s. ,h« michigan Volume 65 Number 62 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 13, 1972 Hijacked airliner lands I in Cuba; 3 apprehended MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A relief aircraft the Cuban government to land at Tenn., work - release program while to the Cuban radio station. In left Miami Sunday to pick up 30 Havana's Jose Marti Airport. College serving a five - year term for grand City, Johnson's wife said she had been persons whose torturous 28 - hour Federal Aviation Administration larceny.. told ordeal aboard by airline officials her husband a hijacked Southern officials in Miami said the Southern jet In a broadcast monitored in Miami, was in good condition. Airways jet &nded in Havana 12 hours landed at 2:28 p.m. EST in Havana. Radio Havana said the three hijackers earlier when their crippled plane The hijackers were identified The other two were an 83 - year - as were "rapidly apprehended" and that landed safely on a foam - covered Henry D. Jackson, 25, and Lewis D. three old man who suffered nervous shock persons aboard the Soulnern runway. Moore, 27, both of Detroit and both and a passenger with a fractured foot. flight were hospitalized. A Southern Airways spokesman said facing charges of assault with attempt One was copilot Billy Harloyd The elderly man was believed to be the relief plane, also a twin - engine to commit rape, and Melvin Cale, 21, Alvin Fortson, 83, of Trumann, Ark. (Harold) Johnson, 37, of College City, DC9, took off at 1:45 p.m. EST from of Oak Ridge, Tenn., who police said Ark. who was wounded in the left The landing in Havana climaxed an Miami after receiving permission from escaped Oct. 29 from a Nashville, shoulder by a revolver shot, according ordeal which began Friday night over Alabama when the three heavily - armed hijackers took control of the plane and started it on a bizarre Peace pact differences odyssey to eight cities from Toronto to Havana. The hijackers demanded a $10 million ransom and threatened to crash the aircraft into the Oak Ridge, narrowing, U.S. claims Tenn., Nuclear Research Laboratories if they didn't get the money. An undetermined amount of money was taken aboard the aircraft at a SAIGON (AP) - U.S. officials of war and for the withdrawal of all Thieu to accept a cease-fire as soon as Chattanooga, Tenn. stop. The indicated Sunday that Washington American troops within 60 days after possible and another reaffirming that hijackers also made a last - ditch effort and Saigon have narrowed their the agreement is signed. the United States would not attempt to talk with President Nixon, but it differences' There was no official comment on to impose a coalition government or a failed. on a disputed draft agreement that would halt the reports that Thieu had agreed to a political solution on South Vietnam. The 12:32 a.m. EST landing in Vietnam war and send American separate accord between the United One sticking point with Thieu in the Havana came under "strict emergency forces home. States and North Vietnam. draft agreement has been a provision conditions," Radio Havana said, But South Vietnamese officials have that would establish a so-called because FBI sharpshooters had shot Two days of talks between Gen. National Council of Reconciliation said several times in the past that this out the tires on four rear wheels as the Alexander M. Haig Jr., one of and Concord with the general task of is always a possibility. Thieu himself airliner lifted off from McCoy Air President Nixon's special peace has declared that any such bilateral (continued 13) (continued envoys, and President Nguyen on page on page 13) Van agreement covering the release of Thieu appeared to have cleared the American prisoners of war and a halt way for a resumption of private in U.S. military activity against North negotiations with North Vietnam in Paris. The U.S. Embassy issued a Vietnam would be of no concern to his government. Thieu has emphasized, however, B52s attack ports statement on Haig's departure saying that any bilateral agreement the talks were "cordial and concerning the political shape of constructive" but did not elaborate. The statement was interpreted by South Vietnam would be invalid without his signature and this issue to halt N. Viet arms some here to mean that must be resolved between Saigon and progress was made toward resolving differences. the Viet Cong. SAIGON (AP) — American battlefronts of South Vietnam. How swee A feeling is growing among some Spokesmen for the U.S. Embassy said they did not know whether Thieu warplanes mounted their heaviest attacks against North Vietnam since B52 Stratofortresses made 36 sorties north of the demilitarized zone U.S. officials that fire is |here was no controlling thousands of fans who ran wildly onto J after the a cease nearing, perhaps by the end of this gave Haig a personal letter for Nixon. But it was understood that such a the air war was restricted to targets below the 20th parallel, the U.S. to drop more than 1,000 tons of bombs on N. Vietnamese supply Spartans roasted the Ohio State Buckeyes month. gesture would be appropriate for Command announced Sunday. caches around the ports of Vinh and Jaturday, 19-12. The goalposts came tumbling down and the fcrtan turf was trampled, but who could complain? See story on These officials disclosed for the first Thieu in response to a letter he Air Force and carrier based planes - Dong Hoi. The 20th - parallel bombing time that the United States had received from Nixon, carried by Haig. launched more than 240 tactical restriction, in effect since Oct. 22, e 10 completed its contingency plans for Nixon was reported to have made strikes Saturday in a bid to disrupt a exempts the Hanoi - Haiphong region. State News photo by Dave Mendrea the recovery of all American prisoners several points in his letter, one urging flood of fresh war material to the About 60 B52s flew against N. Vietnamese troop concentrations and staging areas in South Vietnam, many of them just Trustees plan MSU foundation below the demarcation line. Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger announced on Oct. 26 that • Hanoi had been informed four days By NANCI PARSONS position of vice president for large, nationally - known foundations. before that bombing north of the 20th State News Staff Writer ■ Private foundations, those 5,450 News Background University development and winter named Leslie Scott to the post. last which The whole process foundations to of selecting approach for parallel would be halted, apparently as a goodwill gesture during the current ■ilanthropic organizations across the Scott's job is to pinpoint the areas funds and the method of presenting a Indochina peace talks. lintry which dole out millions of The planned MSU foundation will President Wharton considered the where gifts and grants can be used and university's needs to these groups has Since his announcement, tactical air liars a year for worthwhile projects, be an independent body which will area of fundraising to be of sufficient to actively solicit funds, the largest become highly computerized, almost strikes against the North averaged 110 |ve become big business in the last solicit funds using the University's importance for the creation of the portion of which come from these (continued on page 13) a day until last Friday, when they P years and their impact on MSU name to be used solely for University were hiked to 180. Saturday's attacks ■not be overemphasized. projects. were the heaviest since Oct. 17. ■ In order to centralize and expand Its board of directors will be (continued on page 13) T role these outside sources of funds composed of not more than 16 |y at the University, the board of Istees will consider at its members, half of whom will be private monthly citizens and the remainder University feting Friday the creation of SU foundation. ■ Gifts and grants combined with an administrators and trustee appointees. The nonprofit foundation will Dems form Ident fees and state appropriations solicit gifts for scientific investigations, I* comprise all of the sources to fich the University Inds. can turn for educational studies, scholarships, constructing buildings and for grounds coalition to improvements or equipment. ■ Student fees go directly into the Trustee Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, |neral b fund for the and state appropriations academic and maintenance has indicated that he will oppose the formation of the foundation because reorganize pects of the University. This creates nothing in its constitution holds it WASHINGTON (AP) - Nearly two prge void for the funding of special accountable to the trustees. Meets and nonacademic structures dozen veteran Democratic office The foundation could conceivably M for these the holders, authors and strategists, upset University turns to decide to finance a roof for the pate foundations. stadium, Huff said, when the trustees by what they call George McGovem's I MSU has been the "new politics," are starting an recipient of place priority in a totally different pillions of foundation dollars for organization for "restoring the party area. to its rightful place of leadership." Ffruction of on - and - off - campus Mildings and the expansion of existing But Huff conceded that the Called the Coalition for a r°Pams- For example: proposed foundation will probably be I The Kresge Foundation, mostly Democratic Majority, it is envisioned approved by the trustees and will play as a base through which moderate and Picerned with "bricks and mortar" a major role in financing University so - called "old line" Democrats will j instruction e and the furthering of programs and construction. influence the party structure and arts and sciences, was the major Democratic members of Congress. toWbutor for the Kresge Art Center. The Kellogg Foundation, te'ested mainly with applying 'CHANCE OF A LIFETIME' "It's still very much in the formative stages, but we think it will °wedge in the areas of health and be like a moderate version of the II 0 In8' financed the Gull Lake ogical Americans for Democratic Action," Station and the Kellogg Ben J. Wattenberg, one of the leaders State lottery sales begin today fnter. in the movement, said. Ahe ura late '50s and ear,y '60s>the foundation Wattenberg said the coalition "will concentrate on ideas and issues, not gave MSU millions ho °"ars> much of it unrestricted, for By LINDA WERFELMAN Tickets will sell for 50 cents each, Attempts to alter the signatures or About 4,000 people will win the personalities," but made it clear in interview that it is McGovern and his an though sales agents numbers on the tickets will damage $25 prizes each week. ^expansion of international State News Staff Writer may choose to sell them for reduced prices or to give the tickets, making the alterations ideas that prompted establishment of *Seodore ablished and Lola Abrams Michigan residents will begin today to take what the state has billed "the them away as promotional gimmicks. unprofitable. If both sets of numbers are the same the two sets of winning numbers, the organization. "There is a real confrontation of ideas in the party a private foundation Winners in the first drawing and in People selling tickets without a as Really to finance MSU's Abrams chance of a lifetime." the ticket holder will qualify for a now and we want to be heard." subsequent weekly drawings, to be license or for more than 50 cents will 'Wetarium. More than 7,000 licensed lottery held on Thursdays, will receive prizes be guilty of a misdemeanor. All sales second drawing which would produce Wattenberg, an author, political inn!?18 '^ctofeller, nations all Kresge and Ford sales agents, including 18 in East ranging from $25 to $1 million. must be conducted within the licensed prizes ranging from $10,000 to analyst and campaign aide for the contributed heavily for Lansing, will begin selling tickets at 8 area. $200,000 for all participants. Gus Harrison, state lottery unsuccessful presidential bid of "development of MSU's Water a m. today for the first drawing, ■ty ftogram which is currently commissioner, has warned people to Each ticket will have two sets of The 4,000 weekly winners of $25 Democratic Sen. Henry M. Jackson of scheduled for Nov. 24 at Cobo Hall in iQerway. Detroit. buy lottery tickets from licensed sales numbers in the lower right corner. If prizes will receive new numbers for Washington, said the coalition was agents only and to sign the backs of another drawing to be held after 30 conceived earlier this fall when "many it year alone MSU accepted The lottery is expected to bring into the state the tickets after they have been either set corresponds to one of the sets of million tickets have been sold. If their of us sensed a catastrophe brewing" diiriJUa's in gifts and grants from as well millions of dollars purchased. winning numbers, the the ticket will win at least $25. owner of (continued on page 13) (continued on page 13) as foundations. treasury. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Nover news Brandt BONN, Germany (AP) bitter attack on his former rival, ex-aide confer summary - Free Democrats, said joined former Christian issue among Germans, who With the election week a cabinet comrade. Prices rose Barzel's team clearly lacked Democrat Chancellor still remember how the Important in away. Chancellor Willy even when Schiller was in self • confidence if they Ludwig Erhard in a series of value of their money was election, obL h * Brandt's opponent, Rainer the Barzel, stole the headlines cabinet, Brandt said in statement, and "phrase a sought "supposed reinforcements at the pro - Barzel advertisements wiped out between the two Buf the still question "If4 assailing high prices. world wars. was what Sunday by secretly meeting making and conceit still do eleventh hour through a Barzel's attempt to make c°Uld offer *1: with a former key Brandt not add up Opinion polls indicate Feturn - to stability." man with changing inflation a winning issue next for cabinet member whose The word "conceit" was Sunday's balloting support. ch ® habitats." also got a boost over the could be close. support could affect the I outcome. seen as a stinging reference This was a reference to weekend with a government A new dramatic move by , BaRel's shadow - Barzel met twice over the to Schiller's image among Schiller's having quit report that the cost of living Schiller, such as joining already is made his Up m enemies as a prima Brandt's Social Democrats. index for October rose 6.4 Barzel's Christian economics weekend with Prof. Karl donna. Although nominally per cent from the year - Democratic party in the minlstries alre.nl 'There is real Schiller, who earlier this A spokesman for Brandt's promised to a independent now, the earlier level. closing days of the year quit as Brandt's junior coalition partner, the confrontation of ideas in the economics and finance economics professor has Inflation is a sensitive campaign, could be ">Present ■ n B powerful a r z e r party now and we want to be minister in a row over how j heard. " to curb inflation. Ben J. Wattenberg Schiller, reputation whose as an economics AGAINST BOTH OEMS, GOP wizard had helped Brandt Coalition for a Democratic Majority win the 1969 election, discussed possible cooperation with Barzel to hold back rising prices if the opposition Christian Democrats win the election, Fund law charg (c) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES informed sources said. been prosecuted for alleged could have been issued various The secret meetings, with NEWS SERVICE violations of campaign laws before Election Day, fund-raising technically be a vi committees for the the WASHINGTON, Nov. and will present the first $1,000 fines no formal Barzel - Schiller 11— according to reports. Democratic presidential co„lt Govenment sources test of the new reporting multiplied many t? agreement announced yet, disclosed Saturday that the However, action was campaign had filed U.S. called an oppressor were immediately seen as a statute that went into effect delayed to keep the inadequate and erroneous Nevertheless, the f Justice dept. was confident penalties would Barzel attempt to make on April 7. litigation from becoming an reports. probtbk that it would obtain small in inflation overshadow According to the reports, issue in the presidential Failure to report properly the funds comparison indictiments by the end of the committees will raised. The!" A leader of the South Korean opposition, Kim Chancellor Brandt's Nobel be campaign, according to the are misdemeanors under this month the campaign raised more Dae Jung, charged in Tokyo Friday that the United Prize winning peace policy - against the charged with "nonwillful" sources. new law. Therefore, if only finance committees of both $4 0 million States and Japan helped President Park as the main issue. reporting violations, which It is not known whether the committees and no and t Chung Hee Until Sunday, Brandt had major presidential are misdemeanors that decision was made individual members are to McGovern committ and other Asian strongmen to become dictators. campaigns for violations of by about $23 million. dominated the news with punishable by one year in Atty. Gen. Richard G. be charged, as Kim, who received 46 per cent of the vote in the law on reporting reported, One reason his good neighbors treaty prison or $1,000 fines or Kleindienst or on a lower then no jail terms are for t the presidential race against Park last year, campaign funds. both. But since only the bitterness charged with Communist East The indictments will staff level, but it is reported possible and only fines of among » that committees and not the that the career lawyers who justice dept. lawyers Democratic forces in Asia "are being Germany, initialed mark the up to $1,000 could be the first time that individual members will be criticism about oppressed and destroyed with the money and arms Wednesday. presidential candidates' were handling the case imposed for each violation. e n t Brandt shot back with charged, the fines alone will forcement of t of the dictatorial regimes that were campaign organizations have favoredthedelay. Since each unreported or strengthened apply. The exact nature of the campaign laws is that with the weapons and economic aid improperly reported consider the laws provided them The decision to indict t,he charges against the two contribution and by the United States and Japan." two committees drawn and almo The State News is was presidential committees are expenditure would published by the students of impossible to enforce. reached before the election Michigan State University every class day not known, but both were Winter and Spring school during Fall, last Tuesday. Evidence has cited for "apparent terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a reportedly already been violations" of the new Filipinos favor new game special Welcome Week edition is published in presented to a federal grand Federal Election Campaign Review slated September. Subscription rate is $16 per jury here, and indictments Act by the General year. Member Associated Accounting Office (GAO), Press, United Press The convention drafting a new constitution for International, Inland Daily Press Assn., which handles the financial the Philippines has included a provision to Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Michigan PIZZA reports. of parking pla rename the country Maharalika, a Collegiate Press Assn. On Aug. 26, the GAO Tagalog word meaning Second class postage paid at East charged that the Finance "noble, dignified." Editorial and business offices at 345 Lansing, Mich. Committee to Re-elect the The Sunday Express reported an number of local executives favor Maharlika overwhelming Bldg., Michigan State University, East Michigan, 48823. Student Services Lansing, FEAST President failed to report the sources of and East Lansing Traffic Commission will disc as the "most proper and adaptable." The expenditures involving overnight on-street parking study at its meeting sc country's Such a deal! One large about $350,000. On Oct. 6, for 8 tonight in the city hall. present name comes from Phones: King Philip II of Spain. pepperoni pizza and the agency reported that It has been one year since the News/Editorial 355-8252 planning comrah pitcher beer starts at 6 asked the traffic commission to Classified Ads prepare a study on ci, 355-8255 PM in the Show Bar. night parking problem and to present recommendations' Display Advertising 353-6400 give the situation. Rep. fights for top post Business Office 355-3447 Commission members also will discuss the Photographic 355-8311 mini-bus system. The planning commission has p Campus Information. 353-8700 that the traffic commission req A fight for the post of House majority leader give recommendations of was assured system which was proposed by Project: City Hall. Thursday when Rep. Sam Gibbons, Also slated for discussion by traffic commii D-Fla., announced his intention to run for it. Tn« Unlfcad W»y members is the proposed safe-driver award The present majority leader. Hale program, the The original land-grant tavern of seat belts and the bike Boggs of path system. Louisiana, has been missing since Oct. 16 when his airplane disappeared along the mountainous Alaska coast. A search for the plane and its three other occupants is still continuing. Boggs was re - elected Tuesday, and the official MARKS PHOTO SHOW position of the House leaders is that his job will be kept open until there is definite word from the search party. SPECIALS Fine_Photogrophic Equipment atRock-BottomPrices!! BELL & HONEYWELL Poll says MAMIYA Kennedy strong HOWELL SLIDE CUbi /SEKOR The Gallup Poll said PROJECTORS Sunday that Sen. Edward M. 975Q $67.50 Kennedy, D-Mass., would have 977Q $90.00 been a stronger candidate 981Q $120.00 against President Nixon than MOVIE PROJECTORS Sen. 471Z $129.95 George McGovern, 357Z $79.95 D-S.D., was. 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WASHINGTON. LANSING * A 245 ANN STREET, E. LANSING ^ SALE THIS WEEK ONLY +■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■# (Thru Sat., Nov. 18), Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 13, 1972 3 FOCUS ON PUBLIC HEALTH * n Auto controls debated By MIKE LANOUE paid little attention to the detected without cent and oxides of nitrogen State News Staff Writer consumer's health which he microscopes, Ditlow said. by 58 per cent by 1975. The lengthy debate maintained should have He said that the brunt of These auto emitant levels, between Nader's Raiders been done at the industry's the responsibility for and the automotive start in 1900. however, do not reach industry emissions should be placed federal limitations described raged on Friday as the two Ditlow said that anyone on the automotive industry in the Clean Air Act of organizations sent living in a relatively large and he urged that the 1970. representatives to MSU to urban area has gray-colored government proceed with The event was held to hash out the topic lungs instead of the the emission standards it set of supplement the engineering - - _____ -.wmwmm»iw automobile emissions. normally healthy in the Clean Air Act of 499 course on the modern pink-colored lungs. This is 0nc living in a relatively large urban area has Clarence M. Ditlow III, because of 1970. car taught by Charles R. St. the 1,200,000 . colored lungs instead of the normally Inmtl Umot " !lade(r, rePrefnNative from Center for Responsive tons of automotive He emphasized that the automotive industry has Clair, professor of ./ mechanical engineering and "You're Ixjmk-colored lungs Law at Washingon said, the produced fine particulates not, to this point, equated Merle C. Potter, associate kidding the troops if you think that Clarence M, Ditlow HI automotive filling the air that cannot be industry is not concerned about health." industry has the marginal cost of professor of mechanical abatement or pollution engineering. Charles M. Heinen controlling devices, with the \oolition marginal cost of pollution. winn Ditlow recommended that if industry cannot meet the federal emission standards set for 1975 and Water hea 1976 new cars, that pre-196 8 cars which have IrICKWILBINS iunty numerous in to get not emission been made safe by standards be retrofitted which would cut down on overall emissions. concerns agency politically- fact, some of us be fired, claiming that He also suggested that CHICAGO \ News Staff Writer progressive changes in the supported candidates in Colizzi had fought any taxes (UPI) - of discharge of warm water on thermal pollution, and East might be levied to Conservationists expressed from nuclear power plants take them into Lpnif! changes toward Lansing area, ran for other parties, for instance reforms in the registration raise money to fund such concern Sunday over their proposed for construction, consideration when utilities p 1 e oriented" county office. Four county the Human Rights party," or voting process, beginning operations. study of regulations under construction, along Lent can and will be commissioner candidates Heyser said. with voter registration While alternative transit or the applied for permits allowing were elected: governing so - called thermal shores of Lake them to discharge heated | in Ingham County, Conlin, Pam Heyser added that the drives in the spring. systems would probably be pollution problems in the Michigan. water into the lake. newly elected county Stern in the 7th District, coalition was not primarily "East Lansing's system of the ideal means to clean water bill passed by Conservationists said the nissioners in the Jim Heyser in the 8th and an electoral group, but was James McDonald, the registration is mechanically eliminating emissions, Congress in October. bill would permit utility ition for Human John Veenstra in the 6th. more concerned with agency's enforcement incompetent," he said. "In Ditlow said no system is They said that the bill plants to function without officer in the Midwest, said |val said at a press Mary Kay Wickens, a organizing the community Meridian, deputy registrars tangible at the moment. provides for studies of the cooling towers or some the extent of damage from :e Friday, commision candidate in the to achieve certain only have to sign their name Ditlow's talk was effects of warm water other form of closed - cycle such discharges was not ith a Democratic 9th district, was defeated by "humanistic goals" as to registration applications followed by the discussion discharges into Lake cooling. t\ and a number of incumbent Derwood Boyd. outlined in their fully understood at present. 12—page they take, and then they are of the automotive industry Michigan, as well as ether "It seems very difficult to He also said that no permit people concerned Terry Luke, running for platform issued this fall. typed out on a key punch representative, Charles M. bodies of water, rather than Lform. 1 think we can sheriff, and Greg Maddex, Even though both interpret this as anything would be issued for more by someone else. Heinen, executive engineer actually banning them other than a complete than three years. ■ some major changes, running for drain Maddex and Luke were "But in East Landing, of materials engineering of pending further study. capitulation to the interests I as providing more commissioner, were both beaten by some 20,000 and volunteers have to type the the Chrysler Corp. who Francis T. Mayo, the of the utilities," said J for social services," solidly defeated by 30,000 votes respectively, forms out themselves, which began by challenging Ditlow Midwest regional Jonathan Ela, midwest Sard Corilin, 10th Republican incumbents. coalition members called really slows the process up," with "the facts." administrator for the let commissioner, said, Coalition members representative for the their candidacies a success. he added. Heinen told the small Environmental Protection National Sierra Club. l with a Republican emphasized that the group "In my campaign, I called Coalition members called crowd that the automotive Agency, suggested creation The panel proposed by ity in the last four was not part of the for recycling efforts and for better election publicity industry is continuing to of a 15 man panel to study - Mayo would make studies J some changes have Democratic party, all its candidates though improved waste control," by the state or county, improve on emission the problem, and Bnade." ran on the Maddex said, "and including mailing every control. nembers of the Democratic party slate. representatives of the four (opponent Richard) Sode said voter a sample ballot and I which has an East Lansing "We are not a caucus of that wasn't the drain voters guide with position "You're kidding troops if you think industry the states at the agency's regional conference here Exhibition Opening pushed for the Democratic party, and commissioner's job. "But statements from candidates. is not concerned about agreed to the suggestion. the funny thing is that right The new county The states represented are health," Heinen said. after I started talking about these things, Sode put out a commissioners also indicated they believed they in Heinen pointed put that order Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. TOYS BY :hools to meet ease pamphlet in which that's all he talked about," he added. hada responsibility to government standards set Chiefly covered in the Coalition members upset, were however, with balloting out—county voters in directing the county budget, but said they would, for 1975 and 1976 automobile costs will have to be raised considerably. A study would be the effects ARTISTS ansfer rules problems and the lack of standardized procedures election which, they nevertheless, be primarily concerned Lansing area. with the East $363 increase is slated for 1975 and for 1976 increase will be $530. the World Wide Commission of Artists Works community involving English claimed, hurt coalition and "I feel I have a He said that Chrysler will lege graduates in composition, social science, other liberal or progressive responsibility to my reduce carbon monoxide Ihigan will find natural science and candidates. commissioner district first," levels by 83 per cent, Iferring to the state's humanities. Veenstra accused East Veenstra said. hydrocarbons by 88 per Tyear colleges and Representaives from at Lansing City Clerk Beverly srsities easier, thanks to least 17 Colizzi of "malicious intent of the state's eement to be signed at to four-year colleges and keep voters from voting" l.m. today in Kellogg universities 14 and of by not providing an Michigan's public adequate number of JtanqerJr I what is believed to be community colleges will polling booths and I first such voluntary join in the formal signing registrars. ftment in the nation, the He claimed Colizzi should ceremony. ■•year institutions pledge The have provided more booths agreement comes cept the general after five years of to handle the large number 230 M.A.C. ■atiim requirements of ■ community negotiations led by the of voters who turned out, y OPEN SUNDAYS J college as Michigan Assn. of College about 79 per cent of the §1 to their standards. Registrars and Admissions city's 36,000 voters. ling to the Officers. Veenstra said she should lament, 11-74 beginning in community college '; will know which 1-year institutions will >t their school's general lation credits. ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS ■ears of American and losing credits Foreign Sh cannot be transferred ■ having to redo some |ral education work will *Brake service minated. ® agreement will do *Front End Alignment with institutional *On the Car Wheel Balancing Herences in the areas W copies S7.99 "j Offset ! LISKEY AUTO CENTER 124 S. Larch It's MONDAY MADNESS 0 A 12" Pizza and 2 one Same but DOMINO'S item PIZZA speedy free delivery, pixza at special prices. A 16" one item Pizza and 4 Miss J draws topper, trim on a standing ovation in a .acrylic dark brown pretender seal, lynx-inspired hood, hem, front and cuffs, all edged with hooded boot a Pepsi's only I I Pepsi's only ribbon of embroidery. Toggle closures, sizes 5-13. $80. $000 «2°°i nt tax inc A Jydiop* 351-7100 351-7100 G°od 11/13/72 Good 11/13/72 only. No other coupons may be combined with only. No other | be i combined with .Jaoobsoii'S coupons may j s this offer. Trowbridge shop only. offer. Trowbridge shop only, j EDITORIALS Bill H0LSTEIN |i Voter more lines booths Races must m The city clerk's office must Lansing school board very hip and cool, as he and sit at a few certain tables in the The lack of recall in communication learn some lessons from the long says, among his black friends. But one cafeterias. The black between the races at MSU is not identity. But when part of the precinct, needed at only conform complete I the lines which greeted many thing keeps him from being accepted strictly off-limits to white students. In childish but student least two more machines to dangerous. The group becomes so completely— he likes white folks too short, there is a general feeling of misunderstandings that voters going to the polls last conceivably let 80 per cent of much. can develop person cannot confrontaion. and that have developed associate'ViTh" week. the registered In fact, Dave has to avoid being All this indicates that the racial are extremely voters ballot devisive. between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. seen with white friends because it progress that was promised by the Contact. More than gone too far. a ^" Though the clerk's office did would blow his cover and he would be anything else, a color, should not be not The city also may need to painful awakening of the '60s has simple willingness to come into of such social bounrt ^ maliciously attempt to create more precincts to ostracized. simply not developed. We are still a contact with members of the other pressure 'n disenfranchise student voters, it speed An overstatement? No. In fact, the divided campus. would go a long way toward Cultural the process of computer racism that is currently fashionable in It is no one's fault in race identity, 0f con* did not make proper particular. solving the division. But one thing that same thing as rarkm tabulation of the ballots. the black White students have become preparations for the sorority-fraternity circuit is prevents that contact is the immense surge in probably just as narrow and dangerous preoccupied with the much more other kind of "h!'< a*". Overall, the social pressures student can voter registrations in student city has an as the racism that forced blacks to the fashionable concerns of women's on many black of cultural have students to stick with their own kind. identity with™,\ precincts. obligation to insure the best back of the bus years liberation or possible voting situation The color line ago. is particularly- have gone the environment. Blacks about their way as well. No It is understandable comparably small group there would that in a hostile to atmosphere of „lhers a>nd*| *^ Some of the 25 precincts in noticeable in the residence halls on seems to be talking about racism confrontation East consistently throughout East one be an emphasis on sticking together Of course, the Lansing did not have Lansing. The city clerk's office anymore. and maintaining a cultural or racial between the races lack enough voting machines to criticized in the past for hassling is not , explained by social pre*,,,.- accommodate the predicted 80 student voters, made an effort to POINT OF VIEW black living per cent of the registered voters who went to the facilitate student voting this By DALE GIDDINGS me effort ina,,*^ recently, "Why should e makt polls. Twelve time. to come into Wolverine graduate student people who won't precincts should have had more accept J?* Future elections should not be put, it is a hassle to machines; 10 of these are student white students trytowL TRICKY DICK'S MAGIC SHOW precincts. burdened with long lines, because thev 2 ■ uninterested i„ black Actually, the city clerk's however, has more now that the city clerk information to use in ^ office followed the letter of the Look at the law in basing voting machine planning. Several years matter hw ago, symposia The to consider the were allocations on the April elecion expectation of more matter of deadwood in student precincts racism figures. But East Lansing's 175 workshops were held" than in the residential people went about voting booths, when spread out precincts problem out into the trying to brin. between the 34,608 registered is fallacious. Student open. voters, who voters, barely comes under the usually are transient, tend to Also, black students were sense of eaini- state limit of 200 voters register at new locations unity and began to i per their plight. A machine with an actual 197 group of black, automatically cancelling their Wilson Hall took over registered voters per machine. East Lansing registration and in protest of the racism they that cj faced purging the city rolls of this example. But since that timr The city must order more potential deadwood. progress has been made machines and prepare for the intervening years have been relitr high student voter turnout. Overall, the long delays of quiet. Sam W. Riddle and over the cohorts! several hours for some voters basketball court Precinct 4, at Brody Hall, had during last, were unfortuante. The lesson is a protest. The issue of lines of voters waiting to cast athletes and the treatment to plan better for the future to also came they re«i their ballot until 1 a.m. up last year. But as fir insure that democracy will any general Wednesday. That precinct, confrontation with function a little smoother next animal called racism, there hindered by the inclusion of the not been any simply' time. progres: Unless we realize that a very se~' gap exists between the two races Voters MSU, we may face in the futurer of the fears and unpr misunderstandings characteristic of this that campus in unspok have years, particularly as the raoi Though the city clerk's office Nevertheless, voters who take progress toward spring. must better prepare to avoid more than five minutes to An awareness that a gap exists long voting liines, the student exercise their right to vote run a willingness to move to close voters themselves share part of the however hesitatingly, are risk of disenfranchising impenf the responsiblity for the delays others who might wish to vote at predominately student GEORGE WHITE £ but are discouraged by long lines. precincts last week. The city should consider the Generally, the student voters idea of mailing a sample ballot to Racism took much longer than the each registered limits vote in an estimated five minutes necessary attempt to help prepare the to cast their ballots. Reports of voters. Though there is no students taking 20 minutes to a Bill Holstein is guarantee that this will very hip and cool say that whites segregate themselves, half - hour to vote have been with George White. But one black people have the least to lose necessarily speed thing as they have done since America's This change can be pa""' made by some precinct workers. up voting, it keeps him from seeing the "race from disruptive rebellions, a decline in would educate the voter Reconstruction period. A scientific explained by the discovery of as to problem" correctly he is observation would be power or a revolution. black African heritage as well as1 In East Lansing, voters were what is on — more accurate. The analogy that the late Malcolm the ballot and encapsulated. A psychologist or social American history which has stimuli faced with a list of about 80 scientist X made captures, to an hopefully ease his apprehension "Encapsulation" — in other words, would be more inclined to extent, this a healthy black ethos. candidates and seven proposals. Holstein is seeing the race say that attitude: in the voting booth. problem blacks, like any alienated societal This change can also be attribu No person can make from an unbalanced, unrealistic "If a man sits at a table and eats and up his mind In the future, each voter Let view. group, naturally associated with those I sit across from him with to the more radical black mover on each race and us examine what Holstein said and that share a so called only a dish which issue in the should realize that the what he left out. - minority status. in front of me — am I to call emphasizes group s time alloted for him to cast right and During the peak years of Irish myself a instead of the more individual: his responsiblity of voting in a Holstein said: "Blacks - diner?" ballot. Instead, voters should segregate American immigration, when they integration. This philosophy c themselves and sit at a few certain To decide how they intend to vote democracy includes tables in the cafeterias. The were regarded as "immigrants" or a compare black intercultural identification with white racism is racism as a group problem (affr consideration for others. No one black "minority," — Irish hung with Irish. blacks as a whole) and requests in advance and mixers are strictly off - limits to equally absurd. The new jot down a list to enjoyed the long lines last week white When the Italians first arrived they too black emphasis on group approach for solution. aid them in the students." went through this period before cohesiveness has not, in voting booth. and the cooperative, informed they Holstein's symbolic example, forced Despite attempts at intern This was the first election in Looking at the residence hall were assimilated. dialogue on this campu^ efforts of voters in the future cafeteria situation, from an inverse anyone "to the back of the bus." It which This is not an abnormal or racist communication between blacks many students voted. will help avoid such perspective, an observer could safely does not force delays. situation, when a group of people arc unemployment on whites has never existed long en: / ; another people, it doesn't regarded as aliens, newly - arrived, keep other for it to break down as was stated groups in dangerous housing and it immigrants or a minority. Social does not deliver inferior education Holstein's column. The reference scientists inform us that the natural to such a breakdown is an indication John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, other groups. classified advertising manager; Bervin recourse is to associate with your the naive approach to an old comp managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, The attitude editor. photo manager; Dorothy Ross, fellow aliens. perpetuating race problem. office manager. relations as a black nroblem Bill The assertion that this has The American future is to be r Holstein, campus editor; Rick group unity evolved from the attitude Members of the board of directors: Vic that Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; or group identification is if present trends continue, but Bill Whiting, photo editor; Spaniolo, president: Debbie White, vice "dangerous" integration is the "black man's Gary Scharrer, bears examination. It issue is longer race relations, sports editor. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - certainly is not burden." no Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams. dangerous for the estranged group. There is no denying that equal tools for the pursuit Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al The American trend reveals that ethnic integration Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Wilke. is happiness in America and an end Kirleis, circulation manager. groups began to reap the fruits of declining in importance among the Western racism around the world. The Michigan State News is Art Levin, general mAiager; Robert black populace. Even staunch black ecipient of the Pacemaker being Americans only when they Comparing the many elements Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, >utstanding journalism. became integrationists are supporting their racism and reaction with the amou a cohesive, influential group. stand by pointing out Perhaps it is dangerous for the integration of research and thought that wen i benefits instead of nation as a whole in the long run, but stressing racial Holstein's column and my o*11 harmony. neither does the problem justice. Two Cheap To the Editor: stripped of his last And the statement "he the ground, bit of dignity." (Duffy) was on being laughed at," is nothing more than sensational, Modified To the Editor: Daugherty's resignation before the State Journal reason to put down a to the public did, is no fumble Gosselin on failed to mention the opening kick0"' good reporter. Rick sour-grapes journalism. The "It's What's Happening" This^ seems like a personal hangup. missed extra points and the Spartan Gosselin, in his article weekly clip (I'm beginning to won Cents column is of great use to clubs for Putting people down because concerning "a certain Lansing If anything, the don't meet they if they call that in the huddle). » revelations of announcement of coming events. up to your standards or sportscaster's" handling of Duffy Friday night gave me a greater respect ideas. News is as Niesen's so called However, it is most unfortunate when news, no matter who Daugherty's resignation, accused that and admiration for Duffy Daugherty a club's submitted announcement is so that person represents. exhibition," three for six is sportscaster of taking a cheap shot. as he started into the last You worthy of praise. This is not mea four games greatly modified or cut so as to lose say Duffy Yet in reading the article over, it seems of his MSU deprived of Daugherty was his so-called final be a put down of the Spartans, coaching career. Here is a the original intent. This happened to Worth to me that Gosselin has taken a much man who cannot No one respect. feel if you're going to give an acco can be worry about his own an MSU Outing Club announcement deprived of so much cheaper shot at the Lansing glory, but is only concerned with which was originally written to have respect as Duffy Daugherty has. of the game, give one of tne « sportscaster, Tim Staudt. making the game of football, an I wish there was I the central purpose of the meeting be more than I could game. Maria Delia Cort» The State News welcomes can fully understand Coach enjoyable experience for his team. say about your article conveyed as the "rejuvenation" of the all letters. They should be Daugherty's resignation desire under wraps until to keep the If there was it was done by any injustice to Duffy, club. This point was left out entirely personal feelings toward Tim Staudt is a and your Tim Staudt. V„nkm,N«wYork»Pj«- typed to a 65 space line and Saturday sportswriter Gosselin in print. (The ad merely indicated sports reporter and he afternoon. However, when at least 40 and not by sportcaster did his job, and a double nice Staudt. If Duffy spaced. Letters there would be a discussion of one. should be signed and should people were told of the plans, two Gosselin had recognized the days before it is to be issue as upcoming caving and climbing trips.) M.A.H. include hometown, student, there was almost certain to announced, Duffy's retirement, not Staudt's True, your editing staff cannot be Lansing resident To the Editor: be a leak. revelations, he could have written a faculty or staff standing, When Tim Staudt was told expected to be perfect in deletion Nov. 6, 1972 local phone number and news, he followed up on it to be of the much better column. decisions, but I don't tnink it is too to I wish to state that I be one of the finest in' bel2vfjl*^ local address. No letters will be the unsigned accepted, but certain that it was true. reporter, this is his job, to ascertain As a news Gosselin might have considered reviewing the Rose Bowl years. A few great an expectation on the part of the submitter to trust in notification and Bod around. I beleive that any P** knows Duffy will agree andtne are . State News will the truth of reactions and tributes from consultation by the staff in such cases. To the Editor: withhold author's any leads he may recieve Duffy's few individuals around w ^ name in and then players, past and present would have Connie Barlow extreme cases. Letters of his report the news to the best also been Granted, MSU beat Purdue on harsh word for him. I r8ble may ability. If Coach Daugherty had appropriate. Such a column Detroit junior Saturday. Granted, it was one of be a fine coach but he isn0 0A be edited for would have much classier than their (ora clarity and told Staudt of his plans in confidence, the Nov. 8, 1972 better performances. to motivate the team. 1 kn° conciseness so that I'm diatribe that Gosselin chose to But I have to .. uad, more sure that Staudt would have launch that say letters Rick Gosselin's fact, being with the footb«J' * bi( Hangup can be respected that confidence. But at his fellow Lansing sports reporter. article in accommodated. Letters will was not the that Monday's paper seemed a bit slanted and I know Duffy to case. not be edited for content. I James C. Moran Sure I'm glad MSU impression on my life anu would strongly disagree with To the Editor: from the greatest won, but it was far others. Gosselin's statement that East Lansing junior Just because the State News didn't performance I've Dan Kovao "Duffy was ever seen which is the Nov. 6,1972 break the news about Duffy from reading that impression article. I get Ecor^S NOV.7,1972 lichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 13, 1972 iesbury by Garry Trudeau Seminar conjures up out of this world' By MAUREEN McDONALD and moon increase, puts cosmic making energy people on the more signs relative to your state of awareness." Most of the minds present at the KATHERINE NEILSEN enthusiastic at this time." seminar seemed enthusiastic about the State News Staff Writers Merriman said this week would be proceedings. HARTLAND — A constellation of disastrous, as Mars makes a retrograde "Oh, can you believe the astrologists, mediums, readers and movement which causes people to vibrations," one woman remarked as curiosity seekers met here Saturday back out, instructors to change their she walked in the door. SOME M0RNIN6 IM 60IN6 for a three-day seminar on various minds and negative vibrations to surge. Another seemed to be intently T0 6ET UP REAL EARLV, ANP aspects of the occult. Merriman led positive vibrations searching for some answer to personal WATCH THE EARTH TURN... The Aquarian Revelation Center with an "Om" chant, and a calling to problems: sent out spiritual vibrations to attract all gods for spiritual guidance. A lone "She said I had the worst hand over 500 candle lit an incense-filled room as she'd ever seen," a woman confided to people, in various stages of psychic awareness, to the seminar at Merriman explained the center as "a a friend after a private session with a Walden Woods conference center. group of people dedicated to the palmistry expert. Ray Merriman, director of the preparation of reorientation of the The seminar, which ends today, revelation center, said the date was mental self on a higher level." attracted a cross-section of types and chosen because the Rev. Solomon Lewis, of the Church "waxing new ages. Everyone wore name tags with of Ageless Wisdom, gave the their detailed zodiac displayed, and IPAIGN tactics hit introductory talk at the seminar, in which he told participants the Age of many wore rings and necklaces bearing occult symbols. Aquarius is coming and they are "the The participants were offered a teachers of the new age." smorgasboard of esoteric skills, V "Every one of you has a gift and a politics philosophies and teachers, during the in Brita talent, and for many of you it will conference. probably come out this weekend," he One workshop taught numerology, said. " Just putting your foot on the the study of the relation of the letters path has already made you a different in one's name to one's behavior and By BOB NOVOSAD University of Leeds, England, said person." future. participation," he said. "Poor of issues pertinent to their interests is I state News Staff Writer many political campaigns are simplistic television campaigns also heighten the Solomon described the workshop Both beginning and advanced and arouse the unequal and biased, he explained. leaders, many of them well-known in I campaigning on British enmity of a large uncertainty of many politicians." astrologers also had their day at the "More groups want their opinions occult circles, as "only a half-second alienates audiences and portion of the British viewing Speaking to about 100 students and aired and see network broadcasters seminar. Birth control by astrology — fpublic disrespect towards that audience. faculty members in South Kedzie Hall, a major obstacle," Blumer said. as ahead in consciousness" from those a complicated form of rhythm using |s ■ political system, Jay G. "Television campaigning weakens traditional views on politics and causes Blumer outlined three categories "Television's coverage of politics is who had come as students. "Open minds," he said. "But the planets; and sexual, medical and said recently. which British television researchers use your psychological astrology were also Hjer, research director for the many people to believe that the right in the cockpit of political don't say 'I believe' this. Truth is to analyze television's role in politics. discussed. ■ for Television Research at the political system is no longer pressures," he said. worthy of The first view is that television Blumer said that television's serves as a vehicle for coverage of politics is governed by party propaganda. vague norms that contribute to public |n-African spokesman "Some political leaders concerned with their public are and avoid detailed discussion of issues more images criticism of the media. He said the fuels of grievance are stoked farther by television's traditional reputation by skipping over them," Blumer said. for political fairness with the public at give campus speech "Nobody in Britain is exactly wild over that kind of attitude. large. "Television's major weakness with "Political power should be sought regard to political coverage is that ftkely Carmichael, the controversial advocate of Pan-Africanism, will not for the influence many questions are often presented in ■ at 7 p.m. today in Conrad Auditorium. or prestige Tmichael, one of the early advocates of "black power," is appearing free involved, but rather as an attempt to an encapsulated form as a series of redirect the ideological preferences of headlines," he said. "There are too few =5T [operation with the Office of Black Affairs and the Marcus Garvey the electorate in favorable attempts to investigate the issues." lite. direction," he said. a The third perspective deals with n [michael, an ex-president of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating The second perspective deals with television's influence on the political Inittee, has recently returned from a Third World Student Leadership ■rence which was held in Howard University. television's relationship with the outlook of mass audiences. He said ■michael has spent several years in Africa since publishing his Bk Power." although he has made brief appearances in the United book, States, power-elite in British society. Blumer said that traditional patterns of television's coverage of politics often becomes selective and "pushes" J0lft5ft£S5K ■graduate of Howard University, Carmichael stresses the late Kwame Tinah's philosophy of work and study while drawing parallels between handling political coverage are now being received less favorably in elite audiences to decide upon candidates. "This is a sad state of affairs jmwz Imah and black activist Malcolm X. circles. because television ought to be the Vmichael no longer claims to be a believer in a coming revolution but has "The television political side of British major democratic learning experience in Secede b recent speeches that a second American revolution may be is on the end of an politics," he said. Tenants in three houses West Grand many years on Fiver Aenue have posted signs unprecedented pasting by public Blumer, a former Oxford lecturer, that they have seceded from the Union in disgust over last week's officials, labor leaders and said that since 1970 the English pichael, who still stresses the role of students in political activism, is elections. Few of their candidates won. flgthe MSU campus after a fundraising function in Detroit. parliamentarians," he said. These public's learning potential froir. groups charge that political coverage television has drastically decreased. State News photo by John Dickson PRE-THANKSGIV/MG DAY SALE! A jf 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Nov<'ember 13 , Student activities aide accepts post in Illinois By JOHN LINDSTROM But Webster, asst. Family Stone; Blood, Sweat As an adviser to student State News Staff Writer director of student and Tears; James Taylor; groups, Webster said he tries Since 1968 Randolph activities, is leaving. Elton John; B.B. King; to work as an enthusiastic Webster has done a lot to He's served as adviser to Chicago and Jefferson and active supporter, who make student life a little Pop Entertainment, and in Airplane have appeared on can provide advice in his his tenure such renowned campus. more varied, a little more areas of expertise. active and little rock personalities as Webster has headed the "I like a more to have a Grateful Dead; Sly and the Great Issues program which enjoyable. participant role, not a has brought speakers like dominant one — after all Muhammad Ali, Jane these are student Fonda, Mort Sahl and David organizations," Webster Officer Susskind to MSU. "I have also been the adviser to the last vestiges of said. "I think it's a tribute to an adviser when he can Leaving p leave and the student Randolph Webster, asst. director of student activities, entertainers were drawn to all - University activities MSU, includino organization can continue leaves his post after four years. He has been adviser outdoor concert in the th. such as homecoming and to function well." spring of 1970, test on Senior Council," Webster said. "And I've also spent to Pop Entertainment during a period when major State News photo by Dave Mend,# Police academies might have to add a considerable time biology class to on curriculums after one MSU policeman's experience with a "dead"skunk. judicial programs and radio board." on the EMPHASIS SHIFTS TO COURTS A citizen came into the station last week to report that "I would have to say that he had left an injured racoon on the the steps of the Randy Webster is the most Veterinary Clinic after he was unable to rouse anyone there to care for the animal. The officer sent over in an ambulance to attend to the injured animal said he immediately recognized the animal important man I've known at this school, and there are probably 40 or 50 other Abortion reform sought people that can say the DETROIT (UPI) - The was not a racoon, but a skunk that pregnancy, for any reason. of the Michigan Abortion said the defeat appeared to be same thing," Hugh Surratt, defeat of The defeat was largely Beebe said "expired." student chairman of Michigan's meant Reform Committee. due to "scare tactics." rulings J Pop expected The officer carried the skunk into the ambulance to Entertainment, said. "When proposal to liberalize its Michigan's 1846 statute "Now it's a question of "We came on too late few months in within thTJ_ transport it to the incinerator and dispose of it. He said a he leaves, student activities 126-year-old abortion law at forbidding abortion in all where the emphasis will be with too little," she said. the challenge^ deep breath at that time revealed the skunk was still alive. is going to have to come up the polls last Tuesday has circumstances, except when placed. We have some Early polls had shown the constitutionality I stringent abortion The officer, who was not sprayed, finished his shift, but with some really spawned a new offensive necessary to save the legislation still alive. But proposal favored by a the Michigan lavi] the ambulance was out of commission for a among abortion reform woman's life, would remain right now the emphasis will Sum* day. Police said outstanding individual to majority of voters, but three Court, the U.S. Supw a back-up ambulance had been available in take his place or we're all supporters. in effect. be placed in the courts," weeks before election the event of an day Court and several Voters rejected by a near *"We very definitely are Beebe said. oil- emergency. going to suffer." the Roman Catholic Church courts across the 2-1 margin the proposal to Police added that at their staff briefing before Saturday's Webster is leaving going to continue our But the new front taken and "Voice of the Unborn," "We have to be nation | allow Michigan women to fight," said N. Lorraine football game, stuffed racoons, opossums, rabbits and skunks Tuesday for the College of by abortion reform a secular anti-abortion move in readyfl were displayed to insure all future identifications are Lake receive an abortion in Beebe, a former state advocates is likely to surface any direction" J County, in Illinois, group, launched massive said. "I still correct. where he will become the licensed hospitals and clinics senator from suburban with some new tactics, a campaign against the reform say the'lil through 20 weeks of Dearborn who is a director going to change. It's justl dean of students for the according to Beebe, who proposal. question of when. P college of 5,000. Public Hearing "My responsibilities "We're still hard for two pushing J there will be to give pieces ? SPECIAL HOUSE COMMITTEE legislation in Michigan tb| direction to the placement are still alive. These bL bureau, counseling and ON VENEREAL DISEASE health services, financial would allow us to beglil program of sex education ■ aids and admissions," public schools and wool Monday, November 13, 1972 Webster said. "I think the key at this A STUDENT CLIMBING the uprights of the goal post at give physicians the right! Saturday's football game fell to the ground when he lost his counsel and prescJ 2:00 P.M. new school is the teamwork grip on the post, which was being sheken by the crowd. He contraceptives for won* approach of working was taken to the University Health Center where he was of any childbearing age. together. The president and treated for sprained ankle and released. Room 106 Kellogg Center the deans all work a "But we're fighting« together tactics. We've found a j>n as a unit," he added. POLICE HAVE RECOVERED two of the three sections in a lower socio-ecoi All interested persons are "Which is the same kind of of the goal post stolen at Saturday's football game. No area being told by « attitude in this office estimate of damage was available. legislator that if tit invited to attend (student activities). I'm wanted an abortion A 19-YEAR-OLD STUDENT was arrested Friday they1 going to enjoy this job, then have to be sterilized! though there will be a great evening for using a slang word for intercourse in the Beebe said. loss at leaving all my friends presence of a wcrnan in one of the residence hall snack shops. The student said he "I challenged her, d here at MSU." was angered at losing a pinball legislator, on that, Webster said he tries to game. * * * finally admitted that wi keep an open, free-flowing POLICE RECEIVED A report early Sunday morning in the bill, but later d office, where everyone from a student who was talking to a man on the phone come in and can discuss threatening to commit suicide. Police and residence hall sterilization would be next tj thing we'd ask for. problems and activities. advisers spent 80 minutes trying to trace the call before The liberalized abortM they discovered a drama student who was pulling a practical campaign in Michid joke. # * # started four years ago,! allow the operation in tzvx \mt yam A 24-YEAR-OLD STUDENT reported the theft of a TV critic IlK VP I LOVERS tape recorder and cash from his room early Saturday morning. The student said three men entered his room, and while two discussed stereo equipment with him, the third Jay G. Blumlor, of the University of Leeds in England, criticized British televison coverage in a cases as rape and Incest. bill through permitting 90 days o I speech to MSU students last week. He discussed the pregnancy cleared t discreetly made off with the stolen goods. The student said he did not realize anything was missing until after the men role of television in British politics. 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The pigeons are useful, Shorkey might be made." 0f MSU's social work students The students use a techniques adaptation," he continued, "helps the Shorkey said this is accomplished 1 plexiglass student appreciate the role of the said, because they are easily adaptable He added, "If we can give students j their counseling skills by P geon-feeder cage that by assessing a patient's behavior before to this type of evaluation of their rewards the social worker in this experience with the L pigeons. pigeon with food for facilitating his clients' planning and administering treatment. learning. Students apply a training they'll be better pigeons, discriminating adaptation to their treatment This prepared to work IVton Shorkey, associate correctly among different stimuli. assessment serves as the program to their pigeons, success is with of social work, claims human programs." experimental control. people later." Kj would be Though this training process, better off if Shorkey claims, the 30 students While training his pigeon, the Then treatment is applied and evaluated and a new approach is Students report they enjoy working student also learns how important his implemented if necessary. lorkers ■ learned social work Introduced to a broad are range of attitudes are to the outcome of patient behavior reassessed. Any difference in behavior is attributed to "This approach is more practical for with the pigeons. Ues on animals before testing problems and techniques in social treatment those cases where normal research "I worry about depriving my bird of humans. work. or training. the treatment or at least to other in procedure cannot be applied," food and about my calculations," said . jg exactly what Shorkey's "When bird is first put in the "Hostility and frustration don't go observed variables. If behavior is a unnoticed by a client," Shorkey said. Shorkey claimed. "If more social one student, "but I really enjoy doing Its in Social Work 476, Research training cage, it must adapt to new "The bird won't iearn if the unchanged after treatment, method a new workers learned about it, more things with something that's alive, te in Social Work Intervention, sights and sounds before it will be can be applied. evaluations of treatment programs something that responds." experimenter is hostile, just as the ,g to do. trainable," Shorkey explained. "The client won't repond as well to " ents in pairs are assigned a student must often be gentle, quiet treatment from an insensitive social which they train in basic tasks and keep his distance. worker." Perhaps most importantly, Shorkey's students learn to evaluate their training programs while fillioms resid in progress and to they're adopt a different method when the original is not working. "If the experiment fails," graduate assistant Gratia Worgess ?g/n cooperativ "you know the bird isn't dumb. There's something wrong with the technique. So you explains, try another „ Williams Hall residents participate in linen exchange on Tuesdays they approach." ,y order bananas, broccoli, brown rice or black - eyed peas. According to Shorkey, the social worker often neglects the evaluation Hams Hall, a residence hall without a food service, has recently established of a treatment because he has never Ico operative in connection - with Green Earth Food Co op. Through this - learned how to do one. fcstive coalition, hall residents are able to buy fresh foods once a week as a Traditional evaluation procedures ■at prices lower than those of other food stores. require large groups of patients who share the same problem and are ■ Damico, Detroit junior and a hail resident, said divided into separate control and participation was "decent" \bout 10 per cent of the residents joined the co op last week." - experimental groups, Shorkey said. "But this is impractical for most Iticipants must agree to work at the Green Earth or Williams cooperative social workers," he explained. "Most tork about one hour each week bagging orders or bookkeeping. social work involves small groups." "There is no way in hell you're Lsh fruits, vegetables and eggs, health foods such as granola, sunflower ■ and yogurt and some baked goods are some of the items than can be going to get a chance to use normal research techniques," Shorkey complained. "We just don't often have Lse ordering honey, peanut butter, oil or eggs must furnish their own enough people with the same problem lersand each order must be accompanied by a paper bag. to try to do this kind of research." This is where the pigeons, who sport id orders are distributed on Saturday afternoons between 5 p.m. and 6:30 nicknames like Cocaine and Harvey |n the south basement and may be collected upon presentation of an order Cagebanger, are especially helpful. Shorkey teaches his students a method, termed "own control," that Pigeon project je advantages of participating in the cooperative, Damico said, are lower facilitates evaluation of a treatment Students in Social Work 476 are involved in social work, assigns one pigeon to pairs of students to J, fresher food and the convenience of having the food delivered to the program's success on a single patient, sociological studies using pigeon • training observe pigeon reactions to stimuli. ■pant. using that patient as both techniques. Clayton Shorkey, associate professor of State News photQ by Rq(1 Bjavg 1500 off any rof, 81, recalls ly DIANE SILVER residence halls now stand. "The l20s were somewhat and one boy cow came to me at college didn't even know he was j size pizza S one coupon per pizza North Kedzie Hall had as soon as an armistice was ©I 'roaring' here," he said. "In different ■eryone knows about just been built on the site of the '20s there was great they were times and said contemplating fired until he returned." President John A. signed," Banzet said. | good thru 11-20-72 Hs rapid rise from the some sheep bams. Banzet said a popular prosperity. It looked as if suicide," he said. "I sort of Hannah was a great builder, |ofa midwestem "cow Morrill Hall was a people were always going to talked them out of it." Banzet said. slogan was: "The concrete to one of the women's residence hall. make When Banzet came to never sets on Hannah's big money." In s largest universities, Shaw Hall was a pasture. empire." iMr. ' 'However, in the '30s what was then Michigan "He was the type of man Inly a few persons still "The University of was less easy to State College Kenyon L. who wanted to expand, I here remember when Michigan took great money come by and students were Butterfield was the grow bigger," he said. f "l c"R*T * campus was i literally Ernest M. Banzet, a pleasure in calling us a cow college," Banzet said with a chuckle. "Of course, that is more serious minded." During that period there counseling service at president. he "I and some others think treated pretty when During World War II, construction was ! jr" i MIKG'S fast free was no was delivery S iPizza hme here in 1926 to exactly what we were. MSU. rotten. He did a number of halted, Hannah had plans I 9 to 9 DAILY I ■ sociology, there ready for dozens of ft, hog and were cattle barns Agriculture was emphasized more than anything then." the "Students would come faculty with their to things to promote the university. But the State buildings. 351-1600; Te north side of the Red Banzet, a World War I problems," Banzet said. Board of Agriculture, which "They used to say that p River. veteran, was bom in Kansas. "They were more willing governed the college, didn't Hannah had the bulldozers s and strawberry He earned his Ph.D. in to come to an instructor want to go along with some and shovels all raised and fches grew where sociology at MSU and retired then they seem to be today. of his programs. ■ de r-Phillips ready to start throwing dirt and from teaching in 1961. And I felt it was part of my "In the summer of 1928 In-Abbott residence Banzet characterized the duty to counsel the he took a trip to the Holy ■now stand. There was a students of the '20s as student. Land. The board fired him Tt where the West Circle "happy-go-lucky." when he was gone. He "Two students, one girl Batteries not included. The Christian Science Monitor. Facts. Ideas FACULTY! Solutions. That's what the Monitor is all about. ADVANCED To prove this to yourself, DEGREE send us the coupon. We'll send you the free copies without CANDIDATES! obligation. The deadline for reserving academic apparel for Fall Term Just apples. 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Niesen knocked off balance wa! by Jim CoDe a, the five (far left), itumbled at th. three but put hit hand sustain momentum to the turf xl (center) and leaped into the end zone from th8 three for the score (right). "The touchdown play was a good call by coach Daugherty," Niesen explained. "We faked to the in the middle fullback drawing in the outside linebacker. That left me just one man to beat on the outside and you can smell the goal line when it's that close." SN photos by Craig Porter and B.H. By RICK GOSSELIN the first varsity game he has not content with the kicker you aren't in Remington a 12—9 State News Sports Writer ever participated in. deficit going into the locker contact with the game... all It was a game that could room and two plays into the you do is kick the ball at If Woody Hayes had been easily have been an excerpt final Ohio State series of the the goal posts." saving it all for the from Grimms' Fairy Tales half, Henson fumbled and The second half was all upcoming OSU—Michigan with a near national linebacker Gail Clark MSU. Seven points worth. game, he should have a lot television audience watching recovered on the Buckeye RICK GOSSELIN left. It didn't take much of Mark Niesen, who was the final confrontation 24. Two plays later, Krijt an effort for his Buckeyes second quarter, Buck zone to give the Buckeyes named offensive player of between two of the greatest had dropped his final field to drop their first game of coaches in Big Ten history. quarterback Greg Hare hit two points for a safety goal through the goal posts the game by Chevrolet The Lord said: the season, 19—12 to MSU tight end Ted Powell for a instead of seven points for a which sponsors the ABC The Sparlpns took the to give MSU a 12—12 tie Saturday and probably drop 59—yard scoring strike and touchdown had the ball television coverage, from the top ten in the opening kick—off and the lead. stopped. with only four seconds left scrambled six yards for the Let there be . . national polls. charged 60 yards downficld The next time the The in the half. lone Spartan touchdown before settling on the first Spartans moved Spartans got the ball, the desperately down the field "There was no pressure with 7:20 left in the third In one of the most of Krijt's four, first half Buckeyes held and forced late in the first half and on me at all," Krijt quarter. The score was set physical games seen at field goals. The Lord said let there be them to punt. Bill Simpson again settled for a Krijt field explained after the game. up by the Spartan defense light. And the si., Spartan Stadium in the past Ohio State took the out in East Lansing for the first time this fall few years, MSU outplayed ensuing kick-off and looked had his first punt of the goal from 22 yards out with "It didn't make any which forced Elmer Lippert cast shadows as the second andeU season blocked, but the ball slightly over one minute left difference to me if we were to fumble on his own five quarter of the MSU C the Bucks in all phases of equally tough offensively, State football game began. rolled 30 yards into and in the half. playing Ohio, Wisconsin, or yard with Bill Simpson the contest. The offensive moving the ball 32 yards in through the Spartan end But the Spartans were Southerner. When you are recovering the bell. And the Lord said let Ohio State line was outstanding and seven plays before fumbling come ii..„ at the Spartan 47. Three Lansing on Nov. 11 without a loss on its record manipulated the Ohio State No. 5 ranking in the national defensive line decisively in minutes later, Krijt was polls. And the OhJ allowing Spartan ball popping his second field COMEDY TEAM AT JENIS0N Staters came into East Lansing with just that. carriers to squirt for 334 And the Lord said let Ohio State block goal through the uprights, a yards on the ground. actually hitting the upright, against Michigan State but also let the ball bounctoi of the Spartan endzone for a dropping down to hit the safety instead of d)3 Trotters The Spartan defense held here there for a Buckeye touchdown. And the the most explosive offensive crossbar and finally falling kick ugl through, for a 40-vard, blocked with the ball bouncing out for a unit in the conference to a safety. three— point effort. mere 176 yards, stopping And Lord said let Ohio State freshman running! the Buckeye Stardust twins The Buckeyes didn't call By CHARLES JOHNSON of the world -renowned sensation Archie Griffin, who had not Harold Henson and Archie it quits here, though, and State News Sports Writer squad. fumbled iB season, fumble the ball. And Griffin fumbled the bjl Griffin for 40 and 42 yards. came back in the next six The Globetrotters have twice in the first quarter, setting minutes to score all 12 of The "magicians of up a Spartan fitlfl Henson was even benched brought their brand of their points and maintain basketball" will be goal. by Hayes in the second half basketball to more than 71 for ineffectiveness. their only lead of the performing their tricks in million people over the And the Lord said let a junior afternoon. Jenison Fieldhouse tonight world and now have their college transfer froafl Duffy The Netherlands come to Michigan State this Daugherty also at 7:30 when Meadowlark year, tm own Saturday morning out for the football team and kick unveiled his own Dutch treat," soccer style "special Blair with a Conway started it 44—yard field goal Lemon and the Harlem cartoon show. And a junior college transfer from the Netherlani against Ohio Statif Globetrotters converge on The game at Jenison is kicker Dirk Krijt, who with 3:27 left in the initial the MSU campus. arrived on campus, tried out for the football team ani kicked four field goals in period. Three plays into the being sponsored by the indeed kicked against the Lemon, the "clown MSU Buckeyes, accounting (if Varsity Club and four field goals. prince of basketball" was proceeds will go to the not always recognized as the Ralph Young Scholarship And the Lord said let master of court comedy, fund. Michigan State's offensive lintl but instead reaped from his blow gaping holes through the Ohio State offensive lintl You can expect to see a so that Spartan ball carriers can run for lots of cage talent all • state honors lot of razzle - dazzle plays And gaping holes were blown with MSU runnen yankf Mr. Steak comes as a North Carolina school athlete. high from the Trotters but all of the magical moves are collecting 334 yards on the ground. The 6-2, 180 pound accentuated by finesse And the Lord said let Ohio State put 12 to Okemos... entertainer could have easily starred in collegiate ball, but gained from years and years the scoreboard against Michigan State, but also lettliel points on of hard work and careful Spartans put 19 points Bring the family to our exciting, chose to try his hand with selection of its personnel. Buckeyes. And the points on the board against thtj the Globetrotters after a were correctly tallied. new Okemos area restaurant at The Globetrotters hitch in the Army. And the Lord said let Duffy Daugherty be given the! 2287 Grand River (west of humorous antics include a It was while he was in game ball and be carried off the field. And Dutfyl Meridian Mall between Schmidt's mixture of referee the Army that he first met Daugherty and Weathervane). harassment, player drama, was given the game ball and carried oftthe! the late Abe Saperstein field. and opposition psyching. Mr. Steak is during a Globetrotter One of the favorites of And the Lord said let ABC-TV be on hand to cover! a full-service, overseas tour and was given sit-down restaurant Meadowlark is to ask an the spectacle for an almost nationwide audience. And! featuring a tryout with the club. ABC America's greatest steak dinner After opposing player with the was there. completing his two ball to give it to him and values from $1.99 to $4.99. - year stint in the service, And the Lord said let the goal posts come down mi then he takes the ball in for Meadowlark the yard markers stay up. And the goal posts cT joined the an easy layup. For example: Trotters in down and the yard markers stayed up. 1954, A number of gadgets Steak & Lobster: $4.99 immediately taking on the such as trick balls Frontier Steak $2.99 role as "supreme comedian" are used And when he was finished, the Lord said let thefi to supplement the comedy be quiet. And there was quiet . . . especially in t»r Special Beef Kabob $3.20 TV RENTALS of the players, but most of Ohio State locker room. T Bone $4.25 the laughter is $23.00 per term triggered by the sheer devastation the Price includes complete dinner Globetrotters have over except beverage and desert. Children's portions priced less. their opponents. For relaxation, the Wolverine JVs Globetrotters sing and have Opening week, your coffee, the children's Pepsi, and everyone's ice cream dessert is on us. also managed to cut a few hit recordings. smash Spartans Meadowlark IAnn on A volatile U--M junior varsity offense exploded for Sunday afternoon We serve nothing but USDA trounce the 21 points in the first half 40-9. choice steaks that are aged to The Wolverine del perfection (never artificially was equally imPre,_ tenderized). staving off both the runi] and passing attack of 1 TWO LANSING LOCATIONS. The Disc Shop has been a trend setter In business In East Lansing tor a number of They were first to offer a "specials over 200 specially priced LP's. a dozen sale priced LP's the record years now. rack", now with They were first to offer every two weeks, so you can get the newest releases at the lowest prices. 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Michiean Monday, November 13, 1972 11 WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ !■ leers win two, gain first p!ace By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer MSU's hockey team put it all together this past weekend Sljfc OilSCoUjtf 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP ^ m ^ • at Minnesota - Duluth as the Spartan defense played Mon. -Sat. 9-6 Wed.. Thurs. 9-9 outstanding hockey to go along with a potent offensive daugherty attack as the icers whipped Duluth twice, 5-4 and 6-3. The veteran line of Bill Sipola, Gllles Gagnon and Michel SAFEGUARD PERNOX CREST IH Y Chaurest again led the way, being involved in nine of the 11 ACNE SCRUB Spartan goals. SOAP By GARYSCHARRER By STEVE STEIN Ron Clark was the netminder in both victories, stopping CLEANSER TOOTHPASTE State News Sports Writer State News Sports Writer 22 shots in Friday's win and 31 during Saturday's triumph. "Clark was making good saves and we were clearing the ^TH SIZE IQC |)Uffy Daugherty ■[rolled the post - game atmosphere t, he met with the press as he has once again it Woody Hayes hates even worse to lose. He hates when his team gets thoroughly whipped, physically and puck," asst. coach Alex Terpay said. "Bob Boyd and Norm Barnes (Spartan defensemen) played The two victories were worth outstanding hockey." ■g 29c ea LIMIT 2 BARS lv 2 oz. Reg. 2.09 $"|49 7 oz. Reg. l.C 53' eight points to MSU, LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 ■ the past 19 years. Again, it was a statistically, in front of a regional putting them into a tie for first place in the Western (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) i setting and again stories and television audience. Collegiate Hockey Assn. standings. Expires Nov. 19, 1972 Expires Nov. 19, 1972 Expires Nov. 19, 1972 ■ffyisms" amused the assembled While jubilant Spartan fans were MSU scored four times in the opening period Saturday East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only rps. celebrating MSU's big upset victory night. first question thrown to Woody's formerly undefeated 25% OFF over Chaurest started the barrage by L'herty concerned the new found kicker, Netherland transfer Dirk Buckeyes, the veteran OSU coach after taking a pass from scoring on a breakaway Gagnon at the :14 mark of the NAIL remained in the locker . for stanza. Barnes also got an assist. POLISH room more than 30 minutes before |rve been saving him," Duffy I's my special Dutch treat." said. to the assembled press. deciding to talk Gagnon tallied twice in the period and Mark Calder added the final goal. Boyd assisted on all three markers. ON ANY SHAMPOO ■jaujjherty then broke into laughter. Reporters who had covered Ohio Sipola scored the final two Spartan goals, one each in the second and third REMOVER ■How did he come here?" one State losses knew what was coming. periods, with Gagnon picking up assists on both tallies. Chaurest also assisted 3.3 29' oz. ■sman asked. The pot-bellied Hayes walked on Sipola's first slowly goal. (Fill in NAME BRAND) Reg. 39c ■He flew over," Duffy laughed, out of the dressing room wearing his MSU scored four times in the second ■oning down to a more serious familiar white short-sleeved shirt, period in Friday's LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 gave victory to wipe out a 2-0 Duluth lead. Barnes tallied the (coupon) Duffy talked about the upset his impressions of the game, said "that's final two goals on power (coupon) lover Ohio State. all you plays with Calder and Chaurest Expires Nov. 19, 1972 Expires Nov. 19, 1972 need to sav" and walked back scoring the first pair of goals. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only ■in all my years at Michigan State I into the silent room. Chaurest added the insurance 1 never seen a team play with more tally for MSU in the third The whole "speech" was timed at 14 period, on another power play effort. Gagnon and ■n< and enthusiasm than this team he said. seconds. There were no questions gained the assists. Boyd SCOTTIE NEW! asked. MSU completely dominated the game statistically, Kthletic Caged Director Burt Smith finally his way through the putting 45 shots on goal at Duluth goaltender Jerome FACIAL CLAIROL Woody s talk did not set Mrazek while Clark made 22 HERBAL ESSENCE a new saves. ■crowded press room and extended land to Daugherty's. record for brevity, however. He appeared to talk to the scribes after last never TISSUE ■'Duffy, that was a great game," he CREME RINSE I'l hope you can get a coach as good season's loss to Michigan in the game where he broke a down marker after a Booters bo 200's Reg. .39c 29= 8 89° oz. ' controversial call on a Wolverine Duffy laughed. "No, I hope interception. LIMIT 1 Reg. $1.39 LIMIT 1 I ran get someone much better." (coupon) (coupon) fcaugherty called the performance ■landing and credited both the The reporters compiled their notes after Woody's talk and came up with in winning Expires Nov. 19, 1972 East Lansing Store Only Expires Nov. 19, 1972 East Lansing Store Only offense and defense as having the transcript of the dissertation. The season ended practice and the attitude John Shinsky a complete game. was singled out by "If you stay in this coaching long enough," Hayes said, "you'll have game Saturday soccer team for the and MSU one carried The over into the game." FLAIR VOTIVE TEK Spartans scored the ■gherty for his defensive play. The games like this. couldn't have asked to see a only goal of the contest FELT TIP Tveland. Ohio senior paced the MSU nse against his home state team "Duffy's team got better in the better finale than Spartans put on as they the with 10 minutes gone in the CANDLES TOOTHBRUSHES i 12 tackles, Kited in 27 yards lost for Buckeye including two that second half. The turning point of the game was their field goal at the end of reigned, 1-0 over the highly second half, when forward Dan Mikilacki booted the PENS the first half (which tied the touted Chicago - Illinois ball past the Chicago goalie. I'Shinsky typlifies everything that is game at 12-12). They shut us off real well in the second half. Circle. By winning their last The one tally was as the MSU enough, defense, headed 12 asst. colors Reg. 49c OQC Reg. 15c each 19' Reg. 69c 29' fr! for football," Duffy said. "He "We took a real good whipping from contest, the Spartans by senior Terry Blalark, was LIMIT 1 LIMIT 2 CANDLES LIMIT 1 n sheer courage and desire." preserved 4-2-2 a season stingy all day. (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) them and we deserved it. fcaughertv was carried off the field mark and avoided being the "Blalark was appointed Expires Nov. 19, 1972 Expires Nov. 19, 1972 Expires Nov. 19, 1972 students and "This is not exactly a typical Ohio first MSU unit in East Lansing Store Only praised them soccer captain for this week," East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only ■wards. State team making all those mistakes. history to chalk up a losing Fuller commented. "He ■We have great "We lost to a superior team, that's record. students at Michigan played of the better p." he said. "Maybe they like me — all you need to say." "This game was really an one games I've seen him have, ALBUM SPECIALS II of them. Or maybe they like me Woody Hayes' record in 22 years of enjoyable one for ir.e," along with Phil Bertelson, CLOSE TO THE EDGE-YES 3.29 lor since I've resigned." Again coaching at OSU is now 147-48-7 and coach Payton Riller said. Bob Schenk and goalie Dave he'll probably always remember his "It was the kind of team ■liter accentuated those red cheeks Goldman." final two encounters with Duffy effort that is hoped for in Regular $5.98 J twinkling blue eyes and caused Daugherty-coached Spartan teams. to laugh along with him. every game. We had a PASSIN THRU-JAMES GANG 3.29 generally relaxed week of |sh, Penn State Senior Night y Regular $5.98 HISTORY OF ERIC CLAPTON- Orange Bowl? ■VERSITY PARK, Pa. defeated North Carolina Wed., Nov. 15, 1972 Starts at 9 P.M. Regular $5.98 3.99 Reduced prices on mixed NEVER A DULL MOMENT-ROD STEWART T The possibility of a I State—Notre Dame State 37-22 to raise their record to 8-1. drinks and draft beer Regular $5.98 3.29 < in the Orange Bowl Crane said bids would be I East Lansing Store Only was proposed extended next Saturday >' by Nick Crane, a with many of the classics Featuring—"Chopper" [for the Miami football "wrapped up by midnight that day." The Lions, who have • • 50c cover Senior class glasses Q£ IVORY JOHNSONS SCOTCH given at the door. |mongi the possible participated in bowl O DABY games n g s are four times in the past six • Proceeds go to the DISHWASHING CELLO Senior Class Council The original Jama -Nebraska and years, are the defending land-grant tavern POWDER | State-Notre Dame," Cotton Bowl champions, LIQUID TAPE O said after the having defeated Texas 30-6 ranked Lions last New Year's Day. COURSE OUTLINES Due to Reg. 79c 22 oz. CQC Reg. 1.39 14 oz. QCC 00 Reg. 29c 19° LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 NAT SCI: Search for W ■' # the great (coupon) (coupon) Explanation, vols. I, II, & III. (coupon) . response the Expires Nov. 12, 1972 Expires Nov. 12, 1972 Exploring the Universe, Of Molecules and Men, The es Nov. 19, 1972 o East Lansing Store Only To-stay-in-business y Double Helix, The Language of Life, A Course in Tibetan East Lansing Store Only Lansing Store Only Biology, The Biological Time Bomb, The Black Tantric % SALE Cloud, Population Bomb, Understanding Evolution, The Changing Earth, Evolution of Man. Woodcut SCOPE 10% OFF 00R z exhibit will be 10-SPEED BIKES ATL: 1st & 2nd term SOC: 201, 211, 202, 203, 213 a. extended through MOUTHWASH DISCOUNT PRICE ON FROM JUST *80 Sun., Nov. 19 Must ■oose frc n the move our inventory to stay in business.^ HUM: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd term 12 oz. REG. 1.09 691 ALL FILM DEVELOPING Titles in Central in widest selection of fine imported Michigan NOW — and SAVE BIG! today. At these prices, they're selling fast. CHEM: 130, 131, 141 a Galliard Gallery P.K. Bldg. LIMIT 1 (coupon) HIST: 121, 122 J 301 MAC Ave. Expires Nov. 19, 1972 -IWROhDS CYCLE East Lansing Store Only -ansing Store Only 351-3644 MATH: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 PSYCH: 170 0£ 20% OFF SCRIPTO Darkroom 11! The Fabulous STAT: 315 and BUTANE 1 Studio Rentals ALL MATCH LIGHTER "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50tf Each.)" TIMEX WATCHES REFILLABLE Reg. 98c 63c s win magicians of basketball Uncle Tom's Cabin Poor White Biography of Malcolm X Devil in Massachusetts The Black Experience Citizen Tom Paine LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires Nov. 19, 1972 Plus Th* Famous Gltbtlrslltr Autobiography of Afro-American History East Lansing Store Only ADDED ATTRACTIONS Ben Franklin Puritan Dilemma Black Cloud ULTRA IERGENS MYSTIC < SHEEN tj TONIGHT at 7:30 BATH Campui. * in CONDITIONER PANTYHOSE BEADS JENISON FIELDHOUSE- $199 16 oz. CQC 3 SIZES Advance ticket sales at Jenison, I 56c M*u£c v EG. 3.00 REG. 1.09 UJ Reg. 89c 5 Union and at Paramount News Center IF Tickets will also be sold at the door Across from the Union c/> LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires Nov. 19, 1972 LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires Nov. 19, 1972 LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires Nov. 19, 1972 ^ Tickets cost $2.50. $3.50 and $4.50 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mondj'ay. Nover C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 m FRANKLYSPEAKING by Phil Fnnnlc fdassifk ||^j ( LO«&F0U.. Tfil MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE NON-STUDENT 1970 - 1 MUST SELL 1970 Norton DIAMOND RING set .9 carat owner. Fine Waitresses, age 18 25, 30 hours condition. Only 32,000 Commando and 1971 Cost $800+ Will sell F°UND: Male or more. Call 351-2755 $600. miles, still under warranty. between 2 - 5 pm. 0-11-30 Greeves 250cc. Alto blue star skis, booti and poles. 349-0359 evenings. 5-11-13 ,bl8ck dog . ,a,rlV young. New BF Goodrich fiberglass Call tires. V-8, automatic. Bucket 485 8221. 3-11-15 L.C. Smith Corona typewriter PHONE 355 8255 ARE YOU getting paid what seats. Call owner anytime and typing table. Good you're worth? Looking for L0ST until 10pm. 372-0393. RABCO ST-4 radial arm IRISH someone who feels under - condition, $50. 882-5050 setter •AUTOMOTIVE 2-11-13 challenged. Call 349-1499. turntable, Shure M91ED cartridge. 50% off new price 6-11-16 Saturday wi,h aft0 CM 5-11-17 Scooters & Parts & Service Cycles MUSTANG 1966, 3 - CONVERTIBLF speed, automatic - on REGISTERED NURSES or 337-2079. 3-11-15 ACCOUSTIC 360 bass amplifier, 200 watts, 6 months old, 337Vjy Aviation floor. Phone 882-0944. licensed LPN needed on 3 • 11pm shift. Full and part »M ELECTRIC good condition, $125. Also, typewriter, excellent condition, best offer. 339 8786. 5-11-16 F0auT rSSd •EMPLOYMENT time. PROVINCIAL HOUSE Argus slide projector. $10. vicini^b 1p0"« __36^63l8.C3-7,U1e3S'' * RDR RENT NOVA 1972. Great, automatic Call 393- 5338. 2-11 14 LES PAUL junior, 1959 WEST. Phone 484-1483 model, Apartments transmission, cheap. It's Monday - Friday, 9 - 5pm for excellent condition. A yours. Telephone 353-4168. FRESH APPLE Cider. collector's item. Appraised at FOUND: Bur?- Houses appointment. 5-11-17 No 3-11- 13 preservatives added $400. Best offer over $250. maie- Rooms CENTENNIAL FARM 694-3111. 4-11-15 home or l.T'S *FOR SALE NOVA 1972 350, 3 speed - - on MARKET, 4 miles North of Animals floor, spring green/ black Lansing on U.S. 27. BABY FURNITURE - interior. Headers, mags, and Mobile Homes 0-1-11-13 playpens, nursery chair, baby Personal more. Owner drafted. Inquire scales. •Lost & Found Consolidate $5 and under. Monday - Friday 1100 4 8 5-9467 BOOTS 655 3753. 3-11 14 and rack. •PERSONAL South Washington, 489-5346, JESUS, A three pa •PEANUTS PERSONAL Rick. 5-11-13 0 pportunity 'WERE OFFDUTV NOW-LET'S GO VR 1 7's fith FOOD SCIENCE Club bindings, 207cm, 187cm, sausage, beginning!- •REAL ESTATE PINTO RUNABOUT - 1972, HECKLF SOME STUDENTS fOR A CMAM5E!'| $115 pair. Mens' 8 Lange Standard, 95c per pound. Call 353-0764 to order. Pick up 14' 7 •Ponsored 00 ' *30 £1 •RECREATION HOUSEKEEPING AND child • 9, $40. Humanic by immaculate, 9,800 miles, •SERVICE care, winter and spring terms. ladies 7N, $25. Trunk rack November 20 - 22, 9am - Reformed, Church under warranty, $1,795. Call 0 r| Instruction 393-5066. 5-11-15 Own transportation, $50 a week. 339- 9119, 8 - 10pm. &FXANK1X tSll/£ LANitN6,MtCH with locks, $10. 351-4248 after 6pm. 5-11-14 5:30pm 3-11-14 at Meats Laboratory. EP'*opal, Luther»n churches Bring 3 Typing Service PONTIAC 1966. 4 door, CHORD SONY STEREO receiver, TRANSPORTATION ORGAN, Italian made. Sony excellent shape, full power, WANTED air, new tires. One owner, ts ^ Excellent for beginners. $75 Call 489 7961. 3-11-13 TC366 tape deck, dual turntable, two 10" 2 $750. 332-6022. 3-11-13 - wey * RATES *« speakers, Koss headphone, REFRIGERATORS ONE BEDROOM sublet, thirty hour long beautiful 10 1 close, PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - FEMALES PART time FREEZERS - $172.50. Charlie, 144 DOORS! DOORS! classical music tapes. All 1966, California car with DISHWASHE RS. Stoddard Ave. slightly used. $595. Call 353- SSjjlDS30 day; telephone work. Hourly pay. No. 15 3 5 little rust. 645-2255. 3-11-13 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. 5-11 14 1/0 - 3/0 X - 6/8 7040. 2-11-13 10 Call 351-3700. 1-11-13 315 South Bridge, Grand 10 4.00 13.00 Use as shelves RAMBLER 1967. New brakes, Ledge. 627-2191.5-11-14 POLAROID 350 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR full LIBERAL GIRL, own room automatic, 12 11 -80 4.80 7.80 15.60 brand starter, wiring. Standard time, permanent, January - June. Furnished, Tables - Desk Tops new camera with flash, 15 18 I2 25 j2.70 6.00 7.20 9.75 11.70 19.50 23.40 shift, $600 or best. 351-0078 after 11pm. 5-11-16 experienced, familiar with 129. 5pm - 1am shift. Call 372-4750. 3-11-15 Apartments If!l luxury, conveniences, $80 plus utilities. Twyckingham. $2.00-*5.00 carrying case. Originally $160. Only $110. YASHICA Lynx - 14 E. FI.4 camera 332 2115. 5-11-17 with Honeywell flash. 20 |3.oo 8.00 13.00 26.00 COMPUTER OPERATOR HICKORY HILLS - Cambria ONE MALE needed for 4 Holt Lumber Co. Slightly used. $80. Call Drive, East Lansing. 1 man 25|3 75 10.00 16.25 32.50 wanted. Experienced on IBM. 353-7040. 2-11-13 bedroom apartments and apartment winter term only 360 under DOS, first or in 2150 Depot Street FLORIDA large 2 bedroom Eden Roc Apartments. - , DEADLINE second shift. COMPU CLARINET 8 flat wooden 18th to - LINK townhouses. Carports, 337 2263. 5-11-17 Holt, 694 2177 spend Thar shag Selmer, $125. Spanish guitar, with 1 P.M. one class day CORPORATION. Phone carpet, close to MSU. Model fiance, or rldeS( THUNDERBIRD 1967 $35. 645-2104. 3-11-14 17th. before publication. - 372-4750. 3-11-15 open daily. For appointment NEED 1 for 4 person apartment. NIKON FTn, mint. Pentax 353-1435.4-11 spot call Mr. or Mrs. Twichell, Winter - spring. Next to • matic. Sony 330 stereo reel BABYSITTER: WE need a 351-2460 or call Mrs. Steele, campus. Cedar Animals STEREO RENTALS $< Cancellations/Co r- Village. reel and cassette tape kind, responsible, mature 485-3774, EDWARD G. Overlooking River. $77/ recorder. month, $23 per tern,."! rections — 12 noon one Pioneer 8 track person to care for our 2 year HACKER CO.. Rental month. Call 3 3 2 0 398. stereo recorder. Color TV delivery, service and pidiH class day before TOYOTA CORONA, 1972 - old and do some housework. 3-11-15 BLACK MALE cat, 6 months. No deposit. TV's aval Headquarters. 4 8 5-2262. sets. 1000 used 8 track publications. Monday - Friday, 9 - 5pm. 30-11-14 Free. Owner allergic. Phone same rates. Call N tapes, used stereo albums, Good salary. Walking LUXURY APARTMENT. One 351-0950. 3-11-15 337-1300. C-11-30 The State News will be huge selection oriental wall distance campus. Call man needed starting winter. responsible only for the 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2 man tapestries. WILCOX first day's incorrect 337-0241 after 5pm. 3-11-15 furnished apartment. $125 Own room. No lease. SECOND HAND STORE, FREE PUPPY. 10 weeks. Part BOARD EXAM TUTORlJ TRIUMPH GT6 per month. Call 351-5853. 5-11-17 509 East Michigan. 8 5:30 •»*— 1 ' — Tutoring classes n insertion. - 1967, good LABORATORY MANAGER 487-3216, formed for the condition. Best offer over 882-2316 after 3 p.m. p.m. Monday - Saturday. All students aos oust Lie $500. 351-1995. 3-11-13 o plan and direct the Apartment available FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted 485-4391. Master Charge. LSAT, MCAT, DAT bL prepaid administrative and managerial December 16.0-10-11-27 immediately, if possible. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND exams. For information! activities of the laboratories (313) 354 0085 0 211- VW 1970 grey - blue, like new. Riversedge Apartments. layaways, trades. C-11-30 puppies. Purebred. $50. of 310 bed general hospital. Phone 351-9098. 3-11-13 882-7410 Low GIRL — SUBLET winter, spring. or 882-8779 mileage. AM/FM, Must be 3-11-14 PREGNANT' $1295. Evenings, 655-1022. experienced in Haslett Arms. Close. Across WE i HAMMOND B - 3 organ with budgeting, cost accounting, SUBLET 2 t)iiC I I 2-11-14 preparing statistical abstracts; from Berkey. 332-5279. - man, winter - Leslie speaker. Best offer. IV ALASKAN a us. Pregn^ 5-11-16 spring. Near Berkey. Call 5-9965 after 6pm. 3-11-13 MALAMfJTES, very VW VAN 1970. Excellent EDP utilization and systems 337-1584. 5-11-15 nice puppies for show or C-11-30 9 condition, $2200. Phone analysis. Knowledge of TO SUBLET 1 pets. Excellent blood lines. bedroom BUICK ELECTRA. 1968, full 694-9449. 3-11-14 clinical laboratory/ pathology apartment - suitable for 3, 3 LARGE, nice rooms. Stove, MAMIYA C-33 with and twoVnwl AKC, reasonable prices. SINCERE SEEKERS fori procedures preferred. Mature accessories. After 349-0458. 1-11-13 power, many extras. furnished, air conditioning, refrigerator. Couple. Through great wisdom and pT Good condition, 339-2615 person who can direct the August, $120. 482-0563. 6:30pm, 353-1487. 3-11-13 les 3*6; work of 42 persons, including carpeting, drapes, available known to the ancient). | Mobile Homes 3-1^1-13 20 professionals. Located in December 1st. Ask for Bill, DOORS! - ALL SIZES! OB write for the fr 351-7212.5-11-16 CAN BE USED AS MASTERY OF LIFE, CAMARO 1971 V-8 3 speed. Central - - BMW's, TRIUMPHS, Michigan with without obligation Black, black interior, mags, 17,000 miles. 351-8477, YAMAHAS! Come out and University resume to: affiliation. Box C-3 State Send 1 man to sublet Twyckingham, It TABLE & DESK TOPS SHELVES EVEN AS MOBILE HOMES really move see the new 73's. Also winter/ spring, $70/ month. - when you advertise them for mystical thought. S 355-0944. 3-11-14 News. 2-11-14 Yamaha Snowmobiles. 351-1591. X-5-11-16 GIRL TO share DOORS - $3 AND UP. sale in the State News Want duplex. Near S HEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, Ads - 355-8255. CAMARO 1970 SS350, 4 PART 339-8236 speed, INC. 2460 North Cedar, TIME student AM/FM, rally wheels, green' ONE GIRL needed winter - HASLETT LUMBER CO. Holt. Just South of I employment with distributor. Jp saddle interior. 349-2813 - 96 spring. New Cedar Found Automobile Village. 7-11-15 overpass. Phone, 694-6621. required. 351-9228, Chris. 3-11-14 BEDROOM SET - Blond Did your candidate lose? fl C-5-11-17 PARAGON PRODUCTS, California made, three piece not join in support oil HOUSE NEAR MSU - 4 CHEVROLET IMP AL A INC., 351-5800. C-2-11-14 ONE set. Like new. $150. Phone only unbeatable candidal^ 1966, 4 GIRL for 2 girl. Close. bedrooms, 2 bath, finished FIND SOMETHING? - door hardtop, automatic, Quiet. Call 332-1758. basement, unfurnished. Rent 351-0646. 3-11-13 F YOU'VE found a pet earth. He has the ansvwri| power steering, brakes, push ie. / IBM TYPESETTER needed. 3-11-14 reasonable. Family preferred. article of value, we want to or are looking for. I button windows, new brakes, Knowledge of paper, SONY STEREO tape recorder. Freedom House, 31 349-1125. 3-11 14 help you return it. Just come printing, lay - out and design Model TC 630. $320. Willoughby Road, just tuned, $500. From 8 - MASON BODY SHOP. GIRL FOR 3 man, winter, in to the State News 812 work helpful. Start part time 5pm 353-3185, from 5:30pm East Kalamazoo Stre( and work into full time. Call spring, Burcham Woods. DUPLEX NEAR MSU faculty 655-2932 after 4:30pm Classified Dept. and tell us 694-9449. Meeting tij 351-9043. 3-11-15 5-11-14 Tuesday, 7pm. 3-11 1940. Complete 337-0427. 3-11-14 club. Sodded and landscaped. that you want to place an ad uto 487-5443 between 8am and painting and collision service. 5pm. Ask for Pat. 3-11-13 3 bedrooms, brand new, fully FURNITURE: in EAST LANSING STATE . ia" I COUGAR 3 complete i Peanuts Personal 1971, brown, 485-0256. XC-11-30 ROOMS PARTIALLY carpeted, 1V4 BANK'S found column. As a baths, family rooms for only $377. automatic, power steering, air furnished, parking, utilities room with fireplace, balcony. public service EAST WE NEED extra help for Xmas BROOKS conditioned. Excellent paid. Phone 332-0322. FURNITURE. LANSING STATE BANK season. Call 489-3494. Car Sliding glass doors to rear 627-9600.0-11-30 condition, less than 6,500 necessary. C-11-30 2-11-13 patio, dishwasher, range, will run the ad at no extra Mark, Second Loving vj miles. Leaving country, must cost to you. Summer 1974. Love, refrigerator, garbage disposal, 50 USED Phi "wife." 1-11-13 sell, best offer. Call between 2 GIRLS needed winter and sewing machines, BUS BOYS 11:30am garage. $250 per month. Call $9.95 and 4 - 6pm. 332-8942. 5-11-17 - 3:30pm spring. Riverside East. up. Consoles and Jim Hovey, 371-2613, or and 5:30pm - 10:30pm shifts portables, Zig - Zag and JOHN AND Debbie, $62.50. 351-3693. 3-11-13 MULDER REA LTY. DODGE DART available for neat, dependable straight stitchers. Also, used FOUND: LOVABLE yellow John: love you t' 1965, stick. 371-4444. 5-11-14 applicants. No Sundays or vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and Zowie Bowie. 1 $150, condition. good Call mechanical 351-0583 students holidays. JIM'S TIFFANY GIRL spring, for 4 man winter, $65/ month plus BEST HOUSE near campus! 2 up. ELECTRO - GRAND, and tabby male kitten in Berkey, call 355-0051. C-3-11-14 3-11-15 OWNING FOREIGN PLACE. Downtown Lansing. 804 East Michigan, Lansing. TODAY IS THE FIRST 01 deposit. 332-4694. 5-11-15 girls winter, own room. CARS, WE GIVE 20% Phone 372-4300. 3-11-13 Hours 9 am - 5pm. Saturday FOUND: SMALL black dog, OF THE REST OF YC* 332-5656. 5-11-17 FIAT 850 1971 - 2 door, OFF ON PARTS AND 9- 12 noon. 0-11-30 white chest. Near Brody. LIFE. H A PW GIRL NEEDED, BIRTHDAY!!! 1-11-13_T excellent condition. 10,000 CASTROL, 10% OFF WAITRESS WANTED full or Phone 353-2379. C-3-11 14 GIRL TO share house in GUNS, RIFLES and pistols of miles. $1150. Call 332-8153 ON ACCESSORIES, part time work available. Lansing, own room. all kinds. Buy, trade, and sell, evenings. 3-11-13 Excellent income for LOST - FEMALE German 485-9570 after. 6pm. 3-11-15 both new and used. Guns can reasonable hours. Experience Shepherd Pup. Brown with (import auto PARTsI ONE MAN also be rented for the FIAT 850 Spider, 2,200 miles. helpful but not necessary, for 4 man. Cedar hunting black markings. 482-1101. Village winter - spring terms. GIRLS needed for East season. Best prices in town. Excellent condition, 415 South THE POUR HOUSE 650 guns in stock. Set 2-11-13 Cedar, Lansing Phone 337-1285. 5-11-15 Lansing duplex, $53 plus 351-6500 between 6 9pm - '* block s. of RESTAURANT. US - 27 - 78 E. Kalamazoo utilities. 351-8308. 5-11-14 GUN SHOP, 2412 South 5-11-15 west, 15 minutes from MSU. 8:30-5:30 Cedar. Call 371-2244. Closed Monday-Friday MAVERICK 1970, 6 cylinder 8:30-3 Saturday Phone 646-6261. 5-11-15 NEEDED winter - 2 girls, sublet and/or spring. Sundays. 20-11-23 CROSSWORD 485-2047, 371-1947 stick, very clean. First offer TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, Woodmere. 332-3972. 10 SPFED BIKES PUZZLE over $1,000 takes it. Jim VW GUARANTEED repair general at huge labor, hours savings. CROSSROADS Colbert 487-5094, evenings RANDY'S MOBIL.I - 96 and ACROSS 23. Huge compatible with class CYCLE. 210 Abbott, 12:30 1 Taro root __485-5556. 5-11-14 Okemos Road. 349-9620 schedule. Apply GIRL - Immediately. Sublease, 9 daily. 0-5-11-17 5. 24 King C-11-30 now until June 15th. Haslett Sharpener 25 Absent MERCEDES 220SE 1964, MANPOWER, 105 East 10 Ricochet 26. Ni* Washtenaw or call 372-0880. Arms, reduced rates. Call 484-4422. 0-11-30. AM/FM, excellent. Best ACCORDI AN - excellc 11 Jeweled crown 28 Den< offer FOREIGN CAR parts Sue, 351-4207. 5-11-17 12 Hunt for food 30 over $1,100. VW 1965 EAST LANSING - Male, 3 condition, $200 with Wife CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 13 Stithy beautiful, $495. Chip' blocks from Union. No Call 349-9859 after 5pm 31. Form of John 337-9130, 8 10am, 5 6pm. - East Kalamazoo Street. 1 FEMALE WANTED for nude TWO BEDROOM -Close, $240 5-11-17 14 Tune 32 White vestment - mile modeling and showing films. cooking. 443 Grove Street. 15 Research room33 Miami Indian West of campus. 332-0205. 5-11-17 17 Biafran 34 Seed coat 487-5055. C-11-30 Good pay and good hours. LAMPS, PICTURES, plaques, 18. English 35. Public square MERCURY WAGON, 1967 ^3 Call 489-8226 or apply in — SINGLES, $60 - $70. Doubles, largest selection in Lansing. cathedral city 37, Pulchritudinous seat, full power, good tires KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair person at 1132 North 0NE GIRL oeeded winter term Sony TV's and stereos, all 19 Small cyst 39. Art gallery $45 - $55. Furnished, runs good. 655-3136. 1-11-13 work on VW bugs, buses or Washington, Lansing. to sublet apartment. Milford utilities, kitchen, laundry, styles of furniture 20. Cuckoos 40. Men's dub Gias. GRAND RIVER 10-11-13 Apartments. Call 351-5013. including 21 While 41. Over oriental. Nearly an MGB 1970, 37,000 CITGO. 1054 East Grand 5-11-17 parking. 435 M.A.C., acre of 1 of miles, good display. Welcome butter42. Different condition. Extras. Call River. 337-9133. C-11-30 ORDERLIES evenings. 3-11-15 to BELL NEEDED for FURNITURE, 4601 North 9-2734 after 5pm. 3-11-15 assignments with SUBLEASE, EFFICIENCY - East Street (North US Bus to campus, utilities paid. LCC AREA, single rooms - 27) Aviation HOMEMAKERS UPJOHN. 487-0121. 5-11-17 Call 372-9644 for more Across from Revere's furnished, kitchen facilities, information. 3-11-14 $137.50. 337-1621. 4-11-16 utilities paid. Call Bruce WE HAVE a large selection Hallett at 337-1641 or of LEARN TO fly! frames for Complete flight FOR RENT - Modern 2 669-5033. 7-11-14 everyone. ](]£]. - courses For Rent bedroom apartment. Close to OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 government and VA certified. East Michigan, Lansina. campus. 332 44 75. ROOM FOR man. Across from FRANCIS AVIATION! Union. 211'/4 Grand River, 372-7409.5-11-17 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. TV RENTALS $9.50 per upstairs. 5-11-16 month, $23 per term; free USED OR VIS bamboo fly rods. GIRLS NEEDED, sublet, delivery, service and pickup. Reasonable. Dennis Dodson furnished 4 [ man, winter, - No deposit. New stereos 694-8544. 1-11-13 Use Your Employment available at same rates. Call spring. Close. 332-2637. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-30 MASTER CHARGE STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES DUAL 10 09 LICENSED FEMALE nurse ONE PERSON - SK stereo - 5 for 2 man BUY - Sell - Trade, U.S. and days week, Monday - TWO OPENINGS for womenln turntable, dust I At The STATE NEWS apartment. Sublet, winter/ Foreign. KALIB, 541 East wood base. cover and Friday, 8 2pm. 332-5176. Co - op. $36 per month. spring. Close. Reasonable. Pickering Grand River. 332-0112, 1-6, 332-652J. 3-11-15 442 M.A.C., upstairs. cartridge, $95. 372-3671 3-11-15 Monday - Saturday. C-11-30 2-11-13 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 13, 1972 13 jcreati°n auei ■"phone ) d HOUSING, couplet mix8d doublet 6pm or 9pm E.hdv Union Bowling 356-3357. Hijacked jet lands; three seized (continued from page 1) Force base near Orlando, an extraordinary display of vehicles and technical the contact of the measures in order to asphalt known, though police said A |13 Fla., prior to making its guarantee the lives of the personnel were deployed with the steel of the Cale's mother lived at the spokesman for Southern Airways said the An airport listened to air - source who to - ground IaRTER PEOPLE bring second visit to the Cuban near the airfield. wheels." passengers and crewmen," same Detroit address listed hijackers, said to be armed communications said ■ Bahamas, $119, Spain capital. the "After burning off the The ■" government broadcast government for Moore. with grenades and guns, officials attempted to aw«ii, $269, "The FBI attempt against fuel, the aircraft said. "Fire finally broadcast quoted a young Southern's Flight 49 was passed through a metal persuade the $270, Aruba, the aircraft made trucks, made a safe landing, in spite hijackers to necessary ambulances, auxiliary passenger as saying, "Please taken over shortly after it B'call'sTUDENTOURS, of the odds motivated by detection device at the allow the plane to land convey our appreciation to left Birmingham, Ala., with Tj650. 10-11-15 Prime Minister Fidel Castro airport. He said he did not again at McCoy. But one a crew of four and 26 know why their weapons hijacker replied: "We are U.S.—Saigon DRAWN by hortet. for saving our lives. I can it Friday night. It were not picked up by the going down and will take ^928 10-11-13 ointment now. peace agreement say this on behalf of all the was then forced to to refuel, scanner. the passengers with us." In Atlanta, a Southern BOARD flights (continued from page 1) Airways spokesman said the Christmas flight to amount to ' a coalition Havana landing was rough for $185. Stop In helping to Saigon as having been Ed floor , v Friday, 1 • 4 Pro- Union. C-11-30 promote the maintenance of a cease-Ire and supervising the elections supergovernment would negate South Vietnam's constitution and that intended to understanding with obtain Thieu an a but controlled. "It would be lot like riding in your car B52s bomb ports to halt supplies if you ran over to which the National on this and several other something Saigon and Assembly and and blew out a couple of al Estate lf§ Communist sides might allow a gradual Communist disputed points of the draft tires. It would be a little agreement, thereby clearing (continued from page 1) operation to curb the agree. Thieu has maintained take over. big Bien Hoa base camp and llful TORCH Lake - that the council would the way for Henry A. rough, but that's all. We Communist supply buildup, a nearby hamlet, 15 miles d lake front lott, alto Haig's visit was viewed ii Kissinger to reopen his talks occasionally have tires blow Targets included military seemingly designed to beat northeast of Saigon. with the North Vietnamese- on normal takeoffs, so our truck convoys, rivercraft rail any possible cease - fire L,d lake view and lake Three children were 11** WHAT'S. ITIWHATl. Hoang Due pilots take this in stride." and road bridges, rolling cutoff. They shelled a trans s, Chalet on Torch - 4 ^ Nha, Thieu's Jackson and Moore were killed, seven government wooded lot, closest adviser claims stock, warehouses and - shipment point and storage soldiers and four civilians fent said by police to be close armored vehicles. Several facilities around Dong Hoi. Kissinger, in negotiating the friends who once filed a $4 wounded, a napalm depot IcALLOR write agreement with Hanoi last large fires and secondary Ground action in South destroyed and a South IrLTON l. kessler month, had glossed over million suit against the city explosions were reported. Vietnam remained generally Vietnamese F5 jet damaged I 1-616-599-2451 South Vietnam's insistence ?f ^troit accusing police of U.S. 7th fleet pilots put light although around the in the attack. ItOL CITY REALTY Inc total withdrawal of ^"tality. An attorney said 16 craters on a newly built northern city of Quang Tri Some 400 tons of lrpoRT 1 MICHIGAN North Vietnamese troops the unsuccessful suit left the runway at Bai Thuong BL-1-11-10 iincements for It's The MSU Scots government marines were ammunition was destroyed t's Highlanders men bitter about being airfield, just six miles south hit Happening must be will meet at 7 p.m. and that Nixon and by more than 1,000 by fire at a depot 12 miles ived in the State News today in the of poor. the 20th parallel, the rounds of N. Vietnamese ■ Service office, 341 Student Services Demonstration Hall Ballroom Kissinger had knowingly east of Saigon early Sundav. for U.S. Command reported. Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two dancing and bagpiping. created a misleading The connection between Cale and Moore and Jackson Three 7th rocket and mortar fire. The Viet Cong claimed class days before publication. ahn„, Fleet Communist led forces that The polka and other folk not - 1,000 South k whose" deadline for No announcements will be dances will be taught and s immediately destroyers also joined in the slammed 45 rockets into the Vietnamese troops have accepted by phone. danced at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the defected and another 2,000 i 12 noon Thursday A St. Johns Student Parish, 327 have deserted since it was I Friday's MAC Avenue. 347 paper. rvices. S-12-1 last t today in I38A Wells Hall." All majors are welcome. We will at The Shotgun Club will shoot 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Meet in Dems form coalition to restore leadership disclosed Oct. 26 that the United States and North Vietnam had worked out a plan for class evaluations. ■quality service on front lobby of the Men's draft peace proposal to end Members who cannot attend, (continued from page 1) the Democratic j equipment, see the call 353-1073. Intramural Building. The public National tradition through which it appeal for members opposes the war. is invited. |ie0 shopbe, 543 East for McGovern's election Convention last July; Max had come to represent the McGovern's positions South Vietnamese Id River.C-11-30 The Pre-professiona'. Club will Pi Mu Epsilon will meet at chances against President Kampelman, a Washington wishes and hopes of making deep cuts in the meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 204 military spokesmen were 7:30 p.m. today in 204A Wells Nixon. attorney and former aide to majority of the American defense budget, quota not JTERPOINT, November Natural Science Bldg. A Hall to discuss problems in Others among the initial Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey; immediately available Patch for special ad rates professor from the University of people." systems in hiring, which for comment but they have available and Michigan Dental School will ing mathe sponsors include: authors Nathan Glazer and McGovern had trouble -graduate : denied similar Viet Cong speak and answer questions. Democratic Reps. Richard Seymore Martin Lipset and McGovern is never studen convincing voters he claims in the past, terming Boiling of Missouri and columnist John P. Roche. actually named in the The Volunteer Bureau opposed. them propaganda. All interested people are Thomas S. Foley of In an appeal for members leaflet, titled "Come Home, Income Tax Service will hold an invited to plan a health clinic Democrats." McGovern's orientation meeting at 1:30 p.m. with the Washington; Patricia now being mailed out, the Field Education coalition says the election today in 6 Student Services Program at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Roberts Harris, onetime campaign slogan was "Come Flute and drum Bldg. last Tuesday was "a clear Home, America." Private instruction Members of the psychology in the Trophy Room, Hall. Snyder ambassador to Luxembourg and chairman of the signal to the Democratic WMSN and LIZARD'S ible. MARSHALL The Family Ecology Club In general and sociology departments will Credentials Committee at party to return to the great terms, the |lC. 351-7830. C-1-11-13 hold a Colloquim of "Woman's will hold a mixer at 4 p.m. Place" at 3 p.m. today in 38 Wednesday in 307 Human Ecology Bldg. Election of officers is planned. The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. Refreshments will be served. present Station, ■ Experienced typist, ibm term papers will have a lawyer every Wednesday during the fall term. Any MSU student wishing available a The Outing Club will program by Outward Bound sponsor Trustees plan MSU foundation on stress oriented wilderness at (continued from Call Karen, an appointment should check 7 p.m. Tuesday in 326 Natural page 1) ■2639. 0-1-11-13 with the ASMSU business office, or call 353-0659. past have expressed an CAPITOL RECORDING STAR president for research scientific. interest in the University, an fSROWN. Typing and ASMSU budget request forms The Foundation Center development, explained that offset printing, for student organizations for interest in cultural projects 1973 are available in Information Quarterly, the and have been known to obtaining funds from te service for 307 SAM Student Services Bldg. foundations for MSU has tions, theses, Foundation News, which finance building been getting .easier in the ts. general typing, ATTENTION SKIERS publishes a cumulative construction. 23 years experience. Drive car, Port Huron to Denver. Charles Cleland, associate past few years. . professor of anthropology, will retrospective listing of more A detailed report of the "Our 0850. C-11-30 Will pay $40 plus return air than reputation speak on the contributions an 25,000 grants of proposed building along fare. Must deliver by amateur might make to the field $10,000 or more which with estimated costs is then nationally is catching up iPLETE THESES November 26. Available now. of with our increased quality archaeology at 7:30 p.m. awarded in a given NEELY were Call (313) 364-7150 or write prepared. Foundations and our JVICE. Discount printing. Tuesday in the third floor. MSU time period, and 16 regional strength in more I typing and binding of P.O. Box 12 Marysville, Museum. The public is welcome. always like to know how a than one area of education. Michigan 48040. 5-11-15 depository libraries across project will be funded after Foundations know this es, Resumes, fro the the country are just three of their money runs out so this itions. Across from reputation and Lansing Dept. of Natl the several resources which aspect must also be we no longer i, corner M.A.C. and Resources will speak to the have to be on the defense After successful I River, below Jones accumulate information on included. engagements at the Zollogy Club at 7:30 p.m. today about our Troubadour, L.A. and the Bitter End in N.Y. ■tionery Shop. Call foundation grants. programs," in 204 Natural Science Bldg. Generally foundations Muelder said. *YGRAPH SERVICES, DON'T FORGET blood comes If MSU wants to solicit prefer to have informal §1666. C-11-30 only from people. Save a life. funding for a Performing presentations made to them TERM papers and Give donors blood. Professional compensated. folk dancing at 7 p Wednesdays in 34 Worn Arts Center, for example, Scott would begin by by not more than two officers of the University, MONDAY NIGHT ONLY i. Electric typewriter, MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Intramural service. Call 349-1904. Bldg. Beginners compiling a list of preferably including BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. C-11-30 approximately 50 Wharton. at Lizard's $1 cover foundations which in the Milton Muelder, vice iSSIONAL TYPIST. Call Armstrong, Bailey, Emmons and WANTED: SMALL, working, 349-4431 evenings Bryan Halls - your Pre-Vet Club The MSU 1 balanced I weekends. 353-6625 •days. 0-2-11-13 spinning wheel and accessories. Reasonably priced. 339-8685 after 6pm. advisor is Edward Zobeck, B204 Armstrong Hall. Please contact him at 355-5425 as soon as Lottery sales begin Organizing Committee possible. XS-5-11-16 The ASMSU Board will meet (continued from page 1) of SERIOUS MUSICIANS wanted. at 6:30 p.m. today in 328 Bass and rhythm guitars. Call Student Se(vices Bldg. numbers match the set of new new winning numbers, the 351-1189 before 5:30pm or after 2:30am. 2-11-14 Women's Liberation will hold a general meeting followed by a ticket holder will for the "Million Dollar be one of the 120 people eligible Drawing," which will produce a top prize of $1 million and other prizes ranging from$l,000 AFSCME rap session at 7:30 p.m. today at WANTED - CHICK to find the Women's Center, 547 E. to $100,000. house with. after 5pm. 5-11-17 Call 482-6989 Grand River Avenue. All women Winning numbers will be posted at licensed ticket selling CT's locations and at the site of the drawing. Winners will be required to take their tickets to a designated office of the secretary of state to claim their prizes. Checks will be mailed to owners of winning tickets Guarantees: PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD after their claims have been verified. People under 18-year-of-age may not buy tickets, though they may receive them as gifts. • A separate C-T local Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your Tickets probably will be available to out-of-state check or money order • No initiation fee residents at tourist information centers and businesses near the state line. Don Paschker, thevendor in the MSU staff lounge in the Administration Building, is one of the 19 licensed ticket • Membership control-not Executive sales agents in East Lansing, but he must delay the start of Board control his sales until he receives the approval of the board of trustees. • All decisions made at regular Approval is needed because Paschker would sell the Consecutive Dates to Run_ tickets on University property. "I just have to hold off on it until they vote," Paschker monthly membership meetings said. Trustees are scheduled to consider his request at their • Professional employees protection meeting Friday. I Ad Here: The University and University employes could not be licensed sales agents since the lottery is restricted to established businesses. The 18 other licensed businesses will begin sales this THERE'S NO FINE PRINT morning. They include Duke's Shell Service, 720 Michigan Ave.; two Quality Dairy Stores at 1201 E. Grand River Ave. and WITH AFSCME 947 Trowbridge Road; Campus Mobil Service, 1198 S. Harrison Road;Tom Sawyer's Book Raft, 255 Ann St.; Linn Camera Shop, 207 E. Grand River Ave.; University Big Boy, 1050 Trowbridge Road and Paramount News Center, 537 \/rtTC / Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid E. Grand River Ave. Other licensed sales agents Alexander Drug, 116 W. Grand River Ave.; in East Lansing are GampusGtB and v U11 Wash, 248 W. Grand River Ave.; Lizard's, 224 Abbott C,?* 0r Less: 1 day - $1.50 5 days - $6.50 10 days -13.00 Road; Cunningham's Drug Store, 101 E. Grand River Ave.; November 13 and 14 I U WordS Add: 1.30 per word Dot Discount Pharmacy, 920 Trowbridge 15c per word 65c per word Road; A&P Food □ Store, 1423 E. Grand River Ave.; Larry's Shop Rite, 1109 □ □ E. Grand River Ave.; Campbell's Smoke Council No. 7 Shop, 207 MAC Ave.; Adcock's Campus Standard, 1435 E. Grand River Mail to: Michigan State News' classified Ave. and Mary and Paul's Grocery and Lake Lansing Road. Party Store, 3337 X American Federation of State, 347 Student Services »dfl. MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 The licensed agents who are expected to sell about 250 tickets each week, will receive 5 per cent commissions. Country and Municipal Employees Pick one to die. Pick one for jail. Pick one to waste away. Pick three for happiness. Thanks bo you SUPPORT ibs working your The United W^y UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST Community Chest (This advertisement has been provided by the Michijjan State Newt in the interest of the public)