct. 19 State News report of reasons, Spartan Village and Cherry Lane residents of wet but want to keep their jobs. from outsiders? the Spartan Village traffic problem, it was stated that "Ironically, the apartments were overwhelmingly There followed a statistical analysis If a subject does not make some The parking meters in front ofjl opposed to the cross-campus route In intellectual demands on the student, it residence halls do absolutely In Monday's State News voting problem of being held up at a train the poll we conducted last of teacher evaluation and test doesn't belong in the no nj guide, Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore was year. performance on the part of students. college but aggravate everybody. The e w crossing could have been solved by the described as "favoring the legalization proposed through-campus extension of The article concluded with: "Present curriculum, and students who have no the campus police offer is' The J* Ann Thorn forde data indicate that students are less intellectual curiosity probably should help to produce a larger turno 1 of marijuana." Preadmore said he Trowbridge Road." This in my view is president, Married Students than perfect judges of teaching be in training somewhere else, or traffic in front of the halls. "J favors the "decriminalization" of not true. Union of MSU effectiveness, if the latter is measured awaiting a little more maturity. decided that there is a greater neeo l marijuana use if medical tests prove There was no plan for a grade by how much they have learned. If traffic turnover? With that policy «L the substance safe. separation at the Harrison Road how much students learn is considered Bruce Stewart students have to pay the ,vl crossing, so that in addition to Terry Luke, Democratic candidate to be a major component of good Associate professor between the legal campus 1 for sheriff, has stated that he favors the total legalization of marijuana negotiating two railroad crossings, the Spartan Village resident would be further hampered by four lanes of Courses teaching, it must be concluded that good teaching is not validly measured of Natural Science Oct. 25,1972 hours of 6 p.m. to given the gift of free midnight ana j Parkl\vs| because he feels that it is no more highway crossing right at grade. Plans To the Editor: by student evaluations in their current 12:01 a.m. to 7 a.m. seven day«| harmful than alcohol. did call for an underpass/overpass at form." week. That's not a gift, that s a P°1 There are indications of a growing Luke has also said that he favors the the Farm Lane crossing, but this What have we done to deserve sjj abolition of the Metro Squad as it is now organized, and wants police would mean that the Spartan Village resident would still have to get across pressure to reduce requirements make university courses easier and (and one While this study was based on only sample, the authors obviously Tickets an benefit aggravation? How d° from having a dii» „t more optional). Instructors who bend thought that the results were likely to training to emphasize community the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks and with this breeze tend to be regarded as be fairly typical. No doubt there is parked there every 30 nJJ* service skills instead of law take the Service Road to Farm Lane in search of a possibly easier good and the others more or less bad. danger of instructors going off the deep I would like to reply to the "Wet how are the students they are threatened withi P'f ^J fl enforcement techniques. crossing. The magazine Science, official end in their subject. It is not possible Ticket" letter you printed in Thomas A. Roach, candidate for the Emergency vehicles not wishing to journal of the American Assn. for the to defend unreasonable demands both last not complying to a q J Friday's State News. When Jan Glaspie University of Michigan Board of hazard the Trowbridge-Harrison crossing would have to be routed Advancement of Science, the largest science organization in America, as to quantity and quality of subject complained about the MSU police she regulation? You, *n complaining of one tick ®£ ,,? Regents, was inaccurately listed as a matter offered to students. said they are so hard Republican. He is a Democrat. through campus in order to use the recently published a study which to give tickets to up that they had MSU police. Think of Farm Lane tolerate. crossing. Further, the threw some light on this question. The On the other hand there is a danger even attend school here. people who don't students have to ghJ presence of four lanes of highway so Who are they close to both Spartan Village and article, appearing in the Sept. 29 issue, was entitled "Student Evaluation of of students playing only in shallower and shallower water until they end up supposed to ticket? already shell out $1,000 The students Farmington^l Oct. 27, !»■ a year in one Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 7, 1972 5 lOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau British economic curbs seen to stabilize pound (c) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES and that this has the tacit to French eyes at least — NEWS SERVICE — monetary and farm unions, approval of France, the of a common agricultural it is seen as preferable in PARIS Nov. 6— Prime country most tightly tied to policy are the principal reasons Paris, according to Minister Edward Heath's the orthodoxy of fixed behind the French position. knowledgeable sources here, wage—price freeze was seen exchange rates. As the major farm to a new fixed rate that by continental bankers as a supplier, France benefits would be pegged too low. measure to help stabilize the The head of the foreign more than other What community too low means is pound for at least the next exchange department of a countries from common not few weeks. leading Frankfurt bank said really known, but when payments into the fund that rumors were circulating last A growing number of the pound should stabilize subsidizes 10 million week that $2.25 would be bankers now expect that around the area of $2.36 — community farmers. Those the new rate — rumors Britain's $2.37. currency will payments also depend on strongly denied continue to float beyond The Heath measures were by the fixed relationships of the British Jan. 1, the date of entry widely anticipated and led treasury— the currencies. French Fran< and into the Common to a strengthening of the the Market, But while a floating Italian lira came under pound even before they pound puts strains on the pressure. announced in the llcGOVERN closing were gap House of Commons. The pound started trading Monday at $2,351 and closed at $2,356. The Aquarians LInsure voters dollar also against currencies. strengthened continental occult Nixon held 48 per It was last June, after sem Jv United Press International cent, Republican Robert Griffin 4 per cent edge held by heavy foreign exchange The Sen. George McGovern these undecided voters Aquarian Revelation interpretation, astral J The Michigan voter who 42, in polls conducted for the Griffin in the latest poll is not likely to cast ballots today losses in support of a fixed Center has billed a three-day ■undecided on a choice for minority candidates 1 per Detroit News. projection, color and sound large when "sampling error, If so, then the committed exchange rate at $2.60, that seminar in thr occult symbology, meditation and 1$. Senate and president cent and undecided 9 per Griffin, who led by 10 heavy campaigning in the vote among the British government sciences Satur' .y though tarot cards. those likely to ty be the deciding factor cent, according to poll statistics. points in mid-October, now last days, coattail effects of vote in the election shows a detached the currency from Monday at .ie Walden Other workshops include I these two contests today. holds a 46-42 edge with a the presidential race and difference of less than the its internationally agreed Woods Conference IA final weekend recheck The Senate has Center beginning and advanced race high 11 per cent undecided possible voter turnout 3.2 per cent sampling error rate and permitted market near Midland, Mich. I voters in the Detroit tightened considerably in vote. astrology, which deal with Third-party candidates factors are considered." for forces to guide it to new "This seminar will Uranian, esoteric, medical, Itropolitan area for the the last three weeks as Atty. get 1 per cent of the vote. a poll of 1,000 The gap levels. consist of small group Gen Frank J. Kelley moved separating interviews. vocational, Age of Aquarius |ws poll showed a slight to within four The pollster, Frederick P. Griffin and Kelley narrows Of those persons who The assumption was that workshops, seances, and birth control ideas. ■ft from President Nixon percentage Currier, president of Market when the undecided vote is a new rate would be fixed ■ the undecided column. points of indicated they would vote message circlas, private incumbent Opinion Research, said the allocated with only half of by Jan. 1 because of strong Raymond A. Merriman, for President Nixon, 81 per readings and several other French opposition to cent said they also would vote for Griffin while 15 per floating currencies inside 'inter Great Issues Series cent said they favored Griffin. Kelley picked up 83 the Common Market. The beginning of a hv?hT;.nlP „ .. . . , direct the conference for the revelation center,' will a monetary union, depending by the center said. h per cent of those saying they would vote for Sen. on the set relationship of Workshops will cover « ®r°uP" . . currencies, and the sanctity clairvoyance, dream ?f 'he |o focus George McGovern with 11 .. that will lead workshops for IA controversial Detroit on crime, punishment off-campus individauls will Also speaking will be Lee regardless of their major. A per Griffin. cent indicated they would cross over to vote for r POLICE the seminar include newspaper personality June Lowe, and radio je and a former inmate focus on crime and Dell Walker of Detroit, who different issue is taught each If those voters undecided Douglas Miller, author of I Jackson Prison will be in their presidential choice long 12 guest lecturers punishment philosophical, in theological, its was in Jackson Prison for 18 years of a life sentance for term, and students may re-enroll for credit. go to the polls and vote BRIEFS ''Birth Control by Astrology," and Jacqui rticipating in the Great social, psychological, murder, and had his with the groups they have Kendall, author of Series Crime and political and literary conviction reversed in June been identified with, the A 14-YEAR-OLD paperooy reported Sunday that his Professors sharing the "Terrology." Inishment course to be aspects. Lawrence R. 1972 in a decision that his in winter survey said Nixon would get 40-paper stack, dropped off for him in Spartan Village, had course will be 3$ented winter quarter. Krupka, professor of natural confession was coerced. Harold J. Spaeth, professor 53 per cent, while been soaked down with a fire extinguisher. Space for the conference I The course is part of the Walker is now a researcher McGovern would receive 46 is limited and enrollment science, is chairman of the of political science, who for the Defenders' Appellate cent and all other A 29-YEAR-OLD Detroit will be on a first-come basis. gular series contiucted course and one of the received considerable per man was arrested Sunday for eh term by the University lecturers. Office in Detroit which candidates 1 per cent. soliciting a newspaper, The Militant, in East Holden Hall publicity on his series of All sessions plus room The sampling error for |llege. The new topic of Detroit Recorder's Court provides court-appointed accurate computerized the poll was plus or minus without permission. and board cost $65. le and punishment was Judge George Crockett, who counsel for indigent predictions on Supreme Individual sessions without lpcted in a student poll has been a figure of defendants. He has a new Court decisions, and Zolton 3.2 per cent which means FOUR TIRES OF a car parked in the West Holmes room and board cost $8 ■either candidate could b$ employe lot this weekendwere punctured. jdueted among students controversy because of his hearing set for December. A. Ferency, associate that many points * * * each. ■king the course last handling of several cases in professor of criminal justice, higher or Inter. lower in the state's SEVEN BIKES WORTH $598 were stolen Sunday from the Further information can Detroit dating back to the The Great Issues course and a candidate for the ■ Seven presidential race than the racks at South Hubbard, Conrad, Snyder, Akers and be obtained by calling professors and five 1968 riot, will participate. is open to all students, State Supreme Court. poll shows. Spartan Village. 449-2469, Whitmore Lake. Before You Vote Some of the best legs we know are wintering in Scholl Exercise Sandals this year. Compare The issue is Justice and the most qualified and experienced man to administer it— Be sure you know what each candidate has to offer before you make your choice Judge Opponent James H. Edgar Age 47 years 20 years They belong to the U.S. Ski Team, And Scholl's exclusive toe-grip en- After all, what's good enough for Legal Experience 14 years 3 years but they could belong to you. courages your toes to grip firmly. their legs and feet should be good Administrative Experience 7 years 0 Hardly anyone cares more about helping to tone and firm your legs— enough for yours. Private Law practice 10 years 0 legs and feet than a skier. And the Ski whether you're a skier or not. 0 Team knows how Scholl Sandals relax So if you'd like to get through win- Negligence cases 10 years Civil cases, other 10 years 0 your feet, when you want to keep ter in beautiful shape, put on some Criminal 10 years 0 going after a day on the slopes. Scholl Sandals the way the U.S. Ski case defense attorney Judicial Experience 6 years 0 Team does. exercise sandals Criminal hearings 6 years 0 Civil 6 years 0 hearings Personal injury & property damage 6 years 0 • • • 4 years 0 Landlord and tenant cases Small claims 4 years 0 cases 4 years 0 Contract disputes Land Contract cases 4 years 0 4 years 0 P Summary proceedings & land disputes I B r*ence Mayor & in Government 3 years Supervisor Which Candidate Has the Background to Do the Job?- Think Abo||f ,f _ _ Vole November 7th JAMES H. EDGAR District Court Judge Non-Partisan Judicial Ballot 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, N°ve.nber 7 Nixon-a manner Agency seeks! prisoner The Dept. of Corrections votirv recorded like T. Roosevelt ■ will actively support a addresses. esenteJ prisoner voting bill the now in "Absentee votim, J WASHINGTON (AP) - Teddy Roosevelt made a Nixon strained in was his rather language in legislature amendment is if an inserted be diffused state and throughout! would In. J President Nixon, place for himself in history clarifying inmate residency, instinctively, is the kind of by attacking what he August 1971 when he Perry Johnson, corrections that that dls?roP°rtionate voting in i0falel*L man who speaks softly. But termed "vested interests" — imposed an import director, said. might cause," he has often been known to and went to court to break surcharge, froze wages and A8 it stands, the bill Voting in local Zfl Johns(Jl carry a big stick. up big corporations through prices and, for the first time The notion of speaking newly authorized antitrust in nearly four decades, would allow prison residents would, furthermore*! suits. decreed that Uncle Sam no to vote, but does not transporting large nuJ softly and carrying a big stick goes back to an earlier Nixon, to date, matches longer would eat dollars specify how their residency would be determined. of inmates places or t0 )ocal 4 Republican president, in no way Roosevelt's piling up in foreign elections at the treasuries at the rate of $35 Nine thousand inmates of Theodore Roosevelt, who reputation as a trust institutions with or took office in 1901. buster. In fact, his political for an ounce of gold. Michigan prison facilities are wi barred from voting by the polling facilities." Nixon is not exactly a foes say he is much too kind The President did inveigh state's 1939 election law. Johnson said „1 tum of the - century to big business. a J1 - - against those he cast as concentration 0f however. Within Nevertheless, Nixon is "We are not in favor of man, recent months, he has built proceeding, according to a foreign predators. But, one making the inmates voting cou,d detrimental effect J at least a fragile bridge to pre election can only imagine what residents of the community tion of J1 mainland China and has announcement, with what Theodore Roosevelt, in a in which the prison facility correctional facilities. fuJ much burlier age, would begun a process that, could be the most is located because of the "On the have said. other hi hopefully, will lead to a important antitrust suit in sizable effect it could have however, I limitation of nuclear arms, decades, against Nixon and foresee no ml Roosevelt, it on elections where the East and West — and International Business might appear, would find prison population is large, as difficulty in absentee ballots," p^l heaJ possibly, if the cards come up right, all the way east to Machines Corp., simply to most Americans IBM. known closest kinship confronting situations in in Kicking in Jackson," Johnson said. He said the department Johnson said the wJ absentee balloting *1 Oriental China. as which they felt American Members of MSU kendo judo and karate clubs participated in demonstrations of their favors allowing the inmates An interesting point of With Nixon, the soft interests abroad were arts Saturday as part of the University's celebration of Japan Week. to register and vote by augment inmates' may be a valuable \Jr right,! word and the big stick seem threatened. comparison between Nixon State News photo by C. L. Michaels absentee ballot at their last tool. ^ and the first Roosevelt is to be ever - present. their differing approaches to Especially where America's interests bastions wealth. of entrenched overseas concerned. are LEADS 61 TO 35%, GALLUP SAYS Nixon ahead in PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) persons nationwide from Reports of a peace McGovem outside the Nixon led McGovem — The final Gallup Poll Thursday through noon settlement in Southeast Asia South, however, Gallup points. by 23 public feeling at the the interviews and timj ni Must move our Inventory to stay In business. Choose fi survey of voters before Saturday. apparently have neither said, offset Nixon's The pollster said Nixon prediction. the widest selection of fine imported bicycles in Central Election Day reports The Gallup organization helped nor hurt the Southern gains. had captured the major He said Michigan and SAVE BIG! Hurry in today. President Nixon leading said Nixon held a "lead of Republican incumbent, the In the previous survey, share of the vote that went the pi — attempted to question™ Sen. George McGovem by landslide proportions" over pollster said. Gallup found Nixon leading to Gov. George C. Wallace CROtfROdDS CYCLG 61 per cent to 35 per cent. his Democratic presidential Nixon was said to have 59 to 36 per cent, a in 1968 and was benefiting people most likelyl The results, released made large gains in the actually turn out and vf opponent. difference of 23 points. from a 30 to 40 per cent and reported that sL Monday, were based After allocating the South in the last week and Those results were based on rate of defections to his side on 1936, the average deviafl interviews with about 3,500 undecided vote, the major is reportedly heading interviews taken Oct. by Democrats. of the election results toward the greatest majority (( party vote was 62 to 38 per in that region of any 13-18. Gallup stressed the his findings was! cent in favor of the McGovem was strongest importance of reading the percentage points. It | President, Gallup results Republican SENIORS!?! presidential before he won the figures as a reflection of only .5 percent in 1968.H show. candidate. Gains by nomination, Gallup said, trailing Nixon 49 to 39 per ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * cent in April 28 —May 1 interviews after the South Court will decide! Will You be in the THE DOORS ARE COMING! $ Dakota senator's triumphs in the Wisconsin and 1973 * THE DOORS ARE C0MIN6! * Massachusetts primaries. Nixon led 56 to 37 per cent on the eve of the parochial aid WASHINGTON (AP) - casl judge panel, which last! » TO FRANDOR if Democratic convention in The Supreme Court Monday declared the law to| mid-July. After the agreed to decide whether Unconstitutional. Wolverine??? y^Frandor Shopping Centen+ Eagleton affair and the GOP convention, he lengthened states may provide direct aid to church - run schools Arguments will btfl on the appeals in late if liis lead to 64 to 30 per reimbursement for and as a final decis| 3^ *They're real doors 3^ cent— the greatest margin keeping attendance records announced by the ei between the candidates. and June 1973. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Gallup said responses on giving required achievement tests. Last year the c This is your Last Chance issues drew a different picture, with the two major The issue was raised in appeals by New York state barred Pennsylvania I Rhode Island from pi parties much closer. For officials and a group of part of the salaries | instance, the Republicans Roman Catholic and parochial • school teach led 54 to 46 per cent as the Orthodox Jewish parochial Last month the courtstr| to have your party best able to produce "peace and prosperity" in schools from a ruling by a district court in New York down an Ohio progi reimbursing parents I the same survey where City that the assistance is books, bus fares, laboriifl prohibited by the First fees and other expenses. I Yearbook Portraits Amendment. A New York aid program New York law bi aid to parochial schools® was authorized by the 1970 the fact that all s „„ Mandated Services Act. The public and private, state paid out $28 million Taken last year and $14 million this year. Further aid was keep records to insure the state's attendance compulsor law is enjoined by the three - complied with and give tests to meal call 353-52 students' progress. Don't Forget to Return your proofs to Rm. 36A Union Think Snow! Think Winterspo UNIVERSITY CLUB MEMBERS: Variety Is The Key Te Dining Enjoyment" In addition to recently advertized "Special Evenings" at the University Club, an additional menu providing a greater choice of food selections is now available every evening except Monday and Saturday. Club members are also encouraged to make use of the recently published "Menus For Entertaining" to pla" private parties of eight or more by making advance arrangements with the club manager. KEEPSAKE DIAMOND Rll^GS. BOX 90. SYRACUSE. N.Y. 13201 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 7, 1972 7 RANSOM ATTEMPT FAILS TOKYO Japanese hijacker seized (AP) - added that he told them he restroom. He came out willing to do if After Policemen hidden on a felt a hijacking would be so you directing the about 40 minutes later, remain calm. But if it passengers off the plane, the Japan Air Lines DC8 ended easier in Japan than in the passengers said, wearing a happened, we would be very three stewardesses boarded a hijack Monday when they United States. monster mask and seized a masked, armed man carrying sorry for the crew and the DC8 before the hijacker Police said Nakaoka a pistol, and went into the eight hours after he had passengers." followed with the flight carred a suitcase and cockpit, The note was signed crew. commandeered a smaller shoulder bag with another Police said he presented a "JAL Hijack Committee." "I hid under a airlines plane with 121 50 bullets, 33 pounds each . note to the crew saying: The plane landed at seat until the passengers and demanded to of nitroglycerine and black flight was "We hijacked this plane for Tokyo about three hours over," Hiroshima said. be flown to Cuba with $2 Powder and a parachute. the purpose of fulfilling our after it took off. The The seven policemen who million in ransom. 'We had several riflemen political aim. We cannot The hijacker released the hijacker negotiated with had been hiding aboard the standing by to shoot the identify the name of our airline officials for five plane told newsmen they passengers and three hijacker when he was organization or purpose of hours after landing before hid in various places stewardesses from the walking to the DC8 from it but you will know releasing the passengers and including closets and the Boeing op no 727 he had t<> on taken <»% 727 We intended to gradually. To fulfill our boarding the DC8. cockpit. They said the over during a domestic shoot the hijacker's right purpose we demand 2 One passenger said that flight after airline officials hijacker was using his gun to arm, not to kill him. But we million U.S. dollars in cash during their confinement, had loaded the $2 million push aside a curtain near the had no chance," a police — all should be old bills. We the passengers had been free onto the DC8 for the entrance to search behind it official said. The man, who also demand a long-range to walk around the plane 13,000-mile flight to Cuba. when one policeman first gave the name of Kozo plane which would carry and did not feel any But when he boarded the fear jumped him from behind. - - -- ---- Hotta, uuarueu boarded the uie to iu Cuba via wuud via Vancouver, va because the pilot had Pilot Tsuneo Kato ran larger plane holding his domestic airliner just before Canada and Mexico, explained the situation down the stairway, and pistol on the three-man its departure from Tokyo "Those who try to more policemen, dressed as crew from the 727, and for Fukuoka, in southern hamper our activity would airport workers, rushed began looking for Japan, and entered the be shot to death. We are not drama as the hijacker was policemen, one policeman aboard. jumped him from behind wearing a funny mask," said At first, they said, he and stewardess Keiko identified himself to police six others helped subdue the hijacker without a shot being fired. TV talk Hiroshima, 25. realized it was a grave "Then I situation as I saw the pistol as Henry J. Wong, a Chinese-American from San Francisco. They said that Police said the man, and bomb. But only the was the name he used when identified as Tatsuji by Commun front half passengers were buying his gun in San Nakaoka, 47, an aware of the incident." Francisco two weeks ago. unemployed Japanese who had been living in Los Angeles with his wife and NEW YORK (AP) — George McGovern, by name. three children. Communist party But he said at one point: Trick or Police said Nakaoka, who holds a permanent U.S. presidential candidate Gus Hall made an election < "The Republican and Everyday Is Ring Day rs of Campbell s Smoke Shop decided to join 'em rather than .esidence certificate,told appeal for votes on network Democratic candidates have |loween try and beat any tricksters last week. They set up a table with soap in front of the store them he was fed up with life television Monday, the frst not presented any At MSU BOOKSTORE Lting frustrated goblins to a real trick. State News photo by John Dickson in the United States, but time the party's candidate meaningful new solutions didn't elaborate. They ever appeared on a paid and they never can, because national telecast they are hogtied to the Don't let graduation come and go without your The gist of Hall's address sys*em of corPorate Visual Diploma. Come on in and order your JOHN over the ABC and NBC proflt • • • CENSUS COUNT networks was that President Nixon could have attained "We Communists are ROBERTS CLASS RING today anytime at Customer Service in the front of the . or anyday, store. No deposit necessary. Payment may be made peace in Vietnam at any unalterably against the with cash at the time of order placement or COD, all time during the past four system of corporate profits Iganda to tally Asians ||)ISPATCM OK THE required to report to census Asians here, there are at years. "The basic which administration the proposals has agreed to," Hall said, "were Nixon now which aggression, Poverty. dismantling power breeds . . big wars racism and We are for and replacing it with business of rings being shipped directly to you from the manufacturer. closed the border with , 5, LONDON centers to be counted by least 1,500 stateless Asians Tanzania "in case anything proposed by North Vietnam even before Nixon peoPle s power, John Roberts Rings lAMPALA, Uganda, government officials, with nowhere to go, and the happens because of the was elected president. The only Tickets for |6 - President Idi Amin '"eluding army, police and United Nations is still deadline for the non - ... o officers. This would attempting to obtain Ugandan Asians." Some thing that has changed is "YELLOW MOON" that President Nixon now commissioner, John Provide an opportunity, he temporary accommodation weeks ago Amin claimed to are at faces an election. " ■lings, Monday and told sai^- f°r Asians who were for them. have evidence that an . . Jennison Nowhere in his prepared [that all Asians left in Ugandan citizens to say invasion might occur before $1.00 ft after the expiration where they wanted to be Approaches have been the expiration of the deadline. text did Hall mention the Tuesday 11-7 1,0 MSU BOOKSTORE ■he expulsion deadline sent- Last week Amin made to Germany for the Democratic candidate, S£n. e to be physically announced that Ugandan use of the Olympic Village -rr V ■ted. Asians would be resettled in at Munich, which could Tginning on Thursday, outlying areas, so that they house 12,000 persons. II said Asians rtaanb would wouia hpDe could "mix with the .. ... , . 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LANSING YOUR COMPLETE ELECTRONIC HEADQUAR 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Novi 'ember) i STRAIGHT PARTY PARTISAN BALLOT C|TY°P DEMOCRATIC PARTY 2 ELECTORS OF THE PRESIDENT AMD de moc r a tic republican GEORGE RICHARD McGOVERN\_ R. SARGENT SHRIVERI M. NIXONt „ __W Pictured 1 left r east lansinI Michiea;IN« . VICE PRESIDENT is an example of the — 1963 OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY i UNITED STATES THOMAS J. ANDERSON/""-^ ballot that will ^ -* ^laboll*1 LOUIS FISHERY, __w confront voters today. <* GENEVIEVE GUNDCRgW" ^ workers* By voting straight AMERICAN INDEPENDENT Af©REW PULLrri24 party, the voter PARTY (SOShAin . JARVISTYNERP-* automatically chooses all candidates in one o A voter can SOCIALIST LABOR party. PARTY 8 -4 democratic FRANK J. K EL LEY V split his ticket by UNITED republican ROBERT P. GRIFFIN 28 voting straight party w HUMAN RIGHTS and then choosing an PARTY 10 -► SENATOR independent PATRICK V. DILLINGER 29 mfry individual candidate, ^labor1 JAMES SIM X because the individual f SOCIALIST WORKERS will take PARTY 12 human rights preference wRTm BARBARA HALPERT 31 over the straight party LINDA NORDOUIST 32 in the computer. A 2 ¥ COMMUNIST PARTY 14 R-> communist THOMAS DENNIS 33 voter also can skip the straight ticket portion i and just vote for CONSERVATIVE PARTY Jr OF MICHIGAN 16 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 4ill DISTRICT ""•Jsssif- democratic republican M. ROBERT CARR 35 OiorUt E. CHAMBERLAIN 36 individual to candidates split his ticket. jg INDEPENDANT JUDICIARY j '• PARTY Precincts Instructions told for today's for today's voting Voters will face an thick pin, to punch holes in candidates individually. No. 1 - Spartan Village School, 1460 Middlevale Rd. No. 2 - Spartan Village School, 1460 Middlevale Rd. unusually-long ballot the card indicating choices. Some portions of the No. 3 - Red Cedar School, Sever Drive. Tuesday, choosing among The card is placed in the ballot stipulate a person No. 4 Brody Hall, MSU Campus. - more than 70 candidates, envelope before it is turned should vote for only two of No. 5 • Central School, 325 W. Grand River Ave. five statewide proposals and the listed candidates. No. 6 - Glencairn School, 939 N. Harrison Ave. two proposed East Lansing Split-ticket voting should more than that number is No. 7 - Pinecrest School, 1811 Pinecrest Drive. No. 8 - Eastminster Presbyterian Church, 1315 Abbott Rd. No. 9 - Hannah Middle School, 819 Abbott Road. Charter amendments. Long lines are expected not cause any problems. A person can vote a straight chosen that portion of the ballot is invalidated. Map in many percincts and party ticket and then If a voter makes a Voters in East Lansing's 25 precincts will go to the polls today to support No. 10- Hannah Middle School, 819 Abbott Road. thi voters are urged by officials choose individual mistake he can ask for a candidates. Students No. 11- MSU Union, West Circle Drive. living in some East Complex residence halls will vote in to go to the polls between No. 12- Fire Station 2, Shaw Lane. candidates, or vote for new ballot. Township, however. No. 13- Wilson Hall, Wilson Road: MSU Campus 10 p.m. and 4 p.m. to avoid No. 14- MSU Auditorium, Farm Lane congested periods. No. 15- MSU Auditorium, Farm Lane No. 16- MSU Auditorium, Farm Lane to Voters should make sure use the punch card FOR PUNCH CARD VOTING No. 17- MSU Union Bldg., West Circle Drive system correctly to make No. 18- Bailey School, 300 Bailey St. their vote count. No. 19- Edgewood United Church, 469 N. box Hagadorn Road Practice ballots will be instructions No. 20-Fire Station No. 1,400 Abbott Rd. No. 21- Bailey School, 300 Bailey St. provided at the polls for voters and if a person has No. 22- Marble School, 729 N. Hagadorn Rd. 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(unclassified) TICKETS $2.50 355-0148 WATSON--WILLIAMSTON OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 PH. 655-2171 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 7, 1972 9 Election For nears finale, last bids made ■(continued from page 1) McGovern, it was a Americans are registered to 61 per cent to 35 per cent. A campaign that covered well vote in the first national fine-seat Republican premier figure in that proxy have won the day," he said. Agnew was winding up A Louis Harris Survey, fPhiladelphia, as he had over 200,000 miles, touched down in 26 states - r election that opened the also concluded Sunday, gain would deadlock the Senate at campaign. "Their day of influence is his campaign in Richmond well over 150 campaign - many polling booth to all 50-50, and give a Agnew told a meeting of diminishing in this country. Va., Monday night. ... of them over and over US made it Nixon 56 per cent, re-elected Vice President irms before, McGovern again citizens 18 and over. McGovern 35 per cent. policemen in Philadephia "It is the people who Sargent Sh river, the Nixon had put in Spiro T. Agnew the decisive l0ned the voters to parts of There are that Americans are fed up choose the President, not Democratic nominee for more than Only in the Democratic vote. hjm make American with those blame sc the intellectuiJs, not elitist vice president, said states NotPa,si'„ng M5 173'000 precincts 8011 P°lls landslide of 1964 did Gallup All 435 House seats are society in "the great and good wartime wartime re-election ™ of, WUI h* °Pen in most of report so big a margin. His at stake, but control there crime. groups, not special, Cleveland that Nixon had [["decent country that it them for 12 to 14 hours final survey in that election appeared to strategists of "Don't for believe that one the second self-appointed such wise men lost credibility because the administration k be." Roosevelt in in 1944 had D' a°rOSS 8 time span beg'nning put President Lyndon B. both parties to be out of elitist as those who has not [■ I believe ' want, and frequently an ; generally at 7 a m pqt in Johnson smears and the scorn of the 'criticize signed a Vietnam peace ■Heed must have, limited a conducted so L'Sl'L" JxS^o is ahead by 28 percentage points; Johnson Republican reach. take a net gain of 39. It would fashionable revolutionaries yo u, but the people." settlement with Hanoi. Udent who will summon campaign. late as 2 a m pqt in h,- beat Republican Barry t nation to a higher radi? broIdredL13 "T™* states °f Alaska and Hawaii- Goldwater by 22 points. Republicans talked of gaining about 26 seats in the Lard and rekindle the n„a T have A few sma11 Prec'ncts will Xerican promise," he said. ■ The ild Democratic nominee issues that have ha f ho» half-hour televised speech. In a record nationally number, 80 special early openings eek distinction. first-count Despite the presidential outlook and the efforts of Republican candidates to House, Democratic strategist conceded a GOP pickup of 12 to 15. Campaign momentum peaks today r to 85 million were seize President Nixon's Governors are being a litany; the expected "Keep to cast ballots Tuesday in your fingers coattails, the GOP had only elected in 18 states. There for peace in crossed," McGovern told (continued from page 1) A recent State what Nixon described as the a long-shot chance to now are 30 Democratic News poll, however, for an end to campaign aides in New York "choice of the capture partial control of governors, 20 Republicans. the last three weeks on campus," she suggests that 83 per cent of MSU students for tax reform, century." as he began his election-eve have at least registered to McGovern said that Congress. In these contests, it explained. "We've successfully reinforced vote, with 57 per - for every American sprint. For those reading the They need the idea among students that it's OK to cent favoring McGovern and 38 description was one of the a net gain of appeared possible the per cent _,0 wants to work, defense few in which he could polls, that gesture seemed in five Senate seats. There are Democrats might wind up admit that one supports Nixon." favoring Nixon. L cuts to reduce what order. 14 Nolan said she would consider the concur with the President. Democratic and 19 with a small net gain. I said was wasteful A final pre-election Gallup Nolan conceded, however, that Nixon's campus efforts a "success" if 40 per cent An estimated 108 million Republican seats at stake in There was an ironic note Lugon spending. p Poll reported Nixon ahead the Tuesday balloting. personality has not aroused her emotions, of students vote for Nixon as McGovern campaigned today. but she said the President's policies were Besides Nixon and McGovern, four other in Philadelphia, arriving all that mattered. presidential candidates will appear on the Polls to reveal extent of student apathy only minutes before Agnew landed to bid for votes for the Nixon ticket. been Both sides agreed that their efforts have Michigan ballot. But only Linda Jenness of the one of them, Socialist Workers increasingly thwarted by widespread party has (continuedI from page 1) Agnew's motorcade was political apathy, an ongoing campaign machine on students' demands," Mary Donoghue, Psychology Dept. but few campus. a blocks behind ie off from their studies to campaign for their favorite adviser, said. "But this year no one was very interested. McGovern's on the highway "In our canvasses," Nolan recalled, "the Dick Meyers, a campus volunteer, said Jididates. . "There was so much people on this campus wanted to do into the city. most common reply was, 'I'm voting for about a dozen workers will be distributing ■One indication of a loss of political activism is the small a few years ago, but the apathy the entire nation is Nixon him and that's enough.'" Inbcr of students who are working for independent study strategists had leaflets as part of a continuing program to experiencing has infected the students," Donoghue said, sought all along to cast the iditsby campaigning for candidates. The result of the true test of how She said the attitude was "educate" students on socialism. apathetic MSU President above the political ■The Political Science Dept. is offering a research course students are about this election will "understandable" because students "don't Meyers added that winning elections is soon be known battle and to match the ■variable credit for students desiring to work either with a "Even though students have shown feel they have the time." not an exclusive goal, so that their work ■eminent agency or a political candidate. a lot of apathy campaigning McGovern would not fluctuate according to elections. throughout the campaigning, we're hoping that their real against lesser figures, a corps Flood also said student apathy seemed ■Leroy Ferguson, professor of political science who political activism will be felt Other minor parties — Socialist Labor, of so-called ■ducts the course, said that only 22 students are (today) and voting," Flood said,by their going to the Dolls surrogate candidates. Agnew was the to be widespread, and called it American Independent and Communist — trently earning credits in the course— most by working "frustrating." have no organized efforts on campus. J George McGovern or M. Robert Carr, Democratic ligressional candidate. ■Ferguson admitted that the department has not ■iertised the course to any great extent because it feared 1 faculty would not be able to adequately supervise a te number of students. f But there really hasn't been too much of a demand for I course this term anyway even though we expected it to ■quite high," Ferguson said. TEN GOOD REASONS TThe Psychology Dept. used to offer a course similar to L political science research course during the political TO VOTE FOR Kvism surge of the late sixties and early seventies. But t to lack of interest on the part of students, the course (been discontinued. ■'We originally initiated the course as a response to DOMINO'S PIZZA JIM POCOCK: 50< off (with coupon) 1. 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He has not been endorsed by the State News. Magic' Elect Jim tonight POCOCK thru State Representative "He's doing a lot— help him do more. Saturday 2843 E- Gd. RWer Paid for by Students for Pocock 351-1200 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Novemh^, ^ Harrier By PAT FARNAN duo he to say except that we're You can't State News except Sports Writer going to try and redeem that." peclt°win||k , Consistency is a good thing to have on your side. Cross country ourselves in the remainder of the year." Michigan knotted sec* P'aee with 76 ^ It enabled Indiana to win Gibbard attributed his „ the 58th annual Big Ten Indiana 39 team's punchless showing to matching last year's total. The £'nt cross country U-M 76 their lack of regularity. Wolverine?? championships. It qualified seasonal best set two weeks Wisconsin 87 "We had consistency Randy Kilpatrick and Fred produce up to their throughout a lot of the Teddy for national competition November 20, ago on the same University of Iowa course. expectations. A familiar name on that list was Ken Minnesota Iowa 136 97 season," Gibbard said. "But it's tough when you get to £,.*• —"firs in Houston, Texas. But for A senior, Kilpatrick Popejoy. MSU 137 the one that counts and Wisconsin, the Dre needed his patented kick to "This has been OSU tourney J down thirdfavorite, three other MSU harriers, it a very 146 can't put it together." got them nowhere. But then place fourth and become exasperating season for Illinois 204 Two of the Spartan position £? they weren't very the first harrier in competition to place in Big Ten me," Popejoy said. "I really hate to let the team down Purdue 217 opponents whom they rec»rd shatteVS performance from p" consistent. N 'western 219 defeated Kilpatrick's fourth place league tilt each year he's like this, but all I can say Ten during the pre - Big Herold. The lanky ft? broke finish and Teddy's 14th competed. now is that I'm glad it's campaign, Minnesota Kilpatrick's timet positioning advanced them to national championships for Teddy could be headed the same honor after over." The Cool brothers, Rob and Iowa, surpassed the sputtering Spartans in the the Finkbine just one golfedI week prior to muster better than 42nd. final tabulation. Big I en ™ and exempted from the placing in his first attempt and Ron, also failed to be no meet. "This was an extremely Herold broke districts run offs normally - at the Big Ten cool in the clutch Saturday. "Nobody feels worse from a. poor meet for us," Gibbard lead pack after required for participation in championships. The remaining members Rob who has challenged the than we do about this," Rob said. "It was just one continued. "The Cools and the two mS best in the conference all the event. of those days when nothing Popejoy just didn't give ESh »lpatrick' Miet>W "They'll go down to of the Spartans Big Ten representatives didn't season, fell to 31st position Saturday and Ron could goes right. There's nothing what we needed to us win. P , M Pat J™" Mandera went and H°i with Bowling Green (site of him districts) just for a warm - up to keep their competitive edge," Spartan coach Jim Gibbard explained. MSU CYCLERS TO ATTEND "Technically, they're in." The Spartans reliable duo was praised by Gibbard after disappointing team showing in Saturday's conference finale. Detroit to host bicycle race harriers "Randy and Fred did an The excellent job for us not only Michigan Bike preparation. The riders Federation, in cooperation hurtle around the Saturday but the entire Randy Kilpatrick (right) and Fred Teddy will with the Cadieux Bike Club 150—yard—long taack at season,'' Gibbard advance to national competition Nov. 20, in of Detroit, will sponsor a speeds in excess of 35 miles commented. "They held us Houston, Texas by virtue of their respective in there all season." six-day bicycle race to be per hour and dive straight finishes in Saturday's Big Ten championship. held in the State Fair down the 56-degree banking Kilpatrick's time of Coliseum in Detroit in order to gain enough speed State News photo by Don Gerstner 30:26. eclipsed his former November 14-19. to pass an opponent. Some of the best cycle Although the track is racers in the country, narrower than a two-lane WITH OLYMPIC PLANNING including MSU freshman street, there are six or seven Roger Young, will be two-man teams riding on it competing in the grueling at a time. On each team, event. The race will be run one man rides along slowly, IOC head impressed three hours nightly, from 7 to 10 p.m. General admission tickets will be high up the banking where he is out of the way, while the other races until he available at the door for catches up with the slow MONTREAL (UPI) - Lord Killanin, The IOC chief refused to comment in $2.50. rider, usually after two laps. president of the International Olympic the situation in Colorado in regard to their The MSU Cycling Club, The fast rider then grasps Committee (IOC), said Monday he was 1976 Winter Olympics. which holds public meetings his rested partner by the very impressed with the planning in at 7:30 p.m. every seat and gives him a hard "We are on the eve of the U.S. elections Montreal for the 1976 Summer Olympics. and also a referendum which will take Wednesday in 215 Men's push, giving the slow rider It was Lord Killanin's first visit here Intramural Bldg., will be enough speed to continue place at the same time so at the present since he officially became the IOC time I can only say that the '76 "'inter arranging rides to Detroit on the race and slowing the president following the Munich Olympics. several nights for those who speedier rider down Olympics will be in Denver," he said. He said, "We feel that 20 sports will take would like to see the race. enabling him to rest. A third He also said, "The spirit here in Details and explanations of place in Montreal and, of course, everyone team member waits off the knows that the yachting events will take Montreal is so good that I don't feel the tactics of the race, as we track, ready to take over place at Kingston, Ont., close to here." will have any problems." well as movies of other types of bicycle races, will be when one of the active riders becomes exhausted, Hifih curve presented at club has a flat tire, or crashes. MSU freshman Roger Young (left) and Californian Gary Campbell will be two of tin 1 meetings. The winning team is The six-day race requires determined on the basis of participants in the six-day bicycle race sponsored by the Michigan Bike Federation. I a temendous amount of total distance covered The race will be held Nov. 14-19 at the State Fair Coliseum in Detroit. physical and psychological during the six days. Standings are kept of number I—* inarms of laps each team the bike makes it impossible to of But it is the final group be a long time before | stop pedaling unless the sprints where many "Taking it all together- is ahead or behind. Sprints are held at rider gets off the bike. racers expect to pick up returns to the state. People who! When the rider ends his race enough points to tip the observed the performance, features, styling, fequent intervals through out the race. The winners of lap he must control the bike total lap counts in their persistently comment ab and avoid colliding with the favor. the high degree of pi the BSR 810 moves into ranking I am trying each sprint are awarded other five teams as he The six-day race is execution involved in tl points and when a team dismounts and gives his regarded as the most race and a place among the best automatics to bribe you accumulates 100 points they are awarded a free lap. partner a shove. By the end of the third exciting introduction to bicycle racing in Michigan tremendous amount oj cohesiveness demonstrate] Tactics are all—important we know of. And at its with price, in a six day race according evening of racing the riders are mentally and physically and it will in all probability by the riding teams. to Roger Young, who will the others may well be in uncertainty, ride with Dale Vergauwen exhausted despite all the sleep they are allowed. for a real contest." with and Ralph Therio. "Most riders will go to Many teams will wait until late in the race to begin Hull hopes for 0K| danger, the front of the pack and riding hard, hoping to take From HIGH FIDELITY MAGAZINE-May, 1972 then jump to full speed advantage of others' with to join WHA tear when they want to get a lap. weariness. My technique is to start at Yet all must pace defeat. the back and then go all out themselves to have enough until I pass the leader high BOSTON Hull told 99 ZV energy left on the final (UPI) - on the banking and then night, when they will engage Former Chicago Black conference here that Judfl dive down the bank cutting him off so he can't chase in a sprint every ten laps, or Hawk star Bobby Hull said A. Leon Higginbothamjur less than every two minutes. Monday he was confident a called attorneys That's mostly what you'll me," Young said. In contrast, Olympic U.S. District Court judge in sides in the case ' During the race the rider printers were allowed at Philadelphia would give him Philadelphia this i life to ^"millions' irHhe Third World who cry out must spin his pedals around least five minutes of rest the go - ahead to complete apparently to announce IUI at 120 r.p.m. or even higher his jump to the Winnipeg verdict. between each of three heats, to push his bike up to 35 and several hours between Jets of the World Hockey "I understand he h m.p.h. The construction of groups of heats. Assn. 200 - page written verm! prepared," Hull said, w C0LUMBAN appears that he's takin| enough time so there w( FATHERS loopholes i" Do you use an be any decision." Hull said he "cant Over 1.000 Catholic mission any way that it (the verdifl won't go in our favor, but after shave just to National HocW names foreign dogs" ' guess the League might feel the M® way." TV RENTALS smell good? 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Three Seven MSU women were and forward lineman Pat associations from Michigan ory is most often an easy verdict to accept, selected for the Michigan all Casey. and four Ohio associations is an entirely different story. - college field hockey team They players were will meet for the Great last Saturday in the Lakes sectionals at individually selected after Lorraine, Next to the cross country lockers in Jension Michigan sectionals at Olivet they were observed in team Ohio Saturday and Sunday. Jdhouse, a large poster read: "MSU is finished as a College. competition by coaches of MSU hockey coach Mikki s country power in Michigan," a noted Big Ten MSU is the most the competing teams and Baile will be represented college on both one selector at large. contesting first and second against MSU players in the Michigan all MSU played Olivet and Great Lakes Sectional. Baile Not true. A sixth place finish in the Big Ten - college teams. Adrian during the selections will be fcampionships wasn't exactly the response that Chosen for the first team but no running score was playing for the Ann Arbor Hockey Association. partan mentor Jim Gibbard expected. But even in were left wing Jan Greene, recorded. Though State's [feat, the MSU harriers were champions. Ken Popejoy center - half Polly Ayres, second team was ineligible Individual players ne. who suffered perhaps the most left full Carol Williams and selected for the Great Lakes embarrassing for selection, the players jn" his life, had nothing but praise and right full Kay Roedel. were invited to compete team are eligible for the ongratulations for competitors. The rest of the MSU players competing against first teams from Nationals in I/jng Beach, partan harrier unit followed suit. on the all - college second Hope College and Albion Calif. Dec. 26-30. team for Michigan will be College. The MSU Randy Kilpatrick, the Cools and rookie Fred Teddy hockey team Betsy Hallgren, right inner; The Michigan all - college finished off its season with a re all gracious in defeat. , Shelly Owens, left half; Jan first and second teams will 2-1 victory at home This team is a proud against Parker, right half. compete against the teams Wayne State Thursday. one. They knew it was a poor showing for a Ali Scores came from Jan speaks team of their caliber. Greene in the first half They knew there would when she took advantage of be more than a few a penalty and Polly Ayres disappointed Spartan late in the second half when loyalists. And four seniors knew they'd just blown their that about Fr she drove in the winning point. final chance to repeat NEW YORK (UPI) - was in horrible shape. Defensively, the team had Muhammad Ali held a one Frazier was so sore he was a few slipups but recovered as Big 10 champs. But in man press conference intensive care for a quickly for a strong none would stoop so low as to leave the Monday, playing both the month, no phone calls, no showing. The offense lacked scene of interviewer and the nothing. I think some its usual depth of tragedy interviewee, as he reiterated people, some doctors have penetration down the field without giving credit his opinion of Joe Frazier told him that but was able to follow where it was due. fighting me up to and interrogated lightweight again would be real bad for score. That's how a real him." champion Bob Foster, The Spartans played fine champion reacts whom he will meet Nov. 21 defeat, folks. in Stateline, Nev. Ali is scheduled to exhibition hockey in their go 12 The two rounds with Foster in two last three matches and days prior "I'm predictin' they to the weeks. ended the season with a Big Ten meet, gonna take the title from the 4-1-2 record. epilogue of the Joe Frazier," shouted Ali Spartan's season, it was when asked if he thought a restless, tense crew of the heavyweight harriers. The Clayton champ would ever defend } House motel was like a against JIM GIBBARD big pressure-cooker. But the George Foreman, the No. 1 contender. "That fight 75' off once final between Frazier and chapter of a very Foreman down in the West T on a 2 item Med. 12" Varsity Pizza, OR istoric cross country season was recorded, it was a ved team that piled into the station Indies happen. ain't never gonna J 75c off on a 16" King <1 item or more) iroute to East Lansing. wagons Frazier's stallin' so they won't just Jf- Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad today strip Nov. 7, 1972 I This was to be a golden year for MSU cross him of the title. country. )ur letter winners returning and a "But you're gonna see, young but omising freshman gave a favorable indication. But they're gonna take it away Free, Fast, Hot, Delivery at 6:00 .te became the blockade in the path of the from him and I'll have to p m Spartans irtunes. fight Foreman for the title. I Ken Popjoy, certainly a runner of national Joe Frazier's not VARSITY caliber, crazy. He j it got his feet off the ground this fall. 'Pope' was knows there's gonna be do* d to be the 'bread and butter' man for Gibbard more hospitals if he fights lid Co. It wasn't to be his season. me. He knows it's gonna be I Rob and Ron Cool, prize lrand Rapids Junior College made recruiting package from an immeasurable a dreadful night. The head whuppin' I gave him in the 3^ 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 I ■intribution to the team last year. But Saturday the last fight was too much. He fentical twin combination was about as 'cool' as an n't their day either. I Randy Kilpatrick and Fred Teddy, both playing take your leir roles to near perfection this fall, climaxed their ■dividual seasons with standout performances. You IGR0CERY 1't expect much more from them. piggy bank kleenex botique I Kilpatricks's s and team productive career, shelved by big championships, is one of the most bowling FACIAL TISSUE del monte 4/ r |putable in MSU cross country history. I He's not flashy, doesn't have a Prefontaine kick, but 7 days a week! Jes his job well — very, very well. I Fred Teddy, a gutsy little freshman, refused to be Save 15c per game TOMATO JUICE shop-rite 28c by bowling any day before 5 PM! Jtimidated by names like Herold, Bjorklund, and even He just kept slugging away. «ed to do that. Someone forgot to Freshman aren't RATES: 8AM - 5 PM 40c per game or 3 for $1 per person POTATO CHIPS 49c tell Teddy. 5PM - 11 PM 55c per game per person wishbone, french, russian, 1,000 island I Nevertheless, Saturday was a sad day for the MSU tiers. But Jim Gibbard and MSU cross ins don't like losing. They don't very often. Besides country Open Bowling Hours: married students: SALAD DRESSINGS 3/$1°° Ming pride in his runners, Gibbard is a very proud MON. & WED. 8 AM- 1:30 PM & 4:10 PM -11 PM pn also. He's never enjoyed losing and he didn't take TUE.&THU. 8AM - 12:30 PM & 1:45 PM-11PM Interested in forming mixed doubles bowling leagues? Contact FROZEN lndly to Saturday's results. But he's not going to start pin!!, either. FRI.8AM-11 PM SAT. & SUN. 12 NOON - 11 PM Don Irish at the Bowling Lanes BANQUET POT PIES chicken, beef, turkey 14c I Graduation will take it's toll this year. Only Teddy, 111 be |cruitingwhile, back. Gibbard will have to do some heavy SPARTAN STRAWBERRY HALVES 39° Pe a and pull a few tricks out of the hat. but in time MSU cross country will be It may UNION BOWLING LANES DAIRY ■ck to normal. 1 The Spartans are not finished as a cross country lu,,r, not by a long shot. Lower Level Union Building KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE 3/$1°° I That noted Big Ten coach had better be prepared ► next fall. Elephants and Spartans never forget. HEATHERWOOD SKIMMED MILK Vt gal. 3/$100 PRODUCE [ATTENTION MERIDIAN VOTERS : STREET BODS! us no 1 mich. us no 1 fla. DELICIOUS APPLES JUICE ORANGES 3 lb. bag 5 lb. bog 44( if 00 ON DISPLAY! SAVE WITH THESE COUPONS! Bill White Says: DOMINO CONFECTIONERS 10X 16 oz. light or He SAVE expires dk. brown 12° 1111-72 limit - 1 please with coupon & $5 purchase MORTON SALT Boz. CDfC i illl SAVE expires j2c 11-11-72 limit 1- with coupon & $5 purchase A DOZEN OF THE WILDEST CARS n mali; NEW! PILLSBURY UNBLEACHED FLOUR I 2 on Meridian Township Park Proposal ■ EVER ASSEMBLED IN THIS AREA!! 5 lb. 00c SAVE EXPIRES ■o«i„I0t0 for VIRGINIA WHITE (Republican) for ■ PRESENTED BY THE bag 00 ftc 11-11-72 |u*nsh,p cierk 2 MID-MICHIGAN STREET ROD ASSOCIATION limit 1 - with coupon & $5 purchase hiB--_Paid Political Announcement ■ 12 Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Novemi— c STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 3558255 VOTE TODAY! FRANKLY SPEAKING classified Automotive { Motorcycles JQ Phil frank ! for Sale DATSUN 240 - Z, blue, like BMW'S, TRIUMPHS, Yamahas! CEDAR VILLAGE 4 man CONTOUR CHAISE new, 1 year old, air Come out and see the new longue conditioned, mag wheels, AM/FM. Phone 339-9326. 73's. Snowmobiles. Also Yamaha SHEP'S apartment available January 1. 351-5180. 10-11-17 special, modern furniture, $100. or Unique traditional co-e":eess cymbals. 5°"' 5-11-9 MOTOR SPORTS. INC. 2460 lamps and 882 North Cedar, Holt. Just ONE G I R L , for two man accessories. An acre of 5 , l |0 " S PHONE 355 8255 win tar/ spring. Cedar Greens. br owsing at BELL thobens 347 Student Services Blda DATSUN 1967 sedan, 53,000 South of I - 96 overpass. 337 1087. 5 11 10 FURNITURE AND CARPET td in, •AUTOMOTIVE miles, good tires, economical. 23mpg. 484-9723. 5-11-8 Asking $450. SUZUKI Phone 694-6621. C-5-11-10 1972 T350. Excellent WILLIAMSTON AREA. Large 2 on North US 27. Phone 487-0173. 5-11-7 8M- ^ Jq ' bedroom apartment, full condition, extras, best offer. Scooters & Cycles Call 351-3067. 5-11-7 carpeted, recently remodeled. SNOW TIRES, C78 DODGE 1970 hemi, £ - 14" (5.90 Parts & Service Call 655-1846 after 5:30pm. yellow with black interior. x 14), four ply nylon, used Excellent Aviation Phone 627-7460 after 6pm. SUZUKI 90 1972, like new, low 5-11-10 one season, $35. 351-7123 condition^ •EMPLOYMENT mileage, also bumper carrier. evenings and weekends. ^82-5291.3-11-s ■ Cost $500, will take $375. 1 GIRL for four man, nicely • FOR RENT - 6-11-10 W Phone 351-6869. 2-11-8 furnished, Grove Street, PORTABLE « DODGE DART, 1967. Sharp Apartments under $60. 351-3879. 3-11-8 LES PAUL junior, 1959 model, Houses looking, extra good condition for $800. New tires, low YAMAHA 1972, 250cc. Very GIRL NEEDED. Cedar Village, excellent condition. A Rooms collectors item. Best offer mileage. 646-6563. 3-11-8 winter and spring terms, Call "FOR SALE over $250. 694-3111. 4-11-8 332-5749. 5-11-10 Animals FALCON FUTURA, 1967 - Mobile Homes V-8, radio, power steering/ HONDA 1971, 750cc. Good condition, gold, extended GIRL WANTED winter term, 4 ELECTHIC TYPEWRITER, Smith Corona; and American ^58Model 390 349-95 brakes, good condition. Best •Lost & Found fork. Call 484-3233. 3-11-8 man apartment, close, $70. •PERSONAL offer. 339-9401. 3-11-9 SUZUKI 1972 Trail bike with 'WHV DO I THINK AN OVERTHROW INEFFICIENT GOVERN/WENT IS WRONG? 332-2098. 3-11-8 Tourister luggage. 351-8753. 5-11-9 Call drums Pieces. slingerlanTI■ 2.ld|,an cym •PEANUTS PERSONAL FIAT 850 1970. Sporty, Excellent condition « new mud grips. $350. Phone GIRL NEEDED for 4 man, DOORS! ALL SIZES! GEE. I DONT WANT 11) LOSE MV JOB!' - - •REAL EoTATE economical, Michelin radials, winter $75. Woodmere CAN BE USED AS 337-0202.5-IMo 394-0694. 7-11-9 •RF.CREATION best offer. 351-2029. Apartments. 332-3972. TABLE Sl DESK TOPS 3-11-8 SCIENCE FICTION" •SERVICE Auto Service WmI MttH SHELVES books, baseball Instruction EVEN AS literature books. cards'Er!l FORD CUSTOM 500 1967. COUNTRY SETTING, 4 miles DOORS $3 AND UP. CURinl Typing Service Automatic, new battery, MASON BODY SHOP. 812 from campus, unfurnished, 339-82J6 USED BOOK East Grand SHOP J ♦TRANSPORTATION snow tires. $450/ best offer. Call 355-1019. 3-11-9 East Kalamazoo Street Employment utilities paid, 1 bedroom H ASLETT LUMBER CO. Paramount News) Rive, fcj •WANTED 1940. Complete auto 349-4907 after 6pm. 5-11-10 Open T painting and collision service. TREASURE CHEST - Second - 6pm. 5-119 ' •* GALAXIE 1964, $150. What hand store, 116 North Main RATES •• 485-0256. XC-11 30 PART TIME student TV RENTALS $9.50 per GIRL NEEDED to sublet winter you see is what you getl Street, Perry. Beds, chests, all McGovern/Eagleton employment with distributor. month, $23 per term; free and p 349-1756 after 6pm. 5-11-8 spring. Cedar Village. each. Automobile nds fu Limited No. DAYS \RECISI0N PARAGON required. PRODUCTS, delivery, service and pickup. No deposit. New stereos 353-8242. 3-11-7 appliances, bicycles. Gibson CURIOUS USED BOO. supnli JvOFjDS 3 s JEEP C - J - 5 Warn hubs, overdrive, metal top, rust /IMPORTS INC., 351-5800. C-1-11-7 available at same rates. Call ONE MAN needed for 4 guitar, B 25 deluxe, $320. SHOP. 541 East Grand rJ (below Paramount fm QEEI 4J3o" C.50 13.00 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-30 Just like new. Drive - a - little Na* proofed. 355-8841. CHILD CARE and save a lot. M 78 to M Open 1 6pm. 3-1 1204 OAKLAND - Professor - EE3QB3 4.80 7.80 15.60 desires sitter part time. - 52, south to store. Call 9.75 4844411 Apartments 625-3188. 5-11-10 GUNS. RIFLES Qjj nm 6.00 19.50 MGB 1970 37,000 miles, Toddler and 5 year old. all kinds. a,., ♦Major & Minor - Times to be arranged. Phone Buy, trade, and J SUBLET: GIRL, winter, spring. mm 7.20 11.70 23.40 good condition. Extras. Call Repairs 332-6706. 4-11-10 HICKORY HILLS Cambria Burcham Woods, $71.66/ NIKON FTn, mint. Pentax spot both new and us 489-2734 after 5pm. 3-11-7 - also be rented for gjjgjg 8.00 13.00 26.00 ♦Complete Auto Body Drive, East Lansing. 1 - month. 337-0427. 1-11-7 - matic. Sony 330 stereo reel the"hun,l season. Best prices in MGB Work WANTED: HOUSE parents to bedroom apartments and - reel and cassette tape towT E3ES3 10.00 16.25 32.50 GT Special. 1967, only ♦Factory Trained supervise home of 6 retarded large 2 bedroom GIRLS NEEDED recorder. Pioneer 8 - track 650 guns in stock. SeeBOBL 29,000 miles. New Michelin - to sub lease GUN SHOP, Soul - Mechanics adult males, all of whom are townhouses. stereo recorder. Color TV 2412 tires and paint job, mint Carports, shag two man apartment winter Cedar. Call 371-2244. DEADLINE condition, $1500. ♦Restoration in day programs and carpet, close to MSU. Model term. Close to campus, call sets. 1000 used 8 track ClotT 1 P.M. one class day sheltered work. Free room tapes, used stereo albums, Sundays. 20-V1-23 Negotiable. 351-7123 ♦Electrical Work a open daily. For appointment 332-2296. 4-11-10 before publication. and board and monthly call Mr. huge selection oriental wall Mrs. VOTE1 " evenings and weekends. Specialty salary. Contact Richard or Twichell, tapestries. WILCOX 6-11-10 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, NEAR SPARROW hospital, 1 Your Service Center SECOND HAND STORE, Cancellations/Co r- Cooper, 489- 3731. 4-11-10 485-3774, EDWARD G. bedroom, spacious, For FOREIGN AUTOS 509 East Michigan. 8 - 5:30 rections — 12 noon one NOVA - 1972 350, 3 - speed on HACKER CO., Rental unfurnished, utilities paid, FEMALE WANTED for nude p.m. Monday - Saturday. class day before floor, spring green/ black Headquarters. 4 8 5-2262. deposit. Call 371- 2949. interior. Headers, mags, and VW GUARANTEED repair. modeling and showing films. 30-11-14 4-11-10 485-4391. Master Charge, DWARDS DISTRIUUIINcl publications. RANDY'S MOBIL. I 96 and Good pay and good hours. BankAmericard, terms, "Central Midiwi more. Owner drafted. Inquire The State News will be Monday - Friday 1100 Okemos Road. 349-9620. Call 489-8226 or, apply in ONE GIRL for 3 girl, near ONE GIRL to sublet apartment. layaways, trades. C-11-30 and largest independm I C-11-30 person at 1132 North sewing mm-hm, ./,•„•/, r" I responsible only for the South Washington, 489-5346, campus, Winter/ Spring. No Winter, $50/ month. Call 1115 North Washing Washington, Lansing. FURNITURE: 3 complete first day's Rick. 5-11-13 332-8738. 3-11-9 Lansing incorrect 10-11-13 security deposit. 351-6523 rooms for only $377. Call: insertion. FOREIGN CAR parts, after 5pm. S-5-11 -10 BROOKS FURNITURE. NOVA IV-96449 All students prepaid a must be Best 1966 after 5pm. 3-11-9 327/ 4 - speed. offer. Call 351-1564 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East mile Kalamazoo Street. 1 West of campus. Today VOTE HOSMER, SOUTH 315 Lower floor, 2 bedrooms, - m 627-9600. 0-11 30 OVER 25 years i 50 USED sewing machines. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 487-5055. C-11-30 refrigerator and stove, 1 QUIET East WITH PRIDE child, $145 including LIBERAL immediately, girl needed own room, $68, $9.95 and up. Consoles and portables, Zig Zag and Michigan, 372- 7409. C-5-11-10 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair COURTESY OF utilities, $145 deposit. close. 337-2258. 3-11 9 straight stitchers. Also, used work on VW bugs, buses References or OKEMOS DRYCLEANERS required. Call vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and NEED A spc m 355-0551. 3-11-9 Gias. GRAND RIVER CITGO. 1054 East Grand Suede and leather Our 2155 Hamilton Rd. Specialty between 10-11-8 8 - 5. 484-4761. HOUSE TO University family, 3 bedrooms, $200 up. ELECTRO 804 East GRAND, chromatography com per month. Michigan, Lansing. packing but not OLDSMOBILE 1967 442, 2 - River. 337-9133. C-11-30 OKEMOS CAMARO 1968 3 Call evenings, 351-2584. Hours 9 am - 5pm. Saturday should be? SUPELCO d - speed. Good door hardtop. $450. Phone Call: GIRL NEEDED, winter term 3-11-9 9- 12 noon. 0-11-30 listen to your problem II condition, $900. After 5pm, 694-3828. 3-11-8 NEW VW face bars, $25. New 349-0910 only, Twyckingham, • $70/ 351-4292. 5-11-7 free and may even solve itfl VW windshields, $25. Used month. 337-1154. B-1-11-3 SOFA 92" French provincial, STUDENTS WELCOME. 3 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 - parts for foreign and VGRICULTURE beige, brocade, tufted back. you. We don't have to cf CAMARO 1970 SS350, 4 speed, bedroom house. Short easy someone e 1965, $350 or best offer. American cars call Student EXPERIENCE, grain - fruit, FOR RENT - Modern 2 - Excellent condition, $275. drive to MSU. Entire house information. Catslofl AM/FM, rally wheels, green, Phone 669-9394. 5-11-9 Parts Locator, 332-3016,635 vegetable production, bedroom apartment. Close to Phone 351-9531 after 5pm. saddle interior. 349-2813. Abbott Road, Apartment poultry, cattle swine, FFA,4 campus. 332-4475. X-5-10-13 newly carpeted. Basement, X-3-11-7 available. SUPELClf 7-11-15 OLDS 1965 88, 4 garage. Reasonable rent, low Bellefonte, Pennsylvania Cii door. H, farm machinery and ( 102.5-11-7 mechanics needed for FOURTH GIRL needed winter, utilities. Call Mr. Chapman, APPLES, CIDER, pears. Gift on our shoulder by phone fl CHEVELLE 1968 Malibu. GM agricultural positions in 57 694-0841. 3-11-9 Enterprise 6811. 5-1110 P Standard shift, luggage rack. TURBOHYDRO, 400 series. spring term. Riverside East packages, shipped by United Good condition. Phone underdeveloped countries, Apartments. 337-9340. Parcel. BLOSSOM with the PEACE DEMOCRATS: McKENZIE, TV SEARS deluxe ci 625-7181. 3-11-9 CORPS. ORCHARDS, Alfred OLDS 1970. Delta 88, blue, 4 Talk with a recruiter — MSU BAUMGARTNER, Wardowski and Sons. 2 miles console. 3% years, 21".. door. Excellent condition, AUTOMOBILE Placement Office, November BALLBACH, WOOD, North of Leslie at 3589 Hull serviced, $175. PARTS and CHEVROLET 1967 Impala. new tires, $1400. IV4-7311. accessories for most cars and 7-9th. 5-11-8 MERTZ, MOTHERWELL, Road (old U.S. 127). Phone student desk and chair, Jl| Automatic, power steering and SLOWINSKI, GUINS - 1-589-8251. Iron rite ironer open at trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD Open 9 - 5, brakes, $600. 355-7772 after TEACHERS, BUSINESS, Health Peoples' Government, closed Mondays. 0-11-30 ends - walnut cabinel, got OF AUTO PARTS. 6pm. 5-11-9 OPEL GT 1970, yellow with nurses, MBA and BBA, math Meridian Township. 2-11-7 condition, $35: table d 485-2276. C-1-11-7 black interior, 393-8399. science, vocational and FARFISA DOUBLE keyboard electric organ, $10. ColemJ CHEVROLET, 1964 station 3-11-9 industrial arts, French, OAKLAND WEST, 1017 - 2 stove $8. Phone 393-70T Aviation compact organn, excellent wagon. $150 or best Spanish, English, physical TODAY! blocks from St. Lawrence. condition. New $1400, will evenings only. 2-11-7 offer. Good running order. Large three - bedroom home, PLYMOUTH 1963, good education, library science MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK sacrifice for $300. Call 484-3710. 5-11-10 "The washer/ $90, LEARN TO fly I Complete flight needed for professional Saturday Bank" dryer furnished. 393-4182. 3-11-3 35,000 BTU - gas space heati Open 9:30-4:30 Students, nurses welcome. positions in USA and 57 $35. Hotpoint CHEVROLET 1955 283, 4 - Monday thru Saturday $190 month. 694-0712. government and VA certified. underdeveloped countries 1971 WHIRLPOOL air Hotpoint dishwasher, S barrel, headers. Very clean. with PEACE CORPS and 2-11-7 FRANCIS AVIATION. conditioner, ACT Ampex Water softener, $40. PMJ Must sell. 372-4698. 3-11-8 MAN NEEDED - 4 - man PORSCHE 912 4 Rebuilt Airport Road. Call 484-1324. VISTA. Talk with recruiter — 1100 tapedeck, 489-1567. 2-11 7 - - Sony 9" engine, good condition. C-11-30 MSU Placement Office apartment. Moving in 1 MALE needed, private room, portable TV with CHEVROLET 1964, new paint fraternity. Must sublet. share rest of house, fireplace, battery job, 3 speed, L15 on rear, Phone 351-3093, 526 Sunset November 7 9th. 5-11-8 - pack. $100 Sears mattress, STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES ■ - Brent, 332-0270. 3-11-9 color TV and dishwasher, $350. Phone 394-0694. Lane. 5-11-9 Yoshica 75mm - 230mm BUY Sell Trade, U.S. «T BARMAID WANTED at private $70. 372-1525. 3-11-8 REBEL 1969 ONE GIRL for 4 - man, winter zoom telephoto lens, never Foreign. KALIB, 541 condition, club. Call for interview between 11 - 2pm and 3 - only or winter/ spring. Close, SMALL HOUSE, North west _been used. 351-7637. 3-11-3 Grand River. 332-0112, Monday - Saturday. C-11-1 l£ mileage. Call 355- $62.50. Call 349-9375. Lansing. 4 rooms, gas heat, BELL AND Howell automatic Today 3-11-7 5pm, IV2-6511. 3-11-7 4-11-10 $125 plus utilities, $100 35. F 1.8 lens, easy to use, deposit. IV4-9310. 3-11-8 automatic SONY STEREO record! metering, excellent ¥©?E TOYOTA with CORONA, automatic 1972 - CROSSROAD IMPORTS PLEASANT, WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED, MICHIGAN AVENUE bedroom, partially furnished. - 1 NEEDED: ONE girl to share condition, $100. 484-9723. 5-11-8 S.O.S., studio micropMl conditioning, radio. Less air BIKE SHOP dependable girls for lunch Parking and utilities paid. mobile home winter term. head phones, $125. SJ than 210 ABBOTT Own room. Close to campus. chair, $25. Rocker - rec* "Check first at 500 miles. Phone 351- 0337 hour shifts, 10:45am - Phone 332-0322 9 5pm OBOE: LINTON, excellent $25. G.E. portable T.V.,11" - CALL: 5-11-13 ___ iaq, 2:15pm, 4 days a week, no daily. 2-11-8 351-3688. 3-11-9 condition, CHEQUERED FLAG 351-3050. 2 11-7 2605 E. Kalamazoo Sundays or holidays. Also 353-1836. 5-11-11 Lansing VALIANT full time evening shift for girl E F FICI ENCY SUBLET 1962, good Employment Call 487-5055 mechanical condition, new tires, cheap. Call 351-6448. Ml looking for steady employment. Apply in $137.50/ month. Furnished, utilities, bus to campus. Call CROSSWORD CHEVY 1956, real good shape. 3-11-7 WHY BORROW Money For person, JIM'S TIFFANY 332-8893, 6:30 to 8pm. PUZZLE Reasonable, ar will trade for Tuition? Make $100 a week PLACE, downtown Lansing, 4-11-10 later model VOLKSWAGEN BUS mid - Michigan's favorite car. Also, 1966 1969. part time. Car necessary. Radio, new tires, hitch, place for dining out. 5-11-8 MAN FOR four 484-4422. 0-11-30 26. Ostrich Impala convertible, good 489-3494. C-11-30 - man. 28 Capri condition, reasonable. Call IV bumper guards, exceptional Twyckingham. Immediately 31. Nervous 5-1463. 3-11-7 condition, $1,650. 694-9737. NON-STUDENT or winter term. 351-3873. AGRICULTURE DEGREES, 33. Trickle 5-11 10 Waitresses, age 18 - 25, 30 hours 2-11-8 Agronomy, Economics, 3? Forward CORVAIR VAN 1964 Good - or more. Call 351-2755 36. Corn lily condition. Phone 351-4972. Education, Engineering, VW V,'N 1968, 100 miles on between 2 5 pm. 0-11-30 ON PINE NORTH Clean, 3 38 Water hole - Animal Science, all natural - CAST YOUR 3-11-7 rebuilt furnished, disposal, hot 40. Slump engine, $825. resources, room TRAVEL 'ROUND THE horticulture, CUTLASS SUPREME - 1971 349-9323 C-5-11-10 after 5pm. WORLD THIS SUMMER or poultry, swine, cattle, dairy water heat, $135, utilities VOTE 42 Merganser 44 Neuter pronoun perfect condition, private year around. Sail needed for international paid, no children or pets. Optical Discount on foreign 45. Verify ships. Men & women, no work in the PEACE CORPS. DODGE REALTY, phone owner. 393-4211 after 6pm. 47. Endured VW 1967, blue, excellent experience, good pay. Send Talk with a recruiter 482-5909. 5-11-13 50 Meanwhile - MSU condition, radio. Phone stamped self adressed Placement Office, November PHONE: 52 Persian fairy NEED GIRL for 2 man DATSUN 372-5333. 3-11-9 evelope, MACEDON INT'L, 7-9th. 5-11-8 372 7409 53. for 1972, 240 Z, mags, Box 224, apartment, winter term. radial tires, 8,000 miles. Take Irvington, N. I. 54. Bills VW 1970 07111 Close, reduced rent. 55 Caama - Must sell! Sunroof, FURNISHED ROOM for over payments. 393-3781. MASSAGE STUDIO will hire 2 351-0339. 10-11-14 3-11-7 snow tires, excellent REGISTERED NURSES needed woman. Kitchen privileges. condition. $1,400. 351-7088. on 3 11pm shift. Full and girls, only if have experience. Close. December - 1st This is an exclusive private NEEDED NOW: one female 351-1356. 3-11-7 part time. PROVINCIAL club in West Lansing. Phone roommate. Sophomore or HOUSE WEST. Phone VW 1969, after 9pm. 484-4308. 7-11-8 older. Near campus. $75. beige sedan, sunroof, 484-1483 Monday Friday, NEED MAN to share furnished radio, excellent condition, 9 5pm for appointment. 337-0591. 5-11- 7 $1045. 337-2508. 3-11-16 - rooms, $55/month, utilities 5-11-10 MARRIED COUPLE without included. Phone 332-4709 children to occupy apartment TWO BEDROOM, 2 - man. 3-11-7 Motorcycles IB OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE for right person. Advance executive income in to in Church Parish return for which supervise young peoples' house, in they Sublet winter to campus. after 4pm. 5-11-8 - spring. Close Call 351-7154 LCC AREA, single rooms furnished, kitchen facilities, YAMAHA, 1971 short - 360 RTI. time work if qualified. For and serve as night utilities paid. Call Bruce Good shape, rear full knob. Use Your interview call custodians of building. Call 2 GIRLS for 2 man. Nicely Hallett at 337-1641 or Desert foot peg, $550. Phone 349-1499 - 5-11-10 482-9454. 3-11-7 furnished, quiet, close. 669 5033. 7-11-14 482-3059. 5-11-9 MASTER CHARGE 351-9438. 3-11-8 TELETYPE REPAIRMAN pan RECEPTIONIST, East Lansing, WHEN YOU need an apartment 1969 500cc BSA. At The STATE NEWS Completely time, experience necessary. typing and filing. Call for WANTED: MAN to sublet that's fresh and new, then rebuilt. Want $600. Phone Computer Laboratory, 220 winter, spring terms. Cedar you need the rental columns 351-0927.4-11-10 appointment, 332-6595. Computer Center. 3-11-7 Village. 351-3807. 3-11-7 of the Want Ads. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, November 7, 1972 13 For Sale □H !/! I ! ENGLISH SETTER Registered, stock. field From $75. 351 puppies champion 6468 GARLAND WOOD for Meridian Trustee for an informed, efficient government. 2-11-7 BEAUTIFUL TORCH LAKE Wooded lake front lots — also - Peru revolution rejects 5-11-10 wooded lake view and lake STRONG FLUTE and OLD ENGLISH ORIGIN: BLACK MARKET access. Chalet on Torch, 4 stand. Excellent SHEEPDOG, bedrooms, wooded lot. capitalism, communism The term "black market" $140 cash. AKC. Must sacrifice, $200 arose Terms. during World War II. aft«r 5pm 485-2109. The name started In CALL OR WRITE 7.4185- 3 117 5-11-13 England during severe CARLTON L. KESSLER rationing. The HORSES BOARDED $35 Illegal market operated 1-616-599-2451 oN TL - c8^8r8 $45, night while at LONDON — Started four "well "eV 882 strobonar, Phnna 20 minutes from campus. legitimate business In carrying on CAPITOL CITY REALTY Inc Peruvian phenomenon lies because of a prior more than a decade. „c Excellent care, beautiful the EASTPORT, MICHIGAN years ago last month, the in small 49627 a group of revolution in military riding area. 663-3116. 4-11-7 becam h8 7"™ ^ buslnes$ B-2-11-6 Peruvian revolutionary politically - sophisticated minds. They also swept aside the But to do business In government has proved to officers who facade of a Western F FOUR lenses. GREAT DANE puppies. legitimate market that is full a be the suddenly ™ Ready most distinctive Years of her or'separately. DouB. to go November 6th. of good values, Just turn to stopped serving an old intellectuals' parliamentary system — but Latin American political with 6 30pm. 482-2750. 651-5144 late evening. 3-11.7 the STATE News Classified ruling class in the traditional analysis, frequently left - almost half the Ads. force to emerge in recent Th I find way of Latin America's wing, of the real condition population disenfranchised People Just ■ times. It rejects the of illiterate W AFGHAN HOUND yuu wno armed forces. They took Peru did not create peasants, the puppy. have tired STEREO for sale, $25. of, or no longer polarization implicit in the genuine existing system AKC, black - masked cream. like to sell it to you for cash. "Brazilian model," inspired power to reform political mass movements was hardly RE0 SHOPPE. 543 East Phone 332-1895. 3-11-7 So for surprising values turn and economic institutions for change (as in socially - democratic. Neither nd River. C-5-11-10 to the Want Ads AMERICAN BANK by U.S. capitalism, and in to advanced Congress nor the political now! and TKUST CO. the Chilean experiment's make them serve the Chile) but ; Mobile Homes Lmj> "The 5 O'clock Bank" interests of a national penetrated the minds of an parties have been missed. ViNTEB leather coat with Abortion - The right to live vs. theoretical basis in elite purchased at Webster's. the right to kill. 14 Locations majority and not an studying at the Center All this difficult . Vote "NO" can: 487-6141 European communism. for Advanced was ,5 coat, want $90. 1 and 2 bedroom trailers for on Proposal B. 4-11-7 The fact that it proclaims oligarchy. Military initially for a European to 1-3660. 2 11 8 rent. See at Lot 507 The chief structural Studies, the powerhouse of appreciate. But as itself "neither capitalist nor the TRAILER HAVEN behind Recreation reforms — the breakup of the future revolution. SINCERE SEEKERS for the They reforms materialized, the Gables. East Lansing. 5-11-7 great Communist," explains why the big sugar estates, land did not bundle out the wisdom and power the revolution is understood preconceptions about the known to the ancients. UNION BOARD FLIGHTS reform for the Indian inefficient President SUPREME 12' 60' trailer, May offers little abroad and has resisted Fernando military had to be — x write for the free book, THE Christmas flight to peasantry in the Peruvian Belaunde abandoned. Behind the embrace of both the the King Arthur's Trailer Court. MASTERY OF LIFE, maMed London for $185. Stop in highlands, the suddenly. They had been $4,800. CaH 482-9493.3-11-8 without obligation Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. world's ideological blocks. revolutionary rhetoric, Peru to those nationalization of banking analyzing the alienation of who are interested in Second floor Union. C-11-30 The essence of the and sales of chief exports — national interests was forging its own 1970 AMHERST 12' x 50', 2 mystical by a instruments of social and thought. SCRIBE were all set in motion degenerate bedrooms, on lot, $3600, no 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order TODAY Jj oligarchy for economic progress. MARKET every Sunday children, 699-2644. 4-11-10 AMORC, San Jose, California Wednesday 11 - 5pm. 95114. 0-1-11 14 0' x 55' heated building, 208 MARLETTE, 2 it ih Mason Street. B-1-11-7 bedroom, 154 bath, new gas SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK furnace, unfurnished, good PHILIP BALLBACK for condition. Meridian Township Treasurer 645-7366. 3-11-9 Announcements for It's DEMOCRAT Page 12 What's - MERIDIAN Happening must be punchcard received in the State News Ex-child voting book. -IS) 2-11-7 THEATERS 4 office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. actr MARILYN BAUMGARNER FIND SOMETHING? MERIDIAN MALL No announcements will be for Meridian Clerk ;0 PAT • 4, stereo 120 IF YOU'VE found a pet or DEMOCRAT accepted by phone. - page 12 MARRIED HOUSING, couples speakers. Sure Unidyne - article of value, we want to operation punchcard voting booklet. wanted, mixed doubles A Microphone and Boom help you return it. Just come representative from the 2-11-7 leagues. 6pm or 9pm. Union Wayne State Law School will I Men's 10 - speed bike. in to the State News Bowling Lanes, Phone meet with the Pre-Law Club at 2339. 2-1 1-8 Classified Dept. and tell us EVERYTHING FOR your hair. 355-3357. 5-11-13 7:30 p.m. today in 118 Eppley that you want to place an ad Sprays, shampoos, hot combs Center. STANFORD, Calif. (AP) before I am through. It is An active t .9 carat. in EAST LANSING STATE — Former child star Republican, and dryers. UNION RIDER WANTED to Boulder Shirley my fervent hope that Black ran BANK'S found column. As a BUILDING BARBER SHOP. Colorado. Leave tomorrow, Alphi Phi Omega and Gamma Temple Black has women will not be afraid to unsuccessfully for a seat in public service EAST Sigma Sigma, national services Congress in 1967, November 8. Call 351-4687, sorority and fraternity, will undergone an operation for go to their doctors for losing in a special primary LANSING STATE BANK removal |NG GOWN never worn. ask for Ed Lane. 1-11-7 sponsor the Red Cross Blood of a cancerous diagnosis when they have will run the ad at no extra election to Rep. Paul N. Drive from 2 - 8 p.m. r. Call Debbie today breast, doctors at Stanford unusual symptoms," she cost to you. THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring through Thursday and 10 (Pete) McCloskey. In 1969 llectI (313) 634-4539. EAST LANSING TODAY to 4 p.m. Friday in Shaw a.m. Hall University Hospital said. President Nixon appointed you Bahamas, $119, Spain announced Monday. STATE BANK. lower lounge. her $239, Hawaii, $269, as a U.S. representative ER COLUMNS Twin VOTE Barbados, $270, Aruba, The Outing Club will discuss Dr. Fred Shidler, who "There is almost certain recovery from this form of to the United Nations, - LOST: MALE poodle, black / MKRLK NORMAN $257. Call STUDENTOURS, performed the mastectomy where she served in various 1 lowers, great for upcoming caving and climbing last week, said the operation cancer if it is caught early white triangle under tail. ! COSMETICS ! 351-2650. 10-11-15 band P.A. 100 vwstts trips at 7 p.m. today in 326 capacities. o, Please call 337-9415. 3-11-9 i I 600 E. Michigan Ave. Natural Science Bldg. Everyone succeeded in removing all enough." ,. 15" UTAH woofer, Lansing HAYRIDES DRAWN by horses. is welcome. traces of a malignant tumor. tweeter. $100. 484-4519 The onetime film FOUND - MALE black poodle. Call for appointment now. He said Black would remain 1622. 1-11-7 sensation who gained early Most recently, Black Brown collar, no tags. Henry 676-5928. 10-11-13 University Village residents in the hospital Lyon, 353-4142. 3-11-9 interested in forming a indefinitely. fame through such movies completed a speaking tour WEST cabinet 2 village-wide babysitting co-op, "I am grateful to God, as "Heidi" and "Little Miss as special assistant to the 12's, 100 watt stereo, please call 355-6085. my family and my doctors Marker" chairman of the President's GROWING PUPPY, light brown is married to I speakers. 332-3827. PREGNANT? WE understand, for the successful outcome Council on Environmental female, fotlnd by Natural Call us. Pregnancy There will be businessman Charles Black. a Joint Issue of this operation," said The couple lives in suburban Quality, a post to which Resources Building. counseling. 372-1560. "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for copy meeting and paper I, LINER, elevated 482-8268. C-3-11-8 C1130 pinning and engagement workshop at 7 p.m. today in the Black, 44, "because I have Woodside with their three President Nixon appointed Union much more to accomplish her in ee it set up. $45. notices is 12 noon Thursday sunporch. Everyone is children. September. STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per for welcome. 0083.3-1 1-9 FOUND: CIGARETTE case. Friday's paper. 347 Brown and white fur. Bill, month, $23 per term. Free Student Services. S-12-1 Th« Block, and Bridle Club iR ELECTRONIC flash, 373 4220 after 7pm. delivery, service and pick-up. will meet at 7 p.m. No deposit. TV's available at FOR today in 110 C-3-11-8 LADIES sewing and Anthony Hall. There will be a Toilet writing considers election le- converter, tripod, sw. 353-0126. 3-11-10 same rates. Call NEJAC, alterations call 355-8101. sheep and swine demonstration FOUND: LIGHT terrier 337-1300. C-11-30 5-11-7 following the meeting. - type I ELECTRIC guitar, puppy. 4 - 5 months old, Capitol Villa. The Weekly People Club will (continued from 11 Yamaha classical guitar, 332-8484. BE PREPARED - Winter TODAY meet at 7:30 p.m. page Occasionally the same thought that C-3-11-8 sunglasses 20% off. Wednesday in "Abortion is MURDER," proclaims ELDERLY 37 Union to discuss appears in the Bessey mens' room also GULLIVER'S STATE REMEMBER TO parts of another wall in a womens' lavatory. finds its way into the womens' RUMENTS, 541 East Marx's "Das Kapital." lavatory at 332-4331. FOUND: FEMALE black DRUGS, 1105 East Grand VOTE. Graffiti proabortionists let. are quick and Berkey. Labrador Retriever, River. 5-11-9 numerous in their retorts — The Shotgun Club will "Bringing up "To be is to do, To do is to be, do - be - approximately 2 years old. shoot at 4:30 p.m. today an unwanted child is murder," and "It's do - be 351 6468. C-3-11-8 followed by a reloading session. - do," is one example. more cruel to be born unloved than not at DON'T LOSE Peanuts Personal i["|5|] 435 East Grand River Meet in the lobby of the Men's 1M. The public is invited. all. I know," are indicative of the usual Some of the self - proclaimed philosophers have serious dilemmas which out: 241 East Saginaw reactions. HOUNDS AKC, all ages, GOVERNMENT FOR THE 3332 Lake Lansing Rd. they cannot solve. Experienced graffiti PEOPLE The Listening Ear needs The concern males have for e and female. of Meridian DEAR GORDON of IHOP a some writers answe boyfriend - girlfriend 1 - Phone 351 2660 hand. Volunteers will Township. Vote Democratic. Thank you for touching my be on problems of women are illustrated on one 3250.2-1 1-7 campus today. Look for the big situations, solving problems and the 2-11-7 life however so briefly and FOR QUALITY service stall in a library lavatory: "Mother Nature on depression of the lonely with a bold showing me the difference stereo equipment, see the uses the pill — it's not nice to fool Mother flourish of a pen in LOST: ARMSTRONG flute, STEREO SHOPfiE. 543 East 10 lines or less. Often between loneliness and being The polka and other folk Nature," it advises. the first writer will come back to visit the black case, grey cover, $25 alone. I feel again. I love you. Grand River.C-11-30 dances will be taught and danced And women offer birth control advice to reward. 332-2163. 5-11-9 Susie. 1-11-7 at 8 tonight at St. John's stall, read the comments and answer males as well. Student Parish, 327 MAC Ave. "thank you." FOUND: SIAMESE Bailey Street, East Lansing. cat. 640 I'M VOTING for you, William Mel Your faithful pixie - D0 B I a Pr Students Assn. will meet with all "Vasectomy means never having to say you're sorry," wrote one female. The topic of life is usually dealt with quite extensively by bathroom writers. 332 2478. C-3-11-7 Raven. 1-11-7 Many of the quotes and sayings are "Life is like a penis — it has its RIDING INSTRUCTION - All minority students interested in ups and phases, English and Western. health careers at 8 repeatedly found in both the mens' and downs," wrote one woman. "If life is a p.m. Wednesday in the Fee Hall womens' lavatories. The popular vernacular bowl of cherries, then why do I Mama Sue and Daddy Rock Horses trained, boarded, Black always get m - Culture Room. for intercourse and excrement adorn the pits?" questioned another female. Happy 1st. The three of us. exercised, groomed, sold. almost all of the stalls, with the 1-11-7 Indoor arena. 675-5403, Saining Club shore school will writing "You only get out of life what you put 651-5144. 3-11-7 be held at 6:30 p.m. ranging from miniscule pencilled words to into it," suggested a MERIDIAN TOWNSHIP voters, today in 31 pragmatist. Her ™0 gerbils - Union. stark, bold declarations of two favorite existential counterpart argued that "Life is (pair???) four letter words. "ge. etc. 1 green male Typing Service ice The Sailing Club executive - meaningless.," and the debate continues. DEMOCRATIC Township with board will meet at 6:30 cage, etc. Candidates. (Page 12 p.m. 8685 after 6pm today in the Union Grill. A punchcard voting book). PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call MO Long lines ' general meeting will follow seen at polls today 2-11-7 at Nancy 349-4431 evenings 7:30 p.m. in 31 Union. and weekends. 353-6625 weekdays. 0-1-10-30 The Chess Club will meet at 7 Place Your p.m. Wednesday in the Union. A (continued from page 1) class for beginners is planned. campus precincts in the Beverly Colizzi explains that TYPING THESES and term PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD papers. Experienced. Electric typewriter. Diane, Please bring sets and clocks. candidates expect about the township. It also is noted that if a person votes a straight party ticket, but then Learn about man's most same turnout could be higher on 372-7600. 5-11-10 percentage as in 1968 decides to vote for Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your awesome mechanical creation at turnouts, such as 71 per campus precincts than in a a meeting of the MSU Railroad candidate in another party check or money order ANN BROWN. Typing and cent in the 6th other areas, but because of Club at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 for one office, there will be multilith offset printing. the likelihood of Union. congressional District. A more no problem. Complete service for few groups deadwood in those precincts, The predict that dissertations, theses, Family Ecology Club will there will be a 90 per cent the turnout percentages will Colizzi manuscripts, general typing, sponsor a mixer at 7 p.m. says that a IBM. 23 years experience. Wednesday in 9 Human Ecology voter turnout on campus. appear lower. problem could arise if the 349-0850. C-11-30 Bldg. Election of officers and On campus about 16,000 Whitmyer says there are voter "overvotes." If for representatives will be held. persons are registered out of two ways a voter can split example, the ballot says COMPLETE a total East his ticket. He vote vote for two of THESES The weekly business movie Lansing can a the SERVICE. Discount printing. shown at 11:45 a.m. registration of 34,608. East straight ticket and then vote candidates and the voter Consecutive Dates to Run IBM typing and binding of for individual chooses three, he will have _ 118 Eppley Center. Lansing clerks estimate candidates, or about 700 voters are no he can bypass the straight overvoted. By overvoting, Classification publications. Across from College of Business students ticket and vote for all he will interested in Peace Corps and longer living in the district. invalidate that campus, corner M.A.C. and About individual candidates. Grand Vista should attend a film and 1,600 students are portion of his ballot, she River, below Jones panel discussion at 7:30 p.m. registered in the two East Lansing City Clerk adds. Stationery Shop. Call Wednesday in 118 Eppley COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Center. 337-1666. C-11-30 TYPING TERM and Wanted Election coverage to delay SN papers theses. Electric typewriter, fast service. Call 349-1904. DON'T FORGET blood comes 15-11-21 only from people. Save a life. Give blood. Professional (continued from page 1) This will bring statistics to the State News TYPING TERM papers, theses, donors compensated. etc. Electric. Experienced. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY participating in their newsgathering efforts sooner than they could be sent over JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. for election night statistics. crowded teletype machines. C-11-30 Staff reporters will be present at local In earlier years, each wire service and election night headquarters to record the Peanuts Personals 10 words $1.50 prepaid WANTED: SMALL, working, network had staffed and run its own 5 days $6.50 10 days - 13.00 m balanced accessories. spinning wheel and Reasonably election center, creating chaos in the vote totals. This year, results will be centralized reactions of both winners and losers during the evening. Meanwhile, other staffers will - priced. 339-6865 after 6pm. trek between computer centers and city 65c per word 1.30 per word WANTED, HOUSE in Lansing and, therefore, uniform. Centralizing the halls to keep up - to - date on election or East S-5-11-10 results also eliminates a duplication of Lansing. 2 bedrooms. □ Immediately. Call 353-6948. effort and expense for all of the news results locally. S-5-11-9 COMIC media. Back at the office, about 20 rewrite BOOKS, science fiction, baseball cards, persons, editors and copy BIKE PATH wanted? Vote for CURIOUS editors will be Mail to: Michiflan State A State News staff writer will be News uassified the USED BOOK SHOP, 541 waiting waiting for reporters to telephone their 347 Student Services Bldg. eighth MERIDIAN East Grand River (below at United Press International bureau in stories back to the central office. TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC From Paramount News). 332-0112. Detroit to telephone totals back to East MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 candidates. 2-11-7 there, the newspaper will move to the 5-11-9 Lansing as they are read off the computer. printer — late. Tuesday. 14 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Nce^,, Absentee ballots used in increasing numbers BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Spot checks with voting cited the influx of younger push the absentee total to Spurred by applications officials show that the chief voters and a new law 20,353 as of Monday, from college students able reason for a widespread reducing from 70 to 65 the compared to 18,900 in to vote for the first time, increase in requests for age at which an individual 1968. requests for absentee ballots absentee ballots is the 1971 may vote without going to Georgia Secretary of are setting records in many constitutional amendment the polls. State Ben Fortson, parts of the nation. that lowered the voting age Declines are reported in reporting a "tremendous "There's something very to 18. The demand is also some big cities — Boston, increase" in absentee special about your first being fueled by applications Philadelphia and Chicago — balloting throughout the presidential election," from servicemen, increased but New York City reports state, said: "More and more, Elections Supervisor Joyce registrations, a desire to an 80 per cent increase and it is becoming evident that Dieffenderfer said in beat the rush and relaxed suburbs often are setting people don't want to stand rules in some areas. •". Is. explaining why her Dade in line and wait around to 'n Michi«*>n, where sKot In San v County, Fla., office has sent ... 'sco County, vote. I feel that this thing 20 checks showed demand for Calif,, mixups i.iat delayed out per cent more can be terribly abused." absentee ballots than it did in 1968. absentee ballots up as much as 33 per cent, officials poll closings in the primaries are credited with helping to Officials in the state of is a different kind Washington were unhappy, however, at the prospect that the total of 100,000 REACH ACCORD absentee voters in 1968 will swell to 150,000 this year. "Apparently people are Germans trying to avoid the crunch because of the long ballot," said Kenneth N. Gilbert, Lynn Jondahl's supporters have canvassed nearly every voter in the 59th District—twice. state supervisor of elections. "Frankly we encourage it." normolizotion In addition to state offices, presidential and Lynn Jondahl's literature has dealt in detail with specific issues. BERLIN (AP) - East goal, full diplomatic would be carried out in congressional races, West recognition by Bonn. That spirit. Washington has a record 24 and Germany statewide issues on its concluded two years of was when he referred to the ballot. Lynn Jondahl's campaign has emphasized the same relations of the two states as One of the points of negotiations on a basic issues in all areas of the district. treaty normalizing their emerging from the cold war contention always had been In North Carolina, relations Monday. to "an international basis." whether the two Germanys Elections Director Alex The East German state He repeated that the would work with one Brock said most college - secretary , Michael Kohl, successful conclusion came another or operate next to age registrants were unable Lynn Jondahl's campaign financing has been openly said the negotiations in East only because each side had another. to register in their college Berlin had been successful. gone at the task communities. He estimated reported. This set up an initialing for accumulated over two Said Bahr: "We have that absentee voting will be later in the week, probably decades with a will for accomplished the next to up 20 to 25 per cent and Friday, if both governments understanding. one another so that we may will "largely be made up of approve. Bahr added that a lot come to acting with one these newly enfranchised Both Bonn and East depended on how the treaty another." voters." Berlin will take up the draft treaty proposed by Kohl and the West German state secretary, Tuesday. Egon Bahr, on Price agency allows "The treaty finally fills a long overdue condition between the two Gemman states, establishment relations that the charter of of 11.2% flour price hike the United Nations asks for WASHINGTON (AP) 16.13 per cent In the third case, price - in the Eastern all states," Kohl declared. The Federal Price U.S. controllers gave Continental Kohl said he and Bahr Commission gave the Also allowed 1.79 permission to charge 0.49 would ask their respective Pillsbury Co. permission was a per cent more for its cake Jondahl governments to approve the Monday to raise the price of per cent maximum increase in the price of biscuit flour. products sold in the draft treaty. flour by an average 11.2 per Midwestern and Eastern Bahr said he and Kohl In another case, the cent, largely because the parts of the country, with were tired but "glad at the firm commission authorized experienced higher the exception of Florida. feeling of fulfilled duty, wheat costs. ITT's Continental Baking Co. of Honolulu to raise the Higher prices for materials after almost exactly two The price of wheat has were only a small part of years of talking to one gone up because of large price of its bread products the costs. another, or arguing." U.S. Soviet wheat deals, by an average 2.91 per cent. - Bahr emphasized that which have contributed to a each side had agreed on Again the main reason was number of price increases in higher wheat costs. secrecy on the contents of the treaty until the bakery products nation. across the u will be a different governments had reviewed Although the 11.2 per Chamberlain deserves ■■■■ it. cent figure is an average, Kohl's replies were a punch Pillsbury will be able to X . . . generally low key, and only increase its regular flour right in the ballot. once did he refer to a prices by 11.29 per cent in Lynn Jondahl believes representation requires serving long-standing East German the Western U.S. and by Q_ not only those who agree with him but those who disagree. < Lynn Jondahl would organize public interest lobbying and a blue LEVI'S guitar. Matching the mood of the CC efforts to counter those of special interest groups. iD guitar man. blue denim by Cone in Levi's bell bottom leans. Waist 28-42. Waltz down Lynn Jondahl would encourage universities to develop to your campus store and buy the blues. pilot programs in pre-paid health care, mass transit .Cone denim g and environmental protection. Galliard wi 4U O Art Gallery Presents A X Special Exhibit Q_ of Tibetan Jonda Tantric Woodcuts a Now Through Nov. 12 P-K Bldg. 301 MAC Ave. OC E. Lansing 351-3644 Democrat for % 59th D < Cone makes fabrics people live in. X PEOPLE FOR JONDAHL (/> 332-4761