. th« michigan Volume 65 Number 67 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 20, 1972 Kissinger flies to Paris talks; cease-fire WASHINGTON (UPI) - Henry A. seen strategic arms limitation talks. Kissinger flew to Paiis Sunday to begin Nixon will stay at Camp David what was billed as the final bargaining indefinitely while working on his plan session with Hanoi to end the Vietnam to reorganize the government. War. Kissinger said at a White House Kissinger will meet Monday with press conference on Oct. 26 that there chief North Vietnamese negotiator Le were "six or seven very concrete Due Tho in a session expected to last issues" which could be settled with the several days, but it was unlikely a North Vietnamese in a few days of complete agreement would emerge at negotiations. the end of the round. The two major issues involve the The White House has said that question of North Vietnamese troops further consultations — but not face - in the South and how much power a to - face negotiations — will be needed "national council of reconciliation and with both the North Vietnamese and concord" will have in South ^proximately 40 white demonstrators, members ot Crisis in trustees Friday protesting alledged racism at MSU. The meeting South Vietnamese before the cease-fire Vietnamese governmental matters. paraded sile.itly through a meeting of the board of went on, however, without incident. agreement can be signed. South Vietnam wants an explicit State News photo by C.L. Michaels agreement that Norlh Vietnam will Kissinger's Boeing 707 jet roared remove its troops, estimated at into a cold, drizzling sky at 9:59 a.m. between 145,000 and 300,000, from EST, as about 20 reporters and South Vietnam. North Vietnamese cameramen watched at Andrews Air troops are currently not mentioned in ieactions to Southern U deaths Force base outside Washington. tan Kissinger, wearing a grey suit and trench coat, waved several times, but smiled and shook his head when the U. agreement. S. ■ North Vietnamese draft The United States also wants to make certain that the proposed reporters motioned to him to come to national council will not be construed limited, but major protest hinted their fenced - in enclosure to talk. as a coalition government and will confine itself to working with the Shortly after Kissinger left, President Nixon returned by Saigon government and the South Vietnamese Communists to organize helicopter to Camp David, his snowy By JOHN LINDSTROM primarily confined to three specific elections. The demonstrators carried a black congregated quietly at the end of the Maryland mountain retreat. Nixon State News Staff Writer instances: a d emonstration during the draped mock coffin, with the words room. The trustees continued their unexpectedly interrupted a five - day The United States also wants board of trustees meeting Friday, "Death to White Racism" written on discussion through the demonstration. stay at Camp David to return to international supervisory machinery to another protest Friday evening at |]V shooting deaths of two black it. Many demonstrators also wore signs When the meeting adjourned, the Washington Saturday to consult with be organized in South Vietnam when s at Southern University in Brody Hall, and a solitary with the names of different blacks demonstrators retrieved the coffin, Kissinger and to dictate final the agreement is signed. Officials feel Rouge, La. has not triggered demonstration during the Green - killed in various confrontations on again marched around the room, this instructions to the U.S. arms control this would discourage violations such assive response from MSU White basketball game Saturday. them. One sign read: "The Southern time singing, and left. negotiators who will meet with their as those in August 1970, following the At the board of trustees meeting, Strategy: Orangeburg, Augusta, President Wharton, contacted later, Russian counterparts in Geneva Egyptian - Israeli cease - fire Igut speculation is high that some approximately 35 - 40 white students, Jackson State, Baton Rouge." (continued on page 11) Tuesday for the second round of agreement. * demonstration protesting the from Crisis in America — a radical After marching around the room, action group began to parade the demonstrators placed the coffin on Jiih- may occur soon. - ■Thus far. reaction has been silently around the board room. one end of the board table and Talk issue Soard OKs foundation, distorted in news: OBA fevised driving rules The Office of Black Affairs charged By NANCI PARSONS Also, students who register their Friday that the issues surrounding the incorporation will be filed with cars because they park in oncampus Stokely Carmichael speech in Conrad State News Staff Writer appropriate state agencies in the near Auditorium have been distorted by the future and it is expected to begin lots during the day will be allowed to I a major step toward attracting news media. accepting gifts on behalf of the park with the same privileges as the ire private financial support to the "The issue is not one of University within a year. general public until 7 a.m. ihrersity was taken Friday when the The trustees also approved a policy discrimination and race but of loird of trustees approved the The foundation will be able to that spells out MSU's role as an membership," James Weathers, fctionof (he MSU Foundation. accept such assets as land and trust director of OBA said. In a news I Other business conducted at funds, manage them and turn them invester, including its social the conference at Owen Graduate Center, over to the University for research and responsibility. ■Ming, which took only one hour, It provides that individuals or Weathers explained that there were no ■Med approval of a revision in the academic programs. acts of discrimination or threats of groups from within the University may pdent Motor Vehicle Regulations The private foundation, organized ask for a review on any company in violence. a nonstock basis, will serve the Tj the adoption of a new investment on University as its sole beneficiary, the MSU portfolio or may raise a In a prepared statement, Weathers said the OBA was created in April, any proxy vote when l^ar the close of the monthly though legally it will be a separate question 1969, for the exclusive purpose of r!ne a small group of students entity. Such organizations are features social responsibility is involved, Such matters would be referred to implementing and maintaining the on most other major state universities James Weathers, director of the Office of Black Affairs, blamed g the recent killings of two interests and concerns of black f*k students at Southern University in the country. (continued on page 11) the media Friday for distorting an incident at Conrad Hall students attending MSU. • Louisiana Leslie Scott, vice president for auditorium last week. State News photo by C.L. Michaels silently paraded around The office was created for the ■board room. development, said a managing director purpose of providing black students I hie msu Foundatoin's articles of and a 16-member board of directors with a viable and productive vehicle for the new foundation will be for the "administration of cultural, selected in the near future. Students who only park or drive on N. Viets fight to gain frontier legal, educational and social affairs of black students at MSU," Weathers vomen see campus between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. will no longer need to register their cars, said. Because of the nature, structure and the new motor vehicle policy states. Nvision of The changes in the Student Motor Vehicle Regulations, recommended by before truce, Saigon reports purpose of the OBA, its services were and are established and contigent upon the needs of black students, he said. the All-University Traffic Committee, The membership is composed of those are to become effective Jan. 1, 1973. South Vietnam's northernmost northeast of Quang TYi city Saturday and individuals who are recipent of the SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president piased laws lv,r student affair^said Thursday campus police are already that honoring mortaj. she„s at South Vietnamese troops trying to expand their northern provincial capital, 19 miles below the DMZ, was overrun Vietnamese troops last May 1. by North Sunday. 44 The Saigon command said at least North Vietnamese troops were services offered black explained. students by the OBA — the at MSU, Weathers By GARY KORRECK the new policies. killed, while government losses were 8 Stokely Carmichael agreed to speak The majnr change otnHent frontier below the demilitarized zone Despite the stiff resistance, field dead and 73 wounded. State News Staff Writer regulations a «J* prior t0 , Mase.r,re, the Saigon reports said fewer than 1,000 South men for the OBA, Weathers said. speaking engagement was approved by The premilations. command said Sunday, Vietnamese marines, backed by an "The marines making real I?'"1 tlle ratification of the Equal lists who is af ec ^ j»" frec» It was the heaviest resistance armored column and more than 100 are a the vice - president of student affairs. ® Amendment this past spring, a The new regu strong drive along the coast," said one The OBA understood that it was to be . . . from 7 encountered by South Vietnamese U.S. air strikes, had advanced nearly officer. "What they are trying to do is ITsm "r of Michigan laws concerning only for constituents of this office, n maY have to be revised, city on —Sept. a* 16. *-• ™ Quang Tri city, two miles toward a coastal strip of land eight miles north (continued on page 11) (continued on page 11) Ucia ^ ^Hea, director of the Friday. '®an Women's Commission, said %• fnlCOmm'ssi°n ^as Just completed Council-community-oriented ■ 1«a» Puter study uncovering some laws containing reference to .'.Sorne of which Silea claimed |Sh ■ tU'ous- cited one law which stipulated By KAREN ZURAWSKI impetus for the social oriented include sign pollution, housing and l|]hi?°' must be present for women State News Staff Writer News — >ms as one example. Analysis direction the council has taken, but the others also are keenly aware of transportation. „(| a definitive study to The popcorn no longer flows upcoming social problems, though k't h eva,uate each law so people among spectators at East Lansing not always in agreement with The council set the tempo for City Council meetings as it did a legislative aide, and George aineijPerat'n® 8 vacuum'" ®'lea pollution, cable communications, Colburn or Griffiths. the year at its first meeting on Nov. year ago when two new candidates housing — and has made for long Griffiths, a school teacher, would 8, 1971 with a*; jntion to Red '°UrPerson task force will join were sworn into office to join three sessions. lead to another radical body as in Cedar River pollution, reduction of with feminist attorneys and Councilman Robert Wilcox, council veterans. From twilight to midnight or Berkeley, Qilif., such has not been marijuana penalities and of the early the manager of Jacobson's, sees the m students to review the Gone also is some later, the school teacher, legislative case. Council mirroring the concerns of forthcoming rejection of the ■Sea number of small reports excitement that used to permeate aide, professor, businessman and With the student vote, the area is the community, which now focuses controversial testprfady •ssue<^ a"** S',ea the meetings and which led some University administrator meet every now more liberal and Democratic on day centers, an expansion cross - campus item f°Ur ways in which the task than before, but city hall seems to care highway which had been planned y act on people to describe the sessions as other week to discuss the city's of the drug center, a crisis center, to — a particular law. circuslike. ., problems and to work out be secure and cooperation and run immediately north of the more recreational areas and the Grand Trunk Railroad tracks. The breadth and depth of issues remedies. accomodation are the general rule. iS* force cou,d recommend 8118e be made in now confronting the city has Though some critics feared that Quite often the two new environment. Other areas (continued on page 8) the present expanded - transportation, the elections of George Colbum, a council men have provided the highlighted by council members (continued on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. November 'TUSK. il. /^rrrr^ TO DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM i A Trustees reappoint Duffy luminary TC*FV». By TERI ALBRECHT State News Staff Writer The board of trustees health, include physical education and recreation while serving in his new post, which will Committee, extreme expresed displeasure over Daugherty's preelection how this great man allowed himself to be used on a television show frosting the games, won championships and gained national recognition. Big Ten Friday acclaimed Duffy responsibility for public stand against cake to defeat Proposal B," the Ralph Young In 1965, Daugherty was Daugherty in a resolution Proposal B. Stack said. honoring his 19 seasons as scholarship fund, which named "Coach of the Year" distributes awards from the He said Daugherty's Patricia Carrigan, D-Ann head football coach, and by the national football VI/ Conrad Auditorium it MSU Alumni Assn. position was not in the Arbor, offered a rebuttal to writers, the Washington, appointed him as a special interest of the students of Stack's statements by was announced that people assistant to Leslie Scott, After the trustees passed MSU and particulary not in D.C. Touchdown Club, the vice president for the resolution, trustee-elect emphasizing, "If Duffy's New York Daily News, and who were not members were the interest of the women development. Jack Stack, statements could be held the Football News, Martin asked to leave. Contrary to R-Alma, who students. Daugherty will retain his helped organize the responsible for the defeat of noted. erroneous statements that full status Proposal B, we ought to as professor of Michigan Abortion Reform "I take have been formulated, white displeasure in reconsider his resignation. ''With Duffy's students did remain in the We can not afford to lose professional success, his him if he has that much stature auditorium and did have the as a great athletic influence on the state." opportunity to Carmichael speak." hear PIGRIM chang The resolution honoring personality has kept His Irish wit, pace. unfailing good humor, and optimism in Daugherty was proposed by even the bleakest times have James Weathers, Blanche Martin, R-East served as an inspiration to director of the Office of Black Affairs for director Lansing, and expressed "sincere appreciation for the great leadership and all associated with MSU. He has clearly demonstrated his love for MSU," Martin said. See story page 1. The date of the election "After direction that head coach lengthy discussion representative Roger for the board of directors of and consideration of the Telschow said in Daugherty has provided." Martin concluded a press that MSU's branch of the Public election plans the board the board wished to thank Trustee elect release Sunday. Interest Research Group In Afghans face famine Michigan, (PIRGIM), has members have decided that an additional week would PRIGIM has been criticized for their efforts in Martin noted Daugherty's two greatest that Daugherty for his leadership and direction and Stack criticized football coach DuffJ MsJ that it been moved to Nov. 28. offer a better teams - the 1965 and 1966 opportunity publicizing the election. anticipates his help Countless Afghans are still dying of hunger and The election was to effectively inform On Thursday Tom squads — went undefeated takes his as he Daugherty Friday. 1 originally scheduled for students on the election," Spencer, Sterling Heights through 10 regular season assignment. on new State News photJ many more will perish in the months to come. But Tuesday. by C.L. Michael! PIRGIM board junior, announced he was under strong American guidance, Afghanistan is planning to file a challenge carrying out a major effort of bringing food to in the A11-University the hungry, and many lives are being saved. Operation Help, an Afghan project that would not exist without the United States, is CORRECTION Student Judiciary to the election because PIRGIM had changed the methods of Ecology unit sending In the Studentours ad of Thursday, accepting candidate names lai^e quantities of food into the stricken areas Nov. 16, the data for the trips to Hawaii while guarding, with apparent success, and, he claimed, had failed could sway against and Spain were incorrect due to an error to publicize the change, as misappropriation and lack of energy in its policj on our part. Below is the correct PIRGIM's bylaws stipulate. distribution. information. Spencer was unavailable to comment on whether the election date change would By DEBBIE CALKINS establishing the task force. Pepsico expands to Russia affect his challenge. State News Staff Writer But, action was delayed so Tuesday's meet iH At present at least 17 Environmentalists in East members of Citizens for regardless if replies have! candidates for 11 positions been received from Pepsi - Cola next year will become the first '239' SPAIN Lansing may soon have a Environmental Quality in American will be on the PIRGIM East Lansing could examine companies. consumer product manufactured and louder voice in city ballot. No official figures the draft for the task force sold in the Soviet Union. for further information, contact Studentours. policy-making with the The ad hoc fact-fi we re a vialable, but proposed establishment of with the city committee on East Lansi Donald M. Kendall, chairman of 129 E. Grand River 351-2650 planning Pepsico, Inc., apparently another five an Environmental Quality commission. policies regarding the w which produces Pepsi Cola, announced names were added, Thursday We regret any inconvenience our making Task Fbrce. The environmental group Southeast As that an agreement to place the soft error may have the total 22. East drink of the caused to Studentours, their Lansing City has been urging city council recommended in its Jii Russian market had been concluded with employees, and Students interested in the especially their customers. Council, at its Tuesday to establish an report to council, that it n Soviet being a candidate can still meeting will introduce a accept bids from companl Ministry of Trade. be on the ballot by environmental agency since resolution establishing an if they are aiding the submitting their name, Environmental Quality Task last spring. war.] THE STATE NEWS student signature to number 329 and Student Force in the city. At the scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in meeting, Councilmen Colburn and Norway hunts sub Services Bldg., by 5 p.m. some At their Nov. 6 meeting, council members said city hall, the council will Griffiths will introduce] today. also consider approving the they were ready to vote on proposed statement I Norwegian air and naval forces have been bicycle path study report policy regarding this and otli that has been prepared hunting an unidentified object, believed to be a the by recommendations made I submerged submarine, in the Sogne Fjord, about planning commission. the fact-finding commit) Some bike paths in the in its report. 50 miles north of Bergen. city have already been Reports of the sighting of what was believed to constructed and marked by Council will also disc) be a submarine readied naval headquarters last Sunday. signs. However, a recommendation from I Since then a continuous search has been carried on. Norwegian Defense Minister Johan Kleppe said If Martians attacked the Russians, construction has ended until spring. city Human Relatid Commission that asks t city to give finand Saturday night that the search would continue until it had been established whether the object whose side would we be on? City Manager Patriarche will report to the council on bids received for John support to the Center. Wotoel was a submarine. He said that since the first truck replacements in the sightings it had been picked up on radar. garbage fleet. Council The recommendatii members agreed at their last requests the city to fund t meeting, to write to the Women's Center for ! bidding companies— Ford, months. The funds won Fortas called near General Motors cover rent, utilities great International and Harvester telephone bills. Abe Co.— to ask about their Fortas, the only At the end of involvement in the war in Supreme Court justice to Southeast Asia. months, the center's servi< resign from the court under would be evaluated by tJ Council Members agreed Human Relatioi fire for his ethical conduct, they would make a decision Commission before ma has been listed among the on purchasing the trucks at funding would be grantfl nation's "near great" justices by leading legal scholars. In an article published this week in the American Bar Association Journal, it was THflnHSGIVinG 5CH£DUL£ disclosed that Fortas, now a THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SERVICE Washington lawyer, had been LEAVING EAST LANSING FOR DETROIT placed among the judicial near 8:40 AM Local 4:40 PM Express greats by a selected group of 12:00 Noon Express 5:25 PM Local 65 of the nation's most 1:25 PM Express 6:45 PM Express distinguished law school deans 3:30 PM Express Wednesday only and professors of law, Tues. and Wed. only history 7:35 PM Express and political science. 4:25 PM Direct to Northland. Pontiac, Royal Oak, & Birmingham Wednesday only U.S., Russia fight cancer Soviet and United States cancer exchanged viruses and laboratory mice Saturday as specialists THI5 they signed an agreement expanding joint efforts in the fight against cancer. mfln The new accord focuses on possible link between viruses and human research into the Cflfl G£T an area of investigation that has been the subject of growing interest around the world. cancers, YOU! OUT OF j Lending rules face hearing Town Hearings on a tough set of rules in A HURRY.;,'" designed to prevent discrimination in lending have been scheduled for Dec. 19 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The corporation rules will apply to state - chartered banks not in the federal reserve system about 7,000 banks. The proposed regulations would bias in making flatly prohibit housing loans or receiving loan applications on racial, religious or ethnic grounds. They would require the posting of notices in bank lobbies and soliciting loan applications. equal lending similar logos in ads iviiounD .and leave the driving to i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Mich Monday, November 20, 1972 ' I.Germany re-elects Irandt by 54% of vote coalition government j (UP!) Chancellor Willy won between 52 chancellor's economic policies at home . elected Sunday with a and 54 per cent of the popular vote and an inflation rate this year of 6 to 7 mandate from West ""voters for the policy of timn , opposition Christian per cent, the highest Germany has 1 in with East Europe that naZT? ,lb°Ut 45 Per ce"t Other known since the immediate post - war e Nobel Prize for peace in S 8 WOn on'y abo"t 1 per cent, the projections showed years. Voters, who turned out in possible ™.e mafr8ins w<>"'d give Brandt's record numbers despite snowy w dt-s Christian Democratic -nJ " °J °W" Social I)emocrats weather, apparently were steered less Toppo,1,'Mt- Rainer Barzel- and the Free Democrats of Fbreign by the inflation issue that by Brandt's L defeat two hours and 15 Minister Waiter Scheel a majority of good neighbor foreign policy that in Lifter the polls closed and sent up to 45 seats in the new the past months has resolved West Bundestag, aneHlor a telegram of the lower house- of parliament, Germany's basic differences with the itions and best wishes for the compared with its previous 12 Soviet Union, East - seat Germany and majority that defections dissolved last Poland and has opened The Wall in the country's two national spring. divided city of Berlin. West . n networks, basing their Brandt's Christian Democrat Police reported the election went German u(is on early returns from the opponent, Ranier Brazel, had directed off smoothly and without violence West German Chancellor Willy Brandt and his wife. 1 248 precincts, said Brandt's his campaign primarily against the during the 10 hours the polls were open. Sunday. He later emerged as the apparent victor. Rut, prepare to vote in German national elections AP wirephoto amily seeks imissingstudent Bus foes eye WASHINGTON (UPI) amendment proposed would Organizers Congress I $1,000 reward has been offered by the family of A - of the amendments thus far have but neither new antibusing then have to be ratified by "National Committee for a chamber acted < L Osiaski for information supplied within the next group been proposed by Congress i any of trying to persuade the three - fourths or 38 of the Constitutional them. EVsestablishing her whereabouts. nation's state legislatures to states. Amendment" said they have by a two - thirds vote of Isinski. 19, has been missing since July 24. convene a constitutional Three state legislatures — lined up sponsors who will each state and ratified by Rankin said committee ■jfficer Jinger Vary of the East Unsing Police Dept., convention to put an Michigan, Oklahoma and definitely introduce the states. organizers had given up ■ that no calls received so far have provided any Many anitbusing hope of Congress acting to antibusing amendment in Texas — already have resolutions in 12 other amendments were proposed Inete information. the constitution said adopted resolutions calling states next year and added in the last session of propose an antibusing Be said the five foot, 110 - pound junior in amendment. Saturday its movement is for a constitutional they fairly certain of Biology was last seen wearing maroon jeans, a now or will soon be convention to propose an eight are more. V and sandals. Her waist - length hair was bleac hed underway in 29 states. antibusing amendment. One Gene Rankin, [d. but its natural color was light brown. Her right Congress would have to house of the legislature has insurance agent from an The State News is published by the students of El tooth was capped. call a convention if it done so in six other states, Houston, Tex., said the Michigan State University every class day during Fall, ftps may be telephoned to the East Lansing Police Winter and Spring school terms, receives resolutions from Arizona, Georgia, organizers have confirmed Mondays, 1| at 351-4220 or forwarded to the station at 409 two - thirds or 34 of the 50 Mississippi, Missouri, that resolutions will be Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a ft Lane. East Lansing. state Tennessee and special Welcome Week edition is published in legislatures. Any Virginia. introduced in Arkansas, September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Colorado, Connecticut, Member Associated Press, United Press Maryland, Minnesota, International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan I STATE CAPITOL STEPS Montana, Ohio and Washington. Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan This brings to 29 the Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East number of states in which Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Vets protest bonus defeat Rankin said the resolution has either passed one or both houses or where at least tentative commitment Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing Michigan, 48823. ICAROL THOMAS because "we are concerned saying they don't have any the veterans' "The have been made to Phones: grievances. He co-operation we've It News Staff Writer with loss of life in the war, money in the fund to give promised the veterans' received has been fantastic," introduce convention News/Editorial not money," according to you, so tough luck, vet," Sinnott said. resolutions in 1973. Classified Ads letnam War veterans claims would be looked ■ four area community one member. Dan Sinnott, vice president into. The convention method Display Advertising The veterans at the of a group from Flint, said. The veterans plan to of amending the Business Office jes gathered Friday on Capitol heavily criticized Veterans' hospitals also return again with more constitution though Photographic JSeps of the Capitol to the federal Veterans The veterans had came under fire. Veterans people on Nov. 29 to attempted in the past, has Campus Information |le>t the defeat of Administration's efforts to originally planned to who had recovered from confront legislators with the never been successful. All ) and the confine their protest to the nistration of the help Michigan's veterans get defeat of Proposal E, hoping wounds in Michigan need lor improved veterans s Trust Fund in the aid they were entitled to spur the le^sIaTtTre Into teteians' hospitals called the programs, LaVelle said. to. They claimed requests hospitals unsafe to enter. making funds available to for aid spend six months on veterans without The hospitals are so lirty veterans from voter pi junior colleges near a pile of bureaucratic approval. overcrrowed and Gum thieves paper-shuffling. understaffed that medical ng had collected their "When "One guy in our group we got here we care there is a farce, they Huzations for a trip to sent in a request for figured that there were claimed. stick up truck ling to "show the other veterans' problems emergency medical care JeofofMichigan the what we funds and they sent him that needed help, and The demonstrators VALENCE, France (UPI) Detectives pondered a defeat of — al E," back a refusal a month bitching about Proposal E arrived Friday to camp out as one leader would not help a thing," on the lawn, but Capitol sticky one recently. fcedii. later," Terry LaVelle, leader Police said someone stole LaVelle said. guards invited them in to of the Genesee Community trailer truck Phis is not a war a - containing tst," College group from Flint, A young aide from Gov. spread their sleeping bags 3,535 pounds of chewing an ex-lieutenant on the floor inside. They said. Milliken's office appeared "We went where we gum — about 2 million The state Veterars' Trust early Saturday to listen to left late Saturday morning. asked and did our sticks. Now we're Fund was the target of most asking the we fought for to do of the criticism. The fund, ■by us." set up to provide emergency loans to veterans for pposal E would have education or medical I'ided bonuses This Christmas and ■ion aid to Michigan's expenses, is inaccessible, the an veterans. veterans charged. Wceably absent were "If you can make it |Vietnam Veterans through the two pages of give a hamburger l the War who qualifications, then they Pud to participate send you back a letter to someone you love. i wMM if23vA«PMz5l! INTRODUCING AUSTIN REED OF REGENT STREET. . . A renowned name in British menswear brings a touch of England to Jacobson's. . 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They had to forget their years pursuit of vengeance. an exercise in futimv to explain election assures that draft Nixon's hard line heroics in America and pick up the pieces in a dodgers and on following a predetermine/11 deserters will have to definitely "pay a amnesty appeal to countless middle - search for a better and more just guidelines designed price for their choice." aged conservatives who are appalled at existence. honorable Richard miik0nP The press conference held which OBA cannot afford to "There will be These men should have been 1 no amnesty for draft the draft dodgers' lack of respect for never down In Friday by the Office of Black ignore. dodgers after the war," he promised a the American institution of war. But forced to make the decision to flee in And Richard », Affairs few weeks ago in typical stoical, there are also many Americans who the first place. Nixon long ago could Milhous Ni„jn . (OBA) was a Finally, the OBA statement honorable man. n ls! unemotional Nixonese. are shocked and angered by Nixon's have initiated government work Can you disappointment for many says: "Had the news media really blame som0 People would think that with this beligerent refusal to grant amnesty and projects for those who did not believe not reasons, but the biggest letdown approached the Office of Black wanting to step on bamh,!?"6 country supposedly on the verge of let the Vietnam war wounds die. in Vietnam, and put their efforts to was that OBA officers offer a solid reason for the did not Affairs prior to the publication of peace and in a perfect position to heal the countless scars inflicted Sen. George McGovern had a answer to the problem. better He favored constructive use. or even be shot see? byane^yT^ y coul(l any stories this whole by the Instead, he alienated their trust and McGovern offered Conrad Hall unfortunate incident could have Vietnam disaster, that Nixon might amnesty for those who fled the hope in the democratic process and the Ameri Auditorium people an been avoided." The statement ease up and try to make this nation country or went to jail to avoid duty forced them to leave the country. opportunity to " incident. together and obliterate united again. Instead, he is taking the in Indochina. He realistically wanted Maybe a decision not to serve in the the t,. fails to mention that the OBA hardest stand during his term in office """"" The statement issued each and every case considered war was the harder choice after all. by OBA refused to answer any questions offered the country a chanw at ne on amnesty. individually. Can you really blame someone for states that: "It was understood and societal prior to the statement issued He has staunchly promised not to The men who chose not to serve in not wanting to throw two years of his harmony, not four v! by the OBA that it (tte Stokely years of political Braf, Friday. And even then OBA forgive and forget. In doing so, he has the armed forces have probably made life away in a war he does not believe international policies Carmichael speech) was for the members refused to answer any pledged to resurrect the morality of more than a few sacrifices already. in? power and money serve where nJ constituents of the office." But the Vietnam War long after any peace Somehow it just does not seem easy to Can you really blame someone for as aces in OBA did not advertise this questions following the release of settlement and denied any chance this pack up and leave, giving up your having the intestinal fortitude to make the statement. Any group that understanding when it advertised country may have had to wipe that citizenship, your family and friends, the harder decision and move to McGovern, unlike Nixon, real5 calls a press conference must disaster from its memory. your education and your career. Canada instead of becoming a pawn in that draft dodgers have the Carmichael .speech. If an payed tr meet the responsibility to answer The men who fled to Canada Nixon's murderous chess game? price. He is compassionate He almost enough "understanding" is not sounds like a blood ■ because they refused to fight in an Can you really blame someone who to demand further punishment. questions that are brought up. thirsty savage running through jungle communicated, it is not really an a immoral war had to start all over again had the insight to see that the war was The Vietnam War is The Conrad Hall incident is hardest and dirtiest war probably understanding. this eoU just one of the racial incidents will ever fight. The decision to nee The OBA statement also said flaring up around the country. In Canada was also probably the har that: "The issue is not one of this and all the other incidents it decision many young America ever make. discrimination and race but of is of the utmost importance that Nixon's refusal to grant membership." One would have all amnest parties involved work to recommend work to be very naive to programs t buy this scrupulously to understand all would serve as a substitute simplistic line. The issue behind the sides to the issue and do their imprisonment, is the action o the Conrad incident goes much best to be open and above board. desperate man. A man desperate hold every possible bit of deeper than a club membership. The OBA thus far has not met unyiel power over the American There are racial tones here this reponsibility. people. Nixon got his wish and was elected. He played it cool, stayed hibernation at the White House, never once during his campaign Police add the fight to his opponent. A politician, but Four more a very years little man. has becom reality. One can only wonder w kind of wheat in Louisiana espionage deals, capers, and acts of coll Richard will try to pull off next. polit McGovern offered Americans The alternative that was flatly tragedy at Southern premium for protecting rejec Now it is a little bit late to effe University in Louisiana did not property. positive change. need to happen. I While the Southern only hope that Americans can University more than just watch for the next f tragedy was the result of years as King Richard I builds The lives of two young black 'READY FOR AN OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE?' protesters versus police, it also presidential monarchy in Washing men were taken at the involved black students against D. C. questionable expense of white deputies. Working to protecting University property. resolve the differences in POINT OF VIEW Black student protest was met, attitudes between whites and not by an attempt t blacks is a one need, but a further understanding, but by necessity is to restrict the confrontation with armed police. utilization of police force in such SN should Southern University administrators reacted to the situations. While the deaths Rouge should be mourned, they at Baton By PAT DRANGINIS to give $900 for the speech "with the clarify black occupation of the also serve as tragic a lesson. In people and one white person who holler discrimination is beyond Tecumseh freshman understanding that the advertisements more or less understood. administration building by the past decade of protest, the would not mention excluding whites" Black people face racist discrimim State News coverage of Stokely every day of their lives and have calling in police to evict the involvement of police has was in effect holding a sledgehammer ASMSU and the State News knew Carmichael's speech was a provocation what for 400 years in this country. I demonstrators. It is difficult to generally been futile in the of over the heads of black people. Posters was going to happen or at least racist hysteria. Obviously asked to leave a meeting is not ra put up by the sponsors of the event should have known and did •justify the loss of life as a resolution of protester concerns. Carmichael came to speak to the black nothing to or discrimination. A whole raci made it clear who Carmichael wanted avert the situation. students on this campus. For ASMSU people living in poverty to address. Yet the State News What it comes down to is this: do unemployment, being tied to ghe deliberately ran an ad declaring that it black people have the right to have not having enough to eat or a de was free and open to all. black meetings, centered around black place to live, a large part of its y< John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager, Bervin issues and needs, to discuss black people being addicts, receiving | managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, To top it off, after the event the editor. office manager. State News ran a front problems and solidify black people? education, if any, being murd page article Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Vic with a wild headline. The whole article Furthermore, do they have the right to framed and imprisoned and then 1 Wilbins, city editor, Mike Cody .copy chief; do this without that great white Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer. Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice proclaimed the indignities of white refused the right on campus to president; Carolyn shadow standing over them to make sports editor. Stieber, secretary students, declared action was going to together with your brothers and si treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim be taken, ASMSU is sure they don't get out of line? Yes, to talk about the people you love Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, A1 Wilke. Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 considering they should have that right. And is it belong to, to talk about how to ch Kirleis, circulation manager. cutting off funds for the Office of The Michigan State News is a seven-time Black Affairs and black "racist" or "discriminatory" against all of this is very, very different. Art Levin, general meager; Robert recipient of the Pacemaker Award for people in white Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, outstanding journalism. general were going to have their hands people to demand thus right? No! The State News' duty as a stui slapped. At the end of the article there were a few token sentences newspaper is to clarify this, no by black How on earth a white person can foster racial tensions. black. All I would like to ask is: I Disgusted am any democrat of any color can I think it fitting that this story' not a bigot — what is it like? legitimately condone such action. preceded by a photo of the goverw Judy Weninger "turkey award." Perhaps the aw To the Editor: It is a pity that this and another University employee Carroll Hawkins should have been presented to Two I was disgusted at the prejudice running rampant in the crowd of black students at the lecture Monday night. Stokely Carmichael Nov. 15,1972 "totalitarian" action at another "black' meeting on this campus several years ago should have occurred. Such actions damage the "image" of those associate professor political science Nov. 16,1972 astrologist who devised t astrological birth chart..gob gobble. Mike P< A fairly large amount of white students went to Conrad Hall to hear Public blacks, conservatives to radicals, who are attempting the difficult task of Lansing graduate Nov. stud 15,15 Carmichael. Before he came to the To the Editor: securing their legitimate rights in this Priorities Cents podium, a black speaker told nonblack students that because it was an all black meeting, all nonblacks must give - In spite of your editorial efforts smother the controversy in a lather of overblown verbiage, the facts to quasi - democracy through democratic processes. For sure the "white folks" (the majority) will grab this incident To the Editor: their seats to blacks. As the seats were given away, we were told that in a so - pertaining to the Conrad Auditorium expulsion are quite clear. to damn the black righteously forgetting how often minority — I find it quite interesting that racial discrimination against whites brings Yea called contract with Carmichael all blacks have suffered The Stokely Carmichael talk greater nonblacks had to leave; it was a closed was humiliations in this particular society. out the campus police, front page advertised as a public function. To the Editor: meeting. If we wouldn't leave...we (To be sure the kind of black who headlines, University investigations, As a trustee, I will undoubtedly Worth would be escorted out Therefore, the expulsion of the white upholds the expulsion probably and criticism from University by a few of the spectators solely on the basis of their accused of many things. But no brothers present. doesn't give a damn what the white organizations when blacks have been who knows me would accuse mf race constituted an infringement of A few whites left the discriminated against as a matter of building in those students' majority thinks. That's hypocrisy. And no one who has disgust, but others strained to hear rights and a violation understandable, but I not course over the past 200 years. Just of state and am around MSU very long, would accc through the doors, opened at various University law. expecting he or she to pay much another case of misplaced priorities in me of anything less than 100 per t No emotionalism, no our modem society. times to admit more blacks. stereotypes. attention to me here.) Whites, Only a hope that our own Milton J. Warden, support for Duffy Daugherty ana anxious to listen, good sense propped the doors and a firm and resolute attitude Spartan football team. The State News welcomes open. Needless to say the doors were on the And look at the never - never cloud East Lansing graduate student part of the University all letters. They should be quickly closed by the attending will administration at MSU in which this matter is Nov. 16, 1972 Prof. Gilbert Gildea (State N< typed to a 65 space line and watchman. This preclude and indeed forbid the discussed! game of door Nov. 16) obviously heard my rep'! double • eruption of any further incidents of spaced. Letters manipulating lasted for about one and this kind. Just listen to the honest indignation a very specific question put should be signed and should three quarter hours until public safety and beautiful logic of faculty as they WJIM-TV several weeks ago. include hometown, student, faculty or staff standing, local phone number and officers, detectives, and University officials arrived in response to numerous phone calls from nonblack, Dugald McMillan Okemos graduate student condemn the expulsion! Some of these people another cooperate in one to grievously harm other way or Tripping evidently did not hear my !e® remarks on WJIM radio's hal broadcast the next day. He evid local address. No excluded students. The doors Nov. 16, 1972 To the Editor: unsigned were faculty when the latter express their did not hear the statements carrieo letters will be accepted, but later opened and we listened inside the constitional several other local radio stations the State News will threshold. rights of freedom of I wish to make a comment after speech and press. Listen now how they same weekend — statements withhold author's name in We did hear reading the features on "star tripping" a good amount of spill action at the Carmichael meeting! and "astrological birth control" in several of the trustees, inc extreme cases. Letters Carmichael's talk, but this letter is not Expulsion may What a beautiful myself, In support of Duffy- be edited for clarity and written to comment on the opportunity for these Wednesday's State News. "Star content of faculty to 'play games' in the conciseness so that more the speech tripping" seems interesting as letters (though pages could be To the Editor: classroom — or on exams. apparent attempt to an Actions, however, speak louder J can be written on it alone.) I'm help people words. Duffy kn« >vs who his trie accommodated. Letters will make a point on the black trying to I hope that you'll be inundated by experience their inner processes more I close by repeating Outside the meeting, I heard bigotry. letters my not be edited for content. protesting the outrageous condemnation of the expulsion. fully. However, attributing the a black action — the expulsion of white But I student saying that now must say that certain actions of biological and psychological (nonblacks) know what it's like to be- we students — at the Stokely Carmichael components of fertility and Pat Carrig" speech. There is simply no way that faculty and administration (generally MSU trust covert unlike this black conception exclusively to planetary - action) give placement strikes me as Nov. 16,l9! preposterous. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 20, 1972 5 IpOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Jg™ WE Be#ep 'Fyoo MOULD VONDeRiNS TO step out with MP • tcvopqSX LIKE Trustees, city discuss SOMEWme /fsp overlapping problems By DEBBIE CALKINS appeared to be sympathetic to the will not be forced to cope alone with State News Staff Writer other's problems. the transportation problem. A short clash developed, however, Housing, transportation and other Councilman George Griffiths problem over cable communications. areas deserve more suggested that the city and University cooperation from both sides of Grand Councilman George Colbum claimed coordinate efforts in construction of River Avenue, city and that perhaps the rates charged in University bike paths along the Red Cedar River DO I KNOW WHAT VOL' officials have agreed. married housing for cable television U'OULP in the future. 00 If WU HAD FORTi rOLLAR^' The MSU Board of Trustees, East were too high. NO, WHAT UOULC HOt' Ctf if Trustee Kenneth Thompson, R-East WV HAP FORTf DOLLAR Lansing City Council and other 7 officials recently met Lansing, disagreed, saying, "I'm going Thursday night in the first of a series of slated for every fall and meetings spring to to challange you on that. I don't like giving everyone the feeling that the Committee improve communications between the students are getting the short end of two the stick." governing bodies. Though there was disagreement Colburn ended the argument by to assist over a few issues, the University and saying this was his personal opinion. city officials for the most part Mayor Wilbur Brookover pointed out CIGARET SALES RISE that rental housing is a problem that should equally concern the University and city. He explained that a major protesters A group of concerned students, portion of the off-campus housing problems involve University students. faculty and area residents have formed Russians the Political Defense Committee for battle "We're getting close to the time when a decision will be made on the legal aid to people subject to "political proposed repression." city housing ordinance," First on the agenda for the group, Brookover said. We cannot which will be assisted by local lawyer say that the number of He explained that the housing consumption since 1959 was steep - Some 63 per cent of the men and Edward Noonan, is aid for the 10 people who smoke is almost 50 per cent, compared to a 16 ordinance would aid renters because decreasing, 10 to 12 per cent of the women in persons arrested at last spring's despite our efforts," "some exploitation occurs, I MOSCOW - The film opened with a acknowledged Semyon B. Tokar, a senior researcher per cent rise in population. Moscow smoke, according to Leonid occasionally at least, of students and Placement Bureau demonstrations. Jaiidid sequence of 14 - year - old boys in health education, who is concerned Everyday experience tends to bear V. Orlovsky, a senior researcher at the other renters." The committee will hold a folk ■puking <»n a park bench. Next it primarily with preventive health out the statistics. A foreigner traveling Central Institute for Scientific City Manager John Patriarche concert at 8 p.m. Dec. 1 in the Snyder Komed in on long - haired, guitar propaganda for industry. from the south to Siberia is repeatedly Research in Health Education. In an explained that with increased Hall cafeteria to try to pay some of ■playing youths singing a jingle about offered cigarets by Soviet citizens, interview, he said that the worst group enforcement of housing regulations— the legal expenses of the trails. cool and grown - up it was to who have such a of female smokers were The committee feels those arrested «ow Last year, Soviet smokers strong image of young medical which will take place if the proposed Loke. Then it picked up some white three billion rubles, the spent Americans as smokers that they are and nursing students. housing ordinance is approved as at the demonstration were singled out Eoned women working in a cigaret equivalent of as antiwar leaders. about $3.6 billion, twice as much surprised to meet one who turns down "The bigger the city, the larger written— more persons will want ■fetory telling an interviewer that they a cigaret. "If the demonstration was illegal, compared to a decade before. In 1970, number of women smoking," he said. on-campus living quarters. ■did not consider smoking harmful. the last year President Clifton Wharton noted why didn't the University arrest that the Soviet Union "In small towns and villages, they published figures on Russians are often surprised to hear "an almost inevitable shift" from everyone, or at least tell the consider it indecent. In the Russian J Suddenly an authoritative male production, tobacco factories in the cigaret that many Americans are kicking the Federation there are more women on-campus to off-campus housing. demonstrators that what they were (narrator interjected: "The nicotine from five nation rolled out 323 billion tobacco habit, and many concede that smoking than in places like Moldavia." Wharton explained that when the doing was illegal?" The committee cigarets can cigarets few Russians have residence halls were built, "it wasn't asked in a recent press release. iill rabbit. The nicotine from 100 under tens of brand names, and successfully a "thrown" off cigarets. known if there were too many or not Three of those arrested are charged another 41.6 billion smokes Children have been made a special agarets can kill a horse. What about were enough" to house students. with resisting arrest or obstructing a nan'?" Within minutes, viewers heard imported, mostly from Bulgaria but target of research and propaganda, also from Cuba and the United States. The most well-known failure is Jack Breslin, executive vice police officer in the performance of ;hat a smoker was 13 times more Leonid I. Brezhnev, Orlovsky said, based on the conviction his duties, which carries a maximum the Communist that the best way to reduce smoking is president of the University, predicted (likely to get cancer or stomach ulcers This total of 364.6 billion party leader, who confided to a to prevent it from ever starting. that congestion will be a problem near sentence of two years. inanonsmoker. cigarets French Correspondent last fall that he One demonstrator, Sandee smoked last year MSU's Clinical Sciences Building when Soloway, compared with 536 had a special cigaret case with a timer From 1956 to 1963 and from 1967 has had charges dropped. At her it is completed. J This was one Soviet approach to a billion in the United States, a rise of that allowed it to open only once to October trial, Ingham County Circuit ■worldwide problem. But despite the 12 billion, despite the numerous 1970, he studied about 20,000 "We're going to have severe of antismoking campaigns every 45 minutes. children from 8 to 17 years old. He problems with moving people," he Judge Sam Street Hughes ruled that i American antismoking advertisements. the prosecution did not make lere, statistices show that Ivan Ivanov, found that 65 per cent of the boys and said. enough "Yesterday," he said, "using this 27 per cent of the girls try smoking or of an effort to find all possible Idle Soviet John Doe, is smoking more Councilman George Colburn said he The increase in Soviet system I was able to smoke only 17 actually start before 18, the legal age was concerned that the city and eyewitnesses. cigaret Trial dates for the other cigarets a day." for buying cigarets. University work together so the city demonstrators have not yet been set. No bank pays a higher rate of interest at michigan state university on savings than Students, East Lansing State Bank l On Regular Passbook Savings-the ' fd\ i1 ?ayin£s account that offers daily interest. On Golden Anniversary Accounts. You can open one for as little as $100. On Savings Certificates with a one-year Reserved Seating 50%Off! Q maturity in amounts of $1000 or more. Jjr6d of waiting in longRudolf ™ant good lines the night of a concert? seats for Nureyev, "Godspell," re Previn and the London Symphony Orchestra? °%s the LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES now On Savings Certificates with a two-year to MSU STUDENTS a 50% discount on all its "^flrams for Winter and Spring term. Not only do maturity in amounts of $1000 or more. | 0U receive a 50% reduction on your tickets, you ■I y ayoid the hassle I ,0ur sea*s are of the "mad dash" for seats. reserved for you when you purchase ^'tickets. ^kets for all Lecture - Concert Series events may be Open your savings account at any of East Lansing State Bank's five I L?a,ed at the UNION TICKET OFFICE (open II ''ays, 8:15-4:30) 355-3361. convenient locations. East Lansing State Bank, your Hometown Bank. II eve U Wou't' '" hard I , I theater is not a bad film. It In her autobiography explanation of her disrupted by some hoods wThoutfe i,lt0 X" «i is just a film which could "Lady from which Sings the the Blues," movie is sensitlvily; It is for a an excuse who work over Piano Man for failing to pay for the f SIMM* song. have been so much better. is at Though there are supposedly based, Billie However, the movie has ht>r own her bej many Holiday comes across as a »fe, when 1 things wrong with the film, women who knew the blues, there is nothing worse than inside and out. When she the failure of "Lady Sings sang of loneliness and the Blues" to present a true By BILL MECHANIC inhumanity, she meant it. picture of the legendary- The Billie Holiday of the Lady Day. The film simply State News Reviewer film is a Hollywoodized does not tell why Billie replica. Instead of Holliday sang such blue profession, is more of a presenting the woman as she its moments when it really The Sinus bines songs or why she became a legend to today's listeners was, "Lady Sings the Blues" does shine. of the hard-hitting reality change Billie's 1 d ch»nge t junkie. men . than anything else. Her contrives her into a Befor,> an In one, Piano Man, audienci Diana Ross appears in "Lady Sings the Blues," Billie Holiday, who rose career, which began when momentary happiness into a magnetism sh(. dis meaningless montage of played by Richard Pry or, , L out of the streets to break she was a chilling, helpless terror. lead singer of showing at the Spartan Twin East theater. the racial barriers of her teenager in the 1930s, did not end until her effects. When Billie sees a and Billie had just scored Overall, the film suffers •s not lost. the sj some junk and were hanging from its inconsistent scenes. In the Like the old film movie .• treated to biographies ("A Songs in DianaI Theater My Heart," for example), singing all of thegreaF to the movie catches an Holliday son^s, and I diJ open emotion one minute and vefy easy to lets it fade away the next. problems arise whl On Dec. 26 the hour; lower These inconsistent scenes songs end and the supposed to begin. y Red Hot Lovers." Then in FROM DIANA fSINC „ SINGS three-week sequences come "The Stronebox" (a German Bach with light show ROSS!" « Aj THE Expressionist "Hay Fever" comedy), by Noel BLUES Coward and "Arms And Organist Virgil R>x, one of the foremost exponents more than 200 years Johann Sebastian Bach. ago by Light shows are one of the newest artistic forms. The Man" by George of the music of Bach, has A continuing projection "No one knows quite where Bernard Shaw. The last formed a new alliance of three shows are "Loot!" endlessly spiraling, to put us," said a Revelation between the music of "the whirling, revolving dancing Lights spokesman. "We're a (an adult comedy), "The old master" and today's forms and images of light "ELVIS ON TOUR" Mistress Of The Inn" (an "now generation" of music and color mixture of painting and 18th by the Revelation electronics, sculpture and century Italian lovers. Lights will accompany the mechanics. We call ourselves women's liberation precursor) and "Waiting For Godot" by Samuel Beckett. Bach "Heavy Organ," concert Rodgers Touring Organ on an all the - music played by Fox. In addition to the large organ, the Revelation Lights environmental artists." most Fox, one of the world's ^5? Producers John Peakes widely acclaimed coupled with the hypnotic will require one and a half organ virtuosos, premiered * 1 Richard Tliomsen have aura of the Revelation tons of equipment including his multimedia c osen plays which "Heavy Lights, will be presented at overhead, slide and film Organ" show in 1970 at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the projectors, a 20 by 40 foot New York's Fillmore East- Auditorium. screen, an electronic remote The New York Times The multimedia concert, control system, a reviewer said that "Hippies battery of which has brought praise lights, along with mixed happily with squares a strange from classical and rock assortment of household and gave the organist critics alike, is part of Series items such as food coloring standing ovations." "B" (The Lively Arts Series) and mineral oil, motors and After a performance in of MSU's Lecture - Concert faces of old clocks, kitchen Phoenix, a reviewer for the Series. strainers, funnels, Phoenix Gazette wrote that pans and Fox will perform on a 56 mirrors. "a - rank, 120 - stop Rodgers The light show virtuosos predominantly young audience enraptured for an Heavy or Delicious Daily Food "HEAVY ORG AIM" brings its four tons of (including 144 speakers) and ten member troupe equipment PEACE in color at 7:15 and 10:00 See us November| ARTHUR LOWE IN COLOR A PARAMCXJNT PJCluWE ^ the University Auditorium for a sound and light to Specials served by Plus "Oscar Winning",short % •SENTINELS OF SILENCE' • 20-21 spectacular. The music will be all definitely twenty-first century. Bach; the effect THE smiling waitresses at placement buie\ RULING Enjoy these specials: for information atm Music by Steve Reynolds Mon. TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT THE MSU UNION ? CLASS Music by Bummer Humphrey Tues. Music by Buzz Jones Wed. our two-year degree programs I Mas9 (355-3361) iNcaopME PUBLIC: $6.00, 5.00, 4.00 Music by Norwood Thurs. the Cornell Unive§ STARTS WED. MSU STUDENTS: $3 00, Happy Hours 2.50, 2.00 4 Shows Daily 2-4 p.m. Mon. • Fri. or LIVELY ARTS SERIES (B) SEASON 1:00 3:45 TICKET 6:30 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! • - - 9:15 (all seats reserved) 1 li 1 mac Daily 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. 1-2755 Sunday noon - midnight Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 20, 1972 Fund shortages hinder foreiqn study SEORGE WHITE ^GEORGE units units primarily responsible for Programs abroad. The latest Bryson, an overseas study / ;„N8V« Staff Writer administering foreign Program offers credit for can receive it to study in The center acts as a •Criticism of Institute finances much of ■ jonts interested in study programs. Political science work coordinator, said. London. screening agent for the Ford foundations for the African study abroad fen study are hampered Hk of financial aid and Despite these problems Overseas Study, directed l'<>ndon. Under the new in London study attracts students despite the lack of The Asian Studies Center works closely with Overseas Foundation and Midwest IMversity Consortium the contributing to foreign aid and will supply grants for by Program, which is offered and foreign study programs. plane fare for the African Keith Odle, continues funds available, he added. IJlperts refer to as "a send students to to next spring, students will be "There is little Study, but situation is different. its student of International Activities, which provide grants for Studies Center trip to West isolationism." ■imp obstacles are faced universities around uie accredited the expected to take at least 12 credits while in money available or no to "We primarily work with foreign study. The center The African Studies Center attempts to attract Africa. globe. London. undergraduate students for graduate students," accepts proposals for Overseas Study and the Overseas "Study in London has study abroad," Odle said, both undergraduate and American, Asian and sponsors Study also attracted 350 students over adding that only those who Dorothy Doane, Asian Studies Center foreign study and judges their acceptability. graduate students in its CBS director Studies Center, the study the last year," Norris have financial assistant, projects. African Studies' aid at MSU said. "There is a lot of money involved in sending However, the availability Undergraduate program will take will lecture on of grants is diminishing. a large group of rf* HUMANITIES COURSES students to Asia— graduate students committed are usually more their "We are period going through a of isolationism," undergraduates to West Africa this summer. The Center election news John M. Hunter, director of will accept, interests." Warren J. Mitofsky, the center, said. independent study credits director of the CBS News Doane said that costs for for the trip. Hunter said the lack of Paris Elections Unit, will deliver a study studies in Asia range up to funds could be attributed $3,0 00 while most public lecture on "CBS to: "African Studies has also News and Elections: Some fellowships and grants coordinated 'structured' usually amount to $400, • Disillusionment with the Implications for Political courses in cooperation with I Hie humanities department is pL.ming a program to be leaving a large cost to the Vietnam War, which shakes Communication" at 1:50 accompany the group. He said that among other things, he the University of Ghana \ed in Paris this summer, similar to the past summer is planning weekend student. confidence in American p.m. today in 116 Natural long classroom excursion trips. which are being offered this Science Bldg. and at 3 p.m. Lprograms in London. The Asian Studies Center serves as of policy toward international involvement. summer," Billye Suttles, a Tuesday in Wonders Kiva. ■ Students will be able to take Humanities 202 and 203 MSU is now a source making arrangements for transportation, information for programs research assistant, said. Before coming to CBS in room and board and classroom I, total of eight credits. Also, instruction in Frenc'i will accommodations at group and money. • "A taxpayers' revolt," May 1968, Mitofsky was I mailable to students who wish to take humanities «i oAnThe estimated cost wi|l >1,300 for the full run between $1,200 and The Latin American where the outcry against Regular term credits are chief of the Special Surveys Irsesin FYench and there will be the opportunity to take eight weeks. The exact dates for the Studies Center is in a similar higher taxes results in available through the branch of the U.S. Bureau term have not yet been set. Lch language courses at the University of Paris for credit situation. The center cutbacks on foreign aid and Experiment in International of Census' Statistical (sferable to MSU. For registration, students can involves itself primarily with foreign study programs. Living Program, which sends Methods Division. contact the Office of students into the homes of The lecture is jointly a offered will be Humanities 341, and Humanities Overseas Study, 108 International Center. graduate students and can Informational African families. an independent study course. Humanities 341 will help students locate grant •Festering domestic sponsored by the School of meetings will be at 7 p.m. today in 31 Hubbard and problems that lead to a Journalism, College of |phasjze the current Paris scene and environment with 1 uesday in 105 S. Kedzie Hall. money to sponsor studies in disinterest in foreign affairs. The African-American Communication Arts and Mnts observing many cultural events. Latin America. 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Eights for women very familiar with the students joined the protest, - The (the commission) commission, in concept of political clout. least two white students, other demonstrators would conjunction with' joined in a protest on the "No, we didn't call the an organize them to keep from appointed task force Silea believes police," Tom Dutch, Brody is that the steps leading to the Brody blocking traffic totally, but undertaking a definitive Hall cafeteria. to keep the maze effect. Complex manager, said. ement Viets study laws of which between men and 2,000 Michigan differentiate includes all phases women's rights, and hopes was The protest on the steps designed not to stop Students interviewed 'We know that in instances women, the commission engage traffic to the cafeteria, but ||)tmued from page 1) in projects beneficial to the to form a type of maze that "This will be p from Quang Tri a spectrum of women. forced students, going to demonstration was taking government study," Silea and from dinner, to weave place, but couldn't see how All marines maintained, "it is not protests were over some Long - range projects for around the lines. it would do any good. the m'meo sheet you crank the commission include a The protest One protester, shooting deaths „ — was Lavelle they did not °ut." study inheritance laws, organized Thursday of Denver Smith on by the Black Gipson, Coachella, Calif., and Leonard , *ri°us effort to In addition to women addicts and Brothers and Sisters of freshman, said later: "We Douglas evaluatjng Brown, during a further north and the voluminous stacks of alcoholics, domestic areas, Brody. protested in a peaceful demonstration at Southern mUch of the province sUte criminal codes, About 50 to 70 people partially blocked a Emerson Williams, manner because we felt statutes staircase University in Baton Rouge. employment, retirement to Brody Hall cafeteria Colorado Springs, Colo., deeply about what was ruhn\A °' commission plans to publish and miscellaneous areas of Friday to protest the killing last week of two black men at Southern sophomore, speaking for the going on. We wanted to Though it has not yet been ■. £"..i„««i a comprehensive directory insurance, University in show people that we really determined who shot and „ since it was disclosed of a)| women-s groups from credit and related Baton Rouge, La. group said, "This protest killed the students, Gov. 26 subjects. was just a prelude to what cared." u3t ileH r h garden clubs to radical rap State News photo by Dave Mendrea we'll be Edwin W. Edwards and Hanoi had agreed groups ap doing. Black At about 6:11 p.m., two conceded Friday that police ■/draft peace proposal may have accidently shot j for a cease - fire, The directory will serve a the two. Authorities have I North and South two • fold purpose. closed the college campus jn have been |7p additional territory Ljntain control of what Know hold. trying to As identify women's reference a directory, it the gamut groups in a volume will of for Laws for women urged until after the Thanksgiving ! North Vietnamese across the 17th libraries and government (continued from p separate commission study i by men in the presence ot the legal hassles get out of forces veterans bill. t|ei demarcation line offices. • A bill could be dealing with them. women. By even impugning hand. Fishing and trapping introduced to maintain Basically, a dower law [spring. established a Once the is that a woman has not been The work to be done by priorities involving Squaw I demilitarized zone, in groups are differences in treatment. one which gives widows the virtuous, a man is the computer had been Point identified came out, too, It pushing it southward •Instead of changing the inherent right to their considered to have partaken carefully plotted because of the first word in f giving the North constituency of women can law, a bill could be husband's property. The in the act of relieving her of beforehand, she said, and the village's name. Lmese control of much established. Women's introduced to the legislatun male version, curtesy, has the computer responded to There was even groups in various sectors of which would give men the a King Tri Province. the state been abolished in Michigan A work law further a listing of words and a reference to female dogs has been can apply same rights, and Silea advocates its considers the maternal concerted pressure "The task force could reinstitution rather than the series of categories before which was perhaps the most WOMEN'S Lading that a provision on a instincts of woman as sacred coughing up the discriminatory to the female ♦r.FWTFO ■nitten into the draft legislator to insure passage recommend new legislation abolishment of the dower by stating: "No female shall of information. gender. The law stated that a bill which concerns to apply to all persons, laws. k MONDAY: NOV. M proposal re be assigned any task The end result was so female dogs in heat must be A women. Silea cited the Michigan blishing the DMZ under Despite the dower laws, disproportionate to her efficient that the word kept on a leash and may not dower laws as a major area Michigan women do not ■Geneva accords of 1954 strength, nor shall be "maid" came up on the venture "I believe strongly in the of discrepancy, particularly always gain benefits as beyond the Pdivided Vietnam at the to employed in any place printout, even though it had boundaries of their owner's (parallel. power concept," Silea said. males, and pointed to a widows and, at least in one detrimental to her morals, been a misspelling of made yard. There was no mention case, they are punished. her health, or her capacity and dealt with an armed of male dogs in the law. Michigan law holds that a for motherhood." widow is entitled to only 81 In areas of common Trustees approve 'U' foundation per cent of her husband's social security. controversy, such as right - The Greaser xmtinued from page 1) $168,068 to the Institute Service at the University of "That is unfair," Silea claimed. "Here she is doing to have - work laws, lawmakers semantically Special * sidestepped the issue by use J University Business for International Studies in Tennesse before joining the what society tells her to do of the word "sex" rather $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza * ■lirs Committee for Education will support the University staff in 1965. with 3 items of your choice for free. Valid raise kids, do housework * — than reference to specific pommendations and MSU/AID project in The trustees also awarded and stay home — and then gender. with this ad on Mon. & Tues. Nov. 21 & presentatives of the Turkey. special commendations for she gets punished for it." "Some people say our yL. 22,1972 * jany under review will I The trustees also -Students -graduating i study will destroy the work j fvrited to defend its approved the appointment [972 fall term of the Equal Rights *■ Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M Jil performance. of Judith Ann Turk, commencement who have laws referring directly to Amendment, but unless (The policy points out it most currently the extension the highest scholastic women tend to give them an these laws are examined, a ^ * decisions are family living editor in the averages at the close of their advantage. VARSITY lawyer could have a field * ! in nature and should Dept. of Information last term in attendance. One recent small report I expedited. Also, Services, The awards were given to issued by the commission day," Selia said. ^ Itine matters, voting of on President Wharton. as assistant to John Francini, Cincinnati, found that women Silea added that it was ^ * the job of the commission |oxies will normally The primary Ohio, mathematics major convicted of a second to discover the discrepancies yL, * irt management, fnother action, the board responsibility of Turk's $12,590-a-year position will with Joseph a 4.123 Miletich, average. Akron, gree murder charge received an average sentence beforehand and attempt to initiate precedence before ^ Jr- 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 * s accepted gifts, be to assist Wharton and his Ohio, biochemistry major of 6.1 years while men are ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ its and scholarship funds wife in their relationships with a 4.075 average; Susan sentenced an average of ",:ngalmost $2.5 million. with the public, both on Kay Rutledge, biological 16.8 years on the same ^ grant on $146,351 and off-campus. sciences major from Flint charge, Midwest Turk, an MSU graduate with a 4.0 average; and Sally There are also a number Bsities Consortium for student in journalism, Jo Sieloff, French education of laws involving the use of national Activities to served as an asst. editor for major from Farmington obscene language or the ■'Institute of the Cooperative Extension with a 3.993 average. inference of lack of chastity ptnitional Agriculture " iupport MSU's febibution to Indonesian ■lher agricultural Pfrant from the Agency International ppment (AID) for Lansing Lens Ninued from Headquarters page 1) If you have a 35mm. 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MSU well over to the Spartan one and one-half yard line where to notch another first down 12. But on a fourth-and-one field goal," Daugherty yards on the until only 10 minutes situation, Mike Holt explained on his two fourth ground- MINNEAPOLIS— marched 81 yards in 12 Stoll decided to The other go for the remained in the game. returned the favor by down failures. "You always the board p0i ' Lady luck wouldn't let the plays but the touchdown two point conversion and Early in the fourth fumbling the ball back at figure you can get at least by the sn MSU football team escape served as an able indicator the win. quarter the Spartan defense the Gopher six. two yards on running afieldgoal wereaK of the way the Spartan plays. by the with a tie this time. The Senior John King, who gave its offense the first of The second opportunity •'On the first MSU 7! bubble burst. . . it was like offense was to perform in rushed for 138 yards against two golden opportunities in to put the game away in the fourth-and-one situation we Simpson returned a n! the contest. The score was the Spartans and became yards revisiting Iowa. the final period to pull the Spartans' favor also ended called a play that had been despite |,avi credited to lineman Joe the first Minnesota runner Jersey ripped off Golden Minnesota and Gophers its 2-7 De L amielleure who in history to gain game out. After a 43-yard in a futile fourth-and-one consistently giving us over 15 more J. over 1,000 punt by Bill Simpson and effort from the Gopher three yards a try. On the yards wh. transformed a touchdown outscrambled three Gopners yards, eluded Tom Kronner half the distance the sre&tj to three as Daymond Mays was second fourth-and-one we and two field goals into 14 and a fellow Spartan in sweeping left end on the goalline penalty spotted the thrown for a five yard losss ran the same play that Mark lineman for a David Brown conversion defensive back points Saturday: not much . to provide the ball at the Minnesota 13, while attempting to sweep Niesen had gained eight had ; fumble in the Gopher downed. FOUr . . but enough to beat the punchless Spartans, 14-10. endzone. margin of victory, lead of 11-10. a Gopher Ernie Hamilton recovered a in from the short side of the yards on the play before. Dirk Krijt pl° Doug Beaudoin fumble on field. You can always second poked a ' The The kick Gopher victory "After our first drive Spartan offense the first play from "If it had been fourth guess and say you should through the upri ruined any hopes Duffy posted five first downs in for his fifth Minnesota stopped us cold," scrimmage to give the down and say two or three have passed, but you always fieldgoa, Daugherty had entertained a subdued Daugherty the first quarter but failed Spartans possession at the yards I'd have called for a figure on at least attempts over the n of going out a winner and a couple of weeks. commented after the game. served to bolster the future "We did the same thing of Minnesota football. victory "This is the sweetest greatest and one feelings I've of the ever against burst... untracked." The Iowa. The bubble we just couldn't get rjr ,J/k DeL AMIELLEURE Demonstration Spartan defense had," Minnesota Coach Cal could not be faulted in the Stoll afterwards. great told the "This victory for press was our a loss. It yielded but two field goals, both from over 40 yards out. Gopher kicker Niels. MSU quarterback Mark Niesen was hit while Green-White football attempting to pitch the ball By CHARLES JOHNSON coalition but family and the Steve Goldberg booted a and it popped into the State News Sports Writer instead \ future of Golden Gopher spearheaded by Goodison. 41 -yarder and 48-yarder football. This could be the unsuspecting arms of Niels The MSU Green - White basketball After almost a half hour with the latter setting a who had clear sailing into delay, the game that turns it around game was cut short Saturday when public address system was school record for distance. the endzone. MSU turned for us." Coalition of Black Athletes over to Goodison for two T h e M i n r An offside penalty on minutes The President Nigel Goodison refused to upon which he tried Spartans took the touchdown was scored on a the extra point attempt- an to gather leave the court after support for his stance. opening kickoff and moved 36-yard fumble recovery by extra staging a 45 the ball downfield as if they point attempt that minute protest of alleged "racism Meanwhile, the two teams had left defensive end Steve was blocked-moved the ball toward the black athlete at MSU". the court and changed clothes. It is Goodison, a senior soccer player not known whether the athletes I IN GOPHER WIN from Kingston, Jamaica stood alone excited the court in support of in the middle of the court with his Goodison or if they left to avoid left arm raised and fist clenched for any possible confrontation. 10 minutes at the start of the contest Goodison's talk to the crowd was I Freak fumble before permitting the game to underway. get greeted by mixed cheers and although no one responded to his jeers, However, before the second half plea for supporters to join him on By RICK GOSSELIN enroute to its 2-7 mark prior to Saturday. tipoff, Goodison again took the the court. State News Sports Writer The Spartans fumbled seven times, court, but this time refused to leave At about 5:30 p.m., MSU MINNEAPOLIS - The Big Ten rule threw an interception, failed to get a first despite prodding by black faculty police issued one last campus I book reads that fumbles can be recovered down in two of the four members request for quarters, were - Robert Green, Joseph Goodison to leave the floor but not returned by the defensive team. suckered on a double reverse off a kickoff upon McMillan, and Thomas Gunnings all which Goodison That is unless the fumble never touches the and even got stopped twice fourth of whom have been promptly refused. on - and supporters of the He was then arrested and ground. - one situations from inside the Gopher six. coalition. charged with Last Saturday against Minnesota, Mark To top it off. Minnesota Coach Cal Stoll "preventing the conclusion of | told quarterback Bob According to Goodison, his an athletic event" and later released Niesen had one of those asterisk fumbles — Morgan to go for complaint stemmed from the on his own recognizance. one that never touched the ground. broke on a fourth and one situation - - late constant manipulation of the black Minnesota defensive end Steve Niels in the game from the The afternoon contest was Gopher 17. Morgan athlete for monetary purposes. grabbed the ball in midair and loped 36 gambled on a quarterback sneak and won sponsored by the MSU Varsity Club to retain possession of the ball and further "The game of the black athlete has I yards untouched into the MSU endzone. and Two years ago in Minneapolis, the spoil Duffy Daughtery's going away party gone on too long, Goodison stated. "We have to show some was intended to be a sneak preview of the Spartan squad. | Spartans had another of those freak thrown by Stoll. solidarity now or we will never be unified. Our fumbles that never touched the ground. "When you go for broke like that and it A crowd of over 2,000 personal being is not a concern of watched That time Walt Bowser picked it off. Like works, it's a good call," the intrasquad battle and Daughterty MSU, but we are only thought of in were Niels, Bowser took it in for a touchdown except that Bowser's run covered 84 yards. explained. "They made Cal right by two inches. Stops the game terms of our athletic skills. Everyone knows that the black athlete is the obviously pleased play. with the first half I That play beat the Spartans too, 23-13. "Our defense certainly played well Nigel Goodison stands in the middle of the Jenison best athlete. We must come And that's what jinxes are made of. Fieldhouse court as Joseph McMillan attempts to together Junior Mike Robinson collected enough to win. Our offense had plenty of now." 24 points in the The Spartans played errorless ball opportunities to win it. We were just flat. persuade him to leave at Saturday's Green - White The protest apparently was not an opening half, hitting on 10 of 17 shots against two of the three best teams in the We made mistakes contest. State News photo by Craig Porter from the floor to today that we hadn't official demonstration of the lead the White attack. Big Ten in defeating Ohio State and Purdue been making in past weeks." at the outset of the month of November. The celebration that No normally fumbles, no interceptions, two accompanies victory was taKen away from victories. Then Minnesota popped up on the Stoll, however, when his brother in law Carl Hauritz collapsed in the - - RIDDLES SAINTS SECONDARY Minnesota Spartans' schedule and bingo — everything lockerroom after the game and died of a went wrong with clockwork precision. The heart attack. Team trainers tried Lions win artificial Gophers aren't even close to the caliber of Landry's respiration and heart massage but could team Ohio State and Purdue maintains. In fact, Minnesota had beaten only Iowa and not revive him. Hauritz was the rushed off to University of Minnesota hospital where ?niT on arm Northwestern, the two league patsies, further attempts at reviving him failed. DETROIT /1TDf \ (UPI) 10 ot completing 18 of 27 » _ Quarterback Greg The Lions completely While Landry picked off Landry in his best passing Despite the almost I dominated play in the first receivers completed 18 passes, two of performance of the season. almost at will, statistics, the Saints of® them for touchdowns, to three quarters, scoring on Saints quarterback especially surehanded could not sustain long df lead the Detroit Lions to an Archie' Manning, who in Landry passes in the first tight-end Charlie Sanders, until the final period vf and second quarters, an Earl backs Steve easy 27-14 victory over the past National Football Owens and Manning suddenly Mann field goal in the third, Altie Taylor knocked off fire, ran a couple of a defensively weak New League games has done a lot Orleans Saints Sunday. and a one - yard run by Mel short but sure gains on the for short yardage I of running, stayed in the air Ffcrr in the last quarter after ground to Landry was able to hit and completed 20 of 29, put together an started hitting receivers! Lion receivers almost at will Len Barney's second attack that never faltered, including a sensational 48 greater accuracy. through a weak Saint pass yard interception of the pass to Dan defense. Landry passed for afternoon. Abramowicz, his favorite The Saints, stalled in more than 270 yards, receiver all day. earlier drives by fumbles or interceptions, finally got Breslin foregoes on PIZZA FEAST the scoreboard in the fourth quarter when Manning took the Saints 83 yards in 13 basketball careeil plays and hit Abramowicz MSU senior varsity basketball player Brian BneslinJ for 13 yards in the end decided to forego his final season of competition, Tonight zone. With less than a Breslin, 6-foot-5 two-year letterman forward, told Cm minute to go he again hit Gus Ganakas he felt his ti.ne could be better spent ir^ One large Pepperoni Pizza Abramowicz for 48 yards studies of hotel, restaurant and institutional managed and a touchdown. He said he didn't enjoy the game as he used to and felt and draft beer in pitchers at A crowd of 53,752 gone as far as he could | go in basketball, watched the Lions "Brian made tremendous contributions to our specially reduced A fj fi basket| effectively contain program. We'll miss him but we respect his decisif Manning's passing and Ganakas said, prices. rushing attack, while the Breslin played in all but one game of his teams' 24 gal starts at 6 p.m. Lion offense rolled to 20 'ast year, starting on 20 occasions, and scoring 183 pol in the Show Bar. The original land-grant tavern effortless first downs to 13 As a sophomore, he appeared in 24 games, starting in" for New Orleans. and scoring 186 points. GRADUATES! Caps and gowns will be available MONDAY, NOV. 27 through FRIDAY, DEC. I on the 4th floor of the Union Building. FACULTY! ADVANCED DECREE CANDIDATES! The deadline for reserving OPEN academic apparel for MON.-SAT. Fall Term Commencement 12 NOON-9PM is WEDNESDAY, SUN. 10 AM-9PM NOVEMBER 22. Hoods from other ex&ssxmhs, universities ordered must be early. Academic Apparel may be picked imports 210 auoU up on the 4th floor of the Union Building Nov. 27 For - Dec. 1 information, call 355-3498 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 20, 1972 13 'lark, Chaurest 30SSELIN RICK GOSSELIN victory, Chaurest's three-goal three-Roal hat MSU ... fie" w trick to victory faced Minnesota "Clark . is Friday night flaying before a minute had elapsed |te News Sports Writer in stumping the Golden Saturday night without the fantastic," Bessone in the game on the first eapolis - services of ace defenseman Gophers, 5-3. commented. "He played Gopher shot on net. Bob Boyd who tender Ron c,ark and "I'm pleased with received a well enough to But Polich's goal was taking game get us two misconduct jusU team mates fought three of four points," MSU night after Friday victories this weekend. We forgotten in the second (our minutes of a hockey coach Amo Bessone vehemently had opportunites to win the period as the Spartans ,-ota power play in a said after disagreeing with the second game but just scored three goals in less Saturday's tie. referees. Jnute sudden death "You always hope for a But Clark bailed the couldn't connect. Minnesota than three minutes. Daryl ime period Saturday to split on the road. When you Spartans out goalie Brad Shelstad was Rice started the fireworks on both nights, also excellent in the nets a 3-3 tie with the win the first game you've with a backhand goal at coming up with 66 saves for both nights. He ^rsand take three of a accomplished your goal. If the weekend. The junior kept them 4:34 after stickhandling his in there almost bl« four points while in you can't take four points, netminder beat Gopher as well as way around the Gopher net. three is the next best Clarkie kept us in." (eapolis. center Cal Cossalter on Bill Sipola followed with rode Michel Mike Polich opened the X Spartans thing." a power play goal at 7:02 breakaways on both nights. scoring Saturday night and before the Gophers could regain their composure, John Sturges scored six IEAL OWOSSO, MSU FAN seconds later after Tom Ross shoveled the face-off to him. Tom Dahlheim and Robbie Harris scored the Hahn a giant at MSU two Minnesota goals in the third period to force the prove-nothing session. overtime By LYNN HENNING Chris Murfey and State News Sports Writer Chaurest scored while both Everybody on the Spartan football team will tell you teams were two men short that Bob "Pudge" Hahn means a midway through the second great deal to MSU athletics. Duffy Daugherty speaks of Hahn's period Friday night to "great support | of the team" and one of Hahn's best friends, Brad Van Pelt, offset an early two goal I says that "You can see his love for the team." cushion that Minnesota had The fact that "Pudge" Hahn is built up. Brendon Moroney only three feet tall doesn't dampen his participation in athletic events at all. propelled the Spartans into And to prove that, the 24 - the lead late in the second year - old MSU student accompanies the Spartans wherever they go, even if it costs period after Ross had ^ him $400 such as his pilgrimage to California for the intercepted a Gopher ^ MSU-USC game did. Hahn is still active in Owosso with the athletic program clearing pass at the Minnesota blue line. . there broadcasting junior varsity football and basketball Minnesota's Jim games over the Owosso radio station. It was in Owosso that Bambucci stunned the 1 Van Pelt and Hahn became acquainted and this, in part, accounted for Hahn's association with the Spartans by scoring five 1 Spartans. seconds into the third "He handles it great," Van Pelt said referring to Hahn's period to deadlock the handicap. "There's times when it bothers him, like when match, but Chaurest pushed I little kids stare. But any of his friends know that he doesn't his second and third goals of want to be treated special." the evening past Shelstad on Daugherty became acquainted with "Pudge" at Owosso consecutive shifts with less where Daugherty frequently plays golf and also through his than ten minutes remaining friendship with Van Pelt. "He follows the games at home or in the contest to provide away," Daugherty said. "He comes from a very fine MSU with the family." opening game win. Van Pelt was previously employed at Hahn's mother's service station in Owosso, the same station that Hahn works "I'm satisfied with the I at now. performance of the team," "Pudge," who also goes under the alias "Spider," has his Bessone added. "We played I seat in the stands like very unorthodox team up everybody else but by halftime he's a j u usually up and around by the team, unable to contain his excitement. here and adjusted to it." The | Spartans have now "If I'm walking off the field at the half and feel a tug on I Tower of strength my jersey," Van Pelt said, "I know it's "Pudge." He's a big accumulated 11 possible 12 points in WCHA of a inspiration to all the guys." competition over the past two weeks. icers It's MONDAY MADNESS [a//s short, HAT ■ Oakland Community College twice built up a four - goal DOMINO'S Win third period play Thursday night and then held off a py by MSU's junior varsity hockey Ptans, 8-6. squad to defeat the PIZZA IMSU's Mike Bownick scored the game's first goal on a Same speedy free delivery, Pjtoway Milleratalso 4:30tallied in theforfirst the period. Doug Gordon and Spartans in the opening "a but OCC scored four times to gain a one • goal but pizza at special prices. Wage. ■ Oakland scored the only goal in the second period and erupted for two goals at the beginning of the final «od before MSU I I A 16" item started its comeback. A 1 2" one item one I I It ^untzicker tipped in a shot from defenseman Todd I I Pizza and 4 T*y but OCC picked up its eighth and final goal minutes Pizza and 2 I I ■ Spartan Glen Menoni beat the opposing goaltender on a Pepsi's only Pepsi's only ■""way and then Miller, a sophomore center from $000 F ' ^red a shorthanded goal Fining. B to end the scoring for 6 *2°° I I I I V tax inc I tried in vain to close the I I gap against OCC in the 351-7100 351-7100 ■■Portion of the I I en >n the period, including pulling goaltender Tom final minutes, but couldn't put the red light j Good 11/20/72 only. No other j Good 11/20/72 only. No other j coupons may be combined with I I coupons may be icombined with I this offer. Trowbridge shop only. | this offer. Trowbridge shop only. Dapiteour name, we can't Promise romance. But we provide introductions o interesting compatible people, ""charge, a modest $5 for at | 5 introductions. Interested? 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Call ASMSU Travel 355 Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 4560, 353 0659 or 332-6047 "14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 2 STATE NEWS with STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 3558255 Classified ids claossified | Automotive Aut< ! <£^>| Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank ism FIREBIRD 1967, 326 4 - speed. VW 1970, grey - blue, like new. Runs great. Body excellent. GIRL NEEDED, Cedar Village THREE PEOPLE needed: 35,000 miles. AM/FM. East CAPITOL CLUB. 371-2620. 5-11-21 $1295. 355-4477.3-11-22 $13 . Cocktail lounge, re FORD PINTO 1972 excellent VW 1969, red, radio, heater, 484-4422°oWli.30an - condition. Only 7,400 miles. ONE GIRL to share beautifully PHONE 355 8255 new tires. Must sell. $850. SORORITY HOUSE room/ Call 355-2747. 2-11-20 882-4183. 2-11-21 decorated apartment. Own board, winter term, $335. For Sale FOR SALE 1969 Simca, room, 2 blocks from campus. 332-8261. 5-11-28 Females only. Call 332-0851. B2-11 20 ^ 'AUTOMOTIVE excellent Motorcycles fa condition, $700. Scooters & Cycles 489-9473. 2-11-20 CHRISTIAN male needs NEEDED: 2 MEN for house STAMPS-COINS SUPPl roommate winter/ BUY - Sell Parts & Service HARLEY SPORTSTER 1972, spring. near campus. $65/ month. Trade U< HONDA COUPE 1972, orange, $67.50. 339-2342 after 9pm. Foreign. Aviation excellent condition. Phone electric start, 3,500 miles. 5-11-28 351 1241. 5-11-28 Grand River. KALIB 5^ •EMPLOYMENT 371-1571. 5-11-20 Stored indoors. Call 332-0112 371-2359 after 6pm. 2-11-22 TWO PEOPLE for four bedroom Monday Saturday, c- * FOR RENT NEED 1 FOR 4 person house, $42.50+. Allen Street, Apartments MAVERICK 1970 - little old BMW's, TRIUMPHS, apartment, winter - spring, DIAMOND RING set schoolteacher will sell for Lansing. Call 482-2580. Cost $800+. Will 9 Houses YAMAHAS! Come out and next to campus. Cedar 3-11-22 sen $1,150. Red, 2 - door, Village, overlooking river. 349-0359 Rooms see the new '73 s. Also evenings. 5 conventional 6, 22,000 miles. $77/ month. Call 332-0398. Yamaha Snowmobiles. NEED ONE man for house in #FOR SALT 349-3367. 2-11-21 3-11-22 UTAH Animals SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, Lansing. Own bedroom. Call LOUDSPEAKER! acoustic MG INC. 2460 North Cedar, 372 4896 after 3pm. 3-11-22 offer. suspension" Mobile Homes MIDGET 1970, black over SUBLET FURNISHED 1 351-0706. 3-n Holt. Just South of I - 96 , *Lost & Found gold, 22,000 miles, 51550. bedroom apartment, winter, overpass. Phone 694-6621. GIRL, OWN room, $75 pei 484-7695. 5-11-21 ' spring. $185/ month. Close C-3-11-22 •PERSONAL <3COD NEWS- TORE NOT PREGNANT- to campus. 332-3308, 3 month, close, call Mary, •PEANUTS PERSONAL - 332-1263. 2-11-21 MGB 1964 Runs! Excellent 8pm. 3-11-22 •REAL EoTATE parts car. - 1966 MGB. Good HONDA 1972. 350 SL. Like OOST FftT!' and up. DEN new, low mileage, blue color, LIBERAL GIRL, own room in •RF.CREATION condition. Sell or trade. $550. Call 487-0093 after ONE GIRL for 3 • man in small house, no deposit, no DISTRIBUTING C0MP 351-2786. 5-11-20 316 North •SERVICE 6pm. 3-11-22 Twyckingham winter only. lease, garage, $62.50. Cedar, Instruction $&my$rb*m/achbu/elanilh*. m/ch. 332-3137. 2-11-21 332-4239 evenings. 1-11 20 City Market. C-3-11- MUSTANG 1966. good engine, Typing Service 'TRANSPORTATION some rust, must sell, $300. 482-8518. 2-11-20 0 GIRL NEEDED, winter term NEED GIRL to sublet, nice Tk jimiiv ( ►WANTED OLDSMOBILE - 1967.4 - door Delmont. $600. Call after MASON BODY SHOP. East Kalamazoo Street since 812 m j® only. Twyckingham, $70/ month. 337-1154. B-1 11-20 house, close to campus. Winter. 351-6789. 5-11-27 SECONDHAND ALL KINDS OF STO • TWO MEN to sublet. Winter FURNITURE RATES • 5pm 332-8426.3-11-21 1940. Complete auto - 2 GIRLS to sublet winter term. NON-STUDENT TV RENTALS $9.50 per spring. Close, $60. 351-0926. painting and collision service. Own rooms. Close to campus. Waitresses, age 18 - 25, 30 hours month, $23 per term; free 5-11-21 OLDSMOBILE 88 1970, 2 - 485-0256. XC-11 30 or more. Call 351-2755 $65/ month. Call 337-2462. No. DAYS delivery, service and pickup. 3-11-21 door, air, many extras. Will between 2 5 pm. 0-11-30 - No deposit. New stereos THREE 5 GIRLS for ACCOUSTIC 360 boss ai consider trade. 337-2138. MUFFLER. BRAKES, shocks available at r? and same rates. Call Twyckingham. Winter only HOUSE FOR family, furnished, 5-11-21 springs installed at Rock PEOPLE NEEDED to do part NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-30 or winter/ spring. 351 4859. 3 Bottom Low Prices. time interviewing in the inner bedrooms, 1 V4 baths, family 5-11-20 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 HEIGHTS AUTO PARTS, city. Work all or any days room, large yard. Lantern | - 485-2276. C-1-11-20 Hill Drive, Marble school 1963, 4 $100. - door, good 482-2383, motor. evenings. from November 27th through December 3rd. Very good Apartments TWO BEDROOM unfurnished district, $250/ month. mobile home, $30/ week. 4-11-22 December 20 - September pay. Hours are your own. Quiet and peaceful. 641-6601 ONE MALE needed winter 10, 351-7703 after 4pm. Must have car. Call Mr. term. Sublet in Cedar Village. 0-11-30 5-11-27 332-5320. 3-11 16 OLDS 98 luxury sedan, 1966. 4 Sankovich at MARKET door, vinyl top, all power, air FOREIGN CAR parts, OPINION RESEARCH, 332-0987. 3-11-21 NEED conditioned, AM/FM, CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 collect, 1-313- 963-0094 ONE girl, Collingwood SUBLET FURNISHED house - House of Time DEADLINE East apartments winter, $75/ 2 excellent condition - inside Kalamazoo Street. 1 between 3pm and 5pm 1 - 2 ROOMMATES for winter bedrooms, 2 miles from 1 P.M. one class month. 351-3514. 5-11-20 MSU. $170. Call 484-2307. day and out. $625. 485-8030, mile West of campus. Monday through Friday only. term, near campus. $50/ before publication. 372-6500. 5-11-21 487-5055. C-11-30 5-11-22 month. 351-2271. 5-11-27 3-11-21 ONE GIRL for winter term, 2 • KEEP man, close to campus. FOUR JEWELRY Cancellations/Co r- OPEL 1972, 1,800 miles, ON TRUCKIN'. Repair PART TIME work, $300 TWYCKINGHAM BEDROOM house. month. 332-3909. 5-11-20 work VW You Unfurnished, rections -12 noon one factory officials car. Bright on bugs, buses or must have car. APARTMENTS has one 4 - $1 70. WATCHES! GIFT red, 90 horsepower engine. Gias. GRAND RIVER Applicants call 489-3494 for man and two 3 - man units 625-3739. 1413 Reo Avenue, class day before 2 GIRLS FOR 4 CITGO. 1054 East Grand - man, sublet see 4 8pm. 3-11-20 10% OFF-WITH A S1,895 CROSBY'S INC., interview appointment. available winter term starting - publications. River. 337-9133. C-11-30 winter/ spring. 551 Albert, 332-9776. 3-11-21 C-11-30 at $60 per man. Call ON CUSTOM ORDER $72.50. Phone 351-1891. The State News will be 351-7166. 5-11-27 2 GIRLS Winter - spring. Near VW BABYSITTING 5-11-20 PEUGEOT GUARANTEED repair. AND light Student Services. Own responsible only for the 404, 1968 station RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and housework, 7:30am $ave money broken leases, 2 first day's incorrect wagon, automatic, air - on CASA DEL rooms. 351-2625. 3-11-21 Okemos Road. 34P-9620. 12:30pm, Monday — Friday bedroom 4 SOL, East Lansing. conditioning. $750. - man apartments insertion. Now available, 1 bedroom . 485-6128.5-11-27 C-11 -30 near Frandor. Call 485-2845 available. 351-3118. 5-11-27 694-0524 All students aos niust he evenings. 9M1-27 | unfurnished apartments. Cat) M.A.C. 351 9020.9-12-1 100 USED vacuum cla prepaid PLYMOUTH CITGO behind 1 GIRL NEEDED Campus - 1966 - Jacobson's. Carburetor and NEED MOTHER'S helper in my Hill Apartments, winter/ Tanks, canisters and upr stationwagon, 9 - passenger. ONE NON-SMOKER for one Guaranteed 1 full tune up specialists. VW home a few hours every year. I New tires, shocks, - spring. 349-2038. 3-11-21 HOUSE IN East Lansing needs exhaust, bedroom, Hull Apartments, and DEN tune parts and service. Bug parking afternoon. $1.25/hour. students. Located on Grand up. - up. Good condition. $9/ month. 332-3117. 355-7774. 3-11-21 MALE TO January through March. Free DISTRIBUTING COMPi $600. 482-6183. 2-11-21 SUBLET. Waters River. 351-9039. 5-11-27 Automotive C-11-30 phone, rent negotiable. 316 N. Cedar, opposite <*-f> Edge. Winter or winter/ PONTIAC GROCERY STORE help needed 353-9100 or 351-3869. Market. C-3-11-22 - 1966, 4 - door. spring. 351-3687. 3-11 21 TWO VACANCIES - Elsworth MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, 3 nights per week. Prefer 8 12-1 Excellent condition, 1 owner, Co-op room/ board $222.50/ Michigan and Grand River. graduate students. Apply at ONE MAN for 4 SEWING MACHINE Clea a,i,n* BUICK . fAonr- power, air, $750. 332-6022. - man. Cedar term. 332-3575. 5-11 23 LeSABRE „ . 1969, 2-11-21 Low cost, expert exhaust QUALITY DAIRY FOOD MALE GRAD to share Sale. Brand new porl excellent condition. $1500. Village, winter/ spring terms. repair. Custom work. Pipe STORE, mobile home starting Winter $49.95, $5 per month. I Call 349-3858. 3-11-22 Trowbridge Road. Phone 337-1285. 3-11-21 bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 3-11-20 term. 351-4857. 5-11-28 selection of reconditi PONTIAC CATALINA, 1967 - 332-2927. C-11-30 CLOSE, used machines. Sin CAMARO 1968 red with 2 door h<»rdtop. automatic, CONVENIENT, 2 - TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, bedroom EAST SIDE near Sparrow, Whites, Necchis, New I- black apartment. Need vinyl top. 327, 3 - povver steerin9 and brakes, general labor, hours girl, sublet winter and/ furnished, attractive 3 rooms TWO MONTH room and "many others," $1 or speed console shift. Needs $650. 351- 5417 after 6pm. Aviation compatible with class and bath, just re-painted, new spring. 351-7178. 5-11-21 to $ 39.95. T body work, Cragar mags, 5-11-20 schedule. Apply shag. Adults, no children. EDWARDS DISTRIBUT must sell, $800. Phone MANPOWER, 2 MALES NEEDED for 4 $130. 484-4041, 484-3292. LEARN TO fly! Complete 105 East man COMPANY, 1115 N 645-9971.5-11-20 RENAULT, 1969 - 14,000 flight Washtenaw call 372-0880. 3-11-22 or winter/ spring. $60/ month. Washington. 489-6' miles, $800. Also custom training. All courses are 0-2-11-20 IMMEDIATE OPENING, Co-op. 351-4132. 4-11-20 C-3-11-22 CAMARO 1971, 350, 4 - speed, built car' Make offer' Phone government and VA certified. GIRL NEEDED Winter or Male. Warm, cheap, food, blue with black vinyl 484-0843.5-11-20 FRANCIS AVIATION. HOUSE PARENTS top. - college ONE GIRL needed for Cedar Winter/ Spring. parking. Close, 351-4490. UPRIGHT PIANO, Must sell! 485-4057. 3-11-20 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. couples to supervise (evenings Village apartment. Call Twyckingham, $60/ month. 2-11-21 condition, just tunei TOYOTA COROLLA Coupe, C-11-30 and weekends) 7 fairly 337-2337. 337-7019. 3-11-22 393-1213. 5-11-28 CHEVROLET, 1969 - Impala 4 1972- 4 " 5Peed' radl0' independent adult girls OWEN GRADUATE dorm Employment KB) (retarded) in newly - door hardtop, automatic excellent condition, 10 NEED ONE man for 4 - man. SUBLEASE, 1 bedroom, single room, winter/ spring, CARPETING, DRAPER V-8, $1 400 332-0303 months old. Asking $1,900. constructed, completely Collingwood, $60. 332-0270. cedar chests, lamps, furnished, $160/ month. Call 353-7070. 3-11-21 5-11-20 355-2751.5-11-21 furnished, ultra modern 2-11-20 - after 6:30pm. 332-3139. accessories, rockers COUNTER SALES homes. Free room and board recliners. Everything fo - Person 3-11-22 MALE QUIET place. No 1 day, 1 ha CORTINA 1968 4 cylinder. 4 and monthly APARTMENT - VOLKSWAGEN experienced in shoe sales. salary. Call SUBLET, 214 home. BELL FURNIT ' 1968, camper Richard cooking or parking. Inquire Cooper, 489-3731. ME* I T' "h bus" Rebu.l, engine, excellent Salary. M.S.U. BOOTERY, 8-12-1 University Villa, Abbott SPARROW NEAR, 1 bedroom at 448 M.A.C. after 5:30pm. 4601 North East S Ifw Sm ? condition. Best offer. Phone 225 East Grand River. Road, East Lansing. Call partially furnished, parking 3-11-21 (North U.S. 27) 487 C _J^_^™j_355j0975. 7-11-28 393-3918 or 393-1230. 5-11-20 WAITRESS FOR newly opened Halstead Management, 351-7910. 3-11-20 and utilities paid. Man 3-11-22 preferred. Phone CUTLASS SUPREME 1970 S"11"28 WANTED - BABYSITTER in downtown cocktail lounge, 332-0322. MEN, WOMEN, ft block 5'2 A.T. KIDS skis, $20.' excellent condition, 455 THE DOME ROOM. Phone CAPITOL VILLA campus, furnished, carpeted, Okemos home, 8am - 5pm. - sublet ski poles. Size 3 ski cubic engine. Must sell!!! VW SQUAREBACK - 1968, $13 - $18 weekly. 215 Louis, Own transportation, 484-4422. 0-5-11-28 bedroom f Reiker, $18, like u NEEDED: ONE for 4 man 351-4495, 3 5pm. 0-10-12-1 393-1447.1-11-20 with air, purchased new in - references. 349-9387 after apartment. Available apartment. 351-04^3. 3-11 22 Florida. Low mileage, very PART Americana 6pm. 5-11-22 TIME student December 1st. 332-3896 EDS EL 1959 4 door sedan, Apartments. Rent negotiable. clean. Must sell! Have new employment with distributor. after 6pm. 3-11-20 VACANCIES, ROOM and excellent condition, low 351-0694. 1-11-20 OUR LOW overhead saves car ordered. Call Rick, Automobile required. BOARD available in several mileage. Sell or trade MOONLIGHTERS WANTED. money . OPTIC for 373-1123 days 349-2780 PARAGON PRODUCTS, NEEDED: TWO girls for cheap or Married couples only. Call NORTH LANSING - Furnished Coop houses winter term. DISCOUNT, 2615 Jeep. 484-7173. 3-11-20 nights. 3-11-22 INC., 351-5800. C-2-11-21 Call 355-8313 for 372-2081 after 6pm. 5-11-27 2 bedroom, spacious, couple Michigan, Lansing. 372- 337-9433. 5-11-22 information. 5-11-20 c-3-11-22 SHUFFLE DRUMMER needed! or working girls, $150 plus 2 OR 3 man sublease. utilities. Security deposit, 1 Country, blues, sweet R&B. Winter, year lease. 627-5823. 1-11-20 Studio, clubs. 351-3050. spring, 731 Apartments. 1-11-20 332-0585 after 6pm. 4-11 -21 Houses If® WAITRESSES ONE GIRL for 4/ man. Waters PLEASANT, EXPERIENCED, Edge, winter, dependable girls for lunch spring. GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet 332-8479. 5-11-20 hour shifts, 10:45am house, $62.50 - per month. 2:15pm, 4, 5, 6 days a week, Call Joann or Linda, NEEDED: ONE man. Four man no Sundays or holidays. Also 351-2549,0-11-30 full time evening shift for - Cedar Village. Winter, girl looking for Spring. 351-1634. 5-11-22 I or 2 PEOPLE FOR house 4 steady employment. Apply in minutes from campus. 2 EFFICIENCY SUBLET $122/ person, JIM'S TIFFANY - driveways, washer and dryer, PLACE, downtown Lansing, month, furnished, close, Stoddard Apartments, dishwasher, 332-3317. mid - Michigan's favorite 5-11-20 place for dining out. 5-11-21 351-6851 evenings. 5-11-22 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, furniture, STRETCH BUDGET dollars! SUBLET FURNISHED 704 South Foster, $200. Also 1 PAST TONY COATS Sell no longer needed bedroom apartment, couple, 417 North Francis, $150. 2 ON GRAND RIVER appliances to cash buyers $175 month, utilities. Close bedroom with Want Ads. Dial unfurnished, 601 Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is to campus. 351-6051 after South Clemens, $125. leasing student units for 355-8255 nowl 5pm. 5-11-20 WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and 485-4917. 5-11-27 furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant One 4-man apartment swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there Resident will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Manager for any maintenance. If you want to be among the first residents of available for Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom unite start at $62.50 - month daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL per man. Model open at 349-3530. Winter and Spring Terms 3. 6. 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. management exclusively by ALL STATE MANAGEMENT *320/ month Use Your CO., INC. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 AMERICANA MASTER CHARGE EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 332-5322 At The STATE NEWS Michigan State University, East Lansing, Micnuu.. Monday, November 20, 1972 15 □si l ](§ | T-!'TUn.E: rooms for J compl.n only Jin IF FIND SOMETHING? DECEMBER 1st is LAST J(gef Used zoom lenses. YOU'VE found furniture a pet or publishing date for State . 23mm »3.6 wide angle 627-9600.0-11-30 article of value, we want to News. Get those ads in earlyl I $89-95- Pion"*r 7M h«lp vou return it. Just come 355-8255. $-11-22 for It's I .reo'speakert, Pioneer PL50 I" to the state What's ipening must be I ,.M turntable. Bell and 50tflUqSRECL,BWinfl $9.95 and up. ma^ines. Consoles Classified Dept. and News tell us received in the State News I Lowell 545 16mm movie Zig " Za« «•* and that you want to place an ad I Peanuts Personal ' j#j I office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least two I 1 «)und projector. Color TV straight stitchers. Also, used in EAST LANSING STATE class days before publication. 1000 used 8 - track vacuum BANK'S found column. No cleaners, $3.50 and As a MARG UND KRISTA: Vieten announcements will be Pub|jc I upes used stereo albums. Z* *LEC™0 GRAND, service EAST Dankl Ihr seid Wirklich suessl accepted by phone. 804 East Michigan, '■ANSING STATE BANK Hours 9 am 5pm. Lansing will run the ad at DGWGS 1-11-20 St. John Student Parish will - no extra Saturday offer folk dance instruction for I second hand store. 9 - 12 noon. 0-11-30 cost to you. DEAR I 509 East Michigan. 8-5:30 I EAST LANSING QV, months. I love Happy three beginners at 8 tonight at 327 MAC Avenue. Monday - Saturday. FENDER you. Hot Intermediate I 485 4 3 91 Master Charge, STRATOCASTER STATE BANK. Ticket. 1-11-20 dancing begins at 9 tonight. KIT; like """* ^sTr^, There will be mostly German BRUCE, I'LL always be brave Shepherd, and cheerful if you'll group at 8 tonight at Edgewood brown, rabies tag; one small always United Church. Men interested tri color beagle, love me tender. WcpltD " men's Schwinn bike, 5 • black. Answer to Sakie mostly LOVE YOU, BEV. 1-11-20 Happy 18. I in dealing with their own sexism and faulty male roles are *rs $50. 332-6640 after COUCH. CHAIR, with and invited. pm. 5-11-22 ottoman. Kitchen matching Zosha. Lost in snowstorm, DONNA Call 332-8185 with ques set Best November 13th, - It's great t< offer. 371-4038. Vicinity / Call after Abbott, M ■ 78. Reward. 6pm. 4-11-22 337-1069. 5-11-28 PIANO - P ELTON LOST: 5 LOOK LOVE and - month terrier - |( IN THE EYE Pomeroy upright, at least 100 Puppy, female, black AND WATCH IT rat tail SMILE. years old. Needs 20 repair $50 Call 353-5988. 3-11-22 RM/jb. 1-11-20 ■ $125,332-1878. 3-1 627-5890.3-11-21 LOST: GIRL'S silver Recreation JcOTT 2513 compact stereo, and black ring. White |*tt, speakers, AM/FM tuner, 337-9416. 3-11-22 pearls. Library. turntable, includes XL-18 speakers. UNION BOARD offers Christmas flight to FLIGHTS X I 1.543^4084. 3-11-20 SHEEPDOG FOUND: PUPPY, black with Jealous of baby. The Dept. of Humanities will London for $185. Stop in Two — white blaze, small bassett - Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. hold a meeting for students s hound type. 482-4947. interested in taking humanities Second floor Union. C-11-30 John N. Moore, professor of natural science, says he believes that the two C-3-11-22 in London or Paris this summer THE CHARTER PEOPLE at 7 p.m. today in 31 Hubbard interpretations of man's origin (evolution and creation) should receive equal time. FOUND: KEY ring, bring Hall. DOBERMAN PUPPY, male, corner of State News photo by Nick Jackson Ann and you Bahamas, $119, Spain, Champion bloodlines, 7 Charles Streets. $239. Hawaii, $269. The ASMSU Legal Aid weeks, first shots. tos-«au. November 15. 332-6310. Dept. ■ « »i»n. 489-3490. Barbados, $270. will have a lawyer available Aruba, 1aMIYA UNIVERSAL m press 3-11-21 i.-J-11-ZZ $257. Call STUDENTOURS, every Wednesday during the fall Prof wary — 120/220 back, ~ term. of bias Any MSU student wishing MINIATURE, MALE, F0UND 351-26Ejp. 8-12-1 JlOOmm f3.5. Aluminum red - SMALL blond an appointment should check with the ASMSU business I camera case. Honeywell 880 Dachshund, 1 year old $25 P"PPV, white feet, pink spot "If office, Real Estate 307 Student Services Bldg., or I strobe, Gossen Luna - Pro. 332-3938. 2-11 -20 on nose- 353-2406. C-3-11 -20 call 3S3-06S9. I $400.355-2751. 3-11 -20 FREE CAT FOUND: BROWN male puppy. and two kittens. CHARMING SPACIOUS older The MSU Scots Highlanders favoring evolution Must Four to six months old; Call pSON EB 0 bass, 15" JBL give away! 351-6769 351-3630. C-3-11-21 home, super convenient to will meet at 7 p.m. today in the is speaker, scales. Phone 3-11-22 the campus. 3 Demonstration Hall Ballroom bedrooms, 1% for Scottish 1 355-6285. 3-1 1-20 baths, sun room, fireplace. highland bagpiping. dancing and SIBERIAN HUSKY pedigree Very solid home, $23,900. COVER PORTABLE spin male, excellent markings, 1 year old. 332-3924. 3-11-22 l/j Call Martha Mertz 339-9466 or Okemos Branch SIMON Heavy Organ will four tons of equipment for a bring its By BECKIE HANES State News Staff Writer with evolution. He said it is possible to the young that scientists are only speculating about the PREGNANT? REAL ESTATE 349-3310. sound and light spectacular to An analysis of textbooks research the ALASKAN WE understand. 3-11-20 MSU theory of origin of man. MALAMUTES - Call us. Tuesday in the for the past five years has natural selection but not the very nice puppies for show Pregnancy Auditorium. Ticket "I'm not a censor and do or counseling. 372-1560. led natural science prof. theory of evolution. All Excellent blood lines. nr. available at the Union. not object to the evolution IISI pets. Service C-11-30 John N. Moore to assert evidence used to support ■ 332 3137. 2-11-21 AKC. Reasonable prices. interpretation being narrow. The Council of Graduate that the discussion of man's the evolution interpretation 349-0458. B-1-11 -20 "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for Students will meet at 6:30 p.m. taught," he said. origin is being slanted; in is circumstantial, according Moore is also B BOOTS, girls 654, buckle, pinning and engagement today in the Con Con Room, favor managing AKC of the evolution to Moore. m, $15. 372-5202 after SIBERIAN HUSKIES notices is 12 noon Thursday International Center. editor of interpretation. Moore a quarterly ■ 530pm. 2-11-21 -$75 and up. OUOBOROS for Friday's paper. 347 explained that published by the Creation KENNELS. Phone 655-3632 The Undergraduate Moore said that the even though scientists can Student Services. S-12-1 Research 5-11-20 Economics Club will meet at evolution interpretation is find similarities Society. The IVERYTHING NEW 25% - 7:30 p.m. today in Union Parlor among nine-year-old society has ff. ELDERLY SUEDE AND leather garments B. Guest predominant in science sDecies, there is no genetic several speakers will discuss hundred members ■ instruments, below Mobile Homes in economics and teaching, motivating him to way to prove they are professionally restored to careers course and is non-profit I Paramount News. C-1-11-20 near new selection. try revitalizing science related. Therefore, he said, a - condition. organization. OKEMOS CLEANERS, 2155 teachings by publicizing the the interpretation that MOBILE HOMES really move The Resource Development "We 5. RIFLES and pistols of creation interpretation. In are not a lobbying when you advertise them for Hamilton Road, Okemos. Club will meet at 7 p.m. today species come from different kinds. Buy, trade, and sell, his classes at MSU, Moore organization, but want to h new and used. Guns sale in the State News Want 349-1910. 0-1-11-20 in 189 Natural Resources Bldg. beginnings is plausible. can A The show in an objective fashion Ads - 355-8255. guest speaker will discuss presents the two idea of separate i be rented for the hunting the two FOR QUALITY employment opportunities. interpretations of the alternatives," ion. Best prices in town. service on same beginnings, the creation SCHULT io are ready stereo equipment, see the data which is Moore said. I £50 guns in stock. See BOB'S - 8' x 35', 1952, r you. Dial used in interpretation, is discussed furnished with shed, on lot STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East |CUN SHOP. 2412 South Grand River.C-11-30 supporting either theory. in scientific literature and it Currently in the n"P»r campus, excellent Hall. "I have is also supported in the Michigan legislature is a bill ir. Call 371 2244. Closed The no quarrel about condition. 332-4952. 8-12:1 equipment display by the the facts," he said. "The which deals with equal time | Sundays. 20-11-23 Instructions Bible, Moore said. profits. Weathervane. The meeting is issue is the interpretation of Through for the two interpretations. STUDENTS - NEWLY WEDS. open to the public. archeologicsl TA TRAVEL trailer, 1966 the facts." research and Should the bill pass, when For minimum investment SINCERE SEEKERS for the GUITAR Flute and drum analysis of - 16', sleeps 6, self - great wisdom and power The folk music of Bulgaria At the annual meeting of molecular DNA, Moore said the origin of man is you can live economically in lessons. Private instruction |contained with shower. Gas this 3 bedroom mobile home. known to the ancients. May available. will be described and illustrated the National Assn. he can support the Old discussed and the evolution Call 485-9834. MARSHALL by Kamen Goleminov, Bulgarian Located in Delhi Manor, write for the free book, THE Biology Teachers in San Testament. interpretation is given in MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-11-20 composer and conductor, at Holt, 10 minutes driving time 9:10 a.m. Tuesday in 339 Case Francisco this fall, Moore Opting for full, free books and discussjons, the without obligation to those to the University. Phone Joan who are interested in f Typing Service Hall. said: "Teachers should be academic freedom, Moore creation interpretation Smith, 694-0177 or ALL duty-bound in academic wants educators to admit to would also be given. STAR REALTY, 694 8181. mystical thought. SCRIBE "* ~~ freedom and responsibility 3-11-23 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call to present AMORC, San Jose, California Sum Con both the general Nancy 349-4431 evenings ISHICA LYNX Employment at National Parks' education model and the - 14, excellent MUST SELLI 1972 95114.0-1-11-20 Vindale, and "The Wilderness of Mt. creation model." ■condition, Instruction ■371-2251. 1969 book, 5-11-21 model. $65. furnished, in carpeted, 2 bedrooms. Beautiful location the woods at 604 East WOULD "our" YOU present like to recycle form of D ISSERTATION, TERM McKinley" at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 326 Natural Science. Everyone is welcome. are "First and second graders getting evolution Ma Bell Gate, King Arthur's Court. government? Check out papers, etc. Experienced exclusively while taxpayers IECTROPHONIC AM/FM Call 484 2134 or 484-6282. FREEDOM HOUSE! 3647 typist, IBM Selectric. Call C. W. Otto volunteers will are paying for the textbooks (itt'eo, autom*^ changer, air Karen, 882-2639. 0-1-11-20 meet .Informally at 7:30 P.m. produced by the Biological billing 7-11-27 Willoughby, Holt, 694-9449. mi today in the Case Hall grill. snsic gQV-*?ners. J. $8o. 353-4274 after Good 3-11-22 Sciences Curriculum ACTIVE MOBILE home THANK - YOU Korean Choir. The Russian and East Study," Moore said. These ■6pm. 5-11-21 FREE A lesson in Theses European Studies Program will textbooks were financed by 10'x55', shed, step, skirting, ... typing, pick own semi- furnished, 2 bedrooms, complexion care. Call printer. Mrs. present part one of the Soviet All MSU students living 10,000 bills that sent PTIQUE CLOCKS - 1 Lippincott, film "Peter I" at 7:30 p.m. Congress and emphasize the we 484-4519 East Michigan or in residence halls who have ■ dndfather, 2 cottage. 2 unique ceiling in living room. 489-6479. 3-11-22 evolution interpretation.. out." 485-7197 Lansing Mall. Tuesday in 102B Wells Hall. ■ knchen, 4 646-6563. 3-11-20 "It's a serious matter used the new direct toll The computer gingerbreads, 1 MERLE NORMAN incorrectly TYPING TERM papers, theses, dialing | fak mantle, 1 weight O.G. COSMETICS STUDIOS. Electric. There will be a general when taxpayers' money is system for long computated the federal tax etc. Experienced. meeting of Women's Liberation distance calls should check the bills, Bury said. hanging kitchen C-3-11-22 used to present the on ■ fak, 1 Gilbert banjo clock. JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. followed by a rap session at their first telephone bills. 7:30 p.m. today at the Women's evolution model as the only Hence some students were ■ Walter 5 30pm, 484-2007. C^lljSO Center, 547 E. Grand River alternative," Moore said. charged too much, others 16-11-27 Reasonable, finan ng STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per COMPLETE THESES Avenue. All women are Claiming the evolution Chances are they've been too little. available. 625-31 1 month, $23 per term. Free , SERVICE. Discount printing. billed the wrong amount. "• 2 piece hunting outfit, 625-7451. 3-11-20 delivery, service and pick-up. IBM typing and binding of interpretation is unscientific, "We blew it," James L. No deposit. TV's available at Moore said the "We first discovered the _»n's size 42. $20. theses. Resumes, The Zoology Club will meet interpretation ROYCRAFT 12' x 52', rates. Call NEJAC, is defined as Bury, manager for Michigan error when students started |"2-1549. 3-11-21 furnished - shaded lot. same 337-1300. C-11-30 publications. Across from at 7:30 p.m. today in 240 one kind Bell said Friday. "Our on campus, corner M.A.C. and Pesticide Research Center. coming from another. He coming to our office to ask TIME Many extras. Holt area. Matthew Zabik will provide a also computer made an error on about the tax," Bury said. platform rocker, Phone 699-2960. 5-11-21 Grand River, below Jones ir of the facilities. warned against J A , . Cesser, vanity, chairs, tables, ■ •ore. 351-1457. 3-11 BOARD EXAM TUTORING Stationery Shop. Call confusing natural selection about 4'500 of around "And when a large number of students kept coming in, Tutoring classes now being COPYGRAPH SERVICES, The MSU Science BE IN the winner's circle with a formed for the 337-1666. C-11-30 Society will meet at we checked the coming computers ("SALE complete darkroom result getting Classified Ad. LSAT, MCAT, DAT board Tuesday in 38 Union tc and found the error." ■ ^ enlarger. $75,489-9473. ■'•'1-20 To reach cash buyers, dial 355-8255 nowl exams. For information call (313) 354-0085.0-2-11-20 TYPING TERM papers theses. Electric typewriter, fast service. Call 349-1904. and Fritz author Leiber and Skipper Nizzi. ne' No U.S. shift seen New phone bills, with the The Student Z correct amounts, have been _J_5JJ;21 issued to all students who CEDAR GREENS today in 404 Natural in mideast p.m. received ANN BROWN. Typing and incorrect bills. multilith Complete dissertations, offset service printing. theses, for Science Bldg. All interested students are welcome. The Block and Bridle Club policy Attached to the bills is a note from Michigan Bell apologizing for the mistake. NEW YORK (AP) - that "with every batch of manuscripts, general typing, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday IBM. 23 years experience. in 110 Anthony Hall. Club and Israeli Prime Minister Golda sophisticated arms comes a Meir said Sunday she Students who haven't yet 349-0850. C-11-30 senior pictures will be taken. group of Russians, paid the bills are asked to Sign up for Little International expected no change in technicians or advisers or throw away the old one and T ransportation tion ][&! and demonstrations. East Lansing Democrats wil American policy on the Middle East now that wljateve themselves - they it can doesn't pay the new one. RIDERS SHARE driving. meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at tht President Nixon has been re make - a particle Those who have already Mpls/St. Paul 11-22, return All Saints Church, 800 N - elected. difference.'" 11-26. 2900 Northwind Drive Abbott Road. Election ol paid the bill will receive a "I don't think it has officers, election analysis anc note on their next bill _No._622._5-1 1-2° 1973 plans will be made. anything to do with pre - explaining how much credit TWO GIRLS need ride to Martin election period or post - election period," she said. 3 power firms the phone company owes Florida after finals. Call Benjamin, asst professor of philosophy, will them, if they were 355-8594. 3-11-20 "I am convinced that he address a colloquim on acted according to his to confer with overcharged; or how much "Pacifism for Pragmatlsts" al they owe the phone 3:30 p.m. today In 334A and B convictions and the company, if they were I1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex Cass Hall. The public Is invited. situation in the Middle East as he knows it — and I think pollution panel undercharged. DON'T FORGET blood comes LANSING l«ni?A«R GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples only from people. Save a life. The Shotgun Club will shoot at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Members he knows it very well. And I Environmental (UPI) officials - Michigan Bell still doesn't Itid » WlNTE". SPRING & SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted Give blood. Professional and other interested persons are don't expect any change in from the state's three major know why the computer Ibdi •"mished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and donors MICHIGAN compensated. COMMUNITY asked to meet In the front lobby policy at all." power companies will meet malfunctioned, Bury said. lite!! a'r " conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking space for BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. to Meir said Israel was ready resume efforts to reach Tuesday with the Michigan But they hope to have all IJ/ res'dent. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private C-11-30 agreement with Egypt, with Air Pollution Control the mistakes worked out lloh!"'65- We a,so"have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want American help, on Commission to discuss and there should be no I Mb amonfl the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom GARAGE, NEAR campus if reopening the Suez Canal. progress toward meeting problems oi. the next bill. hi*? at $85/month pe- man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: possible, newer car used just But she was dubious about antipollution orders. Iffi8631' ■ leases available. MODEL OPEN 12-5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 and 12 - weekends. 355-3729 nights. 3-11-20 TYPING - EXPERIENCE in Egyptian President Anwar Presenting compliance schedules to the commission "We don't mistakes, but when like making we do college thesis work and Sadat's interest in reaching all will be officials from do is be honest AG*MkNTKXCLUSIVEL Y BY ALL STATE MANACEMENT CO., INC. GRADUATE FREAK needs articles for publication. such an agreement. Consumers Power Co., and we can admit it," Bury said. living place - month/ month Graduate engineer, husband, 51-1310 241 E. SAGINAW MWV. SUITE 411 Meir noted Sadat's efforts Detroit Edison Co. and the "And if there was any basis starting January. Doug, available for graphs, charts, to obtain more arms from EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 882-2059. 5-11-22 etc. Phone 627-6127. 3-11-22 Lansing Board of Water and inconvenience caused the Soviet Union, saying Light anyone, we apologize." Pick one to die. Pick one for jail. Pick one to waste away. 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