politeness . . . Thursday js the chief sign of culture. - Baltasar Gracian michigan Fair . . ■ STATE NEWS . . . and cool with a high of 70. state A low of 49 in the evening. university I Number 2 160.7 million for MSU gets )K of House funding unit iccc CUP! PP By JEFF SHELER State News Staff Writer aPProPr'at;ion was part of a the $335.4 million state Senate version by Sen. Charles O. higher education bill reported to the House floor Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, were included in House Appropriations Committee The House bill exceeded Wednesday. the House substitute. . the Senate version These amendments would jsday recommended a $60.7 million by $6.2 million but was $1 million less require state jriation for MSU for the next fiscal than the governor's colleges and universities to remove recommendation. $800,000 more than the Senate Despite threats by some "disruptive" students, faculty and committee unendation, but $500,000 less than members, the employes, require written reports to the recommendation did not vernor's proposal, include any legislature of any damage resulting from new restrictions aimed at had requested $71.1 from the clamping down on student protests. campus turmoil and restrict the possession of firearms on campus. However, three amendments included in Also included was a measure passed last year that would revoke financial aid from students convicted of participating in enote votes campus disruption. The bill went immediately into second reading Wednesday, opening heated debate on numerous proposed amendments. onkin Gulf Several amendments tightening restrictions on were aimed funds to schools that experience campus disruptions. at ASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate voted Althougii the Tonkin Gulf resolution 10 Wednesday to repeal the 1964 used by the Johnson administration as the lo .... Rep. Joyce Symons, D-Allen Park, ..... , „ [of Tonkin resolution as the debate on legal basis for sending 500,000 troops to proposed five amendments that would V ietnam, the Nixon ibodia entered its seventh week with administration has forbid students from taking time off from exchanges over tactics of President taken the position it is obsolete and classes to work on political campaigns, cut ,'s supporters. irrelevant. appropriations for class time lost due to Sen. Robert J. Dole, R-Kan., brought the campus disruptions, require universities to o matter before the senate two tactical coup. War critics had days ago in a Pfly for outside police help during campus planned a full disturbances, and require colleges and debate later on a separate repeal measure, universities to expel students who cause New lottery ulf of Tonkin: The sharp debate broke out before the Dole vote and after it -- -- both on a damage, Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr spins capsules in one of two second possible GOP effort to take the (please turn to back page) plastic drums which will be used in the July 1 draft wind out of the sails of predominantly lottery as he explained plans for the drawing at a Washington news conference Wednesday. /\p Wirephoto hat and why Democratic critics of Nixon administration policies in Southeast Asia. ^en. George S. McGovern, D-S.D., ASHINGTON (AP) — Here at a glance Draft assailed plans of Nixon backers to call up lottery sla tGulf of Tonkin resolution which the as an amendment to the pending military' tvoted to repeal Wednesday: sales bill, so they could defeat it, a it it is: The Gulf of Tonkin resolution sweeping amendment designed to force an requested by former President Lyndon end to U.S. action in all Indochina by next ohnson in 1964, based on two alleged July 1. McGovern anrt fellow sponsors have WASHINGTON (AP) -■ The lottery this The needs of the armed services, Tarr said. At 9 a.m. on July 1, ai V « -vill begin h Vietnamese attacks on- U.S. said they will bring it up later during drawing will use two sets of mixed July 1 that decides who will be drafted capsules one for the 365 birthdays of Which ones go will depend on each man's rotating these drums to m,.; ipsules igence ships off the Vietnamese coast, debate on military procurement. -- even more, stopping only when the lottery next year will be given a double scramble, men born in 1951, the other to assign to availability, physical and mental spassed by Congress by votes of 88 to Calling such a procedure "contemptuous Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr explained ceremony begins at 10 a.m. More than the Senate and 416 to 0 in the House, those birthdays places in line for the draft. qualification and lottery number. of the normal Senate courtesy extended to Tan said men in the 1971 draft pool 100 delegates to a conf rt the it does: The key provision Wednesday. Starting in January and throughout the author of an amendment," the South would be given preinduction physical Selective Service System's \o a d visor, Tarr said the method is designed to leave 1971, local draft boards will draft men to . s and supports the determination Dakota Democrat said, "It also seems to be no doubt of its complete impartiality examination starting in July so they would Committees will take turns drawing about President as commander in chief, to fill the Pentagon's calls according to the a case of crude and cynical partisanship for know as soon as possible whether they seven capsules each from the drums, which all necessary measures to repel any among the almost two million men directly resulting list. us to be playing fast and loose with matters will be rotated anew between eacu Hrav-. attack against the forces affected -- those turning 19 during 1970. How many men will go will depend on the were qualified for the draft. of the (please turn to page 6) A draft States and to prevent lottery was held last December further for men than 19-26 years old -- those being it was used: Though senators denied such purpose was intended, the STUDENTS SAVE MONEY drafted this year. Some mathematicians said that the House cuts method used in December did not i was subsequently used by the administration as partial legal guarantee a random mixture. Capsules containing calendar dates were simply WSU funds for dispatch of more -than 500,000 troops to Vietnam. S' is it controversial: Later accounts questioned whether the Tonkin Gulf MSU rejects rate hike shaken up together, poured into a jar and drawn. This time, the National Bureau of in press issue Standards, at Tarr's request, has prepared lents occurred as reported .and Sen. halls would be charged increased fees to charges are credited to the University 25 scrambled lists of numbers from 1 to By JOHN BORGER for the higher utility rates. general fund, which is largely supported by The House passed an amendment to the Fulbright, D-Ark., has charged it was pay the legislature. 365, and 25 scrambled calendars. ned by fraud and deception, State News Staff Writer state higher education appropriation bill On June 29, official observers will be repeal it? War critics have urged its "The basic reason for the auditor Charges for utilities to University asked to select at random one list from Wednesday afternoon that cuts the as part of the After reviewing University rates for general's recommendation is to make sure facilities are substantially lower than appropriation to Wayne State University clearing a»vay of "Cold commercial rates for similar services. each of the two sets of 25 in sealed ebris" and Nixon says it is no longer utility services, the administration has the general fund receives appropriate credit because of alleged obscenities that decided that the The envelopes. Numbers from one through 365 current rates are for utility services to auxiliary operations," legislature is concerned with will be stuffed into plastic capsules appeared in the campus newspaper. spects: The amendment appropriate, despite recommendations in Roger Wilkinson, vice president for indirectly supporting, through lower rates, Introduced by Rep. Joseph P. Swallow, approved the report of the auditor general that an business and finance, said Wednesday. facilities which it did not approve. according to the scrambled numbers list lesday will go to Senate - House that was selected; birthdays will be stuffed R-Alpena, the amendment to cut WSU's "wnce "adequate rate" be established for utility "I think their feeling is that those funds by $93,000 ts d 79-27. on the military sales bill with a into another set of capsules according to chance it will be approved and be charges to self - liquidating faciltities. At present, University facilities are buildings built without legislative approval the scrambled calendar that was chosen. Swallow said tl \«SU newspaper, The ted in the final legislation. If the auditor general's recommendation charged for utilities, such as electricity should be supported without legislative South End, had on several occasions The capsules will be placed in plastic were followed, students living in residence produced by the power plant, and the aid," Wilkinson said. drums -- dates in one, numbers in another -• printed material considered obscene. Such buildings include residence halls, He said the university had in a sequence dictated by still a third ignored which are self - liquidating, The Student requests by the legislature to "clean up random list from the Bureau of Standards' the paper. (please turn to page 9) sealed envelopes. 5BK OFFERS CHALLENGE Speaker urges exits Boys' State rapidly "The Bible is still our best history book," he said. "If this BY ROBERTA SMITH nation needs anything, it needs things such as faith." State News Staff Writer McGoff advised the young men to be more aware of what is It may have been the high humidity in the Brody Auditorium unshakable. He urged them to recognize education and the Wednesday afternoon, or the unattentive audience, but John spiritual foundations and to ensure the preservation and strength McGoff, president of Panax Corp., disappeared rather abruptly of the family institution. from the final session of Wolverine Boys' State. The typical Boys' Stater, with unshorn hair, levis and a bright An American Legion spokesman said that he thought McGoff T-shirt, didn't agree with McGoff's assessment of his future. He had finished his speech and was in a hurry to leave. sat and noticeably tried to be patient and listen to McGoff's list of why the Roman Empire crumbled but seemed to not envision However, it appeared to several as though McGoff was unable those reasons relating to the United States. to finish his speech because of the thundering applause from the McGoff presented a challenge to them, that he admitted he overly enthusiastic audience. It was not particularly an ovation of could not carry out: to rededicate their personal lives in discipline approval, however. and meet the challenges of world revolution. The Boys' Staters weren't very receptive to McGoff's advice or "No society is better than its people," he said. his biblical and literary references. There was rustling, laughter McGoff told of the cycle that nations encounter and how the and back-row rhetoric throughout the address. United States within eight years would come to its 200-year phase of destruction. Boys' State The "unshakable" pillars and "eternal purpose" will keep society whole during times of economic and moral confusion, When McGoff announced that he would not be here at that time and that the challenge would be met by the young, the audience interrupted McGoff. Whether it was McGoff's prediction |®J»_lowedMillikenyouths' the addresses 1,200 Boys' State march from Brody Complex to the rGpresentaWM,.!! p jront gtate Ngws See related story page 2 ph0to by Dick Warren McGoff said. Praising the spiritual man, McGoff cited him as the stable thing that would keep the country permanent, abiding and eternal. of his own demise in the future or his challenge that jolted the audience, no one could be sure. McGoff didn't stay to find out. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursdayjunp1c Oakland "Oakland University has made on Milliken its own July 1 Black edu draft By JEFFSHELER spoke to several Boy's Staters, Milliken told an outstanding record during its appropriation would be SCLpap State News Staff Writer hundred high school students newsmen that the federal first decade of development," who had marched to the Capitol Voting repeated. Milliken said, Rights Act probably enhanced "A no-bill approach would Gov. Milliken signed into law from MSU where they had the chances for independent institution, passage of a mean an extremely unfortur Wednesday a bill that will sever participated in the 33rd Annual constitutional amendment to By JEANNE SADDLER Oakland University from MSU Oakland may become an even American Legion Boy's State. irresponsible appropriation," °ther lower the voting age in the state. Milliken said, "that could lead to S»t. New, Associate July 1. more creative and prestigious university." Amidst waving flags and strains of "You're On another tonic hp «iH hp de,ays in 80,1001 0Penings ln the Five black educators Editor Christian £tos'hhf * The bill was introduced in a Grand Old expressed (SCLC). p on House by Rep. George ^ F. MSU Present at the bill - signing President Clifton was R. Flag" from a brass ensemble, the believed the lecture soon take final .ction would ;"dcou'dca'» lemi'.tlon their "total dissatisfaction" with the response of the educational Green agreed to Montgomery, D-Detroit, and governor greeted the youths and on the "* conference passed both houses with little Wharton, Oakland University told them the 18 - year state school aid bills and would - y./,. system to the needs of blacks SCLC's at the rl Chancellor Donald D. avoid .. , . , . education difficulty. Rep. xvtp. Montgomery fUMKA O'Dowd, and OCHCIOI several vote was inevitable. approach" taking to a determine "no-bill ™"£5JSL"X t£S and other minority Tuesday. groups here Dorothy Cotton He The bill also provides for an eight - member board of trustees other mwuigviiitij legislators who were "It 11 is becoming 1IICVIM1U1C Ut^UUUlIg inevitable mat 18 - year - olds will get the right that - , , . , year s educatlon budget. , A this approaPc„.. sldetrack the At a small conference called Cotton collaborated with McCoy, superintendent involved promoting the bill, parochiaid provision. to be a|r pointed by the governor. to vote, and I think they If the legislature decides not to "This effort is by Robert Green, director of the New York Earlier the day, Gov. an end - run to Center for Urban Affairs Ocean should," Milliken told the pass a new appropriation bill for (CUA), Brownsville school d' stop parochiaid," he said, "and I the educators met to cheering youths. state public schools, last year's don't think it will work." GOV. MILLIKEN prepare a Johnson, associate "The President has signed a position paper World's long bill has on the national level, but he acknowledged on the education Southern Rouge, University La.; Montgomery, director constitutional problems with some 'ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY' Center for Urban built A" for conv that bill," he said. "So we here at the Capitol are sure the question going to make Temple The University, Phiia goes on the educators did Summer institute ST. LOUIS (AP) ballot this year." elaborate -- What was billed as the longest bar in the on their d! Milliken told the young people set world was built on the St. Louis riverfront to serve beer to the because the of their ideas national Jaycees convention. responsibility to suggestions were The bar, with the gateway arch in the background, was to have improve the system. decisions, but they "That will be Topics ranging from racial environment to non did been 260 feet long. But a local brewery did some research and your major • polluting Representatives from the su(managerial levels of some general aspects found Australia once had a 285 foot bar. responsibility in the days and detergents are slated for discussion in an MSU summer institute. agriculture, education, industry and labor from five government, midwestem conference. months and years ahead," he "Environmental Quality: Now or Never" will be held at states will attend the three Lee Schlittler, a member of the host committee to welcome Center from June 29 to July 1. Kellogg - day session. Citing statistics in sev< delegates to the four - day convention, said: "Ours had to be said. "I think we can make these Utilizing the integrated approach The speakers are mostly university educators, but several communities, Green to mobilize u longer than Australia's. We finally decided to make it 336 feet needed changes in the mass opinion, the institute will cover aspects of speakers will also represent government, labor and medicine. black children were to make sure it was the world's longest." institution." psychology, philosophy, landscape planning, urban development, "Nothing will be done about environmental quality," C.L. San educated in the basic not inner city relationships and th~ Following his remarks to the - family planning. Clemente, director of the institute, said, "unless Besides important sectors of society that have influence get people from improving moving." education, aU of the pari Clemente, professor of microbiology and public agreed that education ha this institute is a health, said that a step toward this goal. He has secured individuals continual process i "who and direct Spectacular move more agents than society and account for its failures and the cl When the all The institute is "sponsored - day conf, by several University departments ended, the participants sa and by the Society for Industrial their position association that advances Microbiology, a professional paper microbiological sciences as applied to present a "creative mo industrial materials, education based processing, products and their associated on the - problems. * the black community." 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E.LANSING Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 25, 1970 3 NEWS summary Goldberg gubernatorial~~ Arthur J- Goldberg, the Democratic Howwd J r/?'Ved the suPP°rt Wednesday of wins in N.Y. primary expected, by about 60,000 votes. But Samuels managed only a 15,000 edge in his native upstate territory, where he had hoped On the congressional level the big primary upset was that of h.it r S' defeated primary opponent, and then to offset his city deficit. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, for 24 years Harlem's Democratic IAcapsule summaiyof the day'i eventi from our wire services. went Gov. Nel^n A RoSte,.begln h'S C"'"""g" "8a",Sl Re"ubllcan Only slightly more than 25 per cent of the state's 3.6 million congressman. He lost by 205 votes to State Assemblyman Charles Rangel, who was virtually assured of victory in November, since registered Democrats bothered to turn out for Tuesday's primary. he has no Republican opposition. However, Powell demanded a U6i yea„ " °lc* former Supreme Court justice and It climaxed a lackluster campaign, in which the chief issue was recount and voting machines in his 18th Congressional District Iv'.nn^n! RockefellerW3iked Up Fifth Avenue sh^ing hands on his Center. His renewed who would be the more formidable — Goldberg or Samuels. opponent against Rockefeller were impounded. Rockefeller began less campaign, now against Another virtual shoo-in in November was Herman Badillo, who than 12 hours after he Rockefeller and his state Republican ticket were endorsed "Oakland was proclaimed University has made victor over Samuels in his first election outing. without opposition. won the Democratic nomination for Congress over four rivals, an outstanding record during its Goldberg called upon independent and Republican voters to and who also has GOP backing. An unsuccessful candidate for his first decade of development. As an r°Lth8 ,StJate'S 13'735 e,ection districts still join him in his campaign as the Democratic and Liberal party party's mayoralty nomination last year, Badillo may become the independent institution, Oakland 492 681tJ'aS? 25V15 492,681 to 447,564. Goldberg Samuels by about 45,000 votes won handily in New York - candidate "because the state deserves better government than it is first Puerto Rican ever elected to Congress. may become even more City, as getting." In advance of Goldberg's primary creative victory, the 61 - year - old and prestigious." Rockefeller conceded that he faced a tough race in November. U.S. PEACE PROPOSAL One factor in Goldberg's favor is the support of the Liberal party. In 1966, it polled 507,000 votes for its own gubernatorial candidate, assuring Rockefeller's third term victory by cutting into the Democratic total. International Mic/easf plan offered Interested in Playing Guitar? LONDON (AP) -- The United -A clearcut Israeli States began acceptance the preferences of the two sides. Two columns of Communist troops hurled a series of sounding out of the 1967 United Nations First Israeli reactions to the Golda Meir takes the view that Middle East governments Arab neighbors may use a attacks against the provincial capital of Kompong Speu Wednesday on a new peace plan Security Council resolution that U.S. plan have been cool. The temporary cease - fire to prepare Wednesday, but were thrown back by a Cambodian that calls for at least a set guidelines for a peace government of Prime Minister for a new offensive. settlement. This acceptance jrmy counterattack. temporary cease - fire and a should stress Israeli readiness to Kompong Speu is at the junction of several highways demilitarized zone along the withdraw from Suez Canal, senior territories, southwest of Phnom Penh and was considered essential diplomats although not necessarily all reported. for the defense of the capital city. But now that Viet Lebanese sources in Beirut said territories occupied in the six - MICHIGAN'S Cong and North Vietnamese troops have retreated, the the U.S. plan day war in 1967. provides for -A clearcut Arab acceptance of oads are once again free for commercial traffic. withdrawal of Arab and Israeli the same resolution FINEST and forces 12Va miles from emphasizing present their commitment to MOST COMPLETE lines and for a three peace and Two members of a right-wing group swore out assault - month to recognition of Israel's cease • fire to go into effect warrants Tuesday night against William Kunstler, July sovereignty. -A joint Arab ■ Israeli defense lawyer for the Chicago 7, after punching, water - throwing brawl a kicking, at the University of United Nations observers would insure no fortifications acceptance that U.N. mediator Gun nary V. Jarring should CAMPING Toronto Monday night. are constructed in the resume his peace mission. This The fray was triggered when Kunstler poured a pitcher demilitarized zone, informants acceptance would recognize said. of water over the head of F. Paul Fromm, a member of Jarring's right to initiate peace Diplomats in London said the negotiations in any manner he he Edmund Burke Society, whose members heckled Americans also suggested: may determine, bearing in mind (unstler's speech at the university's Convocation Hall. We have a fresh supply of nylon and steel string guitars available. We have a convenient guitar lesson U.S. Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans announced Wednesday that talks with Japan over voluntary restrictions of Japanese textile imports into the United States had collapsed. Stans, who had been meeting for three days with the WILCOX MUSIC Sporthaus GRAND RAPIDS LANSING plan with rentals available. lapanese minister of international trade, said there was Wealthy at Lake Dr. E. Michigan at no hope of settlement at this time. Foster new Alexander Dubcek, who led the reform move that ouched off the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, was TENTS - PACKS - FRAMES - BOOTS 1 a little closer to political obscurity Wednesday FOODS - SLEEPING BAGS when he was replaced as the Czech ambassador to furkey. KEEP OUR CAMPGROUNDS CLEAN LIEBERMANN'S The replacement came amid rumors that Dubcek may ace trial for his activities leading to the August, 1968, For the Bride ..... a A strong earthquake, centered near the southern tip of )ueen Charlotte Island, shook a wide area of northern Iritish Columbia Wednesday, but apparently caused no injury or damages. gift of lasting charm National News Disputing President Nixon's assessment of the iconomy, Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said Wednesday recession is an economic fact and "the rhetoric of a radiant tomorrow does not alter it." Taking advantage of an opportunity for free broadcast ime on the national networks, the Montana Democrat pledged the complete cooperation of his fellow party members in the Congress in easing the nation's economic pains. P ZZA OR Secretary of Transportation John Volpe, urging CARRY OUT IN 8 MIN axpayer help for the Penn Central and other ailing railroads, said Wednesday federal takeover of the 10 AND 14 INCH PIZZA carriers is a prospect "if all else fails." i The administration is asking Congress for $750 million loans to railroads to relieve their economic plight. SPAGHETTI ROYAL When asked by Rep. Lionel Van Derling, D-Calif., if Where can you get the SALADS there weren't some other means of assistance, Volpe ®id there is, but if nothing is done soon, federal control HOLLAND W'H be the only solution. HIGHEST RATE The stock market dropped slightly lower Wednesday PEWTER ' moderate trading as analysts said investors appeared st'll shaken of return on any type by the Penn Central bankruptcy action. Choose from so many beautiful The Dow Jones shapes in our great average of 30 industrials fell 5.82 collection of pewter that's hand - Nnts to close at 692.29, a total decline of 28 points since the giant railroad filed the bankruptcy petition of bank savings? craftsmen of spun by skilled the Netherlands. Many are classic reproductions from the golden age of Dutch design. iunday. They make gifts to be cherished through the years. W Michigan News e gift wrap General Motors Corp. reports very good response and ship! Ur'ng the first week of a test OPEN-- project to clear a 20-mile ^00ai0Und • old and Tiaverse City of an estimated 2,000 to 11 A.M. TO 1 A.M. Mon. th*i abandoned cars. 3 P.M. TO 12 Midnight Sun. M began the project June 15 by asking any person AT AB & T OF COURSE! -UNIVERSITY- I 1 an old car they wanted to get rid of to call a GM No other bank offers higher rates of 351-7363 132 N. HARRISON ;, e rship who would then make arrangements to have car's interest on any type of savings AT MICHIGAN ownership checked and have the old junker account or certificate of deposit. ^0 edmetalaway. The which can old cars are then set be reused in foundries. for processing A.B.& T. is the place to save ... no 487-3733 n l'le first question about it! week, five GM Dealerships in the area Port they received 105 phone calls reporting that 580 1101 W. WILLOW 'c'es are available for pickup. Of these, 72 had been 484-4406 AT LOGAN i q by by Monday night. &4aiericaii IhaMi °f Pr°blems, the GM spokesman said, was bank and trust 484-4555 TAKE OUT ONLY' More °Wnersh'P can be °f the car must first be established 2201 S. CEDAR EAST LANSING 209 E. Grand River jlondalaV destroyed. Of the 72 brought in by To 12:00 P.M.,Fri. & Sat. To 1 A.M. DOWNTOWN 113 S. Washington 55 while "ight, clear title had been established for only the remainder are still being checked. MICHIGAN LOUIE BENDER STATE MEW! UNIVERSITY GEORGE BULLARD That liberal education thing I was standing on the Farm Lane Bridge "Well, we wouldn't have to train How to kill people? C'mon." editor-in-chief radicals, and everybody Wn last week filling in the vowels making four - everybody. Just a few, to be leaders in case "No, look," he went on, "all we have to happen when y„„ got FREDERICK J. LESLIE letter words out of three - letter license anything ever came up. We'd make it do is make the University think it's in Sure, I guess. But this ra gtoret Jg # much abortion T "Slow Dance," a play by younger He Is, in his own words, "a self • wanders Into Glas' shop. He Is described as "a watcher victim of his particular By ROBERT KIPPER William Hanley, is far from mild Qf the Imposed schizophrenic," a boy go - by world with no environment. The physical scar who only occasionally allows his State Newt Reviewer Together each drop emotional Insulation and L ... .... N j intention of getting Involved" of his birth •• a hole In his heart true feelings to emerge past the V rjrrrarm 11 —,LAST DAY 7:06 and 9:10—i '«*teld jolned Mjjf «'« t, Michael A. Schwarz, 21, „ J ground." ton, W. Va., was convicted °°yd took the stand and Then, he added, he fired over The MSU KARATE CLUB will hold its first hday on 16 counts of tearfully said he believed all them deliberately to miss, meeting and demonstration Thursday, June Today we can look at the war In Indochina and the repression in this country leditated murder and was billing was wrong. He testified After the final defense and 25th in the Women's IM Gym. Coed classes for and place the blame on the government. We can II life sentence. he Jolned the Marines and prosecution arguments, the point to the actions of our volunteered for Vietnam duty beginners, intermediates and Army in Asia and our National Guard units at home and say that this is the military Judge, Lt. Col. Paul St. advanced result of the present political rd r. Trockman, Boyd s because his older brother had leadership. We abhor it, but we are not responsible. Amour, Bedford, Mass students. Everyone welcome. It is not our policy. We did not make It. We do not like it. attorney, contended as a pacifist who never lould have been sent to a war But it is not enough to say this. For In the upcoming election, if we do not ATTENTION CAR OWNERS change the direction of the government in this nation, this state, and this community, the fault will be ours. We have the opportunity to make the government responsive through the elections this fall, but this will require MSU Sports Car * Complete front end repair and manpower and money from all of us. If we fail, if we substitute platitudes for political action, then we can no longer blame the government. We can only alignment blame ourselves. Club * Brakes * Suspension presents a Lynn Jondahl is running for the State Senate from Ingham County. He is * Wheel balancing * Steering attempting to involve new people, and their ideas, in the search for solutions iu GYMKHANA the problems of this state. The State Senate may not seem like a glamorous body to you. But it is important, and the seat can be won. If you want to work for LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center solutions rather than talk about them, if you want to try to make the political system more responsive, if you care who represents you in the State Senate, then we need your help. Come and meet Lynn Jondahl tonight at 9:00 in Room 34 of the Union. Discuss the issues with him and find out what you can do to help in this election. LYNN JONDAHL TONIGHT MSU INTERNATIONA! FILM SERIES 9 P.M., Fri., Sat. - June 25 - 26 UNION, ROOM 34 FAIRCHILD THEATRE - 7:30 P.M. Single Admission $1.00 PAID FOR BY JONDAHL FOR STA TE SENA TE Tickets on Sale at the Door. Welcome back! STUDENTS WANTED as participants in a Motivational Research I HOPE YOU HAD A NICE VACATION! MY SHOP WILL BE OPEN ALL Program TERM, FEATURING MY DELICIOUS SANDWICHES AND ALL THOSE TEMPTING EXTRAS, MY FAMOUS QUICK SERVICE, AND A FRIENDLY DINING ATMOSPHERE. Good Pay Interested students should call 353-7256 Room 414 Baker Hall Wednesday, June 24 through Friday, June 26, 9 AM — 9 PM or come to Bote's DINE-IN AND SPEEDY CARRYOUT SERVICE 930 TROWBRIDGE RD. 211 M.A.C. AVE. 7C| ¥¥l wOW j^hether or not you called during previous^termsj Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS 4 U.S. men advance in Wimbledon IkFF ELLIOTT i WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) Americans into the fourth round coveted crown in tennis. 111., pro, had only a little more uncovered stands opening be dangerous, but he thought his •• Rain matches washed out several of the Wimbledon of the men's This gave singles. the United States Pasarell beat Milan Holocet of trouble with Eugene Scott of St. Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. James, N.Y., winning 6-4, 6-2, umbrellas around or draping raincoats own three assets -- backhand, their heads. Several service and good physical Ralph definitely Tennis Championships eight of the last 32 places, Bob Lutz of Los Angeles, had an 6-3, and Tom Gorman of courts were too wet to be used, condition-- would give him the Wednesday but not before though none of those who equally easy passage over Phil Seattle, Wash, had a one Charles Pasarell of Santruce, advanced Wednesday were given Dent of Australia 6-2, 6-1, 6-2; fight on his hands before - set Veteran Australian Lew Hoad| edge. of '70-71 S' a two time champion, lost to Metreveli of Russia, who seas - Puerto Rico, led three other a chance of winning the most Marty Riessen, the Evanston, trouncing Peter Curtis of Britain, Esmael El Shafei of the United put out the seeded Jan Kodes of 6-2, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1. Arab Republic 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 4-6, Czechoslovakia Tuesday, lost to The lone American casualty 6-1. Hoad said that given the Jose Edison Mandarino of Brazil Pete Elliott con was Ron Holmberg of Highland Falls, N.Y., beaten 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 by Owen Davidson of Australia, same gusty conditions Wednesday El Shafei might give a tougher fight than expected to as 5*7, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Margaret Smith Court of Australia began her quest for a RjJph Simpson', nefct year are chancesnice clear and Ten representatives a of playin, coUegi, b round figure change the athlete eliBibilitv - on, k n.i £lf for Play was stopped for 20 minutes at one point and his next opponent, Arthur Ashe of Gum Springs, Va., the third th,rd Wimbledon title with an November will Simpson see any action in Jefi impressive 6-0, 6-1 victory over There's a lot of talk going around about how foi occasional showers had the crowd seed. Aussie Junior Champion Sue Ralnh Bump's old to play if the ABA rejects the Denver Rockets on the grounds and in the Ashe agreed El Shafei could Alexander. the Rockets to invalidate it. The NCAA contract L, rule says how Mrs. Court won the first 11 as soon as a player signs a games of the match, faltered professional contract collegiate status and eligibility. Should the Rockets bp f hl\' ANN ARBOR 12-letter man in (UPI) - Pete Elliott, the only University of Michigan history, story" and that he plans to remain in business at any rate. the brick BASEBALL STANDINGS breifly and with a powerful finished serve. strongly let Simpson go, it would pose an interesting situation. may succeed his brother, Bump Elliott, as "I have not talked to anyone about it. I have The All England With no contract, Ralph couldn't receivee aany athletic administrator at the Big Ten school. not thought about it," he said. championships were rained on, benefits from the professional club. money or Don Canham, U-M athletic director, confirmed It was uncertain whether the man who replaces American National but not completely rained out. Between the showers, Charles John Dewey, assistant to Big Ten Bump Elliott will take over the identical position Commissioner Bill Ra. Wednesday that Pete Elliott is one of four men said that MSU could submit a petition for under consideration to fill the post left vacant and title, since Canham said he is reorganizing east east W L PCT. GB Pasarell of Santruce, Puerto contract is invalidated. waiver of the Dewey is apparently referring too J5u the top positions under him. But Baltimore New York 36 31 .540 Rico, led three other Americans when Bump Elliott resigned June 11 to accept university - section 2 of the Handbook of the the athletic directorship at the University of spokesmen said the job would be essentially the New York Detroit 40 33 27 31 .605 .516 Chicago Pittsburgh 35 35 31 35 .533 .500 V4 2 into lien's the fourth round of the which the Big Ten adheres. Intercollegiate K Confl onfere Iowa. same. Boston 31 33 .484 St. Louis .485 singles. After an Investigation in the spring of 1967, It Cleveland 30 35 The first Canham would not reveal the names of the _ .462 part of the rule states the obvious, that a ni»„ other three candidates for the key administrative was charged that Pete Elliott, basketball Coach Washington 30 37 .448 IM News signs a professional contract will become inpliaiw' Harry Coombs and Basketball Assistant Howie intercollegiate competition In all sports, whether or nlV post in the Wolverines' Athletic Dept. He said, Braun had made some $21,000 in illegal aid west WEST W All students who wish to compensation Is received. It goes w l pct L PCT. GB on to state' "How however, there would be no problem in hiring payments to several Illinois varsity stars over a Minnesota gb umpire IM softball this summer student who before matriculation In Pete Elliott, who was forced to resign as head 40 22 .645* _ Cincinnati 48 21 .696 - any college siens » four year period. - California 37 28 Los Angeles 39 30 .565 9 are reminded of the meeting at 7 with a professional athletic football coach at the University of Illinois in President D. D. Henry of Illinois placed the .569 ay, Atlanta 36 30 .545 10V4 tonight In 208 Men's IM. organization reinstatement, and lf he furnishes satisfactory mat anni? March, 1967, for his involvement in a slush fund. three on probation for one year. The chkaito 2s 42 5V4 San Francisco 32 36 .471 15W Softball managers must have Elliott, reached at his Martinsville, Ind., office, Big Ten Kansas city 24 office, however, told Illinois to either fire the Milwaukee 23 41 '369 I7S Houston 30 40 .429 18V4 their entries and team rosters recommendation of the Commissioner, (a) that no fi- 44 !343 20 San Diego 30 43 .411 20 consideration was involved for signing the contract or said as far as he's concerned "It's just a rumor three men or get out of the Big Ten conference. into the IM office by 5 p.m. under the contract, and (b) that the contract has been canr WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Saturday. the Faculty Representatives, after consideration of the Cleveland 7, 4, New York 2, 5 New York 9, 6 A mixed scotch doubles gathered by him, may restore the student's Chicago 5, I eligibility BUT New Dimensions in Tennis DETROIT at Washington, night Kansas City at Oakland, night Montreal at Philadelphia, night St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night bowling league is being formed this summer by the IM and is student shall be deprived of one year of intercoll- Los Angeles at Atlanta, competition, commencing when the student would o Chicago at California, twi-night night Minnesota at Milwaukee, night San Francisco at open to all students and their have been permitted to compete." Cincinnati, night Baltimore ai it Boston, night San Diego at Houston, night spouses. Entries are being accepted through July 3 at the So, even if Simpson's contract were invalidated and the Fa Your new Head Master racket Men's IM Office. Representatives were to grant him eligibility, he would have ii out the 1970-71 designed to playing qualities superior give you to Attention M.S.U. Students he's t0 be graduated 1972, Simpson season. B- in Ju those found in other all-metal could play This Ad Worth $1.00 To You one more year of college rackets. Permits a smooth flow maximum of power of with control and a ON THE PURCHASE OF ANY Hair Sty The ABA got itself into hassle when they tried tod minimum maintenance with PRICED line between signing a "har features stringing. like conventional PIPES $6.95 AND OVER by P case" player and signing j superstar. More than likely problems won't end until THIS OFFER VALID TO M.S.U. STUDENTS ONLY get rid of the hardship cl $36.00 203 , 501'A E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing Simpson's signing is enough controversy and fe North Washington MAC'S Open 'Till 11 o'clock Michigan among the professional and the NCAA that a de rule is likely to be establisl the near future. If there there may be several 2283 E. Grand River superstar players who f Okemos their college eligibility in 351-9494 to combat their "hardships. TODAY ONLY! Cage star pic 10 AM to 3 PM North Carolin JAPAN . . . MANSFIELD, PA. (UP Tom McMlllen, 6 ■ foot • 1' school basketball star sc 260 colleges, finally pick- EXPO '70 University of North Ca John Roberts because of Its academic, as athletic standards, his said Wednesday. The 210-pound Mc" Small, Exclusive, chose North Carolina Mid-Michigan Group narrowing the list of sc. Dr, Hideya Kumjta RING seeking him to six. They Tour Leader Pennsylvania, Duke, Ma (where his brother, Jay, Departing Aug. 16 for Two Weeks basketball star), Vlr Kentucky, and North Ca" All Inclusive McMlllen, son of a dent from Lansing !1,149cc this remote norf Pennsylvania community, JOIN THE GROUP - SEE OR CALL . a record shattering 3 "n° DAY during his scholastic career more than any other boy I WALDO COLLEGE state's history. He v TRAVEL OFFICE schoolboy basketball star TRAVEL AGENCY United Press International 115 W, 1 30 W. Grand River team all - state honors Allegan - Lansing East Lansing yearo In a row. 372-8020 351-6010 SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE HERE CLEARANCE DIRECT FROM JOHN ROBERTS. Spring and Sum Dress and C TRADE-IN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL RING Joyce Andrew Gellet Coresso $7.50 allowance for men's rings Arrc I Hit! & Dec. $5.00 allowance for women's rings 10.00 to 20.00 Regular 18:00 to 32.00 Jac«bsoris (Jwus pooi&&R« 507 E. Grand River - Across from Berkey 1st Meeting Tuesday, June Rm. 35 Union for more Information 30tn Bldg. call: 339-2826 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 25, 1970 9 Powell defeated Lf YORK J.M«teS. SUPP<>,ted 0tlK' government During that period funds. he stayed When he went to Washington, Powell gained a reputation as a utility charges, if the appropriations cannot cover the price increase. Residence halls would have to and Pop Entertainment), are based on the average direct cost of maintenance. Overhead is ghose another black. tLcTrlTtalk along h" d mu.ch much of the time on retreat of Bimini his island lover of f'ne fo°d, drink and raise student fees to cover higher charges, he said. not included in the rates. in the clothes, as well as an effective The audit report, which was released last Total revenues from such charges were less committee chairman. month after nearly three years of preparation. than $15,000 last year, Wilkinson said. MSU Book Store has it for the Summer Student SPORTSWEAR, SUPPLIES, JEWELRY, STATIONERY, AR1 SUPPLIES, SOUVENIRS, MUGS, MSU Pick up your all - purpose bag. Disguised as a book bag, it is in book BOOK actuality a pool bag (for those trips to the I.M. Pool), an ice bag (for those cold beverages), or maybe STORE even a bowling ball bag. IN THt CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 2s Automotive Automotive Scooters & Cycles Employment For Rent For Rent For Rent CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" portable, companies. Compare our rates. GIRLS, SHARE large bedroom, APARTMENTS FOR rent. Close to $8.50 per month including stand. walking distance, pool. 361-1280 2205 East Michigan, Lansing or campus. Summer, Fall. 351-6586 who|esa|er 351.B800 Call J. R. CULVER COMPANY, or 351-2027. 1-6-25 Lansing, 3-6-26 CAMARC, 1969, 307, automatic, manual. 332-6911, after 6 p.nr for information. O 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East vinyl roof, 9,000 miles, extras. 699-2738 after 4 p.m. 3-6-29 HONDA 1969 350 Scrambler. 2,600 F0UR MEN 0VBr 21 'or 20-25 hours Lansing. C MARRIED STUDENTS. Spacious 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeting, Houses ..ll CHEVROLET 1961 2-door hardtop. MG MIDGET 1964. Beautiful miles. Best offer. 1970 14' of wnlno work weekly. The drapes, air - conditioning, and AUTOMOTIVE Scooters Dependable. $125. Steve Brecht, condition. Must 351-4159. 1-6-25 sell. Call fiberglass sailboat, $100. students working for us now Apartments kitchen appliances, otherwise EAST LANSING. Three girls, Auto Parts & cyc|es 351-3921.3-6-29 Complete scuba gear. Call Jim, average $67.23 a week. Call Mr. unfurnished. 20 minutes from summer term. $50 each. After 6 &s6rvi OLDSMOBILE 1967 standard, V-8, 339-9445. 2-6-26 Marks at 372-6522. 2-6-26 3 BEDROOMS, Lansing. Convenient campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern p.m., 332-5320. 3-6-26 * Aviation brick building, $160 a month. Call CHEVROLET 4-door. BEL AIR, 1965. air, radio. Call 531-6628 after 5 TRIUMPH 1969 500. Low mileage, YOU CAN make $3,000 in 2% State employees. $110 monthly utilities paid. 485-0237. 3-6-29 Mr. Long evenings 663-8063. EAST LANSING. Lower duplex 2 * EMPLOYMENT for rent Good p.m. 4-6-30 excellent condition. Call Bill, 5-7-1 months this summer. Lease private bedrooms. Carpeted, furnished. 351-7295. 3-6-26 OLDSMOBILE 1965 Dynamic, 482-9329. 2-6-26 resort at Alward Lake near TWO MEN needed for four man. Phone 351-5964. 3-6-26 Apartments 67W■ 1 GIRL needed for automatic, power steering, brakes. Lansing. Fully equipped. Has been Pool, air conditioned, 339-2753 3-man. Houses TRIUMPH 1969 Trident. 750cc operating for several years. Good after 5 p.m. 4-6-30 $40/monthly. Call 351-7663. CAMPUS NEAR four Good tires, battery, and radio. Must sell. 882-0915. 2-6-26 - bedroom Rooms triple. Beautiful. Call 337-9434 or swimming site. Bath house, picnic 3-6-29 house available Only 56,000 miles. $270 or best July 20. 4 or 5 * for sale 337-9090. 3-6-29 grounds, lunch ONE TO three girls needed summer, offer. Phone 355-2798. 2-6-25 counters. Phone single persons or family. $300 per TRIUMPH TR-6, 1969. 9,900 miles. MCKAY REALTY, 484-7726. Americana Apartment. Reduced EAST LANSING studio i month. Phone 655-1049. 4-6-29 Animals IUTLE Overdrive, 2 Tonneau covers. Like . 5-6-30. Air conditioned. 241 CHEVROLET, 1959. Standard. new. 332-1116. 3-6-26 rates. 332-0460. 3-6-29 Harrison. Mobile Homes Radi>. 351-6586. 3-6-26 FOR SUMMER. Near Frandor, 4 $90, offer. Runs well. 351-7427,353-3252. 3-6-26 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent YOUNG MAN with back - of - the - ONE MAN needed for 2 men bedrooms. Furnished, air * PERSONAL open d-'ii! condition, radio, new tires, must Auto Service & Parts counter burger stand experience apartment. 300 M.A.C., 3rd floor. EAST LANSING near campus. One conditioned. $250 month. Call •PEANUTS PERSON 35H to train as supervisor for our chain Apply after 5 p.m. 3-6-29 bedroom, furnished. CHEVROLET 1962, good running sell. 393-4387. 1-6-25 Large airy 355-4667, or 351-8171. 3-6-26 * real estate of ice cream parlors. Contact Mr. rooms. Air conditioned. condition. Call Jim at 351-3312. TRIUMPH FASTBACK top. Great 2-6-25 VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1962. shape. Call for Thomson, Miller Farms, Box 100, MARIGOLD APARTMENTS. 911 Beautifully maintained. Select FURNISHED, UTILITIES paid. 1 to * recreation T appointment Eaton Rapids. Phone 663-2411. Marigold across from campus. clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or 4 students. Phone after 5 p.m •SERVICE Excellent body and engine, $550. 351-3861, Mark. 3-6-29 5-6-30 Deluxe 2 furnished 882-6549. O Phone 351-1824 or Northwind man apartments. Now leasing for fall. 882-5536. 3-6-26 "typing Service Thats Apartment No. 42. 3-6-29 * MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. EARN UP to $3000 this summer. Car necessary. Earn and learn in ^ IV 9-9651 or 351-1890. O STUDIO APARTMENT unfurnished ONE OR two girls. House. Immediate * TRANSPORTATlOf Joy . . . except range and refrigerator. occupancy. $50. Close. 351-3334. WANTED Complete auto painting and spare time. Call 351-7319 711 BURCHAM. Deluxe 3-man Across from campus. Reasonable. 3-6-26 STORY collision service. IV 5-0256. C furnished apartments. Now leasing Phone 332-0792. 5-6-30 deadline ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call TEACHING POSITION open for for fall. Phone IV 9-9651 or 337-0780. O 632 SOUTH Mifflin Street. 2 1 P.M. one class da "~BR BEECHWOOD, 2 bedrooms bedrooms for 2 grad students - before publication. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 1970-71 school year. For nursery G01 furnished. Close to campus, $110 monthly plus utilities. Call SHOP. Small dents to large school in Fowlerville. Half day EFFICIENCY AND one bedrooms. summer and fall leases. 332-0965. ED 2-4770. 5-6-30 Cancellations - 12 noo DR wrecks. American sessions. Call Jean one class DATSUN SALES cars. and foreign Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 521-3164. 3-6-26 Johnson, El Vernon and Plymouth block. Call Ted Steele, East HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT day bef0 m mil 3165 E.MICHIGAN Lansing COMPANY, 351-7910.0 EAST LANSING: publication. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C Duplex 3 Realty, 332-3534. 1-6-25 Rumbus One Block From bedrooms, unfurnished except Campus FEMALE HOUSEKEEPER, $30 per NEW MANAGEMENT Bay Colony stove, refrigerator, dishwasher. phone week plus room and board. FEMALE GRADUATE Aviation Live-in. $50 per week extra if you needed to share apartment. Call student and Princeton Arms. 1 and 2 $195 utilities paid. 332-8064. 355-8255 bedrooms from $130. 337-0511. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to can type. Call 351-6729, 3-6-26 353-3648. 2-6-26 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT rates learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. COMPANY, 337-9228, O 3 BEDROOMS, Lansing, well Iday $15 WANTED: BOOKKEEPER part RIVERHOUSE Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C - APARTMENTS. maintained. $130 monthly. Call 15c per word per time. Basic bookkeeping skills, Several day luxury one bedroom UNIVERSITY VILLA, 4 blocks to 337-1031. 3-6-26 3 days good business writing, attention to apartments still available for Student Union. Reduced summer $4.Q details. Hours flexible. Call for "\3%c per word per summer. 2 blocks from campus. rates. Fall leases available. 2, 3, MALE STUDENT to share two day TRIUMPHS appointment, 337-2310. 2-6-25 NEED HELP in Call 337-2406 or 332-0255 or see model apartment, 204 River and 4 man HALSTEAD furnished. 351-4694. MANAGEMENT bedroom utilities house with same. Included. $75, Phone 5 days 13c per word per day $6.5 my stereo Street. 2-6-26 COMPANY, 351-7910. O 371-1849, 3-6-26 (based on 10 words per at department. $4.75 per hour. Call 371-1913 between 9:30-12:00. C SOUND MOVER! ALBERT APARTMENTS. Deluxe 2 PREFER Hendricl MARRIED couple. 4 BEDROOM house for family. Yard, Peanuts Personals bedroom apartment available for must I 2 Triumph Spitfires. One 65 Completaly furnished. Across porch, garage, $150 month. pre-paid. gency. summer. 1 block from campus. from campus. 332-8552. 3-6-26 arising "In" with fun lovers. A proven workhorse, too. Rugged, and one 68. If you like to For Rent Call 337-2406 or 332-0255, or see 332-0767 after 5 p.m. 3-6-26 There will be a 50c servii lichigan, economical OHV engine. Full synchromesh 4-speed tinker with cars, take a look model apartment, 204 River iformati* FOUR ROOMS partially furnished, WEST END. Groovy old large house, and bookkeeping charge transmission. Six foot steel cargo bed. Up to 50% cheaper at these. Priced right. FOR RENT: Woman's Street. 2-6-26 English ideal for couple. Lansing. private room, kitchen privileges. this ad is not bicycle. $10/summer. 351-2007. paid with to buy and drive. Up to 30 MPG gas economy. Fully 372-7621 after 6:30 p.m. 3-6-26 Pets welcome. 372-8666 after 5 one week. 337-0132 afternoons. 1-6-25 EAST LANSING, 1 bedroom equipped. White sidewalls, heater/defroster. Roomy, p.m. 7-7-2 unfurnished. Quiet building. 126 MILFORD The State News will comfortized vinyl cab. STREET. 2 man TV RENTALS Students only. Low Prefer single professional person. - deluxe, air - conditioning, 2 blocks responsible only for th The sound move is to monthly and term rates. Call 337-0781. 3-6-26 from campus. Summer and Fall Rooms "P6d foidtutb jnc. 351-7900 to reserve yours. leasing. $170. 372-5767, first day's incorre UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C FRANDOR NEAR. EAST LANSING. Close-in. insertion 489-1656. Days, 484-1579. 0 Cooking 2924 E. Grand Riv<^ furnished, $150. Immediate privileges. Single women only. $54 RENT A TV from a TV company. occupancy. Phone 351-9083. per month. Phone 332-5988 after NEAR SPARROW Hospital. 301-312 Lansing 484-2551 $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 13-7-10 6 p.m. 2-6-25 South Holmes. 1 bedroom NEJAC TV RENTALS. C ACROSS FROM campus. Furnished apartments furnished. Summer rates. 351-5323. O STUDENT ROOMS (male). Walking For Rent 2 bedroom apartment. Summer distance to campus. Summer term. Your term. 332-4426. 3-6-26 $60 per month. 485-6581. 2-6-25 blueprint for Luxury... 817 NORTH furnished Cedar. apartment. utilities paid. Adults only. IV 3 room Garage, EAST LANSING. Close-in. 3 rooms and bath. Unfurnished. Married couple or single woman only. No students. $135 per month. Phone PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Michigan Avenue. Study and sleep in quiet room for $15 a week. near WOMEN: from 3-6-26 MSU ATTRACTIVE, furnished, clean room, 2 Union. 3: 332-5988 after 6 p.m. 2-6-25 yiQj_oj 5-3848. 2-6-26 627-5454.2-6-25 SOF A, $20; 2 chairs $5 each. P VESTIBULE MEN 21 and over. Clean, quiet 332-2477.3-6-26 rooms. Cooking and parking. 3320143. L_! 1 CI I D M APC HURRY . . . SccT"81'16' 485-8836. O 487-5753, L0VE $30.00 ROMANCE, month. Adve Close, double. 268 Milford. 10-7-8 I0SINGLE double,! ROOMS FOR girls. Close to campus. Only 2 Apartments C<*>kmg privileges. 351-6586. SINGLE ROOM for girl studen 489-9440. CA- RO 351-8325. 1-6-25 Left for the Summer SPARTAN apartment. HALL Men singles and women. and SINGLE OR double for women 5:30-6:30, 351-9286. Anytime - Union. Cooking, pa 1 Block from Campus 372-1031.0 332-1895.3-6-29 Alr-Conditioned * Furnished 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Balconies Roommate Service SUMMER RIVER'S EDGE APTS. EMPLOYMENT 251 River Street, 332-4432 Male - Female (now interviewing) Toyota Corolla Openings for Michigan. Immediate openings available. Average summer earnings up to $3,000. Contractual agreement if you qualify. 75 year old major industrial firm with new concept in marketing, helping figi.. inflation. Bonus and incentive plan. Full training provided. Call NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE MODEL APT. C-17 OPEN LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW immediately for employment director of university ACCEPTED EVERYDAY 1-6 division. Call 351-3700. CLOSED SUNDAY Phone 332-6441 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing CROSSWORD student units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive PUZZLE Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control - central air conditioning. These four man units ACROSS have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The 1. Abscond 30. Enlisted men student's leisure time 7. Tropical fruit 32. Wither has been adequately planned for with a giant heated 12. Mangle 33. Weather swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. 13. Far Eastern prediction If you want to be 14.Tune 35. Ineffective among the first residents of 15. Rancid 36. Mythical lance TWYCKINGHAM call today. There are units starting at 16. Including 37. Topaz $70/month per man. 17. Sable hummingbird 18. Clangor 39. Misplay 20. Dawdler 42. Trimming 25. Accomplishment 45. Brants See what 73 hp 26. Sea bird 27. Hit notice 46. Shore bird 47. Rubberneck 28. District 48. Cancel 1 1 1 r3— 6 ' ' » " ran do for a small economy car % 8 12 IH 1 13 15 % Come in and check the shape... %% 18 •9 ,6 1 20 % 21 n %a % 22 h 24 25 the statistics... 26 % 27 4620 S. HAGADORN 28 29 3o 31 32 £ TWYCKINGHAM 33 % 3M % 35 APTS. 4 WHEELS of %%% 36 management exclusively by: % 37 ?8 % 2200 S. Cedar Lansing Inc. 39 45 d 2JF" ALCO MANAGEMENT COMPANY Only minutes from the campus 17 Co West on Ml. Hope, then 2 blocks South on Cedar Michigan State News, East Laming, Mu.Ui^n Thursday, June 25, 1970 11 Student For Sale Personal Service Service Wanted DIRECTORY STEREO: GARRARD turntable, 2-way speakers, 20 watt receiver 54 year old. Also like new, 1968 RCA 355-8047. 3-6/26 Tv' ART LESSONS: Individual or small groups. Learn tie die, batik, painting and print making. Some materials provided. Reasonable EXPERIENCED MOTHER babysit in her Spartan home, 353-6839. 2-6/25 will Village COMPLETE THESIS service. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of theses, resumes, HOUSE OR apartment, ava.lable September for grad student, wife and house broken, well behaved publications. Across from campus, dog. Write Gerald Clason, 421 rates. 351-6957. 3-6-26 CLOTHING COLLEGE TRAVEL POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR103 also SEWN to order. Will corner MAC and Grand River, East 9th Street, Davis, California GOLF driving special sale $29.95 up plus FREE custom design. Reasonable below Style Shop. Call i (, A. BOB JONES PAINTS OFFICE range crystals. MAIN ... A thrilling hour of beauty. rates. 351-6957. 3-6-26 COPYGRAPH ELECTRONICS, For appointment SERVICES, BLOOD DONORS needed $7.50 for has a full line of 130 Wont Ciriuid miniature golf 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue MERLE call 484-4519. NORMAN COSMETICS 337-1666. C all positive. A negative, B negative HIy«i Hlvi, Lansing. C ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking unfinished furniture. STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan and AB negative, $10.00. O 351J 0 Range, Grand C-6-26 Wanted negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Mason ,77.8141 HtfU«T *** or Mhv. m-HiVo Ar"W mlnutWi Animals SMOKE GETS in your eyes, you rub SANDRA LEVIN has openings for COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507% East Grand River, East BROOKS Imported SIAMESE BLUE Point it out - Hair gets in your eyes and SANDALS MADE responsible people. Candidate for Lansing. Above the new Campus 18 hole miniature .MTLER'SKIDDIELAND Intact lens" old. Call Eaton seven Rapids, 663-4372 weeks you've got a problem . . . UNION WHILE-VOU-WATCH. governor needs volunteer aide in canvassing and other work. Peter Book Store. Hours 9 a.m. to 3:30 iU Sa|«t 3-6-26 BUILDING -7 RIDES and services 1-6-25 BARBER SHOP Custom-made to fit you! Elliott, 400 Michigan Building, p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Frandor S«rvlc« a. M. DEAN, o.a PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR Bagley Avenue, Detroit, 48226. BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE kittens, 9 2-6-25 P.m. to 6 30 p.m. 337-7183. C 482-1473 210 Abbott Rd. open d:i'ly parties 5014 N. Grind kulte #16 weeks old. Call 332-6717. 3-6-26 Real Estate 501 E. Grand River 351-' n>4 351-0160 River. Lannrw Below LICENSED CHILDCARE in my VOLUNTEER TO EAST Campus Drugs>332-4074 332-6563 REGISTERED QUARTER HORSES LANSING, Pinecrest area. Spartan Village home. For students, summer Learn to fly? Sure you f - Show Stock. Best in Spacious 3 bedroom brick and SENSIBLE SHOPPERS check information call 355-9910. S-7-1 355-5191.3-6-26 breeding, aluminum ranch. Paneled family The small ad Use our Air The tlyle y,m want good dispositions. Classified for big values in late Taxl-6«rvlc< Ready to show. room with built-ins. 1 % baths, Buy a new Piper /or that tf/ecial dale' Boxstall accommodations for model cars. Turn to the Want Ads boarding. fireplace, tile basement, 2 car nowl That says so much ... All at: Elda Diane - Inside and outside riding garage. Beautiful the experts at KAMIJSS Francis Aviation Heauty Salon arena. Tack and trailer inside. The Dutchman, Julius storage $27,500. Phone 337-7084. 3-6-26 landscaping. say Joyce 355-8255 Capitol city Airport Owner, 626-6923. 15 Vox minuted Typing Service HAS LETT WELCOME BACK 4R..,,, west of Lansing. 2-6-26 A-Frame, 2 bedrooms, fireplace, wooded lot. $15,000 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith APRICOT 339-2938. 3-6-26 BUD'S MINIATURE poodles. offset printing. Complete service BRANSON BAY Buying Golf Clubs? AKC registered. One female for AUTO PARTS one EAST LANSING, Okemos schools dissertations, theses, GOLF COURSE and Why not check at male. 332-4692. 3-6/26 by driving RANGE Late Model Motors and Indian Hills Golf owner. 4 bedroom home. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 20 years experience Gel your car ready for Shop SAINT BERNARD puppies. AKC $31,500. For details phone 332-8384. C parts a speciality Okemos 332-6925 351-4255. 5-6-30 m miles W. of Mason on - registered. Ready now. Loveable Halfway between Holt and Indian Hills Golf Course, pets. 339-8583. 56/30 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. No /ob too large or too sme" Summer trips folumbus Rd. phone 663-4144 Mason on N. Cedar 699-2154 EAST LANSING. 4-5 bedrooms, Okemos spacious older Block off campus. 332-3255. C home. Study, WorYGN'S Mobile Homes dining and family rooms. Large Frandor Shell Station 50c SPECIAL 50c private Shock Absorbers nL Home of The Grad "Plan yard, double garage. 196S IBM Watch for "THE HAT" Major repairs Including Wash up to a 9X12 rug HILLCREST, 12x60, Deluxe. 2 Owner, $29,950, 337-0909. TF lith tune-up and brake work in our 25 lb. Texas washer. bedroom.unfurnished.Many extras. Wide World of Sports mechanic on duty SDROW's Call 625-3520. W LOVELY SIX room home near Hardbinding. Complete Service for the most Discerning. $j{^88 pair 3006 Vine St. 7ECONOWASH campus. Two car attached garage. l 1 351-8811 3024 All State Road Saginaw Service 489-8010 | 1 D'ock a.m.-11 p.m. west of Sears. 1969 12x60 mobile home at Arthur's possession. Court. Phone King Immediate 489-3968. 2 baths. Ideal for faculty. IV Master's & Doctoral Candidates. Free Brochure and Consul tat i CALL CLIFF and PAULA installed free Ximpare - 5 This Space BEAD CRAFTS. 3-6-26 CHAMPION NEAR CAMPUS. 3V4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, basement, 3 car HAUGHEY 337-1527. C Tune Up 10x48' two full size endrickson Insurance FOR RENT DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES, bedrooms. Near University. garage. $19,500. 332-6324. 3^/26 the Family a&Ms $29*5 8 cyl ART Reasonable. Phone aency. 505 Albert, East REPRODUCTIONS 332-0665 Joyce 3-6-29 ansing Michigan. and Lansing. 2205 E. For 355-8255 Building Specialties CIRTUS 32x8'. Good shape 1956. Service $24*5 6 cyl nformation, 484-8173. 693 M-43, Okemos. 337-7505 includes name brand points, $995. Behind Gables. PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and John leather cleaning and refinishing plugs, and condenser 351^72^9. 5-7-1 service. Now being offered at FULFILL YOUR DREAM of home OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS. For Rent For Sale For Sale ownership! See the good home buys in the Classified Section 2155 Hamilton Road, 332-0611. HOME OF THE Brake Reline KITCHEN today! PROFESSIONALS. O I, SINGLES. $12 weekly. CABINET with formica SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Cooking, parking. 327 Hillcrest. 337-9612,332-6118. 3-6-26 top; portable automatic washer; curtains, drapes; useful in housing. 351-6493. S-7-1 married Brand new portables $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used - $49.95, machines. suF5 FOR girls in Okemos: 5 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New cooking privileges, parking, own GARAGE SALE: Clothing, Prescriptions furniture, Home & "Many Others." $19.95 athroom, air conditioned, $10 toys, typewriter. Thursday - to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS $13 per week. Linens Saturday, 4489 Tacoma, Okemos DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, able. 4612 North Okemos 1-6-25 1115 North Washington, I, ED 2-4021. 3-6-26 !. C-6/26 BEAD LOOMS, will make filled promptly and an. GLE, DOUBLE, male. Close, Ask for Charli, 332-3848, oi ROLL-AWAY bed, good condition. dependably at )le, quiet. Parking. Phone a message. S-7-1 Call 353-7822 or 351-8603. 332-3094. 3-6-26 3-6/26 FRESH SUPPLY of folk guitars from State RLS, COOKING to 332-0143. 3-6-26 campus. privilec $40 t $34.50 MUSIC on LANSING. C-6-25 up. COMPANY, MARSHALL EAST SONY MODEL 530 recorder. Slightly used, $169. Used, Westinghouse color TV, stereo $195. Big screen, plays real good. tape (juSSweiA 1105 E. GRAND RIVER Gunson Drug WALGREEN OSINGLES, $15 and $14 a week. TIRES: WHITEWALLS, 8.85x15's Used AKAI Sony, Panasonic ED 2-2011 AGENCY !, 59 per person per week, two new, two used. Matched pairs stereo tape recorders, players, nditioned. Ted or Wendy, 337-1253. 5-6/30 cassettes. Koss Pro-4-A stereo 89-9440. 26-25 headphones. Used twice, perfect WE DO most condition. Garrard repairing, and replace turntables, Summer's the time. - ROOMS for young n broken frames. OPTICAL $25, up. Used V-M, 120 watt DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan stereo receiver. Sharp 30 watt .. Avenue. 372-7409. C-6-26 stereo receiver with speakers. Coral 30 watt speaker set. 100 used and USED TV's $19.95 and up. Used guaranteed 8 track stereo tape UNG LADIES 5 minutes fro^ radios and stereos. Cost Sale on We've got the Place! cartridges $2.50 each. 300 stereo Completely furnished discontinued lines of TV's,' albums, 75c, up. 25 used portable paid. 372-8077 before 4 stereos, radios, tape recorders. 304 typewriters, latest models, $24.50, East Grand River, up. Used golf sets, $14.95, up. Lansing, New and used fans. Used TV sets, __489-5214. 3-6-26 For Sale $39.50, up. Used Realistic 55 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, Polaroid 0VES- canisters, up-rights. $7.88 and up. , $9.9! i 35mrr LIMITED VACANCIES NOW FROM S160 MONTH eds, REFRIGERATORS, 1 year guarantee. DENNIS SLR c s by Canon, Mine Buy/Sell. ABC DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 EC0NDHAND STORE, 1208 North Cedar, opposite City Market. C-6-26 Haslett Arms Gose to Berber Hall » 'ORTABLE Motorola black and ZENITH CIRCLE of Sound stereo. » Air Conditioned tote. Excellent WILCOX SECONDHAND condition. Call 154 years old. New diamond 137-0773. 3-6-26 STORE. 509 East Michigan, 135 -145 Hasten Street ► Carpeting needle. $130. 393-0653. 1-6-25 485-4391, 8 a.m.-5:30 Lowebrooke Arms • • Short walk to Campus Air Conditioned • Wood panekng. Bookshehet 1300 E. Grand River • University Terrace • • Opposite Campbeii Hal Air Conditioning Wood paneling 414 - 424 Michigan Avenue • Ciose to Campus Delta Arms • • Ample parting Fuih carpeted • Ar Conditioned 233 - 235 Delta Street Cedarbrooke Arms • Air Conditioning • Carpeting 206 Cedar Street Evergreen Arms ' » -i Wock frcm Campus apartment! 341 345 t Air Conditioning - Evergreec Street Edgewood Apartments :fzsgr* Aero® Mict. Ave. from Mayo Hall f. M. rfu/ver 217 Ann St Niext to Min-&-Wlart 1 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan (continued from page 1 > Committee recommends Collins ANN ARBOR normal adult (UPI) - "Every Collins, 23, a former student trial housewife with three children persons has almost been ha| debate reads the at Eastern Michigan University appropriations subcommittee on on the bill. who was asked if she had an exhausted. About one - third of of Rep. Symons' amendments colleges and universities, said the "But newspaper and listens to the in neighboring Ypsilanti, is we expected most of the radio and forms an opinion," a opinion on Collins' guilt or the approximately 150 jurors disi were set aside for consideration charged with the first appropriations bill "could not repressive measures to be in the - degree innocence. individually examined were V later in the evening. get through without some form of tough language," he potential woman juror for the murder of Karen Sue Beineman, John Norman "Every normal adult reads the dismissed because they had Juc Other amendments dealt with repressive measures." continued. "Now we're seeing Collins coed 18, Grand Rapids, a freshman at murder trial said Wednesday. newspapers and listens to the opinions about the case. wil establishing uniform tuition for some efforts to change the heart EMU. When Miss Beineman was radio and has an opinion," she The defense and prosecution "I think we're seeing the kind Her statement came toward ear the state's junior and of the educational matter and killed last July 23, she became answered. "People may say they still have nine opportunities each of amendments we anticipated," the end of the fourth week of the community colleges. the funds involved." the seventh and last don't have an opinion, but they to dismiss jurors they do not young 15( Rep. George F. Montgomery, Montgomery said during a recess Montgomery said that he still jury selection, as the possibility woman slain under similar wouldn't be honest." She was want without having to grew that an impartial jury may circumstances in the Ann Arbor explain not D-Detroit, chairman of the following the first round of floor expected the House to vote on dismissed, although she said she why. The necessary 12 jurors not be seated here and the trial Ypsilanti area within two years. jur< the final bill before the end of - could be an impartial juror. and two alternates have been end ifBWHATB, the Wednesday evening session. may have to be shifted another location in Michigan. to One of the potential jurors examined The entire May - June jury tentatively seated several times, can Wednesday was a panel consisting of about 200 But each time that has jur< Ml last Week As ODDS CHART ».m Of June 1 No 13. 1970. Uo'rdrrm.d 'xitt E h'rem > f- III*— plMJ.1,. $1.00 service charge per Young Socialist Alliance meeting »iooo ■ with thi e insertion - to be pre - paid. 12 tonight, 8 p.m., room 33 Union. MOO 41 a Split Brc p.m. deadline 1 class day before. Jacqueline Rice Socialist Workers ■ •25 - Party Candidate for the 1st •7 Congressional District, recently »5°° SOS ■ Cut NEED to buy a book? Come to the returned from Cuba and will speak 10 nlll EMRM •2°° 7ea All U Book Exchange in 243 Men's - - IM. We'll be open all this week from on The Position of Women in Cuban Society, The Afro - Cuban After the •1°° is,set Lthru S■ ■I 2 - 8 p.m. Buy your books from Revolution. Also the importance of t... ».m 16.SSO EE other students at the lowest Cuba and the World Revolution. price No purchase necessary to Hurry! Still Over 16,000 ■ anywhere. The "Book Exchange" is a par¬ free, non - pre fit service run by Have books to sell? Bring them over We Reserve The Prices & Coupons good Cash ticipate. Master game cards and game tickets available on Right To Limit students. Quontities. Copyright The prj7Pc Avflilahlo! rlth the to the All - U • Book Exchange in 243 Men's IM from 2 - 8 p.m., all this Kroger Co. 1970. Thru Sat., June 27,1970 r~riZeS MVailaDie! request or end of checkout lane or at store office and of'E- Women's Liberation general meeting In Lansing per week. Sell your books to other rules, limit one per adult cus¬ tonight 8 p.m. Discussion of women m tomer per store visit. students at the price you want to in economic differential, roles and promotion, wage and charge. Our service is free, non - 680,000 i Tickets to be Dis¬ tributed in 44 Fry< Redeer Whole profit and run by students. participating _ seniority. stores of the Kroger Co. Lo¬ [thru Sot., cated in Western Lower Mich- Have books to sell? Bring them over MSU Volunteer Bureau is now igan. Scheduled termination, June 27. 1970 EE to the All - U - Book Exchange in recruiting for summer programs until or while Fryers Thursday, July 16. Please apply in ticket supply lasts. 243 Men's IM from 2 - 8 p.m., all this Room 26 Student Services, Monday - All winning cards must be week. Sell your books to other students at the price you want to Thursday, 9 -11 and 2 - 4. Fridays redeemed before Saturday, are reserved for assignment pick-up. charge. Our service is free, non - profit and run by students. MSU students for Jondahl. Voter MSU Karate Club meeting registration drive in selected Lansing Whole Lr. demonstration June 25, 7 p.m.. precincts. thru J Women's IM gym. Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced Classes for Students interested in working in this Semi-Boneless students. Everyone welcome. drive should meet in the Union HOmS e'e • Ballroom at 9 a.m. Saturday, or NEED to buy a book? Come to the whenever they can throughout the Silver Platter Pork Butt Roast or t All - U - Book Exchange in 243 Men's day. IM. We'll be open all this week from Pork 69$; 2 - 8 p.m. Buy your books from MSU students for Jondahl having a with the other students at the lowest price dance from 8-11 p.m., Saturday, Steak anywhere. The "Book Exchange" is a free, non - profit service run by June 27, Union Ballroom. Live admission 75c. Proceeds go to the band, Kwic students. campaign of Lynn Jondahl for State Senate. Hillel Foundation of B'nai B'rith Get Acquainted Social, Sunday, June 28, MSU students for Jondahl meeting 4 to 5:30 p.m. 319 Hillcrest corner west W. Grand River (One block of Bus Station). Rabbi Zemach Ave., tonight, 9 p.m.. Room 34, Union. Lynn Jondahl, Democratic candidate for State Senate from the 24th Canned Picnic $2.49 will be present to greet summer District (Ingham County) will discuss students. issues and campaign. Rolled 4 Tied Boneless Butt Pork Roost tL 79{ Tasty Peter's Wieners ....2>4 $1.29 Peter's Sliced Bologna/.^69t (650 1 -PLY SHEET ROLL) BATHROOM Northern Frozen Kroger Tissue Lemonade Coffee OADE'S PARTY STORE 314 S. CLIPPERT Just west of campus Mon. - Thurs. 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. off Kalamazoo Fri. & Sat. 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. g 6u;mou aJ,a/A "3ao| jnofunoifljM Shedds Lady Myers Lipton Don't resist Salad Dressing. 43$ Mushrooms 4»'&*. 99$ Instant Tea With Coupon Jt'far 79$ Hickory River OLD KEG STRAWBERRY POP OR Kroger Hot Hickory or with Onion comparison- Charcoal 20 Bag «< ROOT BEER L7 64 FL OZ. BTLS. OQc 07 Barbecue Sauce....'Sr?i 43$ shop Zales rr Crisp Jumbo Iceberg ■si \i\u:ss sii:i;i/i vuii.w\in n Sun Blushed & 79« "5 Head Lettuce Tea- "PIECE-A-WEFK" OFFER ■ EH with !h ^ Nectarines For Each Seasoning and Salads 19* Spoon m m MSB® ; I Krogi Redeert Anise Volld Thru July 18, 1970 ||^ thro Sat., In Salads or Soup ee Each or Bunch 39< This coupon worth 5()C DIAMOND SOLITAIRE *295 Celery Root Pineapple-Apricot Flavor 49< ^ ■» Sill. STAMPS 329 S. Washington , <>ss | Open Monday the Street from I'enney': K l'rida> Nights Lansing Mall Open Monday thru Saturday ft 10:00 A.M. EVERY J Pacqi to 9:00 P.M. Sundays I P.M. to 5 P.M. WEDNESDAY e Redee Lthru Sat. Good Old-time Flav5r washin "nounced original Jove in t tooting ai Basically, r by Eg junnar jai Under th ®the U.l Adelines f Egypt, an wael and i BLUE RIBBON Israel w1967 w While R( Jmal Ab( »untry Wi «e also s Jce'' Prevent a suit "°gers ru