. ,h« Michigan Volume 65 Number 68 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Inquiry planned in Southern U deaths Witnesses at secret s BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - shooting that the police and deputies Louisiana Atty. Gen. William Guste fired only tear gas. But East Baton said Monday that students and law Rouge Parish Sheriff A1 Amiss enforcement officers will be called acknowledged Sunday that the deaths behind closed doors to testify about a may have been the result of a mistake. confrontation at Southern University "I'm not going to say one of my that left two young blacks dead. men didn't shoot them," Amiss said. Guste said he had decided to "I feel like they did not, but maybe conduct the inquiry in secret because we will never know." of possible criminal charges that might Guste said at a news conference stem from it. that he had named two lawyers, About 200 state troopers patrolled (continued on page 9) the nearly • deserted campus on Monday. The school was closed Thursday after the shooting. Police and National Guardsmen patrolled the campus during the weekend. The last of about 700 Guardsmen left the campus Sunday. Classes are scheduled ASAASU, to resume after the Thanksgiving holiday. The two 20 - year - old students, OBA plan Denver A. Smith of New Roads, La., and Leonard Douglas Brown of Gilbert, La., died during violence that developed when sheriffs deputies and state police moved in to break up a discussion demonstration in front of the administration building. Autopsies By TERI ALBRECHT Solidarity march showed they died of buckshot wounds in the head. State News Staff Writer right, move marchers off a Madison street Monday Gov. Edwin Edwards said last week of Southern University at Baton Rouge, La., where two black Lng a protest trek from the University of Wisconsin campus that a law officer could mistakenly The Office of Black Affairs (OBA) I the state capitol. The march was in sympathy with students students were killed last week. have fired buckshot instead of a tear will make a presentation to ASMSU at AP wirephoto gas canister. Authorities said after the 6:30 tonight in McDonel Hall kiva concerning the alleged exclusion of yhite students from a speech by Stokely Carmichael last week. Kissinger begins secret talks The nature of the presentation is unknown. James Weathers, OBA director, was not available for comment Monday. 12 hours after pRIS ■") (AP) Henry A. Kissinger arriving from strong French police escort. Police newsmen with the help of police and It was Kissinger's 21st secret session ASMSU president Ron Wahuia said North Vietnamese Washington. He told newsmen at Orly threatened to firearms to stop one heavy rain. that OBA will be use with the North Vietnamese since given the somewhere in the Paris airport that Nixon had instructed him television crew following Tho from his American and North Vietnamese 1969, on the sidelines of the four - opportunity to present its case and I Monday to begin what may be the to pursue the new session "as long as is suburban residence to the meeting. officials declined to comment on the sided peace conference comprising that anyone who wishes to express an the I phase of the search for useful." negotiations, intended to clarify the United States, Hanoi, Saigon and opinion will be allowed to do so. the |rein Vietnam. Kissinger and Hanoi's chief Kissinger emerged from the peace agreement drafted by Kissinger Viet Cong. Wahuia said some of the white ■sident Nixon's security adviser negotiator, Le Due Tho, were driven downtown U.S. Embassy residence in and Tho last month. Kissinger said on Sullivan took students involved in the incident are part in the secret It into the secret meeting less than to their secret meeting place under a white limousine and evaded arrival, a quick settlement is probable expected to be present. meetings for the first time. In April if Hanoi shows the same good will as "Some of these students carried 1968, Sullivan, then U.S. ambassador the United States. Informants said to Laos, made the first direct tape recorders with them into Conrad and have comments on only that the two had agreed to meet American contact with Hanoi in secret tape which will again Tuesday afternoon. talks with North Vietnamese officials substantiate any claims I may make," HAL RESPONSIBILITY Representatives of the Saigon government and the Viet Cong in the Laotian capital, Vientiane. Sullivan's talks prepared the way Wahuia added. In a news conference Friday, remained excluded from the secret for the semipublic peace negotiations Weathers said that contrary to reports. talks. Kissinger promised to consult (continued on page 11) (continued day by day with Pham Dang Lam, on page 11) hvestmenf-a new role head of the South Vietnamese delegation to the peace talks. The Hanoi spokesman, Nguyen Thanh Le, said there would be contact between Tho and Mrs. similar close Residents V NANCI PARSONS on any proxy vote, when social which it has investments," but it Nguyen Thi Binh, head of the Viet Cong I State responsibility is involved. should also seek to avoid "socially News Staff Writer concept of social responsibility 1971 Social responsibility, an idea that has been under consideration since the battle over the University's negative investments." •The performance of MSU's delegation. Kissinger was accompanied to the secret meeting by his chief military over Hubbord investment counselors should be By BECKIE HANES ■«n lnjected into the General Motors proxy, was one of the aide, Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr., and University's reviewed periodically. State News Staff Writer investment. innovations supported by the recent Such by the deputy asst. secretary of state performance should be for Southeast Asian affairs, William H. Students in Hubbard Hall have investment policy, adopted war committee. measured primarily by "optimal Sullivan. reached the end of their rope — or the ■5 b()ard of trustees Friday, MSU's new policy provides these investment criteria such as returns and that individuals Tho, a member of North Vietnam's end of tolerating cafeteria meals — and or groups guidelines for investments: risks," but MSU may choose not to Politburo, was accompanied by Xuan are publicizing their complaints. J, J "1 the University may ask •The University "cannot and follow the advice of investment Thuy, nominal head of the Hanoi In a letter to the State News ■iJm <>f any comPany in the should not be expected to police a peace delegation, and Nguyen Co Monday, the hall management and l °I'o or may raise a question large number of public corporations in (continued on page 9) Thach, deputy foreign minister. food service came under attack. "Students are expected to eat watered down soup, uncooked rolls, leathery meat and stale buns," a letter Gripes hall lockups signed by 68 residents said. grow over Another major complaint was that the cutback of student shifts in the cafeteria has resulted in self-service food items which is unsanitary, BV ROBERT BAO according to the distraught students. [ State News Staff Writer Also, the demise of student shifts in the middle of the term is unfair L.ne* lock up policy in residence because most students rely on this ■ ped slash campus crimes money to pay for schooling, the letter stated. lun r "ublic one"ha'f.'officials at the Food service manager, Charles D. Safety report. Staton said Monday that he has talked Ijh n,any !,a" residents grumble with one student about the self service ic e' Sfcurily but useless a nieasure is not on'y a pudding who objected to that method Debby Dick, Detroit one. of service. But another student praised sophomore, eyes Hubbard ■J!* 'Ias ,)een a definite decrease the ■ denre hall thefts," method, Staton said. graffiti which is being Capt. Adam "We have had self service food for wth ,ast week- "It would many years and it's not unsanitary," combatted by hall management. fc,' ,' at 'L'ast part of this is due Staton said. "It doesn't take away P'OCk-up policy." from the quality of the food." getting little response this fall, LSa!d residence hall thefts "We have been submitting suggestions in according to Staton. About six October have dwindled students attended the last year to 37 this the cafeteria suggestion box and meeting. year, while "The purpose is to communicate nothing is being done about it," Lynn ICh nuinber of campus crimes Johnston, Royal Oak sophomore, said between the students and myself ILi through October has Monday. She wrote the letter and rather than have unhappiness and Nofr?!" L 1'0 over 773 l° 498 ~ 8 one "et collected the signatures. petitions," he said. year. "The food here is like any other L?ny s| 11 dents, like Janice Pitt, Disagreeing, Staton said that the suggestion box gets few suggestions. dorm's," Kathi Johnson, a resident |fte.iyear "sident of Phillips Hall, The box held only two graduate adviser said. She attributed IservpH1?" li. to security Program" has cage the residents, not from the weekend he said. suggestions many of the complaints to the Nor is such backlash isolated to Some residents of Wilson Hall, for Staton said he has talked with students adjusting to new "If someone wants to rape you only only a handful of malcontents. example, have even banded into an ad one student about the food management. it o 1 stinks," she said. "It's a badly enough," she reasoned, "they II Michael Klepinger, hoc committee to change the rules. situation, "This year, we have a completely somehow." c Farmington adding he would appreciate it if dto bl for8ot my ID card and sneak in ,. .. sophomore and residence hall The rules, in effect this term, students would come in to talk with new staff and the students had gotten 1,1, S my way j,ack jnto the Such backlash is not altogether used to the old people," she said. receptionist, said he has "talked to a require that all residence hall entrances him in person. rootless. Reported assaults in residence million people and not one likes the The letter also cited be locked at midnight weekdays and 1 The food committee at Hubbard examples of halls, for example, such as rapes and idea of locked doors." a.m. weekends. Past the deadlines, Hall which serves as a communication mismanagement on the part of the hall Fat nit°liarged lhat the ,ocked beating, have remained near the same A spot check by the State News manager, William Bell. Bel) was link between the food supervisor and ■Vety 1,as done nothing for beating this October as for Octover confirmed at least some discontent. (continued on page 11) representatives from each floor is (continued 1971. on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 2], „ ice neglect of blacks toll summary when By CAROL MORELLO State News Staff Writer Ghetto blacks do not cooperate with police officers they believe police treat them physically and emotionally harsh because of their color, Earl Wheeler, the more empathy for the ghetto situation than officers who grew up there. Duncan said a major problem in police-community relations is that citizens are too busy, too lazy or too afraid to participate in programs to improve relations. than 100 leaders have participated. Robert Trojanowicz, associate justice and moderator of the often scapegoats for conditions the law enforcement system. professor r program sain J," 0 and problem^!0?0!^at director of human relations for the He cited a ride-along program offered by the Saginaw "We believe that the e| Dept., said Monday. Highland Park Police Police Dept., which encourages religious leaders to examine power structure who very blame the groups of Dolitim I Wheeler spoke to an audience of about 200 police work and to explain their impressions to their who are police exploiting the community," he said are tZ I officers and citizens from 16 police Michigan cities gathered for a congregations. Unfortunately, he added, only 14 of more at each other's throats so we don't ''Th"1*! "All the election proved conference on community-police relations at source is." identify Kellogg 'wnothe| was that the people didn t Center. want this particular (abortion) Wheeler said that blacks are taxed without representation Abortion because they pay police protection and receive ref law, but I think the majority none. "Blacks got differential treatment, of the people have long under-protection and excessive suspicion," Wheeler added. indicated that they favor Wheeler said the reason so abortion reform." members arc in prison is because many minority group they are not judged by expected in state Housl their peers in the judicial and law enforcement process. "When you talk about crime in the State Sen. Gilbert Burshey. ghetto, you have to include unemployment and inequality, not just R-Ann Arbor breaking-and-enterings," he said. By LINDA WERFELMAN ruled unconstitutional delay consideration of new Wheeler said police officers suffer a by "But I don't identification. problem of role State News Staff Writer the courts. abortion legislation until the the legislative know I "Police are not trained to serve the The impetus for future Four cases involving the courts have announced a be toward attitudJ community," he said. Michigan abortion reform abortion! "They are trained to be enforcers. Niney per cent of their constitutionality of ruling. added. '' time is not spent catching felons, but legislation should rest with Michigan abortion laws are serving the the state House of community." now pending before the Charles Duncan of the Saginaw Police Representatives, the state state Supreme Court. Dept. theorized Arms talks open today that one reason why large numbers of blacks are in because the community atmosphere is conducive to crime. "Blacks get introduced to crime at a prison is senator introducing pro-abortion responsible for laws past said "The question also would be whether we would have the votes to get it out of Republicans plar very early age when recently. The United States and the Soviet Union launch they seecrimeevery day on their streets," he said. committee if an abortion I bill State Sen. Gilbert SALT II today and both seem optimistic that they will achieve a permanent curb on offensive nuclear He added he has observed that white police officers have Bursley, R-Ann sponsor of three earlier Arbor, wre proposed," Jondahl added. "All the election proved county conventic Republican party precinct delegates will weapons. abortion reform laws, said was that the people didn't 32 members for their 1974 Executive gather to] he would not introduce a Committee whJ to Priority in the initial go discussions here is officially to the establishment of a DOMINO'S fourth expected bill, though he want this particular law," Bursley said. "But I think Ingham County Flail Republican Convention convert 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Lansing Room of the Olds] Standing one or more new the majority of the people Hotel in Lansing. Consultative Commission provided for under the members of the state House have long indicated that permanent to treaty limiting the ABMs. The body is consider the PIZZA of Representative would. H. Lynn Jondahl, they favor abortion." Several hundred delegates must select members that comprise the party's half of executive com treaty's operations on a regular The 20-week limit should Winning or losing candidates in the last election c< basis, including questions of receirtly elected the first half — 32 out of 64 members. compliance, and representative from East remain part of the new would also accept complaints. 50'oH Lansing, said he would initiate or support an legislation if that time requirement would not The convention is technically being reconvened fi session that took place before the Nov. 7 election. I Busfield, Republican party county chairman, said th« (with coupon) abortion reform bill, if that impede legislative approval New anthem proposed seemed to be the best means of the law. Jondahl argued. election would be discussed, and also plans for future work. of achieving abortion An election controversy 351-7100 reform. Continued opposition of The Republicans lost control of the Board of Commissioners in the fall election. Ingham C< loomed in Australia "The major question now House Speaker William They hav< the majority since 1969, when the board of Monday over the opposition Labor party proposal good on any pizza would be a question of Ryan, D-Detroit, could supervisoi to replace "God Save the Queen" as the national again prevent house passage restructured into the county commission, ono coupon por pizza strategy," Jondahl said, Helen Ev Good thru Sun. Nov. 26. Trowbcidg# Shop only of the bill, Jondahl said. secretary to the commissioners said. anthem. adding that legislative action The selection of the 32 new members "It's time we had our own symbols of our own might be unnecessary if Ryan said last week the will have effect on present party structure, Busfield said, sin Michigan abortion laws are legislature probably would nationhood." labor leader Gough Whitlam told the no major changes will be made until the 61 ■ meeting in the New South Wales country town of committee convenes in February to elect new party of for the county level Republican Griffith. "It's time we had our own national anthem." Get into a good Small 12"one item j I#'*""" party. Discussion is apt to be heated, with dissent different factions within the party, Busfield commen Pizza and two A recent national poll revealed 70 per cent of TZt/Ujfh ticl "When you've just lost control of the Australians want a new anthem. Favorites were "God Bless Australia" to the tune of thing tonight! Cokes! 3551826 commissioners, you never know what will happen added. county b Matilda" and "Advatlce Australia Fair." "Waltzing $2.00 The. Gift Giving Season is Approaching, (SAVE * 70!) ©I so take advantage of MSU Bookstore 's © Leaning tower braced lA OFF SALE Medium 14"one item S The Leaning Tower of Pisa, the world - renowned Italian landmark, will soon be trussed Pizza and three ) on into a harness of steel cables to Cokes! keep it from toppling while a cure for its possibly fatal list is Assorted sought. The round, eight - story tower, begun in 1174, has a list estimated at 14 feet out $2.50 (SAVE $1.05!) 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Fuel Requirements and Sources of Supply, described the Persian Gulf region as being of MEET, RAP AND BROWN BAG IT (IF HUNGER STRIKES] IACKSON "critical international importance." FBI recovers records Paul C. Young, special FBI office here, said agent ip charge of the Monday agents recovered in WITH KIRK HANSON, NACBS the Kansas City area material taken from the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Washington during its recent occupancy. Young said two investigations the campus Lawrence, Kan. He said the books, records, paintings and artifacts and taken under warrants from individuals were of Haskell Indian Institute conducted at articles at nearby included were and from Brainstorming for Affirmative Social Action two autos. Court upholds helmet law The justices ruled unanimously that a Massachusetts law requiring wear crash helmets was motorcycle riders constitutional. to SEE YOU TODAY ... 3:00 PM ... EPPLEY CENTER'S TEAK BOOM They ruled against Charles Simon of Foxboro, Mass., who had claimed that the requirement "is not a reasonable intrusion Don't Miss this one. Help form an active enacted to further a legitimate state on individual interest. liberty campus organization of students A special three - dismissed Simon's judge federal panel in Boston suit in June, concerned with reshaping the social responses of American Business argument rejecting his that his constitutional rights were * violated by the state law. NATIONAL AFFILIATION OF CONCERNED BUSINESS STUDENTS mmambb^—mmmzzmEzzzzm ember2l,|, Tuesday, November 21, 1972 3 Circuit UNTIL DISPUTE SETTLED "Ocv Judge By DEBBIE CALKINS names rent furnace, but Mrs. Ziegler the house turned off, Hicks collector costs, other expenses that The tenants asked State News Staff Writer indicated she wanted to tear said. the tenants have assumed PIRGIM for legal assistance the house down instead. The complaint, filed on due to the lack of heat, and at the Friday, the Zieglers also behalf of the tenants, asks beginning of the general inconvenience and month after the Ingham County Circuit tried to have the water in for $5,000 to cover court Zieglers Court suffering, Hicks explained. failed to repair or replace Judge Donald L. the furnace. Then, PIRGIM Reisig Monday placed Edward Noonan, East requested that the city take Lansing attorney, in charge of the rent payments for eight local tenants who have Cabinet s court action to get heat for the tenants to as an alternative demolishing the house. Hicks said he hopes the been without heat for more tenants will hinted than one month. get a new Public Interest Research Group in Michigan (PIRGIM) and the city of East Lansing Monday filed a complaint in the court for THURMONT, Md. (AP) Ziegler said, have Donald by furnace and the $5,000 in damages as a result of the complaint filed Monday. "The city of East Lansing has broken the Rumsfeld, $5,000 damages on benalf — Plunging deeper into the "expressed the desire to ground for other cities to reportedly being considered of the tenants against the planning of a second - term take on different as a successor to housing get into these actions," he said. owners of the house at 923 shakeup. President Nixon responsibilities" in and urban development Burcham Drive. signalled Monday a major In the past, city building government. secretary George Romney. Owners of the house, shuffle of cabinet members The spokesman Nixon believes there is a inspectors have simply Helen and George Ziegler, before Inauguration Day. condemned houses in acknowledged that shifting "tendency after a landslide not As he began the second officials from one cabinet - situations as this, Hicks said. were present when victory for an week of an extended stay at "The city has been Reisig appointed Noonan level to another is under administration to perhaps receiver of the tenants' rent. his Camp David retreat, consideration. go downhill," Ziegler said, extremely cooperative and The Nixon paused in a series of has set a precedent for other Zieglers will be At least two of the and is seeking "freshness. . . cities to follow in the summoned to appear before mountaintop meetings with cabinet - level officials who new ideas so a second term Reisig in court Dec. 1. administration officials to conferred with Nixon can achieve new heights." future," he said. receive reports from his Since the furnace quit Reisig will then decide if Monday are reported The spokesman said Noonan should continue as Vietnam negotiator, Henry i n terested in other Nixon will announce his working Oct. 17, some of the tenants have moved out receiver. Kissinger. government posts. They are decisions on personnel of the house temporarily PIRGIM legal director, The White House refused Elliot Richardson, now changes and structural shifts Bob Hicks, said that Reisig and are staying with friends. to discuss the content of secretary of Health as they are made. He said appointed Noonan as Kissinger's new round of Education and Welfare, who Nixon hopes to complete receiver of the rent because talks with the North is mentioned as a possible the scope of the the lack of heat was Vietnamese in Paris, but secretary of state; and Cost reorganization by mid - recognized as an emergency said a second session would of Living Council director December. situation. be held today. The tenants at 923 Nixon spent the bulk of a Burcham Drive paid the gray winter day conferring Seek injun landlords about $500 in back rent in October. The on reorganization plans with six officials who shuttled to Quality color iv tenants had thought the the presidential retreat 75 ■ Residents of 923 Burcham Drive filed for an injunction against their landlady in money would be placed as a miles northwest of ■ circuit court Monday. They include, from left, Sandra Jenkins; Bob Hicks, PIRGIM I legal director; Charles Ipcar and Claire von Buchwald. State News photo by Milt Horst down payment on a Washington and limousine. by helicopter Service Press secretary Ronald L. * T REASONABLE RATES Admiral tells house Ziegler said the President had not decided the makeup of his second - term cabinet, but said Nixon was holding the series of meetings to Electronics Joint Naval laxness determine the wishes of each member. personal Some cabinet officials, IIND*R LUMS 332-0265 |WASHINGTON (AP) -- Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr.. agenda during the five - hour flight to California. K of naval operations, had a quick and short answer londay for a special House subcommittee's inquiry The chairman said in an opening statement released MOOSUSKI publicly that his subcommittee's objectives are to gather Ihether racial incidents on two aircraft carriers were facts on the two carrier incidents and to "determine Inked by permissiveness in the Navy. whether these incidents are symptomatic of a general MEETING I "There is absolutely none," Zumwalt said. decline in the traditionally high standard of conduct of U.S. ■ The admiral told Tf the special newsmen House outside armed a closed services - door session Navy personnel." TONIGHT! investigating Jbcommittee ■ He said he had that "it is a very fair group of congressman." The State News is no problem with the opening statement published by the students of J Chairman Floyd V. Hicks, D-VVash.. that the Michigan State University every class day during Fall, ommittee's aim is to determine if the racial incidents Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, EVERYONE WELCOME! breakdown of Navy discipline as a result of Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a amissiveness, because, he said, there is no permissiveness. special Welcome Week edition is ♦Equipment display by the Weathervane - featuring published in '73 lines. I He said (he Navy will carry out Secretary of Defense September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. win R. Laird's policy of an equal opportunity in the Member Associated •Great ski flick Press, United Press ftnices without regard to race. International. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan ♦Door prizes - lift ticken clothing, etc. | waft Zumwalt was asked if the two racial incidents aboard the Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan *Sign up for trips - limi'jd spaces are available for Aspen trip carriers Constellation and Kitty Hawk might have »linked to alleged permissiveness by senior Navy brass Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Dec. 9 - flight only $99 round trip — package $230 ALMOST {runtled by his reforms. Editorial and business offices at 345 Lansing, Mich. MOOSUSKI Office 240 Men's IM 353-5199 M-F 2-5PM Student Services II certainly would not think the admirals we have in the Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing fry would do anything like that," Zumwalt replied. Michigan, 48823. ■ Hicks said his three - man subcommittee would * Diego after an afternoon session Monday, but said he •not know what it would do when it fly to Phones: poor Hi6H. got there. News/Editorial 355-8252 I "hen a newsman asked, "Why are you going if you don't Classified Ads 'what you want to do?" 355-8255 Rep. Alexander Pirnie, Display Advertising 353-6400 P replied: "We're going to take appropriate steps to Business Office 355-3447 ... ,^J«igate." Photographic 355-8311 centa^H®c'B said the three congressmen planned to work out an Campus Information 353-8700 TKei<\ ce blamed Open Thursday and Friday evenings until nine ro the for 5 auto T 'OHI T£ pccidents ANP If'v e automobile Jwnts were reported on U™PUs between 8 and 9 GOLO sets the boot on a Monday. "routed the accidents to Fconditions and said the J* treacherous Police platform. . .the pant boot, V£WR areas were the coat boot, the new P "®ges and near parking Xs No estimates of image's were available. wear-with-everything boot ■in >7 Were also reported two s and tepes worth stolen from two of sleek, close-fitting shiny com, ® Parked lk/en Thursday in Lot X and stretch vinyl. Black, navy, rpUB-! ■L* a window in brown, bone or white. $28. r win's Furniture Store el rd broken ,{'ver Avenue was Thursday E° d A cue ball was lying in the display .ANDLUBBER* Pliee "ns.'j0 the window, oatesa jeans scene. ien t no ProPerty [rom the window. was .. .sted western blue denim Jbed In red: waist 26-38; 'ft, medium, long and extra- /; about $8. Single pleated, _ .yaisted, blue denim jeans; 2€h38; short, medium, long; about $10. Visit your campus SS3ff£)Gne«r §J826 .JacobBon'B denim 'Acsj^ Cone makes fabrics people live in. EDITORIALS Veterans sh plea at Was The Vietnam War veterans veterans expect a better who have been demonstrating on reception in the future. the steps of the state Capitol Of course, it was the U.S. over the defeat of the Proposal E government rather than the state referendum would accomplish of Michigan which sent soldiers more by channeling their to Vietnam. While these veterans are Michigan protests to Washington. citizens, the federal Protests in Lansing and angry government must assume the letters in newspapers denouncing major role in assisting these Michigan voters for defeating individuals whose lives were Proposal E are less likely to disrupted to go fight a war. improve the government benefits There is nothing wrong with for veterans than complaints to peaceful public protest. The the U.S. government. The Bonus Marchers of World War I veterans are disappointed and not only brought out the embittered that Michigan voters National Guard in Washington, did not approve Proposal E but also alerted the public to the which would have extended needs of those veterans. more bonuses and educational While it is overly emotional to benefits to these former lambaste Michigan voters for servicemen. defeating Proposal E, some of the other grievances of the The defeat of Proposal E veterans are more reasonable and came was as a surprise to many and probably motivated more deserve veteran more attention. The JANE SEABERRY protesters have charged out of citizen frustration with that current programs are the economy than disagreement hampered by bureaucratic delays with the idea of helping veterans. Proposal E was put democratic test of the voters and to a and poor administration of the state Veterans Trust Fund. The veterans as a special Conrad becomes failed. Rather than criticizing the interest group merit concern, but voters, the veterans would be Long after black leaders and their trying to be like those cool black his way toward true angry rhetoric is less effective in blackness. He blacks whenever they are wiser to follow the lead of ideologies have come and gone, tales of people: I had my Afro, I ate barbecued wrong. was ready. Lansing than in Washington. the "Conrad Incident" will echo chicken and greens on soul dinner days abortion reform lobbyists. More Veterans are encouraged to turn through the generations. in the cafeteria. I even tried to lose Many whites felt they my Another white education of the public and of to the federal government for a midwestern twang and say "Y'all" member of the emPathize with the black struj Many who are students now will tell audience, an MSU professor expressed stnce they saw °PPressi°n of government officials is needed if redress of their grievances. their children and grandchildren about ' Vietnamese people within the lastffl a great leader, ■■■mm years and perhaps knew a philosopher and thinker, Stokeley Carmichael, and how football player on campus. blaf They | he aroused so much black pride and "Like wow. man," he said, "It really freaked me not realize they will never be black. 1 City's white disgust on the apathetic MSU action campus. Formerly recognized only for its out, man. Here I was trying to be like those black people: I had chicken and greens on soul dinner my Afro, 1 ate barbecued cool Other whites said that really well-meaning and just wanted1 help. They were disappointed tl they East Lansing city officials has set a precedent for days in the their help and supervision was midnight horror flicks and as a cafeteria. I even tried to lose my midwestern deserve commendation for participation in housing affairs twang accepted. However, there are m warm-up station for bus users, Conrad and say "Y'all" instead supporting a complaint filed by which must continue. It is also Hall became a landmark for blacks at of "You guys" and "Hev, things that black people cann what's the deal" instead the Public Interest Research very encouraging to see PIRGIM MSU. of "Hi guy." / don't explain to aliens and should not understand why they didn't obligated to do. If black people Group in Michigan (PIRGIM) set to work on this case and As most folk tales go, which accept me as their the need to join each other and dis are own." against the owners of a house at recruit strength from the city. passed on by word of mouth, there common bonds and goals, are they shou 923 Burcham Drive. many versions of what be able to do this without these lit happened at The building at 923 Burcham Rather than return to its old that purportedly closed - meeting that "helpful" intrusions. was occpuied by eight students ways the city should continue November n,eht in Conrad H.II. instead of "You guys" and with a furnace which badly the trend in intervening "Hey, his disgust at the whole handling —f of .. Some &N6ea pi/L-F/U/N^ will push social issues By LINDA WERFELMAN Michigan legislature, like the Congress, Jondahl said he also will develop an State News Staff Writer has lost power to the executive branch internship for college students in the of government. 59th District, especially those in James Election of 26 new representatives to the Michigan Strong legislative action on a Madison and Justin Morrill colleges. legislature should give number of issues, including some the House of Representatives the Lobbying action could be instituted which will affect the University and if the proposed tenant rights bill, impetus to push through bills dealing with social issues, H. Lynn Jondahl, students, could strengthen legislative which passed the House of rece n 11 y-ele ct ed Democratic influence, Jondahl said. Representatives earlier this year, AA ^i?^.THE WINT6R...HAVE 6CJ0P TIME ...ILL representative from the 59th District, "My hunch is that I'm going to remains stuck in a Senate committee, SEE WU have to be a very strong advocate of he added. IN THE SPRING. s said in a recent interview. "We now have an executive office higher education," Jondahl said. "I "It seems to me there's enough don't think there is any overwhelming momentum and a plethora of committees," on housing to get the bill Jondahl said. "But I hope we will have support for higher education now." out," he said. "I don't think there is The support Jondahl and other new major opposition to it from the a group of legislators who will say we covet our representatives offer educational landlords." responsiblity." He compared state spending bills could heavily influence Passage of the tenant rights bill and government to state expenditures for state proposed East Lansing housing federal government, adding that the colleges a and universities, he said. ordinance or some type of tenant activism are necessary to prevent iOO continuation of "piecemeal ripoffs of turn out to gob individual students" in East Lansing rental housing, he said. Jondahl also suggested the reform of voter registration and election regulations to encourage more massive By ROBERT BAO to the beat of the Pillowcayse. "We began this tradition in 1967 as reached an all time high. till registration of 18 to 20-year-olds and - near collapse by the end of the State News Staff Writer The event an informal get - together," Halvangis While everyone contributed to the evening. to make voting less an exercise of — perhaps the grandest recalled. "But each year it got patience. Thanksgiving celebration in MSU bigger dinner, some went beyond the call of The rock band Pillowcayse, led pygobbled 10 20-pound turkeys, and bigger. This year, students said by memory - was staged Sunday at the duty, working around the clock. They guitarist Larry Wicket, an ex - resident jd f0ur kegs of beer and danced 'screw it' and got it all together." include "In close races, waiting in line American Legion Hall by more than Smiley Briney, Pontiac of Snyder Hall, provided the becomes a very crucial factor," he 300 Justin Morrill College students sophomore, Cindy Keils, Pontiac entertainment free of They formed a Committee of 200 charge. said. "But the evidence is that almost and Snyder - Phillips residents. to senior, Elaine Ziemba, Jackson organize the gala, he explained. Two other performers had been no people sophomore, and Barbara Haimes, New were discouraged by the After some initial problems, the idea scheduled to sing, but suffered from long lines. It's a tribute to their It symbolized, for many who York City senior. spread like a chain reaction among finger injuries just before Sunday, patience, not to the way the system attended, the tightly • knit sense of And Sny-Phyers and JMCers, eventually Zorba, of course, who worked Halvangis explained. works." community that has distinguished JMC turning out more than 300 volunteers. from the sprawling MSU campus. Bill (Zorba the Creek) Halvangis, Some JMC faculty members the party with their families. So did joined BY PROPOSAL FIGHTER Detroit senior and grandaddy of the newly - elected state Rep. Lynn feast, explained that everyone pitched Jondahl and economist C. Patric in, providing home - cooked dishes, (Lash) Larrowe, who identified New school aid asked rides or clean - up skills, to make it a himself as the "guru - in -residence' success. of Snyder Hall. 'I think it can be a step towards The impact of the cooperative togetherness," he noted. effort on those who attended was LANSING (UPI) — A legislator who led the fight against could save $200,000 a year if they'd become more typified by the reaction of Stewart Pervaded with buoyancy and happy passage of the property tax proposal on the November efficient," he said. Lachman, Birmingham senior, who ballot says it is time for the "There's no reason the legislature can't demand better kinship, the celebration by nightfall announced over a microphone: governor and legislature to clean up school financing from the inside. financial performance out of our administrators and school began to resemble what one person "I think we ought to be boards." lout 300 Justin Morrill called "a Polish wedding without the "What's happening concentrating on how well our here now proves schools are spending the money He said a system of budget accounting where schools students gathered for a bride and groom." how far we've gone they get right now." said e since last year. No Senate Taxation Chairman Harry De Maso, R - Battle must prove how much they need in school aid every year bummers!" |rkey feast Sunday at the At one point, the spirit more Creek. "I think sloppy management and spending is from the state should be established. "Each school district owes it to the taxpayer to wican Legion home. overwhelmed Halvangis as he rose to He responsible for the mess a lot of schools are in today." prove explained that the "rising what it needs to operate," he said. State News photo by address the group. Besides a roaring De Maso said the issue of energy level" in JMC signaled a return property tax relief ought to "I'm not talking about doing away with school standing ovation, he received subjects a cherry "to the heights of 1970," a period come after schools clean up their money management. or teachers. I'm talking about just plain waste with C.L. 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Concrete plans for band keys each and every halftime Sports 11 There was a very good performance are made by reason that the musical Bloomquist and Dave score from "Fiddler on the Catron, asst. director of Roof" was selected as bands, in March or April halftime entertainment at prior to the football season. the Oct. 7 MSU—Notre A spring meeting is held sidelines or where they are The band members Dame game. to determine who will be needed on the field. receive no direct Because it was believed coming back among the Should someone develop members of the band and compensation for their that such an arrangement a sprained ankle, or illness work. Since they must included all the ingredients by May 1 Bloomquist and of some sort, or should they begin drills one week before fall H necessary to entertain Catron know exactly what simply fail to meet band uj i term they will be presenting to commences, the people. standards, the reserves are that the MSU fans. By Aug. 1 it's utilized. University does absorb costs And is what the until dorm contracts take MSU Marching Band on paper. "We look for the very over. concerns themselves with on Being a member of the best," Bloomquist said in reference to who is selected During the initial week Saturday afternoons during Spartan marching band is a the band will work 12 hours MSU's home football prestigious honor, as any for the band. "They gain a day in an attempt to get season, entertainment. prospective member must admission by how they all of the fundamentals out "Our object is to petition the band play—not how they march. of the way. Once classes entertain people," MSU director of bands Kenneth Bloomquist stated flatly. department for an audition if he or she wishes to be considered. Afterwards everything." we look at begin, students work out six and one-half hours a week, drilling one hour a day for SI "We present to the fans There were 231 members I five days and having a what we think will entertain of the squad at the | special 90 minute evening them...it's really a matter of show business." beginning of the it has now season dwindled down and Hockey season tickets session. The intricate formations One of t The show that the 180 to 210, of which about 180 are to be sold on a new Approximately 180 of the 210 people who band, in the nation. "W, do which the band breaks into, whatever select members of the will march in formation. policy this season. Faculty comprise the MSU marching band take formation lhi„k -n are all handled •nttrttin people." »id Spartan marching band presents at halftime is no The other 30 are picked to do other jobs along the can ^e buy season tickets for 8ames f°r 514 and by Catron. Each individaul has a certain during MSU halftime programs. Under the leadership of Kenneth Bloomquist and Dave Catron the matter of show business." Bloomqui.t. "If, ^ plan and Catron plots each Spartan . will have seating in a band is recognized as one of the finest reserved in the upper person while handling all of marching State News photo by area the choreography which the Craig Porter MGM presents# balcony at the east end of halftime presentations "There aren't any more explained, the average being contest. Bloomquist said that the all the excitement# ticketsJ,fing? entail. preparations. It's just that approximately 144150 "We i riwic gam6 will be with television you have to group never works on more play 'em one g{ i—1 i iwri "He's members. The Purdue band XJ of ELVIS LIVE! ^ available for $1.50. a veritable genius than one program at a time at a time," Bloomt at it," said Bloomquist. play to the press box side. is one of the largest in the Students can purchase and that they never rehearse remarked. When a game is televised, In any other show we play country with over 350 season tickets for $7 with a more than a week or two in reserved seating section in as two of MSU's home to the whole crowd utilizing the entire 360 degrees of members, while in contrast, Ohio State fields advance of the game. Bloomquist said average halftime show tt that| the upper balcony at the games have this season, only a group of depending of course when two a few strategic plans are the stadium." around 120. MSU has its next home people a minimumL arena's west end. Single 50 hours game tickets will run $1. altered, Bloomquist said. Bloomquist a week to prepl understandably doesn't like to talk about MSU in comparision schools' bands. to other Women IM football teams "Oh, it's considered one t-1 of the top bands in the country," Bloomquist admitted. "In the past the squareoff for all-U Neither rain nor snow can keep female Both crown Kappa Kappa Gamma, f HOUSE OF MISSING GIRLS great wealth of bands has pffice* football players off the fields as they fight team runner - up, and the Crunch B W PIUS. been traditionally in the Big for the intramural all-University independents champs, drew byes ii Ten. We've girls; ■ received more first round of play. championship. exposure over the years and IN VIVID COLOR this has helped greatly." Champion and runner-up teams from Monday night Kappa Kappa Gamma 1 Sherwood Forest and McDonel 1 MSU with its 180 each of the three blocks; residence hall, the Crunch Bunch. plal sorority, and independent, battled in their | marching members is considered in the "large" first round of play last Wednesday. The victors in each of these two will play meet for the crucial gaJ category, McDonel 1, residence hall champ, game at si Bloomquist eliminated the sorority block champs p.m. tonight to decide the All-Univen Kappa Alpha Theta in a well-fought over - top team. time game. Sherwood Forest, runner - up The teams will play or. field one in of Demonstration Hall. The from Akers Hall, knocked off the only championsi winners will be awarded trophies by co-rec team in the independent block, f LECTURE -JJgndoXf Women's IM department. NOW SHOWING! "A TRULY STUNNING PERFORMANCE FROM DIANA ROSS!" 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"He be one can to return to MSU and try to football right now but I blond safety is busy had more tackles. There great professional become the first Spartan know that when baseball player. He's big, strong and preparing for Northwestern were games when I came off A few days before nine letter winner since season comes around I'll be this week. the field MSU can play and couldn't was to upset Ohio any position on the Lyman FVimodig (1917). all fired up to sign with a State, Held. He is a fine kicker and remember a team throwing Brad VanPelt "I really wanted to sign pro baseball team. If I got poked his would be "The team will be sky at me all day. But you help head through the door of our punter if Bill with the Angels after I was two equal offers, I'll high for Northwestern," the team just as much by the Simpson wasn't around. If drafted for the first couple coaches' room in he decides to take up pro probably take the one VanPelt stated. "This will saving a touchdown with a Spartan Stadium in search of days," VanPelt recalled. closest to home." be the final game for a lot tackle as by knocking down of coach football he'll be able to Duffy Daugherty. "I'd always thought that I'd Though VanPelt will be of seniors. We'll be coming command two or three a pass." Offensive line coach Joe like to stay close to home in involved in a bidding war off a defeat in a game we salaries with his versatility." "A lot of people Carruthers spotted VanPelt my professional life. But between professional should have won. This will don't But whether VanPelt will realize that football is a and addressed him with when I got drafted by the baseball and football cast his lot in professional be Duffy's last game as a some words of advice Angels, I started looking leagues, his athletic scope coach team sport. You can get football is a question only . saying, "It's getting late boy towards California and remains open. He hopes to more joy out of winning a he will be able to answer. wonder, go into your phone California didn't look bad at earn his third letter this "Northwestern is game than you can by The Owosso product was going booth and get ready for all. winter in basketball and to be in for a lot of having a great individual selected in the first round of effort. I've never been on a practice." the amateur baseball draft "My dad told me to once he finishes the problems." think it through before I Northwestern team that had as much fun Dressing in a phone by the California Angels last game booth may be make a decision. Right now Saturday, his college career Though VanPelt is not as when we beat Ohio State stretching it a summer, only to turn the having statistically as good a these past two years. You bit, but it is safe to say that I'm not leaning to baseball in basketball will dictate Angels and their $100,000 football. I'd sign on the whether his collegiate career year this season as in 1972, leave the field with a VanPelt does play with offer down. VanPelt chose or he feels he has been tremendous feeling of supermanic tendencies while spot to play professional in football will cease. successful this season from a accomplishment." on the gridiron. The first "I'll be working out with team standpoint. honors of the 1972 season the basketball team Football or flowed his way Tuesday to Monday," Van Pelt verify the all - caliber he displayed last year. American Ping pong club explained. "I'm going to play it by ear. They've reserved me a spot on the year "I had than a better year this last as far as helping the defensive team out," VanPelt commented. VanPelt looks to be a bet for stardom in professional career. But he's sure his East team for the East - got to start using the phone winsfirst match VanPelt was named a booth before he can West Shrine "Sure, I didn't make as wear first team member of the game in the superman label. many interceptions but I Kodak Coaches All December and also the Hula America unit. Bowl. After a few weeks I'll "It's really an honor The MSU Table Tennis through with victories for sit down and ta!k coach Saab 991 Club chalked up its first the junior varsity. being named to any Ganakas and if he thinks all - victory of the America team," VanPelt season as defeated Grand Rapids first it The club's schedule for I've progressed enough to The little car that the season includes a return commented. "But being team by a 9 - 4 count and help the basketball team, I'll visit to Grand Rapids, and named to a team selected by the second team by a 9 - 1 matches with teams from stay with them and not play loves winter the nation's coaches is a real in the bowl games. count Sunday at the University of Michigan, "Whatever happens in compliment. No one knows Women's IM Bldg. Western Michigan, and the player's ability better December, I'll be with the "Grand Rapids has had Grand Valley State College. than the coaches do." basketball _ team when it of the top teams in the VanPilt was named to one state for several years. We The National Table starts "the ig Ten schedule Tennis Team championships three all America teams for - were fortunate to start the jn january" his performance last season Football is on VanPelt's season so well against mind right now and the as a junior. He led the team them," club president Craig in interceptions with four Burton said. and was named ABC-TV's defensive player of the game Club members Larry Su, for his performance in the R. Subramanya, Ralph Notre Dame contest to Stadelman, and Bong Ho all defeated their opponents to Front wheel drive, rack & pinion steering, Radial merit MSU a $1,000 contribute to the varsity Tires and 4 wheel disc brakes are just a few of the scholarship grant in his wins. features. If Saab can handle Swedish winters — it can Unit! VanPvh "VanPelt is probably the handle ours. best overall football player Craig Burton, Taylor in the country," Daugherty Pancost, Mark Speekerman, and Brian Ruanavaara came has said time and again CHRISTMAS JET TO LONDON Potmen Dik Detroit - London - Detroit Dec. 18 - Jan. 3 Today, Tonight, Tommorow lig/d discipl for a meal or a snack 185 WATSON--WILLIAMSTON susszm | By PAT FARNAN natural by-product of the UNION BOARD TRAVEL 353-9777 OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 ite News Sports Writer ten individuals competing. IMSU wrestling coach, Peninger clarified the j Peninger, likes his objective of each of his wrestlers as they prepare to jipplers slim and trim. defend the conference title o members of le obese set on his team. for the seventh straight |oId pot-bellied no Bull Currie's Haystack' Calhouns. time. 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Hour of bike riding from "Streeter & Quarles" on Contour stitching and a soft crinkly • leathery look complete a boot Boylston Street. marked for success. $22.00 at MSU BOOTERY 225 i: Cirand River, E. Lansing Campus Representative: Karen Duncan 589-3547 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 21 1,19- Fellows and is modeled after the study U' functions ByTERIALBRECHT The program includes White House Fellows talking to past fellows they "The suspicions I had as a »nd unstructured. He said State News Staff Writer Reinhardt and Eugene get nothing other than student of the he feels like a fish out of program. The University gains little Wilson, undergraduate offering experience concrete value from Gary Reinhardt, Coloma fellows, James Votruba, a interested students," to administration were a waJ.er. a" .r* y, , its senior in veterinary graduate combination of feeling as confused as to what is going presidential fellows student, and Reinhardt said. though I was under their on around him in the maze medicine, is one of four Robert J. Carlberg, director program. But the fellows fellows selected last Reinhardt said he once unscrupulous scrutiny, and °f committees, meetings have a unique opportunity year to of advisement on leave from worried that being participate in an in-depth that only time I ever heard a"d negotiations with to learn about the Lyman Briggs College. They other side" would from them in notes student, legislative and study of the central change was administrative processess of represent the three areas what he believed were his administrative process that that said 'pay up' while they faculty groups, University bureaucracy. designated by the program realistic perspectives as a sat upon their marble Service in the fellowship began in September. They outline. The program in its fourth student. Residing in the building and didn't have a 's considered a full-time were assigned to a and final year, is sponsored particular "The question I'm asked plush offices phase of University on the fourth care for me." Reinhardt opportunity and requires most is: 'What is in all this floor of the administration by a $75,000 grant from the said suspension of academic administration, for practical for the administration?' and Rockefeller Foundation. knowledge and exposure. building could be a form of His belief after first - activities for a year, from what I've seen and in "brainwashing," he said. hand experience has Reinhardt was willing to changed from his previous make the sacrifice of a year suspicions. since, he said, the PROF CITES NATIONS Now he says that student experience would be protestors upset him by not invaluable later on and he going to classes and getting could have the time to the knowledge that one day become totally involved in Education shift urged By BILL TAVI DI I I TAYLORHD will put to game. them in a position change the rules of the University affairs, working and covering in depth areas such as the Academic Cbuncil, and various offices developing other countries Green said Israel has a economic contest. State News Staff Writer but has failed to do This He said after living "on and functions of the so. deep commitment to the must include a much more the other side" he is far The educational He gave six education of its children, vice-presidents' and the approaches used in the recommendations for aggressive effort by the from brainwashed. He provost'soffices. Middle "Though Jewish and African governments to The program is essentially East and East change in the report: Arab children are educated expressed surprise at what African countries could • A U.S. commitment to provide young Africans with he described as the fervor one for independent study separately, the Israeli an opportunity to enter the and dedication of most of since Reinhardt said it contribute to improving education. was government is very business world," the report education in the U.S. the executive administrators to the •A U.S. commitment to concerned about upgrading said. up fellowjp to be This is the view of Robert the poor and how they with involved in programs and and disadvantaged, the economic and cope Whichever L. Green, director of the Center for Urban Affairs ► Reorientation commitment of of U.S. educational status of these ideas educating the disadvantaged in extreme pressures faculty, students, legislators, from committees themselves. "We report directly to ■V* resources to and acting dean of the incoming people," the are eventually utilized, it the developing countries. report stated. Michigan taxpayers, the president and have seems obvious that the U.S., College of Urban • The Univerity's Green added that trustees and federal and biweekly workshops with Israel and Africa would have Development, who recently commitment to education education also has state guidelines and Wharton, William Wilkie and released a report of his a high everything to gain by Elliott Ballard, and the poor. expectations. special sabbatical trip to these priority in Kenya and exchanging their knowledge "It's assistants to the president. • A teacher scholar Tanzania. However, he a very difficult job countries during 1971-72. and expertise. Green said. In these meetings we can exchange program with found that there was a need running a university. Green said in the report foreign countries. President Wharton has to be talk about any problems, for African control over the that the U.S. has the •Acenter for the Town outlaws like a mayor of a city, only questions we may have economy, his job is tougher since he resources leader necessary to be a in exchange of information on "Africanization and must, in the end, be a concerning the functions of various committees, offices Fellow providing education of the development must be scaring animals educational and diplomat and producer of and relations such as with programs disadvantaged. addressed within an Gary Reinhardt, Coloma senior, is SALIDA, Colo. (AP) - It higher education in the the state legislature," he presidential fellows selected last year for one of four | is said. full t illegal in this Rocky supposed ivory towers of work in administration Mountain town to engage in the administration during the current academic I building. "We year. can also air anything EXCELLENT WINES any sport or exercise to frighten horses. likely I don't think I'd want the pressure," • Reinhardt said. on our minds concerning State News photo by Milt Horst I superb Greek wines like Causing, instigating or His position in the politics or problems with the job. There is "a RODITY'S, PENDELI, encouraging any dog fight administration as a also is a misdemeanor. presidential fellow is vague confidence we have built up RETSINA, AND MORE PLUS DOMESTIC, SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN, etc. . . Limited with these added. people," he Women drivers Reinhardt explained that Quanity his selection process began GOURMET DINING with an application which he worked on last better than men American Menu in additional TETANY PLACE September. After EAST LANSING (UPI) to our recommendations, records Michigan's women - secretary of State Austin. Rich| complete Greek menu and interviews he and three are Plenty of free Evening Parking better drivers than their Austin told a Phone 372-4300 116 E.Mich. others were chosen from 50 male counterparts, at least Women for Highway Sail Downtown Lansing applicants. statistically, according conference at MSU receJ REASONABLY to that a recent coinpil Returning Sat. Dec. 2nd from 6 PM study of Michigan drif PRICED THE PREVAS TRIO TONIGHT! revealed that 94 per ci the women drivers had I Dinners from $2.50 with Authentic Bouzoukie Music accidents in 1971 eompal with 89 per cent of the drivers. nf M00SUSKI MEETING During the same y| Austin said 91 per c 108B Wells 7:00 PM Don't Be The 1972 Christmas Plate EVERYONE WELCOME! Door prizes - ski flick - equipment the woman drivers h traffic conviction while J 79 per cent of the men I display by the Weathervane! no traffic convictions. Collector Series portraying the authentic works of Sister Turkey Berta H o wever, the | This 1972 between the two sexes f Limited Edition Christmas Plate is the second in a series portraying the authentic works of the renowned artist be narrowing, he said. Sister Berta Hummel. This brilliant "The 1971 accident rj J The Greaser Special J reproduction is faithfully At Your Table rendered from one of the few Sister Berta. She thought so original oils ever executed by highly of it, she gave the original to her sister, Mrs. Kathe Edenhofer. It is express permission of Mrs. Viktoria reproduced with the $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza were higher than previous year for both m Hummel, the mother and legal heir of the iate artist. and females." Austin ^ •T" with 3 items of your choice for free. Valid "but the female recoi ^ with this ad Today, Tues. Nov. 21 1972 both accidents violations is getting wor a faster rate." Limited Quantity *15" Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M Loons offerel ORIGINAL * for next terrf HUMMEL CANDLES JEWELRY «nd /f VARSITY * * Students interested obtaining short - term la to help pay fees at v J ART CENTER O 1227 E. Grand River registration are requested $300 319 E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing, Mich. 332-6517 apply now at the Officj Financial Aids, 261 Stu<| Services Bldg. MSU Bookstore invites you to visit SHIRT CITY Leave your grubbies at school (it's your only a weekend), and surprise folks with a little Thanksgiving Dress Scene! k Stop by Marty's on your way home for a winter-warm turtleneck / or sleeveless sweater to spice up a pair of doubleknit / pants, or cuffed baggies. A personalized11 approach to giving presents. ORDER" YOURS NOW! - in the §SS§#| lobby shop in front 7 of the MSU Bookstore in in thetne International OPEN Center ■ |k| TLIC 8:30-5:30 MSU BOOKSTORE OF CAMPUSJ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 21, 1972 9 Brandt to start coalition 0 n n -llor Willy (AP) Brandt's Social the ruling coalition opposition Democrats took as the Christian spokesman Conrad Ahlers announced that Brandt will Brandt fully agreed and Scheel are in Sunday's election. But observers negotiations per cent of the vote to 8.4 Brandt and Scheel in their worker-management stock of meet Free Democrat on continuing said per cent for the Free past three years of rule, but representation on factory their Locrats prepared on defeat. crushing election Walter Scheel this week leader the East-West reconciliation difficult negotiations on Democrats. admitted they will have to arbitration councils. The *v for hard bargaining on policies for which the Nobel some domestic issues may Ahlers noted the resolve differences over party programs differ on a Chief forming a new government Prize-winning chancellor He ahead for the two parties their junior partners in government "friendly relationship" and issues such as the Brandt wide range of other social won a resounding mandate before they can form a new good cooperation between plan for equal government program. The Free Democrats are University investments—a new role moderately right wing and favor free enterprise Southern U (continued from page 1) Though the idea of social responsibility was one of the without state interference. Ahlers conference told the a news newly investigation planned jujelors for reason of social responsibility. recommendations of the war committee created elected (Questions involving social responsibility must be eanor last spring, Bundestag, the Huzar, professor of history and chairperson of the lower house of parliament, (continued from page 1) police witnesses to describe the incident ujjned individually, since such questions are so complex business Affairs at Committee, denied that this was a major will meet Dec. 14 and the steps of the administration building. odefy the setting of specific criteria. tactor in the policy's formation. „ , „ ... white, and Henry Julien formally elect Brandt Edwards told newsmen last week he (Responsible officials of MSU or their designated Jr., 24, a black, to head the investigation. believes students touched off the violence ites shall vote all proxy statements on all chancellor the next day. issues I Brandt by tossing vt to approval by the board of trustees. suppose we were all was expected to a tear gas canister at officers conscious of their recommendation but present his new cabinet who were attempting to flush The policy points out that most decisions are routine in we had been working on the policy ior a number of years before after this move. er tnis administration building. Students g and should be expedited. Also, on routine matters they talked about it," Huzar developed and who fired the fatal shot, if said Monday. The Social Democrat • ""/""'"J" V"'' "?«* .* of proxies will normally support management leadership met to lay down in fact it was a shotgun blast and not some ... authont.es threw the first canister. HSU currently holds over $21.7 million in stocks and sort of buckshot bomb, ,„sover $1 million a year on these investments. of T,hhl BASinfS Affairs Committee is a standing committee guidelines for its negotiators The students, who began Reinvestment roles of MSU and other universities had mJ£ members Academic and seven Council which includes 14 faculty students. in a joint commission which The attorney general said he had invited demonstrations last month at Baton Rouge will soon work out details the U.S. Justice Dept. to cooperate in the and at Southern's New Orleans campus, 0 questioned over the past two years by groups formed "We're of a governing compromise, have been demanding greater control of [COnsumer advocate Ralph Nader. a very moderate committee. We don't go out and investigation. The Justice Dept. had stir up trouble. We wait for Brandt's party, appeared school affairs. The Baton Rouge students ^e new policy, however, limits the possibility that the the University to bring it to us already announced an inquiry of its owr.. and then we in also demanded the firing of university jyersity will assume this advocacy role. investigate," Huzar said. a strong bargaining "For MSU to become an advocate of a particular position as it received 45.9 Guste said he will call students as well as president Dr. G. Leon Netterville. group on carries risk of lo6s of effectiveness in its research ing and service functions," the policy states, ad hoc committee of students and faculty developed policy which was then studied further and approved by University Business Affairs Committee. [aii questions or reviews pertaining to a company in the itsity's portfolio will be directed to the Business is Committee. [Robert Perrin, vice president for that all of the information University relations, pertaining to MSU's jment portfolio is available for public inspection in the linistration Building and will soon be available in the Flpon completion of the review, the committee shall re the responsibility of making recommendations ■rding the status of the company's continuance in the uwrsity's portfolio," the policy states. ■ The Wall-Ail III. . . a handy, dandy dootsie for a I good-looking catch-all. Great for keys & pencils, I notes and things hard to hang onto, it is 14" X 17" | at $10.00 in Red, Yellow, Black & White. Buy FOR MOM AND DAO NOW YOU PROBABLY WON'T FIND IT IN CASEVIILE! IJtangeijr ATTENTION GRADUATE ASSISTANTS . If you have been audited by the internal Revenue Service on your 1968, '70 or '71 income tax form and feel 'hat the decision reached was unjust, | Please contact the Council of Graduate Students (COGS). COGS is considering taking a case to court : ,0 make all or part of graduate assistantships : 1,0,1 taxable. We need specific information on : '"dividual cases. If you are interested, please supply us with ,he following information: Name, address. Phone number, department, type of fcsistantship, or a copy of your award letter, a «py of your tax return for the year in luwtion, and a copy of your IRS audit form. $®nd or bring this information to Room 4, I "font Services Building. If you know of other graduate assistants in Sl"iilar situations who have moved from the j f 11 Lansing ^"d area, please contact them and have us the same information. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 21, flrhiga C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 CLASSIFIED ADS r*x,CAI 1 ieras. Motorcycles FRANKLY SPEAKING u by Phil Frank Iffl For Sale ^ ger. 23mrr ,,$89 MG MIDGET 1970, black over HARLEY SPORTSTER 1972, 0speal ONE MALE needed winter THREE PEOPLE gold, 22,000 miles, 51550. electric start, 3,500 miles. D'eded: East 3 10 i«r 484-7695.5-11-21 Stored indoors. Call term. Sublet in Cedar Village. Lansing f \\.V.^"oO/ month. (ell 54 PHONE 355 8255 MG B 1968, 371-2359 after 6pm. 2-11-22 o t=s T1 Q 332-0987. 3-11-21 CEDAR VILLAGE, 351 440o after 5pm. 5-11-22 NEEDED: 2 MEN for house BROOKs0,Fu°n!(,ii$j^ 627-9600.0-11.30 Auto Service Au1 1 man for winter and spring. Call Gary, near campus. $65/ month. 351-4077. 2-11-22 351 1241. 5-11 28 $9.95 and up. 'AUTOMOTIVE a Console, MASON BODY SHOP. 812 a portables, Zi9 ^ OLDSMOBILE - 1967,4 TWO PEOPLE for four bedroom . Scooters & MATURE FEMALE, share straight stitchers. Cycles door Delmont. $600. Call after East Kalamazoo Street since house, call Pam at 371-1394 house, $42.50+. Allen Street, vacuum Parts & Service 5pm. 332-8426. 3-11-21 1940. Complete auto cleaners, $3^ Lansing. Call 482-2580. 15 4391 Aviation OLDSMOBILE painting and collision service. 485-0256. XC-11-30 after 5pm. 1-11-21 3-11-22 Z* fLECJR0 804 East Michigan. La„ <8 ,nkA me 88 1970 2 •EMPLOY ,1ENT , CLOSE, CONVENIENT, 2 Hours 9 am - 5pm. s«„ Wa«>vs, ti * door, air, many extras. Will bedroom NEED ONE man for house in » 12 noon, FOR RENT BMW's, apartment. Need 0-11-3Q consider trade. 337-2138. TRIUMPHS, girl, sublet winter and/ or Lansing. Own bedroom. Call Apartments YAMAHAS! Come and Houses 5-11-21 see the new out '73's. Also spring. 351-7178. 5-11-21 372 4896 after 3pm. 3-11-22 COUCH. ottoman. CHAIrTW,^; Rooms OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88- Yamaha Snowmobiles. offer. Kitchen set' S HEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, TWYCKINGHAM GIRL, OWN room, $75 per 371-4038. Call' 1963, 4 - door, good motor. 6pm. 4-1122 •FOR SALF; INC. 2460 North Cedar, APARTMENTS has one 4 - month, close, call Mary, ORTHWES $100. 4822383, evenings. Animals Holt. Just South of I man and two 3 - man units 332 1263. 2-11-21 ,MSonabl 4-11-22 - 96 PIANO available winter term starting p EL TON 55 6 4 8 3 Mobile Homes overpass. Phone 694-6621. Pomeroy upright, at $60 per man. SUBLET FURNISHED one at lea OLDS 98 luxury sedan. 1966. 4 C-3-11-22 Call •Lost & Found bedroom, duplex, laundry, vears old. Needs 351 7166. 5-11-27 repair •PERSONAL door, vinyl top, all power, air parking. $175/ month 827-5890. 3-11-21 conditioned, AM/FM, HONDA 1972. 350 SL. Like •PEANUTS PERSONAL $ave money broken leases, 2 includes utilities. Close, on HOOVER •REAL EoTATE excellent condition - inside new, low mileage, blue color, $550. Call 487-0093 after "A FATHERS DAV CARP? I'fA NOT bedroom 4 - man apartments 351-6051 after 5pm. 5-11-29 drying POHTABLt J and out. $625. 485-8030, available. washer, $ •RF.CREATION 372-6500. 5-11-21 6pm. 3-11-22 A FATHER OH OH.' 351-3118 5-11-27 355-8089. 3-11 22 Rooms •SERVICE 1 GIRL NEEDED FOREIGN CAR parts, - Campus LANGE SKI boots, Instruction OPEL RALLY 1968 102hp. STEAKH4/Brt *29/£ UA/i/HS. MICH Hill exci CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Apartments, winter/ condition. Sue Many extras. Excellent 7 Typing Service East Kalamazoo Street. 1 spring. 349-2038. 3-11-21 HOUSE IN East Lansing needs narrow. condition. $950. 351-3683. 332-3137. 211- •TRANSPORTATION mile West of campus. students. Located on Grand 1-11-21 487-5055. C-11-30 men, MALE TO SUBLET. Waters River. 351-9039. 5-11-27 SKI •WANTED BOOTS, girls G ^ , OPEL Edge. Winter or winter/ like new, $15. 372 1972, 1,800 5202 • KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair spring. 351-3687. 3*11-21 TWO VACANCIES Elsworth 5:30pm. 2 11-21 RATES • factory officials car ight work on VW bugs, buses or Co-op room/ board $222.50/ red, 90 horsepower engini GIRL NEEDED, Cedar Village Gias. GRAND RIVER ONE MAN for 4 man. Cedar term. 332 3575. 5-11 23 OLD TIME platform rC Si,895 CROSBY'S INC winter and electric. CITGO. 1054 East Grand spring. $73. Village, winter/ spring terms. dresser, vanity, chairs, l 332-9776. 3-11-21 Phone 332 2027. 5-11 22 i-11-21 River. 337-9133. C-11-30 Phono 337 1285. 3-11-21 ROOM FOR man more. 351-1457. 3-11 — across from 21 Union. 211V4 Grand River, PEUGEOT 404, 1968 statioi FEMALE - SUBLEASE winter 1 - 2 ROOMMATES for winter LVANIA upstairs. 7-12-1 - spring. New Cedar Village. term, near campus. $50/ to. One No damage deposit. Call month. 351-2271. 5-11-27 TABLE & OES 2421 511 - LARGE FURNISHED room for 351 8994. 5-11-29 SHELVES vRECISION 3499387 after TWO BEDROOM unfurnished woman. reasonable. Kitchen, close, clean, DOORS k' MICA LYN PLYMOUTH 351-1356. A 1966 /IMPORTS mobile home, $30/ week. - FURNISHED APARTMENT - 3-11 27 stationwagon, 9 - passenger. 600 River Street, one block Quiet and peaceful. 641-6601 33^-82 New tires, shocks, exhaust, 0-11 30 H ASLETT 1204 OAKLAND from I - 496. One bedroom, LUMBERC 71-2251. 5-' tune - up. Good condition. ideal for married or graduate $600. 482-6183. 2-11-21 484-4411 2 OR 3 man sublease. Winter, AQUARIUMS, 3, 5s: ITlQUE students. $160. For DEADLINE WEATHERVANE, 2283 spring, 731 Apartments. assorted supplies, 1 r_ndfather, PONTIAC 1966, 4 door. ♦Major & Minor Grand River, Okemos. appointment call 485-3140. 332-0585 after 6pm. 4-11-21 TWO MONTH roommatt lights; gravel. 2,7' 1 P.M. one class day - - 5-11 29 litchen, 4 Excellent condition, 1 owner, Repairs 5-11-29 shelves. Bob, 339 before publication. iltck mantl' power, air, $750. 332-6022. ♦Complete Auto Body TWO MEN to sublet. Winter - between 3-6pm. S-5-11 ■ J day, 1 2 and 3 man apartrr 2-11-21 Work EXPERIENCED spring. Close, $60. 351-0926. dock, 1 Gil Cancellations/Co r- sublease. Furnished, ♦Factory Trained BARTENDERS - MAC'S 5-11-21 HEAD SKIS 175cm sta rections -12 noon one PORSCHE TARGA for sale! Mechanics BAR. Call 482-5405. 2 11-22 paid. Close IMMEDIATE OPENING, Co-op. Geze top star bindings, class day before ♦Restoration 351-9306 after 5:30pm. NEEDED: TWO girls for cheap Male. Warm, cheap, food, 1968, 1 owner. Call poles, KOFLACH boo 5-11-29 publications. 543-1047. 3-11-27 ♦Electrical Work a MOONLIGHTERS WANTED. winter term apartment. Call, parking. Close, 351-4490. tree, 7 • N. Ski car rac K)L 2 piece Married couples only. Call 337-9433. 5-11-22 2-11-21 Dodge 1967, Rosse flai The State News will be Specialty 372-2081 after 6pm. 5-11 27 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed RAMBLER AMERICAN 1966 pants, size 10, waist 372 1549. 3 Your Service Center desperately! $62.50, close. responsible only for the - 6 cylinder, new parts, good ONE GIRL to share beautifully MEN, WOMEN. V4 block short. 332-2492.3-11-27 first day's incorrect For FOREIGN AUTOS WAITRESSES 332-8851. 3-11-27 dependable transportation. decorated apartment. Own campus, furnished, carpeted, MS, RIFLES insertion. $200 or best offer. 484-2431, PLEASANT, EXPERIENCED, $13 $18 weekly. 215 Louis, SKI EQUIPMENT, buckle VW GUARANTEED room, 2 blocks from campus. ;inds. Bui dependable girls for lunch NEEDED - 1 or 2 males to 351-4495, 3-5pm. 0-10-12-1 482-2912. 5-11-29 332 8261. 5-11-28 size 7, car rack, i both new am All students aos must be RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and sublet furnished Campus Hill hour shifts, 10:45am - 332-8905. 3-11-27 prepaid Okemos Road. 34P-9620. apartment, winter/ spring. 2:15pm, 4, 5, 6 days a week, OWEN GRADUATE dorm TOYOTA COROLLA Coupe, __(^1K30_ no Sundays or holidays. Also $62.50/ month. Free bus single room, winter/ spring, TWO G78 - 15 Goodyear 650 guns ins 1972, 4 - speed, radio, full time evening shift for girl transportation. Phone 353-7070. 3-11-21 AUTOMOBILE PARTS and tires, barely used, $25 GUN SHOI excellent condition, 1Q 349-2614. 3-11-27 accessories for mbst"cars and - 349-2903 3-11-27 Cedar. Call 3 months old. Asking $1,900. trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD employment. Apply in MALE QUIET place. No 355-2751. 5-11-21 Sundays. 20-' OF AUTO person, JIM'S TIFFANY GIRL WANTED winter term, PARTS. NEED 1 FOR 4 person cooking or parking. Inquire CHESS SETS - hi PLACE, downtown Lansing, four girl apartment with at 448 M.A.C. after 5 30pm. TR-4 1 963 - runs good, $200. _ 227JB^co-J 1*2! apartment, winter - spring, onyx. $30 • $40. 485- mid - Michigan's favorite waterbed, $70. Close. next to 3-11-21 before 8pm. 2 11-22 351-8753. Ask for Jim. M.A.C. CITGO behind campus. Cedar place for dining out. 5-11-21 332-2098. 3-11-23 BUICK LeSABRE 1969. 1-11-21 Jacobson's. Carburetor and Village, overlooking river. excellent condition. $1500. tune $77/ month. Call 332-0398. MAGNAVOX MODEL iEPDOG J - up specialists. VW WANTED: COUPLE for MAN FOR four man. - Call 349-3858. 3-11-22 VEGA parts and service. 3-11-22 reel to reel tape ret HATCHBACK 1971 - Bug parking apartment. Credit on rent for Twyckingham. Immediately $9/ month. 332-3117. Mary, 332-5551. 2-11-J tjister e d silver, many extras, good minor duties. Call after 5pm, or winter term. 351-3873. CHEVROLET C-11-30 SUBLET FURNISHED - 1 484-4422. 0-11-30 349-1023. 3-1 1965 - good condition. 351-3985. 2-11-23 332-0369. 2-11-22 1-11-21 bedroom apartment, winter, SNOW TIRES. 7.00 i tires, brand new battery, 2 MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, spring. $185/ month. Close whitewalls. Brand new, HERMAN minor repair problems. $175. VOLKSWAGEN 1968, camper HOUSE PARENTS - college TWO BEDROOM close, modern, used! $60. 355-2751.2 337-0488. 2-11-22 bus. Rebuilt engine, excellent Michigan and Grand River. couples to supervise (evenings to campus. 332-3308, 3 - thampion Low cost, expert exhaust furnished, with stereo, only 8pm. 3-11-22 «eeks, first si condition. Best offer. Phone and weekends) 7 fairly $240. 351-1587. 7-12-1 VIOLINS, REC0RDI CHEVROLET 1958 - Impala. 393-3918 or 393-1230. repair. Custom work. Pipe independent adult girts STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES bender. FREE ESTIMATES, ONE GIRL for 3 BUY Sell Trade, U.S. and guitars, MORE. Lo Operational, very good 5-11-28 (retarded) in newly - man in - - CLEAN, 1 bedroom, stove and Twyckingham prices. ELDE" condition. See to appreciate. 332-2927. C-11-30 constructed, completely winter only. Foreign. KALIB, 541 East Phone 646-6686. 3-11-27 VW SQUARE BACK - 1968, 332 3137. 2-11-21 Grand River. 332-0112, 1-6. INSTRUMENTS I furnished, ultra - modern with air, purchased new in Aviation furnished, private entrance, homes. Free room and board Monday - Saturday. C-11-30 Florida. Low $120/ month plus small CORTINA 1968 - 4 cylinder, 4 mileage, very and monthly salary. Call clean. Must sell! Have new LEARN TO fly! Complete deposit. Phone 489-1202. HUE PUPF - speed, good condition. Must flight Richard Cooper, 489-3731. car ordered. Call 5-11-29 100 USED cleaners. FLEA MARKET every Si sell! $550 or best offer. Call Rick, training. All courses are 8-12-1 vacuum hd, not regis 373-1123 days or 349-2780 GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet Tanks, canisters and uprights. and Wednesday 11 • after 5pm. 355-0975. 7-11-28 government and VA certified. markings, $3 nights. 3-11-22 FRANCIS AVIATION. house, $62.50 month. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 Inside heated building, WAITRESS FOR newly opened per and up. DENNIS DODGE PICK-UP 1953 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. downtown cocktail lounge, Call Joann or Linda, - 3/4 VW 1966, very good condition, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, BL 1- 1-21 EE CAT C-11-30 THE DOME ROOM. Phone 351-2549.0-11-30 am ton, low mileage. $200. 316 N. Cedar, opposite City rebuilt engine, snow tires, 484-4422. 0-5-11-28 lust give av 543-1047. 3-11-27 351-5463. 3-11-27 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, furniture, Market. C-3-11-22 CARPETING, DRAPER *■11-22 704 South Foster, $200. Also cedar chests, lamps, FIREBIRD SPRINT convertible, PART TIME student VW BEETLE 1968 ONE OR 2 males needed, 2 SEWING MACHINE Clearance accessories, rocker! BERI AN - rebuilt 417 North Francis. $150. 2 HI 1 969, 42,000 miles, employment with distributor. bedroom furnished engine. Must sell! best offer. bedroom unfurnished, 601 Sale. Brand new portable, recliners. Everything for We. excellei automatic, with good heater, Automobile required. 484-3515. 3-11-27 apartment. Call Chuck, South Clemens, $125. $49.95, $5 per month. home. BELL FURNITl ¥W old. 332 radio PARAGON PRODUCTS, Large and radial tires. 351-2795 after 5pm. 5-11-29 4601 North East S 485-4917. 5-11-27 selection of reconditioned 332-2491. 5-11-29 VW 1969, red, radio, INC., 351-5800. C-2-11-21 heater, used machines. Singers, (North U.S. 27) 487-0 HEAT DANE new tires. Must sell. $850. NEXT TO campus, two persons, 3-11-22 BABYSITTING AND light ONE GIRL beginning Whites, Necchis, New Home Mistered, blj FIREBIRD 1967, 326 4-speed. 882-4183. 2-11-21 apartments, immediate and "many others," $19.95 housework, 7:30am - December. $67. Ann Street, "1.482-44 24 Runs great. Body excellent. occupancy, call 332-2161 337-2492 after 5:30pm. to $39.95. Terms. 5'2 A.T. KIDS skis, $20. VW 1970, grey 12:30pm, Monday — Friday after 5pm. 126 Orchard No. 371-2620. 5-11-21 - blue, like new. near Frandor. Call 485-2845 3-11-27 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING ski poles. Size 3 ski Mobile Horn 35,000 miles. AM/FM. 5. 3-11-27 Reiker, $18, like evenings. 5-11-27 COMPANY, 1115 North $1295. 355-4477. 3-11-22 351-0443. 3-11-22 MAVERICK 1970 - little old IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Washington. 489-6448. GIRL WANTED winter term. 1 schoolteacher will sell for NEED MOTHER'S helper in my immaculate two or three C-3-11-22 CLASSIFIED block from campus. Reduced OUR LOW overhead save $1,150. Red, 2 - door, ADS are home a few hours every bedroom home for careful conventional 6, 22,000 miles! matchmakers with cars fitted rent. 337-2302. 3-11-23 renters. 351-6636. 2-11-22 UPRIGHT PIANO. Good money . OPTIC afternoon. $1.25/h( 349-3367. 2-11-21 to your budget. Check there condition, just tuned, $50. DISCOUNT, 2615 355-7774. 3-11-21 now! 2 GIRLS Winter - spring. Near 393-1213. 5-11-28 Michigan, Lansing. 372-7 PEOPLE Student Services. Own c-3-11-22 NEEDED to do part time rooms. 351-2625. 3-11-21 CEDAR GREENS interviewing in the inner $137.50. 337-1621.2-11-22 city. Work all - or any days from November 27th NEED GIRL to sublet, through December 3rd. Very good MARRIED COUPLES, GRAD house, close to campus. pay. Hours are your own. students, 1 bedroom, Winter. 351-6789. 5-11-27 Must have car. Call Mr. furnished, close, quiet. Sankovich at 351-8238. 1-22-21 2 GIRLS to sublet wi MARKET OPINION RESEARCH, Own rooms. Close to campus. collect, 1-313- 963-0094 CASA DEL SOL, East $65/ month. Call 337-2462. Lansing. between 3pm and 5pm Now available, 1 bedroom Monday through Friday only. unfurnished apartments. Call 5-11-22 351 -9020. 9-12-1 HOUSE FOR family, furnished, 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, family PART TIME work, $300 month. ONE NON-SMOKER for one room, large yard. Lantern You Hill Drive, Marble school must have car. bedroom, Hull Apartments, Applicants call 489-3494 for January through March. Free district, $250/ month. phone, rent negotiable. December 20 — September 353-9100 or 351-3869. 10, 351-7703 after 4pm. 8-12-1 5-11-27 For Rent MALE GRAD to share 1135 Michigan Avenue mobile home starting Winter ■■ right next to Brody Complex TV RENTALS $9.50 par term. 351-4857. 5-11-28 CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are month, $23 per term; free units for WINTER, SPRING & now leasing student and married couples SUMMER. These spacious apartments are delivery, service and pickup. EAST and furnished with distinctive carpeted No deposit. New stereos SIDE near Sparrow, tompu$ H furniture. Each unit has a available furnished, attrarji^' 3 rooms ""nter, SP individual air - conditioning. These two - garbage disposal and at same rates. Call and bath, man units have ample parking space for NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-30 ju^'vy'i'dinted, new "to distinct every resident. Recreation is planned for with a shag. Adi\"\ no children. balconies. We also have a full - time giant swimming pool and private $130. 484-4041, 484-3292. Edition ing. resident manager for any to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call problems. If you want Apartments 3-11-22 J* of a gian units start at $85/month today. The one - bedroom will be per man. FOR RENTAL GIRL NEEDED Winter or 351-8831. INFORMATION CALL* Winter/ or ""'dent Mar MODEL OPEN 12-5 CLOSED Spring. month leases available. SUNDAY. 3-6-9 and 12 - NEEDED: ONE man. Four man Twyckingham, $60/ month. Sus Hill , - Cedar Village. MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY All SIATI MANAGEMENT Spring. 351-1634. 5-11-22 Winter, 337-7019. 3-11-22 Use Your ; v 9 A.M CO., INC. ,6-9and 13 391-1310 241 E.SAGINAW HWV. SUBLEASE, 1 bedroom, MASTER CHARGE SUITE 411 ONE GIRL needed for Cedar furnished, $160/ month. Call **nagemea —.—__ EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Village apartment. Call aftar 6:30pm. 332-3139. At The STATE NEWS 337-2337. 3-11-22 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 21, 1972 ]] r For Sale J Mobile Homes UU [ Personal L.* CANON, Nikon, SRL Hall lockups stir gripes SCHULT - 8- x 35'. 1952 babysitter needed or ^ j'r a s. Durst M301 furnished with shed, on lot babysitting service. Special er Used zoom lenses. near campus, excellent Classified ad, 15 words for ^ 23mm '3.5 wide angle condition. 332-4952. 8-12 1 Per Pay, $1 El $89.95. Pioneer 77A pre-paid. Offer good I?^speakers, Pioneer PL50 STUDENTS through November 28 i*' turntable, Bell and For - NEWLY VVEDS^ 355-8255.4-11-29 (continued from page 1) "If they cant't trust interwing flow of traffic. death. I have continuous cut phenomenally." minimum investment Smaller Zutaut agreed with this anyone wishing entrance students any more than residence nightmares over what might Xii 545 13mm movie you can live economically in assessment, noting that only "Mark happen unless some security r*d projector. Color TV this 3 bedroom mobile home davis" telepathy must either show proof of that, well..." he groaned. In a vote at Wilson Hall complexes, Mason-Abbott halls have such as measures were taken." a handful of vending 1000 used 8 - track Located in Delhi Manor experiments definit- residency or produce an no br ea k t North argued that the machine-tampering cases used stereo albums, Holt, 10 minutes driving time hrough! Contar escort. last month, 98 per cent of nightly internal blockade. ** Psych have surfaced this fall, as 'election oriental wall to the •ogy Research. More the residents voting opted But the new security actual measures taken call University. Phone Joan Urgent! irritating to many .Juries. WILCOX Smith, 694-0177 or ALL '1-21 students, the doors for a reopening of the measures require that for "minimal adjustment" opposed to a deluge last I'^OND HAND STORE. STAR REALTY, 694-8181 separating wings of certain doors. But in spite of the entrances to men's sides be only, not drastic measures, year "that was driving us IE. Michigan. 8 -5:30 ^3-H-23 CHECKBOOK GADGET Diamond Internationa residence halls are shut after overwhelming mandate, locked after hours, as in as those in effect at Oakland right out of our WL Monday - Saturday. minds." Corp. has come up with ai closing hours-even if the Chesney conceded that all most sororities. University, which he K4391 Master Charge, 1960 ALPINE mobile home 10' adding machine that fit hall has gone co-ed. his efforts during the past While debate over the described as resembling "a North also said that * 46', 2 bedrooms right into the checkbook ti fenced-in only trades. C-11-30 unfurnished. Call after Curtis Larson, Warren seven weeks have crashed wisdom of such policies military camp." 36 police calls have ljy«w»vs. 5pm' ing tra f the against a stone wall. Gary North, "While it's too early to 699-2310.3-11-27 mily , king ( junior, for example, rages on, originated from residence KfD men's Schwinn bike, 5 approves of the locking of "They keep giving us the manager of residence hall jump the gun and predict halls this September, as r.. $50 332-6640 after SYLVAN 1969, 2 bedrooms, main entrances but calls the runaround," he complained. programs, defends the absolute success, our compared to 80 for last take over payments. Phone interwing cl osures "Every official we've gone policy that he helped draft program has deterred September. He cautioned, 641-6547. 5-11-29 to just keeps passing the the culmination of random visitors to the "absolutely ridiculous." as a however, that any j^THWESTERN TICKETS "I could understand it buck upwards. They have two-year study during dorms," he said. cause-and-effect relation treasonable and good. Call ROYCRAFT - 12* x 52', last year," the second-year the authority, but not the which "the volume of These visitors, who have between the decrease and |56.6483 and 337-9794. furnished on shaded lot. hlngs ) longer use. resident of Wilson Hall guts, to OK our proposals. student losses rose in no affiliation with MSU, lock-up policies remains Many _ extras. Holt area. "Eventually," Chesney dramatic fashion." accounted for 53 per cent Phone 699-2960. 5-11-21 Make a list of these things, explained. "But this year, conjectural. "---1 dial 355-8255. A girls live on both sides of predicted, "the derision will "Last spring term, there of all campus arrests last ful Ad Writer will put the dorm. What's the point probably go right up to the were 16 reported armed year, North noted. "What we are trying to In touch with of do is to alert people to cash board of trustees." robberies on campus," "Last year, all kinds tjEo Hmged dustcover. irs In no time at all. Do now of locking the grill fczOoi1 best offer. 355-9099. day! doors?" At present, residents of North said. "There have property in residence halls potential dangers," North The answer, Robert five other halls I besides been sporadic incidents were being stolen to furnish explained. "Open doors, for FIND SOMETHING? STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per IF YOU'VE found a pet or Underwood, manager of W i I son — A kers, Fee, before, but never in such apartments," he said. "So example, only invite people month, $23 per term. Free ■phone BASS guitar - article of value, we want to delivery, service and pick-up. residence halls, said, is what Hubbard, McDonel and concentrated fashion. far this year, institutional to take advantage of the t condition. Must Wonders— situation." help you return it. Just come No deposit. TV's available at he calls "internal security." must plod Frankly, it scares me to property losses have been , $350, 351-1775. In to the State News same rates. Call NEJAC "It helps us keep control through the roundabout, Classified Dept. and tell us 337-1300. C-11-30 of the traffic between the quarter-mile route from one that you want to place an ad wing to the other, if they wings," he explained, "and Kissinger begins secret talks 'A TRAVEL trailer, 1966 in EAST A LITTLE L 16', sleeps LANSING STATE or a lot. We cut it it reduces the possibility seek entrance past closing 6, self - BANK'S found column. As a like you want it. UNION that someone living in >ne hours. with shower. Gas public service EAST BUILDING BARBER SHOP. On the other hand, Case, Call 485-9834. side would ripoff residents LANSING STATE BANK 355-3359. C-1-11-21 (continued from page 1) Vietnamese forces from South Vietnam. in the other side." Holden and Shaw halls are will run the ad at no extra The draft agreement apparently was silent cost to you. But Scott Chesney, leader exempt from internal in Paris. The plenary meetings opened in HvANIA MINI modular Peanuts Personal 1 restrictions because, on this point. Thieu considers the EAST LANSING of a Wilson ad hoc group May 1968. They were joined by Saigon and withdrawal an essential condition for any ! year old. $80. Underwood said, their STATE BANK. seeking to re open the grill the Viet Cong later that year, but soon §2421.5 1 1-21 DEAR doors at night, calls that architectural designs allow bogged down in deadlock. lasting peace. Hanoi has refused to discuss LOST - SMALL black and tan QUICKIE. Happy 20th. for some control over the it. Ehica lynx - 14, excellent dog, red collar, Yankee You're a big kid now. 311. explanation "asinine." Kissinger then opened sporadic secret , 1969 model, Stadium Plaza, Okemos, 1-11-21 contacts with Hanoi alone. These led to a Kissinger was expected to ask for an book, $65. breakthrough last Oct. 8, when Hanoi for clarification of the three sided "council of - Reward. 351 9566. 311 23 171-2251. 5-11-21 HAPPY BIRTHDAY the first time agreed to separate the national reconciliation" that would tni LOST: TWO female dogs MARSHALL military issues of a cease - fire and release organize elections throughout South It que clocks - i - one jb-1-11-21 of prisoners from the political issues of Vietnam after a cease - fire. mostly German Shepherd, ■grandfather. 2 cottage, 2 brown, rabies tag; one small South Vietnam's future government. ■kitchen, 4 gingerbreads, 1 Hanoi's published summary of the draft tri color beagle, mostly The government of President Nguyen ■black mantle, 1 weight O.G. - describes the council as an "administrative black. Answer to Sakie and Van Thieu has denounced the draft ■8 day. 1 hanging kitchen structure." The Saigon government says the Zosha. Lost in snowstorm, agreement as a sellout, while the Viet Cong ■dock. 1 Gilbert banjo clock. LAMBDA CHIS: Hospitality Anni uncements for Vietnamese version uses the words "power November 13th, Vicinity / It's The MSU Ski Club 1 have been distinctly lukewarm about some ■Call after 5:30pm, 484-2007. was grand, thanks for the What's Happening must be at 7 p.m. today in 108B Wells structure" — implying a kind of coalition Abbott, M - 78. Reward. of its provisions. ■ S-11-27 hand, the biggest rip-off in all received in the State News Hall. There will be a new regime Thieu says would violate the South 337-1069. 5-11-28 the land. Love, the Pi Phis. office, 341 Student Services equipment display by the Despite these conflicting public Vietnamese people's right to self - tOl 2 piec 2 hunting outfit, 1-11-21 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Weathervane. The meeting is postures, American officials remained determination. LOST: 5 - month terrier like class days before publication. to the public. - *e 42. $20. open hopeful the agreement would be accepted ■3721549. 3-1 1-21 puppy, female, black rat tail. BROWNIES COULD never No announcements will be Call 353-5988. 3-11-22 accepted by phone. St. John Student Parish offers by all parties concerned before the end of The draft also was vague about how the match a fine cookie. Happy the year. folk dance instruction for cease - fire would apply in Laos and DNS. RIFLES and pistols of birthday Cookie! 1-11-21 East Lansing Democrats will Cambodia. In his arrival statement Sunday LOST: GIRL'S silver ring. White beginners at 8 tonight 327 Kissinger told a Washington news [il kinds. Buy,d used. trade, and sell, Guns and black pearls. Library. NO ONE is lucky in love meet at 8 tonight at the All Saints Church. 800 N. Abbott MAC Ave. and intermediati conference Oct. 26, peace was "at hand" night, Kissinger significantly spoke of can it dancing at 9 tonight. 337-9416. 3-11-22 and only six or seven "very concrete peace in Indochina — not only in Vietnam. to be rented for the hunting takes work. RM/jb. 1-11-21 Rd„ for election of officers, election analysis and plans for issues" needed to be clarified in a final lason. Best prices in town. The Hanoi officials have said repeatedly FOUND: PUPPY, black with 1973. Dept. of Humanities will negotiating session with the North ■c50 guns in stock. See BOB'S hold white blaze, small bassett - a meeting for students Vietnamese. North Vietnam is unwilling to accept any PUN SHOP, 2412 South hound type. 482-4947. The Russian and East interested in taking humanities "substantive modifications" in the draft. ar. Call 371-2244. Closed in London or Paris this summer White House officials said later there C-3-11-22 European Studies Program will ndays. 20-11-23 present part I of the Soviet film at 7 p.m. today in 105 S. Kedzie may be a need for still further talks with They have also stressed they regard the "Peter I" at 7:30 p.m. today in Hall. A film will be shown. the Saigon government and perhaps with Paris talks as not competent to discuss Recreation FOUND: KEY ring, corner of Qgj 102 B Wells Hall. Hanoi. Laos and Cambodia. Ann and Charles Streets. The Shotgun Club will shoot at 4:30 p.m. today. Members There was widespread speculation, but In November 15. 332-6310. UNION BOARD FLIGHTS Typing Service Saigon, the newspaper Tin Song, C-3-11-22 and other interested persons are no official confirmation of the concrete which reflects presidential thinking, said ■EEPDOG - Jealous of baby, offers Christmas flight to asked to meet in the front lobby issues Kissinger intended to take up with London for $185. Stop in of the Men's Intramural Kissinger will tell the North Vietnamese FOUND: BROWN male puppy. TYPING THESES and term Tho. that South Vietnam's conditions for a Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. Building. Four to six months old. Call One of them was undoubtedly the Second floor Union. C-11-30 papers. Electric typewriter. peace agreement are unchanged and the 351-3630. C-3-11-21 Experienced. Diane, withdrawal of at least some North next move is up to Hanoi. The Block and Bridle Club MERMAN THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring 372-7600. 5-11-29 PUPPY, male, SILVER KEY found Akers bus will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in (Champion bloodlines, 7 stop. Has clasp for keytainer. you Bahamas, $119. Spain, 110 Anthony Hall. Club and first shots. 489-3490. THANK YOU Korean Choir. senior pictures will be taken, Residents in stew hail food Sue, 353-3424. C-3-11-27 $239. Hawaii, $269. - Barbados, $257. Call STUDENTOURS, $270. Aruba, Theses printer. typing, pick own Mrs. sign up for Littel International and view demonstrations. over FOUND: BROWN leather - like Lippincott, purse. Co'ner of Abbott and 351-2650. 8-12-1 489-6479, 3-11-22 The Weekly People Club will (continued from page 1) of response from Bell. The purpose of writing Albert. Phone 3516475. meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Oak Room, second floor Union "The student government the letter and collecting its JlllE Service □B TYPING TERM papers, theses, etc. Electric. Experienced. to discuss abolition of money. unavailable Monday. for comment has talked with the manager signatures is to see if there ■•"kings, t PUPPIES, PURE registered, beautiful $30. Dimondale, - Q i/1 "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for JEAN C-11-30 MASSEY, 393-4075. University Productions Theater will Lab Posing several questions the letter asked: "Just what and nothing happened." Johnston said, adding that will be any reaction from the hall manager and the pinning and engagement present "I talking with the manager is food service manager, she ■W-8940. 2-11-22 Never are the responsibilities of PREGNANT? WE understand. Sang for My Father" at 8 said. notices is 12 noon Thursday COMPLETE THESES the new manager? Is his like talking to a brick wall. Call us. Pregnancy p.m. Friday through Sunday in for Friday's paper. 347 SERVICE. Discount printing. the Arena Theater. counseling. 372-1560. reason for being here to Student Services. S-12-1 IBM typing and binding of C-11-30 theses, Resumes, :nt improve the dorm or to |IERIANexcellent husky pedigree WOULD YOU like to recycle FOR stereo QUALITY equipment, see the service on publications. campus, corner Across from M.A.C. and Employment at National Parks" hoard the money students pay to live here? Is it his function to work together ASMSU to hear OBA Grand River, below Jones markings, 1 government? Check out STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East and "The Wilderness of Mt. with all employes to create (continued from page 1) •f old. 332-3924. 3-11-22 Grand River.C-11-30 Stationery Shop. Call McKinley National Park" at 7 FREEDOM HOUSE I 3647 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, a sense of harmony or is it Willoughby, Holt, 694-9449. ■eat dane PUps. akc, 3-11-22 HOME REMODELING and 337-1666. C-11-30 to hassle a staff, most of students who were asked to leave were those who were not ■ filtered, black, 10 weeks whom have been here longer members of OBA and that some white students did remain. repairs. Free estimates, call TYPING TERM ■ M. 482-44 24. papers and than he has and create an Wahula said that after the presentations the board may 3-11-27 FREE A lesson in Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. ... theses. Electric typewriter, complexion care. Call 3-11-27 Phi Gamma Nu will hold a ever growing wave of waive the restrictive code of operations which legally fast service. Call 349-1904. labile Homes QB 484-4519 East Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. 15-11-21 pledging and business meeting at 7 p.m. today in the second floor discontent? "The other manager was prevents ASMSU from tampering with OBA funds. "A two-thirds vote of the board can waive the code, t sell! 1972 Vindale, MERLE COSMETICS NORMAN STUDIOS. 'ions ][^*| ANN BROWN. multilith Typing and offset printing. conference room, Eppley Center. much more personable — he drove a motorcycle which which will then allow a vote to place ^restrictions, on OBA funds," Wahula said. ■fished, ■■Wrooms. carpeted, 2 C-3-11-22 FUTURE CPA's learn how to Complete service for Phi Gamma Nu will tour appealed to the students, I "I also expect a motion from the board to delete from Beautiful location dissertations, theses, Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner |* ,he woods at 604 East DECEMBER 1st is LAST prepare for the CPA exam. and Smith at 2 p.m. today. Meet guess. The new manager the code of operations the section concerning reference to a BECKER CPA REVIEW manuscripts, general typing, doesn't seem to have the council of black organizations," he said. King Arthur's Court. publishing date for State at 1:30 p.m. at the main door of COURSE. Call collect IBM. 23 years experience. News. Get those ads in early! Eppley Center for rides. rapport," Johnson said. However, Off-Campus Council representative Charles 313-961-1400. BL-1-11-21 349-0850. C-11-30 355-8255. $-11-22 The former manager was Massoglia said, prior to taking any action including a vote The College of Business will Donald McMillan. on any matter, the board had "better make sure that rights EXPERT TYPING - fast show the film "You, Yourself service! Call 355-1230 after "The students are finding to due process of everyone involved are protected. Incorporated" at 11:45 a.m. it difficult to roll with the "Any action had better wait until after a competent uiins Mil 5pm. 3-11-27 today in 118 Eppley Center. punches," she explained. judicial or other impartial body has reviewed the case, or The letter was an else I will recommend that those board members in Transportation w funding of the Women's Center, please attend the East Lansing outgrowth of growing agreement with disatisfaction with the lack added. me refuse to waive the code," Massoglia City Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. today. WANTED - THREE riders. MSU meet at College Republicans will 7:30 p.m. today in the The Stables invites you to a Union Oak Room. RIDE finals NEEDED week after Call 351-8994. 5-11-29 to Dayton, Tuesday. Students present the Street and "Th^£fcV>.ay" p.m.(*P<~, of in Brody C.0 ' will Society at 6:30 Multipurpose Country Music Sit In Room Brody Hall. featuring ](S The meet at MSU Sailing Club will 7:30 p.m. today in 31 PAST TONY COATS ON GRAND RIVER DON'T FORGET blood only from people. Save Give blood. comes a life. Professional Union, discussed. lceboating will be Jaw Bone Sailing Club Shore School will J>pu* Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing slurient un.ts for donors compensated. be held at 6:30 p.m. today in 31 It's in the Stables back room every day from 3 pm-8 pm ■JTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and urn.shed MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Union. The helmsman test will be given at 7 rVi5tinctive. comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposalI and a.r p.m. l^itioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the C-11-30 Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at Super Cheap Draft Beer |J«0,a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the V«ar TYPING - EXPERIENCE in 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the McKinley Room, Northwind and ... to get it on at night, college thesis work and Apartments. articles for publication. Preserve 700,000 pounds of Graduate engineer, husband, the past with the MSU Railroad ■ 6 9and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. available for graphs, charts, etc. Phone 627-6127. 3-11-22 Club. Meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 Union. you can groove to the vibes of THANX ■ exclusively by: ALL STAII MANAGEMENT CO., INC. GRADUATE FREAK needs There will be a meeting and paper Joint Issue JJjg Stable® copy 241 £• SAQINAW HWV. 411 living place - month/ month basis starting January. Doug, workshop at 7 p.m. today in the only at Union Sunporch. Everyone is EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 882-2059. 5-11-22 welcome. 1 2 Michigan State University. 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