,h« ft . michigan Volume 65 Number 64 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 15, 1972 Blacks oust whites from talk; U' official plans investigation By JAMES BARFIELD i State News Staff Writer Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president Whether that action will be a cut of for student affairs, said advertising for the event, some of "The meeting was formed to The expulsion of white students Tuesday that funds to the Office of Black Affairs, a which did not indicate that the from a speech by his office would attempt to study the speech educate black students," Steven Stokely Carmichael incident before taking any action. sharp warning or some other action, I for black students only. in Conrad Hall cannot comment. However, I want to "If I had known that this lecture Landrum, Saginaw senior, said. Auditorium Monday But Nonnamaker said that if the night has triggered mixed reactions emphasize this action is not approved was for blacks only I would have investigation showed that white by the ASMSU board," he said." It was designed to present new ideas among students and administrators. stayed home," Dakesian said. students were asked to to black Before the speech leave, it would Most black students students and make them began, an be in violation of said the unidentified black man asked white University policy. Wahula added that ASMSU gave the expulsion of white students was good. aware, he explained. If all the white Nonnamaker cited the students to vacate their seats for University regulation which says: "All events held Office of Black Affairs almost $900 "I feel that the absence of whites at students had been admitted then blacks and to move to the back of the f°r the 13,11 with the understanding the meeting helped to probably many black students would on University property that the advertisements would not unify the black have been turned away, Landrum said. auditorium. A few moments later or in students present," William University facilities which are not 'for mention excluding whites. Calloway, another unidentified black man Flint sophomore, said. took members One white student, Joanne LaHiff, One white student said he the microphone and 1I1C111U only' shall be deemed public The whole talk was centered around requested that all meet meetings open to the University understood why the blacks did not whites leave the auditorium. Birmingham junior, said she was the black struggle of black community and any member of that angered by the incident. people, he want white students present. Dave The estimated 50 to 100 added. white community shall be admitted without "I felt that I had been students in the audience 311 "I understood the Petritz, Benzonia senior, said it was eventually discrimination as to race discriminated against and my rights meeting to be for understandable that blacks would complied, some after individual black students only," Conrad national origin" had been infringed upon," she said. Bell, want power to control similar events requests from black students. No Flint sophomore, commented. "It had Nonnamaker also said that officers Another white student, Mike because they have faced a white - whites were allowed to hear a more relevant meaning for us than from the Dept. of Public Dakesian. Detroit junior, criticized the dominated society for long. Carmichael speak. Safety came for whites." so Outside Many black students said later they to the scene Monday. The Office of Black Affairs felt that whites had nothing to gain sponsored the event. i observers were banned from the lecture, but many white ASMSU president Ron Wahula said Conrad Auditorium students said they felt they i vw...— * were ; beinge ASMSU will win not condone the uui I'uuuune Conrad trie i^onraa lay. photo by Dave Mendrea |*,s™m,nated against by being e- asked incident and that "action will be taken by the board at its next meeting." 'armichael stresses lack unity, liberation By BILL TAYLOR "As only be united by our land and that is a people we must have land," I State News Staff Writer Africa," he said. he said. "Just like we don't want the ftck people have three basic "As a people we must understand whites in South Africa, I'm sure the problems: they are landless, the role of our culture in Indians don't want us n guiding us trying to take s of capitalism and victims of toward our liberation," he continued. this land. This country is not our "Many people don't devote themselves country. We have been separated and to Africa because they have been divided as a people. Any ideology or |is the situation described to was ^ 500 black students Monday deluded with the distortions of history solution to the problems of the black Carmichael in Conrad man, in any country, must first begin fin a packed Conrad Auditorium presented by Europeans." in Africa. It is in Africa that we were Stokely Carmichael, former president of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, told Jokely Carmichael, an advocate of Carmichael urged that 'black a packed audience in Conrad Auditorium ■ Africanism and an ideology students begin to do research on their separated and divided by racist Monday that blacks must systematize their approach P"Nkrumnism." own and learn the truth about Africa. Europeans." to liberation and act in a unified manner. Whites were barred from his speech. Africanism is the total (continued on Dage 13) State News photo by Dave Mendrea Ition and unification of Africa llkrumnism is the correct ideology Vhieve Pan Winds, flooding ravage state - Africanism and |tific socialism, e need a common objective to je our own approach to our >n," Carmichael said. "We, as By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL storm that need an ideology which will raged through the nation's Bay County, Civil Defense with sandbags to shore midsection etching a path of death and up the homes. coming in like they are, in about half > a cohesive force and which coordinator Ray Kuhn described Gale force winds an hour we'll be surrounded. Monday night and destruction from the Great Lakes to |allow us to act in a unified Tuesday whipped the Texas. flooding from Saginaw Bay as "an One woman, Norma Dauer, who "I've lived out here since high Once we're able to do this, waters of Lakes emergency situation." lives on the bay, said the Huron and Erie into flood stages, flooding was school and I've never, never seen it like He said the water level of Jberation will follow." Saginaw the worst she had ever seen. this. It's just one solid bay all around f doctrine of black nationalism forcing the evacuation of hundreds of At least seven persons were killed Bay was almost six feet higher than res that blacks have their own persons along Michigan's eastern and scores were injured in blizzard - normal. Many homes along the bay 'We're completely surrounded by In Monroe coastlines. were in danger of being swept from County, State Police at |Carmichael said. proportion snows, tornadoes and high water," she said. "'We can still get to is the basis of winds spawned by the storm. their foundations. Volunteers fought the road but with the whitecaps power. We can The winds were part of a savage There were no reported injuries in Michigan. But hundreds of homes were evacuated and authorities alerted MSU, CITY SHOVEL IT envoy heads hundreds of others to prepare to [anoi evacuate. The National Guard was called out by Gov. Milliken to assist in the rescue Snow efforts in Monroe County, whose Paris via Peking ■By rill; ASSOCIATED PRESS said another member of the Politburo, eastern shoreline towns of Luna Pier, Bolles Harbor and Morris Point were the hardest hit. Arden Westover, chairman of the By CAROL THOMAS job starts early superintendent of maintenance for the The city's main job is to keep state je Due Tho stopped off on Tuesday Hoang Van Hoan, was with Tho when County State News Staff Writer East Lansing Dept. of Public Service, trunklines such as M-78 and Grand ►king en route to Paris where the he met Chou. Whether Hoan was going North Vietnamese peace to Paris not mentioned. Commi^ionersr said '"con^rVatively' MSU Grounds Maintenance said. River and Michigan Avenues open to was that 250 persons had been removed Dept. MSU's sophisticated snow removal traffic at all times. Next come Itiator will again hold secret talks Radio Hanoi, in an English - employes were handed snow shovels major from their homes and taken to safety plan was hastily put into action at streets like Hagadorn and Harrison 1 Henry A. Kissinger. language broadcast, noted Tho was en instead of leaf rakes Tuesday as MSU in the areas. 9:30 Monday night, sending trucks roads and Burcham Drive. Last, and Fe date for the secret session route to Paris and demanded again Three homes shoved its snow removal equipment and crews of men out to try to clear Pined up in the air because it was were destroyed by an definitely least, come residential side that the United States sign the draft of into action a little earlier than usual. explosion and fire at Luna Pier. the campus before the influx of streets. ■ known how peace accord reached last month. "Most of employes were still long Tho will remain a Firefighters were unable to get to the our employes and students at 8 a.m. Teking and he also is expected to "The fact that special adviser Le assigned to leaf removal," Burt Ferris, ° a homes because of the flooding, but no Tuesday, Ferris said. Main streets also take stop in Moscow. Due Tho goes to Paris once again one was hurt. Superintendent of the grounds priority on ie Chinese news agency, Hsinhua, shows the good will and serious departments said. "This earlv snow "We try to have the campus cleared campus. When snow removal crews Monroe County Sheriff's deputies start on the MSU campus. Circle Drive [ Tho i met with Premier Chou attitude of the government of the said the water is "waist high in homes" caused a few problems." each morning by 8 a.m.," he said. "We and all the major roads are cleared and reported "they had a Democratic Republic of Vietnam," the East Lansing, with few leaf - have 45,000 people depending on us from Stony Island south to the Ohio *1 and broadcast said. removal problems, reported no first. Then service drives for residence friendly conversation" but line. for safe roads and a place to park." halls and police and [i(n° hint of what they talked "The Vietnamese people that the U.S. government also demand be really Flooding riuuu occurred or was U1SWUI„U w„a problems with the 6 - inch snowfall. Even though they were a little East Lansing's trucks and plows were out at about the same time, but areas are cleared. hospital access threatened a„ along Michigan's eastern they s a member of North understaffed, equipment and men had a much more immediate job to do, coastline, though it did not appear to 1 ruling Politburo. Hsinhua (continued on page 17) be as serious as in Monroe County. were available, Donald Jenks, Jenks said. (continued on p e 17) | everybody was entirely Pghted when the season's i1 hard snowfall falling in 1st Lansing Monday night. ■^9S got when lWever, even worse Tuesday, students still loomed Ta r had to fall to bike - riding trudge through J inches of soggy slush to get ■ eir next class. Ite Mews photos by Nick Jackson 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, No^ offices allocated to By TERI ALBRECHT Student Services Building, com mitt increased its volume from interviews, the COGSboard State News Staff Writer successfully amended the 4,000 to 10,000 pounds in approved three candidates candidates. Beca.^ moving from its present first over ASMSU's annual hassle space allocations ended floor cubicles and have motion so that in case five weeks. Expansion plans for the program include for appointment to the All - rr Monday t0 night h?.**^ ASMSU move four minor ASMSU would not be able University Judiciary was thPa Monday night with an student groups into the first to make its own loan to the talks with the City of East Committee (AUSJ). necessary allocation of three offices to the Council of Graduate floor rooms. club, it would co - sign a Lansing consideration and of the The appointees are rcpn^nta.ive'said AUSj Wahula reports The bank loan for $1,200. a pilot Kathy Clark, Grand Rapids Center for nri, tu. Students (COGS). student groups program into Spartan senior, Anita Thompson, a'lht which were voted to be The board also moved to The board allocated the Village. Detroit moved were the B'hai Club. allocate an additional $150 freshman, and i office space to COGS, Sherman Eckankar and CHISPA, a to the ASMSU Dept. of A request by the Student Eaton, Detroit when you think about oj your mind overriding the objections of ASMSU Wahula. president Ron Chicano organization. Fiscal matters were Resource Recovery because the recycling drive has Meditation allocation Society for an of $1,100 was defeated due to the $45 fee junior. was The unusual blamed procedure on the w-ESS Council has been wll> ™ll a person, part body or spirit txxly is with that "Rob Menson (president of COGS) threatened that if highlighted with the request of a loan for $2,000 by the proved successful. Fred Moore, chairman of required of each member of unavailability of the search rejected on by those ?jLb -J?**! and selection person. We are really we did not allocate the MSU Sailing Club for the Resource Recovery, the organization. committee during the past week for selection other ASMSU committed ? everywhere at once." offices to COGS, he would get them through his own purchase of two sailboats. reported that the drive has Without the normal prior interviews with the considered for the po^'j Position, channels," Wahula said. Richard Wolf. Wahula indicated that Detroit astrologer the channels would be DIRECTOR OF HEW through Gldon Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs. However, Nonnamaker said Eagleton's health known Tuesday on no formal policy the matter existed and that Menson had no basis for his alleged comment. Grads to hear Elliot L. Richardson, A. Garratt, professor and A Dept. of Health, Education activities Sen. George McGovern's top aides learned that meeting will be secretary of health, dean emeritus of Yale and Welfare in June 1970. includes th, Thomas F. Eagleton had been hospitalized for scheduled to draw up a education and welfare, will University's School of chairmanship „f , 1 formal policy agreement be the speaker for MSU's Commlu on jjL exhaustion even before the Missouri senator was between Menson, Wahula Forestry. Woodcock joined the Health fall term commencement United Auto Workers in Insurance selected as the vice - nresidential nominee. and Nonnamaker Dec. 2. A former lieutenant membership on ... . jr. interviews with the Associated Press indicated . , • . « concerning the allocations Richardson will address governor and attorney 1940 and was international Advisory Committee on thi! vice president until he took National Committee Tuesday. Qf0fflce Space Menson was not available the ceremony for general of Massachusetts, over the UAW presidency in Discrimination in Houfo AbJ undergraduates that begins Richardson was 1970 following the death of Within hours of Eagleton's nomination, two top Coalition andL'rbS, for comment. McGovern aides. Gordon Weil and Frank Space allocations at 3 p.m. in the Auditorium. Exercises for graduate undersecretary of state from 1969 until President Nixon Walter Reuther. Phnefl,N,ational thi Mankiewicz, received confirmation from Douglas chairman and College of Presidents degree candidates will be named him to head the His list of public service Commission,. Bennett. Eagleton's administrative assistant, but Social Science held at 10 a.m. the same Productivity. failed to pass the word to McGovern until a few representative Ed Grafton day in the auditorium. said the committee's hours later. Richardson is also among rationale for recommending McGovern cautions bid three men who will receive the allocation to COGS was honorary doctor of laws to have more interaction Storm kills 63 in Europe with the council. degrees at the commencemnt. Joining him COGS had previously will be Leonard Woodcock, The death toll from storms that and western Europe rose to at least 63 when ravaged central requested the third four offices floor of on the president of the Auto Workers and United George to oust Dem chairman rescuers set to work Tuesday clearing away the CHARLOTTE AMALIE, debris. Ten more were reported killed in Poland. leading sponsor. AFL —CIO Virgin Islands (AP) — Sen. president, West Germany reported 33 dead from Meeting in Washington George Meany, his chief crashing George McGovern counseled Monday, the Executive political trees, roofs lieutenant, tiles, flooding along coastal collapsing scaffoldings and areas. We're Cutting Prices Again! against hasty action to remove the Democratic Commit tee Democratic of Governors the Barkan Connally, and to former Johi TexJ In the Netherlands seven were dead. Three were party chairman. And he says Caucus called on Westwood governor who headed killed in England and that party is an unnatural, to one person each in Belgium resign to help give the Democrats for Nixon. unstable coalition and the and France. party a new sense of McGovem said he is no country would benefit if his direction after its shattering defeat for the inviting anyone to leave presidency defeat in the presidential Democratic party "but ill leads to broad party election. Westwood they feel more at home with' Private innocent in fragging realignment. opposition has surfaced the kind of policies tin Indirectly, he seemed to elsewhere in the party, also. Nixon administration be inviting at least some of Westwood has said she pursuing that doesn't mean A the Democrats who jury of seven Army officers found Pvt. Billy will not resign and will Tight the Democratic party ou'Li Dean Smith innocent Tuesdav of the supported President Nixon #ny effort to oust her at the to "fragging" to shift to the Republican change its soul deaths of two Army officers at Bien Hoa national committee meeting Army philosophy to reca" party. in Washington Dec. 9. them." base in Vietnam in 1971. In a news conference on McGovern said he McGovem said hedou But the jury found the 24 - soldier guilty of assaulting a who arrested him less than two hours after year - old black military policeman LOST OUR LEASE! Tuesday, McGovern advised the Democratic Committee to go National slowly in envisions the possibility of the reforms which he helped to shape being endangered that any Democrat June 30, 1973 183 greater than last - revised later this year. This would include items activities sculpture, and classes ceramics and in Bar B-Q such as teachers'salaries. A other fine arts for the East reflects an led increase in still - Bed teachers' salaries, recommendation on teachers'salaries by a state - Lansing community. Spare Ribs A letter to MSU Athletic Selection from our SALAD BAR ftt in federal aid and a appointed fact ■ finder will be reviewed by the board Director Burt Smith was choice of potato or vegetable Base in enrollment, and the East Lansing authorized by the board, Individual loaf of bread & butter I which state aid is Dessert Education Assn. thanking him for the use of I m K a t z , representing most of the Spartan Stadium for Beverage litendent of the East teachers, later this month, football game between East Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of Bg school district, said The teachers have been Lansing and Everett high schools Friday. Katz said ramp for direct access. J costs caused each working without a contract Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. ■ budget to be "the since July. heavy rains had turned East I ever" but added that The board also approved Lansing High School's field Bte of increase on this a six - month lease with the to mud. jt was the smallest in a )S(>ns I balance the budget, f "cFOfTquantiT^ "l ■had to be made in ■nnel pial services, |nadministrative items such as teacher aides : I 9 *0*0* i to 9 DAILY * R nonpersonnel items !•» ii«T T&ndberg's top-of-the-linc rent a Pinto \ tape deck-the 9000X Here's the tape deck you've been waiting for. Surpasses even s 5A DAY the critically acclaimed 6000X. Features include illuminated electronic fingertip controls, /ailcj three motors, four sound heads, crossfield recording, one hand threading, linear motion potentiometers for input/output levels, source/tapo monitoring, and sound on sound. But its features are only part of the reason we're so excited about the 9000X. 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We i,J 1 can serve as a moral for those should be alert for housing code 1 found Davis' attack somewhat on it." way we felt." )Ust acM students more fascinating tales is the attack strange seeing as how she had run in While it is easy to see why Davis did not seeking off - campus violations, structural, mechanical launched on H. Lynn Jondahl, newly for the general make anenH^ the same party as Jondahl. She knew resentment would build up against housing. and electrical defects, health elected 59th District representative, before the election that if he was men in general who don't take allegiance was election more CaS' Eight students living in a by Marianne Davis, Jondahl's primary- towarrt conditions, heat, sanitation and elected she would have to work women's proposals seriously until they than it was to parties. house in East Lansing challenger. acquire political prestige, Davis' garbage and theft and fire through him for any more help she Since neither of the Jondahl told the State News in an resentment toward Jondahl seems to canAn experienced housing hassles protection. might need on the abortion issue. So I the . when the furnace in their If a lease is signed, the terms, interview before the election that he asked her about it a couple of weeks go much deeper. won primaries question of which could were wJl had been active in the before the election. An examply of this is that Davis did best residence stopped working campaign for women was almost a month ago. The rent, security deposit clause, if abortion reform. When the State News She said that her main complaint not contact Jondahl after the primary 1 think open tospeculatj Jondahl any, furnishings, utilities, mentioned his claim in the editorial was against men who let women do all election to offer the political niceties knows women's jntel,l landlord told them that the liability and rules, regulations endorsing him, Davis, coordinator of the work on the abortion issue and usually offered by losing candidate. doesn't feel them," problem?h. furnance would be fixed after and repairs, among other the Michigan Abortion Referendum then took the credit when the ball got "I had a rather a unconventional But she seemed Davis to £thLbut about $500 back rent was paid. Committee, wrote a letter denying rolling. campaign committee run generally by The back rent was paid but the miscellaneous provisions, should that he had played a part in the effort. "These guys are smart," she said. women," she said. "We didn't follow Republican candiditt could be more Jam! landlord refused to repair the be thoroughly checked. Once a tenant has signed a women's problems. svm^etlc furnace. "I know from lease, he has committed himself him in the a conversation In renting the house, the to payment of full rent for the grocery' store and news stories students signed no lease, but that he hn k duration of the lease. Conversely, experience with women's conducted business under a the lease commits the landlord to because he works with pro" verbal agreement. This verbal maintain the house or apartment insurance companies insurant at times of workwith- lease is sometimes to the tenant's in good repair. emotional trauma- said. advantage since the tenant does Off - campus living can be not The outcome of promise anything in writing. the election enjoyable, but may bring very important to Davis' However, the landlord is not unpleasant consequences if the women's issues. effort, bound to any promises either. tenants, especially students, are "I don't know which A verbal agreement works inclined to candidtt not careful to check the more help women I only to the benefit of the party know that the candidate who wishes to break it. It is structure of the building ns well be expected io work who wiw an as its management. with v Davis said. Now that Jondahl has won t Pact uaites election Davis may on him. But she said election that she did not fear regret her a" before The state's colleges must what ncrease its attention and outcome of the election continue to work in the spirit of she may not be the might be concern for transfer students. Of individual wor mutual cooperation and with him in the future. the 11,564 new students on recognition shown Monday in Davis' attack was campus this fall, 3,124 have certainly ill- the Whatever the cause of it signing of an agreement transferred from other schools. may been I certainly hope that Dave easing the admission of transfer The orientation programs for not jeopardize all the work she students from community done in the these students have been area of women's issues. colleges. The agreement between 17 improved considerably in the four - year universities and 14 past year, now paralleling the scope of the freshmen public community colleges insures that the four schools will give credit for general education courses - year taken orientation program. The College of Engineering and the College of Human The Doctor's Bag at Ecology have specifically - By ARNOLD WERNER, MD community colleges. Starting in 1973 - 74, MSU and these designated faculty members who other four - year schools will give Letters may be addressed to Dr. properties it held in life. The penis, are responsible for counseling determined in part by the amounts of ECT usually provides the n Werner at University Health Center. you may be sorry to hear, is not a credit in English composition, transfer students. Each college saturated fats they contain, but also alleviation of suicidal impulse. V Names need not be included unless a muscle. It is primarily vascular social science, natural science should copy this practice, which a by the degree to which they are many people with catat* personal reply is requested. (blood containing) organ which erects and humanities. provides whipped or blended with air. Thus, the schizophrenia and many people knowledgeable,, itself through a system of clever valves margarine in tubs is softer and easier This concerned counselors for transfer which allows more blood to flow in severe depression respond spirit of cooperation I've to spread than the margarine that appropriate got a question that no one than flows out. In death, it shrivels. medication, s should btLshaned by all.ol tlie J8 students, seem*, to be able to comes in bars, as it is whipped. Since medications may not be successful answer..When a In the process of four - year and 29 two - year The male dies, does rigor mortis affect the dying by butter and margarine are sold by are not without risk. For University, and especially strangulation however, it has long been weight, not volume, you can still tell many colleges in Michigan. With associate director of admissions penis, or does it still remain pliable? observed that an erection patients, electro - convulsive ther;, may occur how much you are far safer than anti constrained budgets and limited (Written by a woman) and may even be paying. People ■ depre" Richard E. Hensen, who worked accompanied by interested in reducing the amount of medication. Psychotherapy alone resources, the state's institutions on the statewide agreement, ejaculation. This appears to be due to saturated fats in their diet would do Just life is not complex spinal reflexes activated by usually not effective. of higher education must work as a perpetual well to use one of the margarines made should be proud of this Many people rail against elec to minimize duplication of effort erection, neither is death. Rigor mortis pressure in the neck. There have been significant step forward in is a stiffening of the muscles which largely from corn oil or safflower oil. convulsive therapy as being bi and petty rivalry. some bizarre, masochistic practices They are also much less expensive than occurs after death, when the inhuman. Unfortunately, most expanding Michigan's higher protein involving self - choking and butter. these people have bad memories MSU also must continue to of the individual muscle cells becomes masturbation or education system. choking by a I would like to know your what ECT used to be and h altered and loses the contractile cooperative partner in opinion sexual seen this form of treatment since intercourse to supposedly of administering shock treatment to heighten training days, perhaps 20 sexual response. Death people with catatonic schizophrenia or r POINT OF VIEW effect. can be a side and older depressed people. years ago. This treatment is cir administered by a psychiatrist in Does the soft (margarine) sold in Electro - shock treatment (also called electro hospital, with the aid of supermarkets have less cholesterol and - convulsive therapy or People must w saturated fats than the regular stick margarine, and does the stick margarine have less than butter? ECT) is a highly safe, very effective treatment with certain types of mental illnesses. In particular, it produces a anesthesiologist. The patient k special a state of medication and few uncomfortable sensations, belnj complete relaxation d: ' experi"' By ANDREW E. BARRER very rapid return to normal function Margarine made from the treatment and thereby av" Unemployment is sky high, prices in most cases of acute Southfield sophomore are sky high, poverty catatonic unsaturated oils, such as corn oil or many of the former complies lingers on and needless to say, senseless killing of peoples is schizophrenia. In a type of depression Contrary to Craig Gehring, I believe that the three word, still carried out by our government. If the safflower oil, have very many fewer Slight memory loss does follow el« blacked out editorial of last Thursday's people do not frequently suffered by middle aged - convulsive therapy, but it lasts components that lead to cholesterol ■ paper said more continue to voice their opinions, much of that which what I and elderly people, electro convulsive than most editorial pages in production than does butter, which is - for a short time. Unfortunately, papers across the country did and others have stated, will continue. We talk about rights, therapy leads to cure in 80 per cent of following the election. Gehring took a very shallow we talk about justice and we talk about a decent life. I itself very rich in cholesterol. The the cases. In has occasionally been misused oi fear situations in which viewpoint of, what I believe, was trying to be conveyed to that there is much talk and little action. The State News softness or hardness of most spreads is in conditions where other treatr the reader. persons are depressed and suicidal, editorial page of last Thursday displays this would have been more effective. I do not believe that the "black very point and page editorial," gave the so much more which we can each see into it. impression of giving up. Rather, I think that it tried to I cannot speak for the editors of the State News, impress upon us the need to wake up and unite our efforts however, I feel that they were not trying to give the for a better America. classified advertising inanai Depending on our feelings toward the impression that we might as well "give up" for the next Johnson, photo manager; P<>r problems facing our contry, we could have each filled in the four years. Rather, I saw through that shallow office manager. black space with our impressions of what must be done, Bill Holstein, campus editor; Kick The problems facing us all in this interpretation and saw that the deep meaning which they Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody .copy chief; Members of the board of dire decade, must be met face appeared to be trying to get across, was too involved for Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Spaniolo, president; Debbie w to face. The late John F. Scharrer, Kennedy said: "We have the words alone. president; Carolyn Stieber, « sports editor. capacity to make treasurer; I rank Senger, Roland win. our generation the greatest. . .or to make The concluding point of Gehring's article I sincerely Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. it the last." Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 agree with: "The task before us is more difficult than that George Mc Govern did Kirleis, circulation manager. much for us in that, he brought of the past several months. It will also be far more crucial Art The Michigan State News is a seven Levin, general miftiager; Robert out important issues which I believe do not die with the to the future of this country. We must never recipient of the Pacemaker give up in the Dullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, end of the campaign; but rather live on. outstanding journalism. task." Two Right human, social, and individual responsibility. If we're lucky, though, Offer them peace, a fair deal and a All for people who paid 8 aboa chance for more equality sorry among men maybe the good people of Michigan and they vote for horrifying war, money to see Stills play J* IJ thing Cents have started a trend back to the values To the Editor: only to have the same To the Editor: cheating, corruption, and an elitist and ideals of life, them. liberty, and society. Is the dollar so damnably You can say one thing about the The people of Michigan responsibility, which made our land an important? people who voted for McGovern and c o n g r a t u I a t e themselves can for attractive place to live. Shriver. They didn't do it to I guess you might sayet! jump on musical theater is making the M approving the human rights of the band wagon. back to the ashes from ^ence Worth individuals in our state by their Ron Wieferich Why is it that American people Dick Frisbie came. Screams for "Rock resounding defeat of the abortion Mt. Pleasant sophomore really do base their lives on something referendum voted on as inconsequential as a Fruitport junior and "Boogie" are nice » y°u. -t last Tuesday. I Nov. 9, 1972 green paper shudder at the thought that this thing bill? And if the coin is so Nov. 9, 1972 see Alice Cooper, but jus The State News welcomes important to may have passed if not for the effort them, \vhy is it that Americans do not performers like Stills or all letters. They should be typed to a 65 space line and of all the individuals and groups, including the Right to Life committee, stand up proudly and say so? Why do they hide behind the cover of pretty Bad cr move their act through interaction with the au if » double spaced. should be signed and should include hometown, student, Letters the Voice of the Catholic Church, who can see the Unborn, and the American words like love, peace and when they do not even know the equality To the Editor: the time has come to say performer and his \ After reading your Nov. 3 concentrate on high en deplorable and extremely selfish To the Editor: meaning of these words, and while review of faculty or staff standing, the Steve Stills Manassas concert at chords and the thuddi g local phone number and attitude of those who worked to pass they practice their exact opposites? ^ the referendum. Oh America beware! Remember Jenison Fieldhouse, I we can all boogie at that realized why m local address. No unsigned And so we have come to the end of man's condition has green paper burns more easily than the changed so little scream for more th'jnj, letters will be accepted, but another presidential election. The green forests of Vietnam have, and through history. It was only two years quaaludes, mort the State News I would like to know what has votes have been cast, the winner n head. will back when I attended a withhold author's name in happened to our society, that it has announced and strange America has that without a base nothing can stand. Richie Havens everybody goes after h concert that was would be a great boost ^ extreme cases. become so degenerate as to even lost another election. How is And dear reader remember too, that disrupted by a bunch Letters may it, this of lintheads in the deodorant industry. be edited consider the killing of unborn babies. you probably are an American. audience who ,jng for clarity and disillusioned author asks, that It is sad that this apparently thought they were penned discontented masses conciseness so that more thing will likely be Americans can possibly be so cold, so in the MSU cow shoved at us again in the future in the pavilion. All themselves. letters can be inhumane, so frustratingly ignorant Timothy J. Radelet could do was holler for they u name of human accommodated. Letters will rights progress, when and conceited as they have East Lansing junior "Freedom," Donaoakalum it is actually a selfish proven ironically enough, Richie's most not be edited for content. oop out on themselves? Why are they so illogical? Nov. 8, 1072 popular but least musical song. I feel iNESBURY by Garry Trudeau BIL B/6 AS UFB, JT Sflh) H/M Ul/TH 25^222^ Ms caucus* OM>J EYES! HE MS My %>%¥* 5P'Ti- He MSRW L&AMN6 OVER ME, iCMCUS'! fibAiNl - HERE IN THIS rOU SURE, Boycott LOOKING /// My MOUTH oil Believe i/eey room> Z zonk ahp counting My HE, DON'T^ I ra Blacks were trapped, tormented, people. As result, blacks attending These movies also a depict how our traded and abused as objects of slavery these movies who see our brothers and African women were savagely raped by and pleasure. sisters treated with the least amount of the white man. In one scene from respect become angry. "Farewell Uncle Tom" a white slave This seems to have been depicted in man taught the slaves to never look a the last few years with the release of Not only do such movies show how white man in the eye and when struck motion pictures that have dealt with the black people were treated as by a white man the slave should slavery. animals, but degrade us in every way reply,"Thank you master". possible. For instance, in "Farewell Throughout this movie it was In the past there has been the Uncle Tom" the picture depicted emphasized that God is white and that release of such movies as black people as having limited cranial white people shall prevail over all "Slaves," "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and "The other races. capacity and called people with Legend of Nigger Charley". animal-like features. On the other hand, throughout the entire picture In other instances in tnis film, black Now showing in Detroit is whites were looked at as being the mentality was regarded as being low * "Farewell Uncle Tom." These movies perfect Homosapiens. Blacks were by whites. In one scene a white constantly remind black people how referred to as dumb brutes and, while woman said that black people they under inspection for trading purposes, "understand what white folks say as were culturally deprived and treated as subhumans by the white the slaves were sent to veterinarians. much as furniture does." In another scene, when black slaves were k|NT OF VIEW imprisoned in cages and shouting for freedom, response by the master was "Down, boy," as if the slaves were dogs. Bulletin shift should The white man has caused blacks' identification with each other to be divided. In one scene in "Farewell Uncle Tom," a 13-year-old girl replied By GENE RIETFORS to her master, "Pleasure me, Massa. It continuing over a two - year period, to "University newspaper" and not an paper, except during such times University and the administration will be so good with you, Massa." „tre not avoided discussing the cover the attempt to organize the "administration newspaper" (News - — — when the administrative Kil,' significance and meaning of faculty into a union. That praise was Bulletin, April 1, 1971), then readers viewpoint, that takes such an action. But each as determined by someone, time something Until the movie industry begins to publicized transfer from the rooted not necessarily in agreement can reasonably assume it operates with happens to limit the with any single point of somewhere, is judged to be the only freedom of such give black people more respect, let's p of the MSU News - Bulletin, view, but in the editorial freedom to a publication, there is ■neither have I been anxious to the fact that explore and viewpoint serving the University going to be a corresponding reduction stay away from such films that depict conflicting points of view devote space to all viewpoints on all interest. Freedom needn't be relative. in the return from the investment. us as subhumans. |ng the discussion, and for good were given visibility. Yet, in each of issues of interest and concern to To ls: 1 don't want to expand what these issues cited, the me, the act of spending Angry? Yes, I am angry. And administration, faculty and staff. They should not be $21,000, plus two salaries, to Ln an awkward experience into a via Perrin, exerted varying degrees of asked to accept relative freedom for readers should be, too, if they don't Going to see such movies shows encourage and enhance the free, open like the idea of the arbitrary shuffling that have little pride in ourselves |,allv damaging one, and I don't criticism and pressure on us for our the News - Bulletin. Nor should they exchange of ideas is a good investment we j "be used by someone else to of people in an institution that and are willing to pay whites for coverage. This is not to say that we accept that is iss the University were a paper a University and can only reflect positively on the dedicates itself to human ideals. producing these movies. ever muffled, but it does story in the Sunday issue of emphasize that we were not without State Journal compels me some duress during these periods. tak. In the story, Robert Perrin, From the time I became editor of the \ MICHAEL FOX [resident Korted s of the News for University relations, to have said he - changed Bulletin in the Faculty News three years ago, until I stepped down as editor of the News ■ Bulletin three weeks ago, I conducted t ■nterest of the University. He goes T draw a curious analogy. If the J Journal Innel makes change, "it's not an internal matter a University newspaper, not an administration newspaper. And I did so because I felt such a course was in the best interest of the Students delayed voting a University and Some students who went to the cent voter turnout. Nevertheless, it i realized he conveniently ignores there was an inherent delay factor in Lblie discussion." because I saw such a course as polls last Tuesday apparently did not fallacious and irresponsible to statistical comparison: the student precincts themselves Eat Perrin really means, when he consistent with our own policy, a realize there was anything else on the attribute the three-hour delays in In the student pro-McGovern the best interest of the policy originated by the ballot besides McGovern and abortion. beyond the lack of one or two more student voting to "the basic cause" of Precinct 11 and the establishment trsity, is actually the best administration. I now find it most The voters in student precincts voting machines. an inadequate number of punch card pro-Nixon Precinct 6, both precincts The intention here is not to refute 1st of the administration. I don't offensive that Perrin or anyone else often took much longer than the voting machines. have approximately the same number | the view that the best interests would imply that a philosophy of Gehring's analysis, which is also the average five minutes necessary to vote. I do not challenge Gehring's of voters and exactly the same number opinion of the local "liberal" political administration and of the freedom and openness, is to be Indeed, many students took ten statistics, but in using numbers to of machines. machine. I think the naivete of the lersity always coincide. The construed as not in the interest of the minutes to a half-hour to puzzle show that there should have been Despite these similarities, the voting student voters and the insufficent |st of the University must always University. through the 80 candidates and more machines he attempts to in off-campus Precinct 6 on North number of voting booths both caused Jaced above the interest of the The change of editor in this case is numerous proposals on the ballot. minimize the impact of students Harrison Road moved smoothly and the unfortunate delays. ■nistration. A truly great not analagous to such a change at the Contrary to the impression in a taking too long to vote. swiftly. In student Precinct 11 in the Lessons of the exercise are to ■rsity can only enhance its State Journal. In fact, Perrin has long front page news analysis in this paper Though not questioning the Union the line was delayed about 45 increase the number of voting booths V»s.s in a climate where the free pointed out to me that the News • Tuesday, it was Uiese inexperienced, numbers in Gehring's version of "How minutes. While not a relatively long and to better prepare student voters inge of ideas and opinions from Bulletin could NOT be considered in newly-enfranchised student voters who to Lie with Statistics," it should be wait, the comparison suggests that for the visit to the polls. jments of the university is not the same light as a conventional, caused the long voter lines. The news | allowed, but encouraged. The commercial newspaper. Ours is a analysis, written by the capable but nistration is only one segment of public institution; the State Journal is strongly-opinionated Craig Gehring, kommunity. a private enterprise. attributed the long lines solely to a example, the News - Bulletin He says he cannot understand why lack of enough voting machines in iiraised by a variety of sources for people are making such an issue of this student precincts. ling the campus strike of May transfer. I would assume the fuss is not Certainly, 11 of the city's 25 ; for trying to interpret the over what has happened to me, but precincts could have used one or two Ications last spring of the interim over what is to be the role of the News more voting machines to speed up the ■ty grievance procedure; and for - Bulletin. If the paper is to be a balloting of the anticipated 80 per OWN ■ 500 off any THIS j size pizza CHARMING HOME! , CALL 339-9466 SPACIOUS OLDER HOME. . . faded blue cotton chambray big bells by Mann. . . 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"Then this hijack i happened over the wttfa Those two Detroit mm did it said the same ft Well, I know that isnti don't feel all police®' just because two offices what they did tome.jy know I got » settlement." The accident tL spawned his suit agaiut| city happened in All 1970 when GoldmanJ aunt, Mrs. Lela WilliuJ brother and cousin their way to visit an weref on Detroit's west uj side. A police cruiser 01 emergency ran ran i light at an intersection rammed into Goldman's broadside. Mrs. William ALUMINUM LIQUID PILLSBURY killed and Goldman sufli a collapsed lung shattered leg. He nowi with a cane. ani "What they did FOIL DETERGENT FLOUR running the light witho siren was Goldman said. 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And Bill Pond, ■ristown, N- J. senior above, helped load the cargo into a moving van for the trip! little price. If they're not your size, tell your friends about them or maybe sew 2 $15°° ■ corps is made up of volunteer MSU students who donate their time once a reg. S38 to S55 week together. |el,. people in the Lansing area. State News photQs by jQn Tyner OMEN IN SOCIETY TALK JUNIOR PANT OUTFITS The pants have legs, and they should only $ "1 dT 00 rof calls femininity outdated walk away from this sale. reg. A t-J S26 to S32 ||ANE BUCHANAN Donelson, asst. professor of reserved for boys, she a secretary, who later found with nothing psychology, said. i except her Donelson spoke at a added. Another speaker, Barrie that her indicated school records SWEATERS an intelligence |iity will have trouble colloquy sponsored by the Thome, asst. professor of She also blasted the idea quotient of 160. Shrink the modern School of Social Work. tops plus lots of other current $390 - I in sociology, said men that women are more in assistant professor Donelson said that maintain the balance of goodies. You need a "shrink" if you don't aggressive in conversation Ichology said Monday women have been trained power over women in casual than men. get them at this price. reg. $7 to SI2 | first of a series of from childhood to accept a social contacts by such talks on woman's meek role in society. techniques s "Little girls as touching their Kent told of a high it"! society. are told arms or shoulders. school girl, counseled to be 355 1826 enough to be don't do that, only boys do "I more. Women that," she said. see this as power over others," she said. "The most LONG DRESSES Itnelop both male and Love withdrawal is used powerful person can § traits in order to be to punish little girls in place Quite frankly, we've had them too long son," Elaine a of the physical punishment interrupt at will with this technique." Women also are you'll make them look better. - *15 00 more ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS reg. to S46 apologetic in their speech [of and frequently, mask their to dis opinions by saying "I think" and "I preface* any remark they make,she added. feel" to Indian Trails Clitcugo IMPORTED KNIT SWEATER DRESSES >x-role Martha candidate in Kent, Ph.D. psychology, 6:50 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. (Central Standard Time) Arrival ■ Chicago 11:45 AM At this told the audience of about 8:55 AM Via: Benton Harbor 2:15 PM price we should have left them $ "1 A00 ■ role differentiation is a policy dating back to 60 persons that "women are 11:20 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 4:45 PM where we found them. X vF ve tribal customs, Nancy humiliated. Their mistakes 2:15 PM Via: Benton Harbor 7:45 PM Ronvillain, asst. professor 5:15 PM reg. S24 to S26 are blamed on the fact they Via: So. Bend, Ind. 10:20 PM tropology says. 6:15 PM Via: Benton Harbor Bvillain will speak at 7:30 today in 106 International are women while the 11:40 PM Bent 1 Harb ■ on the economic causes for sex • role differentiation. mistakes of men are excused ■ cross ■ cultural approach deals with the hunting and as part of learning the job." Kent Flint BETTER SPORTSWEAR ling positions of early primitive tribes. said her own East Lansing CO-ORDINATES ives - "e women worked as gatherers, who research indicated that the brought in the 9:15 AM • To Flint • Saginaw J!' n terms of caloric stereotype of men being 12:50 PM - To F lint intake, but prestige was given 2:20 PM - To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City en who withstood many risks as hunters," Some originally so expensive we're y2 5:15 PM - To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City ■lain said. 7:40 PM - To Flint ashamed to tell you. 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Instead the little more than a State News Reporter group treats this operatic conducting lacks firm improve its quality and was good and so was the interpretation of Sarastro. hodgepodge of ideas based conviction in classical much to draw attention to overall diction of the His lower All great works of art masterwork tale as a simple fairy on two very different structure and in consistent y Snook. . performance. particularly laudable range and is Mores«Ci,> possess the ability to shine forth under a number of with no perceivable plot, using it as a vehicle for concepts. Only recently has additional research of tempo. He was matched outdoes many professionals dominated^ht°Uld interpretive approaches. cheap laughs and defiling this proven theory wrong. Mozart's on the stage by Lee Snook Suffering from the same Gloria Hill, as Pamina. that sing this part. J1 wping location, wilh «et as Papageno, whose note stage malady as Snook rhp th Each of these approaches must hold its own logic and, one of the most sublime opera now stands in the full comes from the fact that he the three slaves. The finer were has a pleasant voice and was one of the few characters In the orchestra, the »«tS"" to points of Monostatos' scene winds did the best some extent, its own with who maintained some playing »>mbolisni system of esthetic values. Papageno's magic bells of the evening. The flutist An interpretation is valid when it allows the audience were wrecked by them. Again, Mozart's beauty was semblance of proper stage presence. Diana Skentzos, that accompanied Tamino was excellent and Pamela Moa"'s»tolJJ sacrificed at the gain of who took on the extremely to see a portion of the Haendle's celeste playing for cheap laughter. Most of the demanding role of Queen of artist's concept in relation the Night, is developing an Papagino was its equal. The to the total work being blame for this overacting obvious vocal gift. There strings were not in works that flowed from rests on the shoulders of viewed. ever glory it deserves, but this succeeded in destroying the communication with stage director Carl Saloga. were times, however, when The problem with the Mozart's pen. particular production made subtleties of Mozart's great anyone, though, and were she pushed too hard on the MSU Opera Workshop's Nineteenth - century no use of this recent comic character. Snook painful listening at times. scholars agree Despite all that was coloratura in her two arias. production of Mozart's "Die that "Die i holarship. It clios. instead took obvious delight in sight wrong, there was evidence Zauberflote" ("The Magic Zauberflote" was an opera lo present an interpretation gags and in his own personal of building talent and Gean Greenwell brought Technical aspects of the Flute") is that it contains whose true course was that was awkward at best, additions to Schikaneder's occasional touches of his experience to bear in a valid aborted, existing today Kamen Goleminov's libretto — doing little to staging were mixed, in part no logic of as professionalism. The chorus mature and consistent due to the limited facilities album Frampton's One would expect a solo from a former leader Steve Marriot. To put it bluntly, he was tired of to stunning. a Plain Shame," and the 'Wind' to the record. The result is a provides the soft touches member of Humble Pie to Accompaniment is kept title cut show Frampton is slower paced version with a on the side. The album the group's high-energy to a minimum for the most not entirely ready to hang couple of closes with "Alright," a be an exercise in loud, no-substance sound. surprising jazz part. Drums and bass up his rock-and-roll shoes. breaks. rocker raunchy rock-and-roll with backup Frampton remarked at provide the only backup on His version of Side complete with screeching his cover two opens choruses and Ringo Starr, departure from Humble most of the cuts. Only on guitars, screaming vocals "Jumpin' Jack Flash" is the energetically with "All I Klaus Voorman and Pie, "Steve and I were two three numbers does Del Billy and all-around lack of most significant single Want to Be (Is By Your Preston playing backup. It's an totally different types of Newman provide string accomplishment of the Side)," follbwed by "The the weakest number the creativity. people who used completely arrangements. Even then lie album. on Well, Peter Frampton has different types of guitar f-Yampton worked Lodger," a song about life album, sounding an awful keeps the instrumentation out his arrangement from in a rock star's home. lot like an old Traffic song. split from the playing. In the end his way simple so as to enhance aforementioned ensemble of thinking wasn't really my memory instead of listening Another ballad, "Hard," Frampton has formed a Frampton's work instead of and the surprising result is way of thinking, so it was getting in the way. For one of the finest albums of inevitable that we should instance, the strings on "Oil this or any other year, "Wind of Change." break up." For Another Day" provide a SUNDAY NIGHT SHOW So while Humble Pie laid outstanding feature is its solid tonal foundation for Never was an album down the tracks of their variety. It contains acoustic PYampton's higher-pitched more aptly titled. latest LP, "Smokin'," ballads, love songs, rockers acoustic guitar work. The Station airs folk tunes Frampton found his music Frampton was downstairs at and even a fresh version of result is tender love poem was growing in a Olympic Studios putting '•Jumpin' Jack Flash." that puts the frosting on the totally-different direction "Wind of Change" together. Frampton does the lion's first side of the album. from that of Humble Pie The album's most share of the guitar work on Although there is not a By GREG CAMUS the album, often times using weak styles and approach of the traditional method cut on the whole through accompanied three or four guitars at album, the first side stands State News Reviewer performers. the use of all three on a varie strings as instruments once. He achieves a brilliant out with a cornucopia of There's a new sound Hopper is a former music melody strings with a finger including layering of sound major at MSU who plays string guitar ' moods and tempos. "Lady coming over - picking right hand. ihroughout the album with guitar and piano with a autoharp, penny . Lieright," "Fig Tree Boy" Sunday nights — folk music. and mouthbow. his guitar work. Frampton and "Oh for Another group called Blue Whale. The effect is somewhat Inadi Day" The source of the to having done a 1 also handles the vocals, his are soft, tender tunes, while Many of the songs he sings reminiscent of a classical "people's music" is a new on the singing around East Lai singing ranging from good "Jumpin' Jack Hash." "It's show on WMSN radio titled program are his own, guitar (though with steel Janetti was a memb "Folk notably "Glory Train" strings) in the delicate Song Special," and which has been the subject Pete Seeger's Hudson the name fits well. passages. She composes the of several requests. His tunes herself, sometimes Sloop Project. Aired on Sunday nights "Folk Song Special" partner, Smith, has been from 9:15 to 11:15 p.m., including parts of popular initiated this termas| connected with local "Folk Song Special" is songs (Dylan, even Beach an folkmusic for many years attempt by \ hosted by Jim Hopper and Boys),. though these are so present a greaterdi and imbues the show with a well integrated with the rest Charlie Smith. The show is broadcast live each week warmth and charm all his of the melody that one is material, instead of] of their presence "Top Forty" format featuring local folksingers in Last unaware had been,offering, an informal, unrehearsed Sunday the show until she points them out. featured Jean Roberts and The show *... format which allows for Joe Janetti as guest listener's requests if tl commentary on the songs. Janetti's songs were able. performers. Roberts' strength is her highly f" 1000 copies S7.99 ^ developed, personal style of playing the dulcimer. The technique, which she has developed over the last four years and is partially based Tickets available! on the style of Richard Farina, differs from the for Holiday on Icl Holiday on Ice has returned to the Lansing I Featuring Brigitte Wagner, a former Glamour - leer J skating ability has brought her out of the chorus and! the spotlight, the group will be presenting® performances in the Lansing Civic Center tonight thi Saturday. The show begins at 8 p.m. each evening with a spj matinee slated for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are priced at $3.50, $4, $1.50 and $5, withl seats reserved, and are on sale at the Lansing Civic Box Office and Oj Knapp's. mooam iMfowMfiox 4iss w'11 be asBlsted Quichotte a Dulcinee," State News Reviewer is characterized by the same horns, the movement of on and selections The emphasis here is on visual absurd as it is amusing. , pianist Jackson from Lansing Art strong, free brush strokes color and shape of people texture. three oratorios, Teachers' Smooth, acrylic A macrame wallhanging —key. a graduate °f "The Show at the found in this period of and machines. ■illiard School of Seasons" by Haydn, the Lansing Community Art lacquer in gleaming green, entitled "Ripples," by American art. This Basically a mood piece, scarlet and electric blue Darlene Tsjc and tour - "Magnificat" by Bach Gallery consists of a small Lucas, is action-oriented, impulsive this painting recreates this create a visual and textural Jcompanist for the and "Stabat Mater" by but well- chosen assortment of works in various media. style of paint application feeling through a chaotic contrast to the gritty black outstanding in its subtle of color and texture. The use Rossini. irman Luboff Choir. necessarily results in the jumble of color and form of each panel of the ■Wiles, an asst. In August, both he Included in the design is a variegation of sketchy, amorphous quality scatteredacross the canvas. triptych. neutral tones: beiges, grays, Tfessor of music and and his wife, collection are a variety of of the images found in this This work, A fanciful touch is added JJerformer in German Metropolitan oil and acrylic paintings, a then, is a dull sea-green. Different Opera WILES work. successful in its marriage of ■era houses for 12 mezzo soprano Nedda sculpture in wood and by a representational thicknesses of cord are used bachelor of music Ttiis technique and style Trs, will present Casei, studied in plastic and wall hangings of technique to subject element, a ladder that to create variety and Italy degree from Oklahoma are particularly well-suited matter in creating Lgnades from with their voice different types. a specific sinuates, serpent-like, about interest in the texture. The to the subject matter. City University and the mood. the Lner's "Flying teacher, Vittorio master of music Lance Schade's Captured in this work is the Also of interest in the shining, amorphous masses of color. The work work is mounted on a degree roughly burlap [tollman," "taust' Piccinini. from the University of ''Intersection" is essence of the mood of a collection is an untitled succeeds in being woven covered board that adds "Don Giovanni." Wiles holds the reminiscent in style of the busy intersection: the Michigan. gestural abstract work by Larry Cross, a provocative to the senses, additional textural interest. assault on the ears by the however unclear its intent. triptych done in three This work is primarily a An untitled piece of study in texture, showing an sculpture, also by Cross, assortment of textural Knowledge' crams contains a suggestion of quality. humor. The work consists This collection will be on of a shiny red plastic display until Nov. 24. C-shaped form pierced by a carved wooden structure „..ial Knowledge" was Nicholson had a misdirected written by Jules Feiffer, that he guides the actors that is if the best "bad" films goal, Garfunkel has none. the film. Ann - Margret is clearly phallic. This who treats the film like he and act resses Though it into substantially better than seemingly unlikely pair is |ast year. Burying his desires into does his cartoons. sterotyped performances, mounted so that the phallic one of the most any of the others, although fantasies, he seeks to retain A more traceable failure never allowing for any not to the point of member twists through the [itious and perceptive his innocence through is Mike Nichols' direction. empathy. Nicholson, who an Academy meriting Award air until it meets the shiny its presentation has young, innocent - looking Nichols is one of the gave incredibly human nomination for her jul of an atom bomb. girls. smoothest, coldest directors t is, "Carnal The first performances in "Five Easy performance. of the girls, in the business and it is the ./ledge," which tries to played by Candice Bergen, coldness of the film which Pieces" and "Easy Rider," "Carnal TONICHT IS mt a forceful theme. he marries, but the excites little emotion here. Knowledge" is marriage turns out to be its major Garfunkel and Bergen do being presented by the >ds only in forcing the is down the audience's unsuccessful. swayed by He Nicholson's is failure. It is also Nichols' "fault" nothing to enhance the Residence Halls Assn. film group starting tomorrow. SENIOR NIGHT To the point of sexual attitude until he is credibility of themselves or ig meaningful questions unable to achieve sexual Reduced prices on mixed ut man's sexual satisfaction with his wife. WOODY ALLEN COMEDY ides, the film is very corner he is pushing himself He then goes hip, and tries drinks and draff beer but to the degree and into. When he discovers the drugs, younger girls and a od it presents the "supreme" object of his wilder life in order to attain Featuring - Chopper mssion the film is. desires, he believes better sex. He also fails. rtunatelv, very bad. jck Nicholson and Art unkel are followed in happiness will follow. 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McDonel Kiva Complete Shows at 7:00 and 9:30 1KB WELLS T MUSIC BOX no 1.0. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Nov,'ember 15 , Astrologer trips By KATHERINE NEILSEN State News Staff Writer "Part of your mind body or spirit body is with that person," he said. functioning said. on among moon, stars the psychic level," he ground to get more control. Then back and landing on the moon and prepared to call for moon entities. information you want up over the tree, higher and higher, will "What I have in mind is going to the sun and moon and talking to particular "We are really everywhere at once." Our astral being, or spirit body, is The people reclined on the floor trying to obtain the "alpha" mental and to the level of the clouds. "If you do not see one, make up help you or The group anyon^^^J entities there," Richard Wolf, Detroit ruled by Mars, the planet of desire, he state needed for astral travel. Wolf told "Now rise up till you can see the one, for you will find In later similar process. traveled to .. astrologer, said. stars," Wolf intoned gently. "Now rise experience that what you make Wolf he s«n bJ None of those clustered in a yoga • explained. In astral traveling, as in anything else, you must desire and them when they were "astral tripping" they would not really be there, but in up until your eyes are level with the moon. Look at it, sense it. Now come becomes a reality," the astrologer said. He said that the moon exister.ee of gods Then they're there." wltl-5^1 position around him laughed. The think about it, before attempting it. a sleeplike state a related activity. entity ionghairs, suburban housewives and This thinking involves a Next the astrologer had back to the conference center, come created would be the creator's highest, Afterwards, Wolf , many of you elderly women listening intently had "visualization capacity" that is one of picture themselves in participants back to your body. most perfect expression of self. gods?" made ^ *H dde c°ntact come for an astral travel workshop at the most important spiritual abilities, room, while the color green, a green energy believed "Remember that there is time and space only on the physical plane and "I will clap my hands and the moon entity will appear," he said. "You can Several raised J, the Aquarian Revelation Center he said. You picture their something and by occultists to have healing effects, you can do anything you believe you ask it what its hands. seminar last weekend. Wolf told them your thought creates a vibration, he filled and re name is, and ask for "You don't have space and time beyond the physical said. Your astral - energized their bodies. "Now we're going to walk out a can,"' he said. help with any problems. real " he said. tn I body begins to The group "Ask him how you can grow, "You plane do not exist and humans can do vibrate the door into different seasons," he visualized going back up any t convince do on plane you are said, can you." 15811 anything they believe they can do. imagining. leading the gToup through sprint;, "What we are going to do in astral To get participants into the right summer, fall, winter and back to traveling — sometimes called frame of mind for the trip. Wolf had spring. materialization or time traveling — is them picture a waterfall flowing in the Then, visualizing a tree in front of what is happening when you think center of the room. their houses, the group rose above the about a person," Wolf said. "As soon as you visualize it, you're tree and then back down to the The MSU Poultry Science Club presented Gov. Milliken with a Michigan grown turkey for Thanksgiving. Representing the club were, from left, Timothy Chang, Kenneth Klippen and Melinda Neff. 1 State News photo by Dave Mendrea FOR 'HEAVENLY' SEX Numbers game //sfed By MAUREEN McDONALD formula would be 90 0 0 - or - 90. A certain planets occupy specific State News Staff Writer woman who has both her sun and All other times art- p|acL For women h o moon sign in Cancer would have a 0 ■ completely safe! Milller said the cannot conceive of taking the pill, the 30 or 30 - 0 formula. allows astrological fonjf sun, moon and stars have an answer — Miller has propounded the notion more "safe days" than] typical rhythm method, but adni astrological birth control. that a mammal conceives when the sun that many of the same At a recent seminar on the occult in and the moon in the Zodiac have one psychology handicaps are present at times 1 Hartland, Mich., Douglas Miller, noted number in common with one or both "keypoint activation." 1 astrologist, discussed his planetary numbers in a mammal's birth formula. "It is easier for placement formula for contraception. Miller studied the birth pattern of freelancers to practice single people this methl | He includes his an Arabian mare to methodology for prove his formulas. than the heavies, people who engage! starry-eyed rhythm advocates in a "Her foals were born according to my sex book, "Lady, I've Got Your Number." regularly," Miller said. "IT schedule both Pisces," he said method is extremely good if The "Numbers" are quite elatedly. | woman complicated. Miller cautioned that Miller can predict tbe time remembers to mark up calendar each month." 1 only an intermediate or advanced woman ovulates or menstruates, a Failure of the method is | astrology student can work out a simply by knowing her rising and birth alaj detailed birth chart directly related to forgetfulnessj and monthly sign. said. rhythm pattern. An accurate birth control schedule The basic formula depends on the is much more complicated. Using Miller's chart for conceptil zodiacal relationship of a woman's sun can be much Commonly, women conceive more difficult, he said.■ and moon, comparing her birth chart children around the time of their own "If transiting Mars, Saturn I to the astrological calendar. birthdate or three, six or nine months Uranus are in conjunction at 0, I The formula is based on the from their birthdates when the 150, 180 or 210 degrees trigonometric relationship between the transiting sun makes a particular ascendent sign, the fetus < astrological moon and sun at the time aspect. terminate in miscarriage or still-birth| of birth. The distance between When the planetary factors of the Miller said. signs increases or decreases by increments sun, Mars and Jupiter reach a certain "It takes a lot less time to figul of 30 degrees. aspect, her formula is "engaged," out a formula to prevent birth than I If, for example, a woman's sun is in signifying an unsafe time for sex. decide a time for a good birth," Mill L«o and her moon is in Fertilization is only possible when said. Taurus, her UNIVERSITY CLUB MEMBERS: UUSKflD SCHEDULE "Variety Is The Key To Dining Enjoyment" 3:30 PM Exp 4:40 PM Exp In addition to recently advertized "Special Evenings" at the 6:45 PM Exp 7:35 PM Exp University Club, an additional menu of food selections is now available providing a greater choice 4:25 PMd' every evening except Monday and Saturday. Club members are also encouraged to make use of the recently published "Menus For private parties of eight or more Entertaining" to plan by making advance arrangements with the club manager. 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Public phenomenon Involves the areas. it, department criteria: teaching quality, examined." sen ice is generally expected weighing the papers instead The chairmen follow written criteria when considering a number of publications and other duties which vary Soltow stressed balance his department tries the but its absence considered a negative factor. is not of evaluating them, John A. Mullins, associate professor mathematics, and departments of psychology sociology also follow ""I1;!,,';;1? faculty member for from departmental to achieve and of natural science, said this basic pattern. The said Quality teaching is expected Dept. Hu reappointment, promotion or tenure. contributions to service. public and teaching ability should recently. of Mathematics believes Canities !N However some not be doubted. Other excellence jn And sometimes the bylaws pertaining contributions to research, departments place The bylaws in the history However, much space is to promotion include the number of articles published teaching, advisement and considerably more emphasis department continue with: devoted to outlining the departments of administrative duties are Imporlant by the candidate is given on one factor over another. preference over his teaching quality. For example, the history department states in its contributions are the scholarship and true to knowledge measure of publications The candidate requirement. is to have mathematics, humanities, astronomy, sociology, important and "separate considerations of their tear < For example, both the constitute already produced an psychology and natural activities would be bylaws: "A colleague shall the most significant basis "extensive" bibliography in science. unrealistic." history and economics be considered for for a fire! departments place a great recommendations for terms of articles and the The Dept. Of Natural A candidate in the desideratum J} substantial deal of emphasis on the recommendation promotion to associate for promotion. prospect of continued Science made one of the psychology department the achie!^1 number of books or articles professor when he has shall "Though consideration research and scholarly briefest statements on the should perform well in all supportn, °ther two S1 published, with teaching published one book or has be given both to quantity and quality of a activity should not be in the "slightest" question. The issue. It follows procedure outlined in the the areas or balance a weak *he bylaws qualjr2i ability occupying a significant article candidate's publications, the performance in one area ot critical minimum of articles Policy Handbook for MSU secondary role. publications. A colleague value and excellence of is eight to 10 or more. Faculty and bases its with superior performance in the others. readmanitieS r European culture spending several years in in contact with Africa advocating Pan - i culture there has Africanism. He described ■unceasing endless and Africa as "our Tobacco ■t conflict." Road." pmichael added that t began when blacks | taken to the West l, South America and lonflict remains today Engine's purr lg blacks and whites, ■ou've got to make disturbs man I your base, being your ■ure history and W I N F ARTH1NG, ■tion." he emphasized England (UPI) - Reginald (blacks. Last said Tie Itfted the hood tmichael compared the of his car to check a strange fttial strength of blacks sputtering noise Wednesday i to the strength and found a large white cat Jj Vietnamese, perched on the top of the ftlack people see on motor block. ■ision every day the Bamese, who are short "He must have trave'ed ■ture, beating America, there for miles," Last said. "He was very dirty and a bit phey don't feel mighty a can beat America," roughed up." IANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION I as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ■Hcendentol meditation it a natural spontaneous tech- ™e which allows each individual to expand his mind and *ove his life. 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It took tied the game at 12 ■ 12. Dirk Krijt 30 minutes. "With time running out Krijt is the side - winding in the first half I made sure soccer style kicker and Dirk was ready to go in," junior college transfer from Werner said in regards to the the Netherlands who kicked last three pointer by Krijt. a football in a varsity "He said to me 'We have to contest for the first time go quickly, yes?' ... If it last Saturday against Ohio hadn't been so crucial, I State. He had been kicking would have completely for the junior varsity team broken up." up until the Ohio game and "There was never any was given a shot at the pressure on me," Dirk said. varsity kicking job last week "I guess it was a big crowd during practice when Duffy out there. The biggest Daugherty sought to get stadium in Holland only more consistency from an holds 65,000 and there was extra point kicker. more than that there. But it Krijt had already made didn't really matter to me. his presence felt on the Kicking the ball just isn't junior varsity team: that hard." physically, if nothing else. With the 13 points In his first home appearance against the Buckeyes, Krijt with the reserve squad, Dirk moved into the number four was bedecked in blue soccer spot in team scoring for the socks — a cut or two below DIRK KRIJT the normal school colors of Krijt will make his first green and white. His soccer road trip against Minnesota The kick that tied the cleats seemed almost as old as he. one shoe with a white proper distance and checking that the line is set, on Saturday and will An arrow points to the game probably be the kicker on football that sailed up and over the Bob lace and the other with a I look back to make sure McClowry (57), Jim Nicholson (70) and Marv Roberts (63) the team next year. outstretched hands of futile Ohio State defenders. The action came the kicker is ready," The kick was good and tied the game, 12 12. OSU yellow one. Dan "Why not?" Dirk with four seconds remaining in the first half in the coach W< And to Werner, who held the ball Spartans 19 -12 Hayes later said "that play stirred up MSU and top off the reasoned. "It's a cheap way upset win over the Buckeyes Saturday. Setting up the protective wall provided the on Krijt's five placements, point." turni I physical display. Krijt wore to see the country." for booter Dirk Krijt are Skip Macholz (68), Joe DeLamielleure "'I a watch. He discarded the explained. "Most kickers (59), State News photo watch after an awry hike acknowledge being set, but by Craig Port# I during Dirk just stands back there an attempted field goal landed in his hands and like he's out for a stroll." Defense he Dirk originally came to key to icer victorie was tackled while trying to get out of the way. The MSU to play soccer but watch was almost broken. changed his mind early in Last the fall after happening Saturday against Woody Hayes' Buckeyes, upon a football practice By STEVE STEIN Krijt was in proper uniform State News Sports Writer the first period. We had 22 road last week and and personally outscored "I saw them Be practicing MSU's shots on goal." said the highest one day," Dirk related hockey team the squad lacl scoring team in rebounded from two Clark experience but does a to the conference. 13-12. His between drags of a cigarette backstopped the four field goals set an MSU in the locker room after the straight defeats by Spartans in both victories skating. nonleague foe Ohio State and he will probably start in record and tied a Big Ten game Saturday. "I thought record. Krijt punched the it was a nice game. I knew two weeks ago by taking a the Spartans four - point "They make up in 1 big eight - point series from series this coming weekend skating what they \tM ball through the uprights they needed a kicker so I Minnesota specialty teams (power play from tried out. Kicking - Duluth last at Minnesota. experience," Bessone C 22, 24, 31 and 40 the ball weekend. The reason for and penalty - killing squads) "Minnesota has been! yards out. isn't hard." did well." "Clark has the inside "Dirk kicks the ball like Kicking the ball in this reversal evident to coach was quite MSU tallied five power "We needed track right now, but we still tough have been on us up therenf th Amo - that on you hit a golf ball out of practice isn't hard but a new play have four goaltenders," goals while allowing victory," Bessone said. team. sand trap." Daugherty light is on the kicking "Our defense the Bulldogs only two man - Bessone emphasized. explained. "He doesn't try- dimension when a near was doing --e job," the veteran advantage goals. "We really peppered the "However, he does have to muscle it. He kicks it just ... national television audience The Spartans'first line of those two victories in his "They have a bigifl Spartan coach M .>Th Duluth goalie in that game and our defense will hn as hard as he needs it to go and over 76.000 spectators favor." reaUy tightened up and did cocaptains Bill Sipola and and we hit the goal post make adjustments is I through the uprights." #r*LO.» hand watching your ViiCHl<3! -a-food job in front of Gagnon and Chaurest, the four times," Terpay said. The "After placing the tee the every move. BUT Dirk Gophers lost twic;e corners," the Spartan J (goalie Ron) Clark." trio which Bessone calls his "We couldn't buy a goal in to powerful Denver on tile said. Asst. coach Alex Terpay "senior line" led the added that the defensemen Spartans offensive punch. The hustling Gagnon, were clearing the puck after FREE PEPSI'S the first save instead of who the Spartans lose next RODGERS PAST QUESTIONED allowing the opposition month, had quite a series, from three and four shots at the scoring two goals and netminder. Terpay singled out picking up six assists in having a hand in eight of the Heismon rages i DOMINO'S sophomore and junior Norm Bob Barnes Boyd for RON CLARK 11 Spartan goals. Besides Mark Calder's KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — One of the biggest Rodgers was judged guilty comment on that," their play during the series. final of a service station holdup Get 2 free pepsis wi stanza — also on a two goals, the "senior line" controversies Majors. "I don't know4 In addition to their raging in the at the end of his freshman the prerequisites for I power play. was involved in every MSU the purchase of a defensive play, Big Eight Conference these season, a crime that has the pair The Spartan icers marker during the weekend. award are. I would say il small pizza, and contributed days concerns the Heisman been widely publicized and 4 free pepsis heavily to exploded for four goals in The Spartans freshman Trophy - and just what has been a detriment to him Rodgers and Amundsoofl th MSU's offensive attack. the first period the two best athletes in V Saturday line of John Sturges, Tom should be considered in the the purchase of ever since. In Friday's 5-4 Spartan Free a large pizza. triumph, Barnes scored night and the two again had hand in the fireworks. Ross and Brendon Moroney «*£«• Coach Bob Devaney led country at their posiliof 30 minute a a "is going to break out and There are , those delivery pair of power play goals Barnes' pass to Gagnon score," Bessone predicted. think on-th e-field ^ who 0ff discussion Monday Another was Miss offer good with during MSU's four • goal who set up Chaurest's "The freshman line by saying. Al Onofrio, who d Call performance should be the coupon till Sun. Nov comeback in the second breakaway goal at the :14 couldn't get a goal during agreement that a man make any reference! . 19 only subject considered. should win the Heisman period while Boyd assisted mark of the stanza started the weekend .but Rodgers, but did as toll 351-7100 Trowbridge shop only on Michel Chaurest's things off. Boyd assisted played well," they And there are others who on the basis of what he the Heisman winner shr on Terpay think character and does on the field. eventual winning tally in the the other three commented. Any be judged. goals, off-t he-field performance teaming with Barnes on Bessone called MSU's should be a criteria. problems Johnny had over Gagnon's first of two goals. from two years ago should not "I've always felt thill come - behind In the center of the award like that should! - "You always seem to hurt him in the voting now. triumph in the first game discussion is All-America If the Heisman is a character made to the tol improve the most after your Deals with Duluth a very flanker Johnny Rodgers of first games," a smiling award, it should be listed as individual," Onofrio fT important victory. The Nebraska, the closest thing "In my eyes, it shouldM Bessone said after practice such." Spartans rallied from a 2-0 instant touchdown Monday. 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Grand River Ave. Next To Card Shop ■ ■ By CHARLES JOHNSON "Track is not fun here I am ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ State News Sports Writer going to continue the best of luck in all his without Marshall," Bibbs anymore. I came here to run to run," Dill said. "I think endeavors. remarked. "He is a very MSU sprint star Marshall and enjoy the sport, but it is j Cigarettes j that I'll be ready to "As far as competition, I Dill shocked Big Ten track go the valuable runner and his ISV2 no longer pleasureable," Dill season after next because feel that he can get the same followers Monday by commented. points in the Big Ten meet "Everything is I'm going to keep myself in things done here as he can last year shows that. Of announcing his decision to work, work, work and I shape through constant hard j 3/99° | traasfer to the don't think that track there," Bibbs added. course we still have a lot of University of training and active "Because Marshall is great, fine talent and will offer a Southern California for should become like a job. competition." his goals are the highest in definite threat." what he termed "a lack of "Another principle Asst. track coach Jim the world. He could take proper treatment here at reason for my leaving is that Bibbs had talked with Dill the Big Ten titles next year According to Dill, he will head to USC next term I LIMIT 3 PKGS. S Michigan State." I feel I can get more about his transfer plaas and (coupon) ■ without very much work, where he will once again | Expires Nov. 19,1972 ■ Dill, a heralded prep star exposure and competition cited most of the reasons he from Detroit Northern at but in order to excel and renew his pursuit of a | East Lansing Store Only g Southern Cal," Dill gave as personal. achieve, work has to be before coming to MSU and currently the world record stated. "By going to Southern "I hope he will still emphasized." collegiate football addition to career in his established jimiiiaiHij change his mind," Bibbs holder in the 300 dash, had apparently been - yard Cal, I and can the run year round commented. "I still feel that a The loss of Dill would be serious blow to MSU's reputation as a Although he sprinter. hasn't 20° Off : constant he's the finest sprint contemplating the move for competition is what makes prospect in the country and chance for repeating as indoor and outdoor Big Ten competed on the varsity ■The Discount Price; some time. me tick." level for MSU, Dill still lists a fine young man on "I've been Under NCAA rules top of champs, although the football as one of the top on - thinking about Dill it. It is my hope that he Spartans are still expected making the change all this will be ineligible to priorities in his mind. term and I finally reached the coming season, but compete hasn't passed the point of to be strong. As a prep star, Dill | Kodak Color Film ■ reconsideration, but if by "Naturally, we certainly received all I LIMIT 1 ■ my decision this week," Dill doesn't expect the one year chance he has, I have • city and all - couldn't be considered as state honors in football at I (coupon) ■ said. "This is an individual a lay • off to hurt his ability. nothing to wish for him but the favorites next year decision and it doesn't tailback position. reflect any pressures from outside sources." Last year, as a freshman, DAUGHERTYS LOOK AHEAD Dill electrified the track —world by running an astounding 29.5 in the 300 - TIDE yard dash at the Michigan State relays to capture sole possesion mark. of the world He also racked up Big Duffy's By LYNN HENNING Yeoman of the University weighed the pros and the wife the MSU football season of Houston to name just a 29IC Ten indoor and outdoor cons and made his own that Michigan viewers have i State News Sports Writer titles in the 300 and 220 few. decision." watched for years. I Reg. 49c You can make yourself What has this meant to The Daugherty's yard dashes respectively. miserable by second - have her husband? Dill elaborated on his guessing yourself. nothing but the best hopes When asked if she "He's always had a real for the that Athletic g (coupon) Morshull treatment as an athlete at That's what Franees man thought her husband would ■ Expires Nov. 19,1972 ■ close relationship with his Director Burt Smith miss ■ East Lansing Store Only ■ Michigan State. Daugherty maintains and doing the show Mrs. former assistants. He's eventually selects to take that's one of the why she feels her husband reasons never stood in anybody's over the soon -to-be - Daugherty said: think so, "I he really has to don't {■■■■■■■■■■■■J way when they had the vacated head post. sandwich it in among his imen's hockey sectionals won't be uneasy once football season rolls around next year. opportunity to go on," Mrs. Daugherty revealed. "Some he has discouraged because "I hope whoever they get has much success with the job. You just can't do this other duties during the week. He will miss talking to the kids on the program Shoe "I think he'll accept this they weren't ready for it. job alone," she said. Saver the way he's accepted all of — he thinks that's great and 'layers, coach qualify You know, everybody The Duffy Daugherty he wishes they'd have been his decisions over the wants to be a head coach, Show has been a weekly years," Mrs. Daugherty doing it before this past but it's something that a television production during season." I LINDA DROEGER reflected. "He never looks also qualified for the trials person should think over Bte News Sports Writer longer along with MSU players Polly Ayres, Jan Greene, competing games. Saturday All played made day three rain field back." Many people speculated as to whether have twice before they accept." Mrs. Daugherty believes that her husband's decision I I 8 oz. sor. Reg. $1.98 $"|33: Ige-play for MSU Kay Roedel, and Carol conditions very poor but at Duffy Daugherty might take ■ LIMIT 1 to resign as coach of the in hockey players, the big time and Williams. "We were all playing this level of competition field conditions don't a coaching position Spartans might have come Today, Tonight, Tommorow ■ ■ (coupon) Expires Nov. 19.1972 even elsewhere if the right offer earlier but that optimism 2 East Lansing Store Only petition is keen. So far against some of the top allow sloppy hockey. came about, and Daugherty over the coming 1972 for a ineal or a snack ■■■■■■■■■■■■a made the grade, competition in the U.S. "It was a different brand himself has said Syracuse MSU season beckoned her lented r the players including college level of hockey and all of our University might be one of husband to stay on. Snow Michigan players and experienced TakeyourvmM players learned that no the jobs he'd consider...if -•'last year*had we had a ■liege first ™ Lakes team at the Sectionals in club members. The MSU matter what the ground conditions were right. real good season I think he S Brush players looked good but the conditions, they couldn't "1 think the only reason hunsgrtoM tie, Ohio last Saturday competition will be even get away with mistakes the he ever said Syracuse was would have bowed out. But and ■Sunday and all four stiffer in the trials," Baile things looked so promising 1 chosen to compete in said. way they could in collegiate dual-competition," Baile because it's his alma mater," Mrs. Daugherty stated. this year." S Ice Scraper She also stresses that it Hnal stepping-stone to From a field of 154 said. "And besides he's a good was her husband's, and the sectional players, 66 chosen by I11 the trials all players only 29° were friend of Ben her husband's, decision to Great Lakes selectors for will be scrambled randomly Schwartzwalder (Syracuse j Reg. 49c coach Mikki the trials this FYiday and into new teams and will be resign. head football coach) and he played Saturday at Ohio Wesleyan selected on an individual "Strange as it may seem," against her hopes Ben has a good Mrs. Daugherty said, "it in Delaware, Ohio. basis to represent the Great J team members on the season." really was his decision. He Enjoy these specials: ■ Arbor Assn. team and Each of the 14 teams Lakes team in the national Daugherty has also seen | East Lansing Store Only ■ tournament. many former assistants go Happy Hours 2-4 p.m. Mon. - Fri. "This is an exciting time down the road of success as Music by Buzz Jones Wed. !■■■■■■■■■■■■] for all of us. The trials make Music by Norwood Thurs. head coaches at other r0 frock or break a lot of women's hockey nationals decide futures, our the fate," schools. Bob Devaney of the University Frank Kush of Nebraska, of Arizona Music by Steve Reynolds Mon. Music by Bummer Humphrey Tues. i ■ j&j 1 ■ Baile Baile said. State University, and bill Delicious Doily Food said. " ■ state Bill , ■ Cotton Swabs oser to reality ********* Specials served by J Vursity Special j YORK (UPI) - former star hurdler with the Jssional track and field University of Tennessee, smiling waitresses la step closer toward who has also agreed to $1.75 delivers a medium 12" (2 item) 231 MAC ^ly H a.m. - 2 a.m. ■ Reg. $1.50 UJ ■ ping a reality Tuesday compete for the new league. Varsity Pizza. 11 items to choose from. * 351-2755 Sunday noon - midnight LIMIT 1 m International Among the cities m Valid with this ad Wed. & Thurs. Nov. 15 (coupon) ■ I for 1. announced scheduled for meets which & 16, 1972 * ■ ■ Expires Nov. 19,1972 East Lansing Store Only Q a "run-for-pay" are scheduled through June g ft that will include such of 1973 are Los Angeles, * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ pic stars |V Matson. as Jim Ryun, Lee Evans and Albuquerque, Baltimore, N.M., Chicago, * Free, hast. Hot Delivei * * SEMI0RS!?! press conference Oklahoma City, San Diego, Louisville, Pittsburgh, * VARSITY * Will You be in the Chapstick: J*Subs (4 to n downtown choose from) a Philadelphia and Long |urant here, Michael Island, N.Y. The European *Foot long * president of the i'>n announced that sites include London, Paris, Varsity Dogs *Hamburgs 1 227 E. Grand River * Grenoble, France, Pries 0f professional Copenhagen, Berlin, *Pinbal^ 332-6517 * * 1973 P ^ith prize monies of will begin in Munich, Stockholm, Brussels and Oslo. **************** I Reg. 49c 29c! r I of 1973. O'Hara said at least 18 meets have Wolverine??? scheduled for the led States with an ■tonal 17 planned for 100 mtr B" told, Ped for each meet with events are This is your Last Chance : Vaseline I or five competitors in T 'n addition to Intensive Mi Seagren and Ryun, Matson, gallons Care Cream fjer five performers are fted to sign contracts to have your ■ [ "J® association next of gas f conference > present was at the New Yearbook Portraits I Reg. 89c 59° FREE! I ^"iant defensive back LIMIT 1 rm°nd Flowers, a I LORAL That's what you get when you finance your new car at the MSU Taken Employees Credit Union. I ^AST LANSING It's just our way of saying "thanks" for letting us serve you. Roses And speaking of new cars, right now is bargain time for new call Vicks $2.49 car buyers. Higher prices appear certain in the near future. 353-52 a doz. So buy that new car now and save two ways! Don't Inhaler Forget to Return hJ We graph m EMPLOYEES I your proofs | Reg. 65c LIMIT 1 391 Rk/ lowers worldwide . 600 E. Crescent Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. (coupon) ires Nov. to Rm. 36A Union 19,1972 Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 -ansing Store Only d State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 15, 1972 17 For Sale ](<£] ig70 Norton CAPE, hooded, floor Storm flooding in state forces evacuations - length, FOUND: SMALL black dog J0 and 1971 rust color, worn once. Phone UNION BOARD FLIGHTS with red collar, Stoddard, 356-8712. 3-11-17 offers Christmas flight Grand River area. 351-7023. to (continued from page 1) Grosse Pointe Farms to five inches of snow and f^cc. Also blue star London Weather Service, by strong ts and poles. Call C-3-11-17 for $185. Stop in the Erie Post said another police said water from Lake slush pulled down power 3-11-15 CHESS SETS - handcrafted Monday Friday, 1 - 4 pm. northeasterly winds that . Second floor Union. C-11-30 300 - 500 persons would St. Clair battered the lines in Highland Township, forced the water level of onyx $30 - $40. 485-0870 FOUND, 1 small white kitten on have to.be evacuated and breakwall at Lakeshore Commerce 4 'dial arm before 8pm. 3-11-17 corner of Ann and Charles. Township, Lake Erie, in particular, to M91ED SKIIS - YAMAHA Hi-flex 210 moved to high ground if Road throughout the night, Waterford Township and rise three - to - five feet. POLAROID 332-2575. C-3-11 17 cm Nevada — 350 automatic, Grand-Prix flooding continued. spraying water 20 feet Lake Orion, leaving 3-11-15 brand new camera with flash, LOST: SIBERIAN bindings, good condition. Westover said the across the road. thousands of residents The storm started early I5#off new price. husky male, . Call Neil, 332-5102. 3-11-16 carrying case. Originally 10 months old. National Guard has In St. Clair Shores, police without power for several Monday in the Lower $160. Only $100. 353-7040. Reward aCHINE Clearance Phone 489-6395. 2-11-15 requested "more for relief said there was high water on hours during the night. It Peninsula at Muskegon with ind new portable, 2-11-17 of our men than anything most of the streets on the was restored by morning. rain, moved across the state 6 per month. Large MANS' WHITE else." The county's entire south side of the city. The as mixed rain and snow by 0( reconditioned MONROE 10 key adding gold diamond flooding was caused, ring, one major diamond and force of sheriffs deputies, In Oakland County, four according to the National afternoon. ,chlnes. Singers. machine, $100. Phone 3 smaller diamonds STOP PLAYING budget bingol. mounted civil defense workers and 355-5017, 372-0352. 3-11 17 in a horseshoe design. Lost at Look for a better job in local police and firemen ;v tJec his, New Home others," $19.95 football game Saturday. A today's Classified Ads. duty through the Hanoi envoy on way to Paris SONY STEREO receiver. Dual were on 9.9 5 Terms. substantial reward offered. )S DISTRIBUTING turntable, two 10" two - way Call Alumni Association night or on alert. 1115 North speakers, Koss headphone. Flood conditions also 489 6448. 355-8314.3-11-16 Slightly used. $350. prevailed in some areas of 353-7040. 2-11-16 (continued from page 1) and delay the signing of the deadline when we have to LOST: SMALI , Wayne County. serious and have good will "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for agreement and to carry on sign the agreement because rnjnt. Pentax spot YASHICA LYNX Approximately 50 families so that the war the war, the Vietnamese - 14 - E FI.4 pinning and engagement were evacuated from Harbor may end at we still have some problems „,iy 330 stereo reel camera with Honeywell flash. notices is 12 noon Thursday an early date and peace may people are determined to and we'd like the North Island when the Detroit fand cassette tape Just like new. $70. 353-7040. for Friday's paper. 347 soon return to Vietnam. persist in and step up the Vietnamese to make it er ■ 8 - track Color tv 2-11-16 \/\ Student Services. S-12-1 River flooded the island for the first time in recent "If the U.S. continues to seek ways to side fight till genuine independence, freedom and clear," he continued. "And I 3 used 8 track TRUMPET, SILVER COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. memory. can say on the - Olds, stereo albums, excellent condition with case. SINCERE SEEKERS for the Reasonable rates, fast service. prolong the negotiations peace are achieved." part of the Republic of oriental wall great wisdom and power In Paris, Nguyen Thi Vietnam, we are ready to i Golf clubs, full set Wilson Phone Jack/Bob. 351-2474. |ltS. WILCOX Staff. 1 year old. 349-1850. known to the ancients. May Binh, head of the Viet Cong sign tomorrow if they agree write for the free peace negotiating team, said , HAND store, 3-11-17 book, THE to withdraw their troops Ml Michigan. 8 • 5:30 MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed she fears the forthcoming and to clarify some of the INDOOR PAINTING, Saturday. without obligation to those round of secret talks nday • ELECTROPHONIC AM/FM experienced student painter. new points of the agreement," Master Charge, who are interested in . stereo, automatic changer, air Exceptional rates, references. may lead to deadlock Lam said. ...ericard, terms, suspension speakers. Good mystical thought. SCRIBE Call Kim, 351-4719. 4-11-17 because President Nixon Lam's statement on the trades. C-11-30 sound. $85. 353-4274 after 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order , "does not really want to North Vietnamese appeared 6pm. 5-11-21 AMORC, San Jose, California FOR QUALITY service on end the war." to be 95114. 0-1 -11-15 stereo Announcements for It's The Weekly People Clul a compromise on equipment, see the What's Happening She told newsmen that tLES and pistols of at 7:30 p.m. today i Buy, trade, and sell, 2 SEARS ALLSTATE 4 ply STEREO SHOPRE, 543 East received in must be meet Saigon's part on the - MAIL ORDERS the State News Union Oak Room. the Nixon administration is and used. Guns can mechanics of the pullout. snow tires, 7.50 - 14. $30. Grand River.C-11-30 office, 341 Student Services ited for the hunting 351-3926. 3-11-17 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two seeking major changes in the Saigon earlier had been es in town. class days before publication. draft peace agreement "so demanding an immediate Lm stock. See BOB'S COAT FOR SALE Red No announcements will be as to leave us at the mercy withdrawal. JhOP, 2412 South crushed velvet, worn 1 time. accepted by phone. Nha proposed that the jll 371 2244. Closed Size 24Vi. 2 78x14 Firestone CLASSIFIED ADS Foreign Minister Tran peace talks be are The American Society of expanded 120 11 23 town and country snow tires But matchmakers with cars fitted Agricultural Engineers will meet Van Lam said Saigon would into three forums: on rims. Used 2 months. to your budget. Check there at 7 action p.m. today in 118 agree to a partial pullout of •A public forum in which I BIKES at huge 393-4362. 2-11-16 now! Agricultural Engineering Bldg. selling something good you North Vietnamese troops all four parties in the CROSSROADS don't need anymore with a Anyone interested is invited. today in 209 Horticulture Bldg. 12:30 from South Vietnam with Vietnam war South | — ■ 210 Abbott, Donald Dewey, professor of I - FENDER STRATOCASTER STATE News Classified Ad. >5-11.17 guitar, white, like new, hard easy. Just dial 355-8255 Typing Service Buttcrfield invite you to join in horticulture, will speak on "Bad the remainder regrouping in under international Vietnam, North Vietnam, shell for a s Ad \ Apples are not always Bad." zones the United States and the case, rosewood She'll a "Joyful Process" at 9 p.m. fingerboard, $300. 484-4856. help j TYPING TERM papers, theses, supervision for gradual Viet Cong — discuss the Friday in the 2A and 2B The weekly business flick will 4-11-20 etc. Electric. Experienced. be shown at 9:45 a.m. withdrawal. "whole comprehensive today in JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Both Lam and settlement to end the war PREGNANT? WE understand. 118 Eppley Center. a top ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV - C-11-30 A Family Ecology Club mixer Call us. Pregnancy presidential aide, Hoang and restore peace, not only 18". Good condition. $45. will he held at 4 p.m. The Soaring Club will meet at today in Due Nha, demanded that a in counseling. 372-1560. 307 Human 7:30 p.m. today in 35 Union for Vietnam, but in tICTURES, plaques, •lection in Lansing. I stereos, all 355-2890 after MODERN noon. 3-11-17 TERM accurate PAPERS, theses, service. Satisfaction fast Meeting officers Ecology members, electing and refreshments are Bldg. a film and cartoon. Bring the North Vietnamese troop withdrawal provision be Indochina." •A SILKSCREEN BABYSITTERS TAKE notice! guaranteed. Call 484-2661. planned. written into any final peace public or private jre including forum between North and copper tones, "Fishermen Check the classified ads and 3-11-17 I Nearly an acre of agreement. Mending Nets." 29" x 39". The Iron Fist will meet at 10 South Vietnam to discuss ne to BELL COUNTERPOINT Friday A draft agreement $75. 332-8716. 3-11-17 DISSERTATION, TERM tonight in A21I Armstrong Hall Nutrition Club at 7:30 the status of the November 17th. 1-11-15 |ruRE, 4601 North papers, etc. Experienced to begin the construction of a Thursday in 9 Human F.co worked out in Paris last demilitarized zone, the >t (North US - 27) ten foot cross in anticipation of Bldg. Elections and events month between Kissinger AMPLIFIER - FENDER super typist, IBM Selectric. Call 5-11-17 reverb, STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per the second coming. All paynims and Tho contains no such question of reunification of excellent condition. Karen, 882-2639. 0-1-11-15 month, $23 per term. Free are invited. the two Vietnams according Call 371-4582. 3-11-17 delivery, service and pick-up. provision, though it calls for large selection of to the 1954 Geneva accords. No deposit. TV's available at The MSU Promenaders invite a withdrawal of all United II DISCOUNT7 2615 SHASTA TRAVEL trailer, 1966 you to an evening of square and States and other allied •A same rates. Call NEJAC, public or private - 16', sleeps 6, self - 337-1300. C-11-30 round dancing at 7 p.m. todjiy forces from Vietnam within forum for the two South |lichigan, Lansing. contained with shower. Gas 882-0940. 3-11-17 in 34 Women's Intramural Bldg. 0.5-11-17 60 days of signing. Vietnamese parties — Saigon or electric. Call 485-9834. FREE ... A lesson in Lam said it would be and the Viet Cong — "to 5-11-21 ANN BROWN. Typing and : 3 complete complexion care. Call difficult to say if the war discuss matters pertaining to multilith offset printing. only, :«37V. 484-4519, East Michigan or could be ended in time to the internal political SYLVANIA MINI modular Complete service foV |KS FURNITURE. stereo. One year old. $80, 485-7197, Lansing Mall. dissertations, theses, The Pagan Temple of Lansing get American forces home solution, that i§ the future 0.0-11-30 Merle Norman Cosmetics 353-2421. 5-11 21 manuscripts, general typing, is organizing classes in the occult by Christmas. of the political system Studios. C-3-11-16 IBM. 23 years experience. and witchcraft. There will be a "It's hard to say a here." ig machines, DON'T FORGET blood comes meeting at 7 p.m. today at 527 YASHICA LYNX - 14, excellent 349-0850. C-11-30 AFRO CUTS and all Afro only from people. Save life. Ind up.Zig Consoles es, • Zag and and condition, 1969 model, supplies. UNION BUILDING Give blood. a Professional Clifford St. Call 372-5983 for s. s, Also, used $3.50 and instruction book, $65. 371-2251. 5-11-21 BARBER SHOP. BOARD EXAM TUTORING. C-1-11-15 COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of donors MICHIGAN compensated. COMMUNITY Liberation it 9 p.m. will host Friday at 215 S. a Snow job starts early pCTRO - GRAND, theses, Resumes, BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. St. Call 353-9795 for ichigan, Lansing. Tutoring classes now being C-11-30 5pm. Saturday formed for the coming publications. Across from (continued from 1) • page oon. 0-11-30 LSAT, MCAT, DAT board campus, corner M.A.C. and STRETCH BUDGET dollars! "In a snow emergency situation, our job is to keep For information call Grand River, below Jones BLACK MALE cat, 6 months. exams. Sell h Corona typewriter Stationery Shop. Call no longer needed emergency routes open for police and ambulances," Ferris Free. Owner allergic. Phone (313) 354-0085. 0-1-11-15 Aping table. Good COPYGRAPH appliances to cash buyers said. 351-0950. 3-11-15 SERVICES, with Want Ads. Dial ion, $50. 882-5050. FLORIDA need lift 17th/ 337-1666. C-11-30 After roads are cleared, crews move to clearing off 355-8255 now! The MSU 18th to spend Thanksgiving Cycling Club w sidewalks — starting with high - priority buildings like the FREE PUPPY beagle, mix, neet at 7:30 toda\ in 208 Mer with fiance, or ride South the TYPING TERM papers and two months. Needs good PICTURES, in color, of 1972 ntramural Administration Building and Cowles House. Bldg. Anyor JIC 360 bass amplifier, home. 355-2027. 1-11-15 17th. 353-1435. 4-11-16 theses. Electric typewriter, spring and fall MSU scenes iterested in watching a six d; "Everyone has a specific job to do, it's a carefully tts, 6 months old, fast service. Call 349-1904. it condition, and events for 1972 icycle race should attend. thought - out snow (removal) plan," Ferris explained. best 98786. 5-11-16 ALASKAN MALAMUTES Peanuts Personal Wolverine yearbook. $5.00 A red - marked map on Ferris' office wall shows the The South Collegia! Very nice puppies for show for each published. Call route each removal vehicle and crew will take and in which or pets. Excellent blood line. 355-8263 from 1-5 ellowship will meet at junior, 1959 model, p.m. imight in 39 Uni direction it will move. mt condition. AKC. Reasonable prices. Monday through Friday. A Bib MSU keeps a large number of machines waiting for snow 349-0458. B-1-11-15 2-11-15 Timothy 5. All ai each ranging in size from year, large tank like I's item. Appraised at a - Best offer over $250. The MSU "bombardier" plow on treads — to a snow shovel. These 11.4-11-15 BLOODHOUNDS. AKC, all WANTED: SMALL, working, Paddleball - 10SPEED -$65. ages, male or female. Phone 1-546-3250. B-1-11 15 :ion jlsftj balanced spinning wheel and accessories. Reasonably Racket ball Club will meet at 8:15 Intramural tonight in 215 Men's machines with their crews of 30 men are charged with keeping 50 miles of roads, 96 miles of sidewalksf and Bldg. to discuss the 18,600 parking places portable TV, $50. RIDERS - SHARE driving, priced. 339-8685 after 6pm. Midwest on campus free of snow, Ferris said. Regional I'addleball 2 1200 integrated GENTLE HORSE. Part Mpls/St. Paul 11-22, return XS-5-11-16 East Lansing does not have the sidewalk problem that San Fernando, We're ascending I $450. Duckdown Appalousa. $300 or 11-26. 2900 Northwind Drive MSU must face, but both MSU and the city of East the tone scale again! Until No. 622. 5-11-20 Lansing H bag, $40. 332-0367. reasonable offer. 351-4254. WANTED CHICK to find St ude spend approximately $50,000 apiece for snow removal each spring in L.A. - Signed - 3-11-16 house with. Call 482-6989 Organ will spot year. Sweety Pie. 1-11-15 ibian night with food, music after 5pm. 5-11-17 and dancing at 7 p.m. Saturday "MSU doesn't have as many streets," Ferris commented, AKC SIBERIAN HUSKIES at the Armory Hall. 2500 S. "but we make it up in sidewalk cleaning." canisters and uprights, -$75 and up. OUOBOROS teed 1 full year. $7.88 PICTURES, in color, of 1972 Washington Ave. Tickets are Both MSU and the city face variable bills for snow KENNELS. Phone 655-3632. I u m cleaners, 109 International "P. DENNIS 5-11-20 COWBOYS! MATURE and spring and fall MSU scenes Center removal, depending on the severity of the winter. IBUTING COMPANY, THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring authentic, with GUNS on and events for 1973 Large fleets of equipment are kept by both city and you Bahamas, $119, Spain hips, short jackets, boots and Wolverine yearbook. $5.00 0rth Cedar, opposite COCKER BLONDE female, 8 The People's Co- campus, but private snow removal companies are called in irket. C-3-11-16 $239, Hawaii, $269, tiny pants. Well defined bone for each published. Call to clear streets when a huge snowfall occurs. weeks, AKC, shots, wormed. Barbados, $270, Aruba, structure. Bring your horses 355-8263 from 1 - 5pm, 34 Union to di But the past two winters have been $70. 487-0008. 5-11-20 gentle, both men 535. Good condition, $257. Call STUDENTOURS, and lassoes. Call Vickerella, Monday through Friday, 351-2650. 10-11-15 351-6475. 1-11-15 X-2-11-16 munity chest drive agreed, so expenditures have been low. '• Call after 4pm. ISHER, ¥• old. • GE., avocado, 3 $125. 349-3635. PORTABLE Excellent MOBILE HOMES really move when you advertise them for sale in the State News Want Ads - 355-8255. CEDAR GREENS Ctopctuncrtam RITZCRAFT 12'X60' -Royal. 2 unfurnished, | walnut STEREO console, bedroom, $3,500. Phone 487-6248. combination, a"d 2-11-15 tape, $200. '059. 2-11-15 ROYCRAFT - 12' x 52', furnished on shaded lot. y SEWING machine. Many extras. Holt area. Vht "itch with Phone 699 2960. 5-11-21 rents. in cabinet, $50. f1'. 3-11-ie undJGD 4620 S.iiAGADORN Jus: north of Mt. Hope Rd. IJER 3 STRING, ss La-,ed- ^ape 11-17 Call hand Peter, - IF FIND SOMETHING? YOU'VE found a pet or article of value, we want to 1135 Michigan Avenue to Brody Complex TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for WINTER, SPRING, SUMV1ER. These spacious luxury apartments are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean help you return it. Just come furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual in to the State News CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples ender central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 instruments. Classified Dept. and tell us units for WINTER, SPRING & SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted ,LY |"w Martin, Gibson, INSTRUMENTS, that you want to place an ad and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated paramount News. in EAST LANSING STATE individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking space for swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to BANK'S found column. As a be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. The 2 every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private public service EAST bedroom units start at $60/month per man. cornParel Lowest balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want LANSING STATE BANK FOR M. 'ecord prices in to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: will run the ad at no extra Marshall music. cost to you. units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE and TWELVE "Street. C-MI-IB EAST LANSING 372-2797 or 351 8631. MODEL OPEN 12-5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 and 12 - MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE . STATE BANK. month leases available. I"PPLE~c7d.7; No rrMa',lves \N|AL • 4 m'les FARM 1 U.S. added. North of 27. FOUND: male, home or C-3-11-15 BLACK labrador, white whiskers want owner. 353-7376. MANAGEMENTEXCI.USIVEL Y BY: 351-1310 ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. *41 E. SAGINAW HWY. 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