fh€ M voters," was the way one local election official summed issues were on the ballot. Nancy Heyser, a poll watcher at machines would have helped. Colizzi, per cent voter turnout. however, City nl ^ up Tuesday's voter turnout. however, did not anticipate any neared 90 per cem?0"1^ Hannah Middle School, was extremely critical of the city clerk for providing problems with the machines provided. in some the average cases and genera" 'ft A quick tour of campus precincts predicted by CoL showed voter lines, in some cases 300 persons long, curling up stairways and in circles in rooms. Election workers in other precincts also reported long lines and one official conceded, "It's a mess." Lines were so long, especially in some campus precincts, voters were giving up and walking away without voting. A telephone poll taken near the closing of the polls showed a 68 or 70 Puzzled per cent voter turnout. B. J. Groth, Lansing freshman at left, and Mary Radke, Beverly Colizzi, East Lansing City Washington sophomore, study a copy of Tuesday's long ballot. Clerk, predicted a heavy turnout similar to past presidential election Poll watchers said much of the delays in voting resulted from years, or about 80 per cent. The rain voters unfamiliar with ballot issues. didn't deter voters in this election, like State News photo by Ron Biava it might in a school board or state election, Colizzi said. The survey showed generally lower City council studies percentage turnouts in campus precincts than in other city precincts, but the campus precincts also reported waiting in lines for as long as 3 hours. ecology task force By DEBBIE CALKINS would prefer to look it over and allow more City officials explained that the than 34,000 registered in campus precincts could be decreased by as much as 5,000 voters, because of State News Staff Writer Environmental issues were a major the planning commission to also have input. deadwood. Deadwood refers to voters who no longer live in Determined voters The environmental group has urged the district in Area polls were focus of concern at Monday's East which they registered. beseiged by a record number of voters Tuesday despite inclement weather. Lansing the city to establish an environmental City Council meeting when Voting seemed to be taking a long Many were kept waiting for as long as two hours in East Lansing, where the Union ballroom was a draft resolution establishing an agency of some type since early in the time at many packed with determined young voters most of the day. precincts because some Environmental Quality Task Force was year. The group has held public State News photo by Ron Biava sent by the council to the planning meetings to determine what commission for review and environmental areas in the city would recommendations. benefit from a city environmental agency. The draft resolution was drawn up Councilman George Colburn said ON NIXON'S 'COATTAILS' by city attorney Daniel Learned at the the council had been working with request of city council during an the issue of establishing an October study session. environmental agency for about eight Two members of Citizens for Environmental Quality in East Lansing voiced opposition to council approval or nine months. "It's time to put an environmental quality group to work in East GOP hopefuls seek 'free ride' and Lansing," he added. rerouting of the resolution WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican usually hang more on state than on In the nine states where the out in 1954 and have been i Monday night because they and other Planning commission chairman candidates in 18 governorship, 33 national issues. members of the group had not yet had James Meulendyke said Tuesday that ipqumbent# Spugbt reelection, five minority ever since. Senate and 435 House races looked for As the balloting began, the weft rtrptfMttfin aftd four Democrats. The last time control of Conw an opportunity to examine the draft. if the resolution was not already on a free ride on President Nixon's Democrats appeared likely to hold on the agenda for the group's meeting coattails Tuesday to help them to to narrowed majorities in each house, The OOP incumbents were in Illinois, was divided was in 1930 when t| Vida Sonneborn, cochairperson of 10W4, Washington and West Virginia. Republicans were in charge in tl tonight, it would be added for victory over their Democratic but enough races are close so that a The democrats were in Arkansas, Senate the environmental group said that while the Democrats ran tti discussion so that council could have opponents. landslide victory by Nixon could since members of the group did not the recommendations at its next Kansas, South Dakota and Utah. House. Early political predictions, change the picture. The Republicans' best chance is in Nixon's know unitl Monday afternoon that the meeting. essentially nonpartis however, indicated Democrats had a Going into the elections, Democrats the Senate, where they need to pick resolution had been drafted and He said the chance to increase their already hefty approach to campaigning this year Id planning commission held a total of 30 governorships and tended scheduled for the council agenda, they (continued 15) margin in the governor's elections that up a net of only five seats for a 50-50 to minimize the coattail J on page Republicans, 20. In the 18 states split, which Vice President Spiro T. effect of his strong showing ii electing governors, the pre - election Agnew, as the Senate's presiding election polls. However, in the find division was 10 Democrats and 8 officer, could tip in their favor if he days of the campaign he made quiclfl Republicans. and Nixon are reelected. The vice strikes into a number of states topluf Democrats control the House, 255 president votes in the Senate only in for Republican congressioniB to 177, with three vacancies, and the the case of ties. candidates. Senate, 55 to 45. In the House, a GOP net gain of 41 Nine of the gubernatorial races were Among them were Oklahoma, Ne«l seats is needed for control and few Mexico, Georgia and North Carolinaf comparatively wide open, with the party strategists are predicting such a four seats held by the Democrats il current governors retiring, unable to turnover. Estimates by campaign the 92nd Congress, but in which thi succeed themselves by state law or officials in both parties put the likely is no incumbent running due M defeated in the the primaries. Three of Republican pickup at between 20 and retirements and primary defeats. The} these — Indiana, New Hampshire and 25 seats. are regarded as the most Vermont — were held by Republicans. Not since vulnerablet| The six held by Democrats were Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican capture. 1 was swept into office by a Other states where the Republic# Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, commanding majority in 1952 have think they have a good chance to on North Dakota, Rhode Island and the Republicans Texas. controlled Democrats are Rhode Island, New| Congress. They lost in the next time Hampshire, Virginia and Montana. Russians celebrate *1 yearly fest MOSCOW (AP) - Tanks, missiles, troops and brigades of citizens filed through Red Square in a well - rehearsed demonstration Tuesday of Members of Crisis In America went to Meeting m the Communist monopoly and military might. party's political Monday's East Lansing City Council meeting dressed in General Secretary Leonid I. black and earring a coffin. The meeting was halted for a moment of silence in memory of the Brezhnev and other top party leaders dead of the Indochina War. stood in a light snow atop the red - granite mausoleum of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin to review the traditional parade, State News photo by Milt Horst highlight of the Soviet Union's most PEACE WEEK PLANNED sacred holiday. It marks the 55th anniversary since Lenin's Bolsheviks seized power Nov. 7, 1917, and set up the Communists as the sole political power and overseers City honors By DEBBIE CALKINS war suggested it would be appropriate for dead of virtually all activities in this authoritarian state. "All power to the Soviets," proclaimed a huge poster on the State State News Staff Writer Colburn said the committee could Department Store fronting Red everyone to be silent for a few minutes in memory of those who have plan any activities they feel would be Square. It served as a backdrop for the The East Lansing died soldiers, sailors and marines of the City Council took appropriate. time out from its during the Indochina conflict. The conclusion of the resolution Moscow garrison goose - stepping Monday meeting for across the broad square. a few moments of states: silence in honor of Later in the meeting, Councilman the Indochinese dead when a "Be it further resolved that the Then came the clattering, olive - "funeral George Colburn introduced a city procession" of Crisis In America resolution council fervently hopes that on the drab parade of military hardware, asking for the establishment members entered council chambers in of Peace Week in East occasion of Peace Week, our ranging from tanks and armored Lansing from city city hall. Dec. 24 • 30. might join with Americans throughout personnel carriers to intercontinental this nation in joyfully ballistic missiles. celebrating the The group of eight "mourners," wearing black robes and carrying Other council members Peace Week should be agreed that instituted and first holiday season in a decade which is devoid of somber news reports Troops of Muscovites followed pushing wheeled portraits of members Rock ets on parade candles, carried a mock coffin with that, of the party's 15 - man ruling Russian rocket carriers as provided in the resolution, detailing death and destruction in rumble across Moscow's Red Square them. The group stood at the back of Mayor Wilbur Brookover should' Southeast Asia." Politiburo. Tuesday in a military parade the council chambers for a short time appoint a committee of citizens to Trucks trundled along carrying the Bolshevik nuking the 55th anniversary o and then walked up the center aisle. The council also voted to have floats with inscriptions such as "glory Revolution. Poster in the background *»VS plan community activities which city manager John Patriarche write to the Communist party of the Soviet Power to the Soviets." emphasize the peace theme during the Councilman George Griffiths then week. companies that have submitted bids Union," "the party and the people are (Continued on 15) sage 15) page AP wirephot" EDITORIAL Tenants, landlords end to off-campus It is way past time that the overcrowded conditions more economical living inspection could easily solvef students living in off - campus create a hazard for which a rent conditions until the next situation. houses become concerned with cut cannot compensate. inspection. Pamphlets on fire sail the safety of their living Under the present East conditions. There have been four Lansing housing ordinance only As the city ordinance stands, drafted by the fire departmf arc distributed to all fratera fires in student houses in the last houses licensed as rooming inspections cannot be made sorority and cooperative hi eight months and no one knows houses can be inspected on the unless requested "by an occupant. when and where the next one initiative of the fire department. A provision in the proposed city each fall, but lew pay attoj to them. may occur. Ultimately many owners fail to housing ordinance will So far damage costs from fire register their building as a restructure the zoning Many of the houses are| have exceeded 5265,000. There rooming house to eliminate requirements, possibly allowing and therefore require have been seven injuries. Luckily costly inspections. for inspection of all buildings on scrupulous attention to pos| no lives have been lost, but the One solution to the crowded a yearly basis. The present fire hazards. People possibility of loss of life exists as conditions would be the situation makes it imperative concerned about living construction of more and better theirl| long as fire hazards prevail. that such a provision be passed. should be concerned with sal low housing. If this In many instances there are - cost were them. When poor livfl just too many people living in available, the financial aspect of But none of these regulations conditions exist it becomes! the space provided. Many finding a place to live would would really be necessary if responsibility of the tenant f landlords rent space to a relieve much of the congestion. tenants were more scrupulous the owner to report it and! seemingly unlimited number of More stringent licensing about their living conditions. If a that it is corrected and | students. While this is cheaper procedures would also help, but tenant feels that the building is responsibility must | for the student in the short run after inspection a landlord could not in proper maintenance, a call shouldered now before some because individual rent is less, easily revert back to the poor but to the fire department for an is killed. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 8, 1972 5 h00j CM YOU SW JON KAUFMAN © WTCHe»P thqt bp ysh€rS 7p//A/6 to pefxh our jo you, man* IF VOU'PE. %> SHAU0U rnm w* KL,# izu- runr Poll: YOU'P UME net? over? WtfJu m<6oveM- 50meth/NG /7s 5/U / AS Nixon who? f POUTKS. r reeL w* i / ewr 't ,-*\.soppy poe »»« L you" . ^ \ 7 An informal poll same last initials," a A breakdown of York City and San A-('- conduted last week for the State News shows that most MSU students could not tell respondent noted. preceptively respondents by age groups, sex, height, weight and eye Francisco. "This fits in well with voters poll findings that most Equally - interesting color shows that the typical are apathetic," an who the candidates were. results were obtained for MSU student is 17, stands 5 interviewer said. "They're' A telephone survey of feet 8 inches tall, weighs also cheap," he added. a survey questions on other | * "• ' u-g scientifically-selected panel of three MSU races. Republican Sen. 166 pounds, is "Eventually the polling students, Robert Griffin was confused hermaphroditic and has technique will be refined to E$ee0/ok/w,i hope \ actl/allf, he's a very sensitive he said he only reaps representing the U.S. with a brand of shoe polish funny - colored eyes. the point where we don't | i /you're satisfied...] / i talked with person ...even th0u6h he faints a lot.... he admitted mepical journals... falthough sometimes the) electorate, shows that and Democratic senatorial To test the results against have to interview anyone, w that he's never really read (^plctl/res upset him j Richard M. Nixon is still candidate with corn flakes. a national sample, the just flip a coin," another pediatrician^ miss skjeetstory's book referred to as "vice Oddly enough, no one interviewers made collect interviewer said. "This .. president, I think" and llSt confused Democratic phone calls to New York should save a lot of effort, a Democratic candidate congressional candidate M. City and San Francisco lot of dimes and possibly a George McGovern is Robert Carr with restrooms. An extrapolation lot of elections." confused with former automobiles, though one of the results shows no one None of the candidates president William McKinely. respondent asked if answers telephones in New were available for comment. "Heck, they both have the incumbent Charles E. Chamberlain had every played Dr. Kildare. Questions on the five statewide ballot proposals The Doctor's Bag show got that students beyond "B" alphabet. Abortion reform was the most emotional never in the issue as far as respondents V* By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. were concerned, compared to whether or not daylight be addresser4 to woman with unusually of forebears. Some wisdom a woman, changing in began to appear. Two of savings time should be University pointy breasts, also states shape and size We Have Your Size Werner at as a woman them are partially through teeth do not come in that "you can maintain and approved. Center. Names need ages, and as her body weight and another two be felt straight, and lie on t!.eir can Three graduate students included unless a strengthen the natural changes. Their one sides or are partially buried; beneath the gum. This desperate for a thesis topic beauty and firmness of your functional attribute, feeding they are referred to as being il reply is requested, development has been slow conducted the survey from own breasts, with this the newborn, is impacted or partially of my girlfriends are and hardly noticeable. I a Meridian Mall pay exciting, effective vibrating accomplished whether they impacted. Impacted teeth breast massager." Note the telephone. Respondents y well endowed in are round or square, big or have heard stories about are very hard to work on if were told "This is a State breast area; those who wording folks; the ad small, ugly or pretty. agony leading to extraction infected and the likelihood News election poll" and if all sag quite a bit. cleverly avoids stating that Some women do derive and expense, but all I have of this occuring is it produces anything that erotic they tried to hang up the jntiy, I saw an ad for a sensations from noticed so far is an sufficiently high to warrant interviewers breathed isn't already there. stimulation of their breasts, prophylactic extraction. i,age unit reputed to occasional "teething" Your complaint is one but I doubt if many think heavily into the receiver. , a girl obtain youthful sensation. What, if anything, There are some things After squandering 60 that I have difficulty that stimulation is worth that can be done to keep nness (copy enclosed), responding to with $18.85. can I do or not do to avoid cents, three respondents Sizes 4V2-12 wondering whether this trouble? peace with your molars. The with few inhibitions and sympathy. I get the feeling In lieu of spending the The wisdom teeth, wisdom teeth do not stick lots of free time answered N, M, W tee has any therapeutic that you will never be time, money, and energy to third molars, usually appear up as far as other molars the e or is it only for erotic happy in your quest for a following survey consult a physician in between 18 - 25 years of age and tend to have a lot of questions: lulation. perfect breast or if you find person, I am excess gum around them. • Do you know the name ncredible! Absolutely writing to you. and in some people, never one, there would have to be Food particles become very Your column is no appear at all. These teeth of the Republican and edible! For only $18.85 something else the matter easily trapped, especially Democratic candidates it-paid) a woman can with the person the breast is substitute for the long gone are the least functionally confidential chat with the competent teeth in your during the time one is for President of the United lin a device resembling a attached to. While most teething. The decaying food States?" ,11 plumber's helper men find a woman's breasts family . physician...but it's hea?, and usually crowded int°It isa jaw. often causes gum * "Do you know the jilted sideways that is pleasing to look at and „ 9" inflammations which are the commonly believed that names of the Michigan ery driven and produces touch, the breasts are really I would like to know ma„,s jaw has been greatest source of distress candidates for the U.S. warm, glowing feeling." quite unremarkable about wisdom teeth. I am with these teeth. It is Senate race? Do you know shortening through the ages ad, illustrated with a appendages and are the least 19 years old and this past and that suggested that one brush the names of the candidates we have less need itograph of a nude constant physical features summer my wisdom teeth of these molars than did our these gums thoroughly each for the 6th District epards day and if necessary, use a congressional race?" home dental irrigator to • "Do you really care?" flush out food particles * "Are you going to vote John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Bervin (available in drug or anyway?" managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick office manager. Members of the board of directors: Vic department stores.) If this Respondents who were does not work, a dentist can unable to answer any of the

~eld Seminars in at the University of communications, managing Environmental Protection Agency," said Omar Keith months. The announcement came Massoglia said they consider it discriminatory that Bay provisions are excluded ''y'ftXN Maryland and the University of Seattle in the next year. wastewater treatment plants, problem solving and Helferich, faculty coordinator of the project almost five and one-half months after the May 16 nonstudents pay $2 for from the ordinance, Massoglia explained. than Jucictej suspended ^ \ "This is a pilot effort to decision making, manpower every parking violation Legal Aid's contends bay hearing. and professor of continuing Student - Faculty Judiciary while students are forced to parking does not affect develop mid-level utilization, dynamics of education. "You ruling that evening and pay up to $25 for an street cleaning, so the „lulll weekend regulations be identical parking violation, body with the rightrj These case studies are regulation should be being handled by small eliminated. The Massoglia explained the eliminated. authority the ri« * All - Uni versity Traffic judiciary will not hear their suspend what l THE DOORS ARE HERE! groups within the 90 man program who apply their Committee and Dept. of case on this regulation The Dept. of Public Safety, however, contends granted," he explained.1 m See tonight's State i learning to solving the "Feedback from this conference will help to cases. Conference Public Safety requested another hearing at that time. The decision was "because they say those are legal and constitutional questions, not Academic bay ticketing is essential for street cleaning and snow removal, but Similarly, Massoelia J sections dealing J providing false inform™ * redirect the Frank LaPensee, left, reaffirmed June 14 by the Freedom Report added that when Journal for further details. programs in and Omar Helferich parking in the residence hall registering vehickX * Maryland and Seattle," said talked about judiciary. It was not until last questions," and, therefore, loops is allowed. altering a registration sh Lapensee. week, not in their juridstiction. He "You park there should be can handled ii Frandor Shopping *They're real doors Center inter J Helferich seminars and said case the studies wastewater techniques Monday. treatment on campus however, that the administration made official recognition of this ruling. said he will confer with the ASMSU Legal Aid lawyer anytime, money as in long the as you put 30-minute student judiciary than the traffic Ci' r today to decide whether meters between 7 a.m. and are open for campus Last May, Legal Aid further action will be participation. News photo by Jon Tyner midnight," police said. recommended changing nine pressed. Legal Aid is also appealing the regulation Petitions opel which requires a ticket be for rep paid or appealed within five days of issuance. Several seaf$|I positions "After five days, you still open 0n have to pay the fine in order Unimj standing committees in WAREHOUSE WiM Th/uAaM. h(h JL-5rj/Q -4# to appeal it," Massoglia explained. "This is a denial the advisory council I representatives from I of due process that says in effect you are guilty until College of Arts and LetlL Economy Market One seal is also HAMBURG proven innocent. the Academic opegl "It's also contrary to the Council if representative from! hold card policy that says as College of Arts and Letl long as you are appealing Petitions may be a pi] up at the Dept. I Philosophy office, ] mrC Morrill Hall. All petitions I font t Cle£oeoO£ - FaJZa/tA&ib' SMOKED • AO BRN'SCHWEICER TO PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. NOVEMBER 11 TRIVIA WEDNESDAY | with SAM SPIEGEL HOURS: Join our spaghetti special. 3A.M-IIRM SK.W Also, this Thursday SUNDAYS- 9AM- 9PM PITCHER NIGHT! „ along with SAVE M<- BANQUET FROZEN xtanfeh&tem from DINNERS.... JAVE 2W- 12 CAMS 01 iteitaurant 220 & Howard St/naxt to the batwaan Michigan and Kalamazoo *way 8-11 p.m. I PEPSI-COLA UMD PUMPE&NICICtE, BREAD EM0rc<.-e«O 5:1.59 \ CHOC. ; \ M'MAMW1 BREAD... ib -«> oz. uns. 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Grand :can Indian student at MSU is that the service clubs and church colleges and the University of Chicago- is groups throughout the Winchester also said that MSU is one of 11 E ersity has fa"ec* to Prov'de adequate state. currently working on the five-year development River Ave. universities that are now helping to develop a of the center. I cial aid, John R. Winchester, coordinator "If it wasn't for these contributions, the Center for the History of the American Indian The center is expected to provide Next To Card Shop Khe Bureau of Indian Affairs, says. North American Indian student would be at the Newberry Library in fellowships Chicago. for study, summer l'rhe bureau has contributed financial aid to forced to drop out of school due to financial Winchester said that the Newberry Library programs for high school social studies teachers and microfilm of n students on campus. However, a lot has reasons," he said. has one of the best collections in the world of materials for high schools its n llth left desired this past fail term about the F.n pity's share of financial assistance to the American Indian student," Winchester When asked why he referred to the Indiaas as North American rather than American, Winchester said, "We want to identify our manuscripts, journals and other research material on the North American Indians. "The material in the center will reflect some and Indian tribes. Schools involved in the center are colleges, universities development of this Cigarettes involving their anthropology, e North American Indian Student Assn. people as North American Indians because most of the tribes crossed over from Canada to the of the wrongs and abases of the North American Indian," he said. archaeology and various other social science departments. 3/99c LIMIT 3 PKGS. 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It for Drew to make, since he and the youngest is killed provides much of the basic surpassed, by Brown's work never tries to impress us like had been raised as a good while trying to steal a pie. spunk to the movie. as the nonstereotyped "Satyricon," or "A Methodist and the band of At the end, only Jake and "good boy." Their Clockwork Orange," or even low - stock petty con artist • Drew remain together, The photography, the on performances inspire the a movie like "The rogues is, to Drews other hand, is purposely maturing into the amoral film beyond any expected Godfather." Rather than training, bad company, sort of man who came to straightforward. Gordon limitation, and truly make trying to bombard our From the start, however, build the West. Willis, who is responsible for the film come alive. senses as do those films. Drew and Jake become The film, in recording the the fine work in "The "Bad Company" tries fascinated with each other's boys' journey, also achieves Godfather," maintains a "Bad Company" is such a instead to woo our upbringings. Drew realizes a somewhat amoral outlook. realistic filming of the era, fine example of how motion imaginations. that it will be Jake's There is humor and violence never letting an image get pictures should be made, it In this respect, the film is instincts that will be the scattered throughout, but a carried away. would be hard to imagine similar to "McCabe and Mrs. basis of their survival, while right or wrong way to live is anyone not being struck by Miller." Both films Jake sees Drew as the key to never established. Survival But perhaps most its flair and style. Trying to skip the big come - ons, a maintaining their self • takes precedence over important of all, are the survive without the go right to the heart of their respect and morale, conscience. performances of Bridges and publicity and gimmicks of efforts; instead of setting The band of six teenagers It is difficult to Brown, who make the film many of the bigger name out to create old myths, both or perpetrate plan to head out to live off "the fat of the land," but the West pinpoint which component of "Bad Company" most stand up. Bridges, in the easier role of Jake Rumsey, films, "Bad Company" is a pleasure for everyone to see. Ha,l Company knock a few away. they meet up with is leaner shows his skill in "The Last Barry Brown, right, plays Drew Dixon, pervades the imagination. "Bad Company" is a young man trying to escape the draft d It is 1865 in St. Joseph, and rawer than they ever The screenplay, coauthored Picture Show" and "Fat ♦ hp Piuil War in "RaH Pnmnam/ " Icrff RriWnoc ' currently playing at the ial« «u. i_ > - Mo., and naive Drew Dixon, imagined. by Robert Benton and City" is no fluke. Michigan Theater. played by Barry Brown, is It is a land of desertlike trying to avoid being proportions, with stragglers drafted into the Union army who take no stock in by escaping to the West. Concert imanticism or humanity chugs, Finding the wagon trains marking their trail. The booked up for six months. West they encounter is a Drew decides to try his luck real one where the ruthless with a group of young petty prevail, crooks who are led by Jake The boys pay a high price By GREG CAMUS numbers, the Bluegrass Her fine voice was an Potato" particularly protest song, "Ya Cannae State News Reviewer Extension Service did not asset to the group, but the outstanding, though J enjoyable. Spend a Dollar When You're well Dan Gellert at Rosa's seem to get untracked until vocal harmonies were not Deed." The song was - known, folk music! Brad Lang, a local singer - Canteen and a benefit late in the concert. In what they could have been songwriter, highlighted his written to protest the winner of the Philadewl concert in Erickson kiva addition to being plagued and the selection of songs Banjo contest several ve performance with his song, construction of a U.S. ago, Gellert showed hii featuring the Bluegrass with sound system troubles ("I Still Miss Someone," "I'd Rather Drink the Nile," Polaris submarine base in to be a fine Extension Service their vocals were sung "Sing Me Back Home" and musician *j a commentary on the health Scotland. highlighted recent folk without a great deal of "Blue Moon of Kentucky") food fad. Rosa's Canteen presented enjoys This weekend making iJ entertainment. assurance. would have been aided by RosaVil Well received, though Dan Gellert last weekend as be visited by "Diesel The F riday night They also had trouble the inclusion of a more victims of the sound system, the small coffeehouse SmoT and Dangerous r icGovem benefit fitted five with the logistics of moving lively number, were Stan Werbin and Dick continues to provide from Ann Arbor. Cun3 local performers around the people and instruments to Swain. Werbin, a recent local bluegrass band before and from the microphones, Bill Kahl, who was the addition to the local folk an unfortunately - sparse especially during the three first guest performer, has scene, got a good audience audience. Doing what seemed to be numbers when they were joined by Maureen been around East Lansing for some time and has spent response on the chorus of John Prine's "Your Flag Bonanza' series more than their share of McElheron. his time wisely — playing his Decal Won't Get You Into FREE PEPSI'S guitar. He presented pieces from both Renaissance and Heaven, Anymore." Swain, who specializes in chanteys canceled by NBC contemporary sources, with and sailing tunes, was joined his playing of "Sweet NEW YORK (AP) - on the Tuesday by Werbin in a Scottish i Television's "Bonanza" schedule series has been canceled with reri| PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 6944 <|-J Ul^ri# I theatrical after 14 seasons on the I 'I1IN *nd wtlK! made-for-television l.. 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V - Masterpiece of Mirth 888?SSI8®> THE SUNDANCE Kin r, * PLUS A The best of "EROTICA CORNUCOPIA" - last year Feydeau's Famous Farce we ran a program of 30 erotic previews, 23 were garbage and 7 were dynamite, we've gotten rid of the garbage and kept the dynamite. 7 of the most raunchy & wild previews ever made, the very best of the EROTICA CORNOCOPIA program. a flea PLUS » *n EVEREADY IN BURIED pornographic cartoon from the 30's. TREASURE a Iher eae RATED X- PANAVISION* COLOR BY DELUXE November 14-19 Thurs. - Conrad Aud. Thurs. - Wilson Aud. ABS0LUTELY X FAIRCHILD THEATRE Fri. - Wilson Aud. Fri. - Conrad Aud. ADMISSION $2.00 SHOWTIMES Sat. - Conrad Aud. 7:00,8:45,10:30 Sat. - Wilson Aud. You must be 18 and you must be able Sun. McDonel Kiva - Sun. - McDonel Kiva TONIGHT 106B WELLS HALL to prove it TICKETS $2.50 355-0148 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 8, 1972 9 ozart opera 'RICHARD BRAIITIGAN' II run 4 days ,t's opera "The Magic Flute," with its comedy and Poet's work probed tiffWorkshop melodtes^wiHThursdaybe p™.9e.n^dj.n_^8ll,s_h through Sunday in the MSU's Music "Richard Brautigan," by poet an ambivalent one and Malley is also apt at Terence Malley. Warner his art at times a form of showing the continuity Books. 206 pages. $1.50. time! 's 8 P-m. for all performances except the 3 A self mockery. which is present in the friend had C ,ndav matinee. Tickets for evening performances will met Like Brautigan's poetry fictional works of cq the matinee $1. Tickets will only be available at Brautigan that fall in Brautigan. His narrators, for though, "Magic Up and :°r prior to each performance. California, returned from Down" is one of the weaker one, have similarities the coast and introduced me "1 performances will be conducted by Kamen moments in the book. whether the novel be "The of Bulgaria who is visiting MSU this term to the writings of the Malley succeeds in drawing Abo r tion" or "In ting the MSU Symphony Orchestra. Stage director is "steel-trout" author. On comparisons of Brautigan Watermelon Sugar." those cold nights it was easy <&0ea, graduate assistant in the Music Dept., who has with other poets, such as ^ several recent workshop productions. to read the new writer and lose oneself in the myths he the skill for minute detail of Likewise, Brautigan , Green well, associate professor of music, is the seems occupied with certain created of death with its muciunnnc ! W- C* Wi|liams or the thematic gr 0f the opera and will also sing the role of Sarastro. concerns. The nwell was a leading bass with the New York Opera black and blue suns or > J surrealistic moments of the early Bob Dylan. But in mythic past of America, the -ny when he joined the MSU music faculty in 1952. marvel at the creations of still, present discovery of this Malley has general, not much more can uate of Juilliard, he will retire from MSU at the end such bizarre same America, the figures as accomplished this task be said than Brautigan is a Quality "Trout Fishing in America of personal 1973 summer term. without descending into minor poet and one who at relationships and life in general seem to e cast of 18 includes mostly advanced MSU music Shorty." At the time it was confusing academic time does not take his own be the prevailing concerns in ts. There is also a chorus and orchestra, hard to imagine anyone terminology. poetry seriously. all his works. opera, says Greenwell, is a fairy tale concerning the writing a critical work on "Richard Brautigan" is The remaining chapters ph of wisdom and virtue over the forces of evil. The such fantasy works. Yet, divided into six chapters, of "Richard Brautigan"deal Above all, Malley's book guys wear robes and worship the gods, Isis and Osiris, several years from that first each dealing with a with his fictional works. It moves Richard Brautigan me led by Sarastro who embodies all wisdom, reading, Terence Malley has particular work of is in these chapters that out °f the realm of mere ve and happiness, however, triumph in the end even done just such a thing. Brautigan. Chapter One, Malley makes the strongest CUR hero and into the h the wicked Queen of the Night seeks to overthrow One might expect entitled "Magic Up and for Brautigan the artist case proper prespective of a tro and the queen's daughter falls in love with a young "Richard Brautigan" to be a Down" addresses itself to and in turn justifies the promising writer of the t. The main ingredient in the story, of course, is the rambling commentary the poetry contained in the writing of any critical seventies. c flute which "solves all problems." written in a style "Pill Versus the Springhill appreciation at all. The avid reader of e leading roles will be sung by Gloria Hill, Virginia approaching that of "Trout Mine Disaster" and Like any writer, Brautigan would do well to Valzab, Diana Skentzos, Stephen Oosting, Charles Lee Snook, and Gloria Hill will appear in Mozart's Fishing in America." But it "Rommel Drives on Deep Brautigan writes from a read Terence Malley for kowski, Lee Snook, Suzanne Wemette, Edwin opera, "The Magic Flute," Thursday is not. Instead, Malley has into Egypt." Needless to literary tradition. Disguised acombe and David Schallert. Schallert, who holds a through Sunday written an organized work further understandings of in the Music Auditorium. The say, approaching Brautigan's though they may be, r of music degree from MSU, teaches voice at performances will be on one of the more Brautigan's previous work Lansing popular poetry is quite a task. previous and present writers munity College. conducted by Kamen Goleminov of Bulgaria. writers of the day. Better Malley finds his attitude as a have influenced him. ^perhaps Uie* ^rklyet to come. l,e ction nything' Company's of the Cole musical "Anything production of it problems. The show, as runs into directed by goes, but inconsistently though it works well for the musical numbers, in several production does not fare as well in its advancement of the plot. The Friedman Voigt has assembled, consistently Reno Sweeney and Jim Morlock as Billy Crocker are " dialog scenes the use of the difficulty lies hilarious, displaying a fine both fine singers'and shine emerged as a light, Steven Friedman, begins hatches seems haphazard. larger-than-life sense of comic timing and in their musical numbers, ng show, performed by with a film clip of the cast Yet "Anything Goes" characters the actors are suberb delivery and Bass especially McLaughlin in enthusiastic cast and going through actions comes alive with an called upon to play. Several turns in a droll performance "Blow Gabriel Blow". gly benefiting from reminiscent of Keystone infectious exuberance in the members of the cast are that fully equals Voigt's. McLaughlin, though, fails to superb choreography Kops chase scenes. However, musical numbers. trapped by the limitations What really helps the rest establish the hardened :.S. Leider and Mary the technical quality of this Excellently staged by Leider of their roles and, as a of the cast in their nightclub singer quality clip is so poor that it is not and Clark, almost each song result, are unable to work performances is their Reno needs. Her motivation only difficult to watch but bubbles forth within these limitations, obvious delight for with that what they falling in love with Sir sically "Anything embarrasing as well. As an happy-go-lucky feeling that producing only superficial are doing, Evelyn is totally absent as s an example of a attempt to convey the zany Cole Porter so ably conveys. stereotypes. Roberta McLaughlin as well. of entertainment mood of the play that is to Each number is a delight to Yet Chuck Voigt as I of that era — zany follow it fails miserably, watch and some, such as Moonface Martin and P»0G»*M IXfOBMAflOH OPEN At 12:45 mindless with larger - Several other minor '30s look to the '70s "You're the Steven Bass as Sir Evelyn Top" and . life characters and incongruities also present adaptation. This "Blow Gabriel Blow" have a Oakleigh are not bothered TODAY At 1:00 able music. Yet it is themselves in the form of inconsistency is sometimes semi-professionalism about by these limitaions. They 3:10-5:10-7:20-9:25 ! "Anything Goes" costume and set design. The all too apparent. them that makes them provide the two most s the '30s brand of costumes vary from almost The set is a simple show-stoppers. entertaining performances that the Company exact duplications of' the version of a ship's deck and from the large cast ;r, Unfortunately the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i AUDITORIUM RECITAL I •■■■■■ I Pianist displa BARGAIN DAY 1 pm horsing around. ■ ■■■■■ to 5:30 p.tT ■ ■■■■■ yALEXMcGEHEE Joseph E. Levme and Avoo Embassy Present An Iialo Zmgarelli Film * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i application of these esser talent in Busoni. rich, exemplifying her love ENDS THURSDAY: ate News Reviewer techniques. for this Spanish composer. "BAD COMPANY" Trinity Is Still My Name :ia de Larrocha is an De Larrocha's dedication 3? Pnnls by Deluxe* COLOR The - - An a«!«<»« J- One could have wished evening's encore was 1:00-3:00-5:05-7:10-9:15 dibly small woman. to the music of Enrique Scriabin's prelude for the for a greater diversity in her :ould hardly think she capable of her program. It confined itself Granados is admirable. She is his definitive interpreter left hand. Watching de FRIDAY **************** Larrocha perform drew entirely to Romantic art, GONE WITH mplishments at a and the opportunity to hear attention to her skill with ELECTRIC * WTHSIDE albeit this is her specialty. a ay evening recital in her perform Granados' uditorium. Instead of Beethoven, some works should not be missed. single hand. This piece was THE WIND" CAR * Mozart or Debussy would not a mere concert trick. In r performance of The three selections from by Beethoven, have been appealing. Instead "Goyescas" were warm and it, de Larrocha united her CIARK GABLE DRIVE IN THEATER HEATERS J Busoni, Albeniz, and of Bach-Busoni, she should artistry with the soul of this YIMEN LEIGH North U.S.27... 482-7409 have let the former stand Russian composer and gave !■■■■■« dos showed a variety LESLIE HOWARD alone. ighly developed liques and much The Bach chaconne was a ianship. There were Busoni transcription for but they were heavily piano. This is commonly ighed by the positive known as a musical cocktail, s of her playing. one part Bach and nine Larrocha possesses the parts Busoni. It showcased bility to effect a large Larrocha's playing and of tonal colorings exhibited that Bach doesn't > use them in good need the imposition of a rilijil Her cantabile, ia"y in the upper fs, must be the envy ®ny musicians. It lted the large variety thniques she has N to a high degree fection. De Larrocha !eeds most in her BULLETIN IMP GRADUATING SENIORS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE Limited Supply — Get Yours Now MSU BOOKSTORE A Tim«» Film 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. No,cmh Racketeer seized By MAUREEN McDONALD State News Staff Writer As the McGovem blues descended on campus with heavy rainfall Tuesday, the porch with 3-by-6 foot bunting and we figured we had to show him that McGovem people had more patriotism," Gergosian said. lively residents of 155 Gunson St. literally in Miami bv FBI The two students dragged out their flag, brought out the band in light-hearted a 48-star version which once graced a U.S. retaliation. destroyer and searched for a good Armed with a stereo rendition of, among recording of patriotic music. They said him from his first class seat Looking haggard and other things, "Stars and Strips Forever," they consulted an old Boy Scout handbook MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - John Stump, Southfield senior, and Ed Meyer Lansky, reputed underworld financial genius, was taken into custody through customs and to the FBI office fingerprinting. for drawn after the reputed met aboard the long flight, racketeer was the airliner by Gergosian, Royal Oak senior, serenaded passersby with Leonard Bernstien's for proper flag display, to insure patriotism at its fullest. The response was unbelievable, Stump Students Tuesday by FBI agents at FBI Special Agent Kenneth arrangements of great marches. said. "We had requests from people who Facing federal charges of McGovemw/fi Miami International Airport Whittaker and an aide, "Some people say that McGovernites were sitting on their porches, just digging after a two-day aerial evading taxes on gambling Luis pico||o, an Asuncion are not patriotic," Stump said. "We'll show the music," he said. "Kids started marching odyssey during which six skimming operations, lumber company owner them." up and down the street to the tune of John countries denied him Lansky was turned over to who was in the front cabin The show included what Stump claimed Philip Sousa. It was really far out." U.S. marshals pending a to be "the largest asylum. Lansky, 71, was met by bond hearing. U.S. Attorney Robert Rust said he would of the plane, said Lansky "sat by himself, didn't talk 15 - flag in East Lansing" - a by - 20 foot flag draped in front of their house, an elaborate stereo speaker "It was a general uplifting of spirit, of patriotism, regardless of politics," Stump stereo serenod agents who boarded a with anybody, and slept said. Braniff airliner and escorted press for a high bond, most of the way." system capable of setting the entire block "Mr. Nixon" responded by plastering his adding, "This isn't going to Lansly's wife Thelma to marching and an all-night party. car with bumper stickers for President be a case where he just remained behind in Tel "If McGovem wins we'll play party Nixon, Sen. Robert Griffin and 6th District flashes a roll of money and Aviv. music all night. If Nixon wins we'll play Talk s walks out." Shortly before leaving taps or funeral music," Stump said. Congressman Charles Chamberlain, Stump said. Israel, Lansky told newmen, The surge of patriotism was inspired by "Regardless of what Mr. Nixon does, by famous Lansky left Tel Aviv, Israel, where is application for citizenship was rejected, "I have bought a burial plot here. If I can't come back "Mr. Nixon," a student who lives next door to the five avid McGovem voters. there's only one of him and five of us," Stump said. "We outnumbered him at the alive, at least my body "One day 'Mr. Nixon' came out on his English on before Sunday — five days the government-set will." polls today." Legal interpretation of deadline for his expulsion medical evidence and its impact on administration of on presence grounds his continued "might endanger VARIETY OF COURSES justice will be the major public welfare." theme of two lectures to be given by Dr. David Paul, one He flew from Tel Aviv to of London. England's best known pathologists and coroner for Paul will speak Thursday, Zurich and then to South America, reportedly offering $1 million to any country which would grant World By GEORGE WHITE offer their courses through studies courses is Afro - Asian under Economics, The in 109 South Kedzie Hall. his asylum. State News Staff Writer other departments, such as Responses to the West. The Puerto Ricans, in Justin Sponsors of the lectures in The African, Asian, and history, anthropology and course which is coordinated Morrill College and Latin forensic medicine are: the But Lansky was turned Latin American study linguistics. The center's by both African and Asian America Today, under College of Human Medicine, away in succession by centers on campus are classes are often taught by Centers rotates experts Dell Romance Languages. the School of Criminal officials in Rio de Janeiro. offering a wide variety of visiting professors. Hales (China), Vasant Justice and the Center for Brazil; Buenos Aires, classes with international The Asian Studies Center Khokle (India) and Opubor All of the study centers Environmental Quality. Argentina; Asuncion, emphases for winter term. has scheduled 66 courses (Africa). Both Hales and receive visiting professors Topics will be the role of Paraguay; La Paz, Bolivia: The African Studies with Asian content. William Khokle are professors of who make guest lectures the clinician in medical Lima, Peru; and Panama. He Center, directed by Alfred Ross, director of the Center and sometimes handle linguistics, one jurisprudence at 3 p.m. and did not carry the $1 million Opubor, will offer 21 and a professor in social The Latin American term courses. However the the coroner's system in the when he was searched here. courses with an African science, can schedule more Studies Center, under the Latin American Studies United Kingdom, at 4 p.m. officials said. content winter term. The classes than the other direction of John Hunter, Center sends out many of courses range from African centers because more has increased its course its faculty. This fall MSU Literature in Translation wa> IMPORTS FOREIGN CAR PARTS by ECHUN ; and Advanced Housa, offered through the Dept. faculty members have Asian expertise than African or offerings from last year, Many of these courses are professors have gone to Panama, Argentina, Central Latin. issue - oriented, such as America, Mexico and BUMPER 10 BUMPER AND THE PARTS IN BETWEEN ' of Linguistics, to Studies in "We attempt to give Emerging Societies offered Coastra Rica. -n ENGINE PARTS FUEL SYSTEM African History through the broad perspectives in the I HEADS CARBURETORS Dept. of History and cultural and historical i CRANKSHAFTS CARBURETOR KITS Resource Ecology and Man processes in mainland, I I RODS PISTONS | VALVE TRAIN FUEL PUMPS CHOKE PARTS J ELECTRICAL , Through Interdisciplinary Courses (IDC). South and Southeast Asia," Ross said. McGovem beats IGNITION H" The African literature The Asian Center ; CHASSIS PARTS I GENERATORS course will be taught by attempts to provide these STEERING S3 SUSPENSION 4 BRAKE PARTS VOLTAGE REGULATORS SOLENOIDS Opubor and African novelist, Kem Nwankwo. perspectives by offering issue - oriented courses such Nixon in jail vote ACCESSORIES All three centers work as Social Problems Abroad BUMPERS President Nixon suffered losing to opponent Frank J. under the Center for and MIRRORS Contemporary a crushing defeat at the International Programs and Problems of Southeast Asia Kelley 34 per cent to 64 per hands of Democratic cent, with, again, 2 per cent through the Dept. of Social contender Sen. Science. George of the vote spread among DISTRIBUTED BV: McGovem in a mock other contenders. Other academic units election at Michigan's State CAPITOL AUTOMOTIVE Offering courses with Asian Prison of Southern Michigan In the race for two 431 N. LARCH STREET content include at Jackson Monday. vacant communication, humanities, Supreme Court Though prison inmates posts, Court of Appeals SOUTH SIDE AUTOMOTIVE James Madison College, the are barred from casting 6020 S. CEDAR STREET School of Journalism, Judge Charles Levin and official ballots by Michigan Detroit Recorders Court philosophy, political law, 33 cent of the science, public affairs, per Judge Robert L. Evans management and social institution's 3,913 residents topped a field of nine, with Poll peeper went to the polls for their Judges Brennan and STUDENTS science. straw vote. Shelley Brown patiently waits her turn to vote atl — own Coleman sharing runner - up Among the linguistics Forest View School in Lansing. But Shelly has soi McGovem polled 77 per honors. cent of the total, years to grow before she can reach the voting stand,I | 1c FOR QUANTITY YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF | outrunning the President Two of the five proposals State News photo by John Oicksonl 1,001 to 273, with 2 per which faced "outside" TO VISIT BELL'S PIZZA HOUSE! ! I 9 ^OJt i to 9 APE DAILY ^ I cent, or 18 votes going to other candidates. Incumbent Sen. Robert voters were voted upon by the prison. residents at Jackson YOUR STOMACH R^E ATE R^j P. Griffin also fell victim to the Democratic sweep, Proposal A, the proposal to permit daylight savings WILL THANK YOU! time in Mighigan, won 64 per cent approval, with no 2 for 1 Sale votes The totaling 36 per cent. proposal to allow A 19-YEAR-OLD STUDENT was arrested in Monday from the racka Akers, Emmons, HubbJ abortions, B, also passed, Jf $2W buys Two medium 12" with 56 per cent yes votes the MSU Bookstore Monday afternoon. The student Conrad and Spartan Villa j pepperoni or mushroom Varsity and 44 per u.-nt no votes. allegedly stole a shirt worth A 2 0 • Y EAR-OB X Pizzas. Valid with this ad $2.75. His case has been STUDENT arrested J BELLS PIZZA HOUSE was Though all Michigan referred to the prosecuting driving under the in 1 on Wed., Nov. 8, 1972 correctional scheduled mock elections, facilities attorney. of liquor early MonB the Jackson tally was the morning and was found! 225 M.A.C. A VENUE 332-5027 or 332-5028 11AM -2 AM DAILY Free, Fast, Hot, Delivery at 6:00 p.m. have what police belifv«w only one available on SIX BICYCLES WORTH CALLUS FOR FREE DELIVERY! election day. $345 were reported stolen be marijuana on his penj is being he'd ir VARSITY He county jail. * * * E. Grand River 332-6517 A TABLE WORTHj Think Snow! ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★•J was the reported missing fj lounge of Holmes y Monday. Think Wintersport 72! "Little Stinkers!' 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Novemh.. 0 Micliig Ohio Spartans await Bucks By RICK GOSSELIN uin: alt< Of himself to play and he's the four players, "*red shifted State News Sports Writer playing." senin offensive lineman Marv has Played in "*r«« For four Spartan players, the MSU - Michigan football Roberts of Akron has the best chance of "One objectives In of my main my stay here is *■»»>, mostly V* situation called ini game this will be deciding the game. Roberts has doubled to beat Ohio State," fjj IST0N I replayed Saturday. as the placement kicker for Shinsky explained. "It was The only difference will be nice to beat them last year "There will be ks. the Spartans and leads the , l , goalter that Ohio State will supply the opposition instead of theWolverines. team in scoring with 21 points. He has kicked four field goals this season with that at will get another shot beating the Buckeyes operations during his stay at MSU, two on the knee and one on the spine. The most but I didn't play so the victory was sort of hallow. This will be my first start fflVani ing iding to B< after Saturday's contest. pion The four players claim the against them and I'll be longest a 40-yard boot Roberts is a letterman on recent was last spring when red hometown residences in ready." against Wisconsin. the track team and has the Lyndhurst native had Michigan rbone Ohio. It means more to "Marv has taken third place conference his second surgery on the Werner has played lot of Hni, ■ and them to beat Ohio State exceptional guys on Ohi speed for portions of four of the last earn for than to beat Michigan. John coach Joe a lineman," line Carruthers said honors in the shot put and the discus last year. knee. five seasons. As a and ^ "ike A Shinsky, Gail Clark, Marv Tuesday. "He's as fast as Shinsky, who was "Shinksy has got to be sophomore in 1969, the W1Me?gainSt llW Roberts and Dan Werner many of our backs. This Rocky River native played poks wa; recruited by Ohio State one of the best conditioned, have their work cut out for in parts of two games. He is achuset helps his play along the line. quite heavily and was dedicated players on the them this Saturday. He's been one of our most best remembered for his litat ai brought to the campus in field," coach Ed Youngs "Usually when you leave consistent linemen this the same scouting excursion said. "It's really tough to 301-yard passing day against Spartans sman sai Ohio people think you cut Purdue when he vi.^wiikv jility he as starting Buckeye tackle come back for the fall . U.UUV n..n. .» outgunned be ue all ail even " all your ties," defensive Mike Phipps, the present Roberts does not limit rgo surge i lineman John Shinsky said. and potential all-American football season after having four MSU Dlav» ^ his athletic talents to the John Hicks, is fortunate to your knee operated on over Cleveland Brown two teams „_y rs wh«i "They think that you forget line gridiron and is the only be playing this season. the past quarterback. t any about your home state. I spring. He just opening kick-off"' ,mnl Ohio-bred football playei But injuries have saddled jsman s don't and I don't think the Shinksy has had three mentally conditioned always trumps the odd" der woul other guys do. It means a ie next r lot to me that we beat Ohio miss i State Saturday." EX-MSU STAR GOING STRONG hs in the There will be more in the game than just emotions, though. The Buckeyes are ation > undefeated this season and are ranked nation. The spartans upset Ohio State last season in fifth in the NBA's Green age e Broo roster. NEW YORK (UPI) in 1969, I Columbus and Woody figured it was on Diego and Philadelphia in Hoyt Wilhelm and Satchel position. They caUed Hayes doesn't take too well a game—to—game basis. I've 1967-68. He enjoyed some Paige made them aware of it leapers. Then, then -shootir to losses in his backyard. played almost 250 games of his finest basketball after in baseball. George Blanda since then and still treat my people like Gus Johnsa i Garden The game will be become the "Grand Old future on a game-to-game Cousy hired him following a Phoenix, who take o& He televised regionally which 15-minute tryout, averaging Man" of football players. schedule. two steps and lid nal Hoc! means the match-up will be 15.6 points in 1969-70 and Now Johnny Green, former "1 don't know how long I soar toward the basket only lati beamed back to Columbus 16.7 the following season. MSU star, defies advanced Green is the vetei and other parts of Ohio. It can continue," he said. "I "I've never been a real big stao type ton was will be an excellent age in athletics with his feel great physically. I'd like jumper, who ironman performance in pro scorer," Green admits. "I've probably pick starts. to go out in championship a quarto opportunity for MSU to put had a few 40-point games in# up it to the Buckeyes for the basketball. Green celebrates his 39th style, though." Green but those are the exceptions the top of the with his leap. When back ;ooks a second straight season. just missed rather than the rule. Making je of 2.87 retires from pro Gail Clark went high in the air to deflect a pass and "Ohio State will be up birthday on Dec. 8, but wearing a championship ring ball,) four A 11 Star - teams would like to game in allowing Bill Simpson to make the interception in for the game," linebacker joining the platoon of when Philadelphia acquired j0 he worl geriatrics in sports holds no him probably ranks as the coaching "on a smaller Saturday's 22-12 victory over Purdue. Gail Clark commented. "I the season after it ind tying special significance for highlight of my pro career." where there's not so State News photo by Bruce Remington know that for fact. With last camptured the NBA title Green says the game has ton has a Jumping Johnny of the from San Francisco in 1967. pressure placed year's loss and an changed considerably since 4.13 g undefeated season on the Kansas City—Omaha Kings. Pro basketball, in fact, winning." Later, he i his freshman season in the like to go in for Green recently became almost missed securing the big o line. Ohio State SPECIAL! will NBA They only the third player in had heavier coaching and eventui talents of the 6-foot-6 inch injury t( definitely be up for the win. National GREEN forwards and guards in spot the pros. I ie I'd like Basketball Assn. forward. Green, brought up on latest in to end that those days, he said. But now (NBA history to play Atasugi Naval Air Station in works well with kidsi undefeated streak in Dayton, Ohio, never (nding mil ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER right 1,000 games— the others are Japan. He took advantage of the pattern is leaning away anxious to help them here." played high school the G1 Bill to begin his from brute strength toward Bruins' AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON j Hal Greer (active) of basketball. education at Michigan State finesse and less contact. athletic careers. thePhiladelphia 76ers and But until he quits, i "I wasn't big enough or $8.00 Dolph Schayes (retired) of the Syracuse Nationals. The good enough, when I was and by the time he graduated the Spartans had The lean Kings forward has always been noted for will continue to maximum effort Bruins 1 a youngster," Green ect, Dan B won two big Ten titles. the Spring in his legs and ELECTRIC PORTABLE $11.00 milestone was accompanied recalls. "I don't know how helping the Kings g Atlanta F The New York Knicks that was his weapon of playoff berth. He hi STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 by a wild awards ceremony to explain it, unless 1 was sion draft made Green their No. 1 power. OFFICE ELECTRIC in Chicago and Green began some sort of biological right credentials, bein; : to pr< $15.00 draft choice in 1959. He "There are two types of working on his second freak. I simply hadn't among all time rebou ans, Joh was traded to the Baltimo<:% jumpers," Green once 10th in field AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 1,000. Cheevers. developed physically I Bullets during the 19f>5-WT explained. "There are "There's no way 1 can guys percentages and the developed late and it took and went to San who | 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-8258 ever get close to that the U.S. Marines to come season jump from a standing leading NBA scorer. figure." Green chuckles. through for me." "When coach Bob Cousy Green learned the fine signed me on as a free agent points of the game at the PASTE KALAMAZOO with the Cincinnati Royals Today, Tonight, Tommorow ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Women's Legal N( IM for a meal or a snack THE DOORS ARE HERE! The basketball Women's free throw IM Ruggers The Michigan State even performance this year, record stagnant third quarte mers o irests the of in, ar c Takeyour,,-.. See tonight's State Journal contest will be 7 Thursday in 127 Women's 9 p.m. Rugby Club posted a decisive 10-3 victory over the Kalamazoo Rugby Club knocking off some good squads in the very past Spartans put the icin the cake when Sparta n eribed: the Lan hunger to LOMS Intramural Bldg. No entry couple of weeks. Moss' partially blocks Saturday to even its season Both MSU alertly scooped TAK for further details. sign up is required. Women are allowed two warm up record at 4-4. Kalamazoo showed flashes and was Joe Torres. Torres fi| shots before shooting 25 The Spartans have been of brilliance throughout the off Kalamazoo offe NOTI Frandor Shopping Center free throws. impressive in their closely contested game, lateral led the ball before Spartans pulled it Dean Holmes who too out. ball in for the final The the east Room first when the Kalamazoo team score came score. The MSU 'B' team Wednesday's Feature Dinner made good on a 35 yard also victorious, deft Enjoy these specials: penalty kick to take an the Kalamazoo B' Happy Hours 2-4 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Yu Lane Chi 3.95 early 3-0 advantage. The Spartans retaliated quickly behind performance from Spi a very Music by BUZZ JONES Wed. Chicken and Ham in Green Paradise when player - coach Gary Marvin Barnes. in Pillette Paymen Music by NORWOOD Thurs. Selection from our SALAD BAR picked off an The Spartans hi lersigned 01 in bounds toss and ran week off before gettinj ister in choice of potato or vegetable Cha straight up the sidelines for action on November1 County In \ Individual loaf of bread & butter the Old College Field, i. Delicious Daily Food Dessert score. Beverage After a generally Bowling Green Univenl their last game of season Specials sercrri by Use All^entrance or fourth level of ramp for direct access. sin Mug nail losses. Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. ilAC Daily 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. J755 Sunday noon - midnight " and P'°" J' Keusch i OUR COMPUTER schools ctli their BANKS MAINTAIN LISTINGS OF i THOUSANDS 1 devisees, Ballroom OF PEOPLE WHO WOULD LIKE ♦Small groups TO "signs. EXCHANGE MUSIC WITH YOU. 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'our C78.II p|y .1 5pm 2-11-8 3-11-10 deposit. Call 371- 2949. 882 5066. 5-11-10 °"8 *a»n, S35 V!?| PHONE 355 8255 DODGE DART 1963, good VW 1970 - Must sell! Sunroof, THORENS TD 150 turntable. 6-1 hS" 3nd running condition, 6 snow tires, excellent ONE GIRL to sublet Call after 5pm, 347 Student Services Bldq apartment. 351-1439 LES pAUL cylinder, stick shift. $725. condition. $1,400. 351-7088. Winter, $50/ month. Call 5-11-10 junior tel Call 332-0219. 2-11-9 10-11-8 332-8738. 3-11-9 C0,,®«°nt> GUNS, RIFLES and pistols of all kinds. Buy, trade, and sell, hand store, 116 North ■ Street, Perry. Beds, the Houses DEADLINE available employment are both new and used. Guns can kinds of MG MIDGET, 1971, blue, wire MASON BODY from 11am to 2pm daily. HICKORY also be rented for the hunting appliances, bicycles, d 1 P.M. one class day SHOP. 812 HILLS - Cambria wheels. Needs little work. East Kalamazoo Street since Also 5pm to closing daily, QUIET LIBERAL girl needed season. Best prices in town. guitar, B - 25 deluxe,! before publication. and Drive, East Lansing. 1 Just like new. Drive-».r Best offer. 355-9059. 5pm to closing on 650 guns in stock. See BOB'S 1 940. Complete auto bedroom apartments and immediately, own room, $68, B-1-11-8 weekends. Those persons not and save a lot. M painting and collision service. large 2 bedroom close. 337-2258. 3 11 9 GUN SHOP, 2412 South 78| Cancellations/Co r- able to work those hours - Cedar. Call 371-2244. Closed - 52, south t 485-0256. XC-11-30 townhouses. Carports, shag rections -12 noon one MGB 1966 Runs good. Parts need not apply. Persons may 625-3188. 5-11-10 - carpet, close to MSU. Model DUPLEX NEAR MSU faculty Sundays. 20-11-23 class day before or whole. Cheap. 332-1922. apply at 234 West Grand VW GUARANTEED repair. open daily. For appointment club. Sodded and landscaped. publications. 3-11-10 River Avenue, East Lansing APPLES, CIDER, „ RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, 3 bedrooms, brand new, fully SCUBA, U.S.D. equipment, between the hours of 8:30am packages, shipped by ll The State News will be MGB GT Special, 1967, only Okemos Road. 349-9620. 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, carpeted, 1 Yi baths, family tank, regulator, backpack, to 11:00 am and from room with fireplace, balcony. Parcel. B L Osl 29,000 miles. New Michelin C-11-30 485-3774, EDWARD G. used twice, $100. 351-5248. responsible only for the 1:30pm to 4pm. 3-11-10 ORCHARDS, AV tires and paint job, mint HACKER CO., Rental Sliding glass doors to rear 1-11-8 first day's incorrect Wardowski and Sow, ■ con dition, REPLACE AND repair Headquarters. 485-2262. patio, dishwasher, range, insertion. $ 1 500. worn out North of Leslie at 35M Negotiable. 351-7123 automobile WAITERS AND waitresses 30-11-14 refrigerator, garbage disposal, MUST SELL. 1970 Norton All students parts at needed. Full or time. garage. $250 per month. Call Road (old U.S. 127|1 aas must be evenings and weekends. HEIGHTS WORLD OF part Commando, 1971 Grieves 1-589-8251. Open 9I 6-11-10 Apply at GRAND ONE GIRL for 3 girl, near Jim Hovey, 371-2613, or 250cc. Blue star skiis, boots, prepaid AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. closed Mondays. OH-J CM 1-8 GOURMET, Frandor campus, Winter/ Spring. No MULDER REALTY. poles. Call 485 8221. NOVA Shopping Center. 3-11-10 security depefcit. 351-6523 371-4444. 5-11-14 3-11-10 - 1972 350, 3 - speed on DOORS! - ALL SI! floor, spring green/ black FOREIGN CAR parts, after 5pm. S-5-11-10 CAN BE USED j GIRL FOR 2 interior. Headers, mags, and more. Owner drafted. Inquire CHEQUERED FLAG, East Kalamazoo Street. V 260^, RELIABLE YOUNG woman for own room, bedroom house, close, $90. snow Tires. mounted on G.M. wheels. 7.00 x 13" TABLE & DESK if general housework. East ONE BEDROOM sublet, close, mile West of campus 337-2146. 3-11-10 SHELVES EVEN! Monday - Friday 1100 Lansing home. 2 half days $172.50. Charlie, 144 $20. 351-2027. 1-11-8 South Washington, 489-5346, 487-5055. C-11-30 DOORS S3 ANDB CAMARO 1970 SS350, 4 speed, weekly. 332-4373. 3-11-10 Stoddard Ave. No. 15. Rick. 5-11-13 NEED FEMALE for co ed tog 5-11-14 CLASSICAL GUITAR 1969 AM/FM, rally wheels, green, house on Lake Lansing. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Hernandiz No 1. Retail new, saddle interior. 349-2813. NOVA 1966 327/ 4 - speed. work on VW bugs, buses or NON-STUDENT 339-2310. 3-11-10 $465 with case. Best offer 7-11-15 MOBILE HOME, 8' x 42', Best Gias. GRAND RIVER Waitresses, age 18 - 25, 30 hours OBOE: LINTON, I offer. Call 351-1564 furnished, close to M.S.U., over $300. Bill Kahl, after 5pm. 3-11-9 CITGO. 1054 East Grand or more. Call 351-2755 2 GIRLS needed for East condition, 8 1 CHEVELLE, 1970 - Excellent $110/ month. 351-8358. 351-1362. B-1-11-8 between 2 5 pm. 0-11-30 Lansing duplex, $53 353-1836. 5 11-10 River. 337-9133. C-11-30 - 3-11-10 plus condition. V - 8, utilities. 351-8308. 5-11-14 SONY STEREO tape recorder. turbo-hydramatic OLDSMOBILE 98 convertible, 4 OVER 25 years e 1970. Excellent condition. - 1969 Volkswagen tires and AGRICULTURE Model TC 630. $320. transmission, power steering, EAST LANSING NEAR - 908 brakes. 332-6281. 3-11-10 Total power/ options. wheels; tires excellent shape. EXPERIENCE, grain - fruit, East Mount Hope. Spacious LANSING SOUTH side 15 655-2932 after 4:30pm. OPTICAL DISCOUNT,| minutes from campus. Small East Michigan, 355-0551. 3-11-9 332-0651. 3-11-10 vegetable production, second floor of beautiful 5-11-14 1 bedroom house on 1 acre 372- 7409. C-5 11-10 I CHEVELLE 1968 Malibu. poultry, cattle swine, FFA, 4 home. Furnished, garage, 3 lot. $140 per month plus Standard shift, luggage rack, OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 - - H, farm machinery and $75 each, including MODERN STYLED dinette set special^ - man at NEED A excellent condition, 1965, $350 or best offer. mechanics needed for utilities. Available December 60" walnut dropleaf table 485-5590. 3-11-9 Phone 669-9394. 5-11-9 625-7181. 3-11-9 agricultural with formic3 wood grain top chromatography e positions in 57 15. 332-3161. 3-11-10 packing but m underdeveloped countries, and extra 20" leaf, 4 should be? SUPELCI CHEVROLET 1967 Impala. Automatic, power steering and OLDSMOBILE 1967 442, 2 - door hardtop. $450. Phone 694-3828. 3-11-8 Aviation ][j^| with the PEACE CORPS. Talk with a recruiter Placement Office, November - MSU GIRLS Winter NEEDED, - Spring. 4 $62.50. man FAMILY ONLY. bedroom, full basement. Near. 2 matching chairs, matching china hutch. Like new listen free and may ei to your probk brakes, $600. 355-7772 after Campus Hill. After 6:30pm, condition. 882-3404. 1-11-8 6pm. 5-11-9 LEARN TO fly! Complete 7-9th. 5-11-8 Garage. 351-5712 from 8:30 you. We don't have tfl flight 349-2092. 2-11-9 OLDS 1970. Delta 88, blue, 4 - 10:30am. 3-11-10 s o m e on training. All courses are CHEVROLET, 1964 station door. Excellent condition, STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES informal government and VA certified. TEACHERS, BUSINESS, Health HOSMER, SOUTH 315 - HOUSE TO University family, 3 BUY Sell Trade, U.S. and available. SUPEl] wagon. $150 or best new tires, $1400. IV4-7311. FRANCIS AVIATION. nurses, MBA and BBA, math Lower floor, 2 bedrooms, - - offer. Good running order. 2-11-8 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. science, vocational bedrooms, $200 per month. Foreign. KALIB, 541 East Bellefonte, Pennsylvar and refrigerator and stove, 1 484-3710. 5-11-10 Call evenings, 351-2584. Grand River. 332-0112, 1-6, on our shoulder byplK C-11-30 industrial arts, French, child, $145 including 3-11-9 OLDS 1972, vista cruiser, 3 seat, Spanish, English, physical utilities, $145 deposit. Monday - Saturday. C-11-30 E nterprise 6811.5-11'® CHEVROLET 1955 283, 4 - barrel, headers. Very clean. air, power, AM/FM, accessories. Phone 393-6233. more Employment I'jil education, library science needed for professional References between required. Call STUDENTS WELCOME. 3 8 5. 484-4761. NEST| - bedroom house. Short easy Must sell. 372-4698. 3-11-8 3-11-10 positions in USA and 57 10-11-8 drive to MSU. Entire house THE SPARROWS SISTER/ BROTHER, work underdeveloped countries CHEVROLET IMPALA 1962. - with PEACE CORPS and newly carpeted. Basement, study position to coordinate MAN NEEDED - 4 - man Very sharp. Best offer. Phone VISTA. Talk with recruiter garage. Reasonable rent, low INDIVIDUALIZED GIFTS IN an exchange of peoples — apartment. Moving in utilities. Call Mr. Chapman 351-6118. 3-11-10 MSU Placement Office NATIVE THEME BY MANY resources. An alternative fraternity. Must sublet. 694-0841. 3-11-9 November 7 9th. 5-11-8 institution, Lenny, 351-4685. - Brent, 332-0270. 3-11-9 MICHIGAN ARTISTS AND CHEVROLET VEGA 1971, GT, PLYMOUTH 1963, good 3-11-10 4 speed, low NEEDED: ONE girl to share CRAFTSMAN FOUND AT THE mileage, transportation, $90, ONE GIRL for 4 man, winter beautiful WANTED: HOUSE parents to - mobile home winter SPARROW'S NEST, 2149 Hamilton condition. Call 337-2388. Before 5pm, TRAVEL 'ROUND THE term. supervise home of 6 retarded only or winter/ spring. Close, 332-1016.3-11-10 373-7893. 3-11-9 WORLD THIS SUMMER or Own room. Close to Road, Okemos adult males, all of whom are $62.50. Call 349-9375. campus year around. Sail on foreign 4-11-10 351-3688.3-11-9 Open daily noon to 6 p.m. CHEVROLET 1964, ships. Men & women, no in day programs and new paint PORSCHE 912 4 Rebuilt - - experience, good pay. Send sheltered work. Free room Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. job, 3 - speed, L15 on rear, engine, good condition. SMALL HOUSE, North west stamped self - adressed and MICHIGAN AVENUE 1 Come and bring a friend. $350. Phone 394-0694. Phone 351-3093, 526 Sunset board and monthly - Lansing. 4 rooms, gas heat, evelope, MACEDON INT'L, bedroom, partially furnished. 7-11-9 Lane. 5-11-9 Box 224, Irvington, N. J. salary. Contact Richard $125 plus utilities, $100 Cooper, 489- 3731. 4-11-10 Parking and utilities paid. 07111 Phone 332-0322 9 deposit. IV4-9310. 3-11-8 CORVAIR - 5pm but 1963 engine - Body poor, and tires TEMPEST 1965 - V-8 standard shift. $150. 351-3498, FEMALE WANTED for nude daily. 2-11-8 1 MALE needed, private room, CROSSWORD i TDTABBUgllHr MASSAGE STUDIO will hire 2 modeling and showing films. VIEIRISIEM excellent. 484-1274. 3-11-10 351-0944, after 5pm. 1-11-8 Good pay and good hours. girls, only if have experience. EFFICIENCY SUBLET share rest of house, color TV and dishwasher fireplace, PUZZLE This is an exclusive private ACROSS CORVAIR 1967 Monza, 2 door, Call 489-8226 apply in $137.50/ month. Furnished, 28. Essence TOYOTA CORONA, 1972 - or club in West Lansing. Phone $70,372-1525.3-11-8 radio, stick, $300. 484-0795. with person at 1132 North utilities, bus to campus. Call 1 Spy 30. Reproduction automatic air after 9pm. 484-4308. 7-11-8 332-8893, 6:30 to 8pm. 6. Hercules' 34. Serve JMjMO _ CUTLASS perfect SUPREME condition, - 1971 conditioning, radio. Less than 500 miles. Phone 351- 0337. 5-11-13 Washington, 10-11-13 Lansing. AGRICULTURE DEGREES, 4-11-10 d Rooms captive 10. Postpone 11. French money 35. Greek letter 36. Charged particle private MAN FOR four owner. 393-4211 after 6pm. REGISTERED NURSES needed Agronomy, Economics, - man. CAPITOL CLUB. $12 a 13. Weak 38 Bugle call 5-11-8 VALIANT 1963 - Body rust, on 3 - 11pm shift. Full and Education, Engineering, Animal Science, all natural Twyckingham. Immediately or winter term. 351-3873. Cocktail lounge, restaurant week. 15. Musical 42. Unctuous Njmfej but runs great. New tires, part time. PROVINCIAL endings 44. Diocese downtown DATSUN 1967 sedan, 53,000 too. $150, 482-2452. 3-11-10 HOUSE WEST. Phone resources, horticulture, 2-11-8 Lansing.' 17. Romaine 46. large poultry, swine, cattle, dairy 484-4422.0-11-30 18. Carry container miles, good tires, economical. 484-1483 Monday — Friday, needed for international ON PINE NORTH 20 Mailed 47. Word in Psalms 23mpg. Asking $450. VEGA 1971, excellent 9 - 5pm for appointment. - Clean, 3 LCC 484-9723. 5-11-8 work in the PEACE CORPS. room furnished, disposal, hot AREA, single rooms 21. Recognized 49 Bring to light condition, extra tires, 5-11-10 Talk with furnished, kitchen facilities, 23. Musical 51. Criminal 1. Chimney a recruiter - MSU water heat, $135, utilities 337-0033 after 6pm. 3-11-10 utilities paid. perception 53. Emerge 2. Clergyman Placement Office, November paid, no children or pets. Call Bruce DATSUN 240 - Z, blue, like OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE 54. Nevada resort 3. Overweight 7 - 9th. 5-11-8 DODGE REALTY, phone Hallett at 337-1641 or new, 1 year old, air VEGA 1971, for right person. Advance to 55 Cover girl 4. German city automatic, conditioned, mag wheels, hatchback, radio, snowtires, executive income in short 482-5909. 5-11-13 _669-5033. 7-11-14 AM/FM. Phone 339-9326. time if qualified. For LADIES ROOM for rent. green, excellent condition. WAITRESSES NEED GIRL for 2 — 5-11-9 interview call 349-1499. Private entrance, whales $1,395. 482- 2180 - Bill. PLEASANT, EXPERIENCED, close, $15 3-11-10 5-11-10 per week. 351-5705. 2? What for I dependable girls for lunch 3-11-10 hour shifts, 10:45am - 351-0339. 10-11-14 24 Radial'0!"! CHILD 2/ Slender I"11! □s VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1969. CARE Professor - 2:15pm, 4 days a week, no Radio, new tires, hitch, desires sitter part time. Sundays or holidays. Also TWO BEDROOM, 2 - man. % f /« 1 ™"st 1 30. Heron bumper guards, exceptional Toddler and 5 year old. full time evening shift for girl Sublet winter - spring. Close 31. Leader condition, $1,650. 694-9737. Times to be arranged. Phone 32. Heir" looking for steady BELL AND Howell automatic 5-11-10 332-6706.4-11-10 employment. Apply in to campus. after 4pm. 5-11-8 Call 351-7154 35. F 1.8 lens, easy to use, % 33 OstvnP 37 By birth I VW VAN 1968, 100 miles on BUSBOY WANTED dinners person, JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE, downtown Lansing, 2 GIRLS for 2 man. Nicely automatic metering, excellent condition, $100. 484-9723 m 39 Sides'" I rebuilt engine, $825. only Phi Mu Sorority. mid - - Michigan's favorite furnished, 5-11-8 .... 349-9323 after 5pm. 332-8835 or 337-9706. quiet, close. Use Your place for dining out. 5-11-8 C-5-11-10 1-11-8 351-9438. 3-11-8 W FRESH APPLE Cider. No MASTER CHARGE WHEN YOU need an apartment GIRLS NEEDED VW RECEPTIONIST, East Lansing, to sub lease preservatives added 48 Term of J 1967, blue, excellent typing and filing. Call for that's fresh and two man apartment winter endear"" At The STATE NEWS new, then CENTENNIAL FARM condition, radio. Phone term. Close to campus, call Goll 372-5333. 3-11-9 appointment, 332-6595. 3-11-8 you need the rental columns of the Want Ads. 332-2296. 4-11-10 MARKET, 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. 27. 0-1-11-8 m 50 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 8, 1972 15 c ® I Lost & Found M ]- Peanuts Personal ■ *S . / ■ Ohio State -ts, 1-8 adult $6.00 each. DIAMOND RING sat .9 carat Co it $80O+. Will tell $600. 349-0350 evenings. 6-11-13 LOST: ARMSTRONG black case, grey r»vwd. 332-2163. 5-11-9 flute, cover, $25 Ms. C.Z. broken heart in room 218; there's always more fish Crusade starts to keep even if "Big Sammy" got fes standards of state meat WEDDING GOWN never worn. PAIR of Ultraflex Best offer. Call Debbie LOST: MALE poodle, black / away. 1-11-8 P vvaV speakers. Call white (collect) (313) triangle under tail. EjO. Best offer. 3-11-10 3-11-9 634-4539 Please call 337-9415. 3-11-9 WE LOVE our new actives: Pam, Diane, Jill, Diane, Janie, nRTRfHT DETROIT rrnm r™_ (UPl) - n,e Michigan's regulations can fcjGE V 204s brand new, SACRIFICE WEST cabinet 2 POUND: GIRLS gold ring, on Debbie, Nancy, Diane, state of Michigan has display a new "Michigan lips, ears, spleens, salivary glands and lungs. Water, takes precedence over the dei with Solomon - Abbott Road. After Colleen, Barb, Cathy, Carole. launched a crusade to enlist Michigan law, even though SRO 12's, 100 watt 3p m grade 1" label, Ball said. If I Beech. Leave message. stereo, Gary, 332-3507. C-3-11-10 Congratulations, sistersl cereal and concentrated soy Mchigan'sstandards are stricter." SRO speakers. 332-3827! 4-11-10 Sigma Kappas. 1-11-8 »°£ co"surT)ers" to a product does not display protein also can be added. The court FOUND - MALE black~poodie! nu.lftv mat ^8JW!ih the emblem, Ball said, contended that to permit B^p vacuum cleaners. WATERBED, LINER, Brown collar, no tags. Henry acrainet th ? sta"<*ards consumers should read the Michigan law prohibits Michigan to have a higher » canisters and uprights. Eteed 1 f"11 Vear- $7'88 frame. See it elevated Lyon, 353-4142. 3-11-9 £, h 'ower federal ,abe, for animal by - the inclusion of such by - set of standards would allow I"" DENNIS 337-0083. 3-11 9 set up. $45 iaVOr,ed by the products content. products. Ball said a any state to interfere with ||BUTING r Qtfjar, opposite City company. VIVITAR ELECTRONIC flash, FOUND: CIGARETTE Brown and white fur. case. Bill, □ SSX 186,1 """ amj'v'6 ,nee" l° e°lht product with the "Michigan grade" emblem would mean the permissible per cent of ingredients. eh,"" f5°o 373 4220 l.C-3-11-10 2x tele- converter, tripod. C-3-11-8 after 7pm! MPchi8,*"' nCt" it was made only from fresh Ball said Michigan's next Like new. 353-0126. 3-11-10 BEAUTIFUL TORCH LAKE ^ V protect the rights of states skeletal meat with no action is to obtain a stay of *«■£'*»• Monday"CWS - J MACHINE Clearance USED STEREO FOUND: LIGHT terrier - type Wooded lake front lots — also conference m to to havc h«her staidards," Ball said a animal byproducts and no the court decision while an ■ Brand new portable, for sale $25 PUPPV 4 5 wooded lake view and lake announce a added water or cereal. appeal is being prepared by - months old, special label for STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East The nation's three g $5 per month. Large Capitol Villa. 332-8484. access. Chalet on Torch, 4 meat largest state Atty. Gen. Frank J. reconditioned Grand River. C-5-11-10 products that adhere meat n 0f bedrooms, wooded lot. companies - Wilson, Over a buffet luncheon of Terms. to Michigan s standards Kelley for submission to the [ machines. Singers. Hormel and Armour, all "Michigan" bologna, U.S. Supreme Court. 1 Necchis, New Home NEW WINTER leather coat with CALL OR WRITE rather than lower federal based in y others," $19.95 Terms. EDWARDS tags. Purchased at Webster's. $115 coat, want $90. Personal m CARLTON L. KESSLER 1-616-599-2451 °np" Companies . ...... that follow Chicago won a federal court order allowing them to market - recently sausage, sauerkraut potatoes, Ball said Michigan cannot swallow the fact the and A spokesman for Ball said the state is in "a real battle" 646-3660. 2-11-8 llBUTING COMPANY, ALWAYS OPEN. Monday CAPITOL CITY REALTY Inc saUsagei hot dogs and other after 20 years of with the three major outsate T North Washington. EASTPORT, MICHIGAN permitting meat companies. through Friday. 8 5:30 p.m. meat products in the use of only skeletal |48. C-3-11-10 OLDS BRASS trombone, Michigan Ball said consumer excellent condition, must UNION BUILDING under less stringent federal meat, it must be allowed to vigilance will determine to a sell. $75. 646-3660. 2-11-8 BARBER SHOP. C-1-11-8 standards. |> RED stars 210 cm. include by - products. large degree whether the • )0 ■ speed. Phone Under federal regulations, free The 6th U.S. Circuit battle to protect Michigan's B44. X-1-11-8 12 STRING Gibson guitar. Mint ... a complexion care. Call lesson in Anno. such meat products can Court of Appeals ruled Oct. meat standards will be won condition, with case, $150 UNION BOARD FLIGHTS include What's Happening snouts, stomachs, 13 that "the federal law ■EREO - one mont'1 355-8885. 3-11-9 484-4519, East Michigan or offers Christmas flight to the or lost. State News ■Nw $350. Sacrifice, 485-7197, Lansing Mall. London for $185. Stop in office, 341 Student Services ■ 361-2696. 3-11-10 MERLE NORMAN [ Animal, ijV COSMETICS STUDIOS Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Detroit Second floor Union. C-11-30 class days before publication. tRD TOTAL T,i Lange pro, 8-M, |40g. Best offer. 3-11-10 racers, ENGLISH SETTER puppies - Registered, field champion stock. From $75. 351-6468 C-3-11-10 SINCERE great SEEKERS wisdom and for power the MARRIED HOUSING, couples wanted, mixed doubles leagues. 6pm or 9pm No announcements accepted by phone. There will be a film and panel will be plans known discussion for College of ■G banjos, $40 - $100. the ancients. May in 'Algiers to 5-11-10 Thursday. Union Bowling Business students interested in write for the free Bjes autoharp. MORE. book, THE Lanes, Phone 355-3357. the Peace Corps and Vista at IRLY INSTRUMENTS, WANTED: WARM home for MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed 5-11-13 ffelSeP:1"- today in 1,8 EPPley *Ea5t Grand River. without obligation to those young lovable cockapoo. who The settlement in Wayne indicated Owner deceased. are interested in HAYRIDES DRAWN by horses. The DETROIT (UPI) - The a "game" was 332-8591 mystical weekly business movie thought. SCRIBE Call for appointment now. will be mother of a teenager killed County Circuit Court played at the motel in order 3-11-10 shown at 9:45 a.m. ■ORTABLE Smith - 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order 676-5928. 10-11-13 today in 118 Eppley Center. in the Algiers motel incident Monday stemmed from a to frighten witnessess to |ia typewriter, with case. AMORC, San Jose, California civil suit filed by Rebecca talk about reports of TWO SAINT Bernards, $25 to during the 1967 Detroit riot Erful gift. Never used. good home. 339-9180 after 95114. 0-1-11-8 THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring The Family Ecology Club has agreed to a $62,500 Pollard, the mother of the sniping. 484- 7488. will have a mixer at 7 p.m. 4pm. 3-11-10 you Bahamas, $119, Spain settlement in her suit slain youth, Auburey, in today in 9 Human Ecology Bldg. FLAGS OF CLOTH $239, Hawaii, $269, Though criminal Election of officers and against the city. June, 1969. OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG, Flags of all kinds Barbados, $270, Aruba, I BOOTS and rack. were representatives The suit, which originally Pollard, 19, was one of procedures were brought AKC. Must sacrifice, $200. common in Europe In the $257. Call STUDENTOURS, will be accepted VR 1 7's with Middle Ages. The Crusaders 351-2650. 10-11-15 \ sought $2 million in three black teenagers killed against several policemen, after 5pm 485-2109. 5-11-13 from the floor. no convictions have Engs, 207cm, 187cm, carried flags in their religious damages, charged the city of in the motel during the riot. Detroit with inadequate resulted. In June, 1969, one ir. Lange Standard, f Mrthiiu UnmAa The MSU Packaging Society Police officers were □B QD 9, $40. Humanic own flags with some symbol Service will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday of the three police officers training of its police officers investigating reports of ■ that everyone knew stood in 106 cited in Pollard's suit, J 7N, $25. Trunk rack for them. International Center. There will be a speaker on solid and failure to provide sniping from the motel at ■ locks, $10. 351-4248 the time. Ronald August, was SUPREME 12' x 60' trailer. And a symbol for cash is "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for waste control. proper testing of the 5-11-14 n. King Arthur's Trailer Court. the STATE News Classified attitudes of those men who Court testimony, acquitted in the killing of Ads. It's the easy way to get pinning and engagement Pollard in an Ingham $4,500. Call 482-9493.3-11-8 notices is 12 noon Thursday The Chess Club will meet at 7 deal with the black including National Guard ■tires 4 Goodrich extra dollars to buy things today in the Union Gold ell F70 • 15. you'd really like to own. All for Friday's paper. 347 p.m. community. officer Theodore Thomas, County court case. Room. A class for beginners is | new. List $76.35 plus ! 1970 AMHERST 12' x 50', 2 you have to do is list things Student Services. S-12-1 planned. Please bring sets and bedrooms, on lot, $3600, no around your home you The three policemen it offer. Call John, children, 699-2644. 4-11-10 don't care to use anymore. Russians mark holiday COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. |673 before 5pm. 1-11-8 Then dial 355-8255 for a Reasonable rates, fast service. The Black Premedical 10' x 55' MARLETTE, 2 friendly Ad Writer. Soon Phone Jack/ Bob. 351-2474. Students Assn. will hold a J addition, a suit against the JVER PICKUP camper, bedroom, 1% bath, new gas cash buyers will be headed meeting for all minority I Stove, icebox, furnace, your way. Do It today! B-1-11-8 (continued from page 2) course" combining two five individuals named furnace, unfurnished, good students interested in health ie 651-5252. 2-11-9 mainlines: "a firm rebuff to remains pending in federal condition. 645-7366. 3-11-9 careers at 8 tonight in the Fee one," "the party is leading FOR QUALITY service on PREGNANT? WE understand. Hall Black Culture Room. us to communism," and imperialism" and court. stereo equipment, see the "we'll fulfill the directives "implementation of the with screens. At 00 STEREO SHOPeE, 543 East Grand River.C-11-30 hand. The Listening Ear needs a Volunteers will aetviH donations today under the big of the party." The parade stepped off principles of coexistence of states of different social ^ e c,*y no* a"mit euiU on ,ts Part in making the settlement. FIND SOMETHING? red balloons in East Lansing. 4$ millions of Americans systems." ^Powell Road, Okemos, I November 12th, IF YOU'VE found a pet or STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per Typing Service !jjj| were heading to the polls to month, $23 per term. Free article of value, we want to vote for the candidates of |-4pm only. 3-11-10 help you return it. Just delivery, service and pick-up. The MSU Promanaders invite come No deposit. TV's available at PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call the Democratic and you to an evening of square and |adiO mobile antenna: City honors dead In to the State News nt bandspreader. condition. Classified Dept. and tell us that you want to place an ad same rates. 337-1300. C-11-30 Call NEJAC, Nancy 349-4431 evenings and weekends. weekdays. 0-1-10-30 353-6625 round dancing at 7 p.m. today in Building. the Women's Beginners Intramural are Republican parties and a couple of lesser ones — war in EAST LANSING STATE including the Communist ■787evenings. 1-11-8 SINCERE SEEKERS for the welcome. BANK'S found .column. As a TYPING THESES and term party — in the quadrennial (continued from page 2) great wisdom and power I SETS. Handcrafted public} *e';ice EAST known to the ancients. papers. Electric typewriter. The Case Hall Social presidential election. for city truck replacements to ask about their participation May The coincidence of dates I $30 - $40. 485-0870 LANSIN^^TATE BANK write for the free book, THE Experienced. Diane, Committee will sponsor a dance in the war in Southeast Asia. 18pm. 3-11-10 will run' ,n(* ad at no extra 372-7600.5-11-10 featuring the Plain Brown of these two national events n»r MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed Wrapper at 9 p.m. Saturday in °y.i' without demonstrated some of the obligation to those Council member Mary who are interested in COMPLETE THESES the South Case Cafeteria. marked differences between Sharp opposed writing to the SERVICE. Discount printing. Everyone is welcome. the world's two companies - Ford Motor Co., General Motors and mystical thought. SCRIBE International Harvester Corp. - for information on their 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order IBM typing and binding of superpowers, pledged FOUND: Diesel Smoke and Dangerous role in the war. FEMALE black AMORC, San Jose, California theses, Resumes, recently to better mutual Curves will perform country Labrador Retriever, 95114.0-1-11-14 publications. Across from relations. music at 8:30 p.m. Friday at "I don't think it will hasten the end of the war," she approximately 2 years old. campus, corner M.A.C. and Rosa's Canteen. The Soviet defense 351-6468. C-3-11-8 Grand River, below Jones said. "I'm not convinced it will have any effect." C PAT - 4, stereo 120 minister, Marshal Andrei A. leakers. Sure Unidyne - Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH There will be a folk music Grechko, took note of these Griffiths suggested that the council might decide to take FOUND: LONG haired black GULLIVER'S STATE SERVICES, jicrophone and Boom and white kitten. Pretty, DRUGS, 1105 East Grand 337-1666. C-11-30 hootenanny at 8:30 tonight at differences in a six - minute the bid of the company with the least active connection to s 10 speed bike. Rosa's Canteen, 541 E. Grand River. 5-11-9 speech before ordering the the war. affectionate. Box trained. River Avenue. Owner claim or good home TYPING TERM papers and parade to begin. But his theses. Electric typewriter, denunication of unnamed The East Lansing ad hoc fact - finding committee on the wanted. 332-2478. 3-11-10 |N TL - "imperialists" ■vwell 882 ^accessories. camera strobonar, Phone WHITE FEMALE kitten found j Peanuts Personal -](S fast service. 15-11-21 Call 349-1904. mild the was and in keeping with Soviets' relatively city's role in the war suggested in a recent report to the council that it write companies to determine their ^8 after in West Circle area. Phone, ANN BROWN. There will be a meeting of policy of connection with the war before accepting bids, 6pm. 5-11-9 J.L.E. — Even after one year of Typing and 355-8636. C-3-11-10 ex Camp Tamarack (Brighton) relaxation with the West. multilith offset printing. - monisters, da eye of da Complete service for staff of 1972 and those Grechko said the Soviet If the council has not received replies from the FOUR lenses. FOUND FEMALE hurriance, the ol' C.W., etc., - dog, dissertations, theses, interested in attending the Union is pursuing a companies by its Nov. 21 meeting, it will probably act on 1er or we're still together. It's a separately. Doug, couple months old, golden Orchards summer camp at 8 "Leninist I 6:30pm, 482-275o! color. Phone 482-8268. good thing, Ludingtonl All manuscripts, general typing, foreign policy the bids anyway, council members agreed. IBM. 23 years experience. tonight in 312 Snyder Hall. Call ways, Kek. 1-11-8 349-0850. C-11-30 3SS-9476 for more information. The Astronomy Place Your DISSERTATION, TERM Club will City studies ecology task force meet at 7:30 p.m. today for papers, etc. Experienced films and observing in 221 PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD typist, IBM Selectric. Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-1-11-8 Physics - Everyone is welcome. Astronomy Bldg. Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your TYPING TERM papers, theses, (continued from page 2) Council also requested that Patriarche The MSU Science Fiction check or money order etc. Electric. Experienced. Society will meet at 8 tonight in will work and Learned prepare a report on the JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. together with the C-11-30 the Union Sunporch to discuss environmentalists on suggestions for the possible establishment of a city housing in science fiction. sex task force. authority. Address The MSU Cycling Club will In _ At the council meeting, Colbum also conjunction with this action, they meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 21S asked Patriarche to talk with University City _Zip Code Men's Intramural Bldg. requested that city manager John officials to _ Patriarche make determine if the University a report on costs of WANTED, HOUSE in Lansing would be interested in forming a joint or East Lansing. 2 bedrooms. The MSU Sports Car Club purchasing all recycled paper, if the city will hold a gymkhana at 10 a.m. were to adopt such a policy. housing auuthority with East Lansing. Consecutive Dates to Run Immediately. Call 353-6948. _ S-5-11-9 Sunday in Lot Y. The other council members agreed, and Mayor Wilbur Brookover said he Classification The MSU Sports Car Club asked that Patriarche report on the thought these actions could delay work on COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, the proposed housing ordinance. will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in feasibility of East Lansing joining MSU in baseball cards, CURIOUS the 1966 Room, Hubbard Hall. its paper USED BOOK SHOP, 541 recycling drive. Colbum, however, said, "We're some East Grand River (below The South Mark Rosenhaft, director of MSU's time away from when a new commission Collegiate Paramount News). 332-0112. Fellowship will could get into this (housing problems)." meet at 9 Waste Control Authority, told the council 5-11-9 tonight in the Alumni Chapel members that the cost of purchasing only basement for an inductive Bible The proposed housing ordinance also WANTED: recycled paper can be "roughly equivalent" SMALL, working, study of I Timothy 4. All are to all calls for a housing commission to be balanced spinning wheel and welcome. types of regular paper. established to handle housing problems in accessories. Reasonably Most paper is already about 20 per cent the city. priced. 339-6865 after 6pm. The MSU Paddleball - S-5-11-10 Racketball Club will meet at recycled, Rosenhaft said. 7:45 The council members discussed the p.m. today to discuss the state tournament championship. The University is collecting about four possibility of increasing their number of All are welcome. and one - half tons of newspapers per week meetings to one a week instead of the DON'T FORGET blood comes with ASMSU paying for renting a truck present two per month. They asked only from people. Save a life. Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid Give blood. Professional and paying a driver, he said. Patriarche to compile a report on this. The Weekly People Clutwlll donors compensated. meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 37 |rds or Less: 5 days - $6.50 10 days -13.00 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Union to discuss aspects of If the city were to join the drive, "I Colbum said he questioned how 1.30 per word BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Marx'si "Das Capital." think we could break even," Rosenhaft 15c per word 65c per word effective council members are near the end C-11-30 said. □ □ □ Alpha Phi Omega and of their meetings — which regularly have Gamma Sigma Sigma, national been lasting until 11 p.m. or longer. FIT YOUR fancy I Older stereos service fraternity and sorority "Though we are possibly making a lot sell fast, bring you cash for will sponsor a Red Cross Blood of mistakes at the University, whatever the Council member Mary Sharp suggested Mail to: Michigan State News classified newer type you want. Dial Drove from 2 to 8 tonight and Waste Control Authority does, it is Patriarche check into the possibility of 347 Student Services Bldg. 355-8255 to place a Want Thursday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. doomed in its effort without cooperation Friday in the Shaw HaU ower holding council meetings late in the MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 from the city," Rosenhaft added. afternoon. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wed"«day,No^ DESPITE STUDEN Nixon victory aids area Republicans The combination of President Incumbent Sheriff Kenneth the votes in out-county areas. If the five coalition candidates are apparently lost their bid to take over Nixon's landslide victory margin and Preadmore and Drain Commissioner Vote totals were scattered and elected and Democrats don't lose any- control of the township board of traditional Ingham County Republican Richard L. Sode rolled up apparently incomplete through the county, as seats they now hold, the Democrats trustees. Five of the seven posts were strength apparently overcame the insurmountable 2-1 margins over delays in poll closings in East Lansing could have an 11-10 margin on the up for grabs this election. power of the student vote in races for Democrats Terry Luke and Gregory and Lansing caused backups at the board. Democrats had hoped to win John Roetman six county offices. Maddex who were endorsed by the computer vote counting center. A majority, which Republicans majority and implement their 15 point McKenzie for sut^r!u°"e<' With only fractional returns Coalition for Human Survival. With six East Lansing precincts and have always held, would allow nlntfnvm nf Mfrxvm unil miKlin cnmicue 2,858. \/i.din:lit. 3 platform of reform and public services. Virginia . reported as of 2 a.m., Republicans Though Democrats were generally 11 county precincts reporting, the Democrats to control the focus and With seven of the 14 township Baumgartner for clerk 1770 seemed likely to retain control of all results showed Raymond Scodeller direction of county government, since Willi™ Brehm leading in student districts, the margin precincts reporting, Democratic county offices. was not enough in most cases to offset leading E. Michael Stafford for county the board allocates all county funds. candidates were generally trailing by a do led polled 3 fikfi 3,656 „ .:Ven I prosecutor. Sheriff Preadmore was With over half the East Lansing 4-3 margin. trustee, while retaining his office by defeating Luke. precincts reporting, Democrats held Garland Wood had Martha"v Township ballot proposal to raise 2,"~ WITH 5% OF VOTE John Whitmyer won over Neal the deciding edge. John Veenstra the limit on millage to provide funds John Sherman led peter „ Colbum with Harry Spenny winning outpolled incumbent Charles White in for a far-reaching system of parks and constable, 1,973 to 1 449 the treasurer's office against John the 6th District by 1,089 to 1,084 Coleman, Gregurek. Richard Sode and Enid Lewis were defeating their opponents, Maddex and Kristie Wenger, in the races margin. In the 7th District, Pam Stern had 2,182 votes to 1,788 votes for Alexander Brede III. State supports for drain commissioner and registrar of Jim Heyser was beating Julius lead in ea deeds. The Coalition for Human Survival had better luck in the races for county Hanslovsky by a 907 to 253 margin in the 8th district. In the 19th district, Patrick Ryan was winning against with 21 elector commissioners. Five Democratic Daniel Behringer, 875 to 435. Mary Coleman and Charles L. Levin cent of the voter returns tabulated. candidates were endorsed by the (Continued from Page One) 4-3 telephone vote. Mary Kay Wickens, in the 9th took an early morning lead in the Coleman, a Republican from Battle coalition in student districts. The G6P then went District, was the only Democrat facing different races and proposals to to th State Supreme Court race with 5 per Creek, had 21 per cent of the early Court of It seemed likely that at least some defeat. She had 1,210 votes to 1,685 decide. Republicans immediately Appeals, which ruled J morning tally. She ran on a platform after 9 p.m. that the of them would win, though vote tallies for Derwood Boyd. lower a. asked the Michigan Supreme Court to support of a more stringent penal extremely scattered. Democrats in Meridian Township wrong and that the polls aJL 59th District were system and a reverse of the present intervene, but the court declined on a trend in the courts. Levin, founder of immediately. That still |eftT the Nonpartisan Judicial party, was IN MSII TRUSTEE RACE waiting in line to vote, The delay in howtv9l (Continued from Page One) running a close second with 20 per returns statewide'! Before the results, Jondahl was in a was attributed to the W cent of the vote. the ballot, the late closing of d subdued mood due to the poor showing of Sen. McGovern. With the returns, however, his spirit picked up. The 2 a.m. tally showed James S. Thorbum with 13 per cent; Vincent GOP board hopefuls ahead because of heavy suspected computer foulups, Delays in Meridian ToJ turj About 100 Jondahl supporters were Brennan, 8 per cent; Robert L. Evans, where difficulty was experiet gathered at the Meadowbrook Trace 8 per cent; William J. Beer, 5 per cent, In the MSU Board of Trustees race, The GOP also led in Wayne State Republican candidate and MSU apartment's party house to watch the in all educational persuading reluctant co as races in Michigan, and William A. Ortman, 4 per cent of University's Board of Governor graduate student, William Sederburg tabulate ballots, were 1. returns come in. the Republican party at 2 a.m. held a the vote. Voters were allowed to election with 12 per cent of the vote led all candidates in the State Board of affect the speed of the 0 They were generally pleased with choose two candidates. slim lead with 12 per cent of the votes tallied. Education race with 12 per cent of the East Lansing. the results but exasperated with the counted. William Brucker had 28 per cent of vote counted. Sederburg had 27 lack of conclusive information. Jack W. Warren and James T. Aubrey Radcliff, a black high the total and Kurt Keydel received 26 cent of the votes ■and per fellow In carrying the state of for the first time in his Mil About 80 Jondahl workers Kallman led the voter tabulations for school counselor from Lansing, led the three! the 30th Circuit Court judgeship at 2 per cent of the vote. Democrats Republican Edmund Vandette the presidency, Nixon became! concentrated on getting voters to the trustees' race with 26 per cent of the Kathleen Strouse captured 24 per received 26 per cent. Democrats polls Tuesday. Their efforts apparently a.m. Republican presidential candiM Warren totaled 12,211 votes and total. Jack Stack, Alma physician, also cent and Wayne State student Michael Charles Morton and Gumecindo Salas paid off as large numbers of student held 26 per cent of the total. carry Michigan since D| Kallman had 8,341 votes in the early Einheuser garnered 23 per cent. held 24 and 21 per cent respectively. Eisenhower in 1956. voters went to the polls. Democrats Donna O'Donnohue, count. James J. Wood received 5,343 Jondahl expressed criticism, recent MSU graduate, had 24 per cent votes. however, at the lack of punch card voting machines in the polling places and Tom Downs, Lansing attorney, netted 23 per cent of the vote. How much should a which caused tremendously long lines Robert Holmes Bell captured an Watch for the Republicans were also holding a to develop. "There was absolutely no excuse early morning lead for the judge of the 55th Judicial District Court. Bell had slim lead in the University of Michigan Board of Regents race with 12 per Annual State News Fine Diamond Cost? | for what happened," he remarked. 5,220 votes. His opponent, James H. cent of the votes tallied. "WINTERSPORT "Somebody goofed up." Edgar, tallied 2,863 votes as of 2 a.m. Deane Baker captured 27 per cent has the Pocock was unavailable to Timothy C. Quinn and Thomas L. and Lawrence Lindemer had 26 per 72" answer Brown ran unopposed for the court of comment on the partial returns. appeals judgeship and probate court cent. Democrats Marjorie Lansing SKI TAB However, earlier in the evening he received 24 per cent and Thomas expressed confidence he would win. judge, respectively. Roach received 23 per cent. coming in this Friday's paper be confused. 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