,h« Maw. . michigan Volume 65 Number 66 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 17, 1972 'eace talks to resume; Pi anoi vows rejection of Iterations in U.S. pact IpaRIS IAP) - On the eve of Hanoi vigorous objections to approaching," Porter told the meeting. r ^negotiator .. Le Due Tho's return tn-i. fro j [>.arts negotiations the of the^raft agreement and said continue to mark "Each of us is equally well aware of the efforts being made to refine and pariS< North Vietnam Thursday _ time simply because the Communist Lgd the United States it will reject side obstinately persists in its refusal perfect the accomplishment of L major changes in the drafted peace negotiations so that a settlement fair to engage in a constructive to all will result. eement. dialog with due here from Moscow As he Chief U.S. negotiator, William J. emerged from the meeting, and is expected to resume his he told "the Porter, avoided any reference to the newsmen tone was (ret negotiations with President m points still under dispute, but pleaded generally better" at the meeting. security adviser Heniy A. for moderation in the He declined to elaborate, but his semipublic talks (singer in the next few days. There scheduled to resume Nov. 30. The spokesmen, David Lambertson, said: s no offical word on the date of "The rebuttals were much shorter than delegations agreed to skip next week's singer's arrival in Paris. I Communist delegates at the 167th regular Thursday session because of Thanksgiving Day. usual and freer of the usual invective." Lambertson declined to specify Two blacks lie dead in front of the administration Campus deaths sion of the semipublic peace talks "Each of us is aware that the whether the United States agreed with building at Southern University in Baton Rouge, La. Tuesday following a clash with police after a student takeover of the reatedto thei tes was I r charges thatthe the Uniwhile stepping up war back out of the agreement ted restoration of peace in Vietnam is (continued on page 12) least one man had been shot. AP building. At wirepnoto tjotiated here last month between singer and Tho. North Vietnamese delegate Xuan j told the three - hour meeting 2 blacks killed at Southern U e resolutely reject all the pretexts t forth by the United States and BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Two any weapons at the students other n to demand modification of the young black men were killed after the confrontation at the All was reported quiet at the New 23-member committee Thursday than tear gas canisters. he appointed on the Southern University campus administration building. Orleans campus, where students ended to look into student Gov. Edwin Edwards activated a grievances at the The Hanoi delegation spokesman during Firemen battled the blaze under the a day of protests that began 700-man National Guard battalion a nine-day occupation of that predominantly black campuses. He Thanh Le recalled with protection of sheriffs deputies as (stanceof the agre ment." uyen that a student takeover of the soon after the administration building exactly one said he had concluded the students did violence, but did not students watched. singer told a Washington news administration building and included a immediately order week ago, in an agreement worked out not want to negotiate, and the any troops onto the The university was iference Oct. 26 that only minor fire in the registrar's office. closed and all with Edwards. committee's "further efforts would be campus. The guardsmen were students except those fting changes were needed to who live on Edwards told the board Thursday useless, fruitless and not in the Raymond Potter, administrator at gathering at an airport about one mile public nplete the still unsigned agreement from the campus. campus in residence halls were ordered morning he Earl K. Long Hospital whercone of the home. was disbanding a interest." i final secret session with Tho. victims was taken, said a coroner's Small groups of students sat and Accounts pieced together by if the United States is willing, we report showed that the unidentified stood around on the campus and a authorities indicated the trouble began h complete agreement in less than an victim died of a shotgun wound. crowd of when students, who have been [ur," Le told newsmen. them watched firemen I The acting Saigon delegate, Nguyen an Pherg, reiterated South Vietnam An official denied that any of the estimated 200 police on hand fired extinguish undetermined a blaze which caused amount of damage at an demanding a greater voice in college affairs, took over the administration U.S. urged to limit the registrar's office, about two hours building. Another crowd of students, estimated by police at 2,000, gathered pi EFERRED ¥0 JUDICIARY outside the building. Police ordered the students to testing on humans I - i and, according to officials, a tear gas grenade was fired from the crowd of move officers. The students started throwing But the investigation still is in Racial incident things and police responded with tear progress. II A ents University investigation of the handles cases involving registered probed Pending on action from the gas. "Nobody shot Al Amiss of East Baton to the campus. one round," Sheriff Rouge Parish County told the governor, who rushed ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - The government was urged Thursday by a major scientific organization to further tighten its regulations on human The Tuskegee study in 1932 involved 600 blacks. At the of the study about 200 showed no signs of syphilis and were used for beginning surrounding the Stokely University organization. Office of Student-Faculty Judiciary, ASMSU "We didn't guinea pig experimentation — so as to purposes of comparison with the 400 tmichael speech has concluded that Black Affairs (OBA) is a part of use anything but tear has one of three of action to avoid such things as "a repetition of lite students were in fact courses gas," Amiss said. (continued on page 17) excluded ASMSU. take, Wahula explained: ASMSU "You're reasonably experiences of the Tuskegee study" d has referred the matter to can positive no the Ruth Renaud, director of Judicial wait on the decision of the weapons were fired?" asked Edwards. concerning syphilis in Alabama blacks. udent-Faculty Judiciary for Programs, said Thursday she has not Student-Faculty Judiciary to "Yes," replied Amiss. The American Public Health Assn. tion. "We have concluded that there is received any report matter. concerning this determine whether a University In an interview after the area did so in adopting a resolution largely Storm da regulation was violated; decide on around the administration building motivated by the recent disclosure, fficient evidence to suggest that "Until we have the report, we will whether or not OBA's action was a had been cleared, Amiss said, "We through an Associated Press story, of liversity policy regarding public be unable to tell what action the breach of promise or decide whether heard two pistol shots, shots from a the details and aftermath of a U.S. ents was violated," Eldon judiciary will take," Renaud said. )nnamaker, vice president for "I think that this is a good ASMSU approves of the way money alloted to OBA is being spent. pistol that came from the crowd." He said of the victims: "It looked Public among Health Service experiment syphilitic male Negroes in appraised udent affairs, said Thursday, opportunity for ASMSU and everyone like they were trampled. Their faces Depending on a decision by the Tuskegee, Ala., begun some 40 years herefore, I have decided matter most that this is appropriately referred else involved to sit in on hear all the facts," Ron Wahula, this case and Student-Faculty Judiciary a decision could be far away as January, Wahula were all swollen." The violence occurred at about the ago. A Gov. Milli key disclosure was that penicillin (the Student—Faculty Judiciary." ASMSU president said. said. same time Edwards was telling the was not given to the patients long after Gov. Milliken Thursday said he is Ordinarily, complaints such as these K was necessary for Nonnamaker to The OBA has scheduled a press State Board of Education in a that drug became available as a cure exploring the possibility of declaring Bould go to the All-University let the Student-Faculty Judiciary downtown office building that he was for syphilis. conference for 2 p.m., Friday in room the areas of the state hit by the storm It udent Judiciary (AUSJ), decide Wahula sa'd. because this type giving up efforts to negotiate with The AP story triggered a fullscale W—2 at Owen Graduate Hall. earlier this week as state disaster areas. lonnamaker said, but AUSJ only of thin8 belongs in their hands. disgruntled students at the campus investigation by the federal Health and "First efforts by state and local here and at a branch campus in New Welfare Dept., which recently ordered authorities were directed at Orleans. the experiment officially terminated. protecting the lives of the many people forced from homes and businesses by the rushing waters of Saginaw Bay and Blind learn Lake Erie especially," he said. "Now adjustment we are assessing the impact of the storm which appears to have been heavy over large areas." The governor said State Police Director John Plants and State Health very to campus environment Director Maurice Reizen both are conducting investigations of the damages and health problems caused problem. Most generally agree that it by the storm. By TOM HAROLDSON "When I first moved on the floor, "There was immediate and excellent may take awhile, but often they have there was some tension," she said. State News Staff Writer response by the various state agencies help from students in finding "But after a period of adjusting to me. directions. cooperating with local officials," he "Hey Carl, did you see the Ohio they have really helped me do some said. State game on television Saturday?" "Learning my way around this things I obviously cannot do." The University could have been a real Aho and Hill, who live in residence "However, a major job is ahead as questioner blushes. Carl is we seek to counteract the effects of blind. problem, but everyone here has been halls, agreed that their blindness the storm." The situation is typical whenever a really helpful," Cathy Aho, Detroit bothered those around them when The gale-lashed Great Lakes waters person asks someone who is blind freshman, said. they first came to the University. Aho said women on her residence boomed over Michigan's eastern whether he or she saw something. It's After a short time, though, tensions shorelines Monday night and Tuesday hall floor have helped her to learn the embarassing to the person who asks gave in to out - right teasing at times. the University and have read to her for wrought millions of dollars in damage, question but not to the blind individual. classes. (continued on page 12) (continued on page 12) "Society has this hangup about blind people," Ray Tricomo, East Lansing graduate student, said. "People just don't know how to deal with us." FOR PIRGIM DIRECTORS Tricomo said the solution is to just treat the blind like everyone else and not to feel embarrassed by the situation. "The only difference between the blind and the person with sight is that we have one less sense than others," Bob Hill, Lansing junior, said. Mixup surrounds By JOHN LINDSTROM As it stands now, all MSU students Then, vote on Wednesday, the PIRGIM Too often, Hill said, the blind are State News Staff Writer will be eligible to vote in the Tuesday election committee decided to drop put in a group and treated differently election, and the ballot will list at least the petition requirement and extend than others, instead of being treated as Confusion abounds the 17 candidates for 11 elected the time to accept names to 5 p.m. over positions. an individual with "separate entities." upcoming election for the board of Any student still interested in Friday. Five candidates were added "I am an individual who has a directors of MSU's branch of the becoming candidate following the ruling. a can go to the particular handicap. But besides that Public Interest Research Group in PIRGIM Office at 329 Student However, this ruling prompted a handicap, I am no different from any Michigan (PIRGIM). Services Bldg. , by noon Monday, to response by Tom Spencer, Sterling other student at this University," Hill Rumors, charges, a changed file as a candidate. No petitions for Heights graduate student, who said. regulation and threatened challenge candidacy will be required. announced he a was considering filing a For blind University students, of the election in the All-University Originally, petitions were required char8e against the election in the All learning their way around the Student Judiciary, surround Tuesday's and 12 candidates on the ballot University Student Judiciary, University is only a temporary balloting. actually filed petitions. (continued 17) Notes in on page 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fri(lay, Nov( emberl7 in auto rules face summary By MICHAEL FOX State News Staff Writer Students who only park The board approve ■ hoard of of trustees armaSv b^ aiCJrf L will formally be asked to changes in the recommended by the All University Committee, are Traffic expected by - the current regulations violated violated the the Freedom Report. Academic restriction chanq, on student driving and parking at night was an unreasonable . regulati°ns JJ»!25 Tking W Jffect SLi , or drive on campus between Student Motor Vehicle officials to be routinely In the May case, tne discrimination against 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. will no Regulation which will lift approved by the trustees Student Faculty Judiciary students and therefore in longer need to register their restrictions on students who today. The committee was ruled in favor of student violation of the basic- cars if the trustees do not drive or park cars on required to propose the Mark L. Scripter and against approve University rights document, rehicle regulation changes campus during the day. changes after a University the traffic committee. the today. The changes. judiciary ruled in Mav that Scripter had argued that the Report. The Academic regulations Freedom had durmrfhe^l al,0Wed sam" 10 Par 3* required that students who Privileges , 3 GUARDS ASSAULTED drove on campus at any ST" time were required to "If the United States is student cars are observe the student re willing, we can complete parking after 2 regulations and register their a.^ Police halt prison riot agreement in less than an cars. hour." Students at night planj can Nguyen Thaunh Le Hanoi delegation spokesman PHILADELPHIA (AP) — State police used tear gas warden said. now park anywhere on campus where the general City Thursday to quell a brief disturbance at the huge Eastern public is allowed to park, State Correctional Institution near The trouble erupted shortly before 8:30 a.m. as guard Nonnamaker said. to here after inmates Joseph McCracken, 48, was escorting the second batch of 35 men in the block to the exercise yard. He was knocked cautioned that this does not include areas which are He aPP0in| to the floor and fighting began. The rebelling inmates held the block for nearly three Guards Thomas McCauley, 50, and Herbert Williamson, restricted to employes 24 hours a day. chief sool hours. 36, rushed to McCracken's side - all were armed with small clubs — and the three The changes Woman heads UN Warden Robert unhappy because they L. Johnson said the prisoners were aren't allowed to have radios or managed to get out of the block and lock the door, preventing any escape. Student Motor in the Vehicle Kast Manager John Lansing p * J television. Meantime, other inmates set fire to the mattresses, filling Regulations are to become sa>d the block with thick smoke. effective Jan. 1, 1973, but Thursday \ expects to Madame Jeanne Martin Cisse rapped a gavel "We discovered that some inmates were making weapons The warden refused to release the Nonnamaker said annou. with the personal items," Johnson said, shouting men from the campus appointment of lightly on the podium Wednesday and made explaining why |ocked block until sufficient guards and state police are already honoring police chief next , they were taken away several months ago. troopers were the n» history. in the area, and then only after the tear new policies. Former East State Police Commissioner Rocco Urella dispatched 60 fired. gas canisters were _ The act officially signaled the first This took place about 11 a.m., less than three hours Police Chief appearance in troopers to the scene after an emergency call from Johnson. after it all started. Pegg ChaJI 27 years of a woman as president of the UN "We don't have enough correctional officers," the "There was no danger to anyone's life. There was smoke retired 33 years of Sept. 1J Security Council. but not to the point where lives would be ticket student cars for service M Madame Cisse. a mother of six who became endangered," failure to register between ( community, 26 v Urella said. chief. p.m. and 7 a.m.," he said. Guinea's ambassador to the United Nations three months ago. was not elected to the Security Campus The three guards were treated for severe bruises nearby Pettstown Hospital and then Fifteen inmates were treated in the went back on duty. at The major change in the student regulations arc in Deputy Naert. who has chief St force 25 years, is been®! Council post. It came to her under the prison infirmary for the section which lists who set alphabetical rotation system used by the council's 15 members in choosing presidents every month. Sport smoke inhalation, or for effects of the tear gas. Damage was confined to the mattresses and local firemen extinguished the small blazes. is affected regulations. The by the new acting chief unt appointment is made. Patriarchs L said ttl Surplus Steering unit been reviewing to fill the post. have been sent to applitff AppUaL Across from Berkey hiisl U.S., Cuba ready to talk to all over the country. M plan agenda no women have applied! the position. S The United States and Cuba appeared ready for last meet He said the city I Thursday to reopen previously unsuccessful Refrigiwear The Steering Committee looking for minimum of someone five J iT negotiations aimed at halting airline hijackings to the Communist island. Insulated of the Academic Council will meet at 3 p.m. Monday experience on a pJ force. The person sej The head of the Air Line Pilots Association predicted Wednesday in Washington that pilots Trapper Coat in 443A Administration Bldg. to plan the agenda for must also be knowledge in the field ofl would hold a worldwide work the term's final council stoppage early next enforcement, Pattiif year if security forces at airports have not been * So Good It's meeting. The council is scheduled added. strengthened. Capt. J. J. O'Donnell accused both * Nylon b to meet at 3:15 p.m. Nov. Double the government and the airlines of MRMTIIK feet" on the hijack issue. "dragging their points attach! 28 in the Con Con Room of the International Center. Petitions >of hard • Petitions are nfl Hand ' Outer Shell 400/400 available for the Resideif Deni Super Refrignyl. Nylon Halls Assn. position on Heath urges new start * u11" wind tight construe Insulation — 7 ounce Fried Chicken Women's Advisory Counl Petitions may be iberfill picl| in 334 Student Si Prime Minister Edward Heath urged Protestants rteg. List $56.00 Lunch 990 up Bldg. The petitioning and Roman Catholics on i| Thursday to make a new remain open start in Northern Ireland Wednesday. by showing extremists of both sides clearly "that the gun and the bomb offer no solution and are totally rejected." And he warned Protestant extremists that any Make your attempt to set up an independent Northern Ireland would only "bring about a bloodbath" Britain to cut off all financial aid to the This amounts, he said, to about a half and force province. /wy/A/y ORDERED 50lDA.«e BARE WALLS holiday billion dollars a a year. reservations now. Laird intends to resign Call Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird repeated on that he intends to Thursday resign in College Travel I January, but said he has not yet made any future plans. 351-6010 Laird mentioned in his speech before The Associated HOUSE PAINT Press Managing Editors convention he had said several times 2" GAL. previously that he planned to step down after the first of the year. DOOR MATS LAWN ♦ In reply to a Reg- Sale question, he said he definitely & plans to quit. Laird said he plans to $2.39 $1.81 GARDEN take a three - month vacation $3.69 TOOLS and won't decide on a future $2.77 course until after that. $4.79 $3.59 All 1/4 Off Farm subsidies MACRAME Assorted cut eyed CORD FURNACE All reduced FILTERS The Nixon administration, alarmed $4 billion in subsidies to farmers by a record this year, hopes SAVE TO 50 1 4 to trim those payments by as much as 25 per cent FOR 1 in 1973. Just Few Samples J5SSB*] a Such a reduction, possibly by $1 billion in payments for cotton, wheat and livestock feed BIKE TIRES Satin Glo EVERY HARDWARE ITEM grains, would help hold down expected increases in KITCHEN ENAMEL DRASTICALLY the Nixon Reg. Sale budget for the fiscal year beginning next REDUCED July 1. $4.29 R eg. $2.79 $3.49 $7.29 Gal. 250 SAVE TO 50% $2.29 and more Congress seeks workers Reg. EVERY ITEM AT $2.75 $1.59 Those seeking the chance to work on $2.39 Qt. 99* BARGAIN PRICES ill may get their wish Capital most massive as Congress embarks on the recruitment drive in its With its largest turnover of history. membership in 30 MILLERS ACE HARDWARE FIXTURES years 63 new house members and 13 new 201 E. Grand River senators - Congress has many job vacancies that FOR have to be filled before the 93d session starts in East Lansing, Michigan SALE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Mich Friday, November 17, 1972 3 UF drive surpasses '72 goal By PHIL FRAME been reached in the United vifey The 1972 United Fund because the past University a At luncheon, he explained. this time the sponsored by businesses throughout the major has pledge" set up a system "fair share that are giving," Dutch campaign drew to a close so explained. personnel oriented to ~l90"""~ are representatives from the Thursday with projected greater Lansing area. The people have a guideline on More than 114,000 giving just by the nature of contributing divisions gave Community Chest Board how much to give, he said. contributions of their their weekly reports on people in the five-county jobs," Dutch has made a policy that no "This does not tell area (about one third of the approximately $2.2 million - explained. their quotas, to show hqw contributed funds are to be anyone that they have to slightly over the goal figure population) are receiving of Campaign volunteers close they were to their used for these luncheons, give certain amount, but $2,173,500 set for the a help from one of the 46 gathered each week during goal, he added. Dutch said. merely gives the contributor United five-county area. the four-week These Community Chest This figure represents the campaign for luncheons were The Community Chest an idea of how much others agencies. total of the budgets submitted by the agencies involved in Ingham, Eaton, FOR TV SYSTEM STUDY Clinton Livingston and Ionia counties. Coble This year, 46 federal, state and local benefit from the Big Brothers of agencies will Boys' Club of Lansing, the Among these agencies are drive. Lansing, By JONATHAN KAUFMAN decision after a proposal is panel asks Cascade Communications on our investment." meeting, Morrison said. State News Staff Writer American presented and a public Co. of Grand Rapids. Holt also objected to the Thomas F. Baldwin, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and the The East Lansing Cable hearing is held, he National Cable has built ordinance provision professor of television and explained. lines in married student allowing the franchise to be radio and communications, United Services Commission voted The commission housing and in a small part revoked at any time through who attended the meeting Organization. Wednesday night to ask the Tom Dutch, manager of discussed an extended of East Lansing. a council resolution. He said to give advice to the city council for an $800 to the provision allowing the franchise period after Three companies that commission, suggested Brody Complex and a vice $1,500 authorization to chairman of the MSU make a study of a proposed hearing a mostly negative Patriarche said he contacted city to buy back the system sending copies of a new report by City Manager at the end of the franchise Community Chest drive, 50-channel cable television by phone Wednesday, when proposal letter to cable John Patriarche on replies period at original cost might companies with systems in explained the advantage of system. they did not reply to the from cable companies to the not reflect the true market having one fund-raising The study, to letters, said one of their Michigan, northern Indiana be 50-channel system required value of the system. and northern Illinois if the drive for 46 agencies: "there conducted by Robert objections to the ordinance is much less money spent on E. by the present ordinance. was that the The sealed proposal from ordinance change is seven-year Babe, instructor in National Cable will be held, campaigning with one television and radio, if the Of the five companies franchise period was too adopted, in conjunction agency doing Patriarche contacted by short. unopened, until the with an advertisement in an the work, authorization is approved, instead of letter — each of which had commission's Nov. 27 industry publication. having 46 will gather data on rates of L.M. Holt, regional individual drives." shown interest at one time return for the cable system manager of the General He also added that 6.5 or another in providing Electric Cablevision Corp., The State News is published under various cost and by the students of cents per dollar are used for cable service to East Lansing reiterated his company's Michigan State University every class day during Fall, revenue conditions. It will administrative costs, which, only National Cable Co., Winter and Spring school — also estimate the costs of objection to the franchise terms, Mondays,' he said, is still much lower the present franchise holder, 7<>/> $£(Hl\ than the national average. the services the city requires from cable franchise holders replied. time period at the meeting Wednesday, saying that the Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in ie United Fund campaign drew to a close Thursday This year MSU was asked under its cable ordinance. The other four companies Federal Communications September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Ijth officials projecting figures topping this year's to collect $200,000 for the were Lamb Commission recommends a Member Associated Press, United Press fund The commission, which lal. More than $200,000 is expected from MSU, campaign. As of will bring the fund request Communications, Inc. of 15-year franchise period. International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Ijth $2.2 million coming from a five - county area. Thursday 83 per cent of the Toledo, Ohio, General "We want the franchise Collegiate Press, Michigan before the council Tuesday State News photo by Dave Mendrea goal had been reached. Electric Cablevision Corp. very badly," Holt said. "All Collegiate Press Assn. "The goal has generally hopes to have a preliminary of New York City, Gross Second class postage paid at East study completed by its Nov. we ask is that we be allowed Editorial Lansing, Mich. Telecasting of Lansing and and business offices at 345 Student 27 meeting on changing the to make a reasonable return Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing randt presses fight cable franchise period from the present seven years to Michigan, 48823. before about 10 years, Truman Morrison, commission Save Phones: J)NN, Germany (AP) — in a campaign have been handed over." chairman, said. News/Editorial 355-8252 Big n policy, usually television debate with him, Brandt had told the Classified Ads 355-8255 [cellor Willy suit, Brandt's emerged Barzel said the promised important announcement nation in the debate that the announcement would be "It is still uncertain at this stage what we will do On Display Advertising Business Office 353-6400 355-3447 about extending the kday as the top issue, "has emerged as merely the an important step in his franchise period," Morrison Photographic 355-8311 |£a days before an information that invitations peace policy. 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EDITORIALS ANTHONY LEWIS Unfair rules Voters chose on student The recommendation before their cars because One day during the the extraordinary immobility they do not campaign cared more about the supposed measure, ills - for example to the trustees today for changes in drive Michigan's Democratic candidate for distractions. of the public opinion polls in this n, the Student Motor Vehicle will on be campus during able to the day senator, FYank Keliey, saw a line of Sen. McGovem was seen by many campaign. There was justified criticism worst But extremes of Nixon Spilth park people waiting for unemployment people as someone challenging basic of McGovern's defensiveness and Regulation should be approved inconspicuously in some lots compensation. He went up and asked a American values, such as thrift and failure to frame issues, but in fact premise. He made in his candid that2 to eliminate unreasonable such as the library where man what was on his mind in this Puritan morality. To those who know nothing seemed to matter. President and fascinZ1'01* restrictions on students. registered student cars are election. The man answered: "busing." him it must seem absurdly unfair to Nixon's judgment is accurate ^nett. HP™er of the Washf^ News just before enough: - The changes will make the forbidden. regard such an old fashioned, decent "This election was decided the day he In Student Motor Vehicle The story illustrates the failure of man as a figure of the counter - was nominated." talking about problems facing wVau0"' this ! Instead of perception on the part of many culture. Some might also find a good But there were factors apart from Regulations applicable to restricting areas not emphasize the crisis such as the library from liberals in 1972. We thought such deal of hypocrisy and illusion in the image of the challenging candidate. racial tension of1?'1,1 students only from 7 a.m. to 6 issues as busing, amnesty and pot were Americans' view of their own culture. Undoubtedly the most important was live in or the fact ,1 p.m. At all other times, from 6 registered student cars, these mere distractions from the real But illusions matter, and McGovern race. No one likes to say so; the whole corrupting need anil areas should be domestic problems facing America spoke of ending p.m. to 7 a.m., students will opened up to could never escape from his of election night went by with hardly resisting new taxation enjoy the same privileges as the cars on a first come, first served economic injustice and social disorder. identification with threatening a word on television. But the fact is spending. of an?? general public on campus. basis at night. Space could be But in the terms that decide elections that was simply wrong: the voters ideologies. That must that many white Americans feel judicial conservatism. continuing This means that students who reserved for employes by limiting explain, in some themselves threatened by black In short, it would to , a certain area to employes of the people, and they think Richard Nixon surprising to see large do not drive or park on campus facility. is the man to keep down the threat. social programs in ne! from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. will not be One of the most interesting pieces as it would to the next L have theadm ! required to register their cars. The All University Traffic of analysis in the campaign was a look propose tax reforms at voter attitudes by Jack Rosenthal of with th Students who live on campus and Committee should not even modest income be the New York Times. redkt park in on - campus student lots content to stop with these on People's views welfare, education, crime and other The President approaches. And to does not 2 during the day, however, still changes today. Instead, it should such issues, he found, has no mandate put it m really added up for them must register their cars. work to clarify and reform all to race. He concluded that the white That is why While the end result ot the the view of blacks, however those who regulations, paying special unspoken, was Nixon should not central to current politics. f00i th- proposed changes is good, some attention to the unreasonable complications should be discrimination against students in Such realities should be recognized ay°* elected him.mood of the vote, That landslide » not only as a matter of hindsight, to did not vote for anticipated. For example, the form of graduated new openin l students who do not register fines. parking explain the election result, but in black minority; it voted at order to understand the being neglect. present It did not vote prospect in American politics. For f« one government can detect familiar tax restraint. It expenditures; it vow misconceptions did not vi Sign The $5000 spent on the 2% mixup When the East Lansing creeping into liberal conversation already. Surely Nixon will want to be a statesman, it is said, now that he has experimentation in for the status Liberals skeptical quo. society i may continue ti of the had this great victory: he will want to argument bike path signs which may be America needs a time planning commission and the make a record on the great domestic of re' relegated to recreation areas and city council ordered the blue and repose, that time will solve sidewalk paths is a big price tag white problems of a kind that history will problems than radical signs with an old - praise as it will his foreign policy change, may be even more for a faux pas. fashioned concerned big wheel bicycle on initiatives toward China and the Soviet years of neglect will make this- them to mark bike paths along Union. explode in renewed tension. The trouble with that view of a But liberals have to Support The proposed nonprofit MSU the roads, they overlooked the fact that the signs approved. were not state Under legal likely Nixon approach in the years is that is makes a very large next four lost this election — that others have realize that; and und" ' fundamen assumption about what constitutes different perceptions. They t foundation can be a viable technicalities, the city could be historical wisdom or statesmanship in remember the words of Gertrude instrument for raising funds for held responsible it the signs domestic affairs. It assumes that a on her deathbed. She murm; University projects. The caused an accident involving president free of partisan "What is the answer?" There considerations would want to take silence, and she said: "In that foundation's organizational bicyclists and motor vehicles, bold steps to cure this country's social what is the question?" structure seems to be well - So now the East Lansing researched and deserves the full Traffic Commission wants the support of the board of trustees c'ty t0 consider switching to POINT OF VIEW on Friday. national or international signs. The foundation will solicit The planning commission chose a gifts for scientific investigations, educational studies, scholarships variation of the national sign in the tirst place because its and building construction. These members were afraid that the Lab By MARK ZYKIN courses wa projects would serve as S^en and white colors of the designed as our chemistry labs are. Jackson sophomore intellectual and cultural stimuli national signs would not stand As a premedical student, I'm Unfortunately, though they are among for the University our worst classes, students are allowed In high school I found that community out on the road enough. The required to take certain classes, as any most of the math no alternative. They are obviously and science courses to be the cookbook and promote excellence in the state student here, and chemistry classes are type the may also refuse to designed to require a minimum of set - 'em - up, chuck - em - in, churn - 'em classroom. recognize the international signs near the top of the list. I'm concerned thinking so that even • out a spastic moron The foundation must work too. with the Chemistry labs (CEM 161, could rack up at least a 2.0. variety. / had sort of hoped the MSU courses to be CEM 162, and so on), but what I'm different, and they were, not only do they waste closely with the board of trustees It looks like the city will have Instructions in one's preprinted labs to saying is hardly confined to them. approach: "enter weight in blank A, more of your time, but they charge you for it. too. pinpoint areas where gifts and no choice but to purchase the Many of the departments at MSU grants are needed the most, so temperature in B, and length in cubits national signs. It is too bad that will allow required classes to be in C. Add A and B, subtract that the foundation's assets be replaced with individual study, since antilog of all the angles were not C, and that is your unknown"; which some students work better for out, and never returned. For my In the event that the utilized with maximum considered before the signs were was already known to begin with, course can" themselves than for a grade, and incomplete efforts I received a 1.0 be replaced by another, I h efficiency. purchased. anyway. If one really wishes, he can when I feel I deserved a 0.0 for being intention of acknowledging that" especially if the class is as poorly work out a dry lab "backwards" in 10 / stupid enough to take the course and anything but trash with even so" - 20 minutes, and achieve the same put up with it that long. In the sense as single thermometer reading. InJ results that three hours of actual work that a grade indicates what one learns, of the limit to repeated credits, would entail. I feel this grade was classified advertising manager; Bervin In high school I found that most of especially only be required to repeat thee Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, inappropriate, since the only thing I office manager. the math and science courses to be the 12 1/2 times within four years. Bill learned was how to bend down the Holstein. mpus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Vic cookbook type — the set - 'em - up, wires on a tri stand, drop it in a ike Cody,copy And lastly, to whoever may haw - chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice chuck Bill - 'em - in, churn - 'em - out Whiting, phot, litor; C.ary Scharrer, president: Carolyn Stieber, secretary - bottle, and (voila!) get a wire stand in answer, I'm curious about who iffl sports editor. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, variety. I had sort of hoped the MSU a bottle. Somehow I Lee Lockwood, advertising n courses to be different, and seriously doubt up these assinine "experiments, Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, AJ Wilke. they were; that this constitutes 1.0 for Signorelli, asst. advertising r not only do they waste more of your even a they really think the experiments Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is learning, however much it may be. worth anything, and why are then Art Levin, general mdfcai time, but they charge you for it, too. I Worse yet, I find that they ecipient of the Pacemaker expect me alternate courses for students who Bullard, sales manager; LaVo outstanding journalism. only managed to stomach this for to come back with a toothy smile and interested in learning how to do about half a term; halfway through a once again ask for the same screw by ^ research rather than learning hr lab I decided I'd had enough, walked brand name. pass lab courses? won by public persuasion, no matter using labels that are outdated and only Election To the Editor: how intense and won eloquent. They are by identifying established show the ignorance of the speaker. We all are supposedly here at MSU to hope. For whoever took more than that; took my bike, you you took a part and my individuality. Though I j® deepest empathy with you and WP me' constituencies and opinions ("market learn and fight ignorance. This Nancy Young blacks - all people - in their sff Twenty - two months before the to be free, you are in danger 1972 elections, George McGovern research") and then responding to incident tonight only exemplifies the Lansing resident Two announced presidency. He his candidacy for *he was aware relatively unknown as a national that he was them in a manner that will majority of votes. Nixon has always understood this simple fact and has built his assure a things we are trying to combat. It is time that we all start people as human beings, not as black, looking at Nov. 13,1972 becoming my enemy. I must against your racism, your scot everything white, just 8S 1" against the racism of white A ■ upon it. McGovem Kicked career white, yellow political figure and that the views he no or red. doubt uderstands it will not let you put me in a bag. held were shared by only a minority of now. Perhaps this enemies and my enemies are explains why he does not wish Ann Westcott and the population. Why, then, did he run? to run Shelley Miller Cents To the Editor: McGovern ran because he believed his again for the presidency. For a true Bloom field Hills freshmen people, the same institutions... The National views were right for the country, and idealist and reformer, such a race is Nov. 13, 1972 Agenda adopted at the National Black Black Political remain free, and to fransforn? not worth winning. I have to maintain my that given enough time he could Political Convention at Gary, Ind. in differentiation from the mass or persuade millions of others to support March 1972 affirmed Thomas H. Greer that the people, and I won't let even , his candidacy. The results on Nov. 7 proved that professor of humanities Nov. 13, 1972 Bicycle American system does not work in favor of "the humanity of anyone in person, no matter how on black liberation, squeeze me hard-ben^ Worth McGovern's approach does not win America." The Black Student Union To the Editor: into honkiedom. .. " national elections. In spite of of MSU acted to ^ennethw- deny my humanity formidable handicaps, missteps and betrayals by fellow politicians, Labeled To the Editor: about I would like to express my people ripping off feelings other and that of many others at Hall on Monday night, barring Conrad our instructor in James Madison^ McGovern did succeed in peoples' bikes because it has finally hit presence due to the placing his We have just returned from the home. pigment of our views before the American public. But skin. meeting featuring Stokely Carmichael My bike had become more the majority of voters were not at Conrad Auditorium from which we material object to me. And than a The National Black Political a The State News welcomes moved by his forceful arguments it had Agenda adopted at Gary affirmed the were asked to leave because we are become more than just all letters. typed to a They should be 65 space line and against the Vietnam War, military overspending, financial favors tor the white. The fact that we were asked to give up our seats for the black students way to get around, balance between more a pleasurable than that role of "harbingers of blacks in true America as justice and the fw u double spaced. Letters rich, unemployment, violations of civil driving a polluter and humanity, leaders because it was advertised for "black in the should be signed and should walking. struggle for V liberties, official lying, spying and students" does not matter. We can liberation." James Woods and the bulk include hometown, student, deception. For the majority held other understand that, but that we were told My bike had become a way of of blacks in attendance at Conrad Hall faculty or staff standing, things uppermost in their thoughts and that we must leave because we are releasing negative energies: anger and on Monday night, by local phone number and frustration eased away by physical their acts, feelings — things represented by code white infuriated us. revealed themselves as local address. No unsigned words and phrases like activity. And it brought joy to me. harbingers of "peace with We chose to attend because something other than "true justice and letters will be accepted, but honor," "no surrender," "military we How many miles had I covered on it? were interested in what Carmichael Whether country roads or city humanity," as leaders of something the State News will superiority," "amnesty never," "law less than the had to say and felt that it would be it always brought something new to* streets, "struggle for (human) withhold author's name in and order," "neighborhood schools" liberation." worthwhile. Instead we came extreme cases. Letters may and "workfare, not welfare." away see and discover. with the feeling of total The Conrad Hall be edited for disregard for The thief also has taken events revealed the clarity and In marked contrast to McGovern's conciseness the entire meeting. I am sick of being another chunk of my trust and faith in away foreboding racist potential which lurks so that more approach, Nixon took the public "as it labeled a racist because I am white. ominously back of the letters can be was." He and his shrewd political staff human beings. I don't think it is fair politics of the promising But I have witnessed more racism on accommodated. Letters will calculated the clusters of political that the misdeed should affect how I contemporary black this campus in the past two months community, at MSU and elsewhere in not be edited for content. opinion, nurtured existing fears and feel toward others, but it does and than is possible to mention. America. To this prejudices and turned a "landslide" of now that is an inner battle I must forboding potential, We attended the meeting with three overcome. good-thinking whites must respond _ feelings into a landslide of votes. black friends who were ridiculed with the young radical who wrote the The "meaning of McGovern" Probably the person who stole my is because they were seen with white bike won't read following in Rat, a New York paper of crystal clear. National elections are not this, but maybe it will rebellion: people. It is time that people stopped affect someone else and that is my "You are denying my humanity nesbury by Garry Trudeau MIK& X 'VE juir Yew, eur MIKE LaNOUE CJ^C- HOt WHAT1 DO Z UP #NP SA y FXfK TL.y 7 I feSSWS ASK H&P, R£V. J"PCW'T REQuy KNOW rue 1 PRoceDortec,. Police unfair Many people wonder why some asked them for a flashlight to help him i would hate to drive to campus young folks like myself call policemen see his problem. any norning without the help of such pigs. Pigs is a rather perplexing term to the average law abiding citizen who Police ignored my friend, pushed J?w® ,i,te stoP s'8ns and street lights, <*=•-••• *■) believes strongly in the maintenance of him aside and began to search his car. ., aPjs } never would make my four - f. — PT~ "law and order." My friend asked, "What's going on "V1®. tr,P or ,n a"y event, the What is law and order? here?" and was again greeted with "Kelihood of making it in 15 minutes rude silence. wou,d extremely slim. ■SfflB/uJNEffE IN \ I TWlNK V BEAGLES PON'r HEY, STUPID, HASN'T In America suspects are said to be KT /THE lOORlP innocent until proven guilty. I've After the officers had ripped the , ''a^s are made to protect people anyone ever told you carpet off the floor of his car and „om h.armm* each other and to help |\ BEA6LES DON'T MIGRATE7 encountered many my friends and I instances in which were made to feel moved the seats from their positions, ^in ain a cohesive lifestyle without opened his glove box and tried to extranp°"s hassles, pJi r guilty until proven innocent. remove the insides of his doors, they Recently, a close friend of mine i Most laws protect the rights of encountered the police when he pulled offered the excuse that a car similar to people - the only unfortunate nature my friend's had been seen in the area I over to the side of the road to fix the of law is that human and was driven by a person flashing a beings sometimes panel lights on his car. known to be He fake policeman's badge. emotional, was glad to see the officers, discriminatory, biased or bribed thinking they had slopped to help. He enforce these laws. Obviously these officers were negligent in their duty to inform my Luckily laws have ART BUCHWALD friend of his rights. Perhaps thev nr, I IT, been • made to I !£? illegal 5L2? search -"'"i E™,,nd,v,dual and seizure which *"• prohibits similar actions. In the same - The Miranda decision — which evening, these persons who are I^J ' Pat Ni supposed to protect the public guarantees suspects the right to remain silent and entitles discontinued c.il * iU r diiu en lines them mem me the right rignt to a uX.M l uphold not n once '7, tHey JT to but twice. My friend lawyer and also requires advise them that what that police would have prosecuted ,f not for a they say may be used against them in court - many possession on hf/recorJ. maMJUana is "<>' ^d by officers of the To add insult to injury, the mellow |aSHINT.TON It s been a grim 'into consideration. I said, 'When we go 1962? I was the only one who didn't important in the history of the United officers did not replace the seats or the Policeman often , the White House. After his over the list of the people we're are rough and tum her back on you. Doesn't that States. I can't afford carpeting but they did leave _.._e election, instead of getting dropping, keep in mind that Pat was at to make any my quick with people, ignoring that they count for something?" mistakes if I want my friend, much to his relief. deal with human beings and their I wiih the Democrats, President my side during the three times I left rightful place in "It does, Pat. We've not lawful rights. surprised everyone the White House to campaign.' " only got all One those facts but we have could easily assume the incing that he was purging the your FBI history. That is why record as well. On the basis of all this I I asked for officers were looking for dope or blicans who helped him get Mrs. Nixon held the There is no excuse for law resignation in would guess you have a better than 50 everyone's resignation. There is too weapons or something they could bust a ed. Kveryone with a high much deadwood enforcement agent's failure to notify in my my friend for and certainly they could listration job has been asked to Administration." care less about any individual of his due rights. helping him with his in his resignation. car troubles. However a certain segment of "Suppose I refuse to resign?" individuals - namely, those males with |ho goes and who stays is still very Of course you did. Pat. and / told llaldeman "Pat, please don't put me in that You may say this is an isolated p in the air. and it's very hard and l.hi'ln hman to take that into position. You've meant a lot to me •ase, but this case is only typical of fer'pri 'in be ha"™d'or fuzzy faces-seem insistently Ignored when itt comes to to do his job when the black consideration. / things that I've icountered in actual _ _ c to ... ft of unemployment hangs over his said. When we go over the list of the during all these years, and I would experience. giving them their due rights in legal people we 're hate our relationship to end on a bitter matters. dropping, keep in mind that Pat was at mr side note. I assure you that when during the three times your I've been / left the White /louse to name comes up in the pulled over for petty I am idealistic enough to think that e source in the White House told meeting, I'll be things, like failure to have campaign fighting for you to stay on, even if we a light someday policemen's minds will have |t!\ what kind of week it's been: have to change above my rear license plate, and have something far greater to consider when it Nixon came into the President's your job designation." been asked to open my trunk for they approach another human being "Thank you, Dick," Pat said. "I safety inspection. than the length of a person's hair, his what appreciate that." age or his skin color. someone just gave her hand and said tearfully, "You 50 chance of staying in the White One can readily the see overt | she said angrily. would think after all these years there House. But it isn't my decision alone. Just then the door flew open and discrimination of long haired men at I will hope and pray that someday is it. Pat?" the President would be no question about my The purge staff has to look at the big Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Tricia border investigations. An innocent - soon the good officers of law will find staying with you for your second picture. How much money is it costing Nixon Cox burst in. looking women might easily slip by a sense of sensitivity and helpfulness term." us? Is the person doing more than his customs with a quantity of heroin but toward others so that they too might i resignation form to fill out. share of the work he is assigned? Was "Daddy!" cried Tricia, "They've a long • haired guy will seldom pass be treated with sensitivity and "Now don't get upset, Pat," the asking me to resign?" he involved in the Watergate bugging asked us to resign!" customs without having his trunk kindness. President said. "I owe you a lot, but I checked affair? And finally, is the job worth — at the very least. just a formality." President have to do what's best for America. 1 "Good not eliminating altogether?" grief," the President said Until that moment of brotherhood lid. "I've asked everyone in can't give special favors to any group e x asperatedly. "I can't save One might defend the law and say comes, I and many others who have BVhite House to resign so 1 can get nor can I as President favor one person "I went with you to China, I went everybody." it is vitally important to keep and been mistreated will continue to call Bf the people 1 don't want." in the White House family over with you to Russia, 1 went with you to restore order to an otherwise chaotic another. I assure you we will take a policeman pigs and maybe a few other Iran. Surely that must mean a lot to Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times that's unfair," Pat protested. society. more apt four • letter adjectives. t close look at your record before we you." Irorked very hard for you during make any definite decision." pmpaign." "It does. Pat. The boys were very "Dick, don't you remember the impressed with those trips and it's a lOf MINOLTA DEMONSTRATION course you did. Pat, and I told Checkers speech, the stoning in South big plus. At the same time, the next leman and Ehrlichman to take that America, your defeats in 1960 and four years are going to be the most Meet Arthur Pereira Minolta factory representive at LEONARDS Sat. Nov 18th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Another Hometown Service Art will answer your questions about the entire Minolta System and you are from your Hometown Bank. invited to take advantage of LEONARD'S low, low price. Our new easy-to-use, no wait, electronically controlled Pneu-Vista banking system handles your banking business in a matter of seconds and speeds you on your way. We have just installed two new units at our Red Cedar at Trowbridge branch. 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Washington, Downtown Evenings & Saturday* 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan IN MSU TEST KITCHEN Students nibble, judge food) residence halls by Ted L. It is then sent to three other The samples By ANN STARK are rated on the students Smith, residence halls kitchen unite and if it passes a scale from for poor, but Tamales, horse radish assistant manager. this final test it Is to five for one very good. It »d Problems. costs •> n I sauce and chocolate "The main reason the incorporated into a file of takes panelists from two to three minutes to rate each "My concern pudding aren't ordinarily test kitchen was started is approximately 150 •s «th,,, served together at one meal, that residence halls have standardized recipes. item. Depending on the prepared correcti? " but these items recently such a great challenge Trends are instrumental number of items to be nutritional Dunn said. vaR*" topped the testing menu at before them to satisfy their in initiating the testing of tested the entire the MSU test kitchen. new items and testing student customers," said recipes. For procedure takes about half Whatsit? "Something had to be Helen Price, test kitchen instance, the Mexican food an hour. often te^u'd'aTthe? 1 done about dorm food and the students should be the supervisor. craze has prompted the "Out of 495 products foS Vi?s i Food consumption is at an all time high at MSU. One student tasie that something had to be done about residence hall food and students ones to do it. panelist observed should be the ones to do it," Barb Allen, a student taste panelist said. There are approximately 18,000 student customers at MSU. The University is the testing of burritos and tamales. The second purpose of which have gone through the panel, one out of five has been chosen as suitable in food^servi^Sj^ The food test kitchen the test kitchen is to test State News photo by Dave Mendrea largest on - campus feeding quantities and keen, was set up five by panelists," Helen Dunn, ll years ago for and housing university in new products. Many times the U.S. Student appetites food products which have a food specialist said. Periods of time P H Taste panels proved to be better than not been used before in Food service in nv*, ^ the this fall food campus kitchens are tested dorms is aimed at J" the kitchen to Labor division by sex ever as « pleasing tests. w consumption by MSU and compared with students reached an all time products in use. high, according to Price. Often better products are The test kitchen is discovered and replace the located in the kitchen of products presently in use. traced to hunting tribes Williams Hall, a residence hall without food service. It uses two different panels to carry on a food The members of the taste panels search for possible substitutes for certain brands which they usually "A society in which the professor of anthropology, A strict sexual division of hunting and gathering said tasting and rating process. use. main political power and Wednesday. labor in hunting and societies, prestige was One panel is composed Shortage of an item may prestige are placed upon Bonvillain spoke in the gathering societies may be accessible to men who of eight residence hall food occur because of a strike, women has never existed," International Center supported by a biological withstood risks of failure on managers and supervisors. transportation problems or Nancy Bonvillain, asst. "The Development of rationale, Bonvillain said. and physical danger as The other price increase. TTien a She explained thai panel is hunters and warriors, Prestige in Society" with a pregancy composed of eight MSU substitute must be found. cross cultural approach to and child rearing activities Bonvillain said. - - student volunteers chosen Panelists seated at desk - CENTRAL UNITED sex roles based on economic prevented women from She said the Ojibway like cubicles are requested tribe is an example of how through the Residence Hall METHODIST imperatives. The talk was leaving camp for any length Assn. A representative not to talk during the of time, so women the burdens of success is Across from the capitol sponsored by Associated were sample is chosen to testing so that objective Women Students. gatherers while men gained placed on men. She said in represent most opinions may be secured. Serm their society women who campus "Plyrrv n Rock - prestige as hunters. areas. Both panels are served a Lym choose to be trappers are Panelists the UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN| "Society appreciates allowed to fail, while men are urged to be same recipes and Services at 9:45 and CHURCH extremely critical. A products at tests and are people who do something must be successful trappers 11:00 a.m. resident hall food then asked to rate each item Church School that involves risk," to avoid being ostracized. complaintant is a prime individually. Appearance, Test kitclwn 9:45 a.m. bonvillain said. In these Bonvillain said the sexual 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 10:45 a.m. candidate for a seat on a color, flavor, texture and The MSU test kitchen is located division of labor in Nursery Available 332-3035 I 1c"foiTquantity | industrial societies has an taste panel and may be odor are the criteria used in where residence hall foods are at Williams tested by s Hall | 485-9477 economic rationale encouraged by their dorm judging the food samples. The kitchen was established five rather food manager or supervisor years ago than a biological one. ST. JOHN STUDENT CENTER FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST I | : *f*o* j 19 to 9 daily * i "Our present economic crisis would be worse if women realized their to participate. The staff the test kitchen that students are critics. contends excellent at Church holida 327 M.A.C. potential on the work The purpose of the MSU Grand River force," Bonvillain said. include Sat. evening mass 7:00 p.m test kitchen is two fold. - Sunday Masses: 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. at Collingwood Entrance ban Lansing EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY at M.S.U. Bonvillain said a reorganization of society at the most basic level and When new recipes are suggested the test kitchen develops them and presents dinne Sunday Services ■ 10 30 a.m. education of people to their Local holiday church activities this 11:15 a.m. Lesson Sermon Subject them to the taste panels for year that will serve at least 12 will include a "joyful 6:00 p.m. phone 351 - 7160 rights are necessary to rating. If the recipe is not Thanksgiving and or two dishes for families generousserving of four or change this ideology in the Christmas concert" at the 9:00 p.m. acceptable, it is returned to University Those who wish to make reservations® ALL SAINTS CHURCH future. United Methodist Church. Weekday Schedule the kitchen for alteration. If the dinner should call Liz 8:00 a.m. The church's Chancel Choir will join the 351-4028. Signed f #00 Abbott Road approved this time, the Sexton High School A 12:30 p.m. UNIVERSITY Capella Choir for In Wednesday l>tning-Meeting recipe is served in one dorm the concert at 7:30 other upcoming church activitl T/n ftrr. if. A. Eddy, rector 4:30 p.m. # 00p.m. BAPTIST to obtain student reaction. p.m. Nov. 26 at the several congregations will sponsor ihelnf church. CHURCH two parts of a Jesus Christ series at' ST. JOHN EAST Reading Room The program includes the "Gloria" by pi located in Church 4608 S. Hagadom Road, Antonio Vivaldi and the Tuesday and Nov. 28 in WilsoB OPES RENT A T.V. "Thanksgiving Auditorium. The series is a followup toUT 4828 S. East Lansing $23.00 Hymn." Nursery care will be provided and Hagadom Weekdays 9-3 p.m. ' per term distribution of 31,000 copies of the 0 a plate collection will be taken. Sunday Masses: Afon.. Tues.. Thurs.. h'ri., Worship - 10:00 a.m. » 50 £nth The Unitarian Universaiist Church will News for Modern Man New Testament. 9:45 a.m. evenings 7 9 p.m. For bus transportation Congregation Kehillat Israel will alJ 11:15 a.m. ALUMNI CHAPEL NEJAC TV RENTALS hold its family Thanksgiving service at have a guest rabbi this weekend. and other information call: Alexander Graubart, Hillel directorRatf Weekday Schedule All arc welcome 10:30 a.m. Sunday to be attended on campus 3)7-1300 by all an 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thurs. to attend church services 351-4144 children above first grade and adults. 1The Rev. Jack I hiyard,chaplain] Jewish chaplain at the Cleveland CJ and visit and use the Following the service the annual For more information or Western Reserve University. Graubart,™ reading 5:00 p.m.-Holv Communion Call 337-9778 room. 332-8472 Thanksgiving Dinner will be held in the also served at Harvard, will lead servici Social Hall. Meat, rolls and beverage will be beginning at 8 p.m. Friday UNIVERSITY provided at $1 for adults and 50 cents for 10 a.m. Saturday. andservioes| SEVENTH-DAY children 12 .""felNl years - old and under. Each • He will hold discussions Ed&cwood United EAST LANSING JRINITY CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH 149 Hlqhland Avenue family is also asked to bring a dish to pass serv ice. following en 8411 Timberline Drive Church in Telephone: 351-8200 East Lansing East Lansing 337-1430 469 N. Hagadom, E. Lansing - An Ecumenical Fellowship Worship Services - 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Interdenominational Saturday Services: LOVE GREEK FOOD- New Group Bible Study 9:30 AM Liturgy at 11:00 a.m. Worship Service BUT CAN'T AFFORD THE Sermon at 9:30 a.m. by Dr. Truman A. Morrison Guest Speaker-Mr. Robert Vldano Worship AIR FARE 11:00 AM /ening Worship Worship Service University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. Guest it Spe Speaker-Rev. Oon Cooper 7:00 P.M. Wednesdays id-week Discussion and Prayer For transportation Sunday Wed. 7:00 P.I mornings and evenings Discussion and Prayer Group* Call 332-8693 or 332-060b Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bus schedules! 7:30 PM Call 882-6580 or above GREEK GOURMET DINING number if you need DINNERS from $2.50 MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. transportation AMERICAN MENU IN ADDITION "An Open Invitation" TO OUR COMPLETE GREEK MENU MORNING SERVICK: "The ftast of All Saints" Tim Limburg speaking OKEMOS A FVZNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE: Thanksgiving Supper at 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST UTIANY PLACE ^ ^ Worship following ,i Communion Service (independent & biblical) Returning Sat. Nov. 18th from 6 PM 4684 Marsh Road Visit Plenty of free Evening Par^ our new Student Cantor open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. (behind Meijer's THE PREVAS TRIO Phone 372-4300 Oowntown Lansing 116E.M Lunch Wednesday Thrifty Acres) with Authentic Bouzoukie Music 9:45 - Sunday School 12:30 - 1:30 11:00 "Thanks Be To God" 5:45 p.m.Teen Groups, 7:00 p.m" Disciples Witnesses' mimms) (across from 8:30 p.m. - Co - uni - bus " (A Chirstian wimm interaction youth group) AND STUDENT CENTER - Hubbard Hall) 1509 RIVER TERRACE W.E. Robinson, pastor IDavid Daku,youth ministerj 349-2135 WIDE-CALF®BOOTS by CARBER LCMS Church phone for students at Lutheran 349-2830 MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus S>lete said. "They must largely in someone's head or county clerk in the county where the candidate resides, containing bibliographies of r Shop early ? a listing of who on back of old envelops it is rather than in the county various Indian books, while the |ributed what, and of pretty difficult for them or where campaign officers pamphlets, documents, the money was their candidate to turn in live. newspapers and periodicals. selection lasts! Steve Hallmark "I'll if candidate McQueen in Christmas Cards say it again :n a spent nothing on boxed & individual Iwn campaign, he must Ian individual report," The Reivers Giff Wrapping Sam .... said. "If he spent Supplies. lg, then his report "A wonderful movie! |>ly shows that fact in A magical mystery tour." Candles for Christmas appropriate places." Itate law requires full Newsweek and everyday. losure within 20 days of "The Reivers' is a mighty good film" general election. 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Gd River 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Novi'ember 171 Women select trustee -1 2 hunters killed to fill Duffy's brogues in gun By MAUREEN MCDONALD Hoping for State News Staff Writer a bit o' Irish luck, the MSU Woman, newsletter of Associated Women Students, nominated Trustee Pat Carrigan, "Society has always had a high regard for males dominating football." said. "A woman coach could be aspect in attracting competent players to MSU." a Carrigan negative by Two hunters gunfire were killed Thursday members P*rty. mishapsof his hunting overalls **a . D-Ann Arbor, to fill Duffy Daugherty's Carrigan admitted that her husband bringing Michigan's deer Guffey was killed by a Paprannac Was J'ck" shoes as "Leprechaun of the Big Ten." would turn thumbs down on her accepting hunting season fatality single shot to the head. He Carrigan said she considers the the position immediately. count to three dead by was found nomination of head football coach at MSU by his hunting an honor, but declined to consider herself for the post. "One of the largest handicaps to any woman professionally engaged in a gunshot wounds, three others of heart attacks and companions not far from McColum Lake near Mion in Xtr-'s' Heart demanding job is her commitment to her three injured by stray Iosco County. Sheriff's the first attack victim, "I'm very much interested in sports— I family," Carrigan said. bullets. deputies said it was not day of trIB' can't remember back to when I missed a included John football game- but that interest alone "I don't think the sex of a coach is a The latest victims were shooting known where the shot from but it was came rt Sti relevant consideration," Carrigan siad. Joseph believed to Huron would not make me a good coach," Arnoldi, 53, of Norway and be an accident. collasped whilo k ' * "Finding someone to measure up to Duffy R.ber Carrigan said. is going to be a difficult task." Charles Guffey, 36, of The other MSU Woman said Carrigan's credentials Lincoln Park. hunting deaths Chippewa There is human dimension were reported Wednesday County for the position include a demonstrated a to Arnoldi was killed when on the Jacobs, 44 , Daugherty that transcends football opening day of the Wa 1 experience in public relations, expertise in the art of influencing legislators, good expertise, both the MSU Woman and he dropped his rifle and it discharged. firearms deer season. kerviUe,' w°[ ' relations with the press and expertise on Carrigan agree. Next com He Joseph Paprannac, 40, of MSU football. Trustees Pat was sitting in his rural Potterville, was felled Rusty McMartin, editor of the women's Carrigan was recommended by hunting blind in Dickinson by a single bullet which From a purely speculative point of view, newsletter, said one of the main objectives Associated Women Students to replace retiring Duffy County, about 27 miles east struck him just below the Carrigan said her largest problem with in recommending Carrigan for the post Daugherty. But no amount of blarney could convince of Iron Mountain, when the eye in a densely wood area Roseville, who suffeL being a woman coach would come in the of recruitment was to emphasize the humanistic side of a head football coach. her to take over as "Leprechaun of the Big Ten." accident occurred. He was in northern Eaton County. attack Grant while fi* area State News photo by Nick Jackson found dead by other Still wearing white Township 0f^ County. Result on By LINDA WERFELMAN driving increase," Secretary 0| State News Staff Writer Richard H. Austin Drivers with records of said The point traffic violations are twice system established in 195 as likely to be involved in points to drivers W11 accidents a$ other drivers, or moving traffic viol according to preliminary About 60,000 findings of a Dept. of State drivers wh„ , study of the behavior of accumulated more than Michigan drivers. or more points i These drivers, who had re-examined in 1971 accumulated points for the licenses of traffic violations, were 30,000 suspended as a result ol involved in 40 per cent of examinations. all traffic accidents in Licenses of abo Michigan in 1971. 115,000 other drivers The study, which began suspended after they in August, was designed to to appear in court on assess usefulness of the point violation charges. system in predicting future Because nearly 6. accident involvement and to cent of the accideg develop accident prevention involved drivers who had programs. points, an accidii "It appears from the data prevention program that the not be restricted to probability of p RUGS and TAPESTRIES TO GET OFF ON! accident involvement drivers, Austin said. goes up as the number of points Eighty per cent of drivers whob accumulated a large nu: of points were notinv: Rugs from Belgium mode off cotton, wool and Jutes. in accidents in 1971, Tapestries and spreads imported ffrom India and Pakistan. To help 1?IUAGe study said. The results also ind that over 90 per cent Michigan drivers get off, also check ORe&c were you out our pipes, papers & gxv1 involved in traffic acci last year and that about Write off Research assorted paraffernalia A MERIDIAN MALL Woes with Writ# On per cent were not cited" traffic violations. - OKEMOS. MICHIGAN 211 Abbott Rd. 351-9100 A survey of the 1969 9 to 9 Daily RHARHARHAKHARHA R-^HAFHA 1970 driving records ol RHARH^RHAFHARHAiWRHARHARHARHARHA million drivers indi" that 7 per cent of those received no points d Presents those years were in accidents in 1971. Joseph E Levine presents Mike Nichols Film a starring Jack Nicholson Preliminary results f o I MAYHEM AT MIDNIGHT indicate that almost 95 cent of Michigan w~ and about 89 per cent | "I've experienced only men had no traffic accid' three during 1971. or four movies that I genuinely was Differences sorry to see end. split Pakistan I was sorry to see student groif I ■° Carnal Knowledge'end." —Vincent Canby, New York Times The Pakistan Stu _ Assn., one of 22 ttC student organizations, split due to consitiuti differences. The Tactions are headed by Syed U* East Lansing student, and Moh Bari, Lahore, graduate student. The two factions h been named the group" Mike Nichols, Jack Nicholson. group." Both groups plans for ruture activities. Candice Bergen, Arthur Garfunkel. *ir , Ann Margrei and Jules Feiffer. Kelly s Heroes Carnal Knowledge. They had a message for the Army: "Up the brass!" "" uti lerlar id inKfi 1 y$ i if (< )f & Tonight Two Locations: Wilson Aud. -7:00 & 9:30 Tonight in Conrad Brody Aud. - 8:00 Aud. - 7:00 & 9:45 NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN |$ presents Saturday in Conrad Aud. 7:00 & 9:00 Saturday in Wilson Aud. 7:00 & 9:45 BREAK THE IP - Sunday in McDonel Kiva 9:00 DON'T DRINK Sunday in McDonel Kiva 7:00 - - AND I $1 Admission $1 Admission by WOOD* AUDI THE BANK DICK g By David Merrick NOVEMBER 16.1?|1 RHA movies faculty are open to all MSU and staff with valid I.D.'s students, Tonight at 12:00 midnight in Wilson Saturday at 12:00 midnight in Aud IWAVWLVM"*-? :::;8:30P.M. tickets »hE Conrad Aud. For reservations Ca $1 Admission ^ g liberty shopJ®^ n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 17, 1972 9 Flea romps across stage, farcically IEDD :DD RUDZATS RUDZATS hncHnnri husband imfoilkf.,1 __l unfaithful, asks ■ her r»> D'or trying to straighten o to this " te News Reviewer best friend Lucienne the already type of comedy and entertained. the fact that they are to hopelessly turn in given a series of vowel sounds and which nicely embodies the write excellent Grassilli in the roles of [ performing Arts a passionate letter him, arranging a rendevous to confused situation. Adding performances. husband and hotel porter keen support by the other totally unintelligible. And turn of the century lny production of to the chaos is the fact that Dickey's portrayal is merits superlatives as well. actors as well. Colopy has difficulty architecture of the [ Feydeau's "A Flea at the Seedy Hotel D'or. • Coq the hotel porter is an exact terrific. She seems a He subtly delineates the two Sherry Caldwell as maintaining his Spanish Chandebise home and grasps " is grand fun —a double for Chandebise. Madame Chandebise, R. accent, which on several the seediness of the Hotel naturally gifted comedienne, ... ^ characters and his drunken, p written by a Chandebise, however, Suffice it to say that able to inject humor into Colopy as Don Carlos and occasions becomes too Coq D'or as well. asks Tournel, a good confused porter is a lusty Bruce Snyder as Camille, thick [craftsman of the to go in his place, convinced friend, everything works out well in and, as a result, Although the entire show hown as farce. And the " forced. is quite entertaining, ) Frank C. Rutledge that the letter was originally end, though not until Feydeau has firmly r* ir* tv*' ^^^^ ^- The other members of particularly the second act the production intended for Tournel exhausted every avenue of the cast turn in competent with all the frantic scurrying t the fast - paced anyway. Yet Chandebise humor available to him. performances and have that goes on, the third act ■ requires, as well as makes the mistake of An nice does lag noticeably in important aspect of some moments, |ng forth several showing Lucienne's husband farce is that it requires a especially Ken Parnell as comparison to the other Iful performances Don Carlos the letter, who, certain style of acting to Tournel and John DeMeo as two. The resolution of all least. seized with jealousy after catch the flavor of the piece the the tangled ends takes too butler, but Jat the turn of the recognizing his wife's that is being presented. every line she utters unfortunately Ken long to arrive and, as a § the plot of "A Flea handwriting, dashes off to Susan Dickey as Lucienne through portrayal that is well - Chandebise's nephew, bring MacDonald as the hotel result, the exuberance and - "as anyone the hotel to kill her and her a finely - developed sense of developed and finely zest and vitality to their humor present up to that and John Grassilli as owner is merely timing. Her delivery, executed. His and adequate. ■suspect, is incredibly lover. Chandebise Dickey's performances. All three Earl Stringer has designed point is diminshed ably gestures and reactions to the performances alone would Kjcated. Madame Without fail everyone demonstrate their awareness other grasp the farcical quality "A an exceptional - looking set considerably. characters keep the make "A Flea in Her Ear" Flea in Her Ear" demands ■ebise, thinking her ends up at the Hotel of the broad Coq style necessary audience constantly worth seeing, were it not for and have several hilarious Beal Co-op presents in its entirety * scenes. Yet all three stumble at times and need assistance both FRIDAY & SATURDAY with no * bmedy, music top weekend from other cast members to commercials - the most recent victim of TV regain that proper quality for farce. jTEVEN ALL6N1 Caldwell becomes too JAMES DEAN GIANT |ast American concert includes serious and realistic in style p.m. Sunday, flutist Alice some first run and News Reviewer before leaving for Europe. Dearden will also perform in campus. "Sunday, Bloody at times and therefore loses movies, for the first time in Sunday" is the feature some of the humor her lines „_>dy and folk music Other performers include an [lit this weekend's Ann Arbor duo, Sid the Music followed at Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. by a long time. The Spartan Twin features Diana Ross as attraction group. of Auburn Beal is film convey. Snyder has ELIZABETH TAYLOR foment calendar. Strickland and Stan Werbin, Paul Harris in Billie Holiday in showing perfected Camille's speech a bassoon "Lady "Giant" and One show nightly at 8:00 r m i n g Art s J°bn Goacher and the New recital. "Wuthering impediment to such a point $1 106 B WELLS i As with all music Sings the Blues" and Elvis Heights." The Residence that it literally does become s production of Jubilation Singers, department productions, Presley as himself in "Elvis Halls Assn. will present in her Ear," a musjc wj|| ^ there is no admission On Tour." "Carnal Knowledge" and bedroom comedy featured tonight and charge. A number of fine films "Kelly's Heroes." See ads by. that farcical Saturday night at Rosa's Off - campus film fare are also being shown on for tin es and places. Georges Feydeau, Canteen, where Barry lues nightly at 8:15 O'Neill and John Goacher ■through Sunday in (he sure gets around) will lild Theatre. The play. WMSN's folk song ] as with all French J is marital infidelity, J John Grassilli and special will feature Ed Henry at 9:15 Sunday UNIVERSITY night. T S & M and Paul Dickey making Luczak play at Olde World, hding performances. ■rly campus, Community the respectively. Those looking for good CLUB MEMBERS: rock music had best set presents "Don't I their star charts for Abrams the Water," one of Planetarium where Jake | Allen's initial efforts Jones closes out ARC '72 8 | realm of Broadway Showtime is 8:30 and 10 tonight and "Variety Is The Key To Dining Enjoyment" and Saturday at Saturday. Get tickets in advance at the Union. East Junior High In addition to recently advertized "Special Evenings" at the I Auditorium, Real longhair music will kerb folk listening is in once again be featured by University Club, an additional menu providing a greater choice >r those who venture the music department. John of food selections is now available every evening except Monday rickson Kiva at 8 Wiles, bass - baritone, and "Pioneer" Bob performs tonight in the Saturday. Club members are also encouraged to make use of the recently published "Menus For Friendly feelings and the great taste of lis featured in this, his Music Auditorium. At 2 Entertaining" to plan private parties of Coca-Cola. That's the way it should be. eight or more by making advance arrangements with the club manager. It's the real thing. Coke. The most magnificent picture ever! 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UNFORGETTABLE LOVE STORY" (t.-« •# llluflieriitg Heights "AN OVER ALL SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT... most distinguished... has an intensity, vividness of style, passion and sweep about it... directed with exquisite restraint." —world cinema The power, the passion, the terror of Emily Bronte's Sunday Bloody Sunday immortal story of defiant young love. "A devastatating script superb!" Winner of Best Picture of the year N V . Film Critic;Orand , . JAMES H NICHOLSON and SAMUEL Z Al Prix at Venice Film Festival & Cannes Film Festival Academy TIMOTHY DALTON , Nominations for Glenda Jackson and Peter Finch. Also for Director ANNA CALDER-MARSHALL John Schlesinger. as Cathy as Heathclif in EMILY BRONTE'S "I can say without reservation that this is the finest film to come from Schlesinger, even better than his "Midnight Cowboy". — Judith UlutHeriitg Heights Crist "Exquisite performances and direction with a dynamite script, a pleasure each time I viewed it." —Rex Heed Abrams I"1 iop'Z. Plantfarlum FRI.&SAT. 7:00 & 9:00 HARFWANDREWS- HUGH GRIFFITH • IAN OGILVY • JUDY CORNWELL . Ends November 19 109 Anthony $1 SHOWPL ACE 108B WELLS lhiu°.W#r Cipac|ty crowds, an extra show has been added for SHOWTIMES 7:00 8:45 10:30 Presented by Auburn Film ADMISSION $1.25 TONIGHT 8i SATURDAY A*—»Hteh«a available at ■ * Ptoatartom "cll*t' ** 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fri(Jay. Nov, 'ernber i7 BOP-SHOO-BOP, DIG IT? Valiants play He By MARK SAUER Brown," and a version of Vance, no«*'9i» II "Locomojion" by the insists their "Every move made in the Loared a Pounding rock and roll Lovely Valianettes were appearance is not just part of the show. '50s is choreographed into !n,,n9 When thi, A straight from the '50s blew our act," Speedo said. "I'd v'nce only part of the group's "We are the real into Kast Lansing Tuesday 60-song hit parade. thing, man," he said as he slicked be bored to death if 1 had to and ,h* V.M and Wednesday nights as Vince Vance and his The New Orleans-based back his greasy black hair just stand there like the bands do today." Perf°rmed J'** Valiants rode their nostalgia group has been months. together 14 with a pink comb. "There weren't nothin' done in the Sr* ^ i wave into the Brewery. Judging by the reaction aS h** Clad in blue jeans, black "We play because old rock n' roll '50s that we ain't doin' now." of the crowd, I'd give 'em a months. togeJl * "I we dig it," Speedo, 65. They've got a good beat, leather jackets, bobby socks a singer in the group, said. What Vince Vance and but you can't dance to it. and tennis shoes, the The current nostalgia the Valiants lack in class and Valiants' song list read like a thing is only part of the polish they make up for K-Tel records ad for a super reason for our popularity," with imagination and grease. oldie album. he said. "The old songs have The group, 10 men and 'Bloody Sunday' links "In the Still of the a great beat that cats of any two women, dress, look and Night," "Whole Lotta' age can dig." act in the manner that drove Shakin' Coin' On," "Charlie The group's leader, Vince parents up the wall in the '50s. On stage, the Valiants By BILL MECHANIC Brauer's 1861 House hop, bop, jump, roll, swim, State News Reviewer original screenplay by New in the intertwined lives of artist Etob Elkin, but is Yorker film critic Penolope the triad to show the For Charming. Old World twist and chicken their was willing to try. ''Sunday, Bloody Cilliatt, the film revolves pressures - and reactions She says to Elkin, "It's through the '50s without Sunday" is, in terms of its around the individuals have to their A tm osphere missing a single a three-way love only important not to uncompromising honesty, affair involving a young, complex lives. Dinner bop-shoo-bop or dip-de-dip. pretend." Music—Candlelight an exceptionally rare film. alienated divorcee, played The film tries to show Peter Finch's plight as' OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY Working with a potentially by Glenda Jackson, a how people have a difficult the homosexual doctor h explosive subject, the movie middle-aged doctor, time trying to communicate 12 P.M. - 5 P.M. rt~ succeeds because it does not portrayed by Peter Finch and understand their lives even man more tenuous. He is a who is forced to absorb Cocktails, Wines ,Ales i try to exploit its material in and a young artist, played when comprehension is not tic! ' the every possible insult German-American way most other films by Murray Head. easily achieved. The fears without breaking. do. Specialties ''Sunday, Bloody and anxieties which are He wishes only as much Based on an intelligent Sunday" examines a week intrinsic to honesty form happiness as is possible, Downtown Lansing the central core of the film. accepting the fact that there 213 South Grand Ave. serving luncheons Glenda Jackson as is not much open to him. As Alex, for Parking Ramp sat. 4:30 PM - 10 PM CLUB ROMA example, is tired on noncommunicative relationships in which true Dr. Daniel Hirsch, he is one of the most realistic compassionate, characters ever feelings can never be portrayed the presents expressed. She knows what Bob on Elkin screen. is a man she is getting into when she in-between. He loves both BOOGIE NIGHT becomes involved with the people as much as he can. 500 off any size pizza one coupon per pizza good thru 11-20-72 Mr. His distinction is 1 second area I finely wrought lvul| MIKe*S throughout the entire He ties together of different fragmj people's! fij |1| r-w r-m rfc fast free delivery i into wluL rl££(l 351-1600! Schlesinger an integrated never letil nonessential moment of into the IN CAR HEATERS AVAILABE understanding! the film. Co m b i ned S c h 1 e s i n g < accomplishment ar performances of GlcJ Jackson and Peter Flndil WESTERN ACTION!!! HARD HITTING THE GATLING GUN AND . . . Bavid Janssen-JeanSeberg CYCLE ACTION "THE BIG SCORE" . . . Conductoj AND to presenl [CAMERON MITCHELL final shovf Kamen Goleminof I Bulgaria, guest conductorl residence, will make I final campus appeanr ROUSERS with the MSU Sympho Orchestra at 8:15 f ELVIS PRESLEY II Monday in the Faird Theatre. "SPEED WAY" Monday's concert 1 ssr include the premiere "Sympho 56|t| better than Paul Harder, professor# music. The present the orchestra 1 "Air for String OtfWP U.S. pre®"] one* bv Krassimir Kyurkchuffl a composer. young premiered the wor | Bulgs"! Goleminof | many Bulgarian compo" Pianist David H® asst. professor of muse.% at michigan state university be heard in Nursery Song "Variationsoj for P'3"01* Orchestra" composed ■ "HEAVY "Heavy Organ," brings Its ,»u. 1913 by Ernst J nov 21, Ions of equipment (including Dohnanyi. Renner is 1 ORGAN" 144 speakers) and ten member troupe to the University several faculty mu with 8:15 PM, Auditorium for appearing with the or univ. aud., VIRGIL sou •He nd-and-light spectaculai during the festival. music will be Bach; th. FOX - definitely twenty-first TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 "HEAVY ORGAN" brings its four tons of at 8:15 PM lively arts series(e 4 Traditional 1 "* (including 144 speakers) and ten member troupe to equipment wednesday. «un 0rv This English, Insnj the University Auditorium for a sound nov 29 "U 5EX, the rip-roaring most farce Is successful comedies & American J and-light now flourishing In London, spectacular. The music will be all Bach; the effect 8:15 PM! PtEASE, completing Its first year Music- capacity business with no i definitely twenty-first century. "-."."'ISf maureen 'n engaged sight. The production for MSU ' John Goacher from England o'sulli van t after on guitar & b8n|0 TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT THE ano tony Barry O'Neil MSU UNION tanner from Toronto (355-3361) PUBLIC: $6.00, 5.00, 4.00 MSU STUDENTS: S3.00, LIQlM broadway theatre' on concertina QUitt at or 2.50, 2.00 LIVELY ARTS SERIES (B) SEASON TICKET Tickets for all LecturA films) may be purchased rv, J,rtpr8sentatl°ns (except travel Rosa's Fri & Sat Canteen 8:30 j Office, weekdays a 15 (all seats reserved) 4.^!, p [-e the Union Ticket opening date of sale sln9le tickets please check 111 Synergy Nobody makes malt liquor like Schlifz. Nobody. Travel film performance, tickets mav travel be fMm^ S1 ,or tlck6t availability, p , 5ed on® hour before each free refreshment* j required for admission) to Msu *tud«nt» (ID only $1.00 i State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 17, 1972 11 Ibum simple, but satisfyinq By STEVE ALLEN dn. L sing, Christ, can he sing. Newman. He sings of the ' State News Reviewer Never strained, never simple things in life, the things we breaking, in complete command of take for granted. Yet the ordinary becomes the jrd down, 110 to Go" by Jesse Winchester, Bearsvilie every note' trem*>ling with feeling along every step of the extraordinary when Winchester starts singing about it. 12 " that's wayMost the way Jesse Winchester handles his vocals. of the Glory to the Day," the opening cut on side two, is • accompaniment Winchester receives on this about a sunrise, with the song's arrangement identical to album is from his own 12 string. The arrangements are for - question begged by this, Jesse Winchester's second the most part bare, - n, an intense glow at the beginning, a rich radiance at 5 |iow long will it take before this ultratalented simply because Winchester can completion. communicate so well using the simplest of forms. All of Your Stories'* is the best an reaches the superstardom level he so obviously cut on this album, a Winchester's message, though, is not limited by his medium. song about the plight of On three cuts Todd Rundgren growing old. It's the best ^hottest pop music trend over the past two years has steps into the producer's role treatment of the subject since Simon and Garfunkel's (Winchester himself does the rest), providing a fuller ■olo artists who write and perform their own material, Bookends. laines are well known: Carole King, James Taylor, Neil instrumental, but equally - satisfying sound. The surprising thing about this whole album is the range « Cat Stevens and the like. of emotions that Winchester e Winchester has it all over any of the lot. He can Win?hLT"gS Winchester wntes tfemsf'ves vary the best lyrics delightful to classic. this side of Randy one should be able to can convey with his music. No understand the spectrum of emotions Expatriot Jesse Winchester's new album is now available. contained in this album. But he He does, dear friends, he does. has not performed in front of American Most of the songs on the album are audiences short, tight, concise. since 1967 when he emigrated to Canada to avoid the kresge center Winchester uses a variety of styles, from the bluesy opening cut "Isn't That So" to the rocking "Midnight Bus." The draft. album, though, is soft, thoughtful, gentle. There's hardly an amplified instrument to be heard. Profs to display art "Third Down, 110 to Go" measures right up to his first effort, a record which has sold steadily, if not spectacularly, over the last two - and - a - half years. Both albums are great, the work of a man who simply has to make it big rks by Clifton paints on his own specially been influenced by his move Carmen Cicero, Joseph Levi, ■hesney and Stacy prepared canvases. to the county. He resides MSU faculty Douglas Purcel, Paul McChesney said that in near Perry. "I felt a need to Jenkins and Joseph Grippi. i, will be exhibited in some of these works, the return to representational The Gallery is > Art Center Gallery image appears to float or open to works - particularly the public without charge ^Saturday ■ addition to Dec. 17. to the two emerge from Since his infinity. landscapes." from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. last one-man Gallery visitors will also lan shows, the Kresge show in Monday through Friday; 7 Kresge two years be able to view silk screen to 9 p.m. 7 will present 20 silk Tuesday, and 1 to ago, McChesney has prints by noted artists 4 prints and a presented one-man shows at p.m. Saturday and including Babe Shapiro, Sunday. [y-step demonstration the Sloan Galleries of L printmaking process American Painting at Val¬ ■ Entrance Gallery, paraiso University, Indiana, deception marking the the Birmingham Gallery and lig of the McChesney the Creative Arts Gallery at ■Proffitt exhibits, at Central Michigan University. J the artists will be Proffitt has changed his ■t, will be held at 1 style radically since his last Bun day. one-man show in Kresge. He fhesney's works will has moved from pure e at least two of his abstracts to landscapes in a l)tych"paintings which more realistic sytle. J of five or six panels JB4 inches high by 30 I wide. He uses acrylic 12 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan Hanoi vows to reject altered U.S. pact (continued from page 1) to homes amounted to almost none of which will be able to be Interior damage to homPs *2-8 millJ■ (continued from page 1) withdrawal of North Vietnamese from South Vietnam. The draft troops recovered through insurance. Residents of Monroe County, hardest hit $500,000 and ?he the objections to the agreement outlined agreement Commission said a 17 .90Unty d/I by Phong. Some of Phong's demands appeared to envisage substantial changes in does not contain any such a explicit provision for withdrawal, but would leave Governor by the huge waves which left some living rooms filled with three feet of water, highway estimated $225,000 ^ l| the draft agreement. Vietnamese forces of both sides in the returned to their homes Wednesday to Dr. Neal Moore, damage positions they occupy at the time of begin the massive clean up campaign. No dirppt I Phong said 'it would be utterly absurb County Health Dept I appraises °f the a and most tragic" to leave loopholes in the cease fire. damage estimate was available for Monroe has Biv - requiring bay area cease-fire agreement by failing to nail dowto The Viet Cong delegate, Nguyen TTii County, but officials said it would run into drinking water tested the control provisions in advance or failing Binh, said the United States was behind all millions of dollars. before it is to be for to hav. I ntan)in»J I to make the agreement applicable to Laos and Cambodia. of order Saigon's objections to the agreement in to have a pretext for delaying flood affects In Bay County, a team of County Equalization Dept. workers estimated total seek Authorities in used Bay Countv Le flatly said that the Paris talks are not signature while stepping damage at more than $3,500,000. with emergency federal a«ku PUtlr*25 to *35 Fieldcrest's Gold Crown automatic blanket. . . like sleeping in a cloud of luxury. . .sleeping with the instant comfort and convenience of this machine washable electric blanket of Acrilan*acrylic. You can depend on its precision thermostats to maintain temperature control all night long automatically. Antique gold, pink, blue, green, white. Twin size, single control. $28 Full size, single control. $34 Full size, dual control. $40 Queen size dual control. $46 King size, dual control. $70 Jacobsoris OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE Today, Tonight, Saturday, Sunday, Anytime bkeyour.-i, tunger to LUiui Enjoy these specials: Fri. Happy Hours 2-4 p.m. Fri. Jumbo Turkey Sub. Sat. Roast Beef Sub. P*Jn. Try our Shrimp, Reubens, French Dip, "lams, Chili Dogs and other great foods. ALWAYS FAST SERVICE WEBSTER MEN'S WEAR FROM SMILING WAITRESSES 231 MAC Avenue JOIN US! Lansing Mall Meridian Mall Open daily 11 a.m. - 2a.m 351-2755 Sunday noon - midnight 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 1 SIS leers meet Minnesota, continue long road By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer Minnesota's dropped their first WCHA Gophers A trip freak eye injury to Gophers starting goaltender Playing on the road is never an advantageous games to Denver last weekend by scores of 6-2 WCHA Doug Hastings will keep the senior out of action. Brooks and 4-3. w L Pts. position for any team. said that MSU 2 0 junior Brad However, MSU's hockey 8 Shelstad would squad, which was scheduled MSU has a chance to Denver 2 0 8 probably start tonight with frosh Eric to play its first eight games strengthen its grip on the North Dakota 3 1 6 Lockwood making his debut away from friendly top spot against Minnesota, Michigan Tech 2 0 4 but Spartan Coach Amo Saturday. Demonstration « 2 £-•" Hall, will Notre Dame 2 0 4 Bessone said earlier this optimistically embark upon Wisconsin 1 1 2 MSU will be going with the third week that his squad always leg of its U-M 1 3 the same squad as last week, four-week road string when has troubles in Minnesota. 2 Colo. College 3 except that Bessone is they take on Minnesota 1 2 taking only two goalies- "Minnesota has always Minnesota 0 2 0 tonight and Saturday night Ron Clark and Wayne in been tough on us up there," Minn. - Duluth 0 4 Minneapolis. 0 Weatherbee. Bessone said. "They have a The Spartans begin the much bigger rink than ours weekend action tied for first The games will be aired and our defense will have to Coach Herb Brooks said. place in the Western back to the make an adjustment in "There is little doubt they Lansing area Collegiate Hockey Assn. this weekend on (WCHA) with defending playing the corners." plan to use us as a stepping WFMK-FM radio, 99.1 on stone to stay on top. champ Denver. Each team the dial. "MSU is fresh off has a 2-0 league mark and eight points in the of key wins Minnesota-Duluth and rests a pair at can "But I don't think MSU take our kids lightly. Pre-game shows will get Mixing underway at 8:45 p.m. with MSU's hockey team faces Minnesota in Minneapolis season. MSU currently is tied for standings. at the top," Gopher rookie True, we were beaten twice the first place in opening faceoff this weekend in WCHA action. The Spartans ,and league standings while Minnesota the at Denver, but not that bad. is scheduled for 9 p.m. each Gophers mixed it up in front of the Gophers net deadlocked for III I 1 I I I II A series of mental lapses night. the bottom spot. when the two squads met in Demonstration Hall last State News photo after our kids had battled by Jon back to tie both games let Kaufman Only Denver score five of their 10 S1.65 series goals five minute in less than a span," Brooks SN Football Predictions said. HENNING FARNAN SCHARRER STEIN BAKED CHICKEN SWISS STEAK MSU at Minnesota DROEGER JOHNSON | MSU 28. Minn. 0 MSU 24, Minn. MSU 31, Mini Bessone commented that I'urdue at Michigan U-M by 17 MSU 31, Minn. 14 MSU 24. Minn. 7 MSU U-M by 6 U-M by 13 24, Minn. 7 MSU 17 Minnesota has a young Ohio State at Northwestern U-M by 10 U-M by I Salad, Creamy Mashed Potato OSU by 35 OSU by I 5 U-M by 10 OSU by 27 OSU by 14 Iowa at Indiana OSU by 7 OSU by 28 Vegetable, Hot Buttered Roll squad, but the Gophers are Ind. by 3 Ind. by I Ind. by 2 Iowa by 7 Ind. by 7 III. by 8 III. by 4 Ind. by 2 good skaters. III. by 4 III. by 10 III. by 14 III. by 10 Ind. by 10 Mississippi at Tennessee Tenn. by 7 Tenn. by 11 Tenn. by 15 III. by b TRY THE LIGHTEST SMU at Arkansas Ark. by 3 Tenn. by 3 Tenn. by 14 Tenn. by 7 Brooks is looking for a Ark. by 10 Ark. by 14 Miss, by J Iowa State at Missouri la. St. by 3 Ark. by 21 Ark. by 14 Ark. by 3 PANCAKES IN TOWN. Mo. by 2 la. St. by 12 Ark. by 10 lot of scoring this weekend. Colorado la. St. by 7 la. St. by 10 Mo. by 7 at Air Force Colo, by 10 Colo, by 6 Colo, by 11 I 301 N. Clippert "MSU likes to hit and Georgia at Auburn Aub. by 14 Aub. by 3 by I Colo, by 3 Colo, by 7 opposite Sears j New Orleans at Detroit Aub. by 8 Aub. by I Aub. by 14 run like us. This could be Lions by 24 Lions by 6 Aub. by 3 Lions by 19 Lions by I 4 Lions by 14 TTTT I I III quite an offensive series for both clubs." 79% 78% 78% 71% 70% FREE PEPSI'S FIELDS FIVE HOPEFULS from DOMINO'S r< 10-SPEED Big 8 leads b/ds| Get 2 free pepsis with // BIKES Incredibly enough' after the purchase of a FROM JUST 10 weeks of have four teams in bowl snap up the winner of nj small ine lootball games and there is pizza, and season, the an Thursday's Oklahomi 4 free Big Eight outside possibility that well Nebraska game in pepsis with a Free the purchase of e by *60 buying your 10 - conference still teams in the has five running for have a fifth," Neinas said. About the only way a but neither team is apt I allow the Orange Bowl I a large pizza. 3 great Christmas present! Prices bicycle NOW. What bowl berths. fifth conference team could 30 minute next spring. These are higher wait. and .Japan. Don't waste top - quality bikes imported Europe Big Eight commissioner land a bowl berth would be Both Nebraska delivery another day. They're selling mighty Chuck Neinas already is . offer good with if Missouri (5-4) defeated Call Oklahoma have indicaj coupon till Sun. Nov 19 rubbing his hands in No. 12 ranked Iowa State CROS9RO&D9 CYCLC they want - to accept h . a n t i cl part ion 6f"TJowl 351-7100 Trowbridge shop only revenues. (6-2-1) Saturday in a Saturday, five days beffl regionally televised match. the meeting. It's easy "I think chances are No. 4 - ranked Oklahoma understand why J fairly strong that again we'll (7-1) and No. 5 Nebraska Devaney of Nebraska i (7-1-1) are the most hotly Chuck Fairbanks I sought after bowl Oklahoma don't want | THE GIANTS candidates. No. 15 ranked - wait. If they did, it u ARE^^M Colorado (7-3) also is in the mean the loser proball picture. wouldn't get a bowl bid. r With Alabama apparently As it stands, removing itself from the probably will go to tl Orange Bowl, officials of Orange Bowl and the otlfl ^^^^^HA&M/0DE the Miami classic are up the will accept a Sugar F proverbial wall. They would berth. There's a world | RECORDS \ that's changing AND /with you . . TAPES SUPER SPECIALS i Grand River | and Marsh Road OKEMOS SHOPPING CE CAROLE KING-RHYMES AND REASONS S3O9 JOIN THE RUN ON SO09 SHAWN PHILLIPS-FACES CAT STEVENS-CATCH BULL AT FOUR $309 $309 ON SALE THIS WEEKEND-ALL A&M (EXCEPT RECORDS THOSE SHOWN HER-' $3 EACH ($5.98 LIST) TAPES $4.65 EACH ($6.98 LIST) RED WING discount records 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING HOURS: MON- FRI 9:30 AM - 9:00 PM 351-8460 SAT 9:30 AM -6:00PM 4216 W. Saginaw Phone 484-4968 SUN 12:00 NOON 6:00 PM - One Block W. of Waverly on Saginaw yirlugjn^State University, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 17, 1972 15 , nt-sized l-time ru Green-white game for Sat. By LINDA DROEGER definite scoring threat if he follows through with State News Sports Writer his star play on the freshmean team last year. ^ nmsVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - With stais like Nebraska's MSU students will get their first chance to "It's a big jump from freshman to varsity Rodgers, Oklahoma's Greg Pruitt, andAlabama's the varsity basketball team at 4 p.m. competition but we are counting on Hariston to 'navis i" contention for the Neisman award, what scout do well," Ganakas said. has a five - foot - five shorty got even if he is the Saturday in the Green - White game and coach Gus Ganakas doesn't think Last year's leading rebounder Bill Kilgore will -call t'me top co,,eg'ate ground gainer? they will be 12 Howard Stevens of Harrisonburg, Va., is first in disappointed. add inside and perimeter strength to the team "We have a hustling team this year with ten along with last year's Big Ten scoring leader, Mike ,tion in rushing yardage, first in the nation in scoring, f thp hearts of Louisville football fans, but returning lettermen and four new freshmen that Robinson, who averaged 24.7 points a game. add real zest and enthusiasm to the team," Jhere near last in the drum - beating ballyhoo for Ganakas said. Ganakas anticipates rough competition again candidates. this year with the loaded Big Ten schedule of 14 The Green White game, sponsored by the •If statistics mean anything at all, who else could they - games and six additional game foes including L Heisman trophy to?" asks University of Louisville Varsity Club, will give the players practice in Notre Dame, Western and Central Michigan, front of a crowd before they open their season lee Corso, who waxes rapturously about his Kentucky and South Carolina. Nov. 28 against defending Mid - American champ, e meal ticket. "Maybe we don't play the toughest Toledo University. Two years ago a columnist, in statistical end of UIC in the country, but you could put Stevenson any Matthew Aitch will coach the green team with the season ratings, ranked MSU's schedule as jn the nation and he'd be just as hard to stop. He's got returnees Mike Robinson, Pete Davis, Bill Glover, fourth in difficulty in the nation. Last year MSU j-fle most exciting running back in the country." Bill Kilgore, Allen Smith, Jim Shereda, and Tom was rated 10th, and this year Ganakas believes the l»uisville's rampaging, record - smashing Stevens leads McGill. trend will continue. nation's major colleges in rushing with 140.9 yards per The white team, coached by Robert jnd is tied for the lead in scoring with Ohio State's Nordmann, will play four freshmen: Benny White, In it's home opener game, State will be TAT^ Henson with an average of 11.3 points per game, Terry F\irlow, Cedric Milton, and Dave Jackson TATt facing Toledo's powerful team with one game jut that isn't the half of it. Stevens is the only college along with returnees Lindsay Hariston, Gary already under it's belt. Mid - American player -in history to rush for more than 5,000 yards in a " ,■ He has totaled 5,130 yards during his four - year career, including the first two seasons at Randolph ■ Ganakas, Steve Bornstein, and Joe Shackleton. Lindsay Hariston, 6 - foot - 8 sophomore, will Tom Kozelko, 6 City, seems to - foot - 8 senior from Traverse be the main threat of the Toledo J L n in Ashland, Va. and he still has two games to go this plus the possibility of playing in a post • season jam®' [naddition, the 165 - pound mini - back has scored more chdowns than any college player ever with 67 downs to his credit. He lacks just one point of ing the all • time career scoring record of 407 points by Leo Lewis of Lincoln College, loall • purpose running, Stevens already has compiled 11 yards to eclipse the previous national record by a ppi'ng 1.332 yards. All - purpose running includes -g from scrimmage, pass receiving, punt returns and -ff returns. Records don't mean a thing unless your team is said Stevens, expressing a personal credo. Bvil e has been winning this season, reeling off six ■Li victories before being upset by Tulsa, 28 - 26, and bouncing back to beat Southern Illinois, 20 - 16, last irday. Stevens runs in a shifty, darting style, but has the power his sturdy legs to break tackles like a miniature Jim a pleasure to block for a runner like him," said mate Frank Gitschier, the Cardinals' starting center, hits the holes so fast you don't have to sustain your very long. All he needs is a sliver of daylight and he's And he's an unselfish guy, always giving the credit to blockers. 1 know I'll always consider it a great privilege haw played with a guy who was the first to gain more 5,000 yards in his career." Blanton Collier, former Cleveland Browns coach and a scout for the Cleveland organization, says he has no bts about Stevens' ability to play in pro football as a "'offand punt return specialist. "With his running ability, he would be an asset to any regardless of his size," Collier said. Asked what kind of team Louisville would have without next year, Stevens replied: e got a lot of fine young talent. I don't think iss me much." Hie amazing thing was that he could say it with a !'Lt face. *** * * ** * * $ * * * * * ** * 9fC * * * *■£ " ! * •GALLy •sh&RinG-in- * * * * * * * •musjc- * * and-the- * * * qood-news- * * * noverriBeR 1 Shaw h&LL LOWGQ ♦counqe •6^0 p.m. FREE EARS PIERCING! hase of our special $7 50 14 carat gold post sMsaamm PAINLESS FRIDAY, SATURDAY JtongerJr east Lansing Birmingham ANN 307 S. ARBOR STATE 663-4514 OPEN SUNDAYS 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1^, No>ernb»|7, !'>■ STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355 8255 for Sale ][<3t] FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil ftqnk PI Rooms COUGAR 1971, brown, TRIUMPH GT6, 1967 - automatic, power steering, air GIRL NEEDED, Cedar Village LIBERAL GIRL, own room Excellent condition, best conditioned. Excellent offer. Phone 489-9422. Januai ,^°"-urni*hed- CAPITOL CLub. Cocktail I condition, less than 6,500 luxury, ^'V«niences, $80 lounge, r, miles. Leaving country, must plus utilities. Twyckingham. PHONE 355 8255 sell, best offer. Call between NEEDED: TWO girls for cheap 332-2115. 5-11 17 VAN 1964 Ford, runs good, 4 - 6pm. 332-8942. 5-11-17 winter term apartment. Call, 347 student Services Bid?. new tires, $400. Phone 694-9678. 3-11-17 337-9433. 5-11-22 ONE MALE needed for 4 man FURNISHED^ "i,chen apartment winter term only p AUTOMOTIVE CAPITOL AREA. Furnished 3 Clo»e. Decern in Eden ' Roc Apartments. Scooters & Cycles good. Phone 372-4774. room upper. Built - ins, disposal. $135 plus electric. 337-2263. 5-11-17 __35M 356. 3-I,.2O Parts & Service Aviation #EI,1PLOY7IENT DODGE CONVERTIBLE 1965, No children or pets. DODGE REALTY 482 5909. 5-11-22 NEED ONE man for 4 Colling wood, $60. 332-0270. - man.n VABO«^'U ouard v»oop available "--••• I * excellent condition, rust - VEGA WAGON, 1972 - low 2-11 20 houses vvin FOR RENT proofed, low miles, $675. mileage, warranty left, 2 OR 3 man sublease. Winter, pall 355-8313 I Apartments 349 4288. BL-1-11-17 standard shift, radio, power spring, 731 Apartments. 332-0585 after 6pm. 4-11-21 ROOMMATE NEEDED, own ^ information. 5-i 1.20 ' Houses steering. 355-2840. 3-11-17 bedroom and bath. Call MEN. WOMEN Rooms EDSEL 1959 4 door sedan, Meadowbrook Trace campus, ^ VW CAMPER bus 1966, new NEED ONE person for house, furnished, "FOR SALE excellent condition, low - 393-4053. 1-11-17 $13 caruJ engine, attachable tent. winter and spring. Cheap. - $18 weakly 215 i* mileage. Sell or trade for Animals Mobile Homes Jeep. 484-7173. 3-11-20 $1100 or nearest offer. 393-4207. 2-11-17 Pretty close. Call 332-8196. S-5-11-21 GIRL NEEDED, winter term only. Twyckingham, $70/ JBM496,3-5^.o.;iJ OWEN "Lost & Found FIAT CONVERTIBLE 1970. month. 337-1154. B-1-11-17 GRADUATE APARTMENT SUBLET, 214 single room, winto,/ ' •PERSONAL Sharp! Low mileage, must sunroof, AM/FM, sell, owner moving. $995. o t h e University Villa, Abbott ONE GIRL needed for 353-7070.3-11-21 •PEANUTS PERSONAL Road, East Lansing. Call Cedar 1-224-3722 after 5pm or e pendable. Unu al Village apartment. Call cookingqu'ET7i7C~« •REAL ESTATE •RECREATION weekends. 3-11-17 circumstances, 353-9640 before must sell. Halstead 351-7910. 3-11-20 Management, 337-2337. M*LJ. or park,no |n. 5pm for FIREBIRD 1967, 326 4 - speed. details. •SERVICE Instruction Runs great. Body excellent. Also runs well, needs 1962 Fairlane, work, to give €)MNW smuw BOX IS&/ E LAHi/HAMUM. CAPITOL VILLA bedroom sublet it 371-2620. 5-11-21 away for the price of this ad. furnished Typing Service apartment. Available For Sale GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet •TRANSPORTATION FORD PINTO 1972 - excellent December 1st. 332-3896 house, $62.50 per month. •WANTED * condition. Only 7,400 miles. Call 355-2747. 2-11-20 VW 1970 - 37,000 miles, snow tires, dependable car. $1,300. 351-8490.4-11-17 M after 6pm. 3-11-20 ONE GIRL for 4/ Call Joann or 351-2549. 0-11-30 Linda, BUY STAMPS-COINS-SUPPIIEL sell usj - RATES #* mai Trade, 10 < FORD GALAXIE 500 1968, 2 NON-STUDENT Edge, winter, 1 Foreign. KALIB, WAITRESS FOR newly opened or 2 PEOPLE FOR house 4 Grand River. door hardtop, 302 engine, Waitresses, age 18 - 25, 30 hours downtown cocktail lounge, 332 8479. 5-11-20 minutes from campus. 2 332-0112, J DS DAYS standard shift, $450. or more. Call 351-2755 Monday — Saturday. C-11 THE DOME ROOM. Phone driveways, washer and dryer, 3 5 1C 641-4037.3-11-20 between 2 5 pro. 0-11-30 4.00 6-50 - 484-4422. 0-3-11-17 LARGE dishwasher, 332-3317! LIBERTY coin sh0( 10 1.50 13.00 BMW'S, TRIUMPHS, 5-11-20 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 YAMAHAS! Come out and the new 73's. Also PEOPLE time NEEDED 1 REGISTERED NURSES or availabl'e see interviewing i licensed LPN needed on 3 - immediately Completely FOUR BEDROOM house. 15 2.25 6.00 9 75 19.50 489-9473. 2-11-20 Yamaha Snowmobiles. city. Work all or any days 11pm shift. Full and part furnished. 3SI-8S45 S HEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, from November 27th time. PROVINCIAL HOUSE 337-7328 for appointment. 18 7.20 11.70 23.40 through HONDA COUPE 1972, orange, INC. 2460 North Cedar, December 3rd. WEST. Phone 484-1483 Very good Marigold Apartments 20 excellent condition. Phone Holt. Just South of I - 96 Hours 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 pay. are your own. Monday - Friday, 9 - 5pm for 25 3.75 10.0C 16.25 32.50 371-1571. 5-11-20 overpass. C-5-11-17 Phone, 694-6621. Must Sankovich have at car. Call MARKET Mr. appointment. 5-11-17 PART TIME work, $300 month. CLOSE, bedroom CONVENIENT, 2 apartment. Need 2 GIRLS Winter mt spring. Near Services. Own I COINS BOUGHT arKPR|I 1973 REDBOOK MG MIDGET 1970, black over OPINION RESEARCH, DEADLINE 1971 girl, sublet winter and/ or rooms. 351-2625. 3-11-21 gold, 22,000 miles, $1550. KAWASAKI MACH III collect, 1-313- 963-0094 500. spring. 351-7178. 5-11-21 P.M. one class day 484-7695. 5-11-21 3,400 miles. Perfect between 3pm and 5pm 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, furniture, DIAMOND RING s before publication. shape. Sacrifice. 351-4296. Monday through Friday only. 2 MALES NEEDED for 4 man 704 South Foster, $200. Also Cost $800+. Will sell $t MGB 1964 - Runs! Excellent X-1-11/17 5-11-22 winter/ spring. $60/ month. 417 North Francis, $150. 2 349-0359 evenings. 5-11 Cancellations/Cor¬ parts car. 1966 MGB. Good SUZUKI, 1971 351-4132. 4-11-20 bedroom unfurnished, 601 condition. Sell or trade. - 185cc, WANTED - BABYSITTER in COUPLE WANTED to manage rections - 12 noon one South Clemens, $125. UTAH lass 351-2786. 5-11-20 Enduro. Like new, sacrifice Okemos home, 8am - 5pm, apartments "MfcP campus. GIRL LOUDSPEAKERS, I day before $445. Phone 339-8007. TO sublease apartment 485-491 7. 5-11-27 acoustic suspension. I publications. Furnishec'^.\V*rtment plus winter Across offer. 351-0706. 3-11 16 MGB 1967 - Excellent campus. term. $48.75 per from month. NEED GIRL to 1 condition. New Michelin sublet, nice The State News will be 332 4047. 3-11-17 house, close to campus. MONROE 10 key adJ responsible only for the new top, radio and tape deck system. Best offer. 349-0458. rvice / WOMEN INTERESTED in Winter. 351-6789. 5-11-27 machine, $100. Phi first day's incorrect NEED GIRL, two man, studio, 3-11-17 earning an extra income with 355-5017, 372-0352. 3-11 insertion. close, $62.50. Call 351-9396, 2 GIRLS to sublet winter term. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 a local group? We need 349 0443. 3-11-17 Own rooms. Close to All students aos must L»e MUSTANG 1966, good engine, East Kalamazoo Street since sincere, ambitious ladies TV RENTALS $9.50 per $65/ month. Call 337-2462. campus. ACCOUSTIC 360 bass amplil prepaid some rust, must sell, $300. 482-8518. 2-11-20 1940. Complete auto interested in working with month, $23 per term; free CEDAR VILLAGE - 1 man for 200 watts, 6 months excellent conditii f painting and collision service. people. For appointment call delivery, service and pickup. winter and/or spring. Call Ed, 485-0256. XC-11-30 339-8837. 2-11-17 offer. 339-8786. 5-11 No deposit. New stereos 351-4077. 3-11-17 HOUSE FOR family, furnished. OLDSMOBILE - 1967,4 - door Delmont. available at same rates. Call $600. Call after A U T O M O T V E SHUFFLE DRUMMER needed! NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-30 CLOSE TO MSU and Frarvdor Automotive 5pm, 332-8426. 3-11-21 REPLACEMENT parts, used, Country, blues, sweet R&B. - !<£$> new and rebuilt at lowest Studio, clubs. 351-3050. 1 bedroom unfurnished, HYll .Drive,' Marble school good condition. TV Records. OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 - discount prices! HEIGHTS 2-11-17 RENTALS. Color, $19.50 carpeting, drapes, air district, $250/ month. Call Bru| per month. Black and conditioning, parking, December 20 332-5320. 3-11-16 BUICK 1963, 4 - door, good motor. AUTO white, - September SPECIAL 1966, PARTS, 485-2276. $9.50 laundry, utilities except $100. 482-2383, evenings. per month. 10, 351-7703 after 4pm. automatic, power steering, WAITRESSES MARSHALL electric. Call 5-11-27 OMEGA B-22 ENLAHGERl 4-11-22 MUSIC. 332-1703. mechanically perfect. $275. PLEASANT, EXPERIENCED, 351-7830. C-1-11-17 3-11-17 accessories. Call 489-lfl 339-2310. 1-11-17 OLDSMOBILE 88 1970, 2 - STUDENTS dependable girls for lunch hour shifts, 10:45am FURNISHED APARTMENT SUBLET FURNISHED house 2 bedrooms, 2 miles from - after 6 p.m. 4-11-17 Apartments iSgpl - CADILLAC 1965, 4 door, air, door, air, many consider trade. extras. Will OWNING FOREIGN 2:15pm, 4, 5, 6 days a week, | 600 River Street, one block - MSU. $170. Call 484-2307. 100 USED vacuur AM/FM, good condition. Call 337-2138. CARS, WE GIVE 20% no Sundays or 5-11-21 holidays. Also from I - 496. One bedroom, Tanks, canisters and uprigl 482-2012. 3-11-17 OFF ON PARTS AND full time evening shift for girl LUXURY ideal for married or graduate APARTMENT. One Guaranteed 1 full year. $71 OLDSMOBILE 88 convertible CASTROL, 10% OFF i ng t eady man needed starting winter. students. For appointment IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 3 and up. DENNl CAMARO 1968 red with — ON employment. Apply Own call 485-3140. 3-11-17 black — 1966, best offer. Good ACCESSORIES, room. No lease. bedroom house for 4 persons, DISTRIBUTING COMPAlf vinyl top. 327, 3 - person, JIM'S TIFFANY 351-5853. 5-11-17 close to campus. 351-6636. 316 North condition, tires. 484-6235. Cedar, i speed console shift. Needs PLACE, downtown Lansing, APARTMENT 3-11-17 — one bedroom City Market. C-3-11-16 body must work, Cragar mags, sell, $800. Phone IMPORT AUTO PARTS! mid Michigan's favorite place for dining out. 5-11-21 2 girls, sublet with dishwasher, drapes, nd/or spring. THREE PEOPLE needed: DOORS! 645-9971. 5-11-20 OLDS 98 luxury sedan, 1966. 4 41 5 South Cedar, Lansing 332-3972. carpeting. In new building. Ideal for married or graduate East can be used as - ALL SIZEf door, vinyl top, all power, air '/a block S. of E. Kalamazoo e. Lansing house, $60/ month. | 8:30-5:30 COMPUTER OPERATOR students. $160. 351-4405 after 5pm. 5-11-22 Monday-Friday - For table & desk I'OPfl CAMARO 1971, 350, 4 - speed, conditioned, AM/FM, part time. Must have 8:30-3 Saturday own appointment call 394-0733. blue with black vinyl top. excellent condition — inside shelves even 485-2047, 371-1947. transportation, experienced GIRL - Immediately. Sublease, 3-11-17 SORORITY and out. $625. HOUSE room/ Must sell! 485-4057. 3-11-20 485-8030, person preferable. 5am 8am now until June 15th. Haslett doors $3 and UP« 372-6500. 5-11-21 - board, winter term, $335. daily. Downtown Lansing Arms, reduced rates. Call EAST SIDE Females only. Call 332-0851. , near Sparrow, CHEVROLET, 1969 I mpala 4 location. Call for interview, Sue, 351-4207. 5-11-17 door OPEL furnished, attractive 3 rooms hardtop, 1972, - 1,800 miles, ACCUDATA — and bath, just re-painted, new V-8, $1,400. 332-0303. factory officials car. Bright PARTS, 66 Fairlane, exchange TWO BEDROOM Close, $240 NEARBY ACCORDIAN - excellfl 5-11-20 for tow charges, new - shag. Adults, no children. SPACIOUS house condition, $200 with c red, 90 horsepower engine muffler, winter, spring. Free stereo. $130 plus electric. 484-4041 needs two girls starting $1,895 CROSBY'S INC carburetor. 337-1215, Tim. 351-1587. 5-11-17 484-3292. 3-11-17 winter Call 349-9859 after 5|| CHEVROLET 1! 332-9776. 3-11-21 1-11-17 term. 337-2036. 5-11-17 TEMPORARY 3-11-20 6 cylinder, 2 door. Good ASSIGNMENTS, ONE GIRL needed winter term FOREIGN CAR parts GIRL OWN $66/ room LAMPS, PICTURES, plaqi| - condition, $650, private al PEUGEOT to sublet apartment. Milford owner. Phone 882-3922. wagon, 404, 1968 station automatic, air CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 compatible schedule. Apply Apartments. 5-11-17 Call 351-5013. month. 5pm. 3-11-17 Call 351-0842 after >1 largest selection i Sony TV's and s conditioning. $750. mile West of M A styles of furniture incluifl 485-6128. 5-11-27 campus. NPOWER, 105 East GIRL NEEDED for 3 man, CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 487-5055. C-11-30 Washtenaw or cal 372-0880. SUBLET FURNISHED 1 winter. Call 337-1137 after HOUSE IN East Lansing needs oriental. Nearly an acre £ 0-2-11-20 students. Located on Grand display. Welcome t 1966 - Must sell. Best offerl bedroom apartment, couple, PONTIAC 1964 station wagon, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair 6pm. 3-11-17 River. 351-9039. 5-11-27 FURNITURE, 4601 Noj Call 371-4582. 3-11-17 $175 month, utilities. Close good body, no rust, $200. work on VW bugs, buses or DELIVERY - DRIVER East Street (North US • to campus. 351-6051 after 882-8157. 2-11-17 Gias. GRAND RIVER TWO GIRLS needed to sublease TWO VACANCIES 487-0121. 5-11-17 CORTINA 1968 - 4 cylinder, 4 - SALES - Elsworth CITGO. 1054 East Grand Several young men and - speed, good condition. Must River. 337-9133. C-11-30 PONTIAC CATALINA, 1967 - WE HAVE a large selectioi sell! $550 or best offer. Call women to start 2 door ONE GIRL needed sublease frames for eve rvo« hardtop, automatic, to after 5pm. 355-0975. 7-11-28 power steering and brakes. VW GUARANTEED repair. immediately. Be neat and now - spring. Desperate. Call ONE MAN needed for ti ) man OWN OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2C ROOM, $70, utilities. 229 RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and willing to work. 351-5979. 3-11-17 $650. 351- 5417 after 6pm. Okemos Road. 349-9620. apartment winter term. Division. Girl. 337-2638. East Michigan^ LansiJ 5-11-20 $3.50 PER HOUR 351-4067.3-11-17 Near campus. 3-11-17 372-7409. 5-11- MARRIED STUDENTS! C-11-30 ONE MAN for 4 man. DE LIVERY Twyckingham. 4-MAN CEDAR A FACULTY RENAULT. 1969 - I^ToOO M.A.C. CITGO behind and December, $65. Now or Apartment. Sublease winter, Village miles, built $800. car. Also custom Make offer. Phone Jacobson's. Carburetor and DISPLAY WORK. SALES 351-3199. spring terms. 337-0073. CROSSWORD a r e E ■ to A rici P a[h 1.2. & 3 Evening and 484-0843. 5-11-20 tune - up parts and service. specialists. VW Saturday. Call for TWO MEN to sublet. Winter 3-11-17 PUZZLE a N Ef D t,e| bedroom apts. Bug parking interview - vlu ■s $9/ month. 332-3117. 394-0020, spring. Close, $60. 351-0926. 1 MAN NEEDED for 3 man. ACROSS 29. Commotion a!r some with study THUNDERBIRD 1967~I C-11-30 Mr. Harrison 5-11-21 Winter term, 1 Burbot 31. Sarlak a cjrh excellent interior, Twyckingham, 5. Greeting 33.1 do T ijl Wr H I [N mechanical! Stereo, power, MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, BABYSITTING AND light NEEDED: ONE man. Four man $65./month. 3-11-17 351-1127 10. Favorite 34. Mythical ■P a(n[k air. $900. 351-5961. 5-11-17 11. Indolent monsters s P 1 housework, from $149 per mo Michigan and Grand River. Low cost, expert exhaust 12:30pm, Monday 7:30am - Friday - — Cedar Village. Winter, Spring. 351-1634. 5-11-22 T W Y C K I N G"H7M 13. Talking bird 14. Ballad 36. By birth 38. Astound D TJO N EP° Frandor. Call 485-2845 pflr oIA,DI near TOYOTA COROLLA, 1969. repair. Custom work. Pipe UNFURNISHED Needs work, will bargain bender. FREE ESTIMATES, evenings. 5-11-27 EFFICIENCY SUBLET - $122/ APARTMENTS has man and two 3 one 4 - R F* a rlE L P|yi - man units 19. Strife within reason. 332-8301. 332-2927. C-11-30 month, furnished, close, 45. Hamlet available winter term 20 Spot 1-11-17 MOONLIGHTERS WANTED. Stoddard Apartments, starting 46. Patron saint at $60 per man. Call 21. Palebuck 4. Mirror children welcome Married couples only. Call of lawyers please, no pets TOYOTA COROLLA Coupe, - E Aviation 372-2081 after 6pm. 5-11-27 351-6851 evenings. 5-11-22 351-7166. 5-11-27 23. Boring tool 47. Optical illusion 49. Solitary 5. Nylons 6. Town on Thames 111® 1972, 4 - speed, radio, . TWO BEDROOM unfurnished $ave "^"ey on broken leases, 2 50. Dress sword 7. Dialed LEARN TO fly! Complete NEED MOTHER'S . excellent condition, 10 flight helper in my nnobile home, $30/ week. bedroom 4 man apartments - 51. Pitcher 8. Firewood few hours All courses are eve?y KNOB KILL months old. 355-2751. 5-11-21 Asking $1,900 government and VA certified. FRANCIS AVIATION. «j i i ur noon. 355-7774. 3-11-21 $ 1.25/hour. Quiet and peaceful. 641-6601 0-11-30 available. 351-3118. 5-11-27 1 9. Bone 12. Make possible ■ 16. Diva's solos h 1 GIRL NEEDED - clmpus APARTMENTS Airport Road. Call 484-1324 C-11-30 EARN $50 Part to time $100 a week for help NEED ONE girl, Collingwood apartments winter, $75/ Hill Apartments, winter/ spring. 349-2038. 3-11-21 18 Japan or Chm»B 19. Crafty 22. Form of 349-4700 COPPERCRAFT GUILD, month. 351-3514. 5-11-20 m Esperanto Hours by Employment 3D) division of WEST needs demonstrators. BEND, No ONE GIRL for winter term, 2 - MALE Edge. spring. TO SUBLET. Waters Winter or winter/ 351-3687. 3-11-21 23. Bellowing 24. Lodge 25 Knowledge Appointment COUNTER experienced SALES - Person collecting, no deliveries, no initial investment, man, close to 332-3909. 5-11-20 campus. uuy '/Mmw.yin 27. Director only. in shoe sales. no binding ONE MAN for 4 30. Tellurium contract. Sell top - man. Cedar Salary. M.S.U. BOOTERY, quality, 2 GIRLS FOR 4 Village, winter/ spring terms. symbol 225 East Grand River! beautiful giftware. Call Mrs - man, sublet 32. Understand winter/ Phone 337-1285. 3-11-21 LOCATED 5-11-20 Cook, 882-4180. 1 11-17 spring. 551 Albert, 35, Pigeon _ $72.50. Phone 351-1891. ONE 37. Roman ofW( K MILE NORTH Use Your MALE needed winter GROCERY STORE help 5-11-20 40. Coax needed term. Sublet in Cedar ARE YOU getting paid what 3 nights per week. Village. 41. Avouch OP JOLLY RD. ON MASTER CHARGE you're worth? Looking for Prefer 332-0987. 3-11-21 42 M Coly graduate students. THREE GIRLS for 43. European rivei Apply at OKEMOS ROAD I At The STATE NEWS someone who feels under QUALITY I Twyckingham. Winter only - DAIRY FOOD 45. Italian challenged. 5-11-17 Call 349-1499 STORE, Trowbridge Road or winter/ spring. 351-4859 1 - 2 ROOMMATES for winter w commune 3-11-20 5-11-20 term, near campus. $50/ 48. Exists month. 351-2271. 5-11-27 j|ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 17 Friday, November 17, 1972 Sale for jig i / U.S. urged to limit testing on humans CAPE, hooded, floor length C SIBERIAN HUSKIES (continued from page 1) The resolution, addressed study. that the "question of run color, mm once. Phone DECEMBER 1st is LAST -$75 and men who had the disease. to the informed consent. is Used zoom Itnrn. 366-8712. 3-11-17 up. OUOBOROS publishing date for State government's Health Representatives of the . . KENNELS. Phone 655-3632. News. Get those ads in earlyl During the study 28 men and Welfare Dept., further followed to the letter," 23mm '3.6 wida angle died proposed subject population ■^ <89 95 Pionwr 77A SCHWINN 10-SPEED $66 355-8255. $-11-22 as a direct result of urged that: be prospective participant added to present I fakers. Pto^PLM RC.A portable TV, $60 COCKER syphilis and the figure could committees on human "should be informed of the |*L turntable. Ball and Marantz $450. 1200 Integrated BLONDE female, 8 weeks, AKC, shots, wormed. WANT TO BABYsit? Need a have been higher, according Biomedical research be subject research which sources of funding of the B1 ii 545 16mm movla amp., Duckdown sitter? Classified / to a health official. conducted on a captive experiment and of the $70. 487-0008. 5-11-20 ■ ""S pro**,or. color TV (leaping bag, $40. 332-0367 COUNTERPOINT Special: In its action Thursday, population only when and if oversee such experiments in ourDoses. . . and extent 3-11-16 institutional settings. ■"lOOO used 8 • track Mobile Homes (K 15 words for $1 per day, the association specifically no other population is these are known at :the used stereo albums, pre-paid. Offer good through ■ urged the government to scientifically suitable for the To help further time. I "^ selection oriental wall DULCIMER SVRTNQ" assure . 3 November 22. 355-8255. W* tries. WILCOX hourglass ihape hand ' 1-11-17 tighten human ia hand store. ■ Sij Elst Michigan. 8 • 5.30 decorated. Call Peter 366-3727.3-11-17 MOBILE HOMES really when you advertise them for move BOARD EXAM TUTORING experimentation regulations affecting test subjects drawn Is® ■ 'it Monday ■ Saturday. 439' Master Charge, If'.'kAmericard. tarms. FURNITURE: room* for 3 only complete $377 sale in the State News Ads - 355-8255. Want Tutoring classes formed for LSAT, MCAT, DAT board the now being coming from "institutionalized or other 'captive' Mixup surrounds PIRGIM election (continued from page 1) candidates. populations," so as to assure BROOKS furniture 627-9600. 0-11-30 ROYCRAFT furnished - 12' T». exams. For information call their protection. "PIRGIM is violating their own One rumor claimed that Simpson had on shaded lot. (313) 354-0085.0-2-11-20 The association led up to constitution," Spencer said. "They recruited all five candidates and that all mtttOMW * Schwinn bika, 6 60 Many extras. Phone 699-2960. 5-11-21 Holt area. STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per its call for new action by changed the method for soliciting were former McGovern campaign workers. I'', $50 332-6640 after USED sewing machines, $9.96 and up. Consoles and month, $23 per term. Free declaring that, in the past, candidates, but they failed to well Simpson admitted she had recruited the K^?2 portables, Zig - Zag and ACTIVE MOBILE home delivery, service and pick-up. there has been publicize the change in advance, as their candidates. straight stitchers. Also, used 10'x55', shed, step, skirting, No deposit. TV's available at "exploitation" for research bylaws stipulate." UchER SUPERCLASS and vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and semi- furnished, 2 same rates. Call NEJAC, "I did it because I thought it was my ■ urker rotomat bindings. bedrooms, purposes of "convicts, those up. ELECTRO unique ceiling in living room. 337-1300. C-11-30 PIRGIM election committee members, responsibility to generate interest in the 1t»ds »nd bottom. 804 East Michigan, - GRAND, 646-6563. 3-11-20 in mental hospitals, Jan Kondratuk and Dave Solomon, after election. Recruiting has been done in other ■ Jple.elv reconditioned. Hours 9 am - 5pm. Saturday Lansing. institutionalized juvenile elections, and this was done with Isn't 'rom n#vv' 210cm, Peanuts Personal conferring with Spencer, then announced " 9- 12 noon. 0-11-30 1970 MOBILE HOME, 12'x60', j Pea delinquents, and other late authority," Simpson said. 132-1878. 3-11-20 Thursday to extend the deadline until skirted, excellent condition. captive populations. .. " "There has been noon Monday. They have also asked that "That they are all McGovern workers is COUCH, CHAIR, with matching Being transferred. 2513 compact stereo, no campaign literature be distributed by ottoman. Kitchen Reasonable, financing relatively little concern," it irrelevant," she continued. "These people K„h speakers. AM/FM tuner, offer. 371-4038. Call set. Best after available. 625-31 1 1, added, about the impact of any candidates until that time. are all my friends and I feel they are Idutl turntable, includes 6pm. 4-11-22 625-7451. 3-11-20 research on the health Kondratuk claimed the elections qualified for the posts. In the last months, |F,sher XL-18 spaakars. status, psychological or commissioner in charge of running the the McGovern campaign was 1,54^4084.3-11-20 PIANO PELTON and MARLETTE 12'x60' 1967. election, Maria Simpson, was the one who social life, and they are my friends my entire physiological, of the - Pomeroy upright, at least 100 through t'0M AMPLIFIER, 200 years old. Needs repair. $50. King furnished. Arthur's Court, 489-4666 after UNION BOARD FLIGHTS subjects. originally suggested dropping the petition requirement. that." -tt 6 15" speakers, new 627-5890.3-11-21 5pm. 2-11-17 offers Christmas flight to Polling places Tuesday will be ■Jdition, v,nyl covers^ Call on open 19-4457 after 1x3-11-20 3pm. DUAL 1215, excellent MUST SELL! 1972 Vindale, London for $185. Stop in Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. fry But Simpson denied Thursday that she had asked that the regulation be changed. from 8:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m. and will be located at Wilson, McDonel and Brody condition, $65. Koss Pro furnished, carpeted, 2 Second floor Union. C-11-30 TYPING TERM papers, theses, Rumors and charges were also raised halls, at Berkey, Bessey and Wells halls, and 4AA (new) $45. 351-5683. bedrooms. Beautiful location Jj'uiYA UNIVERSAL press 1-11-17 in the woods at 604 East etc. Electric. Experienced. about the inclusion of the five new at the Union. KV) 3'/.. 120/220 back, x Gate, King Arthur's Court. ■Spring Break JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. |l0Omm I f3.5. Aluminum SELLING OUT Call 484-2134 or 484-6282 in C-11-30 (jrnera case. Honeywell 880 ARTLEY FLUTE with c 7-11-27 Acapulco! Call it's it a what's ranni ^ Imobe Gossen Luna - Pro. fiber glass congas with ASMSU Travel , | (400.355-2751. 3-11-20 10 - speed Sch 1961 STAR 10' x 50'. New gas HAPPENING Continental, Realistic STC - furnace, 1 mile from campus. 355-4560 or 353-0659 „N EB-0 bass, 15" JBL 65 82 watt r.m.s. stereo $2,350. Phone 332-3205. Js speaker, scales. Phone receiver, Concord stereo 1-11-17 STRETCH BUDGET dollars! 1356-6285. 3-1 1-20 cassette deck, 2 Vox sound Sell no longer needed Keeping bags e - design sleeping begs down. columns, 1967 Ford stationwagon. 339-2810. 11-17 D0 appliances with Want 355-8255 now! to cash buyers Ads. Dial I rated down to 15 degrees, on FIND SOMETHING? |„ie. $69.95. RAUPP DOLLS REPAIRED and IF YOU'VE found a pet or (ft TYPING THESES ICAMPFITTERS, 2208 East dressed. Now for Christmas. Real Estate and term Announcements for It's If you have a television n. 2-11-17 article of value, we want to papers. Electric typewriter. New wigs, etc. Also buying What's Happening must be tiutterfield invite program idea, MSU Broadcasters help you return it. Just come Experienced. Diane, received in the State News old bisque and china dolls or a "Joyful Process can make it a reality. Call 355 - in to the State News CHARMING SPACIOUS older 372-7600. 5-11-17 JoflDICA ASTRAL ski boots. parts. 699-2064. 1-11-17 Classified Dept. and tell home, super convenient to office, 341 Student Services in the 2 A and B a |S« 9 i. $150 new - must that you want to place an ad us the campus. 3 bedrooms, 1% COMPLETE THESES Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two ■ id. $70. Bruce, 332-6789. class days before publication. I ndivi knit ANTIQUE CLOCKS - 1 in EAST LANSING STATE baths, fireplace. SERVICE. Discount printing. The Society for I MM 7 grandfather, 2 cottage, 2 BANK'S found column. As a sun room, Very solid home, $23,900. IBM typing and binding of No announcements will be groups U.S. Anachronism has Creative rescheduled accepted by phone. cooperating with the Children's kitchen, 4 gingerbreads, 1 public service EAST Call Martha Mertz 339-9466 theses, Resumes, medieval dance practice for 7:30 C • 130 COMPLETE cassette black mantle, 1 weight O.G. Committee of Canadian Aid for LANSING STATE BANK or Okemos Branch SIMON publications. Across from p.m. Tuesday in Union Parlor C. Best offer, call Vietnam Civilians. Anyone 8 day, 1 hanging kitchen will run the ad at no extra REAL ESTATE 349-3310. The deadline for petitions for 1 351-7368 after 5pm. 2-11-17 campus, corner M.A.C. and interested in clock, 1 Gilbert banjo clock. obtaining the cost to you. 3-11-20 Grand River, below Jones College and University positions The Society for Creative Call after 5:30pm, 484-2007. for arts and letters is today. knitting instructions can contact fclOW TIRES, two brand new EAST LANSING Stationery Shop. Call Madelin Masterson at 349 - Anachronism sponsors medieval 5-11-27 I Mohawk 4 1 355-2749. - ply 635x15, $50. 2 1 1-1 7 WOOL 2 piece hunting outfit, FOUND STATE BANK. - SMALL blond 3 COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C-11-30 SERVICES, Hillel services at will 5:30 offer p.m. Shabbat today 1738. and renaissance ballad singing at 7 p.m. Saturday in 57 Music Bldg. We need a second soprano The Ulrey House Co - op's followed by dinner and at 9 a.m. Fender stratocaster man's size 42. $20. 372-1549.3-11-21 puppy, on nose, white feet, pink spot 353-2406. C-3-11-20 "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for TYPING TERM papers and Saturday followed by kiddush. international Christmas bake and patient pianist. ■ guitar, white, like new, hard theses. Electric typewriter, pinning and engagement sale has been delayed until Dec. notices is 12 fast service. Call 349-1904. The MSU Sailing Club party ■ shell case, rosewood noon Thursday OLD TIME platform rocker, FOUND: BROWN male puppy, 15-11-21 Benjamin Wolkinson, asst. will be held at 9 p.m. Saturday |fingerboard, $300. 484-4856. dresser, vanity, chairs, tables, Four to six months old. Call for Friday's Student Services. S-12-1 paper. 347 professor of labor and industrial Black Social Work Students in party room, building E, more. 351 1457. 3-11-21 351-3630. c-3-11-21 relations, will discuss Twyckingham Apartments. JOMIRAL PORTABLE TV - FOR SALE complete darkroom FOUND: SMALL black dog FOR QUALITY service on w "Employment Religious Minorities" at 5:30 Rights of will sponsor a benefit dance at 9 tonight in Shaw Hall. Please The Baha'is invite anyone I IS". Good condition. $45. stereo equipment, see the bring canned goods or donations p.m. Sunday as part of Hillel's interested to informal 1 355-2890 after noon. 3-11-17 with enlarger. $75. 489-9473. with red collar, Stoddard, STEREO SHOPRE, 543 East RIDERS SHARE to make baskets for needy an — driving, Sunday supper and speaker. discussion of teachings of 2-11-20 Grand River area. 351-7023. Grand River.C-11-30 families in Lansing. The Uhuru Mpls/St. Paul 11-22, return Baha'u'llah at 8 tonight at 1220 ■ODERN SILKSCREEN C-3-11-17 band will play. 11-26. 2900 Northwind Drive Petitions for FLEA MARKET every Sunday membership on Woodcrest, Apt. 4. Call 351 - ■ topper tones, "Fishermen INDOOR PAINTING, No. 622. 5-11-20 ■ Mending Nets." 29" x 39". ■ $75,332 8716. 3-1 1-17 and Wednesday 11 - 5pm. Inside heated building, 208 □ Personal ~|f ^ J experienced student painter. Exceptional rates, references. TWO GIRLS need ride to the Court Student are Traffic available Appeals at the Spartan Wives will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Peoples 7698 for rides or information. North Mason Street. ASMSU business office, 307 The Society for Creative Call Kim, 351-4719. 4-11-17 Florida after finals. Call Church, East Lansing. Margaret Student Services Bldg. Anachronism will hold play UllFIER FENDER super B-1-11-17 PREGNANT? WE understand. - 355-8594. 3-11-20 Petitioning is open to all Boschetti will speak on practice at 9 p.m. Saturday in I reverb, excellent condition. HOME REMODELING and apartment decoration. T ALUMINUM Christmas tree students. the Union Tower Room. All I Call 371 -4582. 3-11-17 including revolving lights, repairs of all types. Free estimates. Call Jim Wolnosky, TWO NEED November ride to D.C. Crisis in America will hold a parts should be present with 21/22. Will help The $10. 487-5773. 1-11-17 351-8753. 2-11-17 Organization of Arab meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in scripts. MTA TRAVEL trailer, 1966 pay. 353-2414, 355-1423. Students will sponsor an EASY I.D. 31 Union to organize a legal I - 16', sleeps 6, self - 2-11-17 Arabian The India Club will show the Fishermen from the Aran Night with music, food I contained » electric. with shower. Gas Islands, off the west coast Instructions and dancing at 7:30 p.m. the antiwar demonstrations of award winning film "Hee Call 485-9834. of Saturday at the Armory Hall, Ranjha" with English subtitles 15-11-21 Ireland, wear sweaters 2 500 S. spring 1972. 8 CROSSROADS CYCLE, 210 knitted by their women. As Washington Ave. at tonight in 109 South FUTURE CPA'S learn how to Tickets are available in 109 Kedzie Hall. Abbott. 12:30 - 9pm daily. each woman develops her The Society for Creative |YLVAN IA mini modular prepare for the CPA exam. DON'T FORGET blood comes International Center or persons Mo. One year old. $80. 0-1-11-17 own pattern of stitches, the BECKER CPA REVIEW Anachronism invites all those only from people. Save a life. can call 353 - 0959 for interested in George Logan, Center of reliving the Middle p-2421. 5-1 1-21 FENDER AND Ampeg basses. COURSE. Call collect, 313- 961-1400. B-1-11-17 Give blood. Professional information. Ages to meet at 8 p.m. Saturday Urban Affairs will speak donors compensated. "Urban Effects in Business" at 7 Fender Bassman Amp, $250. in the Union Tower Room. JASHICA LYNX -14, excellent ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, MICHIGAN COMMUNITY The Christian Science p.m. Monday in the Captain's , 1969 model, Floundering around In ! Typing Service ^ BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Organization will present a talk Room, Union. instruction book, $65. below Paramount News. a The MSU Tolkien Society C-11-30 entitled "Become What You sea of bills? Let STATE ■ 371-2251. 5-1 1-21 C-1-11-17 Are" at 12:30 p.m. Monday in The Resource News Classified Ads be your 8 tonight in the Snyder lounge. Development PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call GARAGE, NEAR campus if Union Parlor A. Club will meet at 7 p.m. FRESH APPLE Cider. No Plans for the monthly migration PMPET, SILVER Olds, your home. Make list of Nancy 349-4431 evenings possible, newer car used just will be made. Monday in 189 Natural I excellent condition with case. preservatives added. a and weekends, 353-6625 the weekends. 355-3729 nights. The Astronomy Dept. will Resources Bldg. for discussion CENTENNIAL FARM good things you're I So" clubs, full set Wilson wee kdays.0-2-11-20 3-11-20 hold on employment opportunities. almost to find there an open night at 8 p.m. The Free U class in 1 <"«• 1 year old. 349-1850. MARKET, 4 miles North of sure that you no longer use. Then Saturday at the MSU Bioenergetics and primal I 3-11-17 Lansing on U.S. 27. ANN BROWN. Typing and GRADUATE FREAK needs The dial 355-8255. A friendly multilith offset Observatory. Children should be therapy will meet at 10 a.m. Undergraduate 0-1-11-17 printing. Ad Writer will help you living place — month/ month accompanied by an adult. Sunday. Bring loose fitting Economics Club will meet at PECTROPHONIC AM/FM Complete service for basis starting January. Doug, 7:30 word clothes to work in. p.m. Monday in Union 1 Wreo, FLEA MARKET - Bancroft, your ad for fast dissertations, theses, automatic changer, air 882-2059. 5-11-22 The Parlor B for discussion of careers I ""Pension speakers. Good Michigan between Durand results. Soon cash buyers manuscripts, general typing, Society for Creative will be at your door. Do it Anachronism will sponsor a The Society for Creative I *nd. $85. 353-4274 after and Perry. Antique clothing, IBM. 23 years experience. STUDENTS NEEDED for I fur antique dishes, today! beginning and intermediate Anachronism will hold open wi, 5-11-21 coats, 349-0850._C-!1-3° Psychology 890, independent recorder class at 6 p.m. Saturday fighting practice for anyone The Society of the Silver furniture, 1933 Mickey FREE STENO - TYPING today study (The Virginity in the Music Building main interested from 10 a.m. to noon Screen will hold a Super 8 isars ALLSTATE 4 ply Mouse wristwatch, depression FOR A magnificent possession to renew speed. Prefer Concept). Call Jean, lobby. festival at 7 p.m. today and - Bring recorders and Saturday in the Men's glass, and goodies galorel pick a car from today's Selectric. 332-1268. 2-11-17 351-3129. 2-11-17 Saturday in Phillips Cafeteria. Intramural Turf Arena. Every Saturday and Sunday, Classified Ads - 355-8255. 8am - 8pm. 1-11-17 I & SETS CEDAR GREENS handcrafted I m»K $30 . $40 485-0870 Animals | Wore 8pm. 3-11-17 ,0lD 350 automatic, SHEEPDOG - Jealous of baby, 1(1 new camera with flash, needs loving home, 'Ving case. Originally registered, reasonable. 349-1023. 3-11-21 2-lM7 V $10°- 353-7040. i— DOBERMAN PUPPY, male, |ttLVlNAT0R '""He, 4 years old. Make ELECTRIC Champion bloodlines, 7 me weeks, first shots. 489-3490. * °«8r. 332-3285. 3-11-16 3-11-21 MINIATURE, MALE, red i hilj s and p'*0'1 of I both Buy' trad,< and Dachshund, 1 year old, $25. I ,L. "ew and used. Guns can 332-3938. 2-11-20 I il en,ed for ,h« hunting 1 650 n' Best pricM ,n town. ALASKAN MALAMUTES, very PAST TONY COATS I gun ','" stock- See BOB'S nice puppies for show or ON GRAND RIVER IJ SHop. 2412 South pets. Excellent blood lines, 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex ICl l ^Vs. i'371"2244- 20-11-23 C,owd AKC. reasonable prices. 349-0458. B-1-11-17 Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished units for WINTER, SPRING & SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air One 4-man apartment conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking space for use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private available for there will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want to be among the first residents of balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want Winter and Spring Terms Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $62.50 month per man. Model open daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12-5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 and 12 - 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. *320/ month management exclusively by: ALL STAII MANAGEMENT CO., INC. month leases available. ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. AMERICANA 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 management exclusively by 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 - 332-5322 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 351-1310 Pick one to die. Pick one for jail. Pick one to waste away. 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