michigan Volume 65 Number 69 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 22, 1972 Nixon says world follows arms talks princip'es governing our relations with GENEVA (AP) - President Nixon permanent the Soviet agreement, to stable i„ a message to the American Union, lead me to believe a that strategic relationship for this decade ■rtegation at SALT II on Tuesday that our current efforts will meet with and beyond." I^e hopes of all mankind" new success," the President said. "You have with you the rhough the current meetings are company the ta,ks to curb the hopes of all the mainly to set the stage for more talks, affensive nuclear might of the United American people and indeed th the opening round could Lesand the Soviet Union. hopes of all mankind." that revive issues The second phase of the strategic Smith read the letter at brought much discussion in SALT the opening I. pns limitations talks between the two session, held in the Soviet mission The next session is The Soviets might again raise the uperpowers began with a 95 - minute scheduled Friday in the Jsion. SALT II's opening round, U.S. mission. subject of the U.S. fighter - bomber U.S. officials said in a force stationed in Europe and Uelv to last until shortly before briefing that the (continued on page 15) Christmas, is to lay groundwork for opening session was "characterized dirther negotiations that could last for by the same degree of concentration duration of the five - year interim and seriousness" that prevailed during the prolonged SALT I SALT agreement signed by Nixon last |fiy in Moscow. Nixon said the SALT I discussions. accord, 34 nations That agreement was the including a permanent ceiling on defensive antiballistic missiles culmination of the SALT I talks that began Nov. 17, 1969 and alternated l„r 2'j years between Helsinki, five • year range offensive systems, created the and freeze on the totals of long - a to discuss (Inland and Vienna, Austria. foundation for further agreements. Nixon's opening messaee for SALT Hwas addressed to Gerard C. Smith, "Now you face a task which in many respects is even more complex relations HELSINKI, Finland (AP) and more difficult," Nixon wrote. tbe chief U.S. negotiator. - "The achievements of the SALT "...Both sides will now be Representatives of the United States, obliged to the Soviet Union and make 32 other laments, as well as the basic long •' term commitments, in a countries are meeting today for the broadest effort yet, to end conflicts in Europe since World War II. Everybody in Europe is represented Kissinger flies except Albania, Communist China's ally. There are all the North Atlantic allies, including Canada, all the East European bloc, including East 400-1,200 Germany, all the neutrals, even Switzerland. There Richard Speck, convicted in 1966 for the murder of eight student nurses in a Chicago Brussels for are some unusual o ones: such stein the Vatican, unrepresented at meetings since 1822, tiny Lichen- and San townhouse, is taken from the Peoria County courthouse after receiving eight consecutive 50-150 year sentences. AP wirephoto Marino, the little republic inside Italy. It was the first big preparatory Indonesia talks I PARIS international control commission that session for a conference on security and cooperation in Europe. That will open — if the in June. The preparations succeed Soviets attach — Convicted killer Speck (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger great ud Hanoi's Politburo member, Le would supervise a cease - fire. Suharto importance to it. They have sent Due Tho, laughed and joked together is on a tour of European capitals. Valerian Zorin, a deputy foreign gets 400-year sentence minister. Tuesday as they conferred for more Spokesmen on both sides refused all comment on the subjects under The U.S. delegation is led by thin four hours in a villa belonging to discussion at the 4xh - hour meeting in former Gov. Val Peterson of Nebraska, the French Communist party. now ambassador to Finland. Kissinger then called a pause in his suburban Gif - Sur - Yvette, 15 miles George eritical Vietnam bargaining session southwest of Paris. Vest, a veteran foreign service officer, recommended the death penalty which Guards PEORIA, III. (AP) - Richard were stationed at the is his chief adviser. Paschen imposed. with Tho to pay a visit to Brussels Kissinger's meeting with Suharto Speck, convicted and sentenced to courthouse doors and all persons who was envisaged before the secret talks The diplomats meet in the hall Two dozen guards, including state today for talks with Indonesian death for the 1966 murders of eight entered the building were searched for leaders. began Monday, White House press belonging to the student organization nurses in a Chicago townhouse, was troopers and Peoria policemen, led the weapons, cameras and tape recorders. at Helsinki University of Speck to a cell in the basement of the The second day of the round of secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said. The resentenced The parking lot was cleared of new Technology, an angular modern on Tuesday to 400 - 1,200 Indonesian role in the fire thus courthouse at 4 a.m. Tuesday. vehicles and all persons not on official jecrel talks was marked by a visibly cease - building in the wooded suburb of years in prison in a move necessitated It was the same cell where Speck jovial atmosphere between the two was not necessarily among the subjects by the Supreme Court ruling against business were discouraged from going discussed between Kissinger and Tho. Espoo. was confined during his eight - week Mgotiators, suggesting that tho capital punishment. to the second floor area where the fccussions may be going well behind It was noted, however, that North Today's meeting will be only the Circuit Court Judge Richard J. trial. hearing was conducted. tie total news blackout. Vietnamese and Viet opening ceremony to name the Cong spokesmen chairman. Richard Toetterman of the Fitzgerald sentenced Speck to eight The White House announced that singled out Indonesia for criticism last consecutive 50 - 150 - year prison Finnish Foreign Ministry. Speeches Kissinger will interrupt the talks to week. They argued that Indonesian terms for the slayings. wnfer in Brussels with President were scheduled by the Finnish foreign Suharto of Indonesia, countries named to one serve of four on the policy had a strong pro - American (continued on page 10) minister, Ahti Karjalainen, and Danish (continued on page 10) Gerald Getty, Speck's lawyer, had requested that Speck be given a single term of 20 60 years. That would have • Thieu sends cadets made him eligible for parole in less than 12 years. 25 Speck appeared in court in Peoria, to advise S. Viets turkey III. where he was convicted in 1967, wearing a shite shirt, dark pants and a jacket. He told a newsman he expected DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) — More than 500 officer cadets went out into and "By their presence in the hamlets the cadets will villages the countryside near here Tuesday to donated to get "'500 to 1,000 years in prison." Speck was sentenced June 15, 1967, to die for the slayings but tell peasants and villagers that peace may come soon to South Vietnam and demonstrate that the people in the countryside are not abandoned to the Viet Cong once going to be to advise them how to combat the resentencing was ordered after the peace is declared." Viet Cong after a cease fire. area ne U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against the death penalty earlier this year. - Captured documents have given the Documents seized recently suggest some North Vietnamese and Viet Saigon government some idea of the Cong units are being broken up into small Twenty - five needy Ingham Speck, 30, who was arrested two Communists' plan of action once groups to infiltrate government - held County families will have turkey on days after the July 14, 1966, murders, hostilities end. Countrywide, about with areas a view to raising the was tried in Peoria after his 5,000 cadets will help local '^ir Thanksgiving dinner tables lawyers Communist contended he would not get a fair flag after a cease - fire. following efforts by Alpha Phi propaganda officials explain them to Police and military operations have %na, the police honorary on hearing in Chicago because of news the populace and stress the need for a resulted in seizure of several thousand coverage of the slayings. communal effort to counter them. rampus. Viet Cong flags laid in for distribution The late Judge Hebert F. Paschen "As representatives of the central fVatemity members collected of Circuit Court moved the case from when the fighting ends. donations from 7 stores and government, the cadets will show the area Cook County to Peoria and presided at Communist - led forces also are of&anizations to people in remote areas that Saigon buy 25 turkeys, the trial which ended April 15, 1967. moving in small units into destroyed then they delivered them to the really cares about their future," said a The jury convicted Speck and South Vietnamese official here. (continued on 10) families' doorsteps Tuesday. page Caseworkers in Lansing's Probate court selected the needy 'amities to receive consulting their case turkeys after lists. CONDITION IMPROVES "The caseworkers are really ®xcited that these families will have ' "aPpy Thanksgiving dinner now," ave Brown, a caseworker in the probate court, said. The Brewery, Coral Gables, the Wallace eyes '74 race ^■jsing chapter of the Fraternal MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - ^der of Police, Monty's Bar, Paul George C. Wallace, whose presidential health is good and improving steadily. work itself down. It's just going to fare's Bar, Warren's New Place, campaign is about $225,000 in debt, One political associate said he believed the governor would run in 1974 and take time." pHAlstine Packaging and Eyde appears to be gearing up for another The campaign headquarters is still Construction Co. contributed wouldn't hesitate to campaign in a w^rd the race for governor in 1974. wheel chair. functioning, with a skeleton staff, and $90 bill for the birds. a temporary office has been opened in Alpha Phi Sigma members One group at a time, he is calling in The gubernatorial race would be "orked with Washington in advance of the Dec. 9 Roger Zeh, also a the county coordinators and other Wallace's third. After his first term he meeting of the Democratic National ^worker ®°mP'le in the probate court, to volunteer workers who helped him was succeeded by his first wife, Committee. a list of the neediest when he was elected two years ago. Lurleen, because state law prohibited People. him from Twenty - five new members will be He told one such audience at the succeeding himself. A added to the national committee, and 'The people around here at the executive mansion Monday night constitutional amendment has that Snider said the goal of the Wallace Probate court think it's if his health continues to removed that prohibition. great that improve "I'll organization is to get as many as Debody decided to help these be running all over everything." possible "whose thinking is in tune Discussing the debt from Wallace's Pjjople at Thanksgiving," Brown And in recent weeks he has made bid for the with the people." Chester Thompson, East Lansing *"'°r and Thanksgiving more and more public appearances. Wallace is still paralyzed in both manager, Charles S. Democratic presidential nomination, the governor's campaign Snider, said, Wallace party lost has said the Democratic the presidential election president of Alpha Phi Chester Thompson, East Lansing senior at left, and Brian legs from a bullet wound suffered in "We've written all our creditors that because it neglected the "average He h' Cefa8te wlo8inski. Dearborn Goldsworthy, Dearborn senior, helped deliver turkey dinners to an assassination attempt at Laurel, they'll get their money." American." %io senior, Gail Schultz, Celina, Md., last May 15 while campaigning The campaign owed approximately Letters have been sent from Wallace junior and Brian Goldsworthy, 25 families in the Lansing area Tuesday. They are members of for the Democratic presidential $250,000 when the Democratic headquarters here to potential Alpha Phi Sigma, the police honorary. nomination. National Convention was over. Since contributors, appealing for funds to State News photo by Milt Horst But even though he may never walk then, Snider said, about $25,000 has pay the existing debt and keep the again, his doctors say his general been paid back "and ultimately it will (continued on page 15) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 22,1972 frr-WB.. r> tax shift called teraLL sumf 'J VI By LINDA WERFELMAN Increases of exemptions might be most favorably unlikely assessed by the Michigan Dept. of )e< nary State News Staff Writer received by Education Changes in Michigan's tax system will be unlikely during legislators. Montgomery said. The present $1,200 per person exemption should be changed to $1,500, subjected to budget analysis, DeMaso said He djsagreed w|th a suggestion an the next session of the state he added. made . legislature, Rep. George Speaker William Ryan, D - 3rd District »nn ^ y Montgomery, D - 20th District, and chairman of the House "Since you cannot create an equal system by graduated ^ous f th Bovemor.s offk,e th_, ,h " and representative Taxation Committee, said Tuesday. "I would doubt that it's going to be easy to put through rate, you can do it through flat - rate exemptions," he said. DeMaso agreed, citing a tax reform package approved "efe^ndumTth pro^sS elL.^ C°ndUl>t a a to Pr«porty Uv any new plan," Montgomery said. Legislators could be forced to act, however, if courts rule that the earlier this year by the Florida legislature. The plan grants basis for financin« Pub,ic UX 88 $5,000 exemptions to some property owners and $10,000 Responsibility for tax reform should rest 1 Michigan with property tax is an unconstitutional means of financing exemptions to others, including senior citizens in need of legislature, DeMaso said, adding, "the only rallU public education, he added. financial assistance, DeMaso said. can 1 do's establish the graduated income tax." thine that A major obstacle to Another approach would allow school districts to prove w passage of new legislation will be the Legislative handling of the issue could sident I "After so many years of failure to define a goal. Sen. Harry A. to the state what amount of money they need to produ - ^ DeMaso, R - 20th operate, results than would have been obtained °6 400 Afri shooting war. it is going to be District, and chairman of the Senate Taxation DeMaso said. Predictions by the school districts would be of Proposal C, Montgomery said. with1 ••voter 1 apptovj and Other ral difficult for people to adjust Veterans' Affairs Committee, said. "The ichiga" a to peace. But we have got to key thing that no one talks about is what equal i„rted at1 quality education is, and until we define what we are really impress upon them that an end No rallw to the fighting may only signal striving for, we are going to have problems," he explained. Voter rejection of proposed amendments to eliminate WINTER TERM ACTION jnonstrati the beginning of a different the ban on a state graduated income tax eeting and (Proposal D) and The Bla< kind of war - a political war. " to eliminate property tax as the chief method of financing jesday at Council's public education (Proposal C) could prompt legislative The servi action, DeMaso said. South Vietnamese official black si see story page I what "I think they're going to be more we have to." receptive to anything that might get the job done." he said. "I feel that we can do By DANIEL DEVER board of trustees approved a education courses not just ag ithorities ; (on Rougi Between Proposals discussed in previous sessions and shelved when State News Staff Writer — Included is the the drive to place Proposal C on the ballot motion last spring to create University College. propos, iyne wai succeeded creation of the Though the Academic the urban college. The ad But the plan cannot be Elects in began t< probably will be reintroduced, he continued. Student Council Council has taken little hoc committees working on implemented until the At Oaklai The Spencer - Ryan plan, which Montgomery said would official body. significant action this term, the college's structure and council approves the criteria (Black L produce more dollar equality for school districts within the The student Italian bus drivers strike state, is among those that may be debated, he and DeMaso some very important and curriculum, however, have for general education being composed of all the counci illand Cei not studer for a gt agreed. controversial items will reported to the council. developed by an ad hoc members of the That probably be facing the Bonnen said he hopes committee. Academ At the Ui Bus workers went proposal would result in higher per pupil these reports will come Council, will meet in resident on strike in Rome Tuesday to council winter term. The faculty rights and ai (i expenditures for most school districts, DeMaso said. unofficial capacity, until A list of d Most of the items will be before the Academic tt press demands for better public transport - and responsibilities document bylaws completions of actions Council sometime next which will are changed. uest for i tied up the city in' bumper-to-bumper traffic most of include the The proposed initiated by the Academic term. changes ai Hand Sou the day. faculty grievance procedure now before the HAPPY Council last year, James T. The urban college cannot is also in committee. Committe Buses stopped from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the on Academic Govemanci Bonnen, chairman of the begin functioning until the The Faculty Affairs and city. Inter-urban transport struck until 6 p.m. THANKSGIVING! Steering Committee, said council approves a structure Faculty Compensation ew The unions want more buses and special rules by WE WILL BE CLOSED Monday. Bonnen said he expects and curriculum. The general education Committee has been Rep petitions municipal authorities to make public transport THU. NOV. 23 and FRI. NOV. 24 working on the project since the council to act on such proposal is in the same last spring and may have it now available T( WE WILL BE OPEN speedier. items as the College of situation as the urban 5PM-11 PM SAT. NOV. 25 completed by next term. Students interested NOON - 11 PM SUN. NOV. 26 Urban Development, general college. Bonnen also said he applying for The mathemati education and the faculty council initiated a expects the proposed bylaw representatives IRA leader faces court UNION rights and responsibilities plan winter term last year changes outlined in the at large on or the membe. WASHING which would allow all Natun document. Report on Student Science Council (th obert Sti Amid Irish BOWLING LANES The council and the colleges to develop general Elections to be before the student advisory committe jerging t Republican Army (IRA) Academic Council winter to the college) itender fo demonstrations early Tuesday. Sean MacStiofain may pick term. a petition from the tutor Democ The State News is faced a Dublin court and published by the students of The report was developed 138A Wells Hall. angrily denounced Michigan State University every immittee. government efforts to jail him. class day during Fall, over the summer and The only requirement Winter and Spring school "I feel its an outrage," said the terms, Mondays, proposes several changes in an interest in working powerful chief of Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a the Bylaws for the staff of the terrorist IRA Provisional Academic committee. Petition wing. "It's a special Welcome Week edition is published in Governance in order to must be returned on gross injustice." September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member improve student before Jan. 12, to 138, Facing a special three-member criminal court on Associated Press, United Press participation. Wells Hall. International, Inland Daily Press Assn., charges of being a member of an illegal Press Assn., Associated Michigan organization - the IRA Collegiate Press, Michigan taken neither food nor - MacStiofain said he had wr»ter since his arrest at Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage COGS Of conside paid at East 3:15 a.m. Sunday. Editorial and business offices at 345 Lansing, Mich. Student Services I "I intend to refuse food and water for as am in custody," MacStiofian said. "I long as reckon I Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing Michigan, 48823. graduate The Council of Graduate Students LANSING liken has a have 12 days to live." (COGS) met Monda ion to < Phones: and heard several reports but took no action on any item ta Beth Andrus, East News/Editorial 355-8252 Lansing graduate student, reports hs as the Classified Ads that $5,000 has been raised to take the Internal 355-8255 Revem !k's severe Court unifies trial rules Display Advertising Service (IRS) to court. Milliken 353-6400 Business Office COGS is considering taking a case to court to make all i 355-3447 damag Uniform rules of evidence to be followed in all Photographic part of graduate assistantships nontaxable. 355-8311 sperty in t Campus Information Andrus said the group is federal, civil and criminal trials across the nation 353-8700 running ads to conta< ring the st( interested graduate students who have had their income ta have been issued by the some $2.4 Supreme Court. returns audited by IRS. tsident d Unless disapproved by Congress, the rules will unties disa take effect July 1. Though they do not call for very drastic changes in procedures, they are Home for the Holidays? wld open eral reimb significant in that judges and lawyers moving from mages doi one court to another will know that operty. one set of Milliken rules applies everywhere. Renault 12 Proxmire begins run Sen. William Proxmire AN began his planned 1,200 Arrive in comfort, style, and economy in a Renault mile journey across Wisconsin Monday by running 12 Sedan or Station Wagon. Start with front - wheel WEDNESDAY AIRCLEA along Milwaukee streets at dawn. drive to handle icy curves, up to 30 miles to the The 57-year-old Democratic chairman Joint Economic of the gallon, and reclining bucket seats, and you've only Trivia Committee, who was accompanied begun to list the features that are standard on the with Sam Spiegel ELECTI by various companions for portions of his initial R-12, produced by the world's largest manufacturer STAND, trip, said: "Hi, I'm Bill Proxmire" to surprised of front wheel drive automobiles. At AI Edward's, Sing Along OFFICE - constituents he passed. authorized dealer for Renault, Peugeot, and The senator, who will not be up for re-election Triumph. with Jim Basel AMER until 1976, took several breaks to shake hands 1477 Hasle at factories. plus Park wins re-election AL EDWARD'S /port/ 11.1111.lilI All You Can Eat Th South Korean president Now For Gals Spaghetti Chung Hee Park headed Car 220 a Howard 3t/naxt to the *way Special! Tuesday for a landslide victory The Frye Stomper! Center brtwn Michigan and Kalamazoo. in his move to replace western-style democracy with 482-1226 1200E. OAKLAND, LANSING a "Korean democracy" constitution increasing his power and allowing him to Why leave the campus to eat? stay in power indefinitely. Early returns in the While traffic clears, take a leisurely walk from the Stadium, referendum on his revised past Beaumont Tower and north to the Union Building. constitution were running more than 10-1 in his favor. With about 5 per cent of the vote counted, 635,536 favored the referendum and 45,426 voted against it. J It Convictions reversed A federal appeals courts, citing errors by trial Ros Judge Julius J. Hoffman, reversed the convictions of the five Chicago Seven defendants found guilty of crossing state lines to incite Democratic National Convention. T. In a 2-1 rioting at the 1968 ruling reversing the convictions of David Dellinger, Tom E. Hayden, Rennie C. Davis, Abbie Hoffman and N.-in Jerry C. Rubin the 7th U.S. DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING Circuit Court of Appeals said the 326 South constitutional Washington 317 E. Grand River Lower Level, MSU Union rights of the defendants may have been violated. Building East Lansing Corner Abbott Road and Grand R'v0r Ask us about free parking in the city ramp ^Michigan State News, East Lansing, Mich Wednesday, November 22,1972 jeaths prompt Cost of city sign study [ampus ralliesBy ■ students at three UNITED PRKSS INTERNATIONAL Michigan universiUes held ISsand rallies Monday in support of black memorial students at could reach $100,000 By DEBBIE CALKINS Lthem University, where two students were killed last State News Staff Writer ordinance now without a Rotating signs, poorly News Background complete study, it would The 1 rallies were peaceful, except at Oakland University only be half as effective as it re about 50 black students occupied university designed signs and could be, he said. unesthetic signs — the city of city sign ordinance "We are trying jfnt Donald D. O'Dowd's office and damaged a to "Ann Arbor's wants to do should be ready within one determine how far we sign rJgO African shield and scattered books and papers away with these and is in the year. Federal grants will can go in abolishing signs from ordinance does a pretty ■Other rallies or services were held at the University of process good job of controlling B of determining what can be probably be considered to here on out," Stonebraker iigan and Wayne State University. No trouble was aid signs, but not as much as we rted at either. done about eliminating financing of the explained. them. ordinance, he added. After the planning want," Stonebraker said. L rallies or protests were held at MSU, though small The The study, now being department's preliminary Besides an ordinance that oonstrations were staged Friday at the board of trustees preliminary investigation begun early conducted by the planning investigation has been would regulate new signs, ngandat Brody Hall. this fall is the first step department, is focusing on the city wants a way to completed, Stonebraker will u. Black Students Assn. scheduled a noon rally control those toward drafting a city sign sign regulations used by begin drafting an ordinance. that are ■day at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti. other cities and court already ■ jhe services are being held to mourn the deaths of the ordinance, which could cost cases However, if the city standing, he up to $100,000, senior concerning sign ordinances. implemented a new sign explained. This second form \ black students killed last week in a confrontation with planner with the East of control, amortization, is Lrities at Southern University, an all-black college at more difficult to deal Lansing Planning Dept., with, lion Rouge, La. Ralph Stonebraker, said. he said. Between 300-400 students attended the services at |,yne that began outside and moved indoors when a cold Eg began to fall. Costs $100,000 could because reach Peace Wee once Stonebraker expects that a sign ordinance is ■ At Oakland University at Rochester, a rally sponsored considerable legal expertise enforced, the city will be by will be needed to conduct taken to court. But, the L Black Liberation Congress began with speeches in the blind Center but spilled into campus buildings when a the study and draft the tentative planning department does not want to establish ordinance, Stonebraker a weak p [or a general class boycott failed. Sign problems explained. Also, a long "Thinking about Peace" group of citizens be ordinance. ■« the University of Michigan, about 300 students and period of research and has been tentatively selected appointed by the mayor to I,residents gathered at Regents Plaza for services Controversy surrounds new bike path signs in East Safety of the sign will extensive data will be as the theme for East plan activities. The other probably be a major criteria ■Alist of demands were made to U-M officials, including a Lansing while the city planning commission needed before the ordinance Lansing's Peace Week, Dec. council members were in for sign Lest for an annual student exchange program between regulation, investigates drafting a city ordinance on signs. can be completed, he added. 24 - 30. unanimous agreement. Stonebraker said. hand Southern. State News photo by John Dickson He predicted some type A committee of citizens appointed by Mayor Wilbur IfNOUNCES WESTWOOD Brookover met for the first time The Monday to decide upon a theme. Rev. Carl Staser, Today, Tonight, committee chairman, said Anytime! Texas Dem seeks to the group is trying "to decide on ways in which ■ WASHINGTON (AP) the present chairman will be persons in can the community individually and Takeyourvmf. hunger to LuMS - going to let Jean Westwood attorney who was party organized and the South" to collectively think about ■obert Strauss, who is unsuccessful if she tries to select the next chairman treasurer from 1970 until the exclusion of other peace." ■nerging as a principal name her own replacement. and I think she makes a last July, said in an He said the committee segments of the party. pander for the top job at "I can assure you that the mistake in attempting to do interview "if you think the hopes it will receive ideas e Democratic National responsible leadership of the that," Strauss said. Democratic leadership in What the party needs, for activities which lommittee. said Tuesday Democratic party is not Strauss, a Dallas, Tex., the Senate and House and Strauss said, is someone communicate the peace the Democratic governors who is "not an ideologue." theme from East Lansing are going to let a small Westwood, the first chairman of either residents. Since the committee has wjr liken seeks funds group...pick the next woman chairman, you're wrong." major party who was only met once, all its plans By the same token, Strauss said, his own presidential candidate George McGovem's choice for the job, is being are tentative, Staser said. Councilman Colburn originated Peace George Have a nice chances to replace Westwood as chairman are pressured to resign and let Week at a city council |o I LANSING (UP1) pay storm Gov. declared damages counties which reimbursement is hurt by what he terms an incorrect image of "me being the candidate of the full committee pick a new chairman when it meets here Dec. 9. meeting in early November, when he suggested Peace Week be established that Thanksgiving! Closed - seven no Thanksgiving Day Jliken has asked President state disaster areas, making eligible. The problem of Open Friday Nov. 24 fiion to declare nine state and federal assistance high lake levels must be one III I I I I I II See you before and after iigan counties disaster available to homeowners. of paramount concern to all the game too. is as the result of last He said $7.9 million worth levels of government at this Ink's severe storms. of damage was done. time." iMilliken said Monday The nine counties Daily 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Sunday noon - midnight t damage to public involved are Arenac, PIRGIM asks loperty in those counties Bay, Berrien, Iosco, 1THANKSGIVING DAY DINNERS FOR YOUf luting the storm amounted Macomb, Monroe, St. Clair, Isome $2.4 million. 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Michigan, Lansing 485-7271 OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE Free Parking Behind Store Remember We Accept BankAmericard-MasterCharge-Checks EDITORIAL MICHAEL FOX Fair treatment Trustees snu tell the whites that black1 out. people dying... why don't traffic are for As newspaper reporters yawned Bobby Huton, Jackson State, Attica . . aPPlicants and STRESS in Detroit. you take a stand." get first priority. Friday morning, a group of about 35 While freshly scrubbed white Certainly, all murder — especially Daugherty and f0otball - college As Trustee Hartman adds Daugherty coaches are great children demonstrated at the board of genocide against protesters — is Americans there to the list of great Americans and mourned and felt by many including other national virtues Faculty and staff at MSU must studying the overall traffic trustees meeting. which th. legendary football coaches, the the stoic trustees. A certain frustration trustees should recognize no longer be treated problem. Hopefully, these Wearing grim faces and signs protesters coo. Their presence reminds resolution. Certainly, with mourning the black murders at one that another list got a little develops, however, when the murders resolutionsV automatically as more privileged than students in the assignment committees will publicize their Southern University, the protesters last week when two blacks longer died at continue to mount. The only solace comes from publicly expressing sorrow not end wars all the h«lp. Why couldn't time, but * work to solicit input and offer quietly filed into the board room near Baton Rouge. of driving and parking rights on - as did the Crisis in America express sorrow publicly for discussion their findings, the end of the meeting. At the time, for ,h the trustees were competing with each The scene is awkward. The trustees demonstrators at the Friday trustee tragedy at Southern University'' campus. The right to peaceful other to say nice things about continue talking football, the meeting. The trustees govern an institution cause of racial dissent, th( Related to reform of traffic wonderful retiring football coach Duffy Daugherty. protesters patiently implore violence. an end to where racism is an everyday, lethal equality, the toler t of Afferent opinions, the J The complexity of traffic and control on campus are the Television cameras sprang to life at threat. Consider the Conrad incident resolution of conflicts - nonviolent these parking problems off campus Questions of mass Trustee elect Jack Stack, the the white graduates who grow virtues national f - or are the first glimpse of action news all abortion crusader, smiles and smacks certainly just as worthy requires a fundamental transportation and judicial morning. The protesters quietly his lips at the protesters. He is mad at resentful when potential employers the game of football. reassessment of the current enforcement of the regulations, encircled the table of trustees and then Daugherty because the great coach practices of granting faculty and The need for mass transit, such gathered at one end of the board went on television 12 hours before the staff carte blanche privileges. as a free and convenient bus room. Trustee Frank Hartman, a sincere polls opened Nov. 7 and expressed system, will increase significantly and conscientious man, read a list of opposition to Stack's little baby, The Academic Freedom if and when the awarding of great football coaches at other Proposal B. Report has substantiated the parking rights is made restrictive colleges. At the same time, one could The protesters do not disturb the on the basis of need. see the signs of the demonstrators trustees. But as the trustees adjourn philosophical arguments for listing something else: tragedies such and flee from reality, the mourners of equal treatment of students and as Fred Hampton, George Jackson, black murders sing, "Time is running If a faculty member is allowed faculty, but the present traffic control system embodies an to park near his office only, he outdated regressive approach occasionally will need to travel POINT OF VIEW across campus for some activity. toward students. While a fixed number of floating Overall, the direction which "all could - campus" parking permits be issued to each Basic rights of men campus traffic regulation takes department, an improved mass must be a consideration of require recognition transit system would be more individual needs rather than beneficial. A mass transit system, group needs. Instead of giving a funded out of University funds faculty member the right to park or perhaps out of car registration By BILL PHILLIPS has been that the mother is the bearer anywhere, a determination must and violation receipts, can East Lansing junior and raiser, and the father is the be made of his need for privileges Commonly, there have been two disciplinarian. These limitations are resolve the problem. and only those privileges must be sets of standards in America: men's arbitrary; they are unnecessary, if not granted to him. Instead of rights and women's rights. We are harmful, to both sexes. • The dubious finally realizing women cannot rights to cook meals maintaining that students are WHO DECIDES? function freely with only the rights for his family without cultural automatically in a lower caste of society has traditionally allotted to ridicule, to clean house, and do other parking rights, the determination Of course, the equalization them and many women have liberated odd jobs that have commonly been of parking privileges for students between students and employes themselves from this traditional way considered "wife duties." must be made on an in the assigment of parking rights of thinking. Why then, do we seem to 1, personally, do not feel a men's individual liberation front need be formed. basis. .... will also . . - - . neglect the fact that men, too, are what judicial ^require consideration of functioning in only their traditional Hopefully, the women's movement body will review socially allotted roles? The division of will encourage people to think not At this time, the AH - appeals of parking tickets issued men and women's rights is arbitrary. only of the woman's plight in for infractions of parking There are no separate freedoms; there American, but of the plight of men. "Is Paris burning.1" "No, just the French mission in Hanoi!' University Traffic Committee is is only freedom. slowly educating itself to the privileges. Rather than submit Should a men's liberation need for a more reasoned these specialized parking movement begin, I suggest these rights philosophical approach to traffic violations to the local district be acknowledged: control on campus. INPUT court, it is best that such judicial consideration of parking appeals remain with the — • The right to show public emotion to laugh, to cry, to love with a freedom now traditionally granted The Doctor's Bag only to the female sex. University. The current Student • The right to change his mind — to Input to the traffic committee Traffic Appeals Court could be balance the adage that only women are By ARNOLD WERNER, MD in terms of revamping all parking reserved the right to change their expanded to include faculty and minds. and driving control is necessary, Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at University but at the staff, and then shifted from its • The right to recognize and utilize Health Center. Names need not be included unless a same time, most mala children we know ha| been circumcised. Unfortunately, a structural current niche in the Dept. of intuition — intuition exists for both personal reply is requested. Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin which is III change in the committee a year Public Safety to the Office of sexes; it is in no way confined to tab of skin extending from the shaft of the ago eliminated ex officio Judicial Programs, females. Whereas, females have I have read that the average number of calories penis, coveriil most the glans, or bulb - representation on the committee flaunted women's intuition for consumed during sexual intercourse is equivalent to shaped end of the pen® running Circumcision at birth, or shortly thereafter, is by administrators in the office of All members of the University centuries, males have been trained to up two flights of stairs. The question is: My girlfriend is 5 general! performed in this country to prevent the development or, agricultural from instructor to asst anthropology, 1973. to April I-JuneVo! vice president for development, Dec. 19; Ivory L. Clinton, one-year terminal leave Sept. 1, 1973. ,|C l«n. '9"; professor, history, Dec. I; Cari study in East Lansing Jan. 1 -March 31, 1973. j„ Spangler, asst. M. Gambs, from 'nd C a 1 roll J. consultant, University Retiring with the title of instructor to associate professor, Hawkins, Granted other leaves were: Conferences and u horticulture, Nov. 16; asst. professor, economics, Sept. political Institutes, Oct. professor and chairman emeritus Stephen B. Harsh, associate 31 and Ena C. K. mih Waneta Holecek, asst. I; Kdna L. Rogers, from science, April 1 -June to conduct 30, 1973, professor, agricultural Library, Sept. 30. Ho, librarian, is Charles C. Morrill, pathology, r park and recreation instructor to asst. professor rcseach in Spain. July 1, 1974 (1955), who will economics, Feb. 7-April 12, The board approved the JE Lh '>«• professor and assistant to C Robert social science, Dec. I B. Hamilton, from asst and James Sabbatical leaves were also approved for: John E. Hunter, 1973, to become visiting following retirements with the begin a one-year terminal leave July 1, 1973. associate professor, professor, University of Naples, title of professor emeritus special programs, professor to associate (first Retiring with the title of asst. dean for professor", Apnll psychology, June 30, 1973, to Italy; Milton C. Taylor, year of MSU employment in professor emeritus is Stephen G. Mini,'ratio" and higher chemistry and asst. provost for "I Lansing; study professor, economics and parentheses): Louis A. Doyle, special programs, Provost's G. Marian Kinget, Stevens, engineering ijctli011' Jan- '• J.973; professor, Institute for Community associate director. Continuing instructional services, July 1, , Wen, asst. professor, Office, Jan. I, 1973. psychology, April Development, Jan. I June 30, -April 30, Education and administration 1974 (1955), who will serve a service education and The board approved 1973, to travel in 1973, to serve as tax adviser to and higher education, h and human sabbatical leaves for: "elgium. France and the Minister of July I, one-year consultantship Eleanor U. Finland, 1974 (1.954), who will serve a effective July 1, 1973-June 30. Nov. 15 and Huzar, professor, history, Switzerland, James L. Phillips, ...lopmeot Holland, Sent associate professor, Republic of Singapore; Arthur one-year consultantship 1974. visiting I, 1973 Aug. 31, psychology S. Elstein, professor and effective July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974, to and Computer Institute for rjrofessor, James Madison study in Spain, Italy, Middle Social Science associate director for research, 1974; Stuart A. Gallacher, Retiring with the title of lite and political science, East and Kast Research, April medical education research and German and Russian, July 1, professor and director emeritus Lansing; Wayne I June 30, bjch 16-June IS. 1973. " "SS' ?rofess<,r' hea'th. I ast 1973, to study in Lansing; Philip A. Korth, development and professor, 1974 (1940), who will serve a is W. information Lowell Treaster, Other appointments approved phy psychiatry, April 1-Dec. 31 one-year services, July 1, associate consultantship .V board were: Andr/ej . March 1 5 -Sept. IS professor, American thought and language, Sept. I, 1973, to begii visiting effective July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974 (1944), who will begin a L„, visiting professor, 1973, to study in Europe; L.w! 1973-Aug. 31, 1974, to study lectureship, Hebrew University, 1974; W.A. Goldberg, criminal one-year terminal leave July 1, duties. Nov. I - Nov. 30; Mericle, professor, botany and in Israel and Charles R. Gruhn, justice, July 1, 1973 (1967); 1973. Lhnnv J. Trewavas, visiting plant pathology, Jan. I Washington D.C. and professor, physics—cyclotron, John B. Harrison, history, Other retirements were also lune Minneapolis, July *"te professor. MSU/AEC 30, 1973, to study in Texas and Thompson, Minn.; Karl F. Jan. 1, 1973-Dec. 31, 1975, to 1, 1974 (1944), who will serve a approved for: Mary Fortino, professor and study and conduct reseach in cook, Union food service, Jan. one-year consultantship Switzerland. effective July 1, 1973-June 30, 1, 197 3 (1950); Estella R. The board approved 1974 and Ralph C. Henricksen, Porter, clerk, Registrar's Office, Scholarships, resignations and terminations Jan. 1, 1973 (1956) and Violet art, July I, 1974 (1946), who (effective Aug. 31) for: Robert will serve M. Smith, kitchen sanitation a one-year E. Allen, Jr. clinical technician, Mason-Abbot Halls, consultantship effective July 1, professor, Richard L. 1973-June 30, 1974. July I (1949). Marshall, asst. professor, Retiring with the title of The board approved transfers psychology; Robert L. Raisler, associate professor emeritus are: xcepted by and changes in assignments asst. professor, psychology; Keith B. Odle, director, overseas Janet A. Gassman, instructor, (effective Nov. 1) for: Norman American thought and language; study, Continuing Education A. Brown, from asst. professor ard of trustees Service, July 1, 1974 (1949), and asst. director of resident Claude Hubbard, instructor, programed language training at in the School of Criminal who will begin a one-year instruction, agriculture and ripted gifls and grants, and the Michigan School for the Justice and related fields are American Thought and terminal leave July 1, 1973; natural to associate iioUrship funds totaling Deaf and the Lansing public Language and William A. Karl L. Schulze, civil and resources j I $2.5 million at the supported by a grant of $64,883 Vincent, instructor, humanities. professor and program director. school system. from the United States sanitary engineering, July 1, 4-H youth programs. Dept. of r monthly meeting Friday. MSU will study the effects of Justice in Washington. W" grants are supportive of heat shock on aquatic organisms Grants from government terminations were also approved ide m i c programs, and in water used to cool for: Sigifredo L. Cavazos. power agencies in the Benton Harbor irch and development in assistant to the director of plant condensers at the Detroit and Saginaw areas to the Edison special programs. Cooperative Company fossil fuel Cooperative Extension Service, Extension Service, Oct. 31; olog> and speech science, plant being built at Monroe. The :ultural education at the rnationai level, human icine. remote sensing in research will be supported $48,007 grant from the by a totaling $49,130 will assist basic family units in Model Neighborhoods and rural areas Lynn M. Hansen, extension home economist, Calhoun, Jackson. Branch and Hillsdale ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS ■MM Environmental Protection for low income families. ion to botany and plant counties, Dec. 22; Barton J. Agency to the Institute of Water olog>. public health, and MSU Institute of Water Research and the Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife. Ingraham, extension 4-H youth agent, St. Joseph and Indian Trails Kalamazoo counties, Nov. 30; Kirch. An additional of Mail arrives 'he board accepted 16 grants ■ling $713,108 from the $100,000 grant to the Institute from the U.S. Dept. of Interior's Patricia A. Reynolds, extension 4-H youth agent, Montcalm. Chicago lional Institutes of Health for Ionia and Barry counties, Nov. kola r s It i ps , academic Office of Water Resource 37 years late 15; Stephen R. Pierce, Leaves • East Lansing (Central Standard Time) ; Arrival • Chicago Research, will go toward 10 instructor packaging, Jan. 9. 6:50 AM ijtims, and research and different research via: So. Bend, Ind. 11:45 AM elopment in biochemistry, projects 1973; Anne H. Stevenson, 1:55 AM Via: Benton Harbor )d science and human including study of effects of NEWARK, N. Y. (AP) - instructor. Institute for Family 11:20 AM 2:15 PM industrial and A wallet lost 37 years Via: So. Bend, Ind. 4:45 PM urban waste on and Child Study, Oct. 25 ; Elaine irition, human medicine, ago 2:15 PM Via: Benton Harbor 7:45 PM fish, occurrence of coliform outside Cleveland, Ohio, has C. Williams, instructor. Institute 5:15 PM irmacology, physiology, Via: So. Bend, Ind. 10:20 PM organisms in pristine streams, for iphysics, osteopathic been returned to truck Family and Child Study, 6:15 PM licine, psychology, anatomy, large animal surgery and and effects of mercury on mallard ducks and pheasants. A grant of $90,469 from the driver Earl W. Schwab. He said the wallet, which Oct. asst. 6; Frank R. Lovell. Jr., professor surgery, Sept. 30 11:40 PM Via: Via: Benton Harbor Benton Harbor 10:30 PM 4:15 AM FOR and National Aeronautics and Space arrived in Tuesday's mail, Douglas Buchanan, research Flint ight separate grants totaling It,539 came from the tonal Science Foundation Administration (NASA) to the Dept. of Botany and Plant contained $10 of the $35 in it when lost, as well as a associate, chemistry, Sept. 30. Other resignations and terminations were also approved YOUR proposed Pathology will support further for: Paul C. Killgoar. research 12:50 PM - To Flint or ongoing driver's license that expired BOOKS research on satellite use for 2:20 PM - To Flint - Saginaw - Bay inch in biochemistry, associate, chemistry. Nov. 6; City surveying and monitoring in 1935. Roger V. Lloyd, reseach 5:15 PM - To Flint - Saginaw - Bay womy, biophysics, botany City plant pathology, physics, agricultural crops, forests, Schwab said he lost the associate, chemistry, Dec. 15. 7:40 PM - To Flint :opat hie medicine and wetlands, soil conditions and Joseph M. McCrath, research 9:30 PM - Sunday Only - Flint wallet between stops on his hology. glacial land forms. Grants and loans for students route. Agrant of $146,351 from the Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal lidwest Universities for schedule information iniortium for International to the Institute of 332-2569 ^national Agriculture will Air Conditioned - Rest Room contribution to Deluxe Coaches Available for Charter flonesian higher agricultural A grant from the Write or Call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE for International 800-292-3831 «lopment for $161),068 to Institute for International lies in Education will (Port the MSU-AID project jTuktv. A previously announced ■13,547 contract with the U.S. 1.49 each is all you pay J. of Health, Education and for a feasibility study for professional color t Jiimunity-based could lead to a The Quality Is P accepted for the 'e medical Upper Peninsula, College of portraits of your child. fillARANTKIft tmn Medicine. B* 5115,308 grant has been Tlided |o the College of Select either large 5x7", ■•munication or set of 4 wallet Arts by the f1'Education, T"ti"n I1 'he study of programed Bureau of the Handicapped, size, ■*!"age learning for from several poses. lo'!?15 impaired ' ion children. film, auditory Sizzlin' _ r^ers Herbert j T' of the College, and Judith response board, J. Oyer, Steak Dinner $1.79 J»kmann, asst. professor of Pmuniiation, will study tereian iRoom. T|Jp HCC/ECCW J a new place with old friends. The people who brought you dining I comfort at Warren's Poplars now bring you dining and drinking A elegance and intimacy at the PERSIAN ROOM and the Am 2 children photographed together—1.49 each child I NOOSEGOW. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday you can listen to the I Guitar Man play the mellow music of the Beatles, Bacharach, Crosby, EVERY Stills, and Nash, and love songs for all ages. Whether it s a quiet And we never charge usinessmen's luncheon or that special dinner for that special J ^eone, the PERSIAN ROOM and the HOOSEGOW are a for handling or delivery. DAY I Meshing alternative. • Only at Penneys • Age limit: 12 years S8S • All portraits delivered to you at our store. barrens' JCPenney new place 330 S. Washington Across from Olin at ED 2-2113 Downtown Lansing 2758 (irand River, East Lansing Wed., 9:30 til 5:30, Fri. 9:30 til 8:30 421 Grand River 332-5069 Sat. 9:30 til 6:00 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 22,197J Artists maximize mind's eye By MAUREEN GENTLE huge masses of crystalline texture, and a few simple ensely robust roughness of the land. State News Reviewer rock fused with varicolored forms suspended in compositions. The scenes Contrast is added by a more The current Kresge Art mineral deposits. They are immense of stark white. depicted are softly handled luminous seas primarily Center exhibit of the powerfully evocative of the The panels are creations of the artist's pale blue sky. paintings of Clifton power and beauty of nature. interchangeable, both imagination, though they McChesney and Stacy Another group of works within their own groups, were partially inspired by These paintings represent Proffitt is more than just a is suggestive of the human and with other polyptychs, the hilly Minnesota terrain. a highly individual way of collection of uniquely anatomy. They appear to be the artist says. By token of The paintings contain interpreting nature, colored executed works. Their masses of exposed human its changeability, this art is recognizable shapes of land by a unique attitude paintings tell of a whole muscles and tendons, in a state of evolution and living things, but the towards the subject. In other world, a world that distended, dipped in colored before one's eyes. The artist has distorted. these works, reality is could never be seen except replaced with distortion in the mind's eye. The that comes from a works of each artist are tremendously strong singularly effective, personal feeling towards progressive, and stimulating nature. to the mind as well as to the senses. This exhibit, on display The paintings of Clifton McChesney in particular, dyes, and twisted togeiluv infinite n uni ber of flattened, and altered the until Dec. 17, unusually stimulating is an Kresge envelope one in their bizarre in bizarre shapes. The effect variations within this single space relationships between experience in art. It should Kresge Art Center is hosting an exhibit of paintings by Clifton not be missed. artwork by Stacy Proffitt. McChesney a presence. The effect of a of this is eerie and group of works represents a the elements of his room full of these massive somewhat frightening. uniquely progressive art compositions. This works is that of a Still another group of distortion, coupled with the miraculous microcosm in works are what the artist Music, food given! use of a palette of unusual These paintings as a space and time. calls "polyptychs," or charcoal hues serves to add The works fall into three group embody a sense of paintings composed of to the other - worldly effect the mysterious forces and stylistic categories. In the many panels. This group of these scenes. first, bright whites violated by streams and seepages of consists of variations single theme. The thenn on 1 Iu.s taken these All the works are old world flavor led their shape. earthy color remind one of involves a study in color characterized by powerfully By GREG CAMUS blunt brush strokes and State News Reviewer LAST DAY At 1:00 ielation to one another, and strong angular forms. Though the food is supposed to have an old w 3:05 5:10 7:20 9:30 >uspended their infinite "November Storm," for TRINITY IS STILL mystery before us for a flavor, folksinger Dick Jennings adds an international example, makes its point tou- to the atmosphere at Olde World Bread MY NAME' G' through a network of Ave. The restaurant first began and Ale 211 mJ THURSDAY CONTINUOUS From 1 P.M. The group of landscapes harsh, crude, black slashes about a year ago. They have now become a presenting folk e'ntertaiU of paint that suggest the regular featul The Tuesday night regular is Dick TWO FEATURES Jennings, a part of J East Lansing folk scene for the last five At 2:50 - 6:25 9:45 P.M. ENDS TONIGHT years. The fonj music major likes to do songs from all over Ken Russell's the world 1 addition to an interesting mixture of They're not cool slick heroes. "SAVAGE traditional aJ comtemporary songs. They're worn, tough men MESSIAH" "Skada at America" is a Swedish "and that's why they're so dangerous, song from the 1 celebrating the fabled land of America. However, Dickl just as likely to sing John Lennon's "Don't Let Me or the gospel song Dowf STARTS THIIRS "Somebody Touched Me." He also si J several period pieces from the 1920s and 1930s, of whil the best known js probably "You'd Be ACADEMY AWARD As a place to listen to folk Surprised." music, one should keep | mind that the Olde World is a beer and wine servil WINNER! restaurant, with the attendent distractions of talking peoJ and clinking mugs. But, it is not hard to hear and enjoy* BEST Art Direction performers. There are people who come mainly to enjl BEST Costume Design the music. ■ Folksinger Dick Jennings provides an international The first and third sets usually have the most attenta at Olde World Bread and Ale, wrfierehe performs audiences, weeknights being less crowded than weekend every Tuesday Jennings said. The entertainment starts at 9 each night, a State News photo by Lauri Ahlman continues until about 1:30 a.m. RIP- RUDOLPH KNOWS "A all the BILL ROBERT . . . stranger best COSBY" CIJLP in town * pjifts lor the "IIICKEYA I f 9 0# DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY itOIIHlT CIJLP WALTER HILL FOI .Ill S ill) Nicholas TWIN DRIVE-IN THEATRE 0QO#Ot holidays Wionict OPENS 0 S 30 SNOW S1MTS IT 7 00 MUSIC COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BYTI-I> \SIII IHtll CORNtlt Of NfWTON 10. t M 78 NCWY. ' will he in Alexandra INC IPG! PRODUCTION Unitnd Artists • • • AND the PLUS at 1:20-4:45-8:20 MATED FOR 6 ACADEMY AWARDS mciuoim BEST PICTURE State News BURT REYNOLDS YUL BRYNNER RAQUEL WELCH in Christinas Shopping Guide BLUE*# Friday, Dee. PAWUAIIN UAT at 12:45 • 4:50 and 8:55 P.M.I ENDS TODAY. . "GONE WITH THE WIND starts TOMORROW! ^TSIHEFABUIIOU5"' WaltDisneys 7*, ^ . j§ a PLUS .. . SHOWN LATE AND OUR LATE FEATURE -[and]- *05- "THE CINCINATTI KID" KING OF THE WOLF PACK! 4:3 iLanet Ht defied man to rule his domain! 7:05 ■ 9:25 P| WALT DISNEY PANAVISION " COLOR BY DE LUXE " LANSfNG S. CEDAR ST. NEAR JOLLY RD PS the togond of 1 *?OP£H£1/£RYMTE Phone 882-2429 . * TECHNICOLOR (060 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 22,1972 9 By BILL MECHANIC State Newt Reviewer c' f"? £ into an exP'°sive platonic love affair molds attack with Among those attacks are all of the standard Romantic The theme is further established at the Though "Savage Messiah" is not a very good Him it is »«„ • sion ph',e Brzefka, a and neurosis of Polish woman twice his age. The explanations of the artistic creation. "Art is sex," someone as the turbulence of Guadier Brzerka's close of the film, - that deserves some attention. The film begins to the unfulfilled affair is offered as says to Guadier - life, which ended in partial explanation of - Brzerka. "Art is above sex!" Sophie the war at 23 years of l^rtUllize Ken Russell's continuing attack on the Guadier Brzerka's art. retaliates. age, is contrasted to the serene tranquillity of his works in an exhibition. The people walk, ■Atfdence of romantic art concepts. u,nmerkiU bri,liant!y P°rtray«'d by Dorothy Tutin, was a stare and mumble about the I British director Russell, who in the past has launched the "» (a",Wh° ^ failed in her attempt to write a novel of Guadier - Brzerka says that art is alive, that it has no seem to contain a silent hatred works, and yet, the works liiKXt baroque cinematic efforts this side of R?llini once nad 4,and pretty much to wl,otn was a major disillusionment. She definition. Later, as he is working on his most famous toward their viewers. B«in in "Savage Messiah" picks the biography of an artist sex For her was an given up trying to find a soul mate and- work, Guadier • Brzerka modifies his position and claims Russell's failure, then, is not his flair for raising :„,oId into his stylized assault. Guadier impossibility. that art is "hard work, without a wasted stroke." meaningful questions, as it is his lack of concern with -Savagf Messiah," however, is not so much - Brzerka was immediately drawn a biography ine to the force of honesty. He does not report problems, he buffoons them. woman, and ■of the brilliant - but • tragic young hYench sculptor Henri name as a token of his love, adopted her last ■Cuidier - Brzerka, as it is an attempt to eliminate the myth Living in separate beds in old shacks, Guadier - Russell, however, has his own answers to the nature of "Savage Messiah," almost spite Russell's Brzerka found in art, and they aren't romantic. For him art is a business of ■ofirtistic creation. Sophie his drive to create. '"sincerity, is enjoyable to watch. The grotesque visions of The film focuses on Guadier Brzerka, played by 'Savage Messiah" follows the predators; that is, art is not a process of the artist, but romantic life presented in "The Music Lovers" and "The Scott relationship of the two, rather is the property of critics and art dealers. wnile, at the same time, Devils" are not part of this film. maintaining its attack on art. a IcENTiE, HAUNTING He communicates this position through his unorthodox filming of the scenes in which the predators appear. The performance of Tutin is almost worth the admission alone. If Russell's attack loses itself in his price of turgid Brilliant colors and futuristic settings (the film takes techniques, her performance at least remains intact. place in Europe during World War I) are contrasted to the barren is Flute enhances album and filthy habitats of the Guadier - Brzerkas. currently playing at the State [ By STEVEN ALLEN particularly fit any of the almost exclusively frcm his the TFRE^5!H!vTaH5rsr State News Reviewer traditional categories. Call it own pen and members of "Hurtwood Edge," by rock, call it blues, call it ChRiSTTMAS his backup group — Lynn |rm VVeisberg. A&M Records jazz, call it anything, but be Blessing, vibes and If the album has 'ip4352. sure lot to listen more - going for there is in the a keyboards; Art Johnson, problem at any all, it is with (lie J The use of flutes in rock, on guitars and mandolin and sameness of the cuts. This ■pnerated by Jethro Tull ■leader Ian Anderson and tracks of "Hurtwood than in the Edge" day to day Dave Parlato, bass and piano. Though none of the album should be side at a played one sitting for best StAR normal ■Chris Wood of Traffic has common songs on the album seems effect. Forty minutes of lltcome widely imitated, phonograph record. destined for the top 40 even Weisberg's flute is.a bit lone can easily walk into a Weisberg's material comes stardom, the cuts are solidly much. ■local bar and at least see, if I not hear, a flute player November 24 thru ■tussling along with the rest December 24 lot the group. J Needless to say some DOMINO'S ■genuinely rancid flute Iplaying has been committed ■in m effort to copy Jethro Ijull. Unfortunately there PIZZA ' Instruments and optical devised in the planetarium will l,re a number of very reproduce the sky at the time of the ■talented flutists around, any l0[ whom could put 50< off first Christmas, so you will be able to see events which have been ■Anderson to shame, that are suggested as a possible (with coupon) loot getting much attention exoianation ■(Herbie Mann excepted). for the 1 Tim Weisberg has put out 351-7100 Christmas Ji smooth ■blunting album and gentle, yet called delivery good on any pizza Star. "BITTERSWEET" In Color at 8:50 ■"Hurtwood Edge." On it he ■ ajid Late Rated ^ one coupon per pizza PLUS! — SHOWTIMES ADMISSION Iplays nearly every kind of J Good thru Sun. Nov. 26, Trowbridge Shop only Friday 8:00 Adults $1.00 There isn't Hflute there is. a Saturday 8:00 M.S.U. Students (I.D.) 75c woman alive who | His music doesn't Sunday 4:00 Children (12 & under) 50c can say no to. . . A MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES^ No admittance after showtime "Doctor YES" (X) Color at 7:15 & 10:00 BEGINS THURSDAY. No pre school children admitted NO ONE UNDER GEORGE C. WHO DID IT? Man's best 18 ADMITTED! friend... or a man? Tin' ('lirislmas Star SCOTT I lie tticsjjf only icliolr family r THE R ^ will Student discount Monday & Tuesday! NEW their enjoy $1.00 off admission with MSU I.D.! ONS 0 masters JAMES GARNER KATHARINE ROSS BRAMS PWRT LANCAfTEl K /v.. uI) V \ Planetarium Telephone PLANETARIUM 355-4672 fkzANAl PAID ft fr ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆ "A BRILLIANT FILM-STUNNING!" -Judith Crist, New York Magazine at michigan state university [ THE THAT IS RULING CLASS' A STYLISH COMEDY MORE OFTEN BRILLIANT AND IMAGINATIVE THAN ANYTHING ELSE! O'Toole rules—a tour de force by Peter O'Toole that makes some kind of movie history... an amazing THEATRE th'ng of joy. Two superlative comic performances by Arthur Lowe and Alastair Sim that make the MAUREEN TONY I film Reed, worth seeing twice." -flex Chicago 7ribune-Ncw York News Syndicate O'SULLIVAN TANNER 4 NEW COMEDY HIT well venose? TOMOP«OU> fep "MONSTROUSLY (1MB ENTERTAINING!" THAT —Richard Schickel, Life Magazine U>£ HAN To* URD BASEHART- NOVEMBER 29, 8:15 PM THE . * * RONALD frTTY.LEON FROMKESS MnwcbyLALOSCHIfRIN PHILIP FRIEDMAN ^ DAN KLEINMAN iw* * FRED WEINTRAUB UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM RULIM CLASS 11» GEORGE C. SCOTT- hm ,n panavision* de luxe color This rip-roaring farce is one of the most ' successful comedies HARRYANDREWS • CORAL BROWNE • MICHAEL BRYANT GRAHAM CROWDEN • NIGEL GREEN flourishing in London, now completing its first year of capacity business WILLIAM MERVYN CAROLYN SEYMOUR JAMES VILLIERS «™..petermedak »«...JUIES BUCKS with no end in sight. This JACK HAWKINS If R BARfT ST.' '• NOW SHOWING! production for MSU ■ > • «» - "^j|- "A TRUIY STUNNING is Broadway-bound and, after a 6 month tour in the U.S. and Canada, it will open in New STARTS TODAY! PERFORMANCE — _>y York in February, '73. Open 12:45 P.M. 4 Shows Daily FROM DIANA SINGS Tickets on sale NOW at the MSU Union PUBLIC: $5.00, 4.00, 3.00 / MSU STUDENTS: 1:00-3:45-6:30-9:15 P.M. ROSS!" THE $2.50, 2.00, 1.50 —ABC-TV BLUES 1 Today is "BARGAIN DAY MATINEE" - 75c to 5:30 P.M_ 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, No»emh.. 22 Kissinger will confer with Suharto (continued from page 1) bias and therefore put in closely - guarded villa during Tuesday's meeting. admitted to the talks. North Vietnamese sources brushed government maintains its basic demands for peace and Cambodia and Laos must be included in a cease - fire and deceitfulness of the Nixon administration, which faked In Moscow, the Vietnamese ambassador, Vo North »«ency, Tass, reoorf^ I One Hanoi official, Trinh ih,t«» doubt Indonesia's neutrality the suggestion aside as will ignore any the role of the Council of desire for restoration of future member of the Ngoc Thai, welcomed ludicrous. agreement it does not sign. He said a Thuk Dong, conferred with warm and .. nl as a control commission. Kissinger has said "six or Kissinger at the doorstep, shook hands with him Reports from Saigon restating Thieu's objections Kissinger is telling that to Tho. Reconciliation and concord must be more fully defined. Radio Hanoi broadcast a peace." The Viet Cong said the U.S. crash program to get Konstantin F. Katushev, a Soviet Community party official in charge of the Jtmosphere discussion presumably .""I'JJ concrete points" still warmly and conducted him were described by the North Sum arms to South Vietnam was directly related to th seven repeated that all North Vietnamese Foreign Kremlin's relations with needed to be ironed out to into the building. Vietnamese speakers as North "an act of breathing life Vietnamese forces Ministry statement saying North Vietnam. Katushev Three hours later, the met with finalize the peace agreement unacceptable at earlier must quit South Vietnam, U.S. air strikes in North into Thieu to help him he drafted with Tho last month. Ife has declined to spell talks were interrupted for 15 minutes. Kissinger and meetings of the semipublic the demilitarized zone must Vietnam have caused heavy oppose concord." peace and national The official Soviet news "»<">« stopover en t»o route J fll°l peace talks attended by all be re - established. casualties and "exposed th" Hanoi to out these points precisely, Tho could be seen walking four delegations. Paris. but they were believed to together in the garden, Kissinger showed no have arisen from objections animately conversing and outward sign of concern to the agreement expressed by President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam. At the presidential retreat occasionally breaking into loud laughter. meet Kissinger and Tho did not in the morning, over the apparent obstacles to what he has described as perhaps "the final phase of negotiations to end the war Nations to discuss ties at Camp David, Md., Ziegler apparently because Tho in Indochina." He appeared (continued from page 1) which does not actually Dec. 31, the French one for Hungary and said Kissinger had cabled wanted time to consult with Hanoi on Monday's 5Mi - smiling and relaxed shortly Ambassador Adam commit them to let more the next six months. Czechoslovakia?" governments, including "peaceful coexistence" A bJ reports to President Nixon before the meeting, when he Tscherning, dean of the people cross their borders. Some of the smaller East Small countries have Monday and Tuesday and hour discussion. Both escorted a woman to lunch Helsinki diplomatic corps. The United States and "confidence buildl European nations have their already come up with ideas measures. that the President "had Kissinger and Tho put out at a fashionable restaurant On Thursday, unless a most of its allies would like own ideas about peaceful of their own. Switzerland f communicated back to him word that they would near the U.S. Embassy. fight over procedure delays to emphasize coexistence. The Soviets wants a kind of •Economic, technicL confer with their respective scientific and by cable." He would not Kissinger has said matters, the diplomats hope "confidence-building have emphasized that it international tribunal to environment discuss the contents of the allies in South Vietnam, the President Nixon has to get down to their main notification of cooperation. Here measures — should be practiced among help settle disputes. Austria Soviets want to cables. Saigon government and the instructed him to remain in business: deciding what the major troop movement, countries with would like to do something put Viet Cong, immediately Paris "as long as is useful." "differing emphasis on A television crew of the conference would talk mutual invitations to big social systems." about the problem opening ni of the markets for Columbia Broadcasting after each meeting. Kissinger is in close touch about. No one can say how military maneuvers. The "Does that mean." asked Middle East. themselves J System eluded French The South Vietnamese with the Presidentt on the long that will take. Soviets will probably want getting economic aid. 'L one Western diplomat, "that One Western delegation negotiator, Pham Dang Lam day by day progress of The way the discussion •More East-Wei police Monday and tracked • - to be less specific. countries should be free to outlined three major areas and the Viet Cong's Nguyen the talks. contacts - Kissinger to the hitherto topiis are phrased will be the Old alignments among clobber their for discussions: permanj friends, machinery secret meetings place in Gif Thi Binh were excluded In Saigon. Pham Dang subject of delicate the nations may waver the way the Soviets did in • Relations to keep thisT Yvette. Scores of from the private talks. Sum. spokesman for the among going. - Sur • negotiation because they some. hYance does not want newsmen and photographers Thieu has demanded that South Vietnamese Foreign show in advance how much to be identified with all the the Saigon government be Ministry, declared his the conference will be able besieged the walled and ide&s of the North Atlantic to accomplish. For example, Treaty Organization. But, it would movement it discuss of "freer people, is eager to push cooperation among the countries of the Cadets sent to advise S. Viets information and ideas" as enlarged Common Market. the Western countries want, These nine decided Tuesday (continued from page 1) The mayor of Da Nang, where progovernment or would it deal Col. Nguyen Ngoc fori only with they would have a single and abandoned hamlets, Khoi, are strong, the offendl what the Soviets prefer to spokesman in Helsinki on rebuilding a few houses and said that after a cease fire, will be - seized call "various mutually economic matters — the raising the flag to claim raising the Communist flag out." advantageous contacts," Dutch representative until occupation. in government - held areas "In villages where t The captured documents, will still be considered a might not be possible, 1 said, reveal that crime. Make your hope to build up a suffic J sources after fire the Viet "A fire will not a cease - cease - bring any change in the number of people oppol Cong and North Vietnamese to communism who » plan to move people from existing laws of South contest Viet Cong dail holiday areas firmly under their control into the abandoned and contested villages. Vietnam," Khoi said in an interview. "When Viet Cong flags are raised in areas that the villages them simply because tH have raised their f belong! reservations an Information official. MinisJ South Vietnamese cadi now. from the Dalat Natiof Military Academy and j National Political Warfl Call Training Center are befl put at the disposal of F College Travel five province chiefs! military region T northernmost in Soil 351-6010 Vietnam. Cadets from otfl schools are being assign elsewhere in the country.! They will join lof propaganda officials! teams of seven to travel f countryside holdil meetings in villages a hamlets. "You might describe I cadets as South Vietnal own version of the Pe| MVi Corps," said official here. "They are an Amerifl PresidJ Nguyen Van Thiel WMilli, propaganda shock tro® who will government policy to n man in the rice paddy, I explal flU TM>I| tell him something of If the government plans I improve his life." The cadets have I instructed at Saigon briell sessions not to say th« cease - fire is inevitable, r their mission indicates a Thieu's government, desn its opposition to the ci peace plan, believes t peace is likely in the 1 FO« MORff future. L INFO, CONTACT* The cadets will try ■ weld three basic institutw which play important a in influencing the peasan Dan Bross - heads of family g">i Jack Dykstra Ford loyal political parties the People's Self - Def®| 393-1800 Force, a local militia, in* unified force to communism. _ Government mapsshoB picture of areas now uij control of the Communl but the situation! constantly changing and| *We Card Shop 309 E. Grand River -332-6753 I RENTACAR lines redrawn, the mm* official said. "It is difficult to ima« I how things will be aft* cease - fire," he added. Thanksgiving Greetings to all! 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THRU SAT. 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.; SUN. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 12 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Novemjerjn^ j MSU, Northweste close out league season By RICKGOSSELIN Northwestern. A victory State News Sports Writer over the Wildcats will give the Spartans a 5-2-1 mark in Duffy Daugherty will conclude his 19 years as Big Ten competition. head coach of MSU with a Northwestern is not the home contest against same caliber of team that Northwestern Saturday. captured runner - up honors Kick - off time is scheduled in the conference last for 1 p.m. Anderson has two of the be prevailing on the football season. Graduation totally Should the Spartans win, best receivers in the league team. "You've got to win depleted the ranks and to throw to. Widemen Jim MSU will have posted its out of respect for yourself injuries early in the season Lash and Steve Craig have 400th win in the school's and respect for your team." supplied the remainder of 50 receptions between gridiron history. A win the damage. Craig Omerod and them. Lash has 441 yards in Saturday will give The Wildcat defense had Clarence Bullock have been 27 attempts with one Daugherty a record of 109 ruled out for the season and victories, 69 losses and five only three starters back touchdown while Craig has from last will not play. Neither ties over his long and season. Two of 23 catches for 303 yards them, linebacker Mike and four touchdowns. played against Minnesota illustrious career at MSU. last week either. The Spartans must also V'arty and safety Greg win to save the season as Strunk. suffered injuries in Greg Boykin, who went Brad VanPelt is still MSU is only 4-5-1 this year. previous games and missed to the same high school as Duffy Daugherty had most of the Big Ten season. Only tackle Jim Anderson Wildcat star of previous years Mike Adamle, is the nursing a foot but will be severly bruised ready for Farewell promised earlier in the his final Duffy Daugherty's 19-year reign of his clubs ranked season upon his resignation remained as a two year lone rushing threat. The appearance in a as MSU head among the nation's top 10 Spartan uniform. Many of football coach draws to a close Saturday with the teams regular. freshman Boykin has rushed for in final wire service polls. that his team would go out the seniors will go on to Duffy has twice been 592 yards this season. If he Northwestern finale. The ex-coal miner enters the named national "Coach of the Year." a winner. The only way he That's why the Wildcats postseason all star games can go out a winner would have^the*"worst defe^e accumulates 97 yards though. game with a 108-69-5 record and is the senior Spartan football coach in longevity of service. Seven State News photo be to win agai nst against the rush in the against the Spartans by Milt Horst conference. Northwestern Saturday, he will move into third place of the all - time * has the top pass defense in Northwestern single season CIitb Sports Tickets the nation, but that is rushing leaders behind WITH MIDWEST OPEN deceiving. When you can't stop a team on the ground Adamle and A1 Robinson. Weightlifting Club Students may purchase there is no need to pass. : Three MSU students clinched first The Spartans will have place in basketball season - tickets : their divisions at the Senior for 10 regular season games for $5. Faculty and staff may attend the games by The Wildcat offense is riddled with inexperience. Quarterback Mitch one last shot at consistency. After bullying both Purdue and successive Ohio State on Gymnasts open year : : Weightlifting Highland Park YMCA. Championships Sunday Gary Wandell lifting in the 132-pound division. Michigan at the buying a $10 season pass. Anderson is only a weeks, the Spartans collasped in : Gary Hunter at 148 and Dave Bruke in the 198 Students, faculty and staff sophomore but received a By BILL CONSTABLE this before Minnesota last week, failing meet and is "Many people consider : category all bested their competition in the bench may buy single game tickets crash course in collegiate The Spartan gymnastics to score twice while inside expected to finish among this meet too small to be of : press, squat and dead lift to gain their number at the door for dollar. one one quarterbacking this season. team opens its 1972-73 the winners. interest, but I can '• finishes. the Gopher six. That cost season this weekend with Students ''Nor thwestern the Spartans the win as Balhorn, last year's Big assure you that some of the may exchange is the Midwest Open, to be best Dan and Howard Wandell (Gary's brothers) MSU fell, 14-10. Ten all - around runner - up, gymnasts in the coupons and the public may probably the best passing held at Glenbard East High : and Jerry Youngs, all of MSU, also placed is also rated a strong country will be there to high in purchase tickets for the team we will have faced School in Chicago. This will the competition. Dan was third with a total lift of Northwestern football game since Southern Cal," contender. A senior, compete," he said. "In fact, Duffy "Winning for the sake of be an individual meet with Balhorn is one of the co - I have never been there 1,160 in the 165 division, Howard combined 965 at the ticket window near Daugherty commented. winning is baloney," no teams trophies awarded. captains the when it wasn't standing room pounds in three lifts for second in the 148 slot. the press box entrance at "They aren't afraid to Daugherty said earlier in the on varsity Youngs was fourth at 198 with 1,235 total. Spartan Stadium from 3 to throw the ball. They'll go to week about the win one for Several Spartan squad. Other veterans only for the finals." 7:30 p.m. today. the air in any situation." performers will be at the competing are Ziegert, Gary Wandell totaled 1,095 points to capture Duffy attitude that seems to The Spartans will open the 132-pound crown. He set a state record of meet. Charlie Morse, Dave Waybright and Lad. Ziegert is an excellent floor exercise their home season on Jan. 5 490 pounds in his dead lift attempt. Hunter was Ziegert, Randy Balhorn, THE Correction Dan Waybright, Larry Lad and freshman man and has been showing well in the vault during in a triangular meet with Eastern Michigan University first in the 148 division, also setting a new state record in the deadlift competition. He totaled Glenn Hime, AUTOMATIC SCORERS Brad VanPelt will try to Bob Holland, John Short practice. and Ohio State University. 1,310 pounds. and Bernie Vanwie will be Once again, perennial The Spartans were second in the team become MSU's first Lad is expected to give ARE HERE!! nine-letter winner since Bob wearing green and white. MSU a solid 1-2 punch with national powers Southern competiton with 19 points, three behind Mint's Illinois and Indiana State "Stiffs WE ARE NOW OPEN WITH Carey who lettered in Ziegert in floor exercises. Gym" contingent. Morse, although he is no will provide opposition for THE NEW ASTROLINE football, basketball and Waybright has shown longer eligible for team the Spartans this year. In Rugby Club EQUIPMENT track over the 1949-52 promising ability in the side competition, will perform horse and should team up Big Ten action Michigan and The MSU Rugby Club closed out its fall seasons. Lyman Frimodig is on the side horse and Iowa are the coaches picks the lone 10-letter winner. with Balhorn to give MESU a campaign Saturday losing to Bowling Green, 18-4. parallel bars. He has been in as the teams to beat. strong finish in that event. A dismal afternoon and' rain-soaked field OPEN 9 A.M. DAILY Coach George Szypula is With the upcoming Big typified the Spartans misfortunes as their lone also counting on a fine Ten bright spot came in the first half when Brian HOLIDAY LANES DOMINO'S Szypula rates his season group of freshmen to team as strongest in the Nelson received a lateral from captain Gary 3101 E.GRAND RIVER' contribute a great deal to floor exercise, with great Pilette and dashed 35 yards for the tally. 337-9775 the varsity. Hime, a depth (first, second and A meeting has been scheduled for 8 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ PIZZA horizontal from Los bar specialist Angeles and Holland on the rings will third place finishers) in rings, vault and the Wednesday, 208 Men's IM, for all club members. The topic of discussion will be the p.m. horizontal bar. All varsity upcoming Big J Happy Thanksgiving ^ 50' off both be making the trip to Chicago. Two other frosh meets will Jenison Fieldhouse. be held in Ten Championship match at MSU slated for April. ^ )^On from the Varsity Thanksgiving, when you buy a medium orli» J (with coupon) making the trip are Short, a former Texas state champ in the floor exercise and ^SUB. * King size pizza you get a Valid with this FREE TURKEY*. ad on Thurs. Nov. 23,T 351-7100 Vanwie who was the 1971 Milwaukee City horizontal bar champ. Four women 1972. Open at 6 p.m. Free Fast Hot Delivery^ good on any pizza Szypula is very high on on* coupon p«r pizza all his freshmen prospects, Good thru Sun. Nov. 26, Trowbridga Shop only and is optimistic MSU's return concerning to ploy nationa VARSITY to national prominence in gymnastics. As far back as hockey in the Michigan All-College Baile was chosen fori coach Mikki Baile's records Team Great Lakes first team 1227 E. Grand River C\ /"> Selectionals, the | show, this is the first year Great Lakes Sectionals and will be competing natiom 332-6517 4 that MSU can boast the representation of four MSU the Great Lakes Final Trials for her second time, f but they will see their year Baile made the I women in the National reward Dec. 27-30 when team and traveled to 1| Hockey Tournament. they travel to Long Beach, Zealand for the W<| The hockey players had a Calif, to play the best Games. long uphill fight, contesting hockey in the nation. Jan Greene, one of | top MSU hockey ■' was selected for the Grl Lakes third team which | the east Room travel to Long Beach. 1 Wednesday's Feature Dinner Roedel and Carol Williaip ave a selected as alternates, r also compete nationallyH the place of selected play* Cornish Hen 3.95 that can't attend. In national competitB happy Selection from our SALAD BAR players are selectH choice of potato or vegetable individually for the first aT Individual loaf of bread & butter second U.S. teams all Dessert they have been observed I Beverage selectors in three games. P The U.S. first team V Use AU^entrance or fourth level of ramp for direct access. compete in the WoB Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 Games in the NetherlaiJ At time like this, p.m. this summer. The seco| a we of McDonald's realize team will meet visitj our great good fortune. Jaoobson's National teatr Argentina. And we realize to whom we owe this TALL good fortune To our customers. To you. great ^fdattnel's ft big and MEN'S STORE Thank you for your Pleated with harder than patronage. We will work front BAGGIES 2" cuff ever to deserve it in the future. 32 thru 46 Waists w/34 36 38 Inseams Meanwhile: Have a happy. The best one yet. CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY JEANS—Flare and Wide Bell Talis 28 thru 46 waists w/34 - 36 38 'Inseams Bigs 42 thru 60 waists w/30 - 32 - 34 Nnseams 234 West Grand River * 1024 East Grand River Christmas hours Monday thru Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. East Lansing, Michigan Saturdays 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. •Where Available nber 22,l972H Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 22,197„ 1 3 :ers ©nd rood swing Touch football: STAT* 5 ,gainst North Dakota piscot rr By STEVE STEIN ends on IM ■ J 307 E. Grand River Ave. le K. State News Sports Writer his' Z7J« T Ron Clark continued The 4,500 - 5,000 MSU students who have competed in J Next To Card SI • ■ tie Mains? M.868"011 P'ay m the victory and ImsU's hockey team is facing two very last weekend and has the intramural football season can rest now, the intramural ^,ortant series during the final weekends won the Terpay n °ne job acc°'ding to football season has ended. The Fratman Warriors took the all 1972 portion of the Western - University ■deflate Hockey Assn. schedule, rhe Spartans currently reside in second with 11 points, one less than league - GoDh^k»Theld US in there a8ainst the SS IeTay ^ "He rea"y hasn't .rn Independent division, beating the Studs in a 25 - 19 overtime affair. In the fraternity division, it was the victor, as it nipped Theta Chi, 18-14. Sigma Chi : Cigarettes: fnt hJ him3 haven't goal ~ the e°als that have Abelard from Abbot Hall captured the residence hall by w [ Eding Denver. North Dakota and got u Ehjan Tech are right behind MSU with ,t points and those two will be the been his fault." h».Ri,ghtt' ,Wlnger Michel Chaurest, whose divisional title with a 34-19 pasting of the McMudd from McOonel Hall, giving Abelard the first squad flight residence 5 3/99c rt*n opponents during the next two PHH. V? MSU to its 5 • 3 victory hall title. ■ LIMIT 3 PK(: J 2SS Saturdayn'8htt, suffered a bruised knee but Terpay mentioned that the Second flight residence hall honors were grabbed by ■ (coupon) ■ Holden Hall's representative, Uncle Fudd's, which beat ■ Expires Nov. 2C, i final stop on MSU's four - week m ,0 play Abudweiser, 39-32. m East Lansing Store ( :y g . opening road trip will be Grand Akers Hall holds the winners of the third and fourth jb" Ac N.D., as the Spartans take on Terpay singled out the defensive work of flights. Akbarama beat Bangkok Ballroom, 20-13, to clinch rihting Sioux Friday and Saturday nights. |foch will help open up the Spartans specially If7 against the during the scoreless Gophers, the title berth for third flight and Akeg pulled the the tournament in taking fourth flight honors. upset of : 20c Oft : overtime M season Dec. 1 and 2 and both series period Saturday. ■worth eight points in the standings. He blocked It pounced on the previously unbeaten, unscored West Shaw 4, 19-2, and with the victory nailed down the upon, ■The Discount P ice* shots, carried the puck and ["North Dakota is the best team that we set faced all year," asst. coach Alex up goals - he did that overtime period, everything well. In he played four fourth flight divisional title. : " ; y said. "They are the first league straight minutes while we Akeg never trailed in the contest, scoring once in the S Kodak Color " ;n ■ P 10 teams we have played that has a winning snort. were a man first half and twice in the second half. The only points twice been Shaw scored came when Akeg quarterback Jerry Jacobs MSU's frosh line of John JlSU meets the Sioux knowing that even Koss and Brendon Moroney Sturges, Tom dropped the ball in the end zone for a safety. the Spartans split the set, they can face the finally got in Spartan right winger Michel Chaurest scored the hat There scoring parade against Minnesota. were 160 teams on the residence hall division, 150 1 Milt Horst ch in no worse shape than second place. The freshman line has trick in leading MSU to its victory over Minnesota last independent teams in that division, and 22 fraternity been playing Tcrpav said MSU would basically be well all Friday. He suffered a bruised knee Saturday but will squads which participated in the intramural football along. We're waiting for them to STUART jng with the same lines though Darl break out and score even be ready to play this weekend. program. Hon may fill in at center on any of the more," Terpay said. r 3 There were reportedly students involved than State News photo by B. Remington before. more ever HALL st place in 100 COUNT Michigan SN Football Predictions Continue A Tradition ENVELOPFS . . iy at the HENNING GOSSELIN FARNAN STEIN Bring Your Family Out For 20c * id division, MSU 23, NW 8 MSU 24, NW 0 MSU 23, NW Reg. 49c in the 198 i the bench OSU by 3 III. by 9 t'ur. by 15 OSU by 9 III. by IS U-M by 1 III. by 6 MSU 21, NW 7 OSU by 14 III. by 10 MSU 28, NW 7 OSU by 10 III. by 7 MSU 14, N1 OSU by 4 III. MSU 17, NW 7 U-M by S THANKSGIVING » Pur. by 13 by 7 III. by 10 LIMIT 1 umber one ihoma at Nebraska Minn, by 4 Neb. by 10 Wis. by 6 Neb.by 12 Pur. by 3 Wis. by 3 Neb. by 2 Pur. by 10 Wis. by 3 Pur. by 6 Minn, by 3 DINNER ■ (coupon) Expires Nov. 26, I K ihoma Slate at Iowa State la. St. by 13 la. St. by 4 Neb. by 7 Neb. by 7 ■ East Lansing Store ■ la. St. by 4 brothers) \ at the cPretzelcBell ; la. St. by 7 ced high in as A&M at Texas Texas by 16 Texas by 11 LSU by 14 Texas by 1 1 Texas by 14 la. St. by 3 Texas by 10 "■■■■■■■■£. LSU by 13 LSU LSU by 17 by 7 LSU by 14 LSU by 14 total lift of ibined 965 ASU by 8 Jets by 10 ASU by 9 Lions by 3 ASU by 10 Lions by 3 ASU by 14 Lions by 7 ASU by 7 ASU by 5 Soup : MiTCHir : 78% Jets by 7 Lions by 10 Roast turkey with mushroom dressing b 148 slot. >tal. 74% 72% Cranberry Sauce Build your own Surrey Salad s ANTE ; to record of capture Vomen New Volkswagen Beetle Vegetable S PERSPIRAhT S [unter was new state ARTIC SNORKEL COAT Butter whipped potatoes with turkey gravy SPRAY ! Steaming hot Russian rye bread le totaled ictorious \e,erre I $520.04 Paymi REG. 40.00 Pumpkin or mince pie ■ Reg. $3.29 $'59! $2782.52 A, grj ver U-M NOW $29" $395 Children 5 and HSU women broke open Sizes 36 to 46 NAVY GRN BLUE Children 6-12 under-free ■■■■■■■■■■*■■« $1.75 olley ball season nday easily defeating the Glenn Herriman, Inc. Serving from 12-7 ked ;heir lone field iperienced U-M club in * games: 15-0,15-6, and • Phone 482-6226 ufcip Hoger Stuart FRANDOR CENTER Also serving other popular menu items Please call for reservations 351-0300 i 10-pak 5 j PENCILS [ len Brian State's second team intinued 1020 Trowbridge Road ain Gary the winning reak crushing it's iponents: 15-6,15-11, and r 8 p.m. nembers. •9. Michigan has an Take a trip to the sea IEBERMANNT J Reg. 49c 9QC ■ fct a ming Big lexperienced club, for April. though they scrambled OLD TOWNE CLAM BAKE From our music box LIMIT 1 (coupon) irly well, they just don't ■ Expires Nov. 26. ■ Fri. and Sat. Nite, 6-11 p.m. ■ East Lansing Store ■ ive any real spiking tack," coach Carol Davis collection... {■■■■■■■■PiTI!*" y t Whole lobster, cherry stone clams, shrimp, and corn ed Bonnie Smoak played first game on the first on — the cob served in a wire mesh basket direct to you with corn bread, tossed salad, drawn butter and seafood sauce! Also serving regular menu. S AFRO : £ n and handled her sets hits with fine strength, For information or reservations S SHEEN eke combination of Shirley ch's setting and Carol Person's hard spiking peared to be the highlight Call: 482-6100 j ■ COMB EA SY 5 - ■ chosen for State's play. ■ 8oz- P iC ■ ;first team Davis was dissatisfied ■ Reg. $1.50 ■ leting nation 1) the team's execution and time, 'plays and said the players " made the didn't look like a team •aveled to had, for the most part, the V Bill's *■« 1 ar playing together for »years. , e, ockey one of 'It's hard Gr^fccentration fo^n team to mental AURANT S RIGHT GUMDf for the which in a game weaker team. It's not ■ ANT! gi Beach, •a' they can't & BAR iltemates, ^arol Willii Wmunicate 1 on the court team, they just didn't," 718 E. Grand River Serving Lansing ; PERSPIRAHT S nationally "8 said. nd. elected play The second "cuted plays Dciently and was generally team more Lansing since 1921 j Reg. $2.19 sr! I competitl LIMIT 1 e select W for the game. "THE BIRD IN A (coupon) Expires Nov. 26, Christmas Gift rithe first i " Was the East Lansing Sto> first game for i teams a observed V of the ' w«e players and enthused. The GILDED CAGE" Bds of ee games, irst team | errors they made mistakes in position Book Sale Just one of many in our collection of £ CREST : the Wo can . Netherlai The seco JJ^ted in practice," Davis ®®"iented. easily be 86. ORGANIC GARDENING FOR music boxes that make someone delightful gifts for special. Brass cage 8" x 4%" with : COLOR FL' W a HEALTH AND NUTRITION. By John teams neet visit Seniors »cy Gibbs held the team ? er with experience Ann Leslie and & Helen Phllbrlck. Sound, step - by step guide to raising nutritious, flavorful & healthful vegetables for "backyard" gardener - cc - yellow porcelain canary plays the "Gay Nineties" tune. [ CANDLES ■ D ?C 'confidence. Cindy Stein aspect from Planning (seeds, 2 candles J analysis, crop rotation, J Reg. 98c y / J m through with several wd spikes. Harvesting, Cooking & Preserv It $3.95 S 1.00 15.00 ■ a ■ LIMIT I ■ ■ (coupon) ^ hi sPartan women will By George »■ S ■ Expires Nov. 26, > East Lansing Store O .ly Z HednV1?6 at home University of of 12 years of research , dramatic, fascinating story of the Central JJ Monday in Pacific's (now the Southern Pacific) epic ■llimilieilfl "omen's IM. struggle to lay rails acr WORLD Illustrated ARCHITECTURE History. Ed. by Copplestone; Intro, by H. R. h The history of architecture ...... - neolithic settlement to the mechanised Sierra numerous Nevada & the c first - hand accounts previously unpublished) & over photos. Pub. at $9.50 Sale $3.98 (m i CANS: [ complexity of a LeCorbusier housing project, by leading fields: Ancient & authorities In their Classical, Chinese, with : BARS I Affikti) r Japanese, Indian and Islamic, Medieval. ■ M Renaissance, Modern; Incl. work by llroading in detail, m Vend 4 Aalto Saarlnen, Rudolph, Kahn, many & track plans " Others. 1082 IIIUS; 56 FULL COLOR; building & type of equipment to use. Over 600 photos; 5 ■ p*ck n 2 | N®» MONEY? HO*"*13*"- special Import $9.98 x 11V4". Pub. at $15.00 Sale $5.98 ■ Bars Reg. 10c 5| g JULIE! B LIMIT 3 £ ■ J loan money on J E^Hinc of VALUEl Student Book Store DOWNTOWN-113 S. Washington EAST LANSING—209 E. Grand River ■ B ^ (coupon, Expires Nov. East Lansing 26, 1 Stot. |y tf ■ a 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 22,19J fiappy Thanksgioini W FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Fronk & Auto Service 33 111 CHEVROLET 1964 convertible. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 NEEDED: ONE man. Four man GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet $125 or best offer. Phone East Kalamazoo Street since CAPITOL CLUB S - Cedar Village. Winter, house, $62.50 per month. 882-4747.3-11-28 Cocktail lounoe 1940. Complete auto ~ painting and collision service. Spring. 351-1634. 5-11-22 Call Joann or Linda, downtnTL 351-2549. 0-11-30 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 485-0256. XC-11-30 1966. Must sell, best offer! TWO BEDROOM close, modern, PHONE 355 8255 ONE GIRL beginning ROOM FOR male Call 371-4882. S-11-30 furnished, with stereo, only siuc. 347 StlK S Bldq BMW's, TRIUMPHS, December. $67. Ann Street, Phone 627-5812. $240. 351-1587. 7-12-1 3-11-22 CORTINA 1968 - 4 cylinder, 4 Y AMAHASI Come out and 337-2492 after 5:30pm. •AUTOMOTIVE speed, good condition. Must ®ee ' e s" s0 CLEAN, 1 bedroom, stove and 3-11-27 MEN, WOMEN. - . bli Scooters & Cycles sell! $550 or best offer. Call J• 'h3 S no w T®™"' refrigerator, utilities campus, furnished, carpe Parts & Service after 5pm. 355-0975. 7-11-28 StH^P S„„^° ° 5 INC. 2460 North 0 J Cedar, furnished, private entrance, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - $13 - $18 weekly. 215La $120/ month plus small immaculate two or three 351-4495, 3 -5pm. 0 Aviation Ho,t- Just •EMPLOYMENT DODGE PICK-UP 1953 ton, low mileage. - 3/4 $200. £l'fi96 deposit. Phone 489-1202. 5-11-29 bedroom home for careful renters. 351-6636. 2-11-22 * FDR RENT 543-1047.3-11-27 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, furniture, Apartments HONDA 1972. 350 SL. Like 704 South Foster, $200. Also Houses FIAT 1967850 Spyder. New FURNITURE: 3 new, low mileage, blue color, 417 North Francis, $150. 2 comp brakes and muffler. Needs rooms for Rooms $55o Call 487-0093 after bedroom only $3 body work. $400. 351-7727. unfurnished, 601 BROOKS FURNITU •FOR SALE 6pm. 3-11-22 South 6-12-1 1 Clemens, $125 627-9600. 0-11-30 Animals 485-4917. 5-11-27 FOREIGN CAR parts, Mobile Homes FIREBIRD SPRINT convertible, CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 ONE OR 2 males needed, 2 50 USED sewing r,..„ TWO PEOPLE for four bedroom 1 969, 42,000 miles, •Lost & Found East Kalamazoo Street. 1 $9.95 and up. Consoles house, $42.50+. Allen Street, •PERSONAL automatic, with good heater, radio and radial tires. mile West of campus, NEXniAC 29. Worldly 32 Pieces oti J $% C-11-30 Sunday 371-2359 after 6pm. 2-11-22 % i>> 34. Sapient 1 except Winter and Spring Terms 37 peaked 1 - 32 33 for appointments I II—71 WANTED ~ BABYSITTER in Apartments6n" ][VJ 31 % •h 39. Day's m"! LOCATED j Auto Service \\ JF \ Okemos home, 8am - 5pm. 36 37 % 4e 41 Captains insigma | 1 to MILE NORTH references. 349-9387 after EAST SIDE near Sparrow, *320/ month % ft2 MO Ml % Hi P 43. Swine gen| Japanese 1 VW GUARANTEED furnished, attrac'^> 3 rooms H6 Ml MM 44 admiral 1 1 "seYoi OF JOLLY RD. ON OKEMOS ROAD OkemosS R?ad repair. 34. -9620. MOON L1GHTERS WANTED. Married couples only. and bath, juf^VTdinted, new shag. $130. AdiV\ no children. 484-4041, 484-3292. AMERICANA 49 % So b\ 1 51 45. 47. Kindled 1 That gi'l 1 Sesame J ch C.11 3n 372-2081 after 6pm. 5-11-27 Call 3-11-22 332-5322 53 % 48. SI. Mined tyPl ■T|>e STATE Wednesday, November 22, 1972 355 8255 student ,d Jf^J C '>ersona' IsiiioiCE i)iiu;«:T<>itv 3S58255 LOST dog, - SMALL black and tan red collar, Yankee BABVt ITTER babysitting NEEDED OR service. Special Living costs up Stadium Plaza, Okemos, Classified ad, 15 words for by 0.3 per cent Reward. 351- 9566. 3-11-23 $1 Per pay, pre-paid. Offer lents foi It's good ♦••-^ugh What's Happeni November 28 LOST. received in the State News PAIR 4-1129 Allege travel bud's glasses. Call copper framed 355-4884 office, 341 Student Service Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two WASHINGTON (AP) office Auto Parts Inc. 111-22 DAILY FILM service, X-Mas class days before publication. — Higher prices for clothing, health insurance and used cars pushed the cost of living up by 0.3 Late Model Motors cards, films, accessories. No announcements will PSl Grand River Ave. and be per cent last month, dimming President Nixon's hopes for 351-6010 Parts I««°n on a speciality. N Cedar j(2 GULLIVER'S DRUG, River. 5-11-30 1105 East STATE Grand accepted by phone. slowing inflation to a 3-per=cent annual rate this year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday that the 694 2154 The College of Business will October rise in the Consumer Price Index added to the "thealoha AFRO CUTS and all Afro show the film "You, Yourself nation's inflation troubles, with prices advancing at a 3.7 1 , Holiday Specials A to Z RENTAL • EYES EXAMINED ounseling. 372-1560. supplies. UNION BUILDING Incorporated" at 9:45 a.m. toda y in 118 Eppley Center. per cent rate in the last six months and 3.4 per cent over Handmade Tree 6019 S. Cedar • GLASSES BARBER SHOP. C-1-11-22 the last twelve months. Ornament* 393-2232 • CONTACT LENS Positions Delicious cakes U-HAUL RENTALS BOARD EXAM TUTORING. on the Further, the bureau said, prices have been increasing DR. l.L. Colliru, Optometrist WOULD YOU like to All-University Educational, & candles valley-towright recycle more sharply in most recent months, climbing at a Tutoring classes Policies and Business Affairs New quilted fabrics PERMANENT HITCHES C6-Optlcal Services "our" present form of formed for now the being are open to all engineering 4.1-per-cent rate during the three-month span ending in INSTALLED »WS.Lofin. government? Check out coming gThbc.lt K l. 351-1911 393-cso FREEDOM HOUSE! 3647 LSAT, MCAT, DAT board undergraduates.Applications will October. be accepted until S p.m. today Willoughby, Holt, 694-9449. exams. For information call Despite last month's increase, the Consumer Price Index IT'S TIME WASHDAY SAVINGS (313) 354 0085. 0-1-11-22 in 112 Engineering Bldg. 3-11-22 rose more slowly than it did in September, when the cost of to 25c per load the best for less PHOTO PUZZLES The Weekly People Club will living accelerated to an annual rate of 6 per cent. FREE A lesson in meet at 8 tonight in the Oak A spokesman for the President's Council of Economic WENDROW'S ... Ferdinand Huettlnger of Room, second floor Union, to complexion care. Call Bavaria, specializes In Advisers said the administration is neither overly distressed ECONOWASH discuss abolition of money. special texas 484-4519 East Michigan or making jigsaw puzzles from nor satisfied by the October figures. But he conceded it washer 50c 485-7197 Lansing Mall. old family photos. He glues would take good price performances in November and 3006 vine st MERLE the pictures to laminated NORMAN December to bring the rate of inflation as measured by the .am to" p. lblkw ofSM„| woods and saws them Into University Theater Lab COSMETICS STUDIOS Productions will present "I C-3-11-22 index down to 3 per cent by year's end. Never Sang for My Father" at 8 10,000 puzzlesa year. p.m. Friday through Sunday in That is the goal of the President's wage-price control I ^ if you're puzzled about For Sale Anima's J(g DECEMBER publishing date for 1st is LAST State how to reach people to sell hobby item you're adept at making, just dial 355-8255. a the Arena Theater. Kobin Morgan, feminist, will program. Throughout most has said it of the year, the administration should attain the goal. But it has never defined News. Get those ads in early! what ANTIQUE give a benefit poetry reading and over period it was talking about and by what price x CANON, Nikon, SRL CLOCKS - 1 FREE CAT and two 355-8255. $-11-22 That's the number of L,eras. Durst m301 grandfather, 2 cottage, 2 kittens. STATE News Classified Ads, rap session at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 29 yardstick. Must give away! 351-6769. in the Edge wood Church. All Used zoom lenses. kitchen, 4 gingerbreads, 1 3-1122 sisters are welcome. More than a third of the overall rise in consumer prices T 23mm f3.5 wide angle black mantle, 1 weight O.G. was due to higher clothing prices, the bureau said. Property L $89.95. Pioneer 77A 8 day, 1 hanging kitchen SIBERIAN HUSKY pedigree tfli'i The (^ame will hold services at taxes also contributed to the increase. Lspeakers, Pioneer PL50 clock, 1 Gilbert banjo clock. male, excellent markings, 1 m> SINCERE SEEKERS for the 5:30 p.i 1. Friday followed by turntable, Bell and Call after 5:30pm, 484 2007. THE BREWERY dinner and at 9:30 a.m. But year old. 332-3924. 3-11-22 great wisdom and power Saturda V at prices of fresh fruits, poultry and beef declined, tl 545 16mm movie 5-11-27 After the game special known the ancients. May 319 Hillcrest to Call 332-1916 for though not as much as they usually do at this time of the Ld proiector. Color tv Steak and Champagne write for the free book, THE year. The bureau said fresh vegetable prices also declined. ) u;ed 8 track ELECTRIC DRYER, $25, runs Mobile Homes £■) For Two MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed But these price decreases were offset by sharp advances in id stereo albums, Only $6.95 without obligation to those excellently. New lawnmower, the prices of pork, coffee, dairy products, eggs and sugar. :tion oriental wall $25. Phone 393-1213. 6-12-1 Drop in at 3411 East who are interested in The MSU College of Human i e s. WILCOX MUST SELL! 1972 Michigan, 1J4 blocks fi mystical thought. SCRIBE Medicine will hold a free Still, the record food prices in October Vindale, on was the best |cond hand store, LUDWIG DRUMS. Full set, furnished, carpeted, 2 West Campus. ORANGE 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order Immunization Clinic from 10 since May. i East Michigan. 8 - 5:30 including cymbals, and fiber bedrooms. Beautiful location FRED will be playing AMORC, San Jose, California a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Church of God in Christ, corner If the October cost of living was disappointing news, the i. Monday - Saturday. cases. $1000 new, in the woods at 604 East 1-11-22 95111 .0-1-11 now $425 of St. Joseph and Logan Streets, rise in real earning was good news for the administration. 1.439' Master Charge, 641 6601 6-12-1 Gate, King Arthur's Court. lericard, terms, Lansing. Patients are urged to The bureau said that real average weekly .Call 484-2134 484-6282 THE EAST ROOM STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per earnings rose by or ing rd of trades. C-11-30 7-11-27 month, $23 per term. Free 0.5 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis in October and, CAMPING TRAILERS, used - RESTAURANT immunizatii sleeps 6 or 8. Prices start at on the third floor of delivery, service and pick-up. in the past year, increased 3.9 per cent, the largest Bed men's Schwinn bike, 5 $595. 4 in stock to choose GREAT LAKES - 12' x 50', JACOBSON'S No deposit. TV's available at October-to-October rise since 1964. $50. 332-6640 after located The MSU Pistol Club will is, from. PRIDE in King Arthur's. Special home game menu same rates. Call NEJAC, CAMPING meet at 7 p.m. In, 5-11-22 CENTER, Holt. Carpeted, refrigerator and both luncheon and dinner 337-1300. C-11-30 today in the rifle On an adjusted basis, not taking account of seasonal 694-8153 range under Demonstration Hall. 5-11 30 stove included, pets allowed. for before and after the influences, average real weekly earnings declined 0.3 per Phone cent in October. lOUSE of time 784-8871. 5-11-30 489-7083 or game. Enjoy fine food and i I s and Peanuts Personal SB WASHER AND DRYER. Gay Liberation will sponsor a convenience of all community supper at 6 p.m. Kenmore 1 year old. MARLETTE 1969 12' Arms talks Excellent condition. $285. x 53', 2 parking in the adjoi PEANUT M&M - lost one Sunday at the Gay Community bedroom, Cent* 17 S. Pennsylvania Standard unfurnished, ramp. While the traffi native rubber tree climber. typewriter, $10. I JEWELRY! Desk and chair, $15. $4,500. Phone 485-0262 clears, please dine with ui Reward: John Elton record welcor nsing. Everyone is it- 5-11-30 Just short walk or stock in kleenex (continued from page 1) iTCHES! GIFTS! 337-2068. 3 11 28 a jnd Call Foot Fairy. 1-11-22 company. "tfceu MARLETTE 1970, 2 bedroom B-1-11-22 equipped with nuclear it:! JftOFF ■CUSTOM - with ad orders! TRUMPET, excellent SILVER condition, with Olds, 12' x 60' unfurnished with POOPS, Happy 22nd Birthday; Took you long enough, Your weapons. In turn, the Americans could insist that 355-1826 case. Golf clubs, full set stove, refrigerator 10' x 7' Wilson Staff. 1 year old. Ask shed, skirting. Located in Windsor Estates, 646-6578 Nancifer. 1-11-22 | Typing Service 'jjiljj Soviet intermediate - range missiles pose a threat to for Willie. 349 1850. 3-11-28 before noon or after 6pm. 6-12-1 Stop in before or after the game for our luncheon Bobbi, one down and four to TYPING THESES and term U.S. allies in Europe. STORY'S 694-0524 NICE CHRISTMAS gift - go, Congratulations! The The United States also RIFLES and pistols 'of Brittanica Junior 1960 ALPINE mobile home, 10' dinner buffet and a Seniors. 1-11-22 papers. Experienced. Electric typewriter. Diane, might renew its suggestion DAILY Encyclopedia, excellent x 46', 2 bedrooms, B.J. How did 372-7000: 9-11-29 that the proposed talks on is. Buy. trade, and sell, ew and used. Guns can condition. 3-11 28 Phone 699-2433. unfurnished. Call after 5pm, we do that 'magic' again? Cookie Man. 1-11-22 mutual and balanced force DOZEN 699-2310. 3-11-27 reductions could provide a THANK YOU Korean Choir. * rented for the hunting Happy Birthday Micky from the - better forum than SALT for USED n. Best prices in town. 23" ZENITH Theses typing, pick own black/ white SYLVAN 1969, 2 bedroc |0guns in stock. See BOB'S rest 1-11-22 of the InFour Gaderk! printer. Mrs. Lippincott, such Europe - related issues. SPECIALS N SHOP, 2412 South The verification problem Seafood our specialty. Jazz 489-6479. 3-11-22 is OF T to. Call 371-2244. Closed cocktail expected to be one of the (S. 20-11-23 TELESCOPE - 3" reflector r lounge starti TYPING TERM papers, theses, most complex issues when WEEK SCHULT - 8' x 35', 1952, 7pm. Please call f TREMENDOUS six Equatorial mount, 2 eye etc. Electric. Experienced. SALT II moves from the |RTHWESTERN TICKETS pieces, one 60 power, one furnished with shed, on lot servations, 351-7076. terms down, two terms to go! JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. limits on antiballistic 69 CHEVY IMPALA and near campus, excellent Gross me out, your favorite good. Call 120 power. With case. C-11-30 missiles to limiting MIRVs, 4 dr grey ■5 6483 and condition. 332-4952. 8-12-1 Ms. S-5-12-1 337-9794. Excellent condition. Best 11-22 offer. Phone 482 4838 or multiple warheads that are $1088 STUDENTS - NEWLY WEDS. COMPLETE THESES difficult to monitor by 487-0873. 2-11-27 SERVICE. Discount printing. Beasure chest For you can minimum investment live economically in Mouthwatering submarines, m IBM typing and binding of satellite. The MIRV question 67 RAMBLER REBEL 2 dr HT white JoNDHand lALL kinds of store GUNS brand - 22 Savage automatic, new. M 1 Carbine, this 3 bedroom mobile home. Located in Delhi Manor, sandwiches and Mr. Mikes Pizzas. Dine in, carry t UNION BOARD FLIGHTS theses. publications. Resumes, Across from could produce disagreement of the kind that has stalled $388 never used. Phone Portland, 1 fast, free delivery, 515 West offers Christmas flight to M.A.C. and i furniture 647- 7603. 2-11-27 Holt, 10 minutes driving time Grand River, East Lansing, London for $185. Stop in campus, Grand corner River, below Jones UN disarmament talks, in to the University. Phone Joan Monday Friday, 1 - 4 pm. which the United States has 65 OLDS 88 Smith, 694-0177 or ALL phone 351-1600. B-1-11-22 - Stationery Shop. Call MENS 10 speed bike, Traack, STAR Second floor Union. C-11-30 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, insisted on some kind of site REALTY, 694-8181. $65. Call 485-9761 after 3-11-23 BRUNCH BUFFET - buses 337-1666. C-11-30 inspection and the Soviet jeting, 5, draperies. lamps, wall 4pm. 2-11-27 and from the game. Free THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring Union has rejected it. rockers parking. Prime rib buffet you Bahamas, $119. Spain, ANN BROWN. Typing and Both Smith and Wladimir 68 CHEVY IMPALA 00 . , and THREE student with live non entertainment. multilith offset printing. P«s. Everything for the $239. Hawaii, $269. Semenov, head of the Northwestern football Also regular menu. No Complete service for 2 dr. HT bell furniture, Barbados, $270. Russian delegation and tickets. Reduced pri waiting for reserva Aruba, dissertations, theses, North East Street FIND SOMETHING? $257. Call STUDENTOURS, deputy Soviet foreign 351 2507, 489 2461 -22 Call 351-7060, manuscripts, general typing, us. 27) 487-0121. IF YOU'VE found a pet or 351-2650. 8-12-1 minister, have voiced HOSPITALITY MOTOR IBM. 23 years experience. FLEA MARKET - Meridian article of value, we want to INN, I - 496, Jolly Road 349-0850. C-11-30 optimism on the outcome Mall. Okemos (3 miles east of help you return it. Just come Exit. B-1-11-22 SKIERS WANTED to help rent of SALT II. But experts 68 OLDS 88 0 vacuum cleaners. East Lansing on M-43I in to the State News EXPERT TYPING fast nevertheless forecast tedious house in Boyne area for ski - :anisters and uprights. Classified Dept. and tell 4 dr. Saturday, November 25th, 10 us INTERNATIONAL season. 355-9404, 332-8945. service! Call 355-1230 after bargaining in the strictly Panteed 1 full year. $7.88 that you want to place an ad - 9pm, Sunday November HOUSE OF PANCAKES 1 11-22 5pm. 3-11-27 secret i DENNIS 26th, 12-5 pm. All space in EAST LANSING STATE WE NEVER CLOSE! 'WBUTING COMPANY, filled. 1-11-22 BANK'S found column. As a PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call J. ■ Cedar. opposite City service C 3 11-22 jo Machine Clearance FOR SALE - guitar, $60. Phone Goya classical 485-6473 public LANSING will run STATE the ad at EAST BANK no extra inners, sandwiches, breakfasts and dessert. Oir with us at 2800 East Grand eve Nancy and 349-4431 weekends, weekdays. 0-2-11-27 evenings 353-6625 Wallace 67 RAMBLER REBEL Wagon after 4pm. 1-11-22 cost to you. River. B-1-11-22 OKEMOS WARDCLIFF district (continued from page 1) ■ocB«nd ■«.»5per month. Large new portable, by owner. Large 3 - 4 DISSERTATION, TERM Wallace movement alive. 5388 SHOP AND compare! Lowest BELL'S PIZZA HOUSE bedroom ranch. 2 papers, etc. Experienced The governor already has baths, 2 ^c,l°n Machines. of reconditioned consistent record prices in LOST: TWO female dogs one Something new in pizzas and fireplaces. 2V4 car garage. typist, IBM Selectric. Call said he may seek the 67 FORD Singers, town. MARSHALL MUSIC, - hot "oven grinders" on : Finished Karen, 882-2639. 0-1-11-22 basement. May Democratic presidential Necchis, New Home mostly German Shepherd, wagon blue 245 Ann Street. C-1-11-22 M.A.C. Call 332-5027 assume MGIC mortgage. Call ■ m'ny others," $19.95 brown, rabies tan- one small nomination again in 1976. 332-5028. B-1-11-22 ■ *39.9 5. JJAROS DISTRIBUTING Terms FRESH preservatives APPLE Cider. added. No tri - color black. A.^O. to Sakie and e, mostly STARBOARD TACK 351-4508. 6-12-1 J~ Transportation m ''We victories" won in many Democratic tANY. 1115 North CENTENNIAL FARM Zosha. November Lost in 13th, snowstorm, Vicinity / Reef, beef, and booze. Fine RIDERS WANTED to Boston. primaries this year, the 66 CHEVY IMPALA E)fl®,on- 489-6448. MARKET, 4 miles North of Abbott, M - 78. Reward. food game. before or after Meet your friends at the Leave December 337-0338. 3-11-28 16th. letter says. "We have helped to change the drift of 2 dr HT turq 337-1069. 5-11-28 1100 Trowbridge Road. thinking. For the first time P'CHAIR, with matching B-1-11-22 "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for RIDE NEEDED to Dayton, in a long time, politicians '• Kitchen LOST: 5 - month terrier - like pinning and engagement set. Best finals week after puppy, female, black rat tail. notices is 12 noon Thursday Tuesday. are beginning to listen to *4-11 J38' Ca" 8f,er Call 353-5988. 3-11-22 CONNOR'S FAMILY COFFEE SHOP for Friday's paper. 347 Student Services. S-12-1 Call 351-8994. 5-11-29 the people. 68 VISTA CRUISER "We've got our chance to Breakfast, lunch, dinner |!nP0RTABLE~^n~~ LOST: GIRL'S silver ring. White turn this country around. 9 passenger Wagon her, $120. and black pearls. Library. 337-9416. 3-11-22 served quickly 24 hours 1 day. 3231 West Saginaw 5600 South Pennsylvania - OKEMOS CLEANERS Saturday service till 2 p.m. Open till 6 [§ Our chance for something better. We've got to make it *648 p.m. 2155 Hamilton Road, oth I count now." COLLIE PUPPIES, PURE - DON'T FORGET blood i?nAi°RE* cedar "chest" '« and excessories, bred, not registered, beautiful FOUND: PUPPY, black with white blaze, small bassett - -11-22 Okemos. 0-1-11-22 349-0910. only from people. Save comes a life. Most of the unpaid 69 OLDS 88 markings, $30. Dimondale, hound type. 482-4947. Give blood. Professional campaign debt, Snider says, 4 dr. „le| 9' draperies, and I. 2-11-22 C-3-11-22 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. donors compensated. involves hotels and meals, ILfnn8 'urnishings, MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT MICHIGAN *995 | FfRNlTURE SALES MALAMUTES. FOUND: KEY ring, corner of Before or after Ffeasonable rates, fast service. Phone Jack/Bob. 351-2474. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. COMMUNITY transportation and ALASKAN the game everyone advertising and printing of 65 POHTIAC Ann and Charles Streets. C-11-30 Very nice puppies for show makes it to B-1-11-22 campaign literature. or pets. Excellent blood line, November 15. 332-6310. MCDONALD'S. Good food, Separate budgets have been Wagon A/C reasonable prices. SUEDE GRADUATE FREAK AKC, C-3-11-22^ good price, good AND leather garments needs set up, he said — one to 349 0458. b-1-11-22 professionally restored to living place - month/ month FOUND: WHITE short haired company. Make the keep the campaign near new condition. basis starting January. Doug, 68 RAMBLER REBEL - cat, black and gray markings. right rr e to headquarters going and the BLOODHOUNDS AKC. All OKEMOS CLEANERS, 2155 ages, male or female. Phone 1-546-3250. BL 1 11-22 Call 353-0970. C-3-11-28 234 West Grand Riv< 1024 East Grand Riv Hamilton 349-1910. 0-1-11-22 Road, Okemos° 882 20S9- 5-11 other to pay off the debt. "We have sent letters to FOUND: CLASS ring from East Lansing. TYPING - EXPERIENCE in all our creditors telling them ^88 University of California by B-1-11-22 college thesis work and GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, what we're doing," the Giltner. 355 8984. C-3-11-28 FOR QUALITY articles for publication. marked like Silver Huskies, service on All At The PERKIN'S PANCAKE HOUSE stereo Graduate campaign manager wormed and shots, $20. SILVER KEY found Akers bus equipment, see the engineer, husband, Swiss Steak with continued. "Everybody has STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Use Your Phone 373- 0994 weekdays or Aurelius 628-2577 stop. Has clasp for keytainer. Sue, 353-3424. C-3-11-27 mashed potatoes and coleslaw Grand River.C-11-30 available for graphs, charts, etc. Phone 627-6127. 3-11-22 been extremely nice and STORY they pat us on the back for east lot evenings. 1-11-22 only $1,651 what we're trying to do. StER charge FOUND: BROWN leather - like Homemade Chili 60c HOME REMODELING and GARAGE, NEAR campus if 1153 E. Michigan - repairs. Free estimates, call possible, newer car used just We've had some write off GREAT DANE pups. AKC, purse. Corner of Abbott and Try PERKIN'S, acrossfrom INSTATE NEWS registered, black, 10 weeks old. 482-4424. 3-11-27 Albert. Phone C-3-11-27 351-6475. Sear's in Frandor. 1-11-22 Jim 3-11-27 Wolnosky, 351-8753. weekends. 355-3729 nights. their bills getting the letters." as paid after ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUl 351-0400 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November: Men's lib combats male chauvinism By ROBERT BAO The session, similar to those of underneath can hardly peep out, or around the sexual division in which women are (feelings of virility) makes one's warned of certain country. But State News Staff Writer women's liberation, was called by Jim supposed to be dependent, emotional emotions immune to the horrors of else they "love too much, putting pitfalKil ,,.stui They haven't burnt their jock Amundsen, East Lansing junior, who and hateful of math, while men are Vietnam and poverty. woman on this incredible pedestal." Eying a reporter susni r