. ,h< michigan Volume 65 Number 65 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 16, 1972 Cuba-U.S. accord on MIAMI, Fla. (AP) hijacking asked - Castro government called on the The Fidel has been Cuba's insistence in agreement to what it calls the tying any The statement blamed imperialism for encouraging the illegal "Yankee United States Wednesday to hijacking of boats and planes from arrivals in Cuba from the United States engage in Cuba to the United States immediate bilateral negotiations for an by refugees and departures from Cuba to the agreement governing all types of fleeing the island. United States with the objectives of Cuba has often called for the return subversion and propaganda ..." hijackings — including air and sea of these boats and piracy and armed attacks against Cuba planes held in this country. ( It also accused the United States of by exiles. "mercenary aggressions and pirate "In the opinion of the government Another point of contention attacks carried out by CIA vessels of Cuba, this is the between the two countries are exile ' as merchant ships..." only competent, encursions into Cuba rapid and effective way to halt the by Cubans living wave of airplane in the United States. (continued hijackings and similar, on page 13) serious violence which endangers human lives," the statement, read over Top U.S. official Havana radio, said. The announcement, monitored in Miami, came amid numerous pleas by U.S. airline officials and congressman for some sort of accord between the two nations on the hijacking menace. quits Vietnam The Cuban request for bilateral negotiations was similar to statements made by Cuban officials at least twice wm previously. But it appeared to be Cuba's strongest statement yet on the f military project 11-year-old problem. The call for a bilateral accord was contained in a long position paper Storm d issued Tuesday by the Castro government and distributed DA NANG, Vietnam, (AP) — ignorance of Vietnam, of the A cottage in suburban Bay Village collapsed Tuesday under the pounding of waves in a storm Wednesday by all news media. Willard E. Chambers, a ranking official peculiarities of a people's war and of that hit the Great Lakes. High water levels have forced The stumbling block in the past, in the American pacification many homeowners in southern Michigan reiterated in the present declaration, program the requirements of to flee from their homes. in Vietnam, has resigned his $42,000 - AP wirephoto counterinsurgency." a - year job "in sheer disgust with the leadership and the philosophy being Both politically and militarily, he HIGH WATER SUBSIDING applied" to what he calls a much maligned cause. said, the Americans have been unable to carry out policies capable of Though protest resignations have defeating the insurgent forces. occurred occasionally during the "After all these years of war," Vietnam War, veteran observers here Flood victims IMITCn PHFSQ INTFRN ATIDNA1. begin drying out can recall no other U.S. official as senior as Chambers quitting under such circumstances. Chambers said, "I read the newspaper and think, 'This is where I this war.' Binh Chi, Bien Hoa came into Duong, Hau Nghia, Cu — the same names we ■By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL " ■■ ballpark figure on "damages," Monroe ... .... "Luckily, there was no problem Heavy snow and slush pulled down After more than six years as a were fighting over then, we're fighting County Sheriffs Lt. Howard Quillin with water supplies here," Quillin said. civilian official in Vietnam, Chambers now. We're bombing the same places ■ Michigan residents began the task of said. "It seems like it'll go power lines in Oakland County, into the "The water was not contaminated said all over again." by leaving several areas without electricity \n his final report to the p\ng out nearly 2,000 homes and at millions of dollars." the flooding because 99 per cent of it pacification agency: "I am no longer It is disturbing, he added, to dozen small businesses Civil Defense agencies helped as Monday night. is city water here anvway." willing to remain patient with the contemplate the future because "your Wednesday as flood waters subsided many as 300 persons leave homes and The parade of overranked nonentities enemy always poses for you that gale force winds which sent Michigan Bell Telephone Co. type of long the windwhipped shores of businesses as waves pounded up whose actions reflect their lakes Huron and Erie. waves crashing onto the lakeshores reported no major problems. own (continued on page 9) Michigan s eastern coastlines. "We I "We've got the Army Corps of have Monday night and Tuesday left water no way of knowing how many «waist high in homes" from Stony ngineers coming in to try to give us a people left on their own," one Civil Island to the 0hio Line by Defense official said. Its a wonder there weren't any Tuesday officials at the aftermx afternoon, scene, according » DRAFT RESISTERS SAY deaths or injuries,. Luna Pier is still lity to file under three feet of water," Quillin said early Wednesday. jn Bay County, Civil Defense units piled sandbags along the shorelines to keep the crashing waters of Saginaw Amnesty hopes ended A propane gas explosion destroyed Bay from sweeping houses off their three homes >uit against in Luna Pier, which joined Bolles Harbor and Morris Point foundations. , , ... as hardest hit. Gov. Milliken called "We re completely surrounded by (C) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS of Brooklyn, N.Y., says that although deserters out the National Guard to help wate/< N°rma Dauer' who hves on MONTREAL, Nov. 14 - For the living here — the majority of the flow of men across the border has andlords evacuation in the Monroe County towns. The guard was called back late Tuesday. late 1 ^ sa, , , _ Ve 1'Ved OUt heIe SlnCe high school and I've never, never seen it like , thousands of draft age American men who consider - themselves political them, some say — insist that they plan to spend the rest of their lives in Canada. But an amnesty would permit declined in the past year or so, he still sees a dozen newcomers a week, half this. It's just one solid bay all around refugees in Canada, President Nixon's of them deserters, the other half draft them to make visits to the United By DEBBIE CALKINS Red Cross officials said nearly 700 us." overwhelming re - election wiped out States without risking arrest. delinquents. State News Staff Writer families, or 2,000 persons, suffered what of them called Because many of the Americans are one "the last "You'd like to be able to go home major losses. Red Cross registered and Many local police, firemen and civil small, sneaking hope" that they might here illegally, and because even the for a family wedding or a funeral, or J The city of East Lansing will try to fed nearly 250 persons in three defense workers were on duty through some day go home again. just because one day you decided. legal ones are not categorized in pip eight students who have been emergency high school shelters and without heat for a month by taking Monday night and into Tuesday "I never really believed that there Hey, it's time to see the parents," said Canadian government statistics by provided some 300 cots and 450 afternoon without a break. would be an amnesty," said a U.S. their draft status, no one knows how Daniel Zimmerman, who runs the peir landlords to court for violation blankets to disaster victims. Only one Wayne County also hit, Army deserter named Donald, who Toronto Antidraft many of the young exiles there are in •fa city code. was as some Program, a of the emergency shelters remained 50 families were evacuated from lives in Montreal. "But now, after that Canada, but 50,000 is regarded as a counseling service on the third floor of 1 City manager John Patriarche said open early Wednesday, and officials Harbor Island when the Detroit River landslide victory, I'm damn sure there an old brick building. conservative estimate. Wednesday that the city will take said there were no flood victims flooded the land for the first time in won't." Zimmerman, a 24 - year - old draft Clearly there are more than "the |lelen Lp and George Ziegler, landlords of spending the night there. house at 923 Burcham Drive, recent memory. Many of the draft dodgers and dodger from the Williamsburg section (continued on page 14) to fourt for failure to comply with a city lode which states "every dwelling shall •ave heating." i « The tenants at the Burcham address complaint against the ieglers before the court hearing date be set, Patriarch said. Grants--who calls the shots? By BECKIE HANES the tight national financial scene, Milton E. Muelder, vice president of of Agriculture, Natural Science, I The tenants will be signing the State News Staff Write Grider said. research development, disagrees with pnplaint today, executive director of News Analysis The effect big money has on the idea that big money dominates Human Medicine and Medicine do not receive money from Veterinary ™ Public Students are not the only people who Interest Group in Michigan research topics through an agency's research topics, claiming it is a "big this fund because they usually receive receive rewards for scholastic University received more than $22.5 selection process is sometimes myth." substantial grants from outside million for sponsored research and questioned. The fund, which began nearly 20 agencies, Muelder said. educational programs from "In the long run, agencies do have years ago. runs on $100,000 to Even though professors depend on (continued governmental and private agencies. an effect on what is researched," $125,000 per year from the on page 9) For the 1971-72 year, the The Office of Research and (continued on 9) Grider explained. University's general fund. The Colleges page Contract Administation supervised monies for 1,743 grants and contracts from federal, state and private agencies ^SMSU criticizes during this period. There is little difference between VATICAN CITY (AP) the devil is through sex, - Pope Paul VI said Wednesday dominating "communities and entire societies" narcotics and doctrinal errors. contracts and research grants because The 75 - year - old pontiff, speaking in a sad and dramatic voice, addressed a crowd of 6,000 at the weekly expulsion at speech both must account for money and return unused funds. But grants are public audience in the huge hall off St. Peter's Basilica. more generally desirable because they Vatican observers said the Pope was voicing concern over Satanic cults and spiritualist sects that have spread Wednesday issued a flagrant act of racial prejudice, have fewer regulations, recently from the United States and northern Europe to PWiement criticizing the exclusion of accompanied by threats of violence. Howard Grider, director, said one Italy. Police said last month reported vandal damage in the r 'te students from a K°.e,y Carmichael in speech by Conrad "It is my opinion that the present half of all grants are from educational status of the Office of Black Affairs as and health generally of the Dept. of Devil on chapel where the Holy Shroud is held in Turin's Cathedral. They added that this indicated black Satanist ASMSU funded cabinet Health, Education and Welfare. Grants a mass a |I An *"t°num Monday night. an rite — had been celebrated — by persons who broke into the official statement by the Office department, comes into question with from the Dept. of Defense amounted church at lirv, i Affairs, the group which this type Wahula said. of irresponsible conduct," to about $300,000. in sex, night. The Holy Shroud is venerated here as Christ's burial linen. ||!*?nSored the speech, is expected Wahula said ASMSU does not The nongovernmental agencies There are reports that spiritualist seances by those who contributed approximately $2.7 believe they can contact the dead have become question the right of a group of fairly LE!do" Nonnamaker, vice president Mil ntstill e is affairs- said Wednesday his students to have closed meetings, but rather, the right of an ASMSU —soonsored cabinet million divided among 572 grants so University professors could pursue a particular research project. Grider said pontiff frequent even in Rome." "We all are under an obscure domination," Pope Paul collecting information said. "It is by Satan, the prince of this world, the No. 1 deeming the incident deDartment to discriminate on the the.sf. Pritvate agencies are umu . enemy." we have all the facts basis of race on University property, special-interest associations ko u,U" u"8 this incWent and a chance Wahula said no formal agreement For example, the Pickle Packers He said the devil was a "terrific reality - mysterious and lothie,g" this information, I have concerning the Carmichael speech International, Inc., a small private awe - inspiring." fejjj nj> further to say," Nonnamaker existed between the two student company, is sponsoring a grant m the In a reference to devil worship he deplored those who groups, as indicated i in Wednesday's horticulture department. r hid°nAowWahu,a' ASMSU deplores ASMSU president, this alleged (continued on page 13) Not all proposals get funded by the agencies the professor wants becauseof (continued on page 9) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan iTh^y.Nownrt^ teas 1SLL aP. a Area lottery sales fall short By LINDA WERFELMAN had won large prizes in similar at other businesses, Though they had ordered Trowbridge Road. glimmctry State News Staff Writer Most of the 1,000 tickets lotteries run by other states including Quality Dairy. and expected to sell 2,500 MSU ordered by the students have had bought tickets within 1201 E. Grand River Ave. tickets, daily sales have pharmacy said. ate Lottery joined in the statewide have been sold. A. Leslie minutes of each other, he Nearly 450 tickets were averaged about 120 tickets, stampede for lottery tickets, said. sold Monday, though sales he said. Sisco, asst. manager of the but their interest has been A number of people who in subsequent days have He predicted that sales store, said. 'Sales went JpPisi less pronounced than that of other Michigan residents. enter the store to purchase subsided, store manager may .rise when a greater He predicted that the m®jor plait's Well ^ lottery tickets may leave as Mike Mocere said. number of people become remaining tickets ordered Monday" me "The first day we had a customers, Greenfell "We're not setting the aware of the locations of by the store will be sold agenu i. crush — we sold about 500 suggested, adding that this world on fire," he added. sales agents. today. reported tickets that ii, h,'« tickets," David Greenfell. effect would be difficult to The situation was similar Sales have been stronger Proper assessment of Hanson said. have beJ manager of Tom Sawyer's assess until the end of the at Lizard's, 224 Abbot in several businesses south statewide sales will be ^ Book Raft, 255 Ann St., Christmas Itoad, manager Sam Howes of campus, including Dot difficult until the Nov. 24 shopping season. said. "Then it leveled off a The said. Discount drawing, David sales pattern was Pharmancy, 920 Hanson, little bit and Wednesday it was about 250." He predicted that his "IVt' all are obscure domination. under It is an store authorized and most other lottery ticket KENNEDY CHOICE FOR '76 by sales Satan, the prince of this agents would lose money because of the world, the No. I enemy. " Pope Paul VI amount of time employes would be forced to devote to ticket sales. "You have to Dem t governors sell 1,000 tickets to make WASHINGTON from (AP) Washington to the other group or individual. Sen. Hubert $50," he said. "I don't Democratic leaders Humphrey, think anybody will make the country say the across party grassroots. Norbert Dreiling, the M. However, Kennedy Sen. Edward of Alabama Gov. Wallace and Sens. Edmund George rl0,ida' California. J0hn ^neyo, Adlai Steven,! money on this." should look more to its Kansas party chairman, said The agents receive 5 governors for direction in Democrats need to "get out Massachusetts stood out as the individual most looked Muskie of Maine and M. Jackson of Henry Washington S-»«";«• per cent commissions. A number of ticket the election aftermath of the landslide which of the halls of Congress and go to the grassroots and see to for party guidance and was far and away the were tries mentioned for new McGovern's Sargent Shriver ^ »il at the White House, buyers have expressed the buried presidential nominee what the people are saying." of belief that they could very George McGovern. And in particular he said Democrat most mentioned along with new faces like the gubernatorial influenJ tUm J as a prospect for the 1976 Govs. Robert well make money, Greenfell Decking of Probably stems from Eagleton resents charge added. An Associated they should listen governors "who have their to presidential nomination. Kansas and Reubin Askew fact that S "You can tell right away McGovern still was of Florida, Sens. Birch Democrats did Press survey of state ears to the ground a little mentioned as a party leader, Bayh much better at the state who is of Indiana, Lawton and going to buy Democratic chairmen, better." second Chiles local level last week. Sen. Thomas F. only to Kennedy, Eagleton said Wednesday that tickets," he said. "They get national committee In response to questions despite his trouncing at the he felt some members of the George McGovern dreamy-eyed." members, state legislators, about future national polls. But there were some At least two customers governors and members of staff made him a target of "scapegoatism" toward I e a dersh ip for the U.S. bomb raid who said he should the end of McGovern's unsuccessful presidential already were accustomed to Congress showed strong Democratic party, governors withdraw from active the idea of winning, he said. sentiment for diverting as a group were mentioned leadership because of the campaign. Two people whose parents some of the party's focus Asked if he had been treated fairly more frequently than any election result. McGovern staff. Eagleton replied: "Not at all times. Toward the end by the of the heaviest in war SAIGON (AP) — The United States campaign there were members of the McGovern North Vietnam in the past two mounted aeaina staff who were looking for a convenient days some of the most scapegoat concentrated air attacks of the war. the for what appeared to be the inevitable results.And U.S. Command announced Wednesday. I believe I became the target of that scapegoatism." American officials said the raids would continue ui peace agreement was concluded. Air Force and carrier - based fighter - bombers more than 300 launched tactical strikes Russian economy Tuesday. During the 24 weak hours ending at noon Wednesday, B52s flew missions against targets in the southern more than 30 part of North Vietnam. The economy is showing persistent weakness in It was the largest number of tactical air strikes areas the leadership promised would launch the the North in exactly a month. All were against concentrated in the Soviet Union into the consumer era. four most southerly provinces of Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha After a "once in a century" crop failure. Soviet Tinh and Quang Binh. economic managers are getting disturbing news "This is to let North Vietnam know that war is not over, as long as it has as long as the from the industrial sector. troops in the South, we are not going to hold back," an American Gross industrial production, up 6.9 per cent, is official said. The United States told North Vietnam Oct. 22 that meeting the planned targets, according to statistics there would be no bombing above the 20th Parallel during published Wednesday, but the key to continued the current peace talkj. The line runs roughly 75 miles, Soviet economic growth -'increased. south of Hanoi, the capital, and 40 miles north of the demilitariged zone. Hanoi's official Nhan Dan newspaper called the air blitz an "utter contradiction" of America's "professed good Jordon develops land will." ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Jordan is pushing ahead with a major development effort on the east bank, or unoccupied portion, of its territory without J VARSITY SPECIAL; waiting for a peace settlement with Israel that would determine the future of the occupied west $1.75 delivers a medium 12" (2 item) Varsity Pizza, 11 items to choose from. ] ^ bank of the Jordan River. Valid with this ad today Thurs. NOV. 16, ] "We are not forgetting 1972. the west bank in our , plans, but we must get on with what we can do," said Prince Hassan Ibn Talal. King Hussein's 25-year-old brother, who is the coordinator of the new three-year development plan going into effect. Arab king visits Uganda King Faisal of Saudi Arabia I arrived Tuesday to begin a three-day state visit, his first to a predominantly Cnristian African state. He was met by President Idi Amin, flanked by his two l 4 small sons, Moses and Adam, one dressed in a Moslem robe and cap, the other wearing a child-size air force uniform. Amin is a Moslem. Pilots threaten strike The Air Line Pilots Assn. threatened to call another worldwide air service Wednesday strike in protest of governmental inaction against hijackers. At a news conference in which he criticized tactics used by the FBI in the most recent hijacking. John J. O'Donnell, ALPA president, said he believed a worldwide strike was the only alternative remaining to the pilots. He said the association's board will meet within two weeks to decide whether to call such a strike after the first of the year. Nun gets Nuhru award Mother Teresa, a slight, soft-spoken Roman Catholic nun, received Wednesday the fifth Juwaharlal Nehru Award for international understanding. The 61-year-old Yugoslav-born nun thus joined a list of winners that includes U Thant, the former UN secretary-general, and Martin Luther King Jr. '•,972 Michigan State News, Fast Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 16, 1972 [ce Hardw close 'Credit by exams IpEBBIE calkins te News . year Staff Writer - old tradition I arising will end on Though Hardware expire the Ace lease does not until July 1, the Millers plan to close their business in December so goffered in fall '73 By DANIEL DEVER State News Staff Writer Under the new policy, all courses should be available to provide students interested with a written ; when Miller's Ace they do not have to pay for credit by examination statement of the materials 201 E. Grand property taxes on inventory When the schedule of except those "in which class and skills the student must ve., closes shop. for 1973. courses comes out for next attendance and master, and the manner I^.rl Miller and his son Also, Miller explained, fall, students will notice a participation are an integral which the student will (owned and operated during the first six months slight change; certain part of the instructional demonstrate proficiency. §JarHware for the past of the year, most businesses courses will be designated as available for credit by method." Registration for the operate at a loss. credit by examination examination. "The student who will courses will be a part of the owners are not Besides the benefit most will be the one building regular registration r about closing down leased by the Millers, Hicks This means that students who feels he is not getting procedure, Manderscheid business on Grand owns the property occupied may enroll and receive anything out of attending a added. [ Avenue, but, Miller by Hosier's, Redwood & credit for these courses class lecture," Lester Fees for these courses "The landlord Ross, Linn Camera simply by passing an Shop Manderscheid, chairman of will be the same as regular [j,,!!. Hicks) didn't and Liebermann's — all on examination. Educational Policies classes and a failing grade the lease." Miller Grand River Avenue. Committee, said this week. The change is a result of will be reported in the same j that Hicks apparently manner as other grades. Ace Hardware is policy passed by the Are The committee is the a new Bed another offer for selling in the all of its merchandise at 20 Academic Council Oct. 31 body that originally drafted In past, certain ■money. Robert Miller, right, is could be taken per cent off the list serving his last few customers Pee Hardware Store which is intended to the new policy. courses price in as 201 E J Millers are trying to preparation for closing brand R.ver /Ve. prepares to close after 50 at years at that site. He has operated the encourage more students to through credit - by - ■another location for down its business, Miller store for the last use the Manderscheid said the examination, but most eight years. hardware business. said. credit - by-examination new policy requires students were not aware of >r said that Hosier's, State News photo by Nick Jackson departments and instructors this option, Manderscheid option. Grand River Ave., said. » expanding into the The new policy also which is now Outcome that of states courses |icd bv Ace Hardware. » manager of Hosier's finable to would say whether be By NANCI PARSONS Commission CT designated credit-by-examination should be offered at least as often as the corresponding for liding. Hicks would not State News Staff Writer will call a meeting will be held soon determine the validity of won the election. their own clerical technical class or once a year, ■e any information on hearing for all involved between all parties involved the challenges, Pisarski said. "Of course we feel we've - parties to determine the fate employes, that was their whichever is more frequent. s that is slated to in an attempt to clarify and "No one will be certified won the election. Those own decision," Groty said. lover the space, once Though MSU clerical - of the challenges. possibly eliminate some of technical by the commission as the challenged votes won't ■ Hardware has moved employes Harold Schmidt, the challenges. official make An administrative group apparently voted this week bargaining agent any difference president of the federation's After this meeting until all of these challenges meeting comprised of key to if because the administration's accept the American Local 7, said Wednesday there still remains some are cleared up because University officials and Federation of State, County that half of the challenged only challenges will probably and Municipal Employes as votes that are in doubt, the 17 votes separate the two hold up," Schmidt said. department chairmen has vl whom their bargaining agent, the votes involve persons who Michigan Employment groups," Pisarski said. Rollin Dasen, president ',een scheduled this morning 355-1826 had been hired or transfered . Relations Commission will outcome of the run off after the Sept. 29 deadline Federation officials, oi the MSU Employes to discuss the election. - schedule a formal hearing to bell tolls election is still in doubt. decided upon before the however, assume they have Assn., was unavailable comment Wednesday. for /- Though the federation election, fe.ACUE (AP) - received 634 votes and the Keith Groty, asst. vice Kring an old church bell Approximately 70 MSU Health education president for labor relations, FREE to be an artistic Employes Assn. challenged votes were refuses to n received 617 accept either votes, the supposedly cast by office I iif work. But those winner of the election will group as the bargaining unit supervisors who had been Ted to restore the bell because "no has been called neglected one eventually be determined by declared ineligible to vote certified by the state yet." [Prague's Vitus EARS St. 176 votes challenged by the by the administration over had to haul 250 The administration asked University and three votes the weekend, Schmidt ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. need for "a major all department chairmen to J of bird feathers, bones challenged by the added, ( A P ) - A White commitment of new federal refuse ■droppings down 500 to discuss the lower steps before they ■ get on with it. federation. The Michigan Relations commission official Robert Pisarski House-appointed committee, disclosing money." Four members of the election descriptions to or give anyone job until PIERCING! Employment Relations explained that an informal findings of a year's committee disclosed these after the challenges have investigation, reported and other "highlight' been decided. Wednesday that health find ings at a news Apparently, several day and through Friday 2 |ew trustees expected education throughout conference at the centennial chairmen relayed this d registered nurse in all Star America especially in convention of the American ercing. Taking only momen — request to their various nonwhite areas — is "a Public Health Assn. They clerical - technical neglected, underfinanced, said their detailed report — employes, unhealthy fragmented together with specific "We asked the chairmen attend Friday meet activity" requiring major overhauling. The in vestigative recommendations — would not be made public until the report is formally presented, not to discuss the issue until we could talk with them and if they then went to PAINLESS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY committee of private health i two newly - elected as non - voting members host a dinner for the East professionals, created by Aubrey Radcliffe, until their terms begin January 1. Lansing City Council and President Ni JtangerJr I Lansing and Jack Stack, Items up for :ity officials tonight in September 1971 to make a T Alma, are expected to consideration by the Kellogg Center. nationwide study, also lid the board's monthly trustees Friday include the Following the dinner, the found that "no agency, in ■ting at 9:30 a.m. Friday establishment of an MSU two groups will hold a or out of government ... is I the Administration foundation, approval of public meeting at 7:30 p.r ponsible fo 's board room. several changes in the in the Lincoln Room of establishing goals" in the ■niversity officials have Student Motor Vehicle Kellogg Center to discuss health education field, ■d the two men, who Regulations and the common problems between One of its major [ replace retiring Clair awarding of the special the city and the University, conclusions was that there is Jte. 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"Take ever want to get back in and do something useful for a change, I have more important things to do Dicky "M.rth.w,n,SDo|lM sunlight your time, Sonny. You've than listen to your 'wild oats Stokely Carmichael Monday concerns, now that the minority pushed against the big frame windows got four years to work it out — I've adventures.'" night in Conrad Auditorium was group has been provided equal of the house at 1600 Pennsylvania got some great plays you can use when an unfortunate incident pointing Ave. The rain has stopped. The sky myself." v l,andy ^ rights, are best determined by you're back in shape." remains overcast and the Dicky was still sleeping, dreaming musty rooms up a lack of understanding on blacks alone. of the big white house seem like caves "Martha about beating Bobby Fischer at chess Dicky hangs up the phone and says shell both sides of racial attitudes. Blacks almost must attempt to to Dicky as he makes his tell." and getting a date with Brenda playfully throws a hip fake on Henry way toward Starr. Some members of the understand white attitudes. One "Richard, wake up, it's half past Kissenger who has just walked into the his study. He remembers a boyhood dream he had when University community may be of the most serious concerns to eleven." room. he made more outraged by the discrimination whites is the discrimination of "Geee whiz, Patty, I just don't feel "Sir, I've just come from Paris people laugh than his idol, Bob Hope. like getting up today." He laughs out loud; he knows it is inherent in the exclusion of being barred from the to —" "I brought you some breakfast — better to make fools of whites from the speech. Carmichael speech. The act of people than to "Paris, what doing in Paris? However, instead of reacting asking whites to leave an just how you like it — eggs Benedict and black-eyed peas — now get up and are you Don't you have enough fun around make them laugh. People* Prom the top drawer of his desk he him to have emotionally, an attempt must be auditorium after they have been eat something and talk with your here without always running to extracts He pushes on"Dandy Don'?"!!1 made to appreciate the seated carries a negative guest." Europe?" a sealed white envolope t him until he gets p0 "®* "But " marked "high priority." He begins keep Eddie importance of the cause of black connotation of excluding whites "1 have "Hello, a guest?" - opening it as his secretary sends in John LeBaron J^ you halcyon of historical "And another It has been identity. rather than the more herpetology!" thing; why haven't Connally. agooddavfn,- you taught Spiro how to speak And he sleeps with Certainly, discrimination on understandable intention of "Spiro! Long time no see!" "All right, Johnny. Here are the a smile H the basis of race, sex, national meeting for black "It's been brachish in the Back English? It will be his turn soon and 1963 Dallas Cowboy cards I unity. Bhy, old he won't be ready. Now go in there promised him. Ah, to be origin or religion cannot be The only way the expulsion of boy." you." and without a care middle-aged a! in the tolerated or condoned in any whites can be justified is to "Say, did you catch that football game Monday night?" University or other public assume the meeting was a private "A scintillating assimilation of facility. organization of black people. sapience." However, there are deeper Any group should be able to "It was a — did Patty leave? — heckuva game. By the way, what underlying causes beyond racial meet and plan its own affairs in discrimination which prompted private. Instead of running the brings you back to this neck of the woods?" the Office of Black Affairs to risk of provoking white "Congratulations, compadre. We restrict attendance to members resentment at being kicked out. won the election." of the black community only. however, the Office of Black "Election? I knew there was Because of the historical and Affairs should have something I was supposed to do publicized social suffering of blacks, some the intent of the yesterday. Who did you vote for?" meeting to be a ''Silence is blacks felt the presence of black surreptitiously gathering. sylleptic." non-blacks was an intrusion upon Generally, the intentions of "Speak English, Spiro. How big did their attempts to unify. As we win?" the whites who attended the blacks attempt to build this sense "We lost the District of Columbia." Carmichael speech were good "That's three, isn't it? That's a field of heritage and culture, the they were there not to disrupt goal. I figured him for a field goal." participation of whites appears but to learn. What they learned The telephone rings. Dicky answers to some blacks to be an attempt was that a certain black the pink princess in the Blue Room, to rob the black identiy. hostility exists even against well - meaning stopping to adjust a "with love, When Carmichael advocated Noogy" poster on his way to the room. whites. black separatism in his speech, he "Hello, this is He." was talking to and about blacks Certainly, the exclusion of "Sir, this is Sonny Jurgenson; I just whites was not a personal want to thank you for your call only. While whites might have an concerning my injury and to interest in the discussion of black discrimination. Nevertheless, some whites might have taken it congratulate you on your victory." separatism, whites also must "They got a field goal on us, Sonny, realize that blacks are tired of personally. Out of empathy for but we held 'em." black concerns and some residual "Well, I've gotta get back to having decisions made for them my leg and about them by whites. guilt feelings, some whites still seek to help blacks along. There are no simple solutions. Whites can apply the letter of the law to the Conrad incident and Consideration of the Conrad POINT OF VIEW incident requires an appreciation justly feel their rights have been of all perspectives and an denied. However, the exclusion avoidance of racial stereotyping. of whites cannot be evaluated merely in legal terms. Indeed, it is a more philosophical situation where a group of black people One must realize that not all blacks are separatists and not all whites are trying to encroach on the black identity. Reading By CHRIS DANIELSON students own an encyclopedia by the offer accept your $395 In feasH; and that e Pontiac sophomore Grolier's was conducting an insi time they graduate," this will appear were attempting to discover their Better understanding of black If they would like you to pay as soon as ripoff campaign. Grolier's you are a freshman or a to be a very good deal. After all, own identity and chart their own and white attitudes could you possible. They don't tell you that the sophomore it is likely that you will only "underwrite the cost of the replied to it. This year they course. receive a phone call from Grolier's program will cost nearly $500 if you worked some of the tipoffs oat prevent further incidents such as program," in addition to writing a wait three years to pay, or that Some white advocates of racial this unfortunate one. This sometime this year. You will be asked letter of recommendation and they their presentation. But they will send you a bill for more than if you want to improve your pretend to be selling a program integration may be concerned by reading supplying the names of five friends for $1,100 if you forget to pay up before understanding at the personal speed and, since nearly everyone later seduction. costs $38 a year over 10 years, wh: black separatism which restricts level is the only route to peaceful 10 years have passed. is true only if you pay $395 when" would, you will probably attend a The catch is that you have to whites from participation in 45—minute information session. sign coexistence between different the contract right away. You can not I attended my first session at sign the contract. They still a black affairs. The black separatist cultures such as white and black This is what will happen when you come back tomorrow, because "there Grolier's last spring. I went in students into their lair under reach Grolier's at 541 E. Grand River. good pretext of philosophy can realistically societies. would be too many people in line" for faith, believing that Grolier's was offering a simp First you will get your reward for Grolier's to handle (harvest). speed-reading program. And they Though offering just a reading improvement coming, which in my case was a this may be your first contact with course. Last spring the Grolier use high-pressure sales tact! "Magic Brain Calculator" (made in high-pressure sales tactics, you are representative assured half-truths and an ambiguous con" me that the POINT OF VIEW Japan). Then the Grolier representative will attempt to awe you given no opportunity for reflection or outside consultation. same form that is this year's contract to get your money. If you have $395 and want aU was "not a contract; strictly by saying that Grolier's is a leading Grolier's has to offer, you Despite the fact that Grolier's is too non-binding." Grolier's has refined manufacturer of water skis and probably save on the retail value By GLEN SPARKS busy to have you come back their ripoff program for the fall Detroit sophomore mousetraps. After this you will take a tomorrow to accept their offer, they season. these articles. (Grolier's believes test to establish your 30 per cent of MSU underc reading speed, can see you any time to receive your which will inevitably be found to lie There have been other will take their offer.) If you want $15 down payment if you sign the changes as below the minumum speed tolerable well. Grolier's has see how a ripoff program works, contract. dropped the 10 by a college student (i.e. — 1,000 The contract does not mention volume Grolier Classics from the want to be the first in your resi words per minute). cooperative offer. And last year all hall to have a "Magic Brii money, it merely states that you have Next a reading improvement potential buyers were given perfume Calculator," go to Grolier's. If you accepted Grolier's magnanimous offer. program will be outlined for you. It You are told that you have 10 years to for coming. This year the sexes are afford to pay interest charges that- consists of materials for self-tutorial segregated for the sales pitch and run as high as $700 on a pay for a program costing $38 a year. home lessons and includes such useful You males receive the math product, go to Grolier's are informed that Grolier's has no calculators. devices as a piece of paper with holes Another But if you are apt to buy^ bookkeeping office; they won't send change for me was that my in it (called the reading speed doubled from 471 to encyclopedia you do not need on "Flash-O-Scope") to you a -regular bill— they will just keep widen your reading field of vision. 878 words payments because you feel sorry track of how much you have paid. per minute over the Pamphlets to help your memory in Only when pressed will the salesperson summer. (I must have had a the salesperson who has spent areas such tricks and as a mathematics and card record which will add disclose that 12 per cent interest will be charged yearly on the balance due. sunstroke.) minutes selling a program, stay away. "speed-jead® Groliers as™ I wrote an article 2,000 words to your vocabulary also They say they would be happy to published in the me to talk up their program, anfl State News last are included. April alleging that hope I have satisfied their desires. Before you have caught your breath, the salesperson will outline the remainder of Grolier's "student cooperative combination offer." It includes the 30-volume classified advertising Johnson, photo manager. m^a^Dorotny bR0tt Encyclopedia editoi office manager. Americana, which retails for $375, a Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick bookcase for your Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Members of the board of d'"'J°r5:vl(, new encyclopedia, and a 10-year Bill Whiting, photo editor; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, subscription to an Gary Scharrer, president; Carolyn Stieber, -t sports editor. information service. By inflating the Lee Lockwood, treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Will.!"* value of the speed-reading materials advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. Signored!, asst. advertising manager; Al and the information Kirleis, circulation manager. service, this The Michigan State News is a "Thank you for Proposal E. We didn't think package will be given a retail value well Art Levin, general mJliager; anyone cared. Now we know." Bullard, sales Robert recipient of the Pacemaker A»ara above the $395 you are asked to manager; LaVonne Potter, outstanding journalism. pay. And since "85 per cent of college the growing pressure that finally you summarized the feelings of a great Hypocrisy that they already have. more Fine oach forced Duffy out. many people, myself included. Thank Many men lost their lives (and I would think that Duffy would God that it is only four more years. limbs) in this unholy war and all of the To the Editor: have much preferred a little support Kathy Dewey veterans lost (or gave two to four With friends like MSU trustee after the Notre Dame and years University Two Wilmington, Del. freshman of their lives to it. Patricia Carrigan, Duffy Daugherty of Michigan losses when Joe Falls and Coming back and certainly doesn't need many enemies. the other fair weather friends of MSU Nov. 13,1972 trying to put our lives back together my letter Monday andII still Carrigan's tribute to Duffy in Friday's football were predicting his demise. again and make some kind of a future is a good coach. I wisn ^ State News is certainly for ourselves is not easy. Sure, the GI public apology fo' ^vate' inconsistent Carrigan's kind words at this stage of Duffy is no longer able to mo with her noncommittal posture when the game come awfully close to Cruel Bill helps. But try to live with on it, even team for the big gar"e Cents the increase Duffy was under the greatest pressure hypocrisy. — it's all but , h theVic from his critics. For example, several Gilbert E. Gildea impossible. just how wrong I was with ^ weeks ago, when asked by station Asst. professor of business law To the Editor: The voting public of Michigan has A coed I talked to best summed up over might know Ohio State Un,v««JJver aDd Duffy WJIM about the MSU what the voters said to us situation, Carrigan replied: "The coaching Nov. 14,1972 hurled a final insult into the faces of said, "They get too much when she anything bad about his p»y fj_. trustees contemplate no every Vietnam veteran in Michigan. I don't get already, and believe this is one of* changes at anything out of it." Let her The defeat of Proposal E showed the qualities. Duffy ^ Worth this time," think o ff„ meaning, I suppose, that give up a few years of her life and then they did not plan to fire Duffy in the middle of the season. Neither or any other trustee Carrigan Big wo low regard a large number of the residents of Michigan have for the men that served in Vietnam or elsewhere in maybe she could get maybe... It's always nice to know something, shot coach, and when you at Michigan State, think of Duffy- Iwfsh ca ^ ke '°hat Duffy gave Duffy a vote To the Editor: that we are statement in conclusio , of confidence when the wolves support of the war. The fact tnat this appreciated. ^ howling for his dismissal. It would were I would like to compliment you on was not one of our "normal" wars and a fine coach, and even a b Dan Ko - Ron Simons Thursday's editorial. In those three was basically unpopular is not reason seem that their silence contributed to small words black enough to make the veterans suffer Lansing junior Ecorsef on a background Nov. 13,1972 Nov. I3*1 Ijchigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 16, 1972 5 nesbury by Garry Trudeau XTvsr Cfisfr ENTER 'MIDDLE AGE' ■r sor TH*0U6H UNPettSTHND VH4T Usrm6HTMTH THE PROBLEM MS. kJEU-, I'M eveernrtei ROL+EP UEiPP/ HPPPY YOU'VE i8&£% Schools' outlook dim OVER. THERE HE MS MM, I'M 607- tr P0/N6 PEEP PKEfiTHlNS 6l»D Ttifir vnpep HI OPPEftL- IS CONTROL. THERE' VBRPjWF 1IcSP 1 j (C) 1972 WASHINGTON STAR-NEWS faculty, accustomed to worrying about trading up, now WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 Presidents of than 300 worries about being traded off. That is middle age with a fmA — more state colleges and universities, meeting here this week, are vengeance." listening to glum forecasts that public institutions, like their The topics of the '60s, such as dealing with campus private counterparts, are entering a period of "middle age" disturbances and student disaffection, are no longer on the or even "institutional rigor mortis." programs of the separate conventions of the American gn ,HH=-J| _ D0 □ D c—i jjucm <=, The talk on the public campuses that enroll more than half the nation's 9 million retrenchment and college students is of "R and R — Assn. of State Colleges and Universities and the National Assn. of State Universities and Land Grant of which are meeting here. Colleges, both 'SOME MI6KAHN6\ "OTHERS ARE 6UIDED IN reallocation," as Malcolm Moos, presdent of the University of Minnesota, put it. 1 MD5 ARE THEIR TRAVEL'S BY LINE5 Instead of students, the presidents 6UIDEDBYA frill OTHERS TALK a STUPID Enrollment rates that used to grow annually by 12 are talking about IPS© / OF /MAGNETIC FORCE " FRIEND INTO 60IN6 AL0N6 per their faculty members who are I 5IN6LE / cent have slowed to about 2 increasingly joining unions „ anp 5houin6 them the uav; per cent because of higher and demanding collective bargaining rights. The women tuition rates, the slack job market, the new military draft professionals on situation and changed attitudes toward campus are using federal college education. anti-discrimination laws to increase their numbers and Across the nation, state legislatures are cutting back funds insure equal salary and promotions. o"i and requiring faculty to spend more time in the classroom. As if they wanted to add to their "Plainly put, the college president's job formerly was to depressed mood, both associations also invited to their sessions a 1 give things away; now he must increasingly take things leading critic, ~~ r- ; away," Earl F. Cheit of the Ford Foundation said. "The Frank Newman, the head of a task force of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Term paper czar writes off criticism a.. DnDCDT R>n ■ By ROBERT BAO intregrity, as profiteering at the State News Staff Writer a mail-a-term-paper operation that has Laughing uncontrollably, he latter requested by a Lansing converted fire station. From here, expense of education and worse. mushroomed into 53 per cent of their recalled that professor even Lpite some cries of public Asst. Provost Dorothy Arata, for revenues and have expanded into the one commune. "We also Harger and his partner engage in le, sales of ghost-produced term example, had bought a commencement address from have some freaked-out short-term publishing — 1,200 titles called them manufacturing of bicycles and the have increased 25 per cent over Write-On and said, "It was hilarious. writers," Harger noted, "like this one this year — and long-term planning. k "indefensible from an educational, import of track shoes. He said he didn't have the time." in Ann Arbor who cranks out papers One of their more bizarre dreams is par in East Lansing, according to legal and moral viewpoint" and The local branch, at 211 Abbott Other unusual requests, Harger almost like a machine. She makes to establish an "Eat-On" chain of jr Harger, chairman of Write-On. Kenneth Harrow, asst. professor of Road, now has roughly 100 noted, include topics ranging from the about $300 or $400 a week though." "ethnic restaurants," specializing in je're turning over more than humanities, had urged legislation to researchers on call, with about 20 of habits or orangutans to the making I pages a month," he said, "and bar such a business from sex Harger said he spends most of his such Mid-Eastern delicacies as the Michigan. them full-time. Out of four of urethane foam for time in Pittsburgh, the location of Shawama sandwich. Four have already Jnore during peak periods." At the same time, the State News rent-a-paper enterprises in the East guns ■ $2 to $4.50 a page, depending editorialized constructing geodesic domes — the Enterlearning headquarters — a opened in Toronto. against the companies Lansing areas last year, Write-On is the fe degree of originality, increasing and has refused to run their ads. only one that has survived Jers of MSU students are buying "We've been hassled continuously economically. |the research factory, which now all over the map," Harger conceded. Harger, a 30-year-old East Lansing n 36 other campus outlets in "But all efforts to subdue have native who has a master's us degree in. |S and Canada. failed. We always come right back into journalism from UCLA, has no moral who is co-owner of the market." qualms about Write-On, which he says krlearning. Inc., the parent A comeback, indeed. Write-On now is a "very valid" service for desperate Iny of Write-On, estimated that has nearly automated its services with students saddled by insurmountable ■ the inception of the enterprise a computerized network of research deadlines, Mickey Mouse assignments, Souths ago, about two million sources which link, among other or both. ■ have sold in the country for a stockpiles, a nationwide chain of files "We don't undermine someone's ■total of more than $5 million, in fraternities and sororities. education," he explained, "but in fact py observers, however, view such "We're also servicing management do the opposite. Students can expand fcs with alarm. Two summers consultant firms and their learning power because we have businesses," Jwlun d in East Write-On and competitors Harger said, adding that this accounts so many research sources not available Lansing, professors to for one fourth of their overall sales. to them, including access to the d them as a threat to academic Harger said they have also launched Library of Congress." The failure of legal means to stop him, he explained, rests on one's {POLICE BRIEFS "inherent right to buy research." "Profs have research assistants," he said. "Doctors have diagnostic centers. Lawyers have their research staffs. We BRODY, AN 18 inch paper feel that anybody — the common man Tuesday for stealing a 36-cent pencil e statuette, was stolen from her lead. Her — is entitled to have research case has been referred to the louUide the Brody grrtl sometime available." prosecuting attorney. He said those professors who attack n Sunday and Tuesday, police |tt>d. 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Street ■ «i'r4<>ral cnnnnrf for honlth mninlpnnnro the presidential election: the Federal support for health maintenance nn^lnnifUJ that McGovernism is a spiritual movement that has little to do with the undignified, the feeling of comfort many realistic and Democrats also seemed to organizations, perhaps in tandem with uncoordinated, 0|J Americans felt for President grubby game of politics. forget their deliberate pitch national health insurance legislation, may Nixon, McGovern's many State News photo by Milt Horst towards ethnic minorities, be passed within the next two years, a Most health their "courtship" of the maintenance campaign failures, "McGovern was the only convention was flooded Will said. He explained that South lecturer in the Visiting Scholars in legislation under '"ganizijjj McGovern's own contrasting choice of a convention that with his own delegates." and their Medicine series said Wednesday. consideration is aimed congressioj delegates to the Democratic personality and the fact narrowly represented the The involvement in "vote fraud" Dr. Martin Barr, a vice president at maldistribution of health correct] that McGovern did not ideology of the McGovern formulated quota system by the National Convention represented only the racial, in the 1960 presidential Wayne State University, addressed a dinner and inner city areas, he said. senj«J7 represent the core of the commission's McGovern election, he added. sponsored by the MSU College of quota commission is sexual or ethnic identity of (A health maintenance Democratic party. system," Will said. "The destructive of democracy, their own interest "According to liberal Osteopathic Medicine. provides, directly or through organizitin and held no obligations to groups critics this year, it was the "The United States is in the midst of with others, comprehensive U arranZ Nixon administration that serious evaluation of its health care the larger political maintenance services to an community. pioneered new dimensions delivery programs, and marked changes in population on enrofc TABLE FOR TWO a per capita, prepayna in totalitarian espionage," our health care systems are inevitable," he ''These separate basis.) Will said. said. Barr suggested that distinctions were harmful increased effecth Will, who is 31 and Observers who call today's health care of the health care and seized McGovemites use team is with delusions of professes to be a delivery situation a "crisis" cite several encouraged by the Put A Little professional Republican, factors, Barr said. health profess# schools, educating their students to adequacy," he said. said that McGovern did not These m include "inadequate services Tlie fundamental axiom on expertise of their fellow heaH LOVE of McGovernism is that all lose the election because of which are often fragmented, inefficient, professions and to work the TTiomas Eagleton affair. inequitably distributed, sometimes cooperatively wji things are easy to the "pure them. In Your Life at heart," Will said, as he called all McGovemites GREEK GOURMET DINING Volunteer bureau lists "shrill moralists." DINNERS from $2.50 "McGovern considered AMERICAN MENU IN ADDITION all the world to be his TO OUR COMPLETE GREEK MENU parish and could not Returning Sat. Nov. THE PRE7AS TRIO 18th from 6 PM TIFFANY PLACE Plenty of free Evening Parking available opportunities! Phone 372-4300 116 E. Mich. The MSU Office of Volunteer Monday nights. material is with Authentic Bouzoukie Music Downtown Lansing Programs recently announced the • usually relative! Elementary school tutors have uncomplicated. following opportunities to help people been requested by Averill and • The available through the bureau. Woodcreek elementary schools and the Michigan Speech and HeaJ Assn. needs help in Transportation is provided for these East Side Action Center. People are counseling nf volunteer jobs and persons interested also needed with skills in arts and tutoring area deaf people. S in more Information crafts. language training is provided. can cfll; the - bureau, 353-4400. -jp center which provides • The VFW national home • Little Angels Nursery School and alternatives to the traditional looking for volunteers to act as I Mt. Hope Day Care Center need educational experience needs brothers and big sisters fori ATLANTIC OFFERS A 6 CREDIT COURSE IN THE BLUES. people who like kids to spend some volunteers to counsel people who are residents. Transportation is providl time working with children ages 2V4 considering alternative education Monday nights. The children rangefl and 5. overseas. age from infancy to 18 • years • old I • Mt. • Tutors Vernon Housing Project in are needed in a wide • Several local Brownie Vol.l Blues Originals North Lansing has requested a couple a variety of subjects for both young Scouting groups need leaders u Blind Willie McTell: Atlanta Twelve String of tutors for second and third graders. people and older folks who are assistant leaders. Both men u Blind Willie McTell was a true twelve-string guitar wizard. His fingerpicking style on the awkward Transportation can be provided on returning to the classroom. The women needed. instrument is instantly recognized. This album contains fifteen sides which were cut for Atlantic over 20 years ago and then lost in the files. They were recovered in good shape last year and now, this IN CAR HEATERS AVAILABE last great block of superb music recorded commercially by Blind Willie McTell can be heard. *c#o#c#ct Vol. 2 Blues Originals MGM presents) all the excitementj Professor Longhair Neu, Orleans Piano Professor Longhair's piano style has influenced all the great New Orleans m of ELVIS LIVE! pianists. Dr. John, Fats Domino, Alan Toussaint, Huey Smith to name a few, venerate Longhair as their true mentor and speak of him with deep love and respect. Professor Longhair is a part of New Orleans music history and his records mean humor and enjoyment, which this album indicates. Featuring every track he cut for Atlantic, the songs are taken from two sessions, one in late 1949 and one from late 1953. Vol. 3 Blues Originals Texas Guitar from Dallas to LA: T-Bone Walker. Guitar Slim, Lawyer Houston. Al King, Ray Agee, R.S. Rankin The scope of Texas blues is as broad as Texas itself and the effects of Texas/styles on the blues of recent past in turn have affected much of the pop and rock music occurring at this moment. This is a collection of six of Texas' most important blues guitarists —T Bone Walker, Guitar Slim, Lawyer Houston, Al King, Ray Agee and R. S. Rankin. It provides an extensive survey of Texas guitar styles and music. Vol.4 Blues Originals Blues Piano, Chicago Plus: Little Johnny Jones, Floyd Dixon. pFFICt "Little Brothel There are some areas of the country Montgomery. Frank "Sweet" Williams. Meade Lux Lewis richest. Examples of the various types of blues notably rich in a heritage of piano music. Chicago is one of the GIRLS IN VIVID coioy piano styles of Chicago are well represented in this album which includes performances by Little Johnny Jones, Floyd Dixon, "Little Brother" Montgomery, Frank "Sweet" Williams and Meade Lux Lewis. 01 Vol.5 Blues Originals John Lee Hooker has been an important John Lee Hooker. Detroit Special part of the Detroit blues scene since the late forties. The RHARHARHARHARHAl^^ Presents [ARHl on this album are songs typical vintage Hooker that were recorded in 1953 and 1961 in Cincinnati and Miami.There are sixteen tunes on this album; each is superb, original and totally "Carnal Knowledge' is brilliant. John Lee Hooker. A feast of a film!" —Judith Crist, N. Y. Magazine Vol.6 Blues Originals Jimmy & Mama Yancey: Chicago Piano, Volume One "Carnal Knowledge' is one Kelly's Heroes The effect of Jimmy Vhncey on contemporary R&B is incalculable. His bass lines, six- and of the best movies ever!" eight beat-boggies, in-shuffle as well as rhumba time, have been used on countless records.This is a —Liz Smith, Cosmopolitan Magazine , r- C°„et;fi<2n °f exceptional examples of by Lstelle Mama Yancey.This was the last session for Jimmy Yancey's blues piano and some very moving vocals died eight weeks after the session Jimmy and Mama Yancey together. Jimmy Yancey from diabetes. They hada message for the Army: "Up the brass!" Mike Nichols, lack Nicholson, Candkc llergen Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles Vrthur Garfunkel, Ann Margrei and Jules Feiffer Carnal Knowledge. I Melro Goldwyn■Mayer Presents a KalzKa Loeb ProductOgc^ and Donald Sutherland inKELLVSHEHUto Panansiorfand Melrocotor s 1 u . [Hi "*" " "m- An Avco Embassy Plcti Tonight in Conrad Aud. Tonight in Wilson Aud. A course in The Blues from 7:00 and 9:00 7:00 an 9:35 Atlantic Records and ltapes. [ $1 Admission $1 Admission Hall started here,and it's not stopping. & Open to MSU students, faculty. & staff with valid I.D.'s. I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 16, 1972 7 | ByState Rep LINDA News WERFELMAN Staff Writer put up a man like Carr years age, Charlie Chamberlain anticipates A major problem Jondahl and other facing within its ability vote a week Several age." legislators may presidential nominee Sen. George McGovern also constitutionally to After four years in the might not be around legislators will be tax propose liberalized abortion carried the district. straighten out the property Michigan legislature, Rep. today," Brown said. reform, Brown said. tax," Brown said. He legislation but, Brown "I don't think Lynn Jim Brown, H. Lynn Jondahl, "I see no real solution to Jondahl won because he is a R.-Okemos, recommended a heavier flat cautioned, "They're not said, in a recent interview, Brown's Democratic many of our real social rate income tax as "the only Democrat; he won because going to get anywhere." he has begun to successor as 59th District problems without property realistic source." he captured the students' anticipate Michigan voters last with pleasure what will be representative, almost tax reform and tax reform imagination," Brown said. Abortion, another major Tuesday rejected by nearly at least a certainly will encounter the in general," Brown said. issue 2-1 Brown's last-minute temporary during past legislative a constitutional retirement from problem of adequately "But all of us have spun our sessions, probably will amendment which would endorsement of Jondahl's professional politics. representing the district, wheels on social concerns receive little attention have permitted abortions in Republican opponent, "I look Brown said. because the James A. Pocock, resulted forward, in a money is gone during the next two-year Michigan until the 20th way, to going back to the "His problem, or before we get it." session, Brown said. week after gestation. from a change of heart real world, away from anyone's problem in the He suggested that the "I think the people were Had the proposed which followed an August politics," Brown said. 59th District, is that the voters' refusal last week to so decisive about it that the amendment suggested statement that he would He gave up his seat in the district does not have publicly support neither a approve constitutional politicians will think twice legalizing abortions until the Michigan House of complete singleness of amendments eliminating the about it now," Brown 12th rather than 20th, candidate for the post. Representatives for an purpose," he said. "About property tax as a base for predicted. "The House is week, chances of passage "But I also said losing unsuccessful 45 per cent of the candidates should be challenge of people in financing public education still controlled by the man may have been better, incumbent Congressman it are MSU students and 55 and who quarantined eliminating the ban on a prevented its passage Brown said. so they don't Charles E. Chamberlain, R— per cent are not. The graduated income tax might for the last two years. And Party affiliation was not a do themselves great bodily 6th District, in the district in this respect is force legislative action. he has been somewhat factor in Jondahl's victory, harm," Brown added. August primary. quite unique." "The legislature has it vindicated by the popular though Democratic Pocock's victory could Brown indicated he may have been especially be interested in the U.S. valuable if the Republicans Congress seat two years from now, when some FROM ACROSS NATION had gained control of the state House of political enthusiasts suspect Representatives, Brown Chamberlain may not run said. Radicals for re-election. As a majority party, "I probably would be interested," he added. "I'd definitely have to look at it." 9^°9RC-al aCtL\iStS/rom across the country will meet Nov. In plan meetingliberation, black and chicano struggles and various aspects Republicans could "run the House on an organized basis," he said. He cited legislative delays in approving state budgets as a Brown said he could not i;_f.v_a"Ld' ,?hi?, Tdec'de action for radical youth after the Nov. 7 upon a course of of organizing the socialist movement in this country, Rose chief Looking alirad criticize this year's "The convention will elections. bring together young people who added. Linda Jenness and Andrew Pulley, 1972 presidential and Democratic flaw of House. the i. Jim Brown, R-Okemos, is looking forward to Democratic congressional speak for many different facets of the radicalization of vice presidential candidates of the Socialist Workers retirement in January. He says he may be nominee, M. Robert Carr, a today's youth - black and Chicano liberation I fighters, party, will address a rally Friday evening, Rose said. The lerested in making another attempt for Congress in potential candidate for the feminists, gay activists and student government leaders," four - day convention is open to all interested young congressional seat in the Andy Rose, national chairman of the Young Socialist 1974 race. people, he added. State News photo by Dave Mendrea Alliance, said. "Now that the elections are over, we will be For more information on housing, transportation and "If the Democrats had meeting in Cleveland to discuss, debate and agree upon what to do next." scheduling contact the Young Socialist Convention Center, 4420 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44103, (216) Over 1,000 young radicals from every part of the 391-5553. rate officials to study country are expected to attend the gathering at the Sheraton - Cleveland Hotel in downtown Cleveland, Rose said. Hundreds of high school and college campuses, OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. TODAY FEATURE At 7:15-9:30 including major centers of radical student activity such as drinking, crashes the University of California at >en Berkeley, Harvard University, Columbia University and the University of Trinity's Wisconsin will be represented, Rose said. back in kNSING (UPI) - "It's very -difficult to teenagers and drinking rose The convention will feature three the saddle major panel higan safety officials establish conclusively that from 2,658 to 5,841 in that discussions: "Imperialism's Anti - Arab Witch hunt," I to know if there is a there has or has not been a period, the study showed. "Defending Political Prisoners Around the World" and - again and ) • effect relationship change since the new Overall, fatal accidents rose "Defending the African Liberation Struggles," as well as still Jeen the state's lower drinking law took effect," from 61 to 101, accidents reports and workshops on the antiwar movement, women's horsing King age and a higher Bufe said. resulting in injury increased Tent rate. from 1,241 to 2,659 and around. have not, at this He said the safety Joseph E Levine and Avco Embassy Present An Italo Zingarelli Film accidents resulting in It. undertaken commission is more any study property damage went from NOW SHOWING Trinity Is Still My JVame termini' a cause effect interested in finding • 1,356 to 3,811. Sr Prints by Deluxe' COLOR solutions for the total • *v«. in>b...r Pionship," Noel Bufe, • "A TRULY STUNNING chairman of the drinking - driving problem |t h i ga n Safety than in zeroing - in on the PERFORMANCE __ _>y teen emission, said problem in particular. "Drinking teens represent FROM DIANA SINGS jiesday. about 10 per cent of the ROSS!" THE Bufe said NOWIOPEN 12:45 * jDwever. a Icial committee problem," he said. "We're Shows 1:00 -3:05 -5:10 BLUES loin ted by the interested in the total 7:10-9:20 ■ mission has been problem and we expect that the remedy for the total "JOHN KNOWLES Jed with the task and is CLASSIC fccted to present its problem will also be the BEST-SELLER piinary findings at the remedy for the teen BECOMES A CLASSIC "ELVIS ON TOUR" ] commission meeting problem." MOTION PICTURE ■ 12. 'A SEPARATE PEACE' NOW At its monthly meeting (SHOWING! 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Well. the LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES now cover . . offers to MSU STUDENTS a 50% discount on all its programs for Winter and Spring term. Not only do you receive a 50% reduction on your tickets, you also avoid the hassle of the "mad dash" for seats. Your seats reserved for you when purchase Jhc IWhereDoes are you your tickets. Wliiir I Hurt?" 5 Tickets for all Lecture Concert Series events may be CLARK GABLE - purchased at the UNION TICKET OFFICE (open weekdays, 8:15-4:30) 355-3361. VIVIEN LEIGH /lllvl * LESLIE HOWARD If you would like to receive events a complete listing of the scheduled for winter - spring please call the Lecture - Concert Series Office at 355-6686. OLIVIA dcIIAVILLAND 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Nov, ,en"*M6| Peanuts Personal' depicts MOW CAN human aspect of University LOhiBLY By DIANE SILVER among your classmates. In the multiversity of "Peanuts Personal" column of the State News classified Day greetings. But wedged between is the human between loneliness and being alone. I feel again. 1 There is the bitter mixed in with the love: COMMUNICATE There are 200 other 44,000 persons, how can of a big students in your 9:10 class, one lonely student section has furnished one channel of communication, core university. "Dear Gordon of IHOP love you," a student writes. "To love is to live out "Dear Sorority Girl - Do W/TH I THE 50 students in your 10:20. communicate with the you think you will still talk Of "Peanuts Thank you for among the giants. Let loving You are a stranger to wor'd? course, touching my to me now that you've Persona!" carries the usual life however so your instructor and alone For the lasf 10 briefly and give you something back — made the grade?" years, the birthday and Valentine's showing me the difference like yourself," another said. The day to day problems of college life are described: "So this is good old Moo U IN 1897 STATE STATUTE "The land of snow and ice "Where the students say, " 'We'll break our legs,' "And the ground crew Obscenity replies, law " 'That's nice.' " This personal was simply signed. "Wife and Child:" By CAROL MORELLO "Ph.D.'s are worthy State News Staff Writer why should women be in a preferred place in scholars, but all we want is A Michigan law passed in 1897 prohibiting News Background society?" he asked. just some dollars!" obscene and insulting language in the presence Schoenberger added that if the Equal Rights Shaw Hall seems to be Amendment is ratified by the states (21 of the creating an unusual of a woman or child is still on the books. District Court, in East Lansing, pointed out required 38 states have approved the ''Peanuts Personal" Though rarely used, occasional misdemeanor that the law has never been questioned in convictions still made. amendment), the law might be considered category: are Michigan appellate courts. He added that most unconstitutional. "Got a Vampire as a Acting police chief Stephen Naert of the East prosecutors have just stopped using it, but Don Martin, chief asst. prosecutor for roomie? Send him to Lansing Police Dept. explained that East warned that a person is still open to conviction Ingham County, agreed that the law might be Shaw." Lansing uses a city ordinance banning vile, while the law is on the books. repealed with the ratification of the "Wanted: 10,000 pigmies vulgar or obscene language in a public place. He Laws are changed only by court admitted, however, that the ordinance has been amendment. for purpose of room interpretation or by legislative amendments, he "In the light of our dealings with adult enforced only in the presence of women. said. stuffing. Apply Shaw Hall." Naert pointed out that the offended woman bookstores, I don't think it will ever go so far as And there is Schoenberger said a major problem has been to say you can do or say "squatty would have to sign a complaint before a in the definition of obscene anything in the bod" who loves "the language. presence of children," he added. warrant could be issued unless the offense was "The Supreme Court has wrestled with areas Turkey," "Irish" wishing committed in the presence of an officer. Martin said even if the law is repealed, the "Shellfish" of obscene material in the pornography cases, a happy legal Naert said that East Lansing made no arrests and disorderly conduct statute prohibiting obscene gum day, as a result, has been very liberal in language in a public place will remain in effect. "Loving under this ordinance in 1971 or 1972. interpreting it," he said. But he conceded that conviction Corruption" wishing Capt. Adam Zutaut of the MSU Dept. of Schoenberger said the questions concerning depends on "Quack" a happy birthday, Public the situation. the Safety, said its officers also make arrests the law lie in its relation to the 1st Amendment "Toothless Hag" "Four frat guys vocalizing with four letter only when a complaint has been made, but he guarantee of free speech and the possibility of words would probably not offend informing "Honest Al" that was unable to say how many arrests had been discrimination against men. anyone," he yesterdays are never really said. "But to use that language in front of a made. "With women's lib and all the laws saying ladies' church organization would forgotten and the Judge Maurice Schoenberger of the 54th though shalt not discriminate against women, probably be Memorium for Sweetie, the offensive to most of society." Goldfish, who is "dearly missed by John, Babydoll and the boys." 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These The budget proposed by the interested professor for his w,th the regulations of each individual grant, 1 professor who disagrees with Grider on this point is U Mullins, associate professor of natural science. will be willino in finan£? wh'ch choose proposals they project sure is reviewed by the office in the beginning to make he has At the project's completion, the office makes a financial provided for all necessary expenses. report. ays that the source of a professor's funds does not ,e the tVDe of work he does . le aren't as limited as what they think," Mullins said. bits ns also said much oi a proiessor s value is bringing f'and prestige to the university through are a research big help, to the University Mullins believes, L a certain percentage of the grant goes to the U.S. official quits program (continued from page 1) "We have inflicted upon the South Vietnamese Ljty for overhead. This overhead helps supports war where he figures you will be at the greatest people an fortunately, I don't know — democracies simply aren't 's office, graduate students and professionally disadvantage, and having demonstrated how ineptwe can be army created in our own image and an army even more constituted so that they can go the long, hard road that id travel. inept than ours in dealing with their present threat," he those years require." Ky"students think that professors with research grants Lide tillThere gtve the ^^obeTqu^CpU^LXree^ said. "An old Army cliche says there are three Furthermore, he added, "the job that had to be done their time between the research and students, were three things that had to be don^f victory commander must do with respect to the enemy: find him, things that any here was to sponsor a social, economic and revolution. But had to entrust it to military K professor work on the grant application or frame It ^ll/'bSambm^fd^nd'Ln? oT'thelSl^ts fix him and fight him. bureaucracy made we up of an entrenched the American civil service and the J the lecture he has been giving for the last five been accomplished "Well, the first of those is, by present methods, not really feasible. You can't find the guerrilla...nor is there any Vietnamese civil service. |which way does one go?" Mullins asked. "The first is you've got to give the neonle » • «r- scientific . do you go for satisfaction - to 600 students in dream...something to fight for- the second is mflitarv SC,en1I^f?P },break through that promises to give that - or «"«»' « "W, <*«• »•«»« pafuate continued. reform and .he "third its don t laugh at your idea? Mullins asked, ;ors must choose between emotional return or lent, he said. got Chambers said the only dream or ideology offered the Saigon government has been "in the h„«» ' by Going to the third of three things, Chambers continued, "We're already superb at fighting the United States has the necessary firepower at its enemy" because the disposal. Pope links devil, drugs negative terms of . bo the answer that is probably most — r - 1- (continued from page 1) My memberswho choose-' ^researching over teaching anticommunism. And to the uncommitted, a negative value readily available to believe in Satan as "a self - sufficient being which does not ■ not be condemned, he added. us is the second of those three isn't a very good sales pitch." things: fixing the enemy in draw its origin from God like all creatures." In terms of hope, he said, "the p ace and requiring him to fight. For you see, every night On the other hand, he criticized those who question the only thing that we offer beginnings of a grant start with a professor who the soldier out there Hl .... in II1S his ou outpost is: 'If you'll fight hard ne rinds us somewhere and discloses his location by existence of the devil. Some theologians in Holland and he has a 8 worthwhile project dea. He outlines his enough and aggressively enough you'll be able to Keen on i.KTln® rS' . , , , other countries have inferred in recent works that Satan idea and r h® the the department chairman decides if the time and the department has the facilities fighting until someday we don't know how or someh^Jn when the God's o*m Ume-^nS Now if we had the capability to deliver fixing forces in time to require him to stand and fight, then we have found may be just a myth, it was the first time Pope Paul spoke at length in public — other guy is going to get _eed with such a project. Then the administration tired and go home.' our enemywe have fixed him and we can fight him and about Satan. Sources said Church scholars have recently Eign all proposals indicating it believes the finances "The soldier is not dumb and he knows that what that defeat him. As tor pacification, Chambers sent in reports to the Vatican on Satanic cults and their pdequate and the University wants to be involved jn really says to him is that if he keeps on fighting long said, the objective was "to spread. Special attention has been reported given to the Eject. enough, sooner or later he's going to get his on some dark get the population so firmly on the side of the government Manson case in California as an instance of "Satan on the Lt the basic decisions are made at the departmental and so firmly against the enemy that we would rob the night in some miserable rice paddy. And more important loose." 1 Grider said. If the department approves the what it says to him is that the more guerrilla of his support." In his speech, Pope Paul appeared to regret that in aggressive he is the "Now that is a very desirable course of the 1, it will usually go through with minor adjustments, sooner that's going to happen." action," new rite of baptism, which he approved three years ago, less Chambers said, "but it takes years and years to carry out an emphasis is given to exorcism. This is the part in which the effective pacification program. And unfortunately — or priest orders Satan to get out of the new Christian. i50C off any City will file suit against landlords ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS ' size pizza American and Foreign (continued from page 1) method to get the furnace fixed that the demolition \ one coupon per b rather than just arrange demolition hearings. pizza hearings. 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L After the hearing, a hearing officer is required to IF YOU downtown American priests |t his findings to city council. on the campus on the move le council then must set another hearing to review his in the parish throughout Kigs. The city council can approve the officer's findings ect the owners of the house to take other action. in the office North America. I can't guarantee that either of these routs will provide building bridges (the students) with heat," Patriarche said. He Bated that the court hearings would likely be a faster working with MISSED the young and old spreading the Hey, You TURKEYS! Christian spirit, Raulist Fathers. |The PRE -THANKSGIVING , Storewide sale is still going on I OUT. . The demand by our customers for certain L.P.s advertised in our record ad of Tuesday, October 31, was greater than we had anticipated. FOR THOSE CUSTOMERS THAT WERE DISAPPOINTED, we are repeating that record sale again this week thru Saturday, November 18, 1972. Stop in today! 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Moseley also coached Michigan high school teams for FVom the outset of the Saturday's clash between Minnesota's Golden Gophers 12 years from the late '50s through early '60s. 1972 season it that the great reputation and MSU's Spartans will be a chapter for the family photo Spartan <*><■ obviou», Norm Parker traveled to Minnesota along with Stoll over the years was in album. The Michigan ties between the two coaching staffs jeopardy. It was apparent that ams built I from the Wake Forest staff but has as strong if not stronger are remarkable. ties toMichigan than the aforementioned coaches. He was the athletic curbing of funds had finally taken h„„ I "This will be a one-time family affair shot if there is born in Detroit, played for Eastern Michigan's Hurons and booters and their chances for a iu Pnrtl,*nt', I such a thing," defensive coordinator Denny Stolz said. coached a high school team out of Ypsilanti. winning season would play off herih °n I To start with, Minnesota head coach Cal Stoll was an miracle. depend lareelv 6 ' ,7orev«n(I on a assistant coach for Duffy Daugherty at MSU for 10 Gopher offensive coach Tom Moore, though he has no n seasons, contacts with Michigan, coached alongside Spartan Well, the season's over and stretching from 1959 - 1968. Stoll left Daugherty's staff to perflate , i notice, but the MSU soccer team take over the head coaching job at Wake Forest, a post he defensive line coach Ed Youngs when the two were at 17th winning just wranr^U dlngon|y | graduate assistant helping to coach the MSU freshman team Included in those incredible up in Minnesota, we are going to have to show continued statistics ai 'diblestatisticsaretwoNntl only two seasons ago. He spent last season coaching Eastern co-championships and improvement if we expect to have a chance." two second Michigan's defensive unit before There won't be any place accepting Stoll's smiling for the cameras in Saturday's national finishes. assignment. Cal St oil game, though. It'll be all business once the two teams take Despite "1 Dick Moseley, another of Stoll's defensive assistants. the field. fielding a team composed mainly of inexperienced walk-ons. Coach Payton Fuller Varsity molded his squad into a Duffy, Sh winning unit, a team capable of carrying on the proud tradition of begin voll Spartan soccer. As Filler sat in his small cubicle office in honored By LINDA DROEGER State News Sports Writer Volleyball fans may think they've come to the When the ball is short of the player's forward-reach, she dives forward, hits the ball up, catches herself with the E ngineering Building you could Wednesday recognize with little trouble that wrong game when they see her arms and then springs he was very pleased MSU varsity women doing back up on her feet. with the outcome of MSU head coach Duffy Daugherty well for the game. Any laurels that and defensive lineman John Shinsky Japanese rolls and front The secret of the success the season. come my way should be spread out dives on the courts this were honored by United Press of these techniques is the With only five amongst the staff the bouquets . . . season. International this week for the parts should go to everyone. The team did player's belief in them. If experienced players on It's all part of the shift his they played in defeating the number a good job and the staff the player can master the squad, Fuller implemented from the standard offensive five ranked Ohio State Buckeyes last it." dive or roll he can feel performed the minor spiking volleyball strategy miracle that was PAYTON FULLER Saturday. The lineman of the week honor to confident using it, knowing concentration on needed. Daugherty was named by the wire was the first such plaudit in defensive techniques. that the area of court he "It is a good feeling to have a service as national coach of the week Shinsky's career as an MSU defensive "It's always great to have believes he can cover will be said. "Although it was not as winning year," Fuller I while Shinsky was applauded as tackle. greatly extended. satisfying as I had hoped,I strong hitters but we can't think the team did very well. Midwest lineman of the week. "You always count on can Considering all the afford to be an offensive Davis is controversy and injuries to key players I am indeed Daugherty was named national Shinsky to do an outstanding job," trying a new coach of the week once last season line coach Ed Youngs said. "He's team only. This year we defensive formation strategy pleased with the outcome." have to learn to defend," The booters began the season with after his charges had knocked off always up for every game. He weighs this year which requires high hopes, but those aspirations were somewhat dulled when I Purdue in upset • fashion, 43 • 10. volleyball coach Carol Davis players to switch positions, Jamaican every play like it is his last play. said. forward Nick Dujon was lost for the This week's honor was the first "He's in excellent physical Both the roll and the creating options to the standard set formation. suffering knee injury in the first game. a year after] bestowed on Daugherty for the 1972 condition and it pays off for him. He one dive are techniques used Injuries continued to mount as the season w season. wears the guy opposite him down. when the ball is out of reach The best defensive but when one player was lost another "Anytime you get an honor like He isn't that big so his endurance player seemed of the player. In the roll the backrow to always be there to pick up the slack. this it is because your entire staff did comes in handy. He'd run all the player moves way player dives to the side, hits forward to the center The biggest surprise of the year was a good job," Daugherty commented. across the field to help make a Jay Nisbet who the ball upward, rolls on her putting three attackers on wound up as the Spartan's leading goal scorer with "The coaches prepared the team very tackle." JOHN SHINSKY shoulder ending back on her the front line. Switching four. Nisbet will be back next year to lead the Spartan feet and returning to the positions creates more offensive attack a% (Jerry Murray. Lennox Robinson, field of play. confusion and initially more Junior Higgins, and-Nigel (ioodison all depart via mistakes but in the long run graduation: > intPORTS is a more effective defense Thffour departing Jamaicans have been the key to] BUMPER TO BUMPER AND THE PARTS IN BETWEEN Spartans introduce against hard-hitting teams. All six women consistent on the the soccer squad since coming to MSU in 1969. With the future of Spartan soccer on a national level I ENGINE PARTS FUEL SYSTEM unclear. Fuller stressed that the main emphasis of the t HEADS iCRANKSHAFTS : RODS CARBURETORS CARBURETOR KITS FUEL PUMPS basketball team Saturday first team are returning veteran players. Five played team will be placed on being the best squad in Michigan and not worry so much about national | 1 PISTONS - in the nationals last year CHOKE PARTS J MSU unveils its 1972 73 competition. j VALVE TRAIN ■ undergraduate lettermen, as makeup for the season when MSU took seventh "We can't ELECTRICAL varsity basketball team the sponsor. Admission will expect to have the goodI CHASSIS PARTS opener scheduled for the place. Seniors Carol nationally-ranked teams that we have fielded before. IGNITION Saturday afternoon at be 25 cents for students and GENERATORS same Nov. court 28 with Peterson and Shirley Welch Without any funds for scholarships, that's impossible," ) STEERING l| SUSPENSION VOLTAGE REGULATORS Jenison Fieldhouse with the Green and White intra 50 cents for adults. Toledo the foe. will be setters for the team, he said. | SOLENOIDS Coach Gus Ganakas plans ! BRAKE PARTS - spikers are senior Patti squad game. to divide his Oslovar, junior Pat ACCESSORIES varsity club as The Spartans will be TRANS-AXLE Tipoff time is 4 p.m. with evenly Chamonix BUMPERS as possible to insure McCarthy, and sophomores I CLUTCHES MIRRORS the MSU Varsity Club, returning eight lettermen ! TRANSMISSION PARTS a good contest. Game from last year's squad Ann Collins and Jody WIPER BLADE: organization o f results will in I AXLES LIGHTING help him in addition to seven incoming Manore. deciding upon squad sophomores. The team will scrimmage DISTRIBUTED BY: CAPITOL AUTOMOTIVE against the Komets and the Lansing Kalamazoo to host O 431 N. LARCH 1972 CU.hion Board Lancers at 7 p.m. today in PARIS (UPI) - The host the 1976 Wintei STREET National Committee for the SOUTH SIDE AUTOMOTIVE Qhfistmas ^ttj^Warket ^ 127 Women's IM. In its first intercollegiate Olympics and Sports of Olympics Games, spokesman for th« 6020 S. CEDAR STREET competition, MSU will France received the committee said. chalenge U-M at home, at application of the city of The committee iweiwd dec. 3 entry fee $3 sun. 6:30 p.m. Monday. Chamonix Wednesday to application of Grenobk earlier and to this week second floor union building give consideration to both Whalens Has It All-- time 1130 a.m. set up a p plications. 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Lower Level Union Building Regular Cafeteria Service 12-2 P.M. i State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 16, 1972 11 ly restlers consecutive year. eye 8th stra L News farn;," PAT FARNAN Sports Writer rste-* "We have to be classed as ——' veteran that was quick to his team would be admit performers," Peninger said. - ^ C/NCAA titles at 142 pounds, The 177 pound division the team to beat this "We have some proven lom a performance Peninger said. "We've won year," exposed to a great deal of veterans whom we expect to while going undefeated in is also undecided loaded with what Peninger terms, ■point, there's not this title for the past seven pressure. have excellent seasons, and collegiate competition. "a whole gob of talented A that the MSU we have "He sould eat up the years." some capable folks." Km; V team lacks, except The Spartans were also "Sure there's pressure. If there wasn't I'd create fledglings that will give us a country," Peninger said. Amen Bow, Jeff Zindel, for losing. They don't runner-up in the NCAA it," big lift." "He's a tremendous he said. "This team has athlete." and Jeff Hersha all are in X l»lose- .i finals last year and expect intense pride, more than Peninger commented contention for the spot spartan wrestlers that the Spartans toughest Returning veteran Mark Evii atop the Big Ten to challenge the national any other sport. But these weight classes would be the Malley, a senior in the 150 which may not be decided throne again this year. kids also have the desire to pound frame, is expected to until the final week of the Me past seven years and 150 pound class and down "We have an excellent win." occupy that class. Malley, pre-season. ■the trophies to prove adding that the 167 pound B>w in preparation for oportunity to finish high The individual battles for class would also be however, is presently Nothing has been nailed very down Koming season, coach this year," Peninger each of the ten weight strong. fighting a bout with in the 190 pound A Peninger and team commented. "Of course, classes "This is where we have tonsilitis and may be out for division, either. Mark are still in progress three weeks. ■themselves cast in a after a team gets to the but our heaviest concentration Ciolek, Greg Zindel and a corp of veterans are "Mark is Scott Wickard will fight it Lr role. They are finals, they're going to need expected to retain their of veterans," he said. "We're a proven luck." performer," Peninger said. out for representing that fcd to win the Big Ten some positions. still unproven in a few "He will miss for the eighth The nine year some of the weight class. coaching "We have a lot of steady classes yet, but we have early season competition, Also being considered as some good material to work but when he's restored to with." heavyweight prospects are normal, he should have an football players John At 118, James Bissell and excellent year." Shinsky and Greg Schaum. icers open tonight Randy Miller are the top candidates and Peninger word In the 158 division the is also undecided. Junior Larry Avery is currently listed No. 1 in the believes this one will be a real Sophomore Jay Riggs and heavyweights. dogfight. Rick Green, transfer student "We'd still like lu's junior varsity Doug Gordon, Mike players so they can make ftt Milkovich appears certain Iii a fix from Temple University are welcome anyone with high to Er squad will make its Nowakowski and Ed the varsity," Terpay said. tooocupy the 126 pound Senior both unproven in Peninger's school experience to try out Tresnak head the defensive wrestling ace Tom Milkovich exemplifies |appearance of the "You can't always tell division after an outstanding the intensity of a wrestling match. One-half of a words, but the veteran for the team," Peninger 1 today, taking on corps. about a player by practice freshman campaign. He coach is confident said. "We can use all the ■ national championship brother combo, Milkovich is that and Community Terpay said that his two alone. We have to see how acquired both national and eventual winner of that personnel we can get." Ige at 7 p.m. at top lines will consist of he reacts during a game. Big Ten crowns last winter competing for his fourth Big Ten title. weight class will be a top The final stages of the Bnstration Hall. wingers Denny Olmstead and Richard "The JVs have been and was designated State News photo by Craig Porter contender. pre-season tryouts will be > is a special deal Cregg working just "Freshman of the Year" by Bruce held in the sports arena of combining with center Glen as long as the the "Amateur Wrestling Zindel, also a _.u for those who varsity and they need a was plagued with an injury, brother combination is Tom senior letter winner, the Men's IM building Nov. A the contest. For $1, Menoni, and the trio News." is Peninger's top bet in that Milkovich. A senior, he is chance to prove themselves number one at 167 pounds 27, 28, 29. Xj|| be able to see the including center Mike Miller in "Pat has an excellent division. Calander favored to win a fourth Big and Peninger claims the 5 "We'd like to make this and wingers Jack Redwood a game," Terpay chance to become the first ■ and participate in the commented. completed last winter's Ten title, a feat last foot-10 inch East Lansing as public as possible," and Dave Francis. four time NCAA with 18-5 record »c skating session MSU has scheduled nine season an accomplished 23 years ago. native has great potential. Peninger said. "We've done One of the main champion," Peninger said. lards. The charge is home Thursday night JV and placed fourth in the His first two crowns were at "Bruce could be a big this in the past with great purposes of the JV squad is Conrad Calander at 134, conference. ■lame for those who to get its players games during the hockey who went 15-1 up to the 134 and last year he boost for us this year," he success, and we hope for a ■ skate after the game. ready to season, although three of The other half of the demonstrated his versatility said. "He's got the talent to good turnout again this 1)CC has a strong club play for the varsity team. the contests Big Ten last year when he national championship gaining the Big Ten and year." "We want to develop are still go all the way." ley were the best team tentative. BOONE S FARM. MODESTO, CALIFORNIA re faced last year," JV I Alex Terpay said. Jporge Milinovich and I Bo wen will share the 1500 off any lending lans while duties for the Todd Seeley, j size pizza ! one coupon per pizza Jskefbo/I | good thru 11-20-72 Ikefs now Mailable iMr. ■ginning today, MSU fcits. faculty, and staff ■ purchase their 1972-73 ! MIKG'S fW fast free delivery Ttan basketball tickets at Jon Fieldhouse. ludents ftn tickets can for purchase the 10 irlLfd 351-1600 j home games for $5 Saab 991 Itling them reserved "ing in downstairs The little car that Jchers between the lets. They may also buy for any individual leves winter l at $1 on a general ission basis. faculty I to and staff will pay $10 for season its or they will be able (purchase tickets for i games at $1.50 and Je seats will be reserved, ■ird option will be given I faculty and staff pitting them to purchase pal admission seats as Front wheel drive, rack & pinion steering, Radial Tires and 4 wheel disc brakes are just a few of the features. If Saab can handle Swedish winters — it can Women handle ours. |asketball coach Mikki ( will meet with all interested in Oik Ipeting for positions on T women's varsity letball team at 4:30 I. Monday in the second |r lounge in the Women's J Bldg. |anizational e will for an meeting, begin Nov. 27. WATSON--WILLIAMSTON OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 PH. 655-2171 .> • >. 1 rr.k'W ' w ^ '-'v! .ft THE A •SNORKEL" PARKA Regular $40°° Value NOW s29" SIZES 36 to 46 NAVY . CRN . MAROON Koger Stuart 1^1 FRANDOR CENTER apple turnover. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. N0ver LIBERAL GIRL, own room GIRL - SUBLET winter, power steering, air 1972, 4 spring. conditioned. Excellent speed, radio, January i^. £.0-urnished, Haslett Arms. Close. Across ;hoodw, iioo, excellent condition, 10 luxury, f^Voniences, $80 from Berkey. 332-5279 ' C0,0r. ^ condition, less than 6,500 months old. Asking $1,900. , worn plus utilities. Twyckingham. 355871 PHONE 355 8255 miles. Leaving country, must sell, best offer. Call between 355-2751. 5-11-21 332-2115. 5-11 17 5-11-16 3-1,,^ 4 NEEDED: ONE man. Four man 6pm. 332 8942. 5-1117 TRIUMPH GT6. 1967 ONE MALE needed for 4 man Cedar Village. Winter Excellent condition, best apartment winter term only Spring. 351-1634. 5-11-22 •AUTOMOTIVE CUTLASS CONVERTI LE offer. Phone 489-9422. in Eden Roc Apartments. 1966 - good condition, Scooters & Cycles run! 337 2263. 5-11-17 EFFICIENCY SUBLET good. Phone 372-4774 $12?' Parts & Service month, furnished, close, VAN 1964 Ford, runs good, GIRL NEEDED. Cedar V.llage Stoddard Aviation new tires, $400. Phone winter and spring. $73. Apartments, *E! 1PLOY <1ENT DODGE CHARGER 440 694-9678. 3-11-17 - Phone 332-2027. 5-11 22 * FOR RENT VEGA WAGON, 1972 low Apartments - THREE GIRLS for leage, Houses standard Twyckingham. Winter only shift, radio, power or winter/ spring. Rooms 351-4859. GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet steering. 355-2840. 3-11-17 5-11 20 •FOR SALf! EDS EL 1959 4 door sedan, house, $62.50 per month. Call Joann or Animals excellent condition, low VEGA ~ Excellent TWO BEDROOM unfurnished Linda mileage. Sell or trade for condit.on. New tires, 30,000 351 2549. 0-11-30 Mobile Homes mobile home, $30/ week. Jeep. 484-7173. 3-11 -20 miles $ 1 •30°- CaM 337-0033 Quiet and peaceful. 641 6601 •Lost & Found after 5pm. 2 11-16 1 or 2 PEOPLE FOR house 4 0-11-30 •PERSONAL FALCON TI ,rVY\ 1962 minutes from campus. 2 •PEANUTS PERSONAL Good SeSOV°ca.. $125. VW CAMPER bus 1966. new 'IN HONOR OF THE CHINESE NEED ONE girl, Collingwood driveways, washer (,nd dryer, •REAL EJTATE 351 5947. 3-1116 a,,achable ,en<- dishwasher, 332-3317. * SI 100 o> nearest offer. VEAfc OF THE PAT. ...' apartments winter, $75/ 5-11-20 RHCREATION month. 351-3514. 5-11-20 FIAT CONVERTIBLE 1970. 393-4207 2-11-17 •SERVICE Sharp' Low mileage, must @r*AH/ay &EAWN4/RJV *23/ f UA/6/H6. MICH THREE PEOPLE needed: East coo^\I^isdB Instruction sell, owner moving. $995. vvv 1969, sunroof, AM/FM, ONE GIRL for winter Lansing house, $60/ month. "U'sU)As| Typing Service 1-224-3722 after 5pm or other extras, very man, close to i 351-4405 after 5pm. 5-11 ?2 1X1,11 4 lc" •TRANSPORTATION weekends. 3-11 -1 7 dependable. Unusual IC V H 332-3909. 5-11 20 SHKLV*S EVE™! ,,OHRS 'WANTED FIREBIRD 1967, 326 4 ■ speed. 353-9640 before 5pm for 2 GIRLS FOR 4 - man, sublet SORORITY HOUSE board, winter term, $335. room/ "AND J /W GUARANTEED winter/ spring. Runs great. Body excellent details. Also 1962 Fairlane, repair. NON-STUDENT 551 Albert, Females only. Call 332-0851. 1 HASLETT $72.50. Phone LUMBERCJ J "RATES'* 371-2620. 5-1 1-21 FORD GALAXIE 500 1968, 2 away 3-11-17 for e of tl s ad. RANDY'S Okemos C-11-30 MOBIL, I Road. - 96 and 34°-9620. sses, age moie. 2 18 -25. 30 hours Call 351-2755 5-11 20 351-1891 weer. 5 pm. 0-11-30 NEARBY SPACIOUS house h°s b | daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL afternoon. $1.25/ hour. bedroom furnished ?2 INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. Retalia,e T 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. 355-77/4. 3-11-20 December, $65. 351 3199, 3-11-17 apartment. Available December 1st. 332-3896 53" % — 21 78 R'tcl1* | MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL YHY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT GROCERY STORE help needed after 6pm. 3-11-20 45 7T7_ TF % % 2q 30 Ridicule j Pla110'!"! J CO., INC. 3 nights per week. Prefer iUBLET FURNISHED 1 II On one s I*'1 bedroom apartment, couple, *9 !*l 1 graduate students. Apply at FEMALE ROOMMATE 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. EAST SUITE 411 QUALITY DAIRY FOOD $175 month, utilities. Close furnished apartment; needed; MZ MO f iisa 3/ DJ""1' LANSING, MICHIGAN STORE, Trowbridge Road. to campus. 351-6051 after 48823 3-11-20 5pm. 5-11-20 monthly after 5:15 p.m. lease. 1-11-16 337-2596 % YA 38. Cnti'" Itigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 16, 1972 13 STUDENT 3658255 ld |[q] [ Recreation ![|jj Cuba asks FOUND: SMALL black dog UNION hijacking pact with U.S. |E Kyi CIS dhubctory with red collar, BOARD FLIGHTS 1 .. Stoddard. offers .. Grand River area. 351-7023. London Christmas flight to 'continued from page 11 an emergency landing in American authorities for C-3-11-17 $185. stop in It said thses actions had Cuba on Sunday after FBI have in the past denied Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. created the present wave of Second floor Union. agents shot out its tires at encouraging Cubans to EXPE RT FOUND, 1 small white kitten on C-11-30 hijacking and terrorists acts the transmission repair Orlando, Fla., airport. escape from the Communist corner of Ann and Charles. "whose consequences both Castro reportedly praised Iftee Estimates One Day Ser island. Many of the Cubans Students - 10% Dltcoun J. Cedar 332-2575. C-3-11-17 Spring Break of our countries suffer, in the pilot who landed the make the treacherous with ad on major repair 393-2232 in one way or another." crippled jet and told him MasterCharge-BankAmerlcard U HAUL RENTALS MANS' WHITE gold diamond Acapulco! Call The statement said Cuba crossing of the Florida the hijackers would be Strait in craft .ansing transmission valley-towright ring, one major diamond and ranging ASMSU Travel had no interest in treated as criminals, co. permanent 3 smaller diamonds mounted from tiny rowboats and ZO S. LARCH 4fi4-fin«o hitches encouraging hijackings such installed in a horseshoe design. Lost at 355-4560 according to U.S. Federal rafts to inner tubes tied football game or 353-0659 as that of a Southern Aviation Saturday. A Administration together. Pay savings substantial reward offered. Airways jetliner which made officials. In the xper load college travel BUD'S Call SKIIS - YAMAHA Hi-flex early 1960s, many Alumni 210 *est for less Association, Cubans made their way to cm Nevada Grand-Prix ■ndrows office Auto Parts Inc. 355-8314. 3-11-16 bindings, good condition. Ilto WHAT'S this country by Ionowash 130 West Grand Late Model Motors and LOST: SMAli Call Neil, 332-5102. 3-11-16 commandeering fishing int ICIAL texas River Ave. parts a speciality. 'Qiwn dog, red TOSHER 50C collar, ^O" Please call, boats, yachts and small 351-6010 .. m; vine st. ason on n. Cedar 694 2154 •155-49id. 3-11-16 vJ® planes. In October 1969, Cuba • EYES EXAMINED • GLASSES 12 CHARMING SPACIOUS older home, super convenient to the campus. 3 It's Gay Liberation will host a adopted a law against air and sea piracy and illegal arrivals and departures from • CONTACT LENS bedrooms, 1V4 What's Happening must be party at 9 p.m. Friday at 215 S. APPOINTMENTS made its territory. It announced or just baths, sun room, fireplace. received in the State News Homer St. Call 35 3-9795 for DR. I L. Collin*, drop in. 355-3359. UNION at the time that this would Optometrist Very solid home, $23,900. office, 341 Student Services directions. Everyone is welcome. & candles BUILDING BARBER SHOP. — 303 Abbott Kd. New quilted fabri* «^rPpt,cal Serv'ce« 52*«S. Logan. 393-4330 Call Martha Mertz 339-9466 or Okemos Branch SIMON Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. All black students in business be used as a basis for any international or bilateral 351191 1 No will be REAL ESTATE 349-3310. agreement NEED A SITTER? Check the accepted by phone. are invited to a night of on hijackings. 3-11-20 orientation to the College of In tired of being COUNTERPOINT September 1970, and m HI Classified The Arab Student Cuban Foreign Minister cold?! Ads Friday, Service Organization will v Warm Up With A Comfy November 17th. 1-11-16 sponsor an Raul Roa declared that Arabian Night at 7 p.m. DOWN FILLED JACKET! Cuba was disposed to enter - Saturday at 2S00 S. Washington. The MSU Sports Car Club PSHOftS Creat For Hunting, Sking NOTEBOOK ADS In the "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for Tickets are available in 109 invites you to view an insider's into any accord on the ;\nd All Winter Sports.'!! planning, are pinning and engagement International Center. perspective in 1972 problem, but that it should advertising messages tor white birch stables children's notebooks. notices is 12 noon Thursday international races at 8 tonight be a broad agreement Individual knitters the 1966 Room, 1935_SJVlerldlari Rd. 677-0071 Subject matter is to be for Friday's paper. 347 an Hubbard covering air and sea piracy groups in the U.S. Hall. ecology, health, welfare, and Student Services. S-12-1 ar and attacks against its cooperating with the Children' * Animals j^j But for advertising FOR QUALITY service Committee of Canadian Aid ft Campus Crusade for Christ vessels and territory by CIA on Civilians. Anyone will meet at 7 p.m. today ii operatives or Cuban exiles. messages that reach all ages, stereo equipment, see the interested in obtaining knitting cost little, get fast results, Union Gold Room. 3 complete PENTAX, CANON, Nikon, SRL STEREO SHOPUE, 543 East only $377. cameras. Durst M301 GENTLE HORSE. Part there's nothing like STATE News Classified Ads. Look Grand River.C-11-30 M^nlTi0,!1* M!!!.,!!!18!! Heavy °rgan wU1 bringits ■KS FURNITURE. Appalousa. $300 or 349 1738 MaS,e'SOn at four of equipment for a 10.0-11-30 enlarger. Used zoom lenses. New 23mm f3.5 wide lenses, $89.95. Pioneer 77A angle reasonable 3-11-16 offer. 351-4254 good things you no longer need. Make a list of then dial 355-8255 and soon the them, INDOOR PAINTING, experienced student painter. The Christian Science College «ound Tuesday Tickets and < light the spectacular the ASMSU wing machines, stereo speakers. Pioneer PL50 Exceptional rates, references. Organization will sponsor a talk Union, (continued from page 1) AKC SIBERIAN your entitled HUSKIES message will Reach "Become What You |nd up. Consoles and stereo turntable. Bell and -$75 and up. OUOBOROS 50,000 People. Call Kim, 351-4719. 4-11-17 House les, Zig - Zag and Howell 545 16mm movie 12:30 p.m. Monday in Ulrey Co-op will State News. He did say that KENNELS. Phone 655-3632 Union Parl< an international s. Also, used sound projector. Color TV HOME REMODELING and an "informal standing 5-11-20 PREGNANT? WE understand. bake sale all day I cleaners, $3.50 and sets. 1000 used 8 track Call repairs of all types. Free at Frandor Shopping agreement" was made us. Pregnancy There will be an important between the groups to the JECTRO GRAND, tapes, used stereo albums, COCKER BLONDE female, 8 counseling. 372-1560. estimates. Call Jim Wolnosky, meeting of the Foods and Michigan, Lansing, huge selection oriental wall C-11-30 351-8753. 2-11-17 Nutrition Club at 7:30 p.m. effect that the Office of weeks, AKC, shots, wormed. m • 5pm. Saturday tapestries. WILCOX today in 9 Human Ecology Bldg. Black Affairs sponsored $70. 487-0008. 5-11-20 n. 0-11-30 SECOND HAND STORE, STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per will be Typing Service discussed. events would not exclude 509 East Michigan. 8 - 5:30 month, $23 per term. Free The MSU chapter of Campus whites. 350 automatic, Action will meet at 9 p.m. Monday - Saturday. delivery, service and pick-up. The Astronomy Dept. tonight in Wahula said the ASMSU w camera with flash, 485-4391. /ill 33 Union. Come and join Master Charge, No deposit. TV's available TYPING TERM papers, theses, our at hold an open night from 8 I 10 Christian fellowship. board will meet at 6:30 Kg case. Originally n k A n tern- MOBILE HOMES really move same rates. Call NEJAC etc. Electric. Experienced. p.m. Saturday at the MSU Inly $100. 353-7040. Layaways, trades. C-11-30 when you advertise them for 337-1300. C-11-30 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Observatory. Children under 13 The MSU chapter of the p.m. Tuesday at an sale in the State News Want C-11-30 should be accompanied by Assn. for Computing Machinery undetermined location to an 5 SPEED men's Schwinn adult. will present Tammy Kirk decide if any punitive action bike, 5 Ads - 355-8255. FREE ... A lesson in receiver, Dual years. $50. 332-6640 after discussing IBM's Virtual Storage should be taken against the complexion care. Call TERM PAPERS, theses, fast •q two - way 5pm. 5-11-22 ROYCRAFT 12' 484-4519, East Michigan or accurate service. Satisfaction If you have a good tele\»■ ,um System at 7:30 p.m. today in black affairs office. x 52', "mSU - 1^* neadphone. furnished on shaded lot. 485-7197, Lansing Mall. guaranteed. Call 484-2661. program idea, the 402 ComPuter Center. ASMSU has given the broadcasters can make Hiy used. $350. FISCHER SUPERGLASS and Many extras. Holt area. Merle Norman Cosmetics 3-11-17 The Inter-Varsity Christian Office of Black Affairs ^). 211-16 reality. Contact thei Marker rotomat Phone 699-2960. 5-11-21 Studios. C-3-11-16 Fellowship will meet for an bindings. 355-8372. $4,500 for the current year, Tops and bottoms FREE STENO informal session of singing and - TYPING today Wahula said. |LYNX ih - 14 - Honeywell flash. E FI.4 completely reconditioned, can't tell from new, ACTIVE MOBILE home Ilectro.lysis . to renew speed. Prefer Com« Christian meeting of the r .u sharing at 8 tonight at Bethel Manor 803 Grand River Ave 210cm, 10'x55', shed, step, skirting, ONLY perrxtfient hai/ Selectric. 332-1268. 2-11-17 Science Organi >w. $70. 353-7040. $125. 332-1878. 3-11-20 semi- furnished, 2 bedrooms, unique ceiling in living room. removal>. Facial^srrhne - Bod\^ ANN BROWN. Typing and at 4 p.m. today McDonel lower lounge to find out what in the Christian Scientists East Armstrong Hall will present STORY'S SCOTT 2513 compact stereo, 646-6563. 3-11-20 Virgtma^H'ancheft mu It'll ith offset printing. Arvo Juolo speaking on "How [T SILVER Olds, ion with with speakers, AM/FM tuner, 325% S.Oand, Lansin ^ Phone'48"4-1€32^ Complete service for really believe. to Take an today in the lobby. Exam" at 7 p.m. DAILY case, duel turntable, includes dissertations, theses, ■ubs. full set Wilson I year old. 349-1850. Fisher XL-18 speakers. 1-543-4084. 3-11-20 FLORIDA 18th to - need lift 17th/ spend Thanksgiving manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 23 years experience. Wanted ' The Society for Creative DOZEN Anachronism medieval dance with fiance, or ride South the 349-0850. C-11-30 class will not meet today. Class USED CAR KUSTOM AMPLIFIER, 200 17th. 353-1435. 4-11-16 DON'T FORGET blood comes wjii be held at 7:30 p.m. fPHONIC AM/FM watt, 6 15" speakers, new only from people. Save a life. Monday. SPECIALS omatic changer, air condition, vinyl covers. Call OF THE 3H t speakers. Good 349-4457 after 3pm. The Assn. of Black Social ■$85. 353-4274 after X-3-11-20 MARLETTE 12'x60' 1967. j Peanuts Personal _ -^-0940^ 3-1 l_-n MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Workers WEEK Monday in the Baker Hall COMPLETE THESES MAMIYA UNIVERSAL press SERVICE. Discount printing. Minority Room. All graduates and undergraduates are invited. 69 CHEVY IMPALA ■ ALLSTATE 4 2Va x 3%. 120/220 back, DEAR HOT Ticket; Happy IBM typing and binding of 4 dr grey - ply les, 7.50 - 14. $30. 100mm f 3.5. Aluminum three months! I love you, theses, Resumes, WANTED: SMALL, working, The MSU Amateur Radio 16.3-11-17 camera case. Honeywell 880 Q.V. 1-11-16 publications. Across from balanced spinning wheel and Club will meet at 8 tonight in 51088 strobe, Gossen Luna - Pro. accessories. 339 Engineering Bldg. Anyone campus, corner M.A.C. and Reasonably $400. 355-2751.3-11-20 Grand River, below Jones priced. 339-8685 after 6pm. interested in radio is invited. 67 RAMBLER REBEL FIND SOMETHING? Stationery Shop. Call XS-5-11-16 2 dr HT white IF YOU'VE found a pet or PIRGIM will hold a p. 2 78x14 Firestone GIBSON EB 0 bass. 15" JBL COPYGRAPH SERVICES, country- snow tires bass speaker, scales. Phone article of value, we want to BILL B. - I desperately WANT 337-1666. C-11-30 GRADUATE FREAK needs provisional loc il board meeting $388 7:30 203C Used 2 months. help you return it. Just come your PUTTER! heh, heh, I. 355-6285. 3-11-20 living place - month/ month Wells Hall.^Ul meetfngs in to the State News hehl 1-11-16 TYPING TERM papers and basis starting January. Doug, to the public. 68 BUICK LA SABRE Classified Dept. and tell us SLEEPING BAGS - DOWN. theses. Electric typewriter, 882-2059. 5-11-22 4 dr that you want to place an ad NANCY "SQUIRREL" Petitions for I STRATOCASTER Alpine design sleeping bags in EAST LANSING STATE E LMQUIST, fast service. Call 349-1904. membership on $588 like new, hard rated down to 15 HAPPY 15-11-21 STUDENTS NEEDED for ,he student Traffic Appeals degrees, on BANK'S found column. As a BIRTHDAY, DUMB Psychology 890, independent £?Ur!l a^e , rosewood sale, $69.95. RAUPP public service EAST BLONDII Vulture and TYPING THESES and 1""' Bldg. d, $300. 484-4856. CAMPFITTERS, 2208 East Michigan. 2-11-17 LANSING STATE BANK study (The Virginity Concept). Call Jean, ^Xnln, students 65 MUSTANG will run the ad at no extra 2 dr 351-3129. 2-11-17 cost to you. ^PORTABLE TV - NORDICA ASTRAL ski boots. EAST LANSING CONGRATULATIONS condition. $45. Size 9'/2. $150 new - must STATE BANK. on WANTED, WOMAN to share S188 your engagement. From the house. Winter, spring. $60/ ela fOafter noon. 3-11-17 sell, $70. Bruce, 332-6789. gang at work. 1-11-16 will employment rights of religious d i! month. 337-0483. 1-11-16 1 2-11-17 FOUND SMALL blond minorities at 5:30 p.m. Sunday 67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SILKSCREEN - at 319 Hillcrest as part of white feet, pink spot LISA, Derek and Burt would be NEED TRAVELING companion dr. HT | 'ones, "Fishermen TC - 130 COMPLETE cassette puppy, RIDERS - SHARE driving, H i 11 el's sunday supper and Nets." 29" on nose, 353-2406. C-3-11-20 proud. Congrats! Love, ■ offei Mpls/Sj. Paul 11-22, return backpacking in Europe speaker. AEPhi's. 1-11-16 p716. 3-11-17 351-7368 after 5pm. 2-11-17 11-26. 2900 Northwind Drive winter term. Dan, 353-1473. s288 FOUND: BROWN male puppy. No. 622. 5-11-20 1-11-16 Hillel will offer Shabbat Four to six months old. Call Carol, llene, Joanie, Shelly, services at 5:30 p.m. Friday FENDER - super SNOW TIRES, two brand new ■ excellent condition. Mohawk 4 ply 635x15, $50. - 351-3630. C-3-11-21 Great to have you! Love, TWO GIRLS need ride to PICTURES, in color, of 1972 followed by dinner and at 9:30 69 CHEVY IMPALA AEPhi's. 1-11-16 a.m. Saturday followed by |4582.3-11-17 355-2749.2-11-17 EXCHANGE OF similar items Florida after finals. Call spring and fall MSU and scenes kiddush. 4 dr 355-8594. 3-11-20 events for 1973 PAVEL trailer, 1966 (lined green trench coat, STRETCH BUDGET dollars! Wolverine yearbook. $5.00 PIRASTRO EUDOXA strings. The deadline for petitions for black Russian hat, gloves) in Sell longer TWO NEED ride to D.C. for each [.sleeps ™ with 6, self - Lowest prices on Michigan. Union Cafeteria Tuesday appliances no to needed cash buyers November 21/22. Will help 355-8263 published. Call from 1 arts and letters students for shower. Gas 5pm, University and College positions ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 67 RAMBLER REBEL - Call 485-9834. below Paramount News, noon. 353-8879, 675-5342. with Want Ads. Dial pay. 353-2414, 355-1423. Monday through Friday. is Friday. Petitions are available 2-11-17 355-8255 now! X-2-11-16 in departmental offices. 332-4331. C-1-11-16 Wagon s388 ■5-11-21 1 LYNX-14, excellent "0n- 1969 model, CEDAR GREENS dtopctungfjam 67 FORD wagon blue _="on book, $65. ■'•5-11.21 1ER 3 STRING, 66 CHEVY IMPALA ■ss shape hand - 2 dr HT turq f,t9od- T-3-11-17 Call Peter, F SEWing *388 machine, "itch with 65 RAMBLER Wagon 4620 S.ilAGADORN Just north of Mt. Hope Rd. M88 ■ « E,C0Rders TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for Iai rftLL,V' MUSIC, f,0nr' $29-95- WINTER, SPRING, SUMVIER. These spacious luxury apartments are completely 65 PONTIAC C-C-MMe 245 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Wagon A/C furniture. Each unft has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples *388 central control air conditioning. These four man units have units for WINTER, SPRING & SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted up to 3 and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated 68 RAMBLER REBEL individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking space for swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. The 2 every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private *988 bedroom units start at $60/month per man. balconies We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want FOR RENTAL INFORMATION to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom CALL: units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE and TWELVE 11Jse Your or 351 8631. month leases available. MODEL OPEN 12-5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 and 12 - MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE . STORY EAST LOT ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. pfc charge ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. MANAOEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 1153 E. Michigan PfATE NEWS MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 241 e. saginaw hwy. suite 411 ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS 351.1310 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 east lansing, michigan 48823 351-0400 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, N0veil Resisters say amnesty hopes ended] (continued from page 1) amnesty for draft dodgeis and Vancouver, where the winters are Guy, who said he had been a corporal administers $32,000 a year in aid from deserters after the war. The few few hundred" that President Nixon hundred who refused to serve or who milder, and in Montreal, where the Quebec tradition of draft opposition in Vietnam and who now makes a the Canadian Council of Churches to A 2? the i&su® or, i good living in a Vancouver factory. four draft information and talked about in a broadcast from the deserted their country must often creates counseling White House late last month. pay a a welcoming atmosphere. centers across the country. penalty for their choice." disillusioned." "Most Canadians couldn't care less Like Guy, many of the young exiles want to remain anonymous to avoid Wilkinson said the Now that Nixon "It is time to draw the line on this Perhaps half of the expatriates live about your Army peak of « 1 status, though embarrassing their families back home. immigration into Canada was reached issue for once and for all," the in and around Toronto, but there are sometimes they are hostile if you got a Others, especially the deserters, are about 1969, and the flow is now down tjje White that thfre President said. "There will be no also substantial communities in better job than wi|| l)(, , they've got," explained also afraid of getting caught, though significantly, because of lower draft amnesty and mo* »t ,^1 it is widely believed that Canada has. made it clear that it will tolerate no calls, increases in Canada's unemployment rate and "the greater building a future in J FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS American investigations here. arrests or official sophistication of legal draft resistance in the United States" the growth of expressing the draft counseling business "Why should I h/*"18 there, for amnesty I'm The Canadian government's example. position is that an American's draft committed the crime." T Holiday Foreign students from more than 40 nations — far from home and family at holiday time — will spend their projec foreign students arrive in East Lansing and conclude Dec. status at the country. home is irrelevant question of his right to visit or to It is generally thought that most of the live in American Assnl 30 when they leave. the exiles have achieved legal resident Christmas vacation studying together in MSU's 20th annual Third or fourth status, becoming "landed immigrants," to start unde$fj - year students with an international or Adventure in World Understanding. world - affairs interest are sought. Those with travel, and that a few, having been here the More than 60 future leaders of developing nations, as language or related program experience will be required five years, have become remote and as different as Malaysia, Thailand, - given Kenya and preference. citizens. The American Dental Assn. is Colombia, will live, dine and study at Kellogg Center. sponsoring a program on dental The American hosts will live with other "adventurers" at college students under They will study how citizens cooperate and organize to a grant from the National Institute of Kellogg Center, participate in discussions and tour with Newcomers still often cling to one Pre baccalaureate students interested Dental R meet problems which result from development and may apply and if urbanization. their foreign counterparts, except for the Christmas eve and another in tight American weeks in the laboratories of senior dental scientists to acceptedw|3 Christmas day visits to area homes. The student hosts will communities, but greater assimilation related to the expressed primary field of interest. participate in jj The foreign students, who attend 40 American have Christmas free to spend with their own families. is becoming more and more the rule. colleges The program will provide $1,000 for maintenance from New York to California, will hear presentations American students who wish to serve as hosts should during the 10 wet by summer as well as air travel for the students to a MSU sources and other authorities, visit volunteer and apply to Mabel Petersen, 106 Student Services Bldg. "Most of these men are employed, meeting site of a co f late August and return to the student's home or government agencies to talk with officials, tour a major MSU foreign students who wish to participate in "the in one way or another, and they just school. na American industry to talk with laborers and management adventure" should contact the Foreign Student Office, 109 fade into the Canadian countryside," Applications and information are available from Robert and spend a day exploring the Detroit Center for International Programs. said the Rev. Maurice Wilkinson, who director of the Institute of D Soh ■ metropolitan area. Biology and Medicine, 423 Six American students from MSU will represent the Administrator#! United States in discussions and serve as hosts. Each foreign student will spend Christmas eve DAILY 10-10; SUN. 10-7 and Christmas day in the home of a mid - Michigan city or farm family, getting a better idea of American family life. 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