the michigan Volume 65 Number 72 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 29, 1972 frof freed Pentagon Nixon announces leport case ■ boston \nuel L's e he (AP) - Harvard Prof. L. Pbpkin, who was jailed refused to answer a grand questions about the release of 3 Cabinet changes Pentagon Papers, was freed CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) - President part of the President's broad plan to served as undersecretary during the -day after a week in jail. Nixon launched his sweeping second - bring fresh perspective and new early part of the Nixon tenure. Ipopkin, whose sentence was to have term Cabinet shakeup Tuesday by vitality to the second four years of his Richardson, 52, has been HEW Ted as long as 18 months or until naming administration veteran Elliot administration." chief since 1970. [grand jury disbanded, said grand L. Richardson to be the next secretary There had been advance speculation Weinberger, 55, joined the Nixon Ls in this country "have become of defense. that Richardson might be picked to team in 1970 as chairman of the L government's tool for gathering Richardson is one of the speakers succeed Secretary of Defense Melvin Federal Trade Commission after diligence." scheduled to appear at commencement R. Laird, who disclosed weeks ago that serving as director of finance for ceremonies at 3 p.m. Saturday in the he planned to resign at the end of IPopkin was released from the Nixon's native state of California. MSU Auditorium. Nixon's first term. >folk County Jail in Dedham, Mass., Ash, perhaps the least known of the L the federal grand jury which has To succeed Richardson as the However, there had been equally trio of appointees, cofounded Litton Legated the Pentagon Papers' secretary of Health, Education and persistent rumors that Richardson industries of Beverly Hills, Calif, in Pase for most of this year, Welfare (HEW), Nixon said he will might become secretary of state, to 1953 and has been its president since anded in Boston without returning nominate Caspar Weinberger who is head the department in which he 1961. ■indictment. now director of the Office of ■ ^ had been cited for contempt of Management and Budget. lyrt for refusing to answer questions Completing a triple - header lout the once - secret reports on U.S. announcement, the President named millionaire Wvement in Indochina. industrialist Roy Ash, president of Litton industries, to I "We may be faced with as great a succeed Weinberger in his Cabinet - U from the use of grand juries as level post. L ever posed by Joe McCarthy," he The selection of Richardson and d, referring to the late U.S. senator. Weinberger are subject to confirmation J "With the grand jury as the by the Senate when it returns in Lrument, the ability of scholars and January. Ash does not need Senate Jurnalists to provide citizens with confirmation. Press secretary Ronald L. ■formation essential in a democracy Ziegler, Prof rele iy be threatened," Popkin told a irs V Popkin lotempt conference. was jailed Nov. 21 on a citation after he refused to Harvard Prof. Sanuel L. Popkin, 30, embraces his wife Susan in Boston Tuesday following his release from the Norfolk County disclosing the personnel changes to newsmen in a helicopter hangar here, said: "These three announcements come H Jail. He was jailed a week ago for at a time when an intensive review is refusing to answer questions (continued on page 11) about the Pentagon Papers. AP wirephoto being undertaken of the entire government structure and they are FIGHT HANOI RESUPPLY Bombs carry political weight | SAIGON (AP) While its 14 divisions in South Vietnam and - Haiphong off limits for U.S. planes. chunks of South Vietnam's northern i peace talks appear headed other units in the Plain of Jars In While the cessation of bombing in northern Laos before a cease • fire. frontier, added a new element. Jr a critical showdown in Paris, U.S. These officials also concede that the northern Hanoi - Haiphong It gave Hanoi a new supply route pnbers are heavily attacking North complex was explained as a sign of straight across the DMZ in addition to ■iftnam both for the bombing is signal from President WEINBERGER political and a good will, it cost Nixon little. The the traditional Ho Chi Minh network ■ilitary leverage. Nixon to Hanoi that the United States northeast monsoons now prevailing 1 U.S. officials claim the accelerated will not quit until an agreement is there would have cut tactical air Stacks in the southern panhandle of concluded, although Nixon has halted strikes anyhow and B52 strategic lorth Vietnam are in response to a attacks above the 20th parallel. This bombers were used rarely that far VOLUNTEER SHIFT SEEN nstantial effort by Hanoi to resupply puts Hanoi and the major port of north. Instead, raids by tactical fighter - '73 draff to call 10,000 bombers were intensified below the 20th parallel, where all supplies must pass. And when the northeast [2 billion released monsoons began cutting into these strikes nearly two weeks ago, the United States doubled its B52 raids WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird announced holding lottery numbers over 40 in next Laird said, but he added that problems over the North to compensate. year's pool can consider remain for the Reserves. lor waste facilities — The B52 carries 30 tons of bombs several times the bomb load of tactical aircraft. The B52s fly at Tuesday final draft calls of fewer than 10,000 men next year before military conscription is ended June 30 and the themselves safe from the draft. This year's draft callup totaled 50,000 for the entire year with lottery Pentagon spokesmen Guard and Reserve forces said are that short IWASHINTON (AP) - The Nixon^ released a letter from the President altitudes of up to 35,000 feet, above nation shifts to an all-volunteer force. number 95 reached. about 55,000 men now and the administration announced Tuesday it" dated Nov. 22. the overcasts, drop their bombs by Laird said inductions will be In announcing the draft call at a shortages are expected to increase next ■ releasing $2 billion for construction Also to be spent on treatment radar and are better suited to spread over a five-month period Pentagon news conference, Laird year as fewer men are faced with the It municipal waste treatment facilities facilities is $1.9 billion previously saturation - type targets. between February and June with no urged Congress to approve his plan to possibility of being drafted. | fiscal 1973 — 40 per cent of what appropriated to repay the states for U.S. officials say Hanoi's supply one to be drafted in January. give enlistment and re-enlistment The Pentagon has proposed a ss has authorized. treatment construction, a category Selective Service officials said those bonuses to men and women signing up drive is seasonal, something that $200-million package of incentive for the National Guard and Reserves. | The administration said $3 billion known as "reimbursibles," plus an always happens this time of year when who would be called first would be Without it, he said. Congress fnay have bonuses to try to attract doctors and is being allocated for fiscal 1974, additional authorization of $350 young men with lottery numbers up to the southwest monsoons end over other men with special skills. million for fiscal 1972. 95 in this year's pool who lost their to pass a special law to draft into mounting to 50 per cent of the Laos and the northeast monsoons men All of these large authorizations deferments late this year. However, the reseves once the current Selective Joagressional authorization. begin. Service Act expires June 30. Laird, 50, reiterated that he will [En vi r o m ental Protection were established in the Federal Water But the North Vietnamese invasion the law provides that they may be drafted only up to March 31. "We will be able to make it as far as leave his post after four years on Jan. faiinistrator William D. Ruckelshaus Pollution Control Act passed by across the demilitarized zone (DMZ) 20 and take a three-month rest before ■nnounced the allotments upon Beyond that, the officials said those the regular forces are concerned," Congress last Oct. 18 over President last March, which gobbled up large deciding his future. factions from President Nixon and Nixon's veto. Tenants' membership is a hinderance union to make By MICHAEL OGOREK effective action, adding that at least 1,000 members are needed for the union to deal I heed with high rents, inadequate effectively with landlords. Tr 8 maintenance and congested Three weeks ago Conerly J"®? conditions, said the many of the 20,000 union was going to start actively P»dents who crowd together in the recruiting members, but the drive so Indent"•campus ghetto" and other far has not materialized. areas say they feel Conerly said that MSU students are I ■ !eurless deal with their landlords. not as politically active as students in 'hough not all landlords rent Ann Arbor, where a tenant's union has I erior housing or have severe been active since 1969. Conerly said !ms with tenants, an outgrowth the East Lansing union will model listing problems is the itself after the somewhat successful ^•established •nants East Lansing Ann Arbor union. Union. Stephen I °rmed Burghardt, the general last July to establish a co-ordinator for the Ann Arbor fwer base for renters in tenant's union in 1969, explained that kLn<"ord tvJ been disPutes>the union has organized power structure representing the Ann Arbor union was set up as a able to muster a dozen the tenants, he added. grass-roots organization to respond to befs - too few, its organizers Conerly said, however, the hast a "deteriorating housing situation." . 1 establish the necessary Lansing union has made little progress Burghardt said the Ann Arbor since it was started. I "Wk"""'"8 P°Wer- tenant's union called a city wide rent "Everyone has been dragging their IlinHi tenants try to deal with the feet " he said. "They think the union strike in 1969 as an organized ■Kni?- on an individual bases," is a good idea, but they are leaving the alternative to sporadic demonstrations ■Ekh Contr|y> an organizer for the against "terribly high rents and work up to a few. life, ing union said, "the landlord Conerly said one of the biggest horrible maintenance." At its peak, from March to l^dozedi" t'me" tenants are easily difficulties in organizing the union has November of 1969, the Ann Arbor Lansing Tenant's Union been the transient nature of tenants in union had about 1,200 strike pledges, ■Prohi Up to assiat tenants with such the University community. Most 100 organizers, Burghardt said. |fcL.,ems as nonretumed security v*; aPartment repairs, evictions students leave during the months and often change summer residence Major policy decisions were made by group members during general Tenants PWi ten»nt-landlord disputes, from year to year, he explained, meetings and carried out by a steering Lee Halstead, manager of several area apartment units, met with a group of disgruntled tenants ■ rfr,y said. making it difficult to organize tenants committee, Burghardt explained. The Oct. 3 to answer their questions. Some renters have ® union was designed to serve as a for any length of time. sought to form a tenants union. of Conerly said the small union (continued on page 11) State News photo by John Dickson 'egal information and as an 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Novenibcr , J Cable costs under study By JONATHAN KAUFMAN The delay was made so and $20 for typing and commission's Dec. 13 suspended voluntarily when State News Staff Writer the commission could hold duplicating costs - was meeting. the city council began work Hie East a work session Dec. 6 to approved by the But Lester N. Turner, a on the new ordinance. Lansing Cable examine a study commission, with funds Communications projecting Lansing attorney "That's part of the reason costs and revenues for the coming from a $1,500 representing National Cable, Commission at its Monday East why we're making this Lansing system. appropriation made by the who was also at the night meeting delayed the proposal — to protect our Copies of the study, city council Nov. 21. meeting, said it was not a investment." opening of a sealed proposal made Babe's 22 • page report from National Cable Co., by Robert E. Babi\ function of the commission He said Wednesday the instructor in television and indicated that a 50 - channel to seek the city's cable franchise a change in the plant had been built with "The doctor is saying that radio, were passed out to cable television system for ordinance to holder, on building a 50 - get more the intention of eventually commission members at (he East Lansing, not including in no case should you tell a channel city cable television proposals when a proposal extending cables to all of meeting. Payment for the the University, would made "in good faith" was system. East Lansing. gay person his feelings are study — $300 for Babe's fee require a total capital already handed in under the Several commission normal, that all gays should investment of $400,000 to deadline. members said they wanted seek a cure Anyone who $495,000. "Look at the proposal. If to bring in expert advice suggests that that's the only way to handle things is letting New car He noted in the report that though general studies of cable systems showed it doesn't meet standards then we don't get the franchise," Turner said. your and re - examine ordinance at a work session the before deciding on opening people in for a lot of conflicting estimates of He added that if other the proposal or proposing heartbreak." franchise lengths and a companies did hurt not make franchise period change. Jim Enders may By TOM HAROLDSON monthly subscriber rates, it was cable apparent "that once a system attains a proposals considered too because the they ordinance want Turner said he did not to "stampede" the spokesman for Gay Liberation Movement stringent "that's their commissioners into opening State News Staff Writer subscription rate of over 20 problem." the proposal before The loss of per cent, the operation "We've they from parking ticket fines and off got half Painting revenue - a decided whether to offer • tends to be very profitable." campus car registrations because of a new million dollars sitting on IIIIIIIIIMI lllllllllll registration National Cable was the changes, because he did not Illlllllllllllllllll policy will hurt only the Student Loan Fund, Stephen Jolly Road," Cowley said, want Workmen National Cable's are still Terry, vice president for business and finance, said Tuesday. only company to submit a referring to a National Cable "opposition" to see the working on Capitol Terry said because money from parking fines and car proposal on the cable plant and lines running into proposal prematurely and remodelling though registrations goes directly into the student loan fund, system required by East married student housing and the legislature is Japanese jet crashes revenue may be cut if there are fewer car registrations or if Lansing's stringent new a small part of East Lansing, know what steps would have to be taken to beat in session. back the graduated parking fine cable communications policy is abolished. on which work was State News photo A Japan Air Lines DCS jetliner crashed on take ordinance. The new University car by Dave Mendrea off Tuesday night from Moscow's Sheremetyevo registration policy states that off Other ■ campus students driving on campus between 6 companies p.m. and 7 contacted by City Manager Airport, killing all of the "almost SO" persons a.m. and on week - ends do not have to register their cars aboard, the Japanese Embassy said. The airlines spokesman in Moscow said the plane with the University. Terry said it is difficult to speculate how much revenue will be lost "How much money is lost by the new policy. John Patriarche said they objected, among other things, to the ordinance's Council zips carried 62 passengers and 15 crew members. It by the new policy or if seven parking fines are reduced is hard to tell at this time," he - year franchise was bound for Tokyo via Siberia when it took off period, to a clause allowing grievance said. "But the area hurt if there is a loss of revenue will be at 7:45 p.m. the student loan program." the council to revoke the A The University collects about $50,000 from parking fines franchise at will, to a buy - pilot for British European Airways said he back provision which would By DANIEL DEVER appeals panels for grievances and $64,000 from car registrations. Terry said how much nontenured saw a ball of flame near the airport at about the faculty o„n will be lost by the new off pay the original rather than State News Staff Writer concerning the the Tenure time the plane took off. cannot be determined now. - campus car registrations policy market value for the system The Academic Council, nonreappointment of the Committee] Terry said because and to a clause establishing noted for its long and nontenured faculty. University Board the ApJ some off - campus students do not that the fees to the city be The original opportunity !3 register their cars anyway, loss of revenue from loquacious discussions, wording on appeal panels. incoming paid on the basis of gross stated that the panels would Under the new registration fees may not occur. He added that students Tuesday held one of its provisl Rumania alienates allies who commute to campus every day will still have to pay receipts. Some said they did shortest meetings ever, consist of three tenured three faculty members the registration fee, so revenue not want to undertake faculty members selected by be selected for an obtained from off campus - approving a report of the the Tenure Committee from app Rumania's defiant role at Helsinki, where she car registration plus on - campus car registration may not building a 50 - channel Curriculum Committee and panel by the Ten suffer at all. system. its membership and two has disrupted preparatory talks for a European a change in the Interim Committee from The commission, which nontenured faculty If the graduated ticket fine policy is changed or Faculty Grievance membership followed Security Conference by demanding safeguards for abolished, revenue for the student loan policy could also be is seeking more proposals, Procedure. members selected randomly the selection of two fact small nations, is causing considerable confusion reduced, he said. But what policy the has considered asking the In a span of only 45 by the faculty grievance members by the fact University adopts, if official from the University and embarrassment among her Communist allies. the graduated fine is abolished, will determine the amount city council for an minutes, the council grievance official from of revenue taken in. extension of the franchise approved the routine Appeals Board. University Appeals Boa Newspapers in Eastern Europe that had heralded This provision "If the University accepts a $5 parking ticket fine period. curriculum report that the resulting the meeting prior to its convining last Wednesday disenfranchised the |„ system, for example, loss of revenue may be Truman Morrison, containing 26 new course consists of three tent are now unsure about how to handle Rumania's said. "It just depends on what slight," Terry commission nontenured members of the and two nontenured faci policy the University decides chairman, at requests and 78 course bold allusions to Tenure Committee and the alleged domination by the Soviet to have in determining whether the student loan fund will the meeting, told Robert E. change requests and the members. tenured members of the The Academic Cou Union, the initiator of the conference. suffer or not." Cowley, National Cable change in the Interim general manager, that the appeals board from sitting meeting was the last one Faculty Grievance on appeal panels. commission would first Procedure which had earlier the term. Thecouncil'sn want to go over Babe's The new wording would been passed by the Elected meeting is scheduled Italy elects city officials Second Annual study with Babe., who ,iyps,v Faculty p^ujjciJ. . give tenured and Jan. 9. not present, on Dec. 6, 'f'he change amends / Socialists and Social Democrats T-Shirt Benefit before deciding to ask for a franchise period extension section 3.8.7.4 of the grievance procedure dealing strongest gains in municipal elections held in many areas in scored the Show at the or open the proposal at the with the composition of ASMSU cancels, Italy Sunday and Monday, final returns showed Tuesday. The vote appeared likely to increase pressure for revival of the center-left coalition that had been Coral Gables We Card Shop 309 E. 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The complaint alleges that Testor Corp. of 19 Rockford, 111., increased its price on Pla Enamel on March 1 26 per cent from 15 to 19 cents on Spray Pla Enamel 14 per cent from 69 to 79 cents a can on April 1, in violation of a jar and SHOE SALE price control regulations under the economic stabilization Selected Styles program. Men's and Women's Shoes Good Selection of sizes Christmas tree erected OPEN Weds., Thurs., & Fri. The national Christmas tree, 70-foot Engelmann spruce from a Wyoming, was erected I 9 p.m. SAVE Tuesday on the Ellipse, south of the White House. The tree was cut in Medicine Bow National 30-50% MILLERS Forest near Laramie and was cut in National Forest near Laramie and Medicine Bow aras •r,d I to 4:30 p.m Mondav By CAROL THOMAS State News Staff Writer Though those expenditures are approximately three worded spending law. "The law we have now is Jondahl spent $9,992.67 for the campaign, receiving listed solution maximum — for setting the the most rigistratio', reservation times the amount set by law a farce," Jondahl said $1,792.80 from the CAP pens Mon "IT"Stration Mall registration period cards available in during the early James H. Lynn Jondahl Pocock each and spent for campaign expenditures, neither Pocock nor Jondahl "Right now it only puts a limit on what each Council, the political arm of the United Auto Workers. expensive race, use it but as district was a in the reluctant to model for all approximately $10,000 in broke the law. committee can spend." He also reported through nn!!r*; Studfn* who have a continuing their race for the 59th Each candidate divided The present spending law three committees. People races. But disclosure and the recpiv receive S y ,s when credit °'arst,'P and/or loan will District respresentative seat the total receipts and states that each candidate's for Jondahl, More People reporting of election they pay fees at that according to statements expenditures into three committee can spend one - for Jondahl and Students contributions and filed with the Ingham "committees." easily fourth of the salary for the for Jondahl. disbursements is a far County Clerk's office. avoiding the loosely office the candidate is The victorious candidate greater problem right now seeking. in the race, Jondahl said he than spending limits, For the state legislature, intends to work in the Jondahl said. the legal amount is $4,250. House to establish more Under present disclosure hamberlain AttlPrimn American j , win "Money - wise you can see the handwriting on the wall if your opponent has barrels of money to spend," meaningful comprehensive election expense laws before the next election. and laws, he explained, a candidate's supporters can pay an outstanding bill - say for media time, and |)yCAROL THOMAS party, ,nnAP_!"df:nt the Conservative ballut enough to keep the victorious candidate for the Pocock commented. "If a "Present methods are not neither the expenditure for te News Staff Writer Human Rights party Conservative 59th District Representative meaningful spending limit that realistic, we have to media or the contribution party and the Human Rights party on the candidate Barbara Halpert ballot. were applied, the system come up with a method that needs to be recorded. ■'onaressman Charles party did collect enough seat, was certified for for the United States Senate would work." won't discriminate Jmberlain,confirmed was R • East for votes to retain their on ballot status, the Elections collected 19,118, just over Apol told the board little more than 3.5 million a 23,648 votes Republican opponent James while Pocock listed some against candidates," Jondahl "I think candidates the 14,000 needed to contributions and said. Board said. keep voted in the A. Pocock had 19,924 should have to report every fninth term Tuesday as her party on the ballot for persons November election. He also at disbursements of $10,829, One set figure for T,jaJ election returns American Independent 1971. the final certification. 33 through three penny that comes in or L presented to the state party presidential candidate said it was impossible to Winning candidates for expenses for an office goes out," he said. James Wells, determine how many more committees — Students for would not be realistic, he "I think for the sake of *1 of Canvassers for John Schmitz received Conservative party the board of trustees Pocock, People for Pocock explained, because media 63,321 votes, nearly double persons left polling places Aubrey Radcliffe and Jack honesty to the people, Bjfjcation Chamberlain candidate for the State without voting at all due to and the Committee to Elect costs and other campaign Stack especially the people who Tiered 2.157 more votes the amount required to Board of Education, long lines. and collected 1,512,519 1,482,390 votes James Pocock. He received costs don't remain the same contribute to campaigns, jcratic opponent keep the party on the received lfi.OOO votes, also H. $3,000 of the total funds in different geographical they should know where the ■Robert Carr. Lynn Johdahl, respectively. from the House Republican areas. ■m the national level, the money comes from," he Campaign Fund. He offered a possible added. ■chigan Board officially gave BY STATE REP SPONSOR (jdenl Nixon Michigan's J electoral votes and jlired Sen. Robert P. je , winner of another election totals were Tenant bill OK seen | ibs down for the By LINDA WERFELMAN Malist Workers, to deposit other funds in bank the bill appears to be too one - sided, State News Staff Writer imunist and Socialist accounts. The original version of the he added. The Michigan Senate probably will bill was restricted to security deposits, jr parties, ballot status. Sen. Charles N. Youngblood, D - approve within the next month a | principal candidates for tenant landlord relations bill which Cole said. Committee opinion indicated "not 2nd District (which includes Detroit), se parties did not gamer would a member of the Senate State Affairs ugh votes to require landlords to place to allow co - mingling of funds would Committee, agreed that the bill lomaticnlly keep them on security deposits in trust accounts, the be ridiculous" as long as landlords probably will pass. The margin of sponsor of the bill. State Rep. Earl security deposits promptly, Cole ■ ballot. repay victory could be close, he said, adding Nelson. D 57 th District (which said. that |5tate Elections Director includes some senators have voiced general arri Apol said the Lansing) said Tuesday. disapproval of the bill. Nelson introduced the bill last The changes should aid the bill in s' principal candidates March in the House of "putting the screws on landlords who The bill passed by the House of |e required to collect at Representatives would require that 114,000 votes one per Representatives. The bill passed the are " screwing their tenants," Cole said. It of the vote cast for the House and was sent to the Senate There are some landlords out there security deposits not exceed one State Affairs Committee last May. that are bleeding the public and there month's rent and that "the security ■cessful secretary of state The committee has since made who deposit shall be considered the lawful fidldate in the last several minor changes in the bill, are some are doing a fine job." property of the tenant until the . according to law. Senators probably will be receptive landlord has established a right to the Ilf the parties want to run Richard Cole, administrative assistant to the bill, partially because to the they have deposit or a portion thereof." idates in 1974, they committee, said. experienced apartment living, he The It also would encourage creation of ; petition onto the changes, made after added. consultation with the Michigan "All too often, they've been given a municipal tenant - landlord advisory < again. They cannot, bureaus to provide advice for tenants said, Consumers Council and tenant and bad deal by the landlords," Cole said. appear on any and landlords and to mediate tenant inarv ballot. landlord groups, will permit landlords - Strong opposition will arise only if landlord disputes. ■Candidates for the The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day eps pass bil Winter and special Welcome Spring school terms, Mondays' Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a during Fall Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per I rive-in X-roted Member Associated year. Press, United Press International. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, i Michigan House of door theaters. sponsor of the bill, said. Michigan esentatives Tuesday These films "have no The House also passed Collegiate Press Assn. lised and sent to the business being shown to an and sent to the Senate a bill Second class postage paid at East Editorial and business offices at 345 Lansing, Mich. late a bill prohibiting the audience that is merely which would prohibit Student Services Bldg Michigan State University, East Lansing Rowingin outdoor " of "indecent theaters passing by," Rep. Alex advertising X-rated films to children. Michigan, 48823. Pilch, D Dearborn, the screens are visible Iside the boundaries of Phones: § theater. News/Editorial ■file representatives voted MEETING and Classified Ads 355-8252 355-8255 TlO to prohibit showing T-SHIRT SHOW Display Advertising 353-6400 faled movies in such out TONIGHT Business Office 355-3447 at the GABLES! ^ . 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A 14" PIZZA Team the palazzos with a polyester knit bodysuit in a vivid solid to match the print. Sizes S-M-L. $14. WITH THIS Loungewear, second floor Downtown, Lansing Mall, COUPON Meridian Mall and West wood Mall, Jackson EDITORIAL POINT OF VIEW Parking fine ASMSU reasoning explained would insulting by associate dean of students and ASMSU respond many students and faculty (especially to with (li L ED GRAFTON my constituency in Social adviser, and several other board ASMSU representative members about the upcoming meeting. Science-Madison) I knew that many They had quite 1 in The University's five months later in March would from the College people had definite views about a different idea of was no way in how the meeting and the OBA affair Hekhuis' view on the discriminatory policy of assessing still be a graduated fine, of Social Science Conrad and were looking for a in general, should be handled. place for opinions to graduated parking fines only While graduated fines might be and university-wide podium with which to considered the upcoming They was only partially behea? against students constitutes a considered a deterent to inhibit James Madison College make themselves heard. The "people" be a very dangerous time to meeting to argument made for conVin«S callous disregard for the fair students from constantly There has been much student and were fired up about this thing now, so investigate the Conrad incident; that because of However, the case avoiding faculty interest as of late in the now seemed like the time for them to intense student views on the process in ,„adeg treatment provisions of the violating the University s operations of the Office of Black he heard. matter, protecting OBA tl facto pre-trial wa. Academic Freedom Report. stringent traffic rules, this Affairs (OBA). a cabinet service of Also, Eldon Nonnamaker, vice we would run the risk of the meeting if Conrad was to be violence at denied. I agreed to too J£®* Currently the University argument is inconsistent with the ASMSU. Central in this concern was president of student affairs, had filed vote in su!h for a hearing on the Conrad incident discussed. It was suggested that a as to postpone assesses ds>sc»c» fines "gonial nuts students Academic Freedom Report. The against aiuuvi the Conrad inadent of Nov. 13 1 with the Student-Faculty Judiciary. It cooling off period be established to Conrad incident ASMSU action I m who believe that such University-wide until afi park or drive in rights document insists: All has been my understanding of the prevent such violence. judiciary had ruled. after attenUon ^serves an explanation of undesignated or prohibited areas, regulations shall seek the best judicial process that, in reality, all Others felt, Hekhuis expecially, that What in fact ASMSU student board action 21 happened at the to The fines are graduated, starting possible reconciliation of the judiciaries are quite responsive to the the judiciary considered only facts A, meeting was that the concerning the incident, especially the at $"> for the first offense, and principles of maximum freedom action taken by the board at its regular spirit of the times. Therefore, the time B, and C in ruling on any case. They would never consider public instituted a gag rule, imnJ increasing in $2 increments for and necessary order." for opinions to be heard seemed to be opinion in moving to a period of new £ the first four violations with a Students at MSU are not m^!Sf°the°ev™i„6 o( Nov. 20. 1 before the judiciary ruled on Conrad. As a consequence, 1 did my best to reaching a decision and any attempt to and then passing a motion Z $25 fine for each subsequent generally millionaires and a $2 expected the board 21 to be concerned meeting of Nov. bring such opinion to their attenUon notify my constituency of the meeting would in fact be an attempt to f^*th_e.?,BAand^ad.C in the motion was offense. While all University fine carries an adequate - enough primarily with the on Nov. 21, so that the legitimate prejudice their decision. ASMSU's policy directive Conrad incident. It seemed to be an committee comments they carried could be aired. it to hold request employes are assessed a flat - rate sting to be effective. Graduated excellent opportunity for OBA to give Finally, it was argued that if open hearingsTT During the afternoon and evening of opinions were voiced at the meeting incident and the status $2 fine for narking violations * fines attempt to impose their account of the incident if they so of all cah - ' the University prefers to penalize economic sanctions on a group desired. Also, by communicating with Nov 20, 1 talked to Louis Hekhuis, by the gallery, the board members services, after the judiciary at these open hearings that anv ruled m students who have the which can least afford it. The concerned will be given misfortune to get caught more University has no trouble opportunity to speak. than once. In the happily bygone days collecting those fines from students because the University can issue hold cards blocking now In retrospect, I feel the effect of the board'suneasy abi procedur s when students were supposed to am convinced that the registration. threa possible violence at the be seen and not heard, this Of course, the entire class - meeting overemphasized and am confident excessive graduated - fine policy discrimination approach of the my hindsight) that the board wo served as another check to keep Student Motor Vehicle have remained silent while valui students in the lower caste. One opinions were made public. ented a Regulation should be changed so that the board will come I fc intention of the Academic that students and faculty are under att being Freedom as being unresponsive to the people j bar Report was to treated alike when they violate running away from conflict irviews and eliminate unnecessary practices parking rules on campus. While forcing University interest in a g interpc and policies which tended to the ending of all class situation to simmer down. Howei irks a| this is the price we have to deny students full participation distinctions in the regulations ilid m in the University community. insure a fair hearing for OBA. buted requires a major philosophical The use of graduated parking »red a enlightenment, the elimination of 1 essed t< fine sanctions against students hope that the Univer student graduated parking fines ions abi community will hold its interest in cannot be justified. While the is more immediate and easily which situation until they are income from these fines goes to a given accommodated. opportunity to speak. Postponemt one is worthy case the short term are disappointing, but of il - - Graduated parking fines are an not necesai student loan fund this is not defeating. It now seems to be lit in tl - a insult to the responsibility of valid arguement for charging responsibility of every roncenB|,e rept students. person to push for an early and graduated fines. The All - University Traffic questio judiciary hearing on the Con iliar to The graduated fines are Committee has an obligation to incident next term. ried hoi assessed on consecutive end this unreasonable class icrsity c violations during the school year discrimination and to bring the criticisrr from September to August. Even traffic regulations in line with if a violation in October is promptly paid, a second offense the philosophy of student equality and rights. The Doctor's Bag facts, of what the oven m rea By ARNOLD WERNER, MD by lif the day Letters may be addressed to Dr. Rape is commonly defined as sexual In Michigan, a hospital does not ling, e; Werner at the University Health contact between tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and a man and an have 10" report rape to the authorities Center. Names need not be included circumstances under which unwilling woman other than his'wife, unless the victim is severely assaulted unless a personal reply is requested. with violence or the threat of violence. marijuana is taken; Most molds in an obvious fashion, in which case fairly friendly and it is hard to bel Many women are probably coerced in such a crime must be reported whether that smoking them would produce What type of treatment is given to a variety of subtle and not subtle ways rape has occured or not. A case of rape toxins. Some people are tern into having sexual intercourse" in cannot be prosecuted unless the rape victims at the health center. allergic to molds, however, an situations that do not legally meet the woman who is raped chooses to file a Especially, what is done to prevent shouldn't doubt that inhaling tl definition of rape, but functionally are pregnancy. When a rape victim comes complaint. Although recounting would be uncomfortable or dange hard to distinguish from the more details of an assault is unpleasant, the in, does the hospital have to report it to such people. As you are proba brutal crimes. to the police? Will they refuse to treat protection of future victims of the aware, pencillin is produced b Medical attention to the rape victim rapist makes it nearly essential that a the mold. If in the course " woman or call the police against consists of a careful physical victim cooperate with authoriUes. her will if she doesn't experimenting you become remark* want the rape examination, including a pelvic exam, Rapists tend to repeat their attacks cured of to be that the some plague or infect reported. I was once the victim of a sure woman has not and failure to prosecute exposes other please write to me immediately. sex offender and the sustained physical injuries in need of people to possible harm. Enlightened worst part of the experience immediate attention. Such an police officials and prosecutors try to I curious was going over the incident am as to why my hair with the examination might provide an initial make the investigation of such crimes police. Women should be not grow anymore than two to th check to see if the woman has as painless as possible for the victims. allowed to avoid this if they wish. inches past my shoulders. It gr contracted venereal disease and also Names of victims are never released rapidly until that point, then seem help to establish further legal evidence and if the assailant is caught, trials are of the existence of rape. If a woman is literally stop growing! I do color usually held in closed courtrooms. The hair about once a month, but it is * not on contraceptive pills she would victim is merely a witness, not the most likely be offered the cared for and in good condition. John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, opportunity person on trial. classified advertising to receive medication to managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photi prevent a Recently I have cured a bag of editor. pregnancy ("morning after pill"). The Bill Holstein, office manager. marijuana by developing mold upon it Among other things, hair lengt campus editor; Rick immediate attention to the victim Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Members of the board of directors: Vic using sugar water. This procedure dependent upon metabolic facl Spaniolo, president; Debbie White should also include an assessment of Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, vice seems to enhance the* quality of the diet, and the condition of the I sports editor. president; Carolyn Stieber, the woman's psychological needs. Few lrank Senger, Roland secretary - marijuana, is this so? Are there any Assuming that you are in good he Lee Lockwood, Williams. personal crimes represent the type of advertising manager; Jim there is a fair likelihood that colo Signorelli, asst. n Riordan, Michae Orr. Al Wilke. dangers involved in possible advertising manager; Al cruel assault and violation of person Kirteis, circulation manager. intoxicants produced by the mold? your hair is weakening the hair si Art The Michigan State Ne\ n-titt that exists in rape. The psychological and allowing them to break off °r Levin, general manager; Robert recipient of the Pace mi after effects of rape can be Placebo Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, fairly (plah-se-bo): a preparation fall out when they get to the ten outstanding journalism. given for its psychological effect. Nice severe, but can almost always be you mentioned. The materials use lessened greatly by a few talks with try, but the effects of marijuana are hair dyes are quite strong and someone due entirely to the concentration of knowledgahle in this area. affect hair strength. Condemn are not deeply involved with the subject matter of the meeting." This to me that any event sponsored by the Office for Black Affairs (OBA) should obvious fact, so it will have to be Two To the Editor: It is very disturbing to read every was the excuse given by the whites for excluding blacks frorri their meeting. So why don't they take this as an be exclusively for black students. Those blacks who excluded the whites in attendance were explained. were When plans for the engagement being finalized, it was agreed To the Editor: Repent! day about how "bad" blacks were to completely upon by both the OBA and the vice justified in their belief that whites I have a niece attending y exclude whites from the explanation of the all black closed president for student affairs office that school. I shall not reveal her name Stokely cannot think like Carmichael lecture. Of the meetings? Fair is fair, so be fair to us. brothers and this would be a closed many meeting for fear she will be scoffed at, ca articles and editorials Why is it that we as black students appreciate the black experience. Some members of the OBA concerning the only. Even Prise ilia Prude and Virginia Virgin incident, only one or two from blacks are expected to be misguided whites would have us though this was only a verbal other such appellations. Cents super - believe that skin pigmentation does were printed. Why is it that so much integrationists; We just wanted to meet agreement, it was understood that it has been printed among ourselves to try to get our thing not affect the mental processes. still would be However, she is one of the fortun condemning the There are those who call the binding. So, when it was girls. She is immune to this hide action and so little together. It Ls stated that concerned announced that all nonmembers would condoning the movement for black liberation racist.- age and its scarlet values. Her action has been printed? I'm sure there whites have a part in our have to leave the struggle too, They don't understand why we have auditorium, some bfown limbs and tender bosom are many people who were in favor of but the roles can't be as members of whites felt that they were the group, only as outside assistants. an OBA, black culture rooms, black being not be despoiled by some lusting excluding those were not black discriminated against. out for a cheap night's adventure. student aides, black scholarships, and Worth students from the lecture. Is the State We don't want to be led If whites felt that by hand by they were being But what sort of age is this News being partial to one side of the white liberals and do - goodcrs. Those quota systems which make race a denied their rights qualification, while similar institutions by being expelled permits institutions of higher le issue? days are over. How genuine can the from the auditorium, The act of excluding articles that concern of for whites are nonexistant or subject they overlooked to pass out birth control pills1 w whites be when they turn the fact that they were defend the actions is against blacks just because we don't do to condemnation. They don't realize infringing on nilly, that allows students to co a very racist, more the OBA's rights to have a closed so than excluding whites from a black things the way they expect us to? that a double standard has twice as without penalty? How long much to offer. meeting. The erroneous statements debauched society go on ignoring The State News welcomes student function. Don't we as black It has been said before that circulated by both ASMSU and the all a all letters. They should be students have a right to be lectured white radical needs to do is Creating a separatist black culture mass distribution of by shave, vice president for student affairs office typed to a 65 space line and some of our more learned wash and wear a suit and he can and increasing black militancy can tend to only reflect the fact that if "Marjoe," pocket books like brothers move double without the presence of those who the from the revolution to an only serve to ease racial tensions in any Story of 0" or more rece spaced. Letters executive discrimination was involved, it was on should be signed and should message was not intended to reach? suite. But a black brother will this country. the part of whites, not blacks. Dolinsky's "Mind One." How long always Bernard Verreau These obnoxious disc jockeys continue include hometown, student, What makes whites think that blacks remain an outcast. We were just Detroit senior statements were made before faculty or staff standing, local phone number and want whites to know blacks say among themselves? every thing protecting condemn us our interests, all you want. so you can Nov. 21, 1972 evidence had been collected and were any play recordings nati°nw,de..ban(, drugs and urging girls to bang based on hearsay, not on fact. local address. No unsigned I can recall an incident where William Townley I whole gang." a only hope that this unfortunate letters will be accepted, but the State News group myself, of black students, including Detroit sophomore Black incident will show white students how Young people, I ask you to1 tat media, moment! Pause, reconsider your will was excluded from a meeting Nov. 20, 197? biased their news withhold author's To the Editor: white racism because of our race. administrations and student Save yourselves. Turn your backs name in on ' extreme cases. Letters Yet a smut Since the incident in Conrad may campaign was not launched Hall organizations really are. Then maybe the licentiousness around you. Separatist be edited for against those there have been clarity and who sponsored that charges of racial the next time an event like this occurs And, dear editor, I ask you, conciseness so that more meeting. I feel that the Office of Black discrimination leveled against the there won't be such a wild distortion print my letter. Allow one letters Affairs is being Office of Black Affairs can be unfairly persecuted for (OBA). Any of the facts and black student accommodated. Letters will their actions. To the Editor: I don't understand the person with an unbiased attitude could will not be violated. rights sunlight to^ pierce the stone zone." gloom not be edited for "There might have been apparent see that this was a , r^-ham content. things said controversy that exists question of Alain Prather J. Arthur Gornam that could be offensive to over the membership, not of race. Of course I those who Conrad Hall incident. It Detroit freshman seems obvious can't expect many whites to see this Nov. 20,1972 KWof W 6/66i-C ? vllfiy p JAMES RESTON Nixon I 50 hfr NT you 7b S££ MR ) 1ujfl fH€ | "The r classes. He then returns 'TEA AND SYMPATHY' home to his dressing in a nightly ritual of ballet skirt and admiral's hat. Upon completing Play to his Friday dress ritual, the earl gets his "Tea & Sympathy," a New York dramatic Robert Anderson, about a sensitive open success by youth unjustly accused of being a homosexual. thrills tenuously from by the ceiling swinging back and forth with his high voltage" Christ. Instead of being cured as 30,000 pounds, sarcastically Class" from becoming I head inside of lays into everyone in sight, of the few boy in a New England According to the Director Sydell Teachout, it is generally a noose, everyone believes. Jack films ft preparatory school and the ordeal from which he is rescued agreed that the subject of the play, that is so often a saving himself by hazardly turn in the best supporting successfully attempt saJ by a teacher's understanding wife, will be performed at the matter merely adapts a secret performances of the year. of hush - hush or vulgar comedy, has been handled by landing on a ladder. Only Coupling the forceful sa West Junior High School Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. on Anderson with this time, he accidently identity, Jack the Ripper. with some rare tact and delicacy. The innocence of the Christ marvelcl Friday, Saturday, and Peter O'Toole, who must Dec. 8 and 9 by the kicks away the ladder and performances, "The Ruf Lansing Civic Players. "While the predicament of a prep - school boy accused identity is transformed into rank with Richard Burton as Class" becomes c hangs. Laden with the record of a 21 - month falsely of homosexuality is central to the play" says After a horrid, but legally sane one of the most gems of an otherwise his York and nearly all the - long run in New prize • statuary that could be Teachout, "the play's theme is really concerned with the death, the murderer. disappointing actors on the year. J question of who will inherit The of bestowed at the time of its general question of persecution of an unfairly - charged attack "The screen, finally develops a "The original Broadway production, the estate and take his place Ruling Class"! "Tea & Sympathy" will feature Teresa victim of slanderous talk, and the responsibility of people in the House of Lords arises. Ruling Class" thus takes on character worthy of his currently playing Bishop as the of good will to defend such a person." serious at T sympathetic faculty wife intent a side, and the talent. The past is forgotten on helping a distraught His only heir, his son Jack, Campus Theater. is not quite what the rest of the family had in mind. Jack, splendidly played "A TRULY NOW SHOWING! STUNNING DOMINO'S : by Peter O'Toole, enters the scene just after his father's funeral. His appearance Singer capture mood PERFORMANCE FROM DIANA Rossi" > ! i TLADY SINGS THE PIZZA j demonstrates family feared him. It seems that Jack, dressed in a flowing robe and long blond why his of By JAMES BARFIELD responsive BLUES S 50'. off hair, believes himself to be Jesus Christ. State News Reviewer sound concert Assata with opened the "Don't Pay Jeanette Hunter in both V (with coupon) 1 ■s His aunt. No matter what musical Him Any Mind" written by dancers portraa characters sung by Assata — Lady Clare Nina Si m one. This "Four Women" by Gumey, asks Jack how he bag you come out of, it is NOW SHOWING! 351-7100 knows that he is Christ. more than likely that magnificant combination of piano and vocal talents let Simone. jfcfl SPARTAM WEST In the second half of I VALID Till J.C., as he prefers to be Miq*he Assata would Assata give fine renditions have captured the particular show the Soul Eclipse, V good called, answers that of hits such "Let Me In on any pizza END of as male and female whenever he prayed to God, mood you happened to be ; coupon par pizza FINALS! Your Life," "Natural he "found that he was in during a Monday night Woman," brought back the mei Good thru Sun. Dec. 10, "Universal of Trowbridge Shop only talking to himself." Fairchild Theatre concert. long gone Motoft Prisoner," "Crazy Mary" Sir Charles Gurney, J.C.'s Whether it was singing a and "Tradewinds". Revues and high schT dances. The highlight! | " slow-moving ballad or a fast Assata alowed the pace , mui-w y -vaf. N mi .■ OPEN AT their performance wasl 6:15 P.M. tempo jazz number, Assata, down when she sang "With "Nicholas and a popular performer on medley of songs dedicaj These Hands". This song to Alexandra" campus, nevek" failed to Motown Records, SHOWN AT 6:30-9:25 emphasized the soft, medley included hits lil capture the mood 'of her smooth and mellow small but appreciative "Sincerely," "Come : »ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! audience. Also appearing with qualities of her voice. an Bell, a black dancer did interpretive dance About Proud to Beg.' Me," "Ain't ' Postman," "More Lovfl Best Art Direction • Best Costume Design Assata were the Soul Eclipse routine to Little Child and three black dancers Pam "Heat Wave" and "Fur Running Wild" written by at the Junction." Dumbo- Henderson, Dertoit senior; Curtis Mayfield. Combining 1.20-3:35-5:50 The Soul Edipse, 8:10-10:30 Jeanette Hunter, Detroit intricate dance steps and ShirlJ Lobo- 2:30-4:45-7:05-9:25 sophomore and Corine Bell, soul dancing. Bell portrayed Quincy, Wanda Lindsi Detroit freshman. Music Saundra Shirley, P was the relationship of a provided drug Wilburn, Demetri Cott| by the rhythm user to the pusherman. section and Luther Miller, of the Uhuru Henderson performed a Unlimited band— former members of tl William dance entitled "Symphony Black Orpheus ChoB Squeezer on bass; Joseph for a Sad Sister," This dance blended their voices r Loyd, drums and Leon was taken from a song Peace, lead guitar. released by the Three come sound. up with a real soul| Combining her piano Sounds. She also performed With the show skill with her soulful vocal a dance number with Assata, with the S A SAM SPIEGEL FRANKLIN J SCHAFFNfR Nicholas HAPPY HOUR over, Eclipse singing background, returned I PRODUCTION and £1.00 5i30-6:30 perform hits which includl "Greensleeves," "Down I Alexandra Scmnpl.. by JANES GOIDMA* <[>»«» The "S.S. Poseidon" STEAM! into port at The Michigan THEATRE December 22nd the River," "Do you Need a Friend" and FinaJ You Still Love Tomorrow." Beal Co-op I I < \IMV> presents in 104 B WELLS To those students « "true hate cannot exist contributed to pf THEATRE without first there being true love.. CHRISTMAS JET TO LONDON Detroit London Detroit attendance, sponsored by OBA.allll say is that you missed which r - - Dec. 18 • Jan. 3 hellava concert. f MAUREEN Tilt $185 round trip MOOSUSKI 7:30 - 9:00 PM Meetiw TONIGH11 at the GABLES(Memberr "ch" ftlUIIU only) 2nd Annual T1IIER Style Show 10 PM ■ UNION BOARD TRAVEL 353-9777 A NEWCOMER HIT CHtMtDMffMANO-S DEEP THROAT CLOSE OUT UluflieriqgHeigMs PORN FILM eve "AN OVER ALL SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT... most distinguished has an 1/2 PRICE intensity, vi '7 •' price DEEP :er of admission." Beal THROAT early term, and we've got the The power, the passion RECORD SALE the terror of NOVEMBER 29, 8:15 PM Emily Bronte's UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM we've immortal story of This put it together with a defiant young love. rip-roaring farce is one of the most couple of other incredible successful comedies previews of films that are now flourishing in London, coming + an added short from completing its first year of capacity business the 30's starring Betty and her with no end in sight. This muscular friend Freddy. The ANNA CALDER-MARSHALL TIMOTHY DALTON production for MSU program lasts about 20 minutes, is Broadway-bound in the U.S. and and, after a 6-month tour Canada, it will 20 searing minutes. The program starts TONIGHT ^ .EMILY BRONTES an**"" open in New at York in Tickets on February, '73. sale NOW at the MSU PUBLIC: $5.00, 4.00, 3.00 / MSU Union 6:15 and runs The last show (ends at 7:50). continuously. begins at 7:30 Recent legal UJuttiering Heights HARRY ANDREWS • HUGH GRIFFITH • IAN OGIIVY • JUDY CORNWELL STUDENTS: $2.50, 2.00, 1.50 lust be 1 8 and p SHOWPLACE 1Q4 g WELLS SHOWTIMES Just arrived 8:00 & 0:45 new supply Army Overcoats $9.95 104B WELLS. ADMISSION $1.25 TONIGHT veniber 29 )gl M'^higan State Univers'ty. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 29, 1972 9 Beckett stork univ 3f( "The Lost Ones" Beckett. the by Samuel Translated original R-ench by the from author. 63 pages, $1.65. ole. in the «, Virgil Fox combined a Grove Press. inTS froni i light show with a It lo,lowfailureeotnedy I Bach organ recital at superfluous would seem Aax" is its of J the Auditorium last to write Beckett's terse style or his of | J week. °ss from the j mastery of reducing the that il disrei State News photo human predicament into the barest of terms. Beckett's '^nt unities commentary it has always ?s to<> long L been. chaotic! the crannies and niches that In order to lie half way up the cylinder •robleins, howe even begin to comprehend this work, one wall. Give them only this deter "The fl must take a cylinder about activity so that they may 50 meters round, flatten it climb to these crannies and to a height of 18 meters and crouch in their nakedness call il a universe. till it is time to climb downwards and begin the Illuminate this cylinder cycle once again. with two or three candles But be realistic. Supply and populate the universe ladders with missing rungs om few ^coming I fiimsl [FENDS STYLE with naked bodies, one per square centimeter of at varying intervals and never supply enough ladders •y attempt sail available space. Allow for to correspond to the number of niches. Organist no means of escape except the forceful J raps critics in the prevailing rumors that It would be a sad >n»e marvel* such an escape does exist. universe, or at least a mad ices, "The RU1 conception. Still, Beckett comes one off Furnish this universe has created this world and an otherwise T By ALEX McGEHEE "You cannot write a fugue like Bach unless you let the with nothing more than wrote a book pertaining to State News Reviewer walls of fugal composition and the life therein. He has contrapuntal authority ladders, so that the residents Ruling Class"! Ivirgil called it "The Lost Ones." playing comes on like a gospel preacher, a holy roller s'anc^ always at the side. You can walk your fugue tune may climb these ladders to heater. > baroque. Though many feel he is winning thousands ^own l^e middle alley between these laws, but you cannot .nverts to the music of the great baroque master. Bach, fSainst them. Last Day. . .2 hits Jics have accused him of excessive hawking and gospel "'{ach is the only composer of fugue who was ever able "HICKEY & BOGGS" Idering. His interpretations have often been labeled U) do t,lat walk his composition down that great highway Also "FUZZ" PG into the white hot heat of true ^rre and eccentric. inspiration." THURSDAY 30d i early morning interview before his Nov. 22 Ebrmance in the Auditorium, Fox expressed his disdain One soon finds Virgil Fox not reincarnation, but also in his organist. own divine only believes in inspiration as an at 6:45 - . Late . . OPEN at 6:30 P.M. TWO FEATURES! | those critics who have charged him with crass LOOK WHO'S at 8:20 P.M. Only nercialization of Bach. end "I know I played an organ in a former life. When I was WANTED DEAD or ALIVE The Last Man Alive ■'There's one thing I would love to do, and that is to just eight years of age, I had a school chum who was fond Is Not Je a terrific crack at these little nit picking history of music. He was just as tough as I was, shall I say, sensitive, Alone! fshipers that call themselves purists in the interpretation "Phil said to me, when we went into a great big church. Hunter Would you like to play that organ." He went up and took ncers portral . I'll tell the audience tomorrow night in no hold of the lid and ripped it off, lock and all. OMRLTON sung by Assail lertain terms, that I believe they (the purists) are I honestly believe these people are without sex! " 'Phillip! I've seen this organ before,' I said. 'I had a BOB HOPE H€STON amen" by n1 lotent. dream about it.' 1 know I've played organs in a life before. EVA MARIE SAINT ly are built bloodless. All they have is a kind of a m ,n "The first time I was left alone with a pipe organ, at econd half of | jtbral activity that comes into the picture to protect .ibout the age of seven or eight, I went into a trance for cancel mv Soul Eclipse, female I I talent. i where they don't have any honest - to lour consecutive hours. I was out! I had no contact with reservation QM€GA (his earth whatsoever." ick the memol come elves. Well, I along and say the notes of Bach speak for CQ^n.c.ons company [G| MAN pg FOR could tell you in four letter word What is Virgil Fox's real reward? gone ind high MotoJ fcuage just how wrong they are. They say they're "pure," "The sign that the audience has gotten the full message. he highlight I fare pure rot! They are so rotten, they ought to put a brmance was! Ice around themselves, put up the word "queer", and When communication takes place between the blueprint of the score and the interpreter, you get the response, YOUR fin total solemnity. knowing it has hit the bullseye. When the audience goes up songs dedical ti Records. fit is as i{ all the music in the world could possibly be Muded hits li| |one side of the agenda and then the greatest composer, the wall, thqn 1 get my real reward." And what of last Wednesday night's concert? Virgil Fox BOOKS th. could be stuck under some kind of a glass case in a got whal/ihe wanted, part of it at least. With choruses of f," "Come " museum, next to dust and some comb that a queen Kight on Virgil" and hundreds of screaming fans spelling "Ain't T| ) her hair three thousand years ago. out B-A-C-H in quasi - Hitler fashion, how could he possibly » Beg." There is an open warfare between me and these have failed? "More Lov " le amoebic dysenteries. If they really want it, all they and "Functi ! to do is get in IN 3326944 2nd WEEK! my way because 1 am prepared to Mate them." Open 12:45 Fox turned his attentions to Bach's fugal concepts when 4 Shows Daily stioned about the music which he performs in concert. 1:00-3:45-6:30-9:15 "You know, its marvelous. Bach is the only composer t could write a fugure, where these colossal walls that a fugue can only be composed in one way, stretch into mitv. M joe; KIDDi CUNT EASTWOOD | Ptus "PlAY MISTY FOR MI" M In'luilon to terror. ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S «g FRENZY K £ • KB KFKf OPENS *18:30 SBOW S1MTS *T cotta * mnw n* ' students ted to p DIRTIEST >, which >0 ' y OBA, all I missed IEUER • THEL RHARHARHARHARHA WET • RULING CLASS Presenfs Chastity "j" »•« HER UP HARRY ANDREWS CORAL BROWNE NIGEL PREEN WILLIAM MERVYN ri'EPMtOM MICHAEL BRYANT GRAHAM CROWDEN CAROLYN SEYMOUR JAMES VILLIERS BUCK & JACK HAWKINS ««.««i.KTERBAAttSWi'lXa The American Experience - .:-0W«W MM" UMJI Film Series Tonight PGh"-y Next: "Dr. Zhivago" The MSL Department ot Theatre ONCE THEY STARTED.. . THERE THE LAST OF PRESENTS WAS NO STOPPING THEM! THE MOHICANS FARKELBERRY Shown in 109 Anthony at 7:00 P.M. MAGIC Single Admission-75c rtn Orqindl Plaq hi| Donrm cJMnmk COMING THIS ff: miHCHIUD performances WEEKEND EVERY JuVfr- DAY r/V Frl Ore X 7,kL - s',D"4 ,o304,n Sun Oft Man Of Ml 10 llSp.m l30pm I 00pi" IMP™ [PERPETUAL MOTION | Tickets RATED X and IN COLOR at 7:15 and 10:00 ALSO- & Now On Sale S8S He speclall^ecHn Admission Children Adults *' s0 •firBUp Rates InlarmdlIan till SSfSL tor 355 0148 i-iarir " fliMMYK,' ft Children* Theatre Production w ^Sliw IS fiiSSsj gjffiflWM Across from Olin at 421 Grand River 332-5069 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, N0v,'ember 29 Doctors say By MICHAEL LaNOUE State News Staff Writer The emotional and minutes to perform and makes a man Because physiologically unable to ejaculate sperm. of the males are more familiar with their reproductive organs." "Psychologically Center, you an make Ingham County organization, said "When the decision physically vasectomies the change and myths of hormonal said from that said. After vasectomy Rous, professor of surgery, considered irreversible. Obstruction of the testes [he patient not intercourse t- psychological consequences speaking, men who have not that's it." vas separation, the which results from a with irreversible nature of change and impotency are of vasectomies are vasectomies, heavy had problems prior to vasectomy and who Bevez, who has been false. lumen—the hollow tube within the vas vasectomy causes the J0"* c"ntrolother mea,T until he I, becoming more apparent as consideration must be given doing vasectomies for 25 Werner emphasized the through production of antibodies in many men in the local area to the potentialities of the understand the full years, says the operation need for wives to be which sperm travels- of each cut vas end is sealed. the testes which serve to fentthesure in semen that no„! have reached the decision to consequences of their should always be considered make spermatazoa »Ro^, operation, local doctors say. involved in all decisions Incapable take this voluntary route to inability to reproduce irreversible. Rous, a urologist, said the of fertilizing ovum," Rous .1 l,e odds 4 ' T h ^ emotional children, will be successful concerning vasectomies. The old are ■ sterilization as a permanent means of birth control. consequences and risks of sterilization are greater with vasectomy recipients," Dr. "The prodecurv sometimes used as an excuse is operation will obviously have an effect on the wife's technique of vasectomy, in which the actual added. There are some minor EZtf""»< At least 200 vasectomies Arnold Werner, associate for inadequacy," Bevez said. separated ends of the vas ability to bear children and complications that could have been performed in this males than with females," professor of psychiatry, But he added that the were knotted, caused about result from vasectomies child,' Roils Dr. Thomas Kirschbaum, said. if she is not involved with 5 per cent chance of Rous said ,.mpka_ area this year. operation causes no the decision this could cause Bevez said, but added that that so chairman of the obstetrics, Dr. Frank L. Bevez, the who are The vasectomy is a simple hormonal recanalization or the the frequency is about 2 in unsure gynecology and or biological her psychological damage, they want any » operation which takes surgeon who performs changes. re-forming of the duct. 1,000. nr reproductive biology Werner said. children have approximately 15 to 30 vasectomies for patients Werner concurred with Rous said work has been He said a blood vesel, de- department said, "because from Bevez said before he did sperm in sperm Family Planning Bevez that done to develop a reversible men do not vasectomies for the Family could break inside the ls frozen bank value to be placed in the vas scrotal sac and obstruct the and stored NO UNWANTED BABIES Planning Center he required both husband and wife to ends during the time of the testicular artery and cause «™"al banks fee. He are said vasectomy which could the sac to fill with blood located in sign for the operation. New Yo,k "In the past I had certain possibly allow men to ammounting to as much as remain fertile and still e Men criteria: age 28—four enjoy 500 cubic centimeters. The recent r:' the vasectomies praise children—social and safety of obstruction of this artery be vasectomy—sure birth could result in atrophy and attributed to t economic problems. Today control. loss of function of a testicle. controversy, Revez I function as a added that physician The valve presents By MICHAEL LaNOUE and let the patient make the many However, Bevez said that had a zig vasectomy State News Staff Writer vasectomy as the easiest method of sterilization. Each man more problems than it does one testicle was sufficient zagging po- echoed the thought that women have a much more difficult decision," Bevez said. to over the solutions. First, each time a carry on normal years depen Donald Wythe, a resident of Holt, and Joe operation for sterility than men do and both discussed the The federal-and valve were to be reversed functions. bodily whether Finley, a county-funded Family favorabf Lansing resident, are sterile. Both have had vasectomies. relative ease of vas surgery. the scrotum would have to unfavorable literatur Planning Center opened its Kirschbaum, said men Wythe said he obtained his vasectomy because he and his Wythe said his operation took only about 10 minutes to be opened, remain fertile for some influenced public 0J wife felt they could not afford services in June 1971 and in requiring time any more children. perform and he experienced only slight pain for a short surgery. Also the process after Individual doctors "If we were to have more children, we would time. its second year has more would vasectomy has occured doubled the num' deprive the be very expensive. and he pointed out other children and ourselves "I rode my motorcycle the next than doubled the number of that (he and his wife) of what day," Wythe recalled. Finally, Rous says, "Why vasectomies they all need," we vasectomies conception is still possible in have! Wythe said. After two weeks, he scarcelythought about his surgery, he given the first have recent a vasectomy if you until sperm stored within years. P|' Wythe, 30, has four children and is a service man for the said. year. want to remain fertile? tubes outside the vas Parenthood officials Guardian Oil Co. "The operation was not a whole lot of Vasectomies are "With has called the fun," Finley or without a valve, dissipated. vasectomy "We'd had enough children." Finley said, "so my wife differed. "The pain was nothing I couldn't stand, but was a becoming more acceptable, a most underrated f;, and I decided we wouldn't have Anne Olesak, clinic vasectomy should be "The urologist will advise birth control in any more." weird, different sort of pain," he said. Amr A father of four children, He described the feeling as being like the after - effects of coordinator, said. Finley, 30, is a plumber in the Lansing area. falling off a bicycle seat onto a crossbar. Olesak said the clinic Finley said he felt a little strange at first after the operation and the "manhood' question crossed his mind to some degree, but he says now the question does not bother Finley said his wife did have some limiting physiological effects from the pill that caused her that the pill may be linked with forms of difficulty. He also said performed about 75 vasectomies the first year it began and has already done to 100 Police share criticism cancer. Both him and he and his wife have almost 200 this year. no worries about further points influenced the Finley's desire for Joe to have a pregnancies. "The operation didn't affect me said. The thought of no worries emotionally," Wythe vasectomy. Finley also mentioned that interuterine devices had been The patients vasectomies considering receive a questionaire from the center for icy campus roads about birth control may a source of discomfort to his wife which have improved the Wythes' sexual additionally prior to receiving any Capt. Adam Zutaut of were not salted in time for relationship, he added. increased the couple's consideration of the surgery. Neither man said the irreversible nature of the Dept. of Public were out by 8 vasectomies Wythe's wife has been taking the pill for several years counseling to determine the Safety morning traffic, causing at a.m. M: bothered them. said Tuesday that his but after early m when they decided to have the precise needs of the least one minor accident. Both Wythe and vasectomy performed, department and the traffic was alread; Finley said they recommended Wythe said. He said she was all for the idea and both agreed particular patient and his Grounds Maintenance Dept. Burt campus. the operation would be the safest and easiest family, Olesak said. D. 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C-11-30 PEOPLE brinB Hi answer 14 (continued from page 1) questions regarding information he had learned from sources in connection with the release of the Pentagon Papers. completion of the trial of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, who are charged with espionage, conspiracy and misuse of government property in the publication of ■ He was to stay in jail until the the Pentagon Papers. villas $119 Spain, Severe Hands and Cannibal grand will play at a benefit for the jury's scheduled adjournment date of Jan. Popkin's wife, Susan, said she was -9. Hawaii, $269. Lansing Methodone Clinic at 9 12. Popkin said at his news conference, he "surprised at his release. It certainly will be Thados $2™ Aruba- p.m. Dec. 4 at the Brewery. thought the grand jury might have been a nicer Christmas." 7 Call STUDENTOURS, The ready to disband earlier, "but they might In a statement issued before he was MSU Paddleball - Ej 2650 £ Kacketball Club will have a have stayed in session long enough to make jailed, Popkin said, "My grand jury rgund robin tourney for me go to jail." testimony made clear that I have no ■Real Estate * prospective entrants in women's singles for Popkin said he did not think he proved knowledge about the distribution and state paddleball championships at 8 tonight anything by his week in jail except "that I publication of the Pentagon Papers. meant what I said in court — that I had "I have refused to answer questions Los wARDCLIFF district Bldg. :s 2 and 3, Men's Intramural f owner Large 3 4 certain ethics and principles. And maybe I which require me to name confidential ranch. 2 baths, 2 proved that grand juries need to be research sources and which have no bearing 2V4 car garage. COMPLETE THESES le MSU Cycling Club will looked at in this society. on the stated purpose of the grand jury." . SERVICE. Discount IjnYshed basement. May printing. at 7:30 p.m. today in 208 "If scholars and journalists cannot talk Popkin, a 30 - year - old asst. IBM typing and MGIC mortgage. Call binding of s Intramural Bldg. in confidence with officials, the 1st w theses, professor of government, has researched E)4508. 6-12-1 Resumes, publications. Across from ie MSU Rugby Club will Amendment will protect nothing more U.S. involvement in Vietnam and was an IN your campus, corner M.A.C. and at 8 tonight in 208 Men's than polemics and official handouts," associate of Ellsberg, a professor at liSTMAS Grand River, mural Bldg. to organize the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. below Jones "en match in April. Popkin said. Stationery Shop. Call U.S. Attorney James Gabriel said the U.S. attorneys finally insisted that siting just for you. COPYGRAPH SERVICES grand jury was taken before U.S. District Popkin answer only three of the 14 337-1666. C-1130 Court Judge Frank J. Murray on Tuesday L'ge yard, plus garden questions — two dealing with whom he had L.e stones throw from MARGARET RICE. Exchange finals and registra morning and the court was told there interviewed to find out who participated in Lol Located on dead Electric week in Shaw Hall. ( would be no more evidence presented to the once - secret Pentagon Papers study, L street Low $20,000. For typewriter. Experienced. 484-5104. the grand jury. and a third asking if he had discussed with details call Ann Prompt service. 509 Grove 332 Daniel Klubock, an attorney for Popkin, Ellsberg the content or existence of the 0n Office 882-2475, 1266.111-29 said he had been informed by the U.S. study between Jan. 1 and June 13,1971 — jence 651-5518 DISSERTATION, TERM Fellowship will attorney's office that the government the period before the publication of the |ARNER REALTY Papers, etc. Experienced would present no more evidence until the report. IjMPANV. 3-12-1 typist, IBM Selectric. Call tonight in 29 Unio of I Timothy ( Karen, 882-26 882 2639. benefit poetry reading and Service PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call ssion for the Women's at 7:30 p.m. today at the Tenant unit makes little headway S WHOSE" deadline for Nancy 349-4431 evenings ■inning and engagement and weekends. 353-6625 (continued from page 1) running other union union, with the rent strike jc8S is 12 noon Thursday weekdays. 0-1-1129 committee was a services. only one of them. ; Friday's paper. 347 combination of union The union will consist of Instead of a widespread Kudent Services. S-12-1 TYPING THESES and term organizers and others who different locals, made up of strike like Ann Arbor's, he The Spartan Pistol Club will helped with publicity, legal various apartment said, the East Lansing union IlsTMAS PRESENTS? papers. Electric typewriter. Experienced. Diane meet at Demonstration 7 p.m. Hall. today The in first advising, fund raising and complexes, he added. Each might organize as many Quality hand - crafted leather 372-7600.5-11-29 match will be Thursday at Alma. other specific organizing local will elect a steward tenants as possible in a j gifts. Reasonable. fo-2344, after 5pm. 3-12-1 functions, he added. who can handle problems in target apartment complex, ANN BROWN. The Coalition for Human Typing and Burghardt said the the local and if necessary, strike a multilith offset Survival will meet at 7:30 p.m. printing. actions taken by the tenants If the steward can't single management I QUALITY service on Thursday in 38 Union to hear reports on housing, unions, union in Ann Arbor were handle a problem himself, company. j equipment, see the successful because housing he will refer it to the central ItEREO SHOPPE, 543 East manuscripts, general typing, Call 332-3317 for information. Many tenant-landlord er.C-11-30 IBM. 23 years experience. conditions improved, rents union organization, Conerly The Chess Club will meet at 7 stabilized and tenants said. disputes can be settled 349-0850. C-11-30 BdE AND leather garments became conscious of their individually in small claims The MSU Scuba Diving Club Conerly said that the court, but most people do professionally restored to TYPING TERM papers, theses, vill meet at 8:30 p.m. Thursday collective interest — and union could be an effective ew condition. not know correct etc. Electric. Experienced. n 214 Bessey Hall to vote on power. service with only 15 or 20 §KEM0S CLEANERS, 2155 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. dedicated staff members. procedures, Conerly said. Road, Okemos. Burghardt cited figures C-11-30 which showed a drastically The off-campus housing The MSU Vet Wives Club will The tenants' union *9-1910. 0-1-11-29 ting of the MSU accelerated increase in office has also helped Ski Club thi< erm will be held lost a Senior Night Banquet at 7 presently has office space in Transportation >.m. today at Britton Square, the Union though union mediate some disputes, |'E REMODELING and at 7:30 p.m. day in the Coral /era Knirk will speak. apartment improvement airs. Free estimates. Call Gables Show work performed by Ann representatives are seldom Conerly said, but added that door prizes and ski flick: he n Wolnosky, 351-8753. The People's Cooperative Arbor maintenance there. thought the union will ■-12 1 RIDE NEEDED to Northwest more actively pursue tenant Council will meet at 8 tonight in companies during the year Conerly said that several Arkansas or near after 14 needs. Union. Plans for an ITLE PEOPLE'S CENTER December 6th. 332-2648. i Iter native following the strike — a fact options were open to the community chest which he claims to be a lpening soon. Full day care 1-11-29 Hall for students Irive will be discussed. testament to the union's / m-5pm, Monday-Friday. working as teacher effectiveness. East Lansing area, for FLORIDA? ride GIRL, boy need Lansing Adult Bas The Married Students Union FREE . . . tion 349-3869. near Lauderdale. End of Program. Credits m; finals. Share expenses, Call 485-8161, ext of MSU will hold an event ■-12-1 Like the Ann Arbor driving. 353-6003, 353 6260. jtlfetijig at 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the Married Students Activities union, -Wife union in East ...everything is freel We'd like to^puYWSh * , 3-J1-30 J)TH I N G , WEDDING the Student Center, Spartan Village. Lansing will be financed ad like this, but Bell's Pizza House is not a big chain, ■RESSES, and costumes. . Board of through minimal it is a Family store, with RIDE NEEDED, San Francisco prices down to earth. We Resigned and sewn to order, after December 7th. Share at 9:30 p.m. University Village residents iterested in forming a village - membership dues, he don't cheat, we give the customer the worth s repaired and night House of his expenses. 337-0338. 3-11-30 ide babysitting co - op please explained. The money will money at all times. ill Kathy Neaton at 355-6085. be used for legal aid and RIDE here will be a meeting at 2 NEEDED to Dayton, m. Saturday in Apt. 1303J. finals week after Tuesday. Call 351 8994. 5-11-29 JPUTER PROGRAMMING, Reasonable rates, fast service. GENERAL HOUSECLEANING e Jack/Bob. 351-2474 ■L-11-29 weekly Reasonable. or bi-monthly. References. mation, contact Tom BELLS PIZZA HOUSE on at 355-6085 or DON'T FORGET blood comes sity Village apt. 1303J. 225 MAC 332-5027 332-5028 only from people. Save a life. FREE DELIVERY OF PIZZAS! Give blood. Professional The first meeting of the donors compensated. NEED HELP with pre holiday |ISING RESIDENT wishes to MICHIGAN COMMUNITY cleaning December 8 - 20? - Performing Israeli Dance Group i English tutoring to will be held at 7:30 p.m. today ign students. 485-7631. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. C'11-30 After 5pm call 351-3832 or 482-8103. S-5-12-1 in Bldg. 126 Women's Intramural WANTED [esult ler's circle with getting Classified Ad. a GRADUATE FREAK needs living place, no lease. Call MISSIONARIES DOMINO'S 3 255 now! Doug, 882-2059. 3-12-1 Different Cultures — Strai iye Foe "I ough Work j For — Long Hours — No Pay L\cept, ^Special PIZZA j For information What God Gives You. on our missionary life, vs .te SEE US ATROPHIES & PLAQUES 50' off (with coupon) ![ FATHER TOM STREVELER, SVD DIVINE WORD COLLEGE DEPT. 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It's a refreshing alternative. |'Vriday. oday through THE Selection A ARISTOCRAT st* faction b FIESTA l-ICC/EGCW 3'/« lb. selection. A delightful blend of eleven of the ' Ppd , *>-; lb flavor mon age Ttas 8 cource feast of finest cheeses. CheeSe makeS perfect3 *,ft AT barren# NEW Sale starts Monday, Nov. 20- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Reduced rates are available for direct pick-up from 122 Anthony Hall, MSU PLACE 353-5989 ED 2-2113 2758 Grand River, East Lansing Please Order Early! 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Novemh,0„ Spartan trackmen gunning for another Big Ten crown BY? By CHARLES JOHNSON Besides Dill, the Spartans John Morrison and Mike competent duo of jumpers have sophomore sprinter what we have to do State News Sports Writer , , - . Hurd will again pose in Del Gregory and John i, , Larry Jackson, who didn t threat in the 70-yard high Ross who finished second ... sports talk around compete much last year, but hurdles. and third in the the MSU campus seems to who wj|| probabiy figure in Big Ten be centered around In the middle distance, meet last year J ,K" the the MSU attack this season MSU will send Ron Cool behing P '' ' Purdue's Jeff Bolin. battle outstanding basketball team the Spartans will boast this The Spartans and Bill Nance. The Marv Roberts is the everybody will ^ year, but according to asst. championship hopes depend Spartans also have Kevin Spartans only hope in the primarily on how well the Reabe, a transfer from the shot put and is expected to This Var's Bi, track coach Jim Bibbs, the returnees can fulfill the Kansas indoor MSU tracksters also intend University and Paul fill the bill. contest wi to stir up some enthusiasm this season. credentials year's performances. of their Back for MSU is two-time last Zolynsky, a freshman from Ypsilanti High to help out in the mid-distance events. The year a mile-relay team, last prize fortress for the staged ln at Purdue Uni Lafayette. Indiana. h The Spartans do not Spartans, will once again be MSU Big Ten champion Bob As far as distant opens up its officially open up their runners a premier squad. Mike with the 1973 track schedule until Cassieman, who will again are concerned the Spartans Murphy, Mike Holt, Ann Arbor on Michigan Reh be the favorite in the Jan. 2 January 27, but are packed with plenty of Cassleman, and possibly they 600-yard dash. nusde in that category. NIonnrt tirill compete in the vo already are confident that nnn 1L_ R1 i „ U : ... they have the necessary Defending NCAA mile Besides Popejoy, MSU has favorite relay units in the M! champ Ken Popejoy is also Kalamazoo the ingredients to repeat as Big Rob Cool, Fred Teddy, and Big Ten. week. sua secon Ten indoor and outdoor expected to figure Randy Kilpatrick. come Spartan scoring this year, The field events do not Head coach Fran Dittrich champions. after a surprisingly dismal has his runners Spartan track ft Unive offer much outside of the thinking will get a "Generally our team victory and Bibbs feels that chance to Spart looks good," Bibbs said. cross-country season. long jump and the shot put. the squad on Jenisc "At this point we are on The Spartan hurdling pair The Spartans boast the attitude is what's needed the Februai a Michigan Mike to succeed. State time. Considering the loss of r The event will attacl Defending champ "If we be tl.e keep our attitude home meet for together and don't let the Si Herb Washington and Ijirue tracksters. MSU middle distance Bob Cassleman, the defending Big Ten indoor 600 Butchee, and that's complacency set in, we have "I - runner - a lot to an excellent chance hope we can get lose, we have done to house for that yard dash champion, will be a key figure in the Spartan track hopes this winter. a very meet repeat." Bibbs said. will be the Cassleman, seen above running in the Spartan Relays, finished third in the event at good job in getting prepared only tjme' "It's a good the NCAA meet last year. for the upcoming season. feeling to be win competing at | State News photo by Don Gerstner The Big Ten track scene a championship, but Bibbs said. promises to be tough this year, with the Spartans, 8 SPARTANS NAMED ALL-BIG 10 Indiana, Michigan and Frank Robinson Wisconsin considered as the top contenders. Purdue, VanPelt with Olympic sprinter, Larry Burton in back, could sneak in the picture. also so HONOLULU (UPI) - seven-ployer Robinson has been traded in The status of Marshall Dill still remains a question mark, but should he choose CHICAGO MSU's star safety Brad VanPelt and (UPI) Purdue's - Three Spartans made the second team. They included offensive tackle Frank Robinson, the Robinson came to the to remain at MSU the Jim only as many years. The Orioles for outstanding running back Nicholson, defensive end man in baseball pitchers Milt Spartan history to Baltimore Orioles, with Sprinting Corps, Otis Armstrong were the Brian McConnell and be named the Most Valuable whom he was designated the Pappas and Jack Baldschun would be substantially and outfielder Dick only unanimous choices of defensive tackle .Gary Player in both major American League's MVP in bolstered. Simpson at the end of the Big Ten coaches in selecting VanElst. leagues, was the key figure 1966 after leading them to a Dill is p resently the all conference team in a 1965 season, and it was - Chosen from Michigan seven-player swap world championship, dealt undecided on transferring to announced Dalton, then with the Tuesday by on the first team were Tuesday, when he and him to the Dodgers in a the University of Tennessee United Press International. tackle Paul Seymour, a near pitcher Bill Singer were Orioles, who consummated five-player trade during last or Southern VanPelt, making the all unanimous among five players traded to that deal also. Ca 1 - choice, guard year's winter baseball ifornia,which three conference defensive unit Tom Coyle, and fullback Ed the California Dalton said he was Angels by the meetings in Phoenix, Ariz. weeks ago he announced he for the second Los Angeles delighted to get Robinson straight year. Shuttelsworth to the Dodgers, for He batted .251 in 103 would do at the end of this and Armstrong, who set offensive unit, and end Clint one-time 20-game winner back despite his age. games for the Dodgers this conference Andy Messersmith and third records Spearman, tackle Fred season, driving in 59 runs single season and career Grambau and backs Randy baseman Ken McMuilen. and hitting 19 homers. rushing, were named on the Logan and David Brown on Along with Robinson and Glover named It also marked the second No. 1 team by all defense. Singer, the Angels also time in his career that conference coaches. Ohio State acquired infielders Billy Robinson was acquired by Michigan and Ohio State, representatives were guard Grabarkewitz and Bobby Harry Dalton, the general -Valentine and pitcher NHKe Big Ten co - champions, and Charles Bonica and tackle f Big Eight's best manager for the Angels. MSU Strahler from the Dodges. After he was named the dominated the «U John Hjcks on offense with It marked the second conference team. ffnebacfier Randy Gradishar National League's MVP with The Wolverines a n d time the 37-year-old placed tackle "■"George Cincinnati in 1961, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Rich Glover, Nebraska's six Hasenohrl players on the 24 - man named for the 234 pound middle guard who made tackles - first team and Ohio State second straight year to the from sideline to sideline and gave four. Ten Michigan players defensive team. opposing coaches nightmares for two CLARK Today, Tonight, Tomorrow years, was voted United Press International's defensive player of the year Tuesday. Big Eight were on the two offensive and defensive - deep Harold Only two sophomores, Henson, OSU's Glover missed by only one vote units and six from Ohio fullback named to the Line, Mich. Purdue. 6 being unanimous on the Guard, Tom 20 man panel of Midlands State. The only other team Coyle, Lisle, III. Anytime - He polled 19 votes, while Oklahoma sports writers and broadcasters. tackle Derland Moore with that many players was second team, and Michigan's Brown were chosen to the Michigan, 6 - 0, 233, Sr., received the other. MSU, with eight. conference squads. Chicago. End, Clint Spear Take your,-., Glover was a unanimous choice on UPI's all team, which was announced "He's one guy who's never let Monday. Big - Eight player There on since the coaches' was an each first team extra First Team Offense Split end, Jim Lash, Ohio Guard, Charles Bonica, State, 6 - 3, 256, Sr., Michigan, 6 Hamilton, Ohio. 3, 223, ugh hunger to IMS anything written or said balloting Northwestern, 6 - 2, 190, Waltham, Mass. Tackle, Dave riously tl about him affect his was so close that three Sr., Akron, Ohio. never n play," coach Bob Devaney said Purdue, 6 - 7, 279, Sr. throughout the year. "He's been so steady and consistent players were named at Tieht end, Billy Joe loe Center, Larry McCarron, Ridge, III. quick we almost take him for granted." offensive guard and three at DuPree, Michigan State, 6 - Illinois, 6 • 3, 237, Sr., Park unded I A 6-1 senior from defensive tackle, putting 12 4, 216, Sr., West Monroe, Forest, III. Tackle ich Carol Jersey City, N. J., Glover was an instant success as a players on both the La. Quarterback, Mike Wells, Hasenohrl, Ohio State, junior after being switched from defensive tackle in spring drills. offensive and defensive Tackle, Paul Seymour, Illinois, 6 - 5, 220, Sr., 258, Sr., Garfield Hei was always at his best in Throughout his career, he units. Nebraska's big games. Michigan, 6 - 5, 250, Sr., Normal, III. Ohio. Glover was neutralized for the most Joining VanPelt on the Berkley, Mich. npetition part in his last Back, Otis Armstrong, I fall to t regular - season game against Oklahoma, but he was double first team were tight end Tackle, John Hicks, Ohio Tackle, Fred Gran Try these delicious - teamed for the most part by all - conference center Tom Billy Joe DuPree, offensive State, 6 - 3, 252, Jr., Purdue, 5 - 11, 197, Sr., Michigan, 6 - 2, 234, ting up a Brahaney and guard Ken Jones. guard Joe DeLamielleure, Cleveland, Ohio. Chicago. Alpena, Mich. daily food specials: "Our offensive line played very well, but so did Glover," linebacker Gail Clark, and Guard, Joseph Back, Ed Shuttlesworth, L i nebacker Host im praised Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks. defensive halfback Bill DeLamielleure, Michigan Michigan, 6 - 2 227, Jr., Bingham, Purdue, ly of be Wed. Hot Dogs n' Hot Chi Simpson. State, 6 - 3, 242, Sr., Center Cincinnati, Ohio. 223, Sr., Chicago. the co Flanker, Glenn Scolnik, tide Dick Thur. Superjack Indiana, 6 - 3, 204, Sr., Linebacker, Ra kt point Munster, Ind. Gradishar, Ohio State, I with e Fri. Turkey Submarines First Team Defense 232, Jr., Champion, C »es. Shirl End, Steve Baumgartner, Linebacker. Ga1'r points This year purchase S5.00 gift certificate for those Michigan State, 6 - 100 a Sr., Bellefontaine, Ohio. dPat Mcc special people on your shopping list. Back, David Br< Michigan, 6 - 1, 185. S< Daily 11 a.m. 2 a.m. - Akron, Ohio. Sunday noon midnight - Back, Randy Michigan, 6 - 2, li gallons NEED MONEY? Detroit, Mich. Bill Simf fronr Michigan State, 6 < SEE JULIE! of gas Jr., Royal Oak. Mich- Back, B™,V (Pear Sha FREE! 'Wuine Sa with tw Fine Diam< $69.5( That's what you get when you finance your new car at the MSU Employees Credit Union. It's Annual just our way of saying "thanks" for letting us serve you. And car buyers. speaking of new cars, right now is bargain time for new Higher prices appear certain in the near future. Shoe Clear So buy that new car now and save two ways! SALE Famous Brands; Dress Shoes and Casuals- all fall colors m EMPLOYEES navy, tan, brown, black- suedes, leathers, patents 600 E. Crescent Rd. Just east of the Values to '2 Manly Miles Bldg. Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 SI 490 '1290 and ^'■Michigan State Uriversity, Hast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 29, 1972 13 *9 IW presf/ers ■b.MTFARNAN I By P^T „ News Sporti Writer turkey ,„d home sweet s»«l con*, of consist The def turkey. ' "The main concerned with thing we're right now is compete * » of the favorites to capture the Big Ten crown in his : ■ ■ state : Discount 307 E. Grand ■ ■ «,ere were a couple of and team will be sDendino ?*mpions are engaged in a conditioning," Peninger division. J River Ave. «hts missing for the their time in Hast Lansine gorous training schedule in explained. "We have to get In the 167-pound frame, wrestlers during the for the next few and months ^paratlon for their season ready. Generally I'm pleased senior Bruce Zindel, a J Next To Card Shop ■ Inksgiving holiday- their diet doesn't iini*"6/ Univers,ty. with Ohio with the team's veteran of Spartan mat ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Saturday. performance thus far. We've wars, will go against Amen worked real hard and we Bow in what Peninger feels , SPARTANS IN DOUBLE FIGURES stayed here holiday to get during the as sharp as possible. We're just about will be one of the highlights of Wednesday's challenge matches. [ Cigarettes: j 3/99c | where we want to be right IMSU edges Toledo Jeff Zindel and Jeff now as far as training." Hersha are the two leading The final step in the candidates for the 177 pre season agenda is the division. Hersha is ■ LIMIT 3 PKGS. a ■ challenge matches for the freshman from Battle Creek ■ (coupon) ■ By LYNN HENNING honor of representing each Central. Zindel is a junior ■ Expires Dec. 3, 1972 ■ accompany his first half Spartan ■ East Lansing Store Only State Newt Sports Writer of 12 high of the ten weight classes. and a letter winner. ■ points. Ganakas Twenty determined Scott Wickard and Milt ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ enjoyed his most grapplers will scrap it out at successful scoring night as a Weatherhead will fight it MSli opened up a commanding : I second half lead, and then had to Spartan, ltting on his first five jumpers from 3:30 p.m. today in the sports arena of the Men's IM out in the 190 pound class. 20 Off : ■ come from behind to defeat, the the floor, to capture a career Weatherhead, a native building to establish the top Virginian, is a newcomer to ■The Discount Price; | University of Toledo, 98-96, in the personal scoring high early in the wrestler in each division. the squad and is a definite I Spartans' opening basketball game at second half. Peninger predicts some contender. : 0" : I Jenison Fieldhouse Tuesday night. The torrid shooting of Toledo grueling head-on collisions I Mike Robinson led a balanced MSU which hit on 15 of 22 shots at one with Randy Miller and Jim An MSU wrestler throws his opponent in attempt to In the heavyweight division, the door is open for J Kodak Color Film J I attack with 25 points. period in the game, gave them a one Bissel bumping heads in the either Ernie LIMIT 1 1 Lindsay Hairston followed with point lead on several occasions. But gain points. The Spartans will undergo the final phase Ziegler or Larry 'feature match' at 118 (coupon) J Robinson was just as of their pre - season training with challenge matches Avery and that one will also 23. Also scoring In double figures for hot, hitting on pounds. be a nip and tuck battle. ires Dec. 3, 1972 | the Spartans were Bill Kilgore with 10 straight shots in the second half These two guys will take at 3:30 p.m. today in the Men's IM Bldg. Footballers Greg Schaum 1 16, Gary Ganakas 13, Terry Furlow to push the Spartans back in to the turns lumping each other," State News photo by Craig Porter and John Shinsky, who have I 11 and Allen Smith 10. lead to stay. Peninger said. "Bissel won I starts. Both teams got off to jittery The Spartans found early The Rocket cause was further hampered when its two big scoring their these last are encounter, two fine wrestlers. but weight, will take Berman, a on Rich West Bloomfield went undefeated last picking season three titles been tackling running backs this fall, are listed as hopefuls but have yet to ■ EATON'S i I difficulty hitting the basket, and the threats, Tom Kozelko and Mac There's no telling what freshman. up climaxed by the 142-pound commit themselves. ■ Corrasable I Rockets missed on their first eight Otten, fouled out late in the game could happen this time Conrad Calander, 1971 NCAA claim. "We're I shots, not connection until over keeping our I three minutes had elapsed in the with 24 and 19 points From that point on respectively. it was the around." Miller member of Midlands champion meet Rich Gerard of Flint will Steve Rodriguez and Bill fingers crossed," Peninger Typewriter was a Elsenheimer will go at it said. "We could sure use I game. Spartans' ballgame, Toledo again the prestigious U.S. team in the 134-pound class. with thr winner testing them." I The Spartans took a quick 10-2 pulling close at the end. which Calander is a senior with a competed in last Earnest Baty in the I lead and never led by less than six Prior to the I points in the first half, as Hairston. I Robinson, and Furlow, found the MSU JVs defeated Grand varsity game, the Junior College, 110-85. It was the Rapids year's Pan American games. Bissel is no flunky, either. He was third in the world in bundle of experience. This will be his second year with the MSU contingent. 150-pound grouping. At 158, Mark Malley will Peninger expressed pleasure with team initiative Reg. 79c 49° S face the winner of the Jay commenting that the team I range. Hairston was additionally as initial effort for the Spartans and the Junior World Games. Tom Milkovich, the elder Riggs—Bob Bryce semi-final members were a credit to ■ LIMIT 1 I tough on defense, pulling down 17 they were paced by Tom McGill with Nine other divisions link in the national also scheduled for Tuesday. themselves. ■ (coupon) Expires Dec. 3, 1972 I rebounds in the first stanza to 25 points. ■ remain up for grabs. At 126, championship brother duo, Malley is another senior in "I'm not pushing them, ■ East Lansing Store Only ■ Pat Milkovich, the reigning squares off against freshman the final leg of his Spartan they push themselves," !■■■■■■■■■■■■" NCAA champion at that Don McNeilly. Milkovich wrestling career. He is one Peninger said. /omen c : COMET : Cleanser /eak Ohio ly LINDA DROEGER inconsistencies, Ann Leslie News Sports Writer served successfully nine times in a row and Robin University of Toledo Kraus served eight to wrap no match for the up the second game victory. Iperienced Spartan Sharon Hunt, setter for iyball team as the MSU the first team, played a [men soundly defeated strong game both jh first and second teams Monday in defensively and offensively. sided contests, Hunt is a returning varsity le first team sewed up player after a year's absence. easy victory winning ee games 15-1, 15-5, and State made a switch from The second team a 6-2 defense to a 6-3 llowed the example defense, allowing three (eating Toledo in two players on the front line 15-3,15-4. instead of the standard two. Davis was pleased with the 'MSU played it's own new strategy and plans to ne all the way. Even play it the rest of the gh Toledo was season. riously the weaker team, MSU will leave it's first never relaxed once. We team at home and take two quick sets and then second teams to meet unded the ball over," Eastern at 4:30 p.m. today, ich Carol Davis said. in hopes of equalizing the Toledo, a green team in competition with the weaker Eastern team. second year of ipetition, never let the A strong Calvin team will fall to the floor without meet MSU at 1 p.m. King up a fight. Saturday in the Women's IM. State will take on it's Most impressive in the arch-rival Western Michigan y of both State teams at Western on Dec. 9. State the consistent serving, placed second to Western in ckie Dickieson racked up both the state and Midwest M points for the first tournaments last year. ® with eight consecutive Shirley Welch served MOOSUSKI MEETING points 7:30-9:00 TONIGHT on consecutive at the GABLES Bonnie Smoak six Door prizes, flicks, final McCarthy five. >ign-ups and info on Boyne and Aspen Trips. The second 9 PM on - team, which Open To Public; past problems with 2nd Annual T-Shlrt Show *1.00 'llng, overcame it's kA collection of fine jewelry. ■Dinner and afternoon rings. ■Designed with stones that can be Wworn with any apparel. F'ne Opal, W^quarters for: 1 j^ange Blossom Diamond J "'ngs |Gn0|d ■ "'amond & Fashion Originals Wedding Rings I 2,CarV8d Weddin0 Ring rS'ne, Seiko, Bulova l>tche5 319 E. Grand River Ave. Ig^tional Pewter & East Lansing, Mich. 14 Michigan State News. Iiast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, N0vcmh„r 29.|, STATE NEWS C CLASSIFIED 3558255 CLASSIFIED ADS FRANKLY SPEAKING M\ lyHiilRanh Employment j|| j Apartments ^ Apartments CHEVROLET 1969 Impala 4 CLEANING GIRL, to clean pi c am , ^ door hardtop, automatic V - mobile homes part time. See , ' bed,oom. *«<»e and NEEDED nilt 8, $1295. 332-0303. 4-12-1 Dennis, VARNEY-S MOBILE I ,'JLV8 IOf * u,il'<'®s Twyck.nqhl„ CHEVY VAN 1965. 6 cylinder, HOMES. 725 West Grand Transportation.' PHONE 355 8255 good mechanical condition. $400 332-4594. 3 12-1 ,,,ARI, CHEVY WAGON 1965. Runs YOUNG MAN WANTED winter o, "™E •AUTOMOTIVE well. Learn sales profession. No MED STUDENT needs MSU. 332-0572 65.000 miles. Scooters & Cycles Reasonable. 355-6808. experience necessary. Call roommate to share 2 2"'l 694 8196.3-11-30 bedroom luxury apartment. LUXUR Y EFFlciENrv Parts & Service 3-12 1 MGB 1964, good condition, Prefer grad student, faculty to campus Can ■> Aviation top, Michelons, Best offer. ALOHA CAMAAINA seniors! or s,8,, Cal1 JerrV after 5 after 8pm. 512-1 CHEVY VAN 1964 - starts 337 9636. 3-12-1 •EMPLOYMENT For free information on job Pm 339-9200. 3 12-1 » good, body excellent. $350. FOR RENT opportunities in Hawaii after 393-3316 after 9 30pm. MGB 1969. good shape, Apartments 3-12-1 graduation. Write to: LANSING CLE AN and cozy, Mf;w engine overhaul. $1,350. KAMAAINA CAREER bedroom, kitchen, bath, ONE BEDROOM ma Houses 351 0129. 3-12-1 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE OPPORTUNITY DAY, Box furnished, utilities, yard. Carpeting, balconies Rooms 9668, Honolulu Hawaii parking, $100. 484 9774 5 minutes fu,n, 5' c 197 1 4 speed. Call MGB 1970, 37.500 miles, green, *FOR SALT Charlotte, 543-6645 after hard and 96820.3-11 30 3-12-1 $165 per Can B.J. RUT I month' Animals sofy. op, extras. Eft HE- Mobile Homes 4:30pm. 3-12-1 $1895 C^QV%-2734 5pm. 3-11-ED. __ 2,3 people to sublet 337 2568.3 12 1 1 P.M. one class day standard, good tires, nev\ Plymouth/ Sport Fury, 1966. 2 2-11-29 clutch and exhaust system door, hardtop, automatic. TRIUMPHS, RICKMAN. 73's WANTED WAITRESSES for furnished apartment. ONE Gl RL needed to before publication. 337-0166. 3-11-29 Call 485-0677. 4-12-1 now in stock. ALSO night shift at DUNKIN' MANAfiFR 1... I I winter/spring. $180/month 1 " ° '"an M,l Cancellations/Co r- YAMAHA SNOWMOBILES. DON UTS, 2289 Grand River, Pvnliol , „ °0d F"»e bus transportation Apartments Ffcduced rections — 12 noon one FALCON 1965 s tandard: - 6 cylinder, PONTIAC 1966. 4 door, Buy of now our and take advantage winter prices. Large Okemos. Apply in person n a cess a r Car eT' Ph°"e 3326201 ^12 1 351 5013 312-1 new tires, excellent condition. 1 owner between 9 am and 6pm. opportunity. Box B-2, State class day before alternator, exhaust. Greart air, power, radio. 332-6022 stock of leathers, helmets, 6-12 1 NfiVVS 5~12-1 NEED ONE girt Winter term ONE 'or 4 man publications. transportation. 66,000 miles. 1-11 29 parts and accessories. SHEP'S Efficiency Close Village winter/spring The State News will be $175. 332 6938. 3-12-1 MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 CHURCH SECRETARY with AQC ARE Vrti. YOU "~r getting paid what $57 50/month 332 0479 $65/month. Phone337 PORSCHE 1967, 911, 5 speed. North Cedar, Holt. Just south 3 12-1 X-4-12-1 experience, shorthand and you're worth? Looking responsible only for the FIAT 1967 850 Spyder. New Excellent condition, low of I - 96 overpass. Phone typing 332 2559.6-12-1 for someone who feels under first day's incorrect brakes and muffler. Needs mileage, tape deck. Michelin 694-6621. C-5-12-1 CLEAN ONE bedroom stove rWO BEDROOM fur insertion. body work. $400. 351 7727. radials. Phone 351 1420 or DRIVERS WANTED $1.80/ ^challenged. Call 349-1499. and refrrgerator and utilities furnished Private entrance mob,le hom" «5 per Quiet and peacifu 6-12-1 351 4386. 3-12-1 hour plus mileage. Must be All students aos must be 1 V> miles North of Lansina 18, able to work Friday and minutes to can prepaid FIAT SPYDER 1970 - 23,000 RAMBLER AMERICAN 1966 weekends and have own car. P. ca«A^A'7W!2 PLEASANT, EXPERIENCED, CitV *»» plus small deposit. 489 1202 641 6601 0-3 121 miles, excellent body, engine. 6 cylinder, new parts, good VW GUARANTEED repair. Inquire at DOMONO's dependable girls for lunch 3 12-1 $*i050. 332-4657. 4-12-1 TWO BEDROOM close, m dependable tranSpbrtaTiOn. RANDY'S MOBIL, I 96 and PIZZA, 5214 -South Cedar Kivour. i10:45am - furnished, with stereo $200 or best offer. 484-2431, after 4:30pm. 5-11-30 FIREBIRD SPRINT convertible, Okemos Road. 34P-9620. 02:15pm, 4. 6,6 days a week, ONE GIRL needed $240.351 1587 7 12) 482-2912. 5-11 29 1 969, C-11-30 no Sundays or holidays. 42,000 miles, winter/spring terms automatic, with good heater, ApptV in person, JIM'S Riverside East $65 ONE MALE needed for TEMPEST 1966. AUSTIN-HEALEY 1967, 3,000 - Mark III. Call 485-0677 radio and radial tires. 332 2491. 5-11-29 power steering. $375. 349-1704. 3-12-1 Automatic, Very clean. |STUDENTS-FACULTY| WANTED TIFFANY downtown PLACE, Lansing, 337 9340 3 12-1 man apartment, winter only, in Eden mid-Michigan's favorite place TWO BEDROOM, bath apartments, 337 : 4-12-1 OWNING FOREIGN two FORD 1971 Lots of - LTD Brougham. T-BIRD 1966. Needs work, CARS, WE GIVE 20% Student Wife out- 3-H-29 luxury apartment $60 per 5 1129 CAMARO Z28 1969, excellent extras. Excellent condition New engine, condition, $2,700. 393-9710. $600 or best offer. Call OFF ON PARTS AND Housework PART TIME work, $300 month. man 393 "78 3 12 1 SOUTH HOLMES, 351 8128 5 9pm. 5-11-30 CASTROL, 10% OFF You $V795. 882-1729. 3 12-1 3-12-1 must have car. NORTHWIND FARMS no. 2. Furni CHEVELLE MALIBU VALIANT, MONTE Carlo, 4 ON ACCESSORIES, and Appl.cants call 489-3494 for SUBLET Deluxe 1 bedroom, utilitiest.,c I9G9. FORD VAN 1969 42,000 ap_p°",'n_en,_- ttn&sr"* , V-8, 29,500 miles, excellent speed, disc brakes, POR condition. Phone 485-3987. miles. Call Charlotte 543-6645 after 4:30pm. finisher, never crashed - full IMPORT AUTO PARTSl Oaby Sitting SKI " 3-11-30 shielding, roll bar, aux fuel 41 5 South REPAIR man G,RL CHEVELLE SS 3-12-1 tank, driving lites, roof * block S. of Cedar, Lansing E. Kalamazoo 5 days experienced only. Apply in luxury NEEDED for . 3 man 1 MA EUREKA 1024 near Sp. . , 396 - 1967, 4 FORD WINDOW van - 1969, spotlight, 12 tires, 8 wheels, 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday person at THE apartment, large unfurnished, gr speed, tires. power steering, snow $650 or best offer. excellent condition. 3 seat, 6 spare 5-12-1 parts. 1-784-6006. 8:30-3 Saturday Good Salary cylinder standard. Call 485-2047, 371-1 '>47. 355-1087 after 5pm. 3-12-1 489-2619 before 3pm. 5-12- 5-11-29 ___L 351 7497 06121 VEGA 1971, Hatchback, many MASON BODY SHOP. CHEVROLET 1963. Reliable FORD PANEL truck 812 East Lansing transportation. and Automatic 1967 650cc T 1949! extras, good condition. 351-3985. 4-12-1 East Kalamazoo Street sini 1940. Complete NE^ T zyr rad'O. 655-1421. 3-12-1 Best offer. Bonneville. Complete snow plow unit. Best offers. VEGA 1972. Kamback, low painting and collision auto service. Family experience nnim^' 332-5696.3-12-1 Villajje. 332^)567.6-12- 485-0256. XC-11-30 CHEVROLET 1964 Biscayne. 641-6050. 3-11-30 mileage, warranty left. 351-7070 be^v^een>l6^0am8"and4 4'WANTED ONE roommate for 4 MAN Cedar Village apar Standard, power steering, FOREIGN CAR parts, 4-12-1 ,vvo man apartment. Shag Sublease winter/ Runs great! $150 or best FORD WAGON 1965, $325. carpet, stereo, T.V., $95.50 terms. 337 0073 612 rapid. 355-2840. 3 12-1 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 BABYSITTER WANTED. ~ offer. 355-9200. 3-12-1 1965 Mustang convertible, per month Call 337 0116 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 $380. Both in excellent NON-STUDENT after 9:30 pm. 3-12-1 TWO GIRLS, needed VOLKSWAGEN 1964 sedan. mile West of campus CHEVROLET STEPVAN 1967 Waitresses, age 18 - 25, 30 hour, winter term running order. 337-7114 Good operating condition. 487 5055. C 11-30 apartment nice shape. New tires. 1 543 1373. 3-12 1 after 5pm. 4-12-1 $190. 332-1918. 1-11-29 hltJln'o' between 2 C 5 pm. 0-11-30 CL0SE.apartment. TWO bedroom Need girl winter Call 332-3064 3 121 KEEP ON TRUCKIN' HORNET SST automatic with Repai. CHEVROLET, 1968 2 door, air, 14,000 miles, $1800 or VW 1969, new tires, excellent work on VW bugs, buses or WAITER BOUNCERS for THE —1| ^ and spring terms. $55. Phone FEMALE ROOMMATE n Impala Super Sport, 1 owner. best offer, 489 9970, Gias. GRAND RIVER TRESTLE. Must be able to For Rent j w Jl T I 332-0437.3-12-1 - desperately Winter< s close, 332 2418 3 12 1 CITGO. 1054 East Grand wait tables and handle Good condition. New 372 5950. 5-11-30 River. 337 9133. C 11 -30 CHRISTMAS: 1 or 2 girls for — battery, almost new tires. problems that arise. $2.00 $895. 694-0149, or 694-0658 IMPALA CUSTOM 1972. Air, VW 1969. $500. Needs engine M.A.C. CITGO behind per hour, 4 or 5 nights a TV RENTALS $9.50 per apartment December 8th to ONE MAN for 2 man C if ter 5pm. 3-11-30 extras. Beautiful. Must sell, Jacobson's. Carburetor and week, 5 hours per night from month, $23 per term; free January 2nd. Cheap. Villa Apartments, work. Call after 5pm, best offer. 393-4516. 4-12-1 677-4986. 3-12-1 tune - up specialists. VW 9:00pm - 2:30am. Contact delivery, service and pickup. 351-1687. 1-11-29 351-5848, Tom. 3-12-1 CHEVROLET NOVA 1972 No deposit. New stereos - parts and service. Bug Mr. Bennett at 489-8765. t 11,000 miles, 4 new radial parking available at same rates. Call L needed f°' 3 man GIRL NEEDED to su JAVELIN 1969 290 V-8, tape VW $9/ month. 3-12-1 BEETLE 1965. Sunroof, 332 3117. tires. Like new condition. deck, good condition. Must C-11-30 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-30 winter.337-1137 3-11-29 after 5pm. winter/ spring. $2,250. 351 7324. 3-11-30 radio, snow tires, extra 332-3992 after 6pm. 3- sell! Call 353-6035. 3-12-1 wheel. 349-1699. 3-12-1 BABYSITTER AVAILABLE evenings and weekends. Call FURNISHED EFFICIENCY MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, Michigan and Grand River Low cost, expert exhaust Penny 337 1801 after 5pm. 1 11-29 WINTER/SPRING. Quiet, ideal for grad or couple. I CROSSWORD unrvsiiu repair Custom work. Pipe $137.50. Call anytime PUZZLE bender. FREE CONNER'S FAMILY COFFEE 337-1621, 3 12-1 ACROSS 30. You am) me ESTIMATES, 31 Transistor 332 2927. C-11 30 SHOPS offers students and 1963 Chevrolet (Impala), nplo opportunities for Posit [ Apartments 1. Killer whale 32. Overjoy 34. 3.1416 4. Church recess 35. Sun excellent for parts. Best include hosts, or hostesses, 8 Tennis stroKe 36. Eastern offer. Call 339-9775 2 11-30 waitresses, cooks, bus boys, NEED GIRL Winter spring. One 11 Desert alkali university and dishwashers. Those 12. Greek letter 37. Lichen b'ock ciL\-E°»''n, $70. rxj interested should apply in person at West Saginaw CONNER'S, 3231 or 5600 South 332-343j. o12-1 13 Lamb 14. Worms 16. Opposed to 39. Artificial language 40. Off Broadway LEARN TO fly! Complete flight SUBLEASING WINTER and actors Pennsylvania. 1-11-29 training. All courses are spring. 1 girl, next to campus. 42. "Star Spangled government and VA certified. 351 4509. 5-12-1 Banner" STUDENTS PART TIME FRANCIS AVIATION. composer Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 4 man Cedar 44, Apricot cordial $2.00 per hour plus bonus hours Village 47. Emanation C-11-30 5pm - 10pm. apartment for rent. Call 50. Hui's son 351-1716. 5-21-1 Monday thru Thursday 51. Blunder PAST TONY COATS TENENTS FOR your vacancies 53. Cover are OKEMOS BEAUTIFULLY ON GRAND RIVER easy to find with fast Call Mr. Asputore, 351-3330. acting Want Ads. Dial furnished bedroom, Campus Hill Apartments, now under Equal Opportunity Employer new management is leasing student units for 355-8255 now. livingroom, bath. Private 1-11-29 (2011 WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished entrance, parking, yard. with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a $125/ month including garbage disposal and air conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant One 4-man apartment utilities. 349 3640. 5-12 1 swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year 1 BEDROOM air conditioned, there will be free bus transportation to and from Resident Manager for any maintenance. If campus. We also have a full time you want to be among the first residents of available for disposal, $135. 10 minutes to campus. Call evenings, Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $62.50 - month per man. Model daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at open Winter and Spring Terms 694 3849. 5-12-1 349-3530. TWO GIRLS needed winter and 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. *320/ month spring term. Cedar Village. 351 8994. 3-11 29 351X310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. EAST SUITE 411 AMERICANA 2 GIRLS man needed apartment. to sublet Winter, 4 LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 332-5322 spring. Close 332 0581. 3-11-29 to campus. Call ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 29, 1972 15 ■ apartments H I Apartment! m l: :a,e ^ For Sale JK) SP^-!NG . Christmas - T0— break. Bahamas FRATERNITY HOUSE room FURNITURE: 3 complete 50 USED sewing machines, s4i2i 8,,er 5pm comfortable between terms for Rent bungaloo and/or board, winter Call 332-5053. 5-12-1 term. rooms BROOKS for only $377 $9.95 and up. Consoles and PENTAX, CANON, Nikon, SRL cameras. Durst M301 IF FIND SOMETHING? YOU'VE found a pet or $30. Call FURNITURE portables, Zig - Zag and enlarger. Used zoom lenses. article of value, we want to r apartment WANTED: 85-1886 anytime. 3-11-29 627-9600.0-11-30 straight stitchers. Also, used 1 |Shed r Street, one block - winter - OWN room 7or CAMPUS NEAR, 2 bedroom in vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and New 23mm f3.5 wide angle help you return it. Just come spring terms (close) double lot, gardeners delight. lenses, $89.95. Pioneer 77A in to the 496. One bedroom, Jeff 313-971-0525. 5-12-1 CAPE, HOODED, floor length. up. ELECTRO - GRAND, stereo speakers. Pioneer PL50 State News Stove, refrigerator, disposal, rust color, Classified Dept. and tell us married or graduate fcMALE, OWN room. $50/ worn once. Dawn, 804 East Michigan, Lansing. air conditioning. $200 per 355-8714.3-11-29 Hours 9 am - 5pm. stereo turntable. Bell and that you want to place an ad need one girl for month. Kitchen, parking, Saturday winter term month. Howell 545 16mm movie in EAST LANSING STATE utilities included. Across Young married or 9- 12 noon. 0-11-30 sound projector. Color TV V?F01d.-,r,02,T1ma,eS 337-1471. 5-12-1 C,0Se- "om Williams. 351-3777. faculty preferred. Available CHESS SETS. Handcrafted $30 SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. sets. 1000 used 8 track BANK'S found column. As a 3-12-1 winter term. 351-0796 after onyx, $40. 485-0870 - public service EAST 6 pm. 5-12-1 before 8pm. 371-3741. Help prevent them with tapes, used stereo albums, LANSING STATE BANK SUBLET - TWO huge selection oriental wall People for ROMMATE WANTED prescription sunglasses. will run the ad at no extra Furnished, water three bedroom apartment. for house tapestries. WILCOX with NEED MAN winter and / or OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 cost to you. warm ;:d; Close to campus. Furnished. Okemos. open people. Inexpensive. Call Neil mature spring. $70. call 353-7899, CARPET 9' x 12' and bigger, East Michigan. Lansing. SECOND HAND STORE, EAST LANSING 51-9306 after 5:30pm. 349-4979. 5-12 1 after 332-1619. 5-12-1 $20, used. Call 371-3099 372-7409. C-5-12-1 509 East Michigan. 8 - 5:30 STATE BANK. 6pm, 349-1216. 3-12-1 after 5pm. 3-12-1 p.m. Monday - Saturday. NEEDED: ONE male for 4 ONE SCOTT RECEIVER, turntable, 485-4391. Master Charge, FOUND: BLACK male kitten. GIRL FOR GIRL needed. East ~~I ■ Lansing house, Bank Americard, terms, [tED MALE to rent winter man. Americana Apartments room, fireplace. $67/ own CDe.OL1 FRESH APPLE Cider. No speakers: Nikon FTN; 45GN; Marble School area. 3 months T ced.r Village, $75/ Rent negotiable. 351-0694. month. preservative added. Micro Nikkor; 300mm; two Layaways, trades. C-11-30 old. 351-0598. C-3-12-1 482 3777. 1-11-29 r;K 351 3186. X-5 12-1 CENTENNIAL FARM electronic flashes. Phone 100 USED MARKET. 4 miles North of 332-0275. S-5-21-1 vacuum cleaners. FOUND: GREY tiger male cat SORORITY HOUSE room/ IlEASE $137.50/ EFFICIENCY ONE MAN for month. apartment. L< board, winter term, $335. SUBLET TWO bedroom Lansing 0-1-11-29 on U.S. 27. SKIIS, 205cm, Head SL's, with Tanks, canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 wearing flea collar Gunson, Beech „ent, $55/ Females only. Call 332-0851. furnished house 2 miles from Street, 351-1382. and DENNIS L| 351 1546. 4-1 484-2309 after 6pm. 4-12 1 MSU. $170. Call 484-2307. markers. $75. 355-2428. up. C-3-12-1 3 11-29 SHOP AND 3-12-1 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, compare! Lowest ONE 316 N. Cedar, opposite City LOST: |i"L£ HOMES 1 and 2 MAN for 4 man. Village winter/ spring terms Cedar FEMALE WANTED for large NEED 1 consistent record prices in FOR SALE - Master's degree Market. C-3-11-30 BRQWN Female. Marble School Shepherd. Tjfoom, East Lansing area. room in East or 2 people for house town, MARSHALL MUSIC, 4 area. L| 88260 72. 4-12-1 Phone 337-1285. 4 12-1 Lansing duplex. on Linden. 245 Ann Street. C-1-11-29 hood and size 5. years old. 351-0598 Available December 15. Call Winter/Spring. gown, 337-0179. S-5-12-1 1-589-8594. 3-12-1 evenings. 3-12-1 351-3055. 3-11-29 LAMPS GALORE, cedar chest, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, - North. wall units and excessories, SCOTT 2560 compact cassette LOST: BLACK cat, 6 toes, Furnished studio, SUBLET utilities paid, FURNISHED one carpeting, draperies, and system. Like new. 351-9749 NEW GIBSON "Hummingbird' possibly wearing harness. parking, $115/ bedroom, duplex, laundry month plus deposit complete home furnishings after 5 p.m. 3-12-1 guitar. $350 value. Never 351-41 75, 351-8388. Phone Parking. $175/ month needed to sub-let 627-5454.4-12 1 BELL FURNITURE SALES used, must sell. Make offer, Reward. 3-11-29 includes utilities. Close, CAPITOL CLUB. $12 a week. $53.75 a month, Cocktail INC., 4601 North East SUEDE COAT with lamb trim. 353-7522, 339-8112. 3-11 -30 351-6051 after 5pm. 5-11-29 lounge, restaurant. techwood Apartments, lease. 4-12-1 6 TWO ROOMMATES needed desperately winter/ spring, $60. After 3pm, 337-2527 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed over 21. 484-4422. 0-11-30 Street, US 487-0121.6-12-1 - 27. Phone Size 9-10. New. Best offer. 351-2017 after 6 p.m. 3-12-1 METAL SKIIS with $100. Ski boots, size 9V4, fittings, „r„. C^LjIZ] Personal 4-12-1 Own room in 3 CAMPING TRAILERS, used DULCIMER KITS $20. Ladies roller shoe ROOM $14-$21. JjED: ONE man for four bedroom house. $90. Call FOR Xmas break, $25. sleeps 6 or 8. Prices start at - Recorders, guitars, banjos, skates, size 10, $15. Bundy PREGNANT? WE understand. Ei Close to campus. Winter 351 1425 after 5pm. 3-12-1 $595. 4 in stock to choose clarinet, $85. 482-5842. Tj spring. 351 4191. 4-12-1 GIRL NEEDED winter - spring" 337 2200. 2-11-3( from. PRIDE CAMPING mandolins, Scruggs bango book % off. Strings and 3-11-30 Own room, close, C-11-30 $75 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, brand 351-4765. 4-12-1 ROOMS FOR rent December CENTER, Holt. 694-8153. accessories 1/3 off. Lowest INDOR NEAR - 1 new, completely carpeted, and winter term. Seniors and 5-11-30 Prices. New merchandise CAR FOR European sabbatical? ,m, unfurnished, $145; appliances furnished, married WE WOULD like to talk with GIRL WANTED grads. 526 Sunset Lane. See guaranteed. Get a better buy. Buy my good cheap VW Irnished, $160. Carpeted, winter term, couple preferred, children ELDERLY Variant in Geneva. 349-1125. students who have purchased reduced rent, Chris, 3rd floor. 3-12-1 INSTRUMENTS, ■undry facilities. Grad 1 block from and pets allowed. $190/ 541 East Grand 3-11-30 term papers. We want to hear River below nts or married couples campus. 337-2302. 4-12-1 the student view point. No monthly. Security deposit GIRL NEEDED - own room in Paramount News, 332-4331. irred. No pets. Call STAMPS-COINS-SUPP LI ES names will be required. 15876680. 4-12-1 -ruin~aiu~i TWO MAN for $20°- 675-5454. 3-12-1 lovely, spacious house with C-1-11-29 Charlie, 355-8252. 3-11-29 t. sublet, winter, BUY - Sell - Trade, U.S. and much land. $59.50. Call spring. 124 Cedar. Call Jan, GIRL NEEDED Foreign. KALIB, 541 East - fun house. 332-4915. 3-12-1 PENTAX WITH 55mm and KaN FOR 4 man. 351-3589,353-2971.3-11-30 Close to PERFECT CHRISTMAS gift. Grand River. 332-0112, 1-6, TRANSPERSONAL campus, $60/ 200mm together or separate, leadowbrook Trace. Import cocktail rings and Monday - Saturday. C-11-30 12-1065. 4-12-1 ONE GIRL needed for ONE ROOM for suitably princess rings. Genuine ruby, 351-1755. 1-11-29 EXPERIENCE Cedar quiet person. Female. Phone WORKSHOP. Village. Rent negotiable. sapphires, garnet, Australian NE Sublet roomie for winter/ 4 351-6562. 3-11-30 GIRL NEEDED bedroom house. Close to 351-3541. 3-12-1 ROOM opals, priced from $35 *" $65. 355-8080. 5-12-1 goNY □ Animals DECEMBER 10-15 Img. Twyckingham. $70/ ONE MAN to sublet campus. Phone - LIGHT housekeeping. trunk' $25 351-3334. 3-12-1 combined with yoga, 332-6412. home. East ALASKAN MALAMUTES. h. 332-2831. 4-12-1 Twyckingham winter/ spring. ELECTRIC DRYER, $25, runs meditation, massage and 3-12-1 DISHWASHER $70/ month. 351-1591. Lansing. Rent negotiable. - PORTABLE, Very nice puppies for show phychocynthesis in excellently. New lawnmower, front load, 337-7057.3-12-1 avocado wood or pets. Excellent blood lines. aresidential setting. Persons | NEEDED winter and/or 3-11-30 NEED TWO for house. 1 block $25. Boat and trailer, $50. top. Excellent condition. AKC. with spiritual concerns Cedar Phone 393-1213. 5-12-1 Reasonable prices. Village, from campus. Own room, ROOM. BOGUE $155. 351-7645. 3-12-1 especially invited. Street. $152 349-0458. B-1-11 -29 17-1891. 3-11-30 EAST LANSING, close in, 3 winter and spring. $70. per term. No kitchen Cost: $150. rooms, unfurnished, $141. 351-2396. 3-12-1 ALWAYS BUYING household 15 Foot Camper trailer, good Married Couple only. Phone facilities. 351-4280. 3-12-1 merchandise from small lots GERMAN SHEPARD puppies Roger Stimson, Ph. D . pROOM FURNISHED condition, $450. Phone marked like silver 355-2190 or 0 month. Winter - spring, 2 ACRES ON to complete housefulls, for huskies, Looking Glass OWEN GRADUATE dorm. 485-3846 anytime. B-3-12-1 wormed c campus. 351-5437. highest prices. 625-3188. and shots, $20. 349-1584. Sublease winter/ spring. Phone Aurelius, 628-2577 NEEDED ONE man for four TREASURE CHEST. 5-12-1 DAILY ranch on blacktop road. Full 353-7066. 3-12-1 FILM sen/ice, X-Mas man. $60/ month. Call basement. 2 car cards, films, accessories. - garage. ■ TO sublet winter/ spring. 337-0106. 5-12-1 Under $30,000. Minutes GULLIVER'S STATE WOMAN, QUIET, single room. MYNA BIRD — approximately it bedroom, $60. Call from East Lansing, Call Ann Kitchen. 332-0647 DRUG, 1105 East Grand after fifteen months. All offers 13043 3 11-30 ONE GIRL for large 2 River. 5-11-30 - man. Ferrigan. Office 882-2475, 6pm. 3-12-1 considered. Phone 882-9761. Winter. Walking distance. residence 651-5518. 4-12-1 [ NEEDED to sublease 332-0487. 5-12-1 WARNER REALTY AVAILABLE WINTER term. 12-STRING GUITAR Epiphone SKIS YAMAHAS 210cm BOARD EXAM TUTORING, spring. Old Cedar COMPANY. 3-12-1 iw, $155. 10-speed bicycle Tu ng classes now being ONE OR Sorority house. Pleasant bindings, IRISH SETTER. Female puppy 2 males needed, 2 Schwinn Super Sport, $150 |age 332-3659. 3-11-30 bedroom furnished home - like surroundings. new $99. Excellent condition, $100. AKG champion lines, shots formed for the coming TWO WOMEN needed for good 332-5318. 3-12-1 - 332-5102. 3-12-1 and wormed. LSAT, MCAT, DAT board apartment. Call Chuck, condition. 489-9708. 4-12-1 339^8685 i/IAN wanted for four house; Excellent location; no exams. For information call 351-2795 after 5pm. 5-11-29 evenings. 3-12-1 . Twyckingham. Rent deposit. Phone 337-0318. CLOSE IN, 2 SMITH CORONA, $40. Longine (313) 354-0085. 0-1-11-29 room efficiency. KNEISEL SKIIS 175, Koflack otiable. 351-3873. 3-12-1 stereo set $30. Baby-bed with Lady without car or pets, boots size AKC SIBERIAN HUSKIES. TWO GIRLS for 3 mar 7, Nevada mattress, $20. Roll-away-bed AFRO CUTS and all Afro $24/ week. 663-8418. 3-12-1 OUOBOROS KENNELS. spring, Burcham GIRL NEEDED winter term, 2 bindings, poles, boot tree, with mattress, $30. Girls supplies. UNION BUILDING 655-3632 before 1pm or 337-0427. 3-11-29 carrying case. 339-9729. | BEDROOM unfurnisheu man, own room, 489-9578. SINGLES, $70. Doubles, $100. 4-12-1 bike, 26", $30. All excellent after 5pm. 3-12-1 BARBER SHOP. C-1-11-29 n'e home, $30/ week, 3-12-1 condition. Call 339-2023. Furnished, utilities, Kitchen, tandpeaceful. 641-6601 3-12-1 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per TV, lounge. Phone, parking. LANGE DYNAMIC 70 - Used COLLIE PUPPIES, purebred, ■O-l 1-30 WANTED, OWN room tin 484-9774. 3-12-1 not registered. Shots started, month, $23 per term. Free 332-2637. 3-11-29 one season. 207cm. Very SKIIS: FISCHER President's delivery, service and pick-up. house, close to campus. Ask wormed. Females. $34. I DEL SOL, East Lansing. for Marvin Gardens, after 425 ANN Street. Single rooms, sharp. 353-0140. 4-12-1 aul-steel RSL 205cm. 646-8940. 3-12-1 No deposit. TV's available at mailable, 1 bedroom GIRLS NEEDED w/sp at Waters 6pm. 332-6041. 2-11-30 Firebird skiis with cubco same rates. Call NEJAC, $70 a month, paneled, BALDWIN furnished apartments. Call PROFESSIONAL 337-1300. C-11-30 Edge. $77.50. 351-5979 after furnished, carpeted, laundry bindings. 353-4322. 3-12-1 portable organ and sound ■■9020. 9-12-1 noon. 3-11-29 THREE BEDROOM furnished, and cooking facilities. Paved cabinet. $1,000. Little over 1 carpeted, 827 East Saginaw. LADIES CLOTHING -wool FREE A lesson in complexion parking, two blocks from ... J NON-SMOKER for one 1 GIRL NEEDED winter term. Available January. $135. campus. Ca Ma year old. Used little. Valued new at $1,500. Call Jim, skirts, sweaters, long formal, velvet dress. Sizes 5-8. $3 and SCHULT - 8' x 35', 1952, care. Call 484-4519, East om, Hull Apartments, $62.50/ month. Call 482-6906. No answer, 351-7236. 3-12-1 Michigan or 485-7197, 372-5238. 4-12-1 furnished with shed, on lot 'V through March. Free 349-2706 evenings. 3-11-29 484-5635. 1-11-29 up. 675-5472. 3-12-1 Lansing Mall. Merle Norman near campus, excellent e. rent negotiable. EXCELLENT ROOM for right Cosmetics Studios. C-3-11-30 MEN'S KASTLE (Lange) skiis, APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, condition. 332-4952. 8-12-1 >100 or 351-3869. CEDAR VILLAGE - FOUR BEDROOM house for man. Foreign students bindings, 2 pair boots (size ■M to sublet winter te welcome, grad students like new; refrigerator; kitchen Peanuts Personal 351-3829. 3-11-29 rent. 1 block from campus. 332-3691.4-12-1 preferred, near campus, quiet 8, 9). Best offer. 337-9130, 332-1756. 4-12-1 table. Make offer. 351-9160. 3-12-1 CHAMPION MANATEE 1967 - , jjjj | STREET from apartments. 1 street. Call 337-2592. modern interior, new 30 VICKI: Have a campus. 2 £ THREE LOVELY bedroom one houses. and two Two 1-11-29 SNOW TIRES - Dynaglass XST 5000 miles. VW Sear TEMPLE RUBBING. For sale. refrigerator, gas heat, brick Birthday. Fro work. 1-11-29 furnished; one unfurnished. ROOM FOR serious female 694-2408. 3-11-30 Christmas flea fair at Union wall and large flower box in $140 - $180 plus utilities. 1 - student, quiet, private bath, front. Storage shed. $2,500. GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet 2nd floor 1-4 pm. December 2 miles from campus. lovely home. Walk to GUITAR DIASONIC twelve 353-9462 or 393-3639. 216 Beat house, $62.50 per month. 3rd. 3-12-1 • Street, Available now. 349-3604, campus, parking. 351-6286. Call Joann or Linda, string, excellent condition. . 3-12-1 it 2 - A. B-1-11-29 349-2540. 0-4-12-1 1-11-29 351-2549.011-30 Julie, 349-4226 after 6 pm. AQUARIUMS, 3,5's; 1,10; Think about the good times, i 3-11-30 assorted MEN CLOSE MSU. Clean, supplies; filters; |EASE GORGEOUS GIRL, ATTRACTIVE room in DUPLEX - OWN bedroom, quiet - to lights; gravel. 2, 7' X 3' X one bedroom kitchen, bath, parking. rooms. Cooking. Phone, MINOLTA SRT101 Fl:4 lens, 14" Shelves. Bob, 339-8685 1 quiet house, close, utilities 485-8836. 0-4-12-1 Call 393-8104 $72.50/ month. 351-5582 $140. 355-8173 after 5 pm. between 3-6 pm. S-3-12-1 unfurnished, $3,750. Vacant paid, $90. 351-6722. 4-12-1 after 6:30pm. 3-11-30 3-11-30 now, call Jim FOUR ROOMERS and boarders Phillips, WATERBED SALE: 332-5045. 3-12-1 DESPERATE! ONE, two, three wanted. Sorority. Close to buy a ^NEEDED for 4 - man to sublease apartments or LIBERAL GIRL own room, no campus. Rates compatible ALTO SAXOPHONE, Elkhart, waterbed for Christmas! t, Cedar Village, lease. No deposit. Garage. excellent condition, $150. GREAT LAKES 12' x 5 house. Furnished, own with From $8.50. 351-0717. - winter/ $62.50. 332-4239. X-2-11-29 University dormitory spring. bedroom. Elliott. 332-1051. Phone 355-5832. 3-11-30 3-12-1 located in King Arthui rates. Call 332-2785 for details. If no answer call Carpeted, refriger and LARGE ROOM, walk - in closet. RIEKER FIBERGLASS ski stove included, pets allowed. CONGRATULATIONS ON s 332-6514. 4-12-1 MUST SELLI Norton 1970 SP ri 1. COUPLE NEEDS 3rd person t< Big house, $75 includes boots 8%, excellent Commando. Blue star skiis. Phone 489-7083 or your acceptance VALM MSU aftei r 6pm. 3- utilities. No lease - deposit. share house, own bedroom condition, $50. Call Heinz, boots, poles. 485-8221.3-12-1 784-8871. 5-11-30 impatiently awaits your EMPLOYED STUDENT, male. 482-3624. 4-12-1 Call 482-6535. 2-11-29 332-0844. 3-11-30 arrival. 1-11-29 Kitchen Privileges, study I'¬ E D [aTc room. Bed I LZ-. INDOOR TENNIS Mernbershi MARLETTE 1969 12' x 53', 2 l N A MO GIBSON EBO Bass, 15" JBL bedroom, share bath with one. Close unfurnished, Id O N, AR GREENS t< bass speaker, used T.V., $4,500. Phone 485-0262. A dI bus, limited parking. 5-11-30 cheap. Phone 355-6285. AD References. Call 489-0583 3-11-30 SONY TC-355, accessories and W* after 7pm. 3-11 -30 10 reels of tape. Call 337-2079. HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN; Y AV SONY TC440 3-12-1 CAROL. : SINGLE. IN large mobile home. tape deck 3ji C 1, Cooking. Behind Warrens. auto-reverse, SOS, echo, 6 SJJJ^S) N months old. Best offer. ALTO SAXOPHONE - Selmer. shed, skirting. Located in $65. 351-2715. 3-11-30 MR. BACHE: Heartiest ■ P AlSlI 351-4145, Mike. 2-11-29 Paid $675. Immaculate. Windsor Estates, 646-6578 O before noon or after 6pm. congratulations on Accessories. $425 B D t ,r4|5 CARPETED, FURNISHED, 6-12-1 achievement of your life long Negotiable. 355-5842. 3-12-1 private entrance, near ambition. The Phantom campus, available nowl IOSE 901 SPEAKERS, Sansui SYLVAN Bibliophile. 1-11-29 1969, 2 bedrooms, Phone 351-3997. 4-12-1 5000 receiver, Dual 1219 take over payments. Phone GRANDMA HERSH say: MUSKRAT COAT - excellent changer. Tandberg 6000X 641-6547. 5-11-29 EAST. FOR quiet day employed "Here's to fresher air but condition. Size Medium. $75. deck. Advent Dolby. lonelier days without fat kid person, light cooking, phone, 393-9058 after 5 pm. 2-11-29 351-2648. 3-12-1 and her naked friend." Dave parking, $65. $55 to WHEN YOU need an apartment and Alvin. 1-11-29 commuter. 372-7973. 6-12-1 LUDWIG SKI BOOTS, 10, w that's fresh and new, then DRUMS. Full set. including cymbals, and fiber 5 buckle, $55. you need the rental columns EAST LANSING male students, 3-12-1 of the Want Ads. cases. $1000 new, now $425. TREMENDOUS si: single rooms, refrigerator, 641 6601. 6-12-1 terms down, two terms to go Brody Complex parking. 332-5791. 4-12-1 MARTIN GUITARS: 1939 000 18, GOLDEN EMPRESS 1969-12" Gross me out, your favorit $300. 1960 D-18, $280. X 61', excellent condition, NIKON STROBE, complete Ms. S-5-12-1 pAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples ROOM at AND board for ULREY HOUSE CO-OP. women outfit, 2 years old, excellent 355-2370 priced for quick sale. Lot r"or WINTER' SPRING & S MMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted condition, with D-cell battery 258, Stonegate. Phone 332-5095. 5-12-1 SPELLING BEE pack. 627-5626. 5-12-1 393-6197. 4-12-1 [ finished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and WOMEN'S BUCKLE ski boots If you were to spell out tne J*' air - conditioning. These two man units have parking space for every OWEN GRADUATE hall single - two SEWING MACHINE Clearance size 7. Only worn once. GREAT LAKES 1 969 999. numeral , one you would not use the through ones. We also have Recreation is planned for with » giant swimming pool and private rooms 353-6916.3-11-29 winter-spring Sale. Brand new portable, 337-0459. 2-11-30 -12X60', exc letter "a." When you reach time resident manager for any problems. If you want $49.95, $5 per month. condition. Carpeted, three the number 1,000 and spell a full - Large l*ar*>ng the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call to^V- The one - bedroom ROOM FOR man across from selection of reconditioned STANDEL $650 6—STRING electric It out, the first " I J?rt only $200 with of t h - used machines. Singers, new. at $86/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION GALL, or Union. 211V4 Grand River, Whites, Necchis, New Home case. Beautiful shape. ngs t 1 1 3"6-9 and 12-month leases available. upstairs. 7-12-1 and "many others," $19.95 353-2879. 2-11-30 News Classified Ads are the STATE to $39.95. Terms. STRETCH BUDGET dollars! I^Bff /Vf t'XCL USIVEL Y B AU StA If MANASEMOIT CO., INC. MEN, WOMEN. % block EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING SKIIS HART Standard 205cm, Sell no longer needed automobiles for sale, and it's the most Important place for campus, furnished, carpeted, COMPANY, 1115 North $30, Cubco bindings $10, appliances to cash buyers you to start looking for 351-1310 241 E. SAG'NAW HWV. $13 - $18 weekly. 215 Louis, Garmont buckle boots size Washington. 489-6448. good value when you're car EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN_4£££2.^_^^ 351-4495, 3 - 5pm. 0-10-12-1 C-3-11-30 10 $20. 351-6239. 1-11-29 shopping. Turn there now! 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. Novembet29 Like it says . . . Every ad "shall constitute a clear statement of a bona fide offer or announcement made in good faith. To Our Readers: We do our utmost, given time and manpower limitations, to insure that each ad you see in this paper is worthy of your trust. Undeniably, we slip on occasion. In those cases, normal consumer caution should prevent serious losses to you. If you have any evidence that any ad in the State News does not conform to our stated policy, please contact us at 353-6400. We want to know. To Our Advertisers Meriting the trust of our readers is beneficial ti us both. 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