Need for □.< DOR ROAPH By BOB ROACH tomnnnrv temporary injunction against voter use of „ 1199 . . Arbor residency proof disputed ______ Drive, and Scott Keith Thomas, who is serving as mayor, are MSU to swear persons as to the truth of the ® City Editor requirement on that last day of registration "negotiating team" that included students, Hanson, 23, of 144 Highland St. faculty members. statements contained in affidavits." councilmen and Ferency. Ferency said ,e continuous struggle by students to ejection 3 ^ Councl1 Primary All claim East Lansing residency and The clerks have been charged with Perjury related to voter qualifications be recently the documentation clause had The request contend thay they were denied, between denying registration to the plaintiffs and can punished with a $1000 fine and five been accepted "in the hope that we could jgister and vote in East Lansing is an old was session in a suit filed presented in private by attorney Zolton A. June 3 and June 23, a registration affidavit the other officials for directing the clerks years in prison. live with it." It has since been abused to when they failed to provide the required to demand documentation of residency. The residency documentation is explicit a new chapter may be written Ferency on behalf of four students who in the city's affidavit, which reads in part: the point of harassing young voters, documentation of residency in the form of At issue before the court Friday will be members of the city's elected questioned the city's necessitating the court action, he said. ,. v when nolitiral structure authority to levy such a driver's license, lease, rent receipt or the city's broad interpretation of state law. "I have no other legal residence, as aDDear in a requirement. Ferency said the city clerks have the letter sent to their current address. Citing Sec. 168.499, commonly known as evidenced by such documents as my —■'sou rfhajnCounty Circuit Court. Ferency, a former state Democratic election law, as their authority, Mrs. drivers' license duty "to protect the integrity of the ,udget, by or automobile uate." "-pT-v In J have been ordered to appear and * party chairman and 1966 gubernatorial Named as defendants in the suit were Colizzi and the other clerks have demanded certification." election processess and do not not possess candidate, said the suit probably was the the authority to legislate voter wties. the Beverly Colizzi, city clerk, and Linda documentation of residency before The current affidavit came into use first of its kind in the state to test "the Grandy and Joyce Trovapo, deputy clerks qualifications or new safeguards, no .natter silent administering the registration affidavit. following a furor last August when buty^.'^pnt for documented proof of local narrow issue of required documentation of Codefendants include John M. Patriarche, The statute cited clearly grants clerks students were denied registration because how harmless they may factually seem to ^dency as a prior condition to voter residency." Tbe plaintiffs are city manager, and councilmen Mary P. power "to require any applicant for the city said they were not residents. At be." Persistent application of the Audrey Jean Gunn, 26, of Sharp, Robert J. Wilcox, Wilbur B. that time students not registration to answer under oath any were considered ^Hotchkiss ordered the "show cause" 212 East Pointe of 501 Hillcrest Lane; Kathleen Wilk, 25, Brookover, James B. Brown and Gordon L. questions touching on his qualifications as residents if they were not employed. The documentation requirement as a prior ring Friday after he had denied St.; Calvin Jensen, 24, of Thomas. Mrs. Sharp, Brookover and an elector and ... to administer oaths and affidavit was later drawn up by a (Please turn to page 17) Wednesday fATI MEWS ► East Lansing, Michigan tfnlunw 64 Number 6 Wednesday, July 7-. 1971 i5c House votes to continue ) iresent By JOANNA FIRESTONE spending levels provide for the uninterrupted continued Committee Rep. William Copeland, D-Wyandotte, said Friday he will send State News Staff Writer operations of state government." The state entered a new fiscal year July some of the minor budget bills to the I The Michigan House of Representatives 1 without approving a new state budget. House floor this week for consideration. Joted Tuesday to allow state expenditures Passed by an overwhelming vote of The tie ■ up in adopting a new state |o continue through July at levels 80-16, the emergency bill was proposed to budget involves property tax relief and lonsistent with the just - ended fiscal year. proposed hikes in the personal income tax. | The proposal, which goes into effect "buy time" for state legislators who have been tangling unsuccessfully with a new Gov. Milliken, backed by a majority of The Lineup mediately, was passed by the state state budget for some months. Michigan Republicans, favors holding the mate June 29 to "assure, guarantee and Chairman of the House Appropriations income tax increase to a minimum, though MSU students line up for voter registration at the city clerk's office in the East Lansing City Hall Friday. Some Democrats argue that future increases will students waited in line for more than 1% hours to complete registration — a process that normally takes be needed to accommodate expanded approximately five minutes. school funding. State News photo by John Harrington ludge refuses Speaker of the House William A. Ryan, D-Detroit, presented a budget package to the House Friday which represents a VOTER REGISTRATION notable compromise from the speaker's charge again earlier proposals. FT. MEADE, MD. (AP) - A military udge refused Tuesday to dismiss one of charges against Col. Oran K. ienderson and set Aug. 4 as a tentative is accused of lying „to the inquiry In December, 1969, and March, 1970. The judge again deferred a ruling on a defense motion that the fourth charge Ryan called for a 1.1 per cent increase in the state's personal income tax with some form of property tax relief to be put before the voters this fall. The speaker said he will stick to his SignupBy STEVE ALLEN According to Neil Colburn, head of crawls be eligible to vote in the Aug. 3 East demand for a graduated income tax and State News Staff Writer tarting date for the Army officer's court • against Henderson — derelicition of duty "Project: City Hall," the delay was caused Lansing city council primary. This, coupled recommends a finalized tax compromise be A usual five minute procedure took an by a great number of people wanting to with the passage nartial on charges arising out of an alleged by failing to properly investigate reports of of the 26th Amendment, the massacre be made more specific. adopted before the legislature determines hour and a half Friday as hundreds of register with only three clerks available to brought hundreds of voters to city hall to overup of the My Lai massacre. - spending levels in the areas of welfare and Col. Peter S. Wondolowski, the judge, people converged upon East Lansing City register them. register. (Please turn to page 17) education. Hall to register to vote. no reason why he declined to dismiss Friday was the last day to register and City clerk Beverly Colizzi said she did charge that Henderson failed to obey a not recieve word Vietnam command regulation requiring the until 4:55 p.m. Thursday that 18 • year - olds would be eligible to eporting of actual and suspected war Faculty females hit vote in the Aug. 3 election. bias rimes. Defense lawyers had argued that the sex "I knew there would be trouble, but I epilation was unconstitutionally vague didn't expect anything like this," Colizzi nd unenforceable. said Friday afternoon more than a hundred Wondolowski also refused without people filled the first floor of city hall, sit to grant another key defense WASHINGTON (AP) - Female faculty Division of the Health, Education and of a 1968 presidential order prohibiting sex academians say they find difficult to waiting to register. members at major colleges and universities Welfare Dept., said sex discrimination has discrimination by government contractors. i, this one asking him to convene an obtain. People waiting in line entertained ridence hearing on the admissibility of He throughout the nation are bringing charges So far, 250 complaints of sexual bias become a substantive issue since women Before then, he said, government itector tests Henderson voluntarily took of sex discrimination to academia. activitists started pressing for enforcement have been filed against 30 institutions. (Please turn to page 15) (Please turn to page 17) Bt September and February. Federal officials Complaints have been filed with the have initiated 45 Henry Rothblatt, Henderson's civilian federal government against Brown, investigations, and won compliance from at ch wyer, said the results of the tests show McGovern Harvard, Yale, Maryland, Michigan, least two major schools. te career officer was telling the truth to a Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, Tufts and Stanford "There is a tendency on the part of intagon inquiry into the reporting of the by women employees attacking hiring and many people we deal with to believe all the l»rch 1,1968, women's movement consists of is bra massacre. promotion procedures, salary levels, a - Henderson, a 50 - year - old career standards for admission to graduate burning display and rhetorical rantings ildier wounded four times in three wars, studies, and tenure, which many female against the existence of men," said J. \|* Stanley Pottinger, chief government enforcer of antidiscrimination laws. in "There is that element," said Pottinger an interview, "but when you find five women in an English department who have by WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Democratic George McGovern, D - S.D., treasurer do the same for any of the Democratic presidential prospects. published as much or more than their male Tuesday accused Democratic National Treasurer Robert Strauss Strauss said he had been asked, as a friend and a party official colleagues, who have equal degrees and of breaching neutrality and signaling presidential campaign for "assistance and the courtesies of our state by almost all the who have been at the university longer, yet candidates." support for Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. are paid less, have less tenure and are Strauss denied it and said he had done no more for Muskie "In each instance, I've done everything I could," the party promoted at a slower rate, you're talking than he would for any candidate — including McGovern. treasurer said. of something with real substance to it." The South Dakota senator based his complaint on Strauss' "With respect to Sen. McGovern, I would be particularly Pottinger director of the Civil Rights appearance with Muskie during a Dallas trip July 1. pleased to show him off in Texas," said Strauss. He said McGovern said, and Strauss confirmed, that the party treasurer McGovern is a good friend and has been particularly helpful in flew to Texas on a private jet with Muskie, and was on hand for Democratic fund raising efforts. Free theater his appearance before the Texas Trial Lawyers Assn. in Dallas. McGovern made his complaint in a letter to Lawrence F. McGovern also said Strauss, a Texan, "arranged a private fund O'Brien, the Democratic national chairman. The Summer Circle Free Theater will raising meeting for Sen. Muskie with friends of Mr. Strauss in "Of course, Mr. Strauss is entitled, as are all of us, to favor one open its 1971 season at 8:30 p.m. today Texas." Democrat over another, but he is not entitled to do so publically Strauss, in a telephone interview in Dallas, denied that. while holding high party office," McGovern said. "Indeed, he is in the Kresge Art Center courtyard. Two "I did have a reception for him, but it had nothing to do with not entitled to do so, in effect, on the money of rank and file plays, "Crawling Arnold" and "La fund raising," Strauss said. He said he arranged a similar reception Democrats who contribute funds to the national committee Tourista," will run through Sunday. for Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D - Ark., several weeks ago, and would under the belief that its officials are neutral as among the candidates for the nomination." Use of travel funds debated By STEVE WATERBURY The study showed that general fund universities. Michigan to use state funds efficiently and Provost John E. Cantlon said Tuesday sparingly. and expenditures for MSU employe overseas that although inferences may be drawn "To that end, the University relies JOANNA FIRESTONE travel amounted to $11,100 from July 1, from the travel report by some that the primarily on contract of grant funds to State News Staff Writers 1970, to March 1, 1971. Additional expenditures from the general fund were University has engaged in improper actions, carry out its international activities," he "nothing could be further from the truth." said. State Sen. John E. McCauley, made in payment of the salary of employes while they were on the overseas trips. "No institution which prides itself on Cantlon revealed that in fiscal year D-Wyandotte, said Tuesday state-supported academic excellence and the quality of its universities should include their estimated "We're talking about taxes here, pure 1970-71, MSU expended $15,000 in state and simple," McCauley said. "It's time we faculty can expect to maintain such funds for travel and $203,000 for salaries expenditures for employe overseas travel in cut of the fat off of school excellence by limiting itself to a parochial of employes on overseas missions. "The their yearly appropriation requests. some setting," Cantlon said. total of $218,000 represents only about "I'm just worried about my appropriations." The overseas travel of MSU faculty three tenths of one per cent of the roughly constituents," McCauley said. "If we McCauley said he was not criticizing Musical Am continually approve tax hikes, we should "legitimate research trips or those vital to members can also have beneficial effects $59 million which the state allocated for I Low Armstrong tits with his horn in a Las Vegas dressing room in see that the money is used accounted for." wisely and is keeping professors current." The overseas travel study released by abroad "where the expertise and knowledge centered at MSU can be shared the enlire University in that year," he said. The general policy of MSU on travel by I ^Ptember 1970. "Satchmo " known as American's traveling musical McCauley released Friday a report by McCauley makes no criticism or with others to help strengthen their University personnel is that is justified I ■ J^bassador, """uur, aiea iuesday at his died Tuesday nis New York Home. Though he the state on overseas travel by MSU recommendations on overseas travel. nations," he said. "only as it improves the quality of the I continued c°ntinued his career c ' he was- 1in and1 out hnsnitals for years —♦ of hospitals vears before his employes that was conducted by the office Auditors will also complete studies of Cantlon said that MSU is mindful of its University or contributes to an on-going I "•«#>. (See story page 10). AP of State Auditor General Albert Lee. overseas travel at other state-supported responsibilities to the taxpayers of (Please turn to page 15) Wednesday, July 7,197 j 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news Indians protest NEW DELHI (AP) - Indians toward the walled compound, of confidence Police quickly dispersed them, attitude toward the United in India s aid to Pakistan confrontation between the two subcontinent neighbors could be program of military withdrawal from South Vietnam would not American air units to Thailand as a remain in protective I I summary protesting U.S. arms sales to - Pakistan shouted slogans and waved signs Tuesday as Henry A. • in Bombay, 1,500 States as a result of disclosures demonstrators were kept behind two IWU weeks ago that Pakistan was ■— easese with a desire to act to Workers' wage demands have not larticipate. been made public officially, Open Thursday and Friday evenings until 9:00 p.m. Closed Saturdays through August 7 the newest texture in patent is puckered and it's a treat to the eye in rich two-tones. sale These glossy patent vinyl men's summer bags have medium-length double handles for hand or shoulder 8X11" in use. Each is about chutney/golden brown, clothing reduced black/black or gold/brown. A. Framed satchel. $20. Triple-compartment bag 20% B with fold-over top. $26. C. Zip-top tote. $20. Jacabsoris the 321 •. bagpTpen grand rlvar, •. lansing west ma in mall, kalamazoo gaa light villaga, a. grand rapids 1200 a. university, 218 Washington, grand ha van ann arbor MICHIGAN LOUIE BENDER STATE NEWS o UNIVERSITY 10 JOHN JUEL editor-in-chief it yourself' commencement "See that stage, fella? Swing on up couldn't you struggle to your shaky pins the, KEN LYNAM Say, hard core, now you've been here a you know? and get you one of them paper t0, and raise one dirty-nailed digital salute to couple weeks, isn't summer term keen? Unhappily, the University, too broke or ^ < % advertising manager Remember in Coldwater High? When too lazy by this point in the academic year, the John A. Hannah Citadel? And, even If roll-looking things. traditionally molts its graduates without only in a whisper, spit out a "bite off," or "Got it? Good. Congratulations. Drin 'jjl .Jr. JOHN BORGER, managing BOB ROACH, news editor editor having to go to summer school made pimples on your face and was all kinds of a stigma? Not anymore, huh? Bet you've any circumstance. "Oh, but there's still the pomp,"- you its equivalent? Kid, my graduation present to you will this punch. Sign this receipt." Bushwa, n'est-ce pas? BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor be that commencement. Your very own, Another joker who might get * w RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor already tossed out that half-used Tackle. say. not one shared with the "real" graduates of honorary MSU L.L.D. (pardon Summering in East Lansing is a gas. Did "Oh, but we get that for four years, you notice how, on the very day spring every term," I say, not wavering. spring or fall terms. redundancy) is the happy-go-lucky spi "I guess you're right," you concede, "it It will be held in front of Demonstration who lays a load of lucre on the "U." (j term grades came out, the trustees shucked their customary lethargia and go down to would be nice to have a commencement Hall Sunday, July 25, at 3 p.m. That gives the old third-stringer who hits it Seven -time recipient of the Pacemaker award big for outstanding journalism. making the serious errors in judgment they this term. I love a commencement." both five- and 10-weekers a chance to headstones, but they've run clean out couldn't pull off with everybody's nose "Well then," I suggest, a fine idea participate in the ceremonies. dorms to name after him, so they cob plastered against the window? striking me right between the typewriter, It will be different from your usual on him. It's just that kind of thing makes it "why don't you get off your dead gazumba commencement in that you will be able to remain awake all the way through. Hell of a racket, but Wharton exciting being around in the summer. The and have a commencement?" EDITORIALS _ only thing missing is a commencement, You will not be required to go naked henchmen get to pick 12 of them duii ^mean^us^^nc^^efor^j^oi^jgo. under a 40-pound habit. You will go naked the rest of the year, and they weren't evi under whatever you damned well please. going to hold a commencement before L ightning-swift I have learned there are several local bands who will play free at such functions. I am negotiating with one such heavy suggested it just now, so it looks like hunting some under-educateds, right? I'm open to suggestions. This won't group called Warren and his Trusty No boon for Companions. The leader huffs and puffs a one of my fixed contests, but the winni Last spring Jim Melin, Grand mathematical formula that half - Rapids senior, signed up for a half - term classes met twice as often and, Another thing: you think those honorary term elective in finance. Summer therefore, the drop period should be degree recipients materialize out of the Term began and Jim attended the reduced correspondingly. The major panelling on the fourth floor of the first three days of class. That rationale was that a full five - day Bastille? You might have a point. weekend, however, he sat down to drop period would deprive students But more probably they're in town to do his first reading assignments and waiting to add courses of up to 20 collect the bills and Wilkinson asks if they found that he had gotten in a lot per cent, or the equivalent of two wouldn 't like to be a doctor. deeper than he had thought. Since weeks, of course work. finance was not required in his major Not manifest he elected to bail out and promptly This problem, however, has failed dropped the course the following to manifest itself. A check of the Monday. It was then that he got the "Big Three" colleges — Arts and suggestors will probably get to share bad news: his minute hesitation funny-looking cigarette with the Letters, Natural Science and Social suggestees on graduation day. We can have a speaker, too. before dropping had cost him 50 per Science — indicates that students The only thing I'm not straight on is: But why fly some shill first class from cent of the course fee. have had "no difficulty" obtaining we have to give them all doctorates? California to tell us the road to success in Jim's experience with the their pick of half - term classes. A this rough life is paved with cobblestones Cesar Chavez and Pete Seeger desei lightning - swift drops and adds very few courses, notably in the art from the gall bladders of the faithless and them, but what about Sherman Adams period for summer half - term classes department, have had some minor littered with the shards of shattered souls? somebody? M.A. for a near thing? I say we get a man or a woman wholl And what would you award Ron is by no means unique. Another problems, but these generally Hruska? B.S. in sociology? stick around and answer questions student spent the first week of class involved filled sections rather than afterward. Anyway, after all that's out of the wi negotiating with the economics dept. closed classes. In fact, obtaining Another itll be time to bestow the degrees, thing: you think those for an independent study course. On classes went so smoothly that one honorary degree recipients materialize out course they won't be printed up yet, b Friday he was informed that his administrator in the College of Social of the panelling on the fourth floor of the we can pass around mock-ups at Science commented that "kids were Bastille? You might have a point. ceremony and mail the real ones out lit proposal had been accepted, and on As long as it doesn't rain and get But more probably they're in town to Monday he dropped four credits he coming out of registration collect the bills and Wilkinson asks if they fortune cookies all soggy. was taking as a Visitor and added the dumbfounded" because they had not wouldn't like to be a doctor. four - credit economics class. He will pre registered and still had no "You know, my mother always wanted Afterward, everybody chucks one be charged an additional $26 in problems getting complete schedules W/T/y AT7BR OUT? INJUNCTION AGAINST WOMEN'S WEAR me to be a doctor. She ain't spoke a word brick through a window in Dem Hall, course fees. for summer term. JWty CLASS/C& COMICS GOT A HOLD OF A COPY to me since the day I went with Superior it an education and goes out to beat world. Problems Further, an extended drop period Dunning." Still other students have run into for half term classes would present - problems with obtaining textbooks no problem in terms of additional and/or class outlines in time to be bookkeeping or administrative able to determine whether they wished to retain a class. Some simply did not realize that there were two burdens. Asst. Registrar Victor Henley states that his office "could administratively handle" an The Doctor's Bag different full - refund drop deadlines extended free drop period of four (Friday for half - term, Tuesday for days as easily as the present two - By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. full - term) and assumed they had day span. In fact, one could argue until Tuesday to make up their that a uniform drop deadline for half Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at My wife and I are very compatible right type of stimulation. The stimulation taking the pill are due to failure to fol) minds. - and full term drops would actually - MSU Health Center. Names need not be sexually with one exception. My wife only is usually indirect to the clitorial area. instructions. If more than one pill is miss included unless personal is There are no points awarded for being able during a cycle, the pill should be contin# Historically the half - term drop present less of an administrative a reply seems to be able to achieve a climax with requested. the standard above position in sexual to have an orgasm in more than one but an alternate form of contracepti problems has its roots in an hassle for the registrar's office. man Re-evaluation intercourse. This is fine, except I would position. should by used for the rest of that mon experiment that has, for the most Last week, a The solution to your problem is obvious. The "menstrual period" that occurs wt The ball for re-evaluation of the production error resulted in like a little variety. I am wondering part, proven successful. Until spring the deletion of serveral Your wife can have an orgasm in the the pill is stopped is not a true period r suggestions of ways whether this problem is due to a 1970 there was no free refund policy present summer term free drop to avoid constipation. They are included position she prefers and you can have one is related to the withdrawal of one of physiologic attribute or whether my wife and any student dropping classes period is firmly in the hands of the now, hopefully not too late: in the position you prefer. To answer the hormones in the pill. There may have some psychological hang • up received a standard 50 per cent several colleges. The registrar simply possible objection that this means that you physiologic reason for having this "perio which prevents her from achieving climax cannot have simultaneous but used to menstruating t« executes policy and his office has orgasms, so a woman rebate. Beginning that term, A diet with a fair amount of vegetables with other positions. what. doesn't ha* Many people enjoy their partner's to be made anxious when she however, the administration indicated that they "can't see that and fruit adds bulk to the stool which orgasm as much as their own and do not period. implemented the four - day full there isn't any good reason offhand" makes it easier to eliminate. Dehydration object to them occuring separately, If a woman on the pill desires to hav refund period in an effort to give for not extending the deadline from as simply a cause as drinking Some people find that one or another figuring that they get two for the price of period at a more convenient time, then students a better deal while providing "the deans, colleges and inadequate amounts of water in hot position in sexual intercourse is more one. would be better off taking the pill to weather can also cause mild constipation. stimulating. Due to anatomic variations, it longer time thus delaying the period rati providing an incentive for them to instructors are satisfied that there is And finally, unlike some four legged would be a mistake to assume that there is than bringing it on early. This ma quickly make up their minds no problem." Is there any harm in stopping taking creatures, man has a difficult time a standard way to have intercourse; what messing around wth the neat birth control pills a few days or a week whether to remain in a specific class. Clearly the disadvantages of the defecating while running. It is advisable to works is fine. The basic principles involved prepackaged pills, marking calenders, set aside early in order to make your period come at The faster one student dropped a present system markedly outweigh a few extra minutes to sit down in a woman to having orgasm are that she is other fussing. Unless she understands and relax. a more convenient time? Will this increase course, it was reasoned, the sooner any marginal benefits that students sexually excited and that she receives the principles involved thoroughly, she the chance of pregnancy even if the next risking a contraceptive accidi another could add it, missing only a may be receiving. The assistant month's pills are started after the proper minimum of course work. dean's group or another responsible (pregnancy) the next month. seven day wait? The two - day free drop period for body owes it to the students of this OUR READERS' MIND Ovulation is under the control of several summer half - term classes was University to implement a uniform hormones. The birth control pill creates a arrived at by the simple full refund drop period. - hormonal condition resembling early Misplaced Memo pregnancy resulting in inhibition of the usual Billboard bill lacking release of an egg each month. In order to be effective, the pill must be taken each To: Senator Robert Griffin Re: Trouble getting the draft bill Parochiaid and every day for the prescribed length of time. Skipping pills or shortening the period of time on the pill runs the risk that passed To the Editor: feet! Such action would insure highway Dear Militant - normal processes will break through the I do not resent all roadside advertising safety and, most important, it would make Your problems are supression of ovulation set up by the pill. breaking i along Michigan's public highways, but I representatives of billboards' interests but inequities join others in opposing scenic pollution caused by excess numbers of billboards. happy and gay! Charles Shick Shortening the cycle by a couple of days probably would make no difference, but a week is asking for trouble. hearts. Some of us are disappointed in he Okemos resident Most pregnancies that occur in women Lottery Numbers 1 through 18 so-called billboard "control" bill which was June 30.1971 Last week the U.S. Supreme Court unavoidably, the decision, in essence, recently passed by the Michigan Senate. It Hamuli, struck down parochiaid to requires parents to either send their will allow billboards to be placed 500 feet > IT'S A LONG WAY TO... children to public schools or pay apart in rural areas and 100 feet apart in elementary and secondary schools. urban locations. (An average man takes In so doing the high court did much twice for the cost of their education. about 200 steps in a distance of 500 feet to unravel one of the touchier The interests of all parties would and about 40 in 100 feet.) Scenic pollution political knots on the American seem to be equitably served by the will be insured at these permissible rates. The billboard bill, now before the scene. implementation of a "voucher system" for dispensing school tax House, is nothing more than an endorsement of a give - away program, At the heart of the entire question dollars. Under this plan, a parent benefiting the billboard interests. If the bill was the First Amendment which would obtain a voucher representing becomes law, it will give away the public's states that "Congress shall make no his school tax assessment and then right to enjoy unspoiled roadside scenery eeeehef Y01/ CAN'T 6ET ME NOW BECAUSE IT MAKES YOU MAP, MDUR SISTER TALKS TO law respecting the establishment of take it to the school of his choice. and it will sanction scenic pollution by THIS IS SUMMER VACATION J I'M , —litDO YOU HEAR ME?FREE! FREE! * DOESN'T IT? BUT YOU CAN T SCHOOL 0UILDIMG5 religion or prohibiting the free Granted, certain minimum signs. SET ME NOW!! I'/ If the House passes the Senate's version exercise thereof..." standards would have to be of the billboard bill, wouldn't it be logical In this light, the high court's established for schools and to amend the statuteswhich govern speed decision rightly closes the door on bookkeeping would almost certainly limits on roads and highways? By reducing the questionable procedure of state be made more complete, but this the speed limits to 5 miles per hour, seems a small price to pay for true motorists and passengers (including slow funding for private religious schools. Unfortunately and perhaps freedom of choice. readers) will be able to read the messages on most of the signs spaced at one per 500 Michigan State News, Fist Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 7, 197 I 5 Brookover r».. By Dirk IA/II RIN.Q RICK WILBINS J^l shnrforto in shortage in East Lansing, he said, landlords, T 1_ t J i >« «_ stresses op State News Staff Writer but he is supporting current "spending some money" in for college students any place in "What I think we need is efforts to alleviate the problem, some control over the landlords further developing the parks the State of Michigan." "The city council," he said, already possessed. Brookover suggested that the Fast Lansing City Councilman 'has to insist on their providing "One of the other things that supported and certain controversial Wilbur B. Brookover said recommended a proposal to get types of facilities and I've pushed from the beginning," show of ^pntlv he Is running on a the men's co op houses banded maintenance and so on which Brookover said, "was to increase identification process exists to word of progressive open - our ordinance does not presently "prevent people from together to form a new kind of the professionalization of the housing legislation, extensive require." "One committing perjury." joint corporation (Student way to try to police by developing a higher !2k tand acquisition, police Housing Assn.)." Another problem Brookover said he thinks important and has solve the so - called gap educational requirement and Brookover also said he has nrofessionalization and liberal "cooperated and provided much Brookover explained that the supported is some salary differentials and Ftudent voter registration organization had then asked for disposal, proper waste between police and the recruiting and retaining college • support for the whole Drug Education Center," but that he procedures in his first time up federal funds to rebuild old students is to enhance trained policemen." "1 Introduced a resolution to has been cautious in f. re. election. houses into livable quarters and support the educational "One way to try to solve the doing so Brookover, 930 Huntington the University's 'because if you get too much he had supported that experience of the force.. called gap between the Road is also a professor of request, experimentation in the recycling establishment input, you may He also said that a Joint of police and the students is to kill the whole thing." sociology and education at MSU Third in a series of 16 sewage," he explained. "I tied .nd associate director of the "The first significant Planning Commission and this in with a resolution to -Brookover enhance the educational "I suspect that if that became thing I Human Relations Committee improve experience of the force so that East Center for Urban Affairs at took part in," Brookover said, our waste water Lansing City were working on the low cost treatment plant. East Lansing they will have some knowledge Government MgU An East Lansing resident "was to put some teeth into the and Drug Education housing problem and would should be a leader in this area." understanding of what Center, it for 25 years, Brookover said he open housing legislation. There students would lose its probably suggest change in are like and have some h8s handled "some had been an ordinance passed a a According to Brookover, he usefulness." he explained, licensing practices basis administrative positions" at the couple of years before I was that would also participated in the city's benefit low income housing purchase of a ^ for communicating," he Brookover said he has also large amount of explained. supported the drug law that University as well. elected, but it had no penalties. I efforts. He indicated he would land Brookover said he has been expressly intended for makes marijuana and hashish During his four years as worked on getting the ordinance park instrumental in helping students probably follow the committee's use. possession a misdemeanor. councilman his first major amended to put some penalties suggestions. "I suppose one of the major to register to vote in accomplishment was to put a in." tree planting operation in the acquired but said that some However, the amount of the fine More important, Brookover Lansing. There are "no easy solutions" things I have supported was the city." 1,500 trees had been planted in should not be fixed but penalty clause in East Lansing's said, is the need for some acquisition of an extensive "A year ago, after to the law income Brookover unable to state East Lansing last year. He added left up to the judge, he said, open housing law, he said. was housing uniform regulation of city amount of consultation with a number of «in general I'm not in favor of park land and the exactly how much land was that the city council is presently student leaders on and off fixed penalties because I think campus, I prepared and the judge needs some sort of developed a resolution requiring discretion. I'm saying this as a Typhoon hits DMZ. halts the present policy with regard to matter of principle and not the registration by affidavit. 1 particularly with regard to the think this is the most convenient war and liberal registration system marijuana possession laws." he said. SAIGON (AP) - Typhoon All helicopters in the northern mortar sites. buildings. The typhoon hit at a time Country. The command said five Harriet with 115 - mile an hour region were grounded through Though the northern All the division's helicopters when fighting had already lapsed Kodak Color Film windswept into Vietnam along out the day. Almost all strikes provinces were buffeted were grounded and movements into a lull period, not only in the enemy soldiers were killed. The command also reported Cigarettes the demilitarized zone Tuesday by land based tactical bombers - throughout the day by high by trucks and jeeps were cut night and washed out the war on and planes from the U.S. 7th winds and lashing raind, there sharply, the spokesman added. explosive northern sector but throughout the rest of the that a helicopter light observation was shot down 25 3/95' 126,127,620 South Vietnam's northern front. Fleet carriers were canceled. were no reports of casualties or Weather forecasts said country. miles northwest of Weather officials said the Only the B52 bombers, which Saigon, typhoon from the moved into the DMZ South China sea at 9 fly at 30,000 feet and well above the weather, kept up their major damage. Typhoon Harriet would dissipate In Da Nang and Hue, the two as it moved northwestward over The U.S. Command reported only one action for American killing one crewman wounding another. The loss and 12 exp. 89C largest cities in the northern land and would break up by late units, and attack by helicopter raised to 7,844 the total number i limit 1 limit 1 scheduled raids. 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Girand River Next to thts Card Shop Wednesday, July 7,197] 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan VICE CHAIRMANSHIP GOP adds student officio The new position, for young least in Michigan — is sort of a hope we can get these newly By JOANNA FIRESTONE Republicans between the ages of franchised voters to for maverick group," he said. run State News Staff Writer 18 and 25, is aimed at providing "There are no ties to issues and precinct delegate posts, get young people with a direct input policies that can't be broken involved in registration drives In its drive to attract young into party policies and here since we run the whole and even run for elective posts people to the party, the functions. spectrum of political types, from themselves." Republican State Central "The idea of a vice chairman conservatives to liberals. Posthumus said no effort had Committee has elected MSU under 25 is an exciting and been made on the national level senior Richard Posthumus, 20, innovative program," Posthumus "The Democratic party to imitate Michigan's third vice of Alto, as third vice chairman said. "For the first time, young definitely has been more chairman ideal. of Michigan's GOP. successful than the Republican people within the party will have Posthumus, a major in public as much say as the other party in attracting young "In most cases, we're affairs management and manager people," Posthumus said. "They concerned with strictly local governing officers." of the successful legislative Posthumus said the have gone out and actively problems," he said. "I think we campaign last year of Rep. John Republican party, which has recruited kids and let them do can be much more effective by Engler, R-Mount Pleasant, been accused of shutting out more than just the dirty work of hitting local issues and thus defeated Spencer Abraham of canvassing and doorbell-ringing. eliminating the young people, has undergone a local East Lansing at a committee change in attitude. This could make the big bureaucracy." meeting June 26. "The Republican party — at difference in '72." Posthumus said he has Posthumus said young people received "tremendous THE ALLEY SHOP interested in politics are a cooperation" from Michigan inside party's most valuable asset GOP leaders in establishing his because of their enthusiasm and ACE HARDWARE 201 E. Grand River idealism. "The young Republican, new office. "Though they have given me Light st Monday's storm caused more than a small number when forced to use elementary rules of driver courtesy to groups around the state have, in a lot of help in getting things displays a full line of plaquesand boxes and all a sense, lost their purpose since rolling, I don't think the party's East Lansing's electricity temporarily stopped, but no navigate the unsupervised intersection. necessary decoupage supplies, plus macrame where the action frantic than the corner of 18-year-olds have the vote now," higher-ups will try to run things was more cords in many kinds and colors. Abbott Road and Grand River Avenue where everyone was State News photo by Don Gerstner he said. "Through my position, 1 by any means." NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOUR ARTISTIC INCLINATIONS Ministers tune By LESLIE LEE participation," he said his involvement was seeking a reordering the issues raised by the advance of science and medicine and the of priorities. ethical questions involved. State News Staff Writer Having lived in India of 10 years, Day said his perspective has The experimental ministries, exploring the needs and led to many fairly sharp criticisms of the United States. Relating suggestions of the University community in new areas. In this Using a small office with antiwar posters, a United Nations flag to the University and the community he feels he can perhaps program the United Ministries in Higher Education has worked r,nd Eastern tapestries adorning the walls, the Reverand Warren criticize in an effective way. with an all-University human sexuality and personal identity Day of the United Ministries in Higher Education at 1118 S. The university-oriented church can criticize and innovate program. This has established a crisis intervention center, drug Harrison Road tries to involve himself in a "world agenda." whereas the community church finds it much more difficult Day information, education and counseling facilities. Day said the campus minister needs to be sensitive to the said. The agenda of the community church is set with the local Whenever possible the ministry seeks to work within existing issues and concerns of the campus. These involve the overriding life of the congregation, it plays a conciliatory role. The campus institutions Day explained. It does not seek to be competitive, if issues of the times and issues of higher education. In this role the church is set by the world agenda and is not closely tied by the a program exists to handle a problem, the ministry refers it clients church can be helpful as critic and instigator from their local community. Because it does not feel these pressures, the to it rather than setting up a program of their own. The staff works as a team, Day explained, specializing in areas h£iujai/uoK ut perspective between the campus and the community. "Certain questions must be asked," he said. "They need to be university church can initiate and question, he said. The question of the campus ministry, and that of the church in of counseling, programming and administrative detail. V:. - -jussinac y asked not only of the establishment and administration but of the demonstrators. Are you sure of your directions? Do you destroy general is: "In what way can the resources of the church be related to its concerns?" The campus ministry has been involved in setting up several programs at the University and in the community. Among them, your ch personalities in pursuit of your ends?" Partly as a result of deep personal convictions and partly because of its relation to the issues of the cuurch, Day has been To do this the United Ministries in Higher Education was formed by the group effort of 10 denominational campus the Office of Volunteer Programs, Convocation on War and Peace, the Listening Ear, Draft Informatin Center, Michigan Clergy for Problem Pregnancy Counseling. In addition three ministries. The local ministry at MSU is run by six full-time involved in antiwar issues and demonstrations. Calling it "people members of the staff provide counseling services to over 600 ministers — Day, The Rev. Bill Krumsk, The Rev. Jeanne persons. Butterfield, the Rev. Richard Jackson, the Rev. Keith Pohl and Shop Today 'til 9 p.m., Thurs. thru. Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 the Rev. Don Ward. At present the ministry is divided into four areas: sifts The concerns undergraduate ministry which attempts to meet the of the students at MSU. In this area fall the Albatross Coffee House on Grand River Avenue and a student newspaper, The Almond Branch. Stores to offer lower bus fares 203 E. Grand River The international ministry, seeking to relate to persons, structures and issues with a cross-cultural dimension. The science and human values ministry which tries to deal with out they go! Over 2000 famous Twenty members - one retail store of the Downtown label hot pants now at fabulous TEAC TAKES THREE OUT OF THREE. Business Division of the Greater Shoppers may collect stamps Lansing Chamber of Commerce to be added to their ticket it began offering "ride and shop" various summer clearaway savings! ONE FOR THE ROAD. stamps to customers Tuesday, which will provide reduced not stores, but loose stamp6 attached to the tickets will be invalid. home - bound fares. TWO FOR THE HOME. HOT PANT Bus patrons can obtain special tickets from drivers which will be stamped The initial "ride and shop" plan applies only to downtown by participating Lansing merchants but similar When it comes to Cassette - players and recorders the name stores with reductions ranging plans are expected to SELL-OUT you should look for for sure makers of high quality and winners is TEAC (Tee - Ack), professional performing tape systems. And THE DISC SHOP and HIFI BUYS have three from a nickel to the full price of the one - way fare, depending on the amount of purchase. developed for other shopping areas. sure winners in stock. The Teac Model A-23, a home A five - cent stamp will be Merchants presently included cassette deck for the budget minded but with top level attached to the ticket for the are: Redwood and Ross, Parker features like two precision heads and hysteresis first $2 purchase and another Jewelry, L.G. Haig Shoes, Foi synchronous outer rotor moter for reliable and efficient five - cent stamp for each tape travel. It's priced at $139.50. Then if you want to plug additional dollar spent will be Jewelry, Small's Men's in something even better into your system try the Teac Richman Brothers, Zale A-24. For $179.50, you'll get automatic stop and a few Jewelry, Marshall Music, Lansin Paint and Wallpaper, Shepard' lle other features that add up to greater listening pleasure. And for the car we have the finest auto cassette player on the - Shoes, Edington's, Inc. market today — the Teac AC-7. A natural winner for those Wurzburg's, Morgan Jewelry Liebermann's, F.W. Woolworth long trips away from home. So why don't you Step Inside our stores and take home a Teac - or two. bus Kositchek's, Harryman's Shoes The Style Shop, Gallenkarai Special Offer: If you purchase one of our home model Teac Shoes, Linn Camera Shop and Decks and the AC-7, we'll give you a free $6.98 value stereo FREE Green's Apparel. cassette! ROOMMATE SERVICE Charles White, a Chamber 0 Commerce spokesman, said h Water's Edge expects additional stores to join 332-4432 the program shortly. □□teac MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEMS REGULAR $4.32 Jackson 5 . . . Maybe Tomorrow Preserve the Carpenters Sound Outside ONLY were $5 to $11 Happy Hour prices all day long 2.J7 22,J11 Take advantage of our others from $2.99 II •Polyknits, cottons, denims, laces, velvets, corduroys, GOOD DEALS HIFI BUYS h crushed velvets! •Button through flys, zip flys, snap flyil Open 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Mon. Sat. •Belted styles, slip - onsl f 1101 E. Grand River 5 p m. 2 a.m. Sun. •Stripes, prints, solids in every color! W00LC0 MERIDIAN m •Sizes 5 to 15 1980 Grand River Ave and Marsh Road Phone 337-2310 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 1. 1971 Profs view V Following are the views of Saigon's law school, Johnson of the system to give frt0 MSU professors who said. more regions autonomy and increase recently helped to re - Civil service salary is efficiency. Now, nationwide Evaluate South Vietnam's determined largely by exams are read by two proctors .ducational system. Their educational level attained upon and saved for five years, Moore -erjonal observations on the time of job entry, Moore said. said. llpte and culture of South The Americans would like the "One reason they are kept is Vietnamese to adopt Vietnam will appear Friday. a because the exams are very comprehensive high school rigorous and limit the type of which would teach practical job you hold," he added. This by neila pomerantz skills as well as classical courses. safety precaution is one example However, the Vietnamese people of the bulkiness of the system. have yet to be convinced of its Updating the educational value. vstem of South Vietnam will be Moore and Johnson agreed Johnson said one high school gradual and laborious process, that change will be slow because ,V two MSU educators who recently instituted homemaking it involves modification of the > returned from month and accounting courses as an - peoples' values and a perceived experiment. After the first year ing visits to Saigon. threat to job security. &imuel A. Moore II and parents voted whether to retain The VAN C. JOHNSON SAM MOORE the subject is definitely courses. They said no and ,ndel C. Johnson, professors of controversial. Public discussions the courses were dropped. dministration and higher "There is no necessary and prepare youths for the of changing from the classical to Educational change is not ducation, were asked by the relationship between training university. Courses include three the comprehensive high school S Agency for International and job in the ministry. likely to be supported by the received a lot of press One, languages, higher mathematics small stratum of Vietnamese coverage evelopment (AID) to assist who had taught for fifteen years, and other essentials to a classical and evoked anger in several who perpetrate "the good life" )Uth Vietnam in evaluating and was working on the budget." French education. school principals, Johnson said. learned and earned under the .organizing its education Moore explained that the A university degree was, and French. Johnson said he saw What are some requisites for civil service pay is low and a change? job still is, a mark of prestige. It is beautiful riding stables, swim Moore and Johnson teamed In the ministry is a status step also an entree into government "The people will have to clubs and tennis clubs being ) with education minister Dr. upward from teaching. The and other white collar jobs, the become more practically enjoyed by these Vietnamese. juyen - Luu - Vien. prestige is valued since there are American professors said. "It oriented," Moore said. "They Moore said the Ministry of no automatic pay increases was just like Palm would just as soon have a little Perhaps this is why there are Springs," he remarked. bit of food and be just as jucation is comparable to the commensurate with years in the 14,000 applicants for the 100 happy Both Vien and the American S. Dept. of Health, Education civil service. as change their way of life and openings in the University of advisers desire decentralization _id Welfare, though it is smaller "Furthermore, when the work have twice as much food." id deals only with education. load increases, they just hire The minister of education more people, instead of figuring also the vice prime minister of out a more efficient way to get Republic of Vietnam and is a THRIF-T-MART BRINGS YOU e the job done," Moore said. ilitical appointee of the "However, to them it is esident. efficient, since it gives more The French left the South people jobs." etnamese a living legacy of More than 85 per cent of DISCOUNT PRICES assical education and South Vietnam's youngsters itralization - both of them attend primary school, More than 85 per cent of South Vietnam's youngsters attend primary school, compared to 10 per cent 15'. years ago. The South Vietnamese1 government estimates 60 per cent attend secondary schools. But both levels have problems. ocking education reform, compared to 10 per cent 5 years ihnson said. ago. The South Vietnamese "Because the system is so government estimates 60 per ntralized, Vien, who is a cent attend secondary schools. edical doctor, must take a lot But both levels have problems. lower - level educational Textbooks are mostly written icisions," Johnson explained, in French and English. Moore ir instance, Vien's office has said there are 12 discernable okay the hiring of a janitor in linguistic units in South i elementary school out in the Vietnam, some of which have no ovinces." written form. Tape cassettes are The Americans spent much of in limited use. ir time working with Vien's Other problems include a inistry staff and the 15 - man teacher shortage, which is being lucation commission. They corrected partially by Americans visited teacher training teaching through AID. There is stitutions and public school also a classroom shortage; AID has built 13,000 classrooms in South Vietnam this past year, Moore said he was impressed Johnson said. the homey, The high schools present the dedicated ietnamese educators and with largest immediate problem. concern of the 66 AID Traditionally they are private lucators. Irew a different [i from the Vietnamese incepts of efficiency and the ilues of an education — both of hich seem counter- productive Americans but which seem itural to the Vietnamese. LOOK TO US FOR QUALITY | • complete selection of frames •'Sunglasses and wire —rims trut-La-n t r n i l * ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS HAS (8] BUSES EVERY DAY TO CHICAGO Schedule Eff. June 24, 1971 Leaving at: 6:55 AM 2:25 PM east Lansing 7:55 AM 5:10 PM 10:25 AM 11:55 AM 6:15 PM 10:30 PM SeeAleM- Qicupei ... Ik. 4%$ 'formation0 India!! Trails Terminal | GaAfrUna Peached . . .lh. 3%$ PHONE 332-2569 East Lansing | DAILY DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS Wednesday, July 7, 1971 Michigi 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan arev 'Lawrence of Ar planr David Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" is a spoiler. It is a film confusing questions man. They raise Lawrence gradually (as Jack they cannot Nicholson subsequently did with looks. Compare the Lawrence met at O'Toole is flanked by A FA that is too good for the viewer's completely answer and Bobby Dupea in "Five Easy the film's beginning to the impeccable performances by James D. E< and the film industry's sake. It introduce facets of Lawrence's bundle of neurosis and dangling Guinness and Quinn as Arab the Dept. ol Pieces"). Lawrence gains added reminds us how fine films can character they cannot explain. dimension as the film progresses. nerve endings he becomes at leaders, by Hawkins as a British 'inancial Admii be, of the perfection The myth is not stripped away. OToole veils, then unveils, hints film's end, then measure the general, by Claude Rains as a lonored at a moviemakers should aspire to, of the quality moviegoers should wait for. It raises our expectations, WIM fThe man is never isolated from at, then delivers the many facets emotion or politics. The mystery of Lawrence. O'Toole's is intact at film's end. But the emotions are as piercing as his viewer is motivated to continue hypnotically blue eyes; his accomplishment OToole has mole managed in between. He has Ferrer - like politician, by Jose as a Turkish officer and implied and boldly stated an by Omar Sharif as Lawrence's abundance of information, yet Arab friend (Sharif's first role In ind receptioi Cellogg Center. he The receptio College of increases our disappointment personality that deranged Lawrence remains always the an English picture and still his probing? the stares become as issn. and by fa. with standard screenfare and of the finest films in I By F even one compelling as his smashing good lonely and remote figure he best performance). he Dept. of makes us less willing to history — not to mention legions I Stat inancial Adm compromise and settle again for of biographers — could not iegin at 5 p.m. Avant-garde the norm. crack. "Lawrence of Arabia" is a iegin at 6:30. To explore and preserve the Dinner reser feast for the eyes and the they have been? Director Lean Lawrence mystique the btained by coi intellect. It is a spectacle that is and scenarist Robert Bolt were filmmakers made grand - scale intimate and a personal film that neither naive nor presumptuous gmpe, asst decisions. 3-day ccounting i is epic. It examines T. E. Lawrence, enough to provide any. Their reluctance to draw conclusions The widest of screens was chosen. Cameraman Freddie start ru ^ministration,; In April Edw the enigmatic British hero, was not a cop - out however. It Young adorned it with ean of the during his World War I Arabian was scholarly recognition of the breathtaking ^iots of the desert, MSlTs Summer Circle Free Theater will Both are unusual, unconventional plays that jinnesota's Col campaign. It looks at the man as complexity of their subject. the events it clarifies and the iresent three productions on successive promise an evening of lpughter and of powerful, nd Graduate S< he stands in the expanse of the men it dwarfs. weekends this month. Its productions will be exciting theater. dministration. desert, in the vacuum of Lawrence is a fascinating man. A three ■ and - a - half hour staged outdoors, in Kresge Court between Kresge In "La Turista" Shepard has not constructed a BSponsibilities i historical events and in the Much of his fascination lies in running length was chosen. Lean Art Center and the Auditorium. '.Vhen weather is clear-cut narrative play with each action related shadow of his own legend. The his mystery — a mystery both as and Bolt made use of each bad, performances will be given in the Arena in logical, cause-effect relationship. The title, La film studies the man, his setting beguiling and frightening as the minute, advancing their historic Theater. All performances will begin at 8:30 p.m. Turista, names the tourist, the central character, and history with divided loyalty, desert and one as complex and narrative steadily yet pausing Admission is free, and no reservations are and that dreaded affliction suffered by most treating each equally, seeing all clouded as the politics of his — with a mixture of respect, awe and subsequently our — day. frequently to study the required. Americans who visit Mexico where the first act Lawrence \1 'U mysteries of both Lawrence's The first production running Thursday, takes place. From this central image the play and detachment. Lean and Bolt merely provide character and the desert's ever Peter O'toole plays the title role in "Lawrence of Arabia," Friday and Saturday will be two avant-garde spirals out to become a statement about various Conclusions about Lawrence a Lawrence sampler, an open - changing landscape. David Lean's magnificent film now showing at the Lansing plays, "Crawling Arnold," written by cartoonist kinds of "death:" Vietnam, racial violence, are never reached. How could ended introduction of a Most grand — and risky — of Mall theater. Jules Feiffer, and "La Turista," by Sam Shepard. drop-outs, colonialism. all was the decision to have an SUMMER SPECIAL unknown actor play Lawrence and then surround him with such established stars as Alec ESKIMO LIFE PORTRAYED . By LESL $1 off on regular haircut Guinness, Anthony Quinn and State News S cultural clash Jack Hawkins in lesser roles. But ■during July. Bring this ad. from this decision came the film's ultimate triumph: Peter O'Toole's spellbinding embodiment of Lawrence. Book explores c79tantutA His Lawrence is a'fascinating creation: a cocky, unpredictable, "The James White Houston, Dawn," by Harcourt historian Arnold Toynbee has documented and interpreted In what must come as cultural shock for the Daughters of the time with women and children. For the Eskimos, the white Eskimos for 12 years, blends into "Dawn" an uncommon there to be ii ichom, diri HAIR FASHIONS aloof character as uncomfortable Brace Jovanovich, Inc., New cultural clashes dating to ancient American Revolution, the whalers did not know the way of surance progri appreciation of Eskimo culture, lucation Serv 332-4522 in a British uniform as he is in York. times. Eskimos find the New England human beings; they were dog - He finds Eskimos a superior Arab robes. But in "The White Dawn," sailors barbaric. Like the Indians children. breed of human, although they niversity CI OPEN EVENINGS 0 Toole proves to be as author James Houston offers a in "Little Big Man," Houston's DAR readers might find a lesday. 952 TROWBRIDGE . By GEORGE BULLARD might be considered primitive ot 'It's a lot like resourceful and misleading as his rare look at the transformation Eskimos Americans backward State News Staff Writer see jolting message in Houston: by modern, ACROSS FROM MARRIED HOUSING I character. He interprets of a culture through the senses differently than Americans see every world view is not packaged supposedly advanced standards. said. "To ki The clash between cultures is of one who is transformed, in themselves. in a star - spangled ribbon , 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 v Doors Open at 12:45 p.m. The novel could serve as hardly a novel theme in either this book an eskimo villager. Americans in "Dawn" defile delivered on Independence Day. LAST DAY 1:05-3:10-5:15-7:15-9:20 p.m. literature or history. Mystic - Houston is not a dispassionate text book on Eskimo cultuit meat by burning it over a fire And those hard hats who are since Houston has poured hit "MAKING IT" Color'R' Toynbee charting the rise and before eating. They do not know literate can also pick up a new THURS. At 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:10-9:15 p.m. "Old Towne" New England fall of an empire. He restricts his pen to a single Eskimo village of how to copulate properly (tell that to a descendent of an thought or two, not to mention mass of Eskimo lore into it. A student of the Eskimo, he has oun CLAM BAKE! engineering .majors. . . worked beyond his own cultural perhaps 30 members. The American revolutionist). They •Whole Lobster bias and written excellent jcine fbndo • donold/ulherlcind challenge to the idyllic ice men completely worthless as 971 are •Clams • Shrimp comes from three lost whalers hunting men and must waste history into a readable tale. •Corn-on-the-Cob whom the Eskimos find nearly E*ery Friday 6 to 11 p.m.* dead from exposure near Baffin TOSSID SALAD-CORN aitlAD DRAWN BUTTIR Island. Princeton, N.J CALL FOR INFORMATION BILL'S The tale, based on an actual incident recorded In a whaling Goiter wave Ison Nation undation's Nat Ronald Roui ship's log, follows the RESTAURANT & BAR integration of the lost whalers ently that th into the lives of the villagers that found them. tied to lack o 7i petition lowships to be has been suspei foi convenient source is iodized salt, The decision Because many people are Shinabarger. It can be prevented through regular use of iodized Miss Shinabarger explains. owship progra complacent or don't realize the made by i salt in cooking and at the table. Persons on salt - free diets will importance of using iodized salt, there has been a recent wave of need to seek other sources. *es," Rouse "Sea foods are good, natural ieve that the simple goiter in the Midwest, Forty years ago a goiter sources of iodine, but not uring funds for reports an MSU consumer epidemic focused attention everyone eats them regularly," the need for iodine in the diet ignificant nun marketing agent. Miss Shinabarger explains. Some People began using iodized salt, f graduate stu< Simple or endemic goiter — a areas of the country have a are too uncert and the epidemic ended. Today, swelling or enlargement in the natural supply of iodine in the however, the problem ding a competi neck area — occurs when the soil or water. The Midwest and iouse pointed Northwest do not. reoccurring. thyroid gland is overstimulated Iodine is necessary for normal 5 winners to make up for the deficiency of Thus, for most Michiganders npetition will t the easiest, most economical am I growth and development, for iodine, explains Ada graduate sch healthy hair and skin and for mental and physical alertness. •ice during the Adequate iodine intake 1-72. louse said particularly important in early childhood, in adolescence and ndation will us during pregnancy. iporary suspen ew An iodine deficiency during program for held in 1973 -1 pregnancy can affect fetil 'We development. It usually res stu in a seemingly normal, 'elopments somewhat overweight infant, l." he sai the time the child is six to ei| months old, however, sympton of physical and mentil jretardatjon^r^gjMjent. FLUNK STi flungk-v.i (source uncertain) 1. to fail completely 2. to blow it 3. not to pass 4. encourages 1 — A selective] service classification Dear Folks, See you s i. A condition avoided by students. painfully] AVOID "FLUNGKING' II I They Sprang From The Planet of the Apes. get accurate, concise They Survived the War Beneath the Planet of the Apes. STUDY AIDS at IN COLOR. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. TWI-UTi HOUR. CAMPUS BOOK STORE [H] ROCK HUDSON as coach "TiRer' 131 E. Grand River Outline series on Pretty Maids all in a 2:00.4:00.6:00,8 00 10:10 most any subject by Cliff Barnes & Noble TWI-UTI HOUR. Adults 90c - 5:30-6 00 Monarch Schaum Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 7, 1971 9 '■arev/ell lannedfor Med school ph a size AFA de .tames ,The D. Edwards, chairman Dept. of Accounting and experience in community financial f" rod Administration will be at a farewell dinner county hospital under its Through the Dept. of Human video taped by cameras and 'S reception Thursday in control, Dr. Andrew D. Hunt Jr., Development, child health - equipment in an adjoining room, -eilogg Center. dean of the College of Human services and a genetics counseling After the discussion, the The reception, sponsored by MSU medical students, in Medicine, notad early this year, center are also provided to images are projected on a wide College of Business Alumni both the colleges of Human and An appreciation of persons referred from the screen, and the medical student L and by faculty members in Osteopathic Medicine, will opportunities and problems in community to the health center, may see himself as the patient hTbept. of Accounting and receive training from a community practice is better On Tuesday afternoons, would. Four such rooms will be v .ncial Administration, will attained in this way, officials persons may discuss perspective which administrators problems housed in Life Sciences I. J at 5 p.m. The dinner will say is interesting, challenging claim, and the perspective differs with doctors and find out Every student has four of (egin at 6:30. and different from that found in from that found at many whether maladies in children or these interviews until he talks Dinner reservations may be most other medical schools. universities or teaching hospitals families have been inherited.The with an actual patient, a ' btained by contacting James C. This perspective involves dominated by medical school Department has an approved spokesman said, and results have mpet asst. professor of acquiring clinical experience by faculties. program for pediatrics for those been very good. In the past, a ^counting and financial work in community hospitals A catalog on the College of wishing to specialize in that student started out by talking to dministration, at 355-7472. and doctors' offices where Human Medicine says collective field, after receiving the M.D. a real patient, and both persons in April Edwards was named medical school officials believe principles and practices in the degree. often experienced traumatic of the University of the discipline can best be taught college will provide "a In the Office of Medical occurrences, she said. linnesota's College of Business as it is practiced. distinctive new approach to Education nd Graduate School of Business These three ducks seemed to have lost their Ducks MSU may be the first medical education." Research Development, staffers examine Through this system, student may learn interviewing idministration. He assumed his way, unless the group leader, mother, is trying to university in modern times to To insure the medical school the process of medical education skills such as phrasing questions, ionsibilities as dean on July teach her family the merits of occassional jogging. institute complete is integrated into MSU without to advance knowledge of the medical waiting for responses and State News photo by John Harrington teaching facilities without placing itself on an ivory f"ie|d- answering questions, all of which university hospital or a city pedestal as has happened in In Giltner Hall, simulated contribute to development of other institutions, some medical patient - doctor interviews are the all important bedside (U' CLUB LUNCHEON departments have been integrated and coordinated with held. A student and an actor are other University departments, and other teaching duties have been added to staffs of existing SUMMER/ FREE Insurance, risks, rates linked LESLIE LEE you've got to keep the claims to make a profit, he said. And departments. Interdisciplinary education is also stressed. In addition to innovations CIRCLE/THEATRE State News Staff Writer public . does not ^is is further complicated by the governments attack on direct payment to the claimant, true no - fault up to a point and medical services and facilities are Two avant-garde plays . . . was first proposed over five return to the courts further understandnd that that there thprp must mnct ho be a SDirslin>cadqfirifc "world order Insurance is not the same person Schedule: undation's National Director, Friday 8:00 P.M. to establish a program of who files a claim," Aschom said. Ronald Rouse, announced graduate fellowships which takes The buyer looks at the cost and Saturday 2:30 & 8:00 P.M. •ntly that the 1971 - 72 account of manpower needs in then chooses insurance but the Sunday 4:00 P.M. Only jipetition for First Year the 1970's. Since federal aid to claimant looks at the loss to owships to be held in 1972 - Information 355-4672 first - year graduate students has determine what he should get. las been suspended. been drastically curtailed, a Insurance should be bought as if The decision to suspend the privately funded program is it were bought after the loss, he owship program temporarily urgently needed. said. made by the Board of lifted Attention! . Something new is MIAUER IV|ATTHAU .tees," Rouse said. "They M INFORMATION 33? 58i» ENDS THURSDAY Open 7:00 PM being added. This weekend that the prospects of Feature at 7:40-9:35 only immediately following iring funds for the support of gnificant number of first - "PERCY"with HYWEL BENNETT the Friday and Saturday night shows On the Threshold JUUA SUITE ELKE SOMMER of a Dream, album by the graduate students in 1972 too uncertain to warrant - STARTS FRIDAY Moody Blues, will be piped through sky theater's 200 A Robert Mulligan/Richard A Roth Production tyAUREEH JUUIBARA lEE ding a competition." .ouse pointed out that the "The loveliest, bubbliest bauble of the season!" —JUDITH CRIST, NBC-TV (Today Show) watt Altec stereo system for those who would like to linger awhile under a sound JENNIFER O'NEILL Written by HERMAN RAUCHER • GARY GRIMES Produced by RICHARD A. ROTH • JERRY HOUSER Direct.d by ROBERT MULLIGAN • OLIVER CONANT "u.,c by MICHEL LEGRANO 5IAPLET0N TyUtRIS QRANT winners of the last filled sky. Next! Jack Nicholson • Ann • Margret ii ipetition will be supported in graduate schools of their ice during the academic ' year 72. ouse said that the ndation will use the period of porary suspension to design Ew program for fellowships to held in 1973 74. - 'We are studying recent elopments in graduate cation." he said. "We will be I Ims" *hpEad'uRST ELECTRIC WESTERN IQME. 4 ZACHARIAH BOX OFFICE OPENS gfM ^ FEATURE AT Bfflj ^ Wednesday, July 7,197 j 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan NEW 'Satchmo' YORK (AP) "Satchmo" Armstrong, beloved - Louis heart. Early Tuesday at his home in Armstrong's last public appearance was at the Waldorf - He never made it. "I loved him, God bless him,' dies, 1900, that Armstrong was born in New Orleans. His parents — . In the home, Armstrong was encouraged to play the bugle . . troubadour of the jazz trumpet, Queens, Armstrong died Astoria Hotel here, where he said Duke Ellington, himself a separated when he was 5 and he and cornet and after his release towering figure in American grew up on the streets of the he gained a further 1™™cal # with a delightful'rasp to "his peacefully in his sleep. A family opened a two - week engagement voice and roll to his eye, died spokesman said his tired heart March 1. From there, he went jazz. "It is a great loss to all of city. Like many jazz greats education from the famed King before him, he started out Oliver. Tuesday, his heart worn out, his simply gave out. into Beth Israel Hospital for us." golden hom silent at last. He was Survivors included heart treatment. Said pianist Earl "Fatha" entertaining for pennies in the There followed engagements 71 years old Sunday. Armstrong's third wife, Lucille At the time, he was described Hines, who took his style from redlight section of New Orleans. Cornetist Bunk Johnson gave on Mississippi excursion boats, "Me and my hom, we come a Wilson Armstrong, whom he as frail, with halting gait, his 5 Armstrong's trumpet style. Armstrong his first real musical and dance halls, with Armstrong long way together," Armstrong married in 1942, and a sister and feet • 6 figure wasted down from "The world has loi „ once observed. two half - brothers. 226 pounds to 125. champion. I don't know who is training. But Satchmo's eventually abandoning the Together, they came out of a Funeral services were To thank the many admirers going to follow a man like that." development as trumpeter cornet for the trumpet, waifs refuge in New Orleans, up scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday at who had relayed best wishes to "I know all New Yorkers join without peer began during a Then, at the age of 22, river to Chicago along the trail the Corona Congregational him in the hospital, Armstrong Mrs. Lindsay and me in year's incarceration in the New Armstrong was called to Chicago of jazz itself, then on to the Church at 34th Avenue and n A gave an interviw at his home extending ao T¥_ j i*_ a. i cvmnothr tn Mrc heartfelt" Orleans our Armctmnn Waifs Home. He was sentt there after shooting off to join theOllVPr nff mf»ntr»r mentor, Oliver. of his band The Thp Winonetime H V City Windy Cltv June 23. He played his trumpet sympathy to Mrs. Armstrong, . ~ * < af> i m a. • t _i show business pinnacles of New 103rd Street in Corona, Queens. some blank cartridges on New proved Armstrong's gateway to York and Las Vegas, and the Burial will be in a Flushing and promised, "I'm going back said Mayor John V. Lindsay. on the Fourth of July, Year's Eve, 1913. motion picture studies of Cemetery. Hollywood. And before they were through, Armstrong and his CHICAGOANS TAKE TOURNEY horn, together, had fascinated millions on five continents, Frisbee 'Aces' snatch at fame enthralling royalty and the humblest of jazz fans. Armstrong and his horn pierced even the Iron Curtain, as he became one of the best ambassadors the United States California. Stanley Korth, a sophomore at contests began at midday. There was intermittent rain in ever sent abroad, In the "guts" finale, the two Oklahoma University in Winner for distance division was Dan in the men's Myers, of Ann the ignored afternoon, but that was by competitors. One representative of democracy belongs to the Highland Avenue teams stood 15 yards apart and Norman, Okla. All live hurled the plastic disks* at one Wilmette, 111. Arbor, Mich., who flung his strict rule in the tournament is whose portfolio's contents, in his words, "ain't politics, it's just Aces of The five suburban - Chicago. man team, despite *" another. Points were scored Wiimofto ni The Aces won two of the final Frisbee 215 feet. Mary that any team which does not 11' music." intermittent rain and when an opposing team member three games with scores of 21 - McMahon, of Hancock, Mich., play in the rain is disqualified, Pleasant Rain "In Africa," Armstrong once competition from record failed to catch the Frisbee with 16 and 21 -13. took the women's division with reminisced, "the local tribe number of 40 other teams from one hand. The trophy is a tomato juice a 134 - footer. carried in their chief to where I across the nation, flew Frisbees "We're very happy," said can topped by another can with In accuracy, Kenneth Linna, Residents of Copper Harbor, The long weekend spirit was more than enough to offset was playing. All he did was just to fame Sunday in the 14th Aces' team captain John two copper handles and a penny of South Range, Mich., took top who saw their town population rainy Monday for this euphoric couple walking along Grand look down and say just one annual International Connelly, a senior at Loyola inside. Tournament officials said spot for the men while Jackie swell by about 100 times, know River Avenue under an umbrella. University "There University. ' a lot of the reason for the penny is so Harvie, of Detroit, captured the Morrison isn't the only one who State News photo by Don Gerstner word, 'Satchmo!' Man, they Tournament here, were . •- thinks Frisbees are beautiful. knew me even out there." Jumbo" John Davis, good teams all day." that no one can say it's women's division. Ill health made progressi' tournament director, presented "The rest of the team worthless and also "to sound an inroads on the ebullient artist the highly honored Julius T. consisted of Alan Blake, a alarm" if anyone has ideas about with the unforgettable grimace and grin He was in and out of years y cQioj' as fld liver auu live* Nachazel Trophy — emblematic sophomore at Lawrence of superiority in flipping the University in Appleton, Wis.; hospitals during the past five disk in "guts Frisbee" - to the David Bradshaw, a freshman at kidney team after it beat ™— and niuiivj' —! ailments took their toll on his winner, the Foul Five from - 17—' last *year's * Lawrence University; Thomas Cleworth, an accountant; and stealingit. Last week, the trophy was stolen but later was recovered by skindivers in a trout stream. Between 5,000 and 6,000' Nixon says country faces decadence but survive Frisbee fans swarmed into this | THE H/vf HEjj Hj quiet community of 50 souls to see the action. can Hfoutktt&frttt This year, for the first time, there were ladies teams, but KANSAS CITY (AP) - "What has happened, of destroys a civilization. The believe we have the strength out Wi none made it very far in the Skafcutnml 220 S. Howard St. 371-1752 competition. Distance and accuracy President Nixon said Tuesday the United States is facing decadence that eventually course," he said, "is great United States is now reaching civilizations of the past have that period. become wealthy, they have lost through this heartland and across this nation that will see to it that America not only is rich destroys a civilization, but that their will to live, to improve, "I am convinced, however, and strong, but that it is healthy it has the vitality, courage and they then become subject to that we have the vitality, I in terms of moral strength. 1 IN believe we have the courage, I convinced it's there." NEW BNTBfrtinMENr North, East, strength to survive — rich and strong. Nixon drew this picture of decadence which eventually |THURSDAY NIGHT . . . 8:30 -11:30 West America in an informal talk to §D II |Polka Nite* Kl*> * Jonny Jakovac & waiter or South executives and officials of the news media from 13 midwestem states. Work temporarily halted Nbcon repeated much of what he has told similar gatherings |FRIDAY on labor pact for Lum's from other regions. But he hit a NIGHT . . . 6:30 - 12:00 . . . DANCING Whatever direction or new note in recalling that he had whatever time of year /7tJ . A, .J * Bob Koss on Accordian you're traveling, give us a participated at the Archives | AuusUast _ flile He|mut & Werner Sjngers g call. We have many interesting vacations to Building in Washington Saturday in a ceremony marking the start Preparation of a contract for employes at after which an agreement said. will be worked out, she Lum's of East Lansing, 213 MAC Ave., has liven up any time of of a five-year bicentennial era A move to organize Lum's employes came I SATURDAY NIGHT . . . 'SINGING UND FLINGING' year! for the United States. stopped until managers of the restaurant provide bargaining agents with an employe security list, a shortly after a bid for a similar union failed at To him, he said, the Archives 6:30-7:30 Music by Bob Koss on Accordian spokesman for the Hotel - Restaurant Employes Lizard's, 225 Abbot Road, said C. Patric .... Building has to be the most & Bartenders Union said Tuesday. Larrowe, professor of economics, who has impressive in Washington assisted Lum's workers in their union bid. because of the great documents 7:30 9:30 The list is expected to come quickly, the Picketing at Lum's began in mid - May, when - SING - ALONG ... Jim Basel on Guitar College Travel it holds, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, spokesman said, and will be used to match employes' demands with wage rates. After wage - more than one half of the employes signed - union authorization cards, Larrowe said. Lum's the Bill of Rights — the history rate classifications are completed, the contract 130 W. Grand River of ages. managers declined to recognize the cards, he 9:30 - 12:30 DANCING ... Bob Koss proposal will be presented to Lum's continued, and suggested the employes hold an But he said the great marble with Paul Bassett on Bass 351-6010 management, she added. election. columns of the archives The contract is expected to be ready for Certified on May 27 by the Michigan Employe reminded him of the Acropolis employes by next fall, the spokesman said. Relations Commission, the election resulted in a in Athens and the Forum in Employe demands must first be presented, heavy victory for the unionization bid, Larrowe Rome, which crumbled away followed by a counterproposal by management, said. with only their columns left. 20% DISCOUNT ON If you're attending College to asm Where Style Is Al#a^1n" TYPEWRITER REPAIRS FOR MSII STUDENTS become a leader in your field WHITE FLARES FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY S|3°0 AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 541 Grand River Phone 332-6878 Why not take the Leadership Course? 1477 Haslett Road, Haslett Enroll In fir -Qualify for a commission while earning your degree —Receive $50 per month in your junior and senior years -An opportunity to apply for an Army ROTC Scholarship which pays for all tuition, books and fees —Full assurance of an exciting job after graduation as an Army Officer —Return to Civilian life after only two years or less — Gain valuable leadership and management experience Interested .... Call 355—1916 or Stop by Demonstration Hall Today Michigan State Newi, East Laming, Michigan Wednesday, July 7, 1971 11 LIFE SCIENCIS 1 Building readied for students two By JIM SHELDON students and will be school of nursing for classrooms dimmed inside or in one of the equipment and finishing inside surrounded by State News Staff Writer cubicles. Each and offices. On the second floor, two classrooms. construction. The second floor carrel, with a desk top and shelf, offices of the deans of the Public facilities in the building will be finished first, followed will have a slide projector and college of veterinary and human are equipped for handicapped by four, three and one. small screen, a tape recorder Up-to-date facilities and a television receiver and medicine are already being persons, Robert Siefert, Siefert said workmen who eat 'innovative education techniques for viewing furnished. University architect, said. lunch inside the building sit the 118 medical students programs originating from the Some classrooms in the north Drinking fountains low enough reported a number of rats 'h0 will begin classes this building's television studio. wing are constructed with an for wheelchairs to pass under Carrels will be located in observation room between scampering around. Dept. of September in the nearly them. appear beside regular fountains. Public Safety workers will classrooms in Use this ad as your shopping list... cut it out completed Life Sciences I which the building, The small intermediary room has In the south wing, equipped exterminate them before work is building on south campus. Some will also house one-way glass walls which primarily for lab facilities, completed, he said, and the and bring it along when you visit us. We'll help furniture is already In and laboratories, conference rooms become opaque when lights are workmen are contractor is required to plug all you save! and other facilities. The currently installing workmen are currently finishing building possible entry holes. is inside construction. composed of a north and A stockroom for chemicals total cost of nearly $10 south wing connected At a by an and glassware is furnished on MEATS GROCERY million, the Life Science I building million received about $4 from state funds and enclosed service entry way. The offices, north classrooms wing houses and Pay raise each floor, and glass drain line made of heat and acid resistant garnered the rest Kellogg Foundation and from from the Sciences' one lecture which will seat 187 persons Life room, pyrex are already installed, similar to those in the Chemistry and Q Autumn Gold Young □ Soft Touch Biochemistry buildings. & Tender federal funds appropriated by Congress for assistance to medical schools. behind rows of long counters on red carpeted floor. Space is provided in front for audiovisual for 'U' w Laboratory furniture, of the type used in only two other universities, is distributed from a Broilers 6#-8# avg Turkey Bathroom Tissue 2-roll pkg. The expenses total co6t of equipment, includes construction, equipment facilities. and television Since Thursday, members of locals 1585 and 999 of the tradesmen presently in Local 999 "open for are central area, so the equipment can be removed from the room 39' /lb. facilities, landscaping, contractor's architect's fees, fees and other Adjoining the lecture hall, television studio will produce closed circuit programs relating a American Federation of State modification," Darwin A. Parks, if necessary. Flexibility is County and Municipal president of Local 1585, said maintained in the rooms, which Employe's Union (AFSCME) at Thursday. can be used for more than one □ Peschke's Sherwood limit 4 19° building charges. to medical affairs, broadcast Among the innovations for through the building and into MSU began receiving a 20 cent per hour wage increase. Under the terms of the purpose. Lean & Juicy Flat contract, only fringe benefits Pharmacology research will be medical students are the study Fee Hall to osteopathic students. The wage increase is the result and contract language are housed on the fourth floor, with Boneless Hams Kool-Aid carrels, or three walled desks. MSU will be one of the first universities in the country to use a Life Sciences I new Building is completely air conditioned from nearby regional-chilled of a wage rate increase plan that subject to negotiation at this pharmacology teaching on the was negotiated in the 1970 time. Wages and hospitalization third and medical and human contract between the AFSCME insurance are excluded from development labs and offices on 79V D regular unsweetened this equipment, facilitate individual which study and will water plant, which will someday feed cool air systems in other locals and the University. The contracts of the consideration. As of Thursday, the contracts the first and second. Finally, in the basement, a □ Medallion Cornish all flavors / # Hens comprehension of material presented by instructors. Sinjilar to ones now used in new building, in the south campus extension. West hallways on the first and approximately maintenance and 1,175 can now be terminated if either row of animal laboratory rooms service the union or the University gives is lined on each side by a employes in Local 1585 and the the other party 10 days notice. corridor. The south "soiled" 69 each limit 12 °/25c liltner Hall, each carrel will seat second floors will be used by the approximately 250 skilled However, Parks said that he corridor will be used for traffic, thought it unlikely that and the north "clean" corridor I I Oscar Mayer "either side is seriously will require personnel to shower Bounty Towels CALLS FOR EQUITY considering temrination at this and sterilize themselves before point. entering. Weiners 1# pkg. J9C L—I 'Jumbo' assorted or Rep. Brown hits tax hike TONIGHT (and every Wednesday) decorator colors, single roll DAIRY is. limit 4 28c without relief conditions . . □ All Star State Rep. Jim Brown, R • Okemos, announced recently that he will not support an constitution. This makes It obvious that the "'Happy Hours" Chocolate Milk Income tax increue unless a pair of concept of superpower negotiations by a few power brokers In the legislature Is not workable □ Easy Monday corresponding tax relief condltioni are met. In settling the budget questions. 8-10 pm qt. ctns. Liquid for Dishes 4/i The condition* for Brown's support are: "I don't like the Idea of few powerful men •Approval by bdth the Senate and House of cutting deals the rest of a ua are supposed to 00 Gov. Mill lken'a constitutional amendment proposal to eliminate dependence on property to swallow. This consensus concept of operating government is inherently bad." (all drinks greatly reduced) 32 fl. oz. bti. finance school operations, and placement of the Brown also disagreed with the idea that question on the fall ballot. •Restoration of the property tax and city Michigan must raise additional revenue to finance the 1971 72 budget. He said he'd support an and THURSDAY i v ■■ i \ -Ci# . ] Income tax credits on the state Income tax. - Income tax increase only to replace the funds FROZEN FOODS PRODUCE 1 'To provide equity In our tax structure, we it have property tax relief," Brown said. "I lose through property tax relief. "If we had the courage to clamp restrictions is... fully support the governor's proposed on spending, we could balance the budget to □ PetRitz □ Sweet Southern constitutional amendment and have no intention of adding to the property owner's burden. match revenues without the massive tax increases under discussion. 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DATE SIGNATURE Of APPLICANT I ■SSTF- ^Jgnaturc or spouse FUN PAK East Lansing East Lansing Okemo* Hasten Brookfleld State Bank Plata Red Cedar at Thmbrtdge VANILLA ICE CREAM Limit one with coupon Gal. ctn. and $5 purchase 88* Michiga Wednesday, July 7# | 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan OVERDOSE KILLS MAN Drug use, court hassles GOV. MILLIKEN decision to allow the said Sunday that the Supreme Court'* New York Times to publish the Pentagon papers was a "clear victory for a free press in this country." mark weekend rock fest "I think there's always the tendency among governmental l^ie World ( agencies at the federal level or at the state level or at any other level to try to put the best approach on what has happened. vk game lead < "I think the public has a right to know, and particularly jn this 10 be that greal Who can f< case, about the origins of the Vietnam war." DETROIT (UPI) - The State concerned the sale of possession concert May 30 on the "The next step is to evaluate Milliken said he doesn't think his administration has any secret jdgers, who t of Michigan and a nonprofit of LSD, marijuana and hashish, fairgrounds indicated drug the reports of what happened the New Yoi papers locked away and that If It does, "the free press, as it group of fine arts patrons shared though undercover agents "did activity. over the weekend and make a functions in this state and State Capitol, would clearly bring out Or more rec in the proceeds from a rock ake purchase make purchase of of heroin." heroin." Kierns said the DAPA decision whether to go to the the facts about my administration." who dropped t concert on the state fairgrounds The mi"" state was a reluctant "deflnetely misled" the state court and have the contract inal week of tl where police say drugs were sold partner in the two-day about the type of concerts that (with DAPA) rescinded or take THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on Insurance will conduct a public But after vit and used "right out in the Independence Day weekend were being planned. administrative action," Franklin hearing on no - fault auto insurance proposals pending before It jne comes av open," UPI learned Tuesday. rock festival with the Detroit ^.pres!nt®d JJ said. on 9 a.m. Monday at the Saginaw Valley College Summer laltimore bulg< An overdose of heroin, Assn. of Performing Arts Jl ® cL, cultural . Theatre, Pierce Road. allegedly acquired on the (DAPA), a nonprofit pr?£?um' Kierns said. The contract the fair The public hearing is one of a series of eight scheduled fairgrounds, was blamed as the 5»n.vp«r.rtw corporation established three .... e... j°m>? authority has with DAPA called hidden ramifications that l don t for entertainment events on the throughout the state. No team in e cause of death of 20-year-old voorc .on years ago to pnrnnroaao vm.thc to encourgage youths fthe Orioles. know about," Kierns said, weekends of July 16, 23, and Committee chairman Matthew McNeely, D - Detroit, said all Donald Zarro of Detroit, and to study serious concert music. For this Bait Interested organizations and individuals are wolcome to testify police reported a number of The mc DAPA unm, headed by ueaueu uy "Their willingness .. , t.. _ to condone 30, „_j_ .... in addition tor——— —' ;—r—. those held last before the committee. HE best on thi youths hospitalized for overdose promoter and symphonic this sort of thing under their weekend and on May 30. Detroit brinf treatment. director Carl Karapetin, went to " <*rtalnly not the kind of tself a major THE COMMERCE DEPT.'s Public Service Commission has Police Lt. Warren Stringfellow court to force the State Fair thing that was presented to us to The Michigan Court of jtomatically g Authority, a branch of the Dept. be • cu,t"™l authorized General Telephone Co. of Michigan to increase iti of the narcotics bureau said , iUand Appeals ruled last week that the < rates by $6,479,000 annually. The rate hike went into effect pot in the play Tuesday that police had charged of Agriculture, to honor its f®rta1!nl>' "otA the s°r^ °/ th!n8 state had failed to prove that the «' Tuesday. Man for mai eight persons for sale of illegal contract to allow the concert to Detro,t °[ Pe«orming DAPA had violated its contract The 9.8 per cent rate increase will be spread among Generil hy the Detroit drugs and four for possession. be held on the state fairgrounds. Arts says Jn its brochures lt with the state and gave the go Boog Powell During the rock festival, "There E.J. Kierns, general manager stands for. , A ahead for the July fourth Telephone's nearly 320,000 customers in 538 communities in 60 obinson form of the contract, _ Under terms concert on condition that the upper and lower peninsula counties. were flagrant violations, right of the fair authority, said 11 four field th out in the open," he said. • state tried to cancel Its contract tne, State Fair Authority DAPA add 75 men to the VOLUNTARY PRAYER may be granted to public schools e bat with the Hp S*id most of the violations with the DAPA after a rock received 25 per cent of the net security force and provide Search for capsized canoe a bill Introduced to the Michigan House of Representatives The Tigers c proceeds from the 10 per cent medical facilities for possible under cAuliffe, Ed B that the DAPA took from the drug reaction cases, Friday. Members of the East Lansing Police Dept. return to shore Outside of SI top as sponsoring agency. Gustave J. Groat, R - Battle Creek, introduced a resolution to Kenneth Franklin, Gov. Franklin said these steps were after searching for a sunken canoe in Red Cedar River. An the U.S. Congress through the Michigan House which asks pabilities. Mc has been"i Milliken's legal aide, said the "grossly inadequate" to handle unidentified man assists a docking police boat, after Congress to propose a constitutional amendment calling for the financial arrangement the DAPA the 6,000 that showed up for members of the crew unsuccessfully searched the Red tting average a unabridged right of the people to pray voluntarily in public With the exc had with the fair authority is the concert on Saturday and the Cedar River for a sunken canoe late last month. schools. ree having wh "one of my questions. I have no 12,000 that came Sunday, idea how they arrived at that ie prize of th formula." herit Brooks 1 Karapetin said it was not true ibby leaves. Bi Alert system to aid stores that Kierns was "misled" by the DAPA on the type of concerts In the outfit planned for the summer. "There was absolutely no question that uper - sub Mei he knew exactly, exactly, what ot, since Detr By RAY ANDERSON and fraudulent credit card losses. suspect's description. "real bad." because everyone knows fillie Horton ai our intention was," Karapetin The experimental program has in an initial attempt to use "It makes it extremely unlike personal checks, payn said. "That's an unwise thing for State News Staff Writer The name ol been promoted by Jack A. J)ell - the system last week, Dell - difficult for legitimate checks are backed lied hurlers tc Mr. Kierns to say at this point." Gov. Milliken asked Franklin The East Lansing - Meridian Angelo who had tremendous Angelo said, a businessman customers," he said, "because sufficient funds, The World ( success with a similar program in wajted too long to report an businesses are • coming He said those stealing welti for a "full accounting of events" Area Chamber of Commerce is Cellar, Jim another Michigan community. incident, and the suspect had an increasingly reluctant to cash and social security checks nbelievable coi and for a report from the state adopting an alert system to Dell - Angelo, who is East opportunity to cash a number of checks." usually facilitated because Detroit is the police, who had undercover protect local businesses against agents at the rock festival. - ..... op ting, . . c . . ——?H_.y rv Lansing - Meridian Chamber of fraudulent checks before he was He said the biggest problems mailing date is general station. Outsic Commerce Executive Director, caught attempting to pass at present are stolen federal and publicized. (low .500 perc said that anyone who thinks he another. state government checks, and Dell - Angelo said the 'LIEBERMANN'S has a shoplifting, bad check or The check problem, according occasionally a payroll check. implemented alert progn Let's see nov I, and pit The First and Finest in East Lansing phony credit call an alert - card suspect can center, and within to East Lansing Police and banks, is the most costly. The checks are being taken from mailboxes, he said, and, would not adversely affect ti honest customer, and it migl The World Se 15 minutes all participating A new shipment of our ti)0 There businessesjwiUJt)e notified of the shoplifting were only 31 arrests for in the last with forged identification, are curb business losses which year, an fairly easy to cash in stores be reflected in lower prices, i officer said, adding that most of the items taken were priced pcfetottfc under a couple of dollars. Thefts GREAT LEATHER BAGS of items valued at more than $15 is rare, he said. Group blasts use But during the same period Serving cocktails and there were 31 arrests for forgery, Premium Beer ... 7 on days a week draught seven for writing checks against nonexistent insufficient accounts, five for funds, one for of studded tires (after 2 p.m. on Sunday) counterfeiting and 14 for credit The federation card fraud. organizaton of oil compani . . . dining room Dick Reidanour of the First Federation said Tuesday metal highway contractors and c open daily from 6:30 a.m. (Sunday from 8 a.m.) National Bank of East Lansing studded tires should be banned highway - oriented Interests, characterized the problem as in Michigan. the four - year - old 110 Well appointed sleeping authorizing the use of stui rooms, all with Color TV, tires should be repealed. private dining and banquet Federation president rooms available. M. Foster, Jr., said "All studies and surveys on effects of studded tires add ALBERT PICK to an overwhelming case agaii their continued use. 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Washington Ask us about free parking In city ramp SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$S Jacobisoris following Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 7, 1971 13 y 7, i97] SPORTS TERRY FICOREUI Birds land 3 all star starters LES e Court'h Pentagon t AL East it's all World Champion Baltimore Orioles are currently holding a -o,e race: over NEW YORK (UPI) - Third baseman Brooks Robinson of the world Orioles champion Baltimore the top vote-getter was for the American League all-star team announced Tuesday. Two other members of the all outfielders in the voting. Tony Oliva of the Twins the third outfielder on the team, and Rod Carew of Minnesota will start at second base. Ray Fosse of the Cleveland Indians was selected as was the Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota last year, was the winner of this year's runaway balioting.- outfielders. Oliva, making his sixth runnerup all-star appearance, was Robinson, who will be playing balloting with 880,103 votes, on his 12th all-star team, drew in the outfield and Frank Robinson, who has 1,110,469 votes to runnerup played on 10 all-star teams, Killebrew's 412,852. representing the National League the outfield balloting Otis of Kansas City, A1 Detroit, Frank Washington, Reggie Jackson of Oakland and Roy White of New York. Powell, who also by Amos Kaline of Howard has of had starts Leaguers. for the Carew, who has been five game consecutive American selected years as a starter but missed the 1970 because of a knee Orioles were named to start for operation, drew 560,837 votes m game lead over the third place Detroit Tigers. It doesn't seem starting catcher in a close race, Yastrzemski, who won the in six of them, drew 633,217 trouble with his batting average P to beat out Baltimore's Dave the American League in the be that great an advantage, especially around All Star time. polling 645,966 votes to beat most valuable player award in votes. this season, topped Norm Cash Johnson with 402,749; "ly in thh 42nd midseason classic, to be out Detroit's Bill Who can forget the total collapse of the 1952 Brooklyn Freehan, who last year's all-star game, was the Bobby Murcer of the New of Detroit in the first place played the night of Tuesday, Aparicio drew the smallest nodgers, who blew a 13 game lead in the last month of the season had 570,199. only other AL player with more York Yankees just missed out on voting with 825,113 bollots to total of votes of any starter with any secret July 13, at Detroit. They are Brooks Robinson, beaten York Giants. the New for than one million vote6, gaining an outfield berth with 606,203 Cash's 625,277. This will be the 437,959, >ress, a first baseman Boog Powell and the starting third base berth beating out ' recently the 1963 folding of the Philadelphia Phillies, Or more by 1,002,908 to lead the votes, and he was followed in third straight year that Powell Minnesota's Leo Cardenas. bring i)o dropped their final 10 outings with a seven game lead on the outfielder Frank Robinson. The Boston Red Sox and Inal week of the campaign. But after viewing the Oriole - Tiger series of the past weekend, Minnesota Twins placed two ct a public comes with the very frustrating feeling that away men each among the eight the 5 before it starters selected in a nationwide ■ Summer jjltimore bulge over the Tigs is quite insurmountable. Key is confidence poll of the fans that drew a record ballots. total of 2,396,895 everybody SMILE No team in either league displays the on - the - field confidence it, said all to »fthe Orioles. For this Baltimore club is not only the best on paper, but also Luis Aparicio, who suffered througha 0-for-44 batting slump and SAVE at testify 'HE best on the field. last month and just this week Detroit bringing in Billy Martin to manage its forces was in pushed his average over .200, ission has iself a major accomplishment. But that one move doesn't was chosen by the fans to start itomatically give the Tigers a spot in the World Series, far less a at shortstop, and Boston icrease its teammate Carl Yastrzemski led nto effect pot in the playoffs with the likes of Baltimore in their division. Man for man, position for position, it can be demonstrated ig Genenl lities in 60 rhy the Boog Detroit pennant chances are purely mythical. 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Men's & Ladies' Friday and was remanded to the examination of Spillman, who A 1967 PONTIAC omen faculty county jail after failing to post possessed drivers licences from Government BLINTZES valued at $900, and a $500 bond set by District Judge Texas, Louisiana and vomen do nc motorcycle, valued at 3121 E. GRAND RIVER M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR Maurice E. Schoenberger. Police said an officer on foot Massachusettes. were reported stolen from nstitutions ol lalaries general 104 S. Washington 3 MINUTE HEEL SERVICE MSU students who parked New Phone: IN ANOTHER WINDOW - EAST patrol in University Village The U.S. C (% Block off Mich. Ave.) 501W E. Grand River vehicles in Lot O 351-1440 225 E. Grand River about 1 a.m. Friday saw PEEKING incident about near vomen make OPEN 7-7 DAILY Beneath Campus Drugs " u 332-3619 Spillman looking through J""L4 Friday, police said a 27 midnight Hall and in a South Wondersl 533,000 collej - year - old MSU student was bike rack. Incidents Of these, 35 p arrested at the rear of a between June 12 and 29 and the lowest in j Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! University Village apartment as he looked through a window. Tuesday morning. Police said another officer on EAST LANSING foot patrol there saw and attempted to arrest the man who tried to escape. The officer, who reported the following occurring in the city over Trave weekend: four wheels and 1 (Continued then tackled the man, received a valued at $800, taken from skinned knee. Complaints and automobile parked in a lot rogram of 1 warrents will be sought. 1135 W. 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SAGINAW - 2055 W GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA OPEN EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS Across from the Union - Open Tonight til 9J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 7, 1971 "| IJ Success .n niTV / A P\ Harlr seen for Nixon's domestic plans * KANSAS CITY (AP) — Clark congressman, appeared with four Nixon prepared an address on Herbert Klein, presidential MacGregor, Nixon s other administration officials at President liaison were the "revolutionary nature" of possibility that 90 per cent of September " co n gr e ®s 1°" the news conference Sere ahea^ Id e Hi general suhiects of °Jr drim Hiret^nr n't' of u communications: ideas on wolfuro wfnrm ?™icati°ns; ^ on welfare reform, revenue Nixon's program could be put muoniu mi >- , j , . The _ The final *. final version versior of revenue presentative, IPS! he is'confident told newsmen of the President's later in the day at "theKTn^ apSarance appearance £25 health °n' ^llutlon,following problems *nd fam,ly Donald forRumsfeld, execut.ve sharmg with the states executive into effect by the close of the sharing, MacGregor 6. forecast, will mi ». health Problems following a assistant domestic » assistant reorganization. a for domestic orocrams; . Nixon's .. reorganization, environmental . Tuesday programs; environmental current Congress.' >> , be substantially in accord with Rumsfeld said the )g wi„ fare Mrips of hripfiLc h„ mi ? series of talks by administration William Rucklehaus, chairman of improvement and health care, "a "This means MacGregor what Nixon problem drug , .n the the 92nd Congress than 92nd Congress than the the nation'/ pL!?11.! nation's" °f['cial.s- Similar unctiiigo ^huiw briefings VIIon tuc Environmental IProtection the uiivnuiiiiicniai luicvuuu bare minimum of 75 wait i in hi iiiuill Ul IO per tvni (JVI of cent UI monthl it said, "that within 14I months proposed. Klein, speaking on civil rights among Vietnam veterans is very serious, but it i of any president since broadcasters if a- ot^er domestic topics have been Agency, and Herbert Stein, one the President's proposals will be is quite possible President Nixon progress, said: would be a mistake for World War II. representatives from 13 mi previously at Birmingham, of the President's economic enacted into law." former Minnesota states were invited to attend. j Midwest Ala", an? The President's liaison man will have scored a bigger victory u Americans to "get the feeling MacGregor, Appearing with MacGregor MacGregor said that despite also said there is "a definite in Congress than any president ' When Nixon took office he didn't intend to go that the young men returning since World War II.' out and from Vietnam are more likely to ,J use rhetoric. But we would g " MacGregor said he believes have used drugs than the young and daily visitors <> there are 35 to 40 senators who out and prove a record by deed people in this country." will vote to uphold Nixon's veto and direction. Major gains have of the giant public works bill, been made. We believe the He said the veterans need help Nixon program offers real hope and jobs, not criticism. enough to prevent overriding. MacGregor called the bill for the first time for the black Stein said the Nixon strategy Herd of kangaroos "unworkable and unwise." He said Nixon committed to his revenue - is sharing plan unchanged and said not community." very „ ., . Rucklehaus^ needs "environmental .... said^the sanity' badly in its efforts to clean cam .. nationw for healing the economy has been "designed to deal with problems we found » and as a result the administration has KENWOOD, Calif. (AP) of the big red variety of only private herd of kangaroos if the changes "constitute a d j uste I show manager, says he started There is no school these days, so Australian marsupials. in the country. his flock 15 years ago with "Sydney played in a Walt improvements they will receive "L in developments, Jthe kangaroos wait in vain for "They all flock down to see ' I guess I started to raise Disney production and has been the consideration of the account in every level of I the school bus. "Original Sydney," who died six on television," says Rooney. industry and every level of 'Progress has been very the kids on the school bus each them because no one else did, President " "Kangaroos are great people," morning at 7:30. This is a ritual years ago at the age of 14 and "All my pals," as Rooney government . program is evident," Stein said. "I don't and I have 10 acres of lovely MacGregor said he expects the aimed whose headstone is not far from calls them, "have names ranging a * «... orderly think there is any doubt the - — Tom Rooney, a bachelor They like to hear the kids calling — _„ys land here which is similar to the House Ways and Means I who lives here on a 10 - acre them by name," says Rooney. Rooney's 80 - year - old house, from the Sydney series through Committee, whose chairman •!;,La,"S """""" administration of the laws that economy js rising and inflation is Australian outback." His place is in the Valley of the have been on the books many declining." I ranch and maintains a herd of 11 Rooney believes he has the Winston Jr., Mathilda and Wilbur Mills, D - Ark has Rooney, 55 - year - old sports Moon 50 miles north of San Melbourne." Francisco. expressed opposition to the . Nixon plan, will change the Before Australia banned The neighbors are used to Females hit sex bias further export of kangaroos, them and the kids make the Rooney obtained three females, school bus wait until they come distribution formula and add a need sharing factor to the revenue Male Students Wanted: and at one time his herd when called, Rooney says. On Nixon's welfare program, (Continued from page one) numbered 22. "What throws strangers is the I I enforcement of the 1964 Civil Rights Act had concentrated on areas of racial discrimination. men, 16 per cent are instructors; 25 professors. The American ° . TT . , per cent full "I've never sold one but have sight of Sydney given them to zoos," Rooney station wagon as sitting in the we drive down MacGregor predicted details will be worked summer out by the late congressional ret pay for participation in I reported in a 1969 study ."T!rS!ty iPr°fe?sors that at Indiana says. the road," said Rooney, turning period. He also said he looks "to Spurred by the Woman's equality Assistance ITni.,<»c;t.. i„ * 7 Kangaroos ivangaruos are very to io answer insistent an insisu thumping I see revenue sharing passed in I I League and the National Organization of Women, complaints have increased to a point, said averaop average of $101L50%rf more than female , a month|y affectionate and like people, at the kitchen professors. Sydney III comes up to the door, some form by the end of MOTIVATIONAL I Pottinger, where his division has more cases than ♦hi the r ,Vn'VCrSr College °f yA° Col°r8do' male Professors in house every morning and bumps it can handle, even though his 92 - man staff has ^sa"d ^ence* made $1,552 on the door for his morning I tripled in the past year. Scores of institutions have submitted to HEW more a year than their female colleagues. rottinger said one of his toughest jobs is to decide when the federal milk. kitchen, He eats breakfast in the RESEARCH government is justified J "affirmative action plans," specific remedial in investigating a university's inner workings. I goals and timetables aimed at bringing more Iwomen into higher levels of the educational - . ;;e. re cT^.nt!y tr>"nS to ** vigorous, but fair, he said. We re not going to try and draw xvuu.,cy, a,.u ai^r lettuce, alfalfa, bread and grain, "Sydney III is a welterweight PROGRAM | establishment. judgments where we re incapable of doing so." at 185 pounds, and Sydney Jr. Pottinger said most colleges and universities £>o far, he said, a major result of his division's lusually yield to complaints and agree to review investigations has been to make "many of the weighs in at 150. ! ■their operating procedures, perhaps because of universities involved "They've all been raised like aware that the women on children - put on a bottle when |the ax Pottinger holds over their heads. Colleges and universities which do not measure seriously0""11511865 t,iese matters very they weighed a pound, and they lup face the possibility of losing federal contracts, |a key source of income, particularly for research. For example, $7.5 miilion in federal contracts s withheld from the University of Michigan [until the school came up with a plan to end sex ■discrimination. The university agreed to pay $6 Tmillion in back pay, retroactive to 1968, to {women faculty members. Government and private statistics indicate that kromen do not advance as rapidly as men in Institutions of higher learning, and women's laries generally are lower. The U.S. Office of Education reports that Jwomen make up about a fifth of the nation's 1533,000 college and university faculty members. ■Of these, 35 per cent hold the rank of instructor, Ithe lowest in academia, while only 9 per cent are |full professors, top rank for teachers. Among Travel funds (Continued from page one) of the University," |ccording to the travel gulations approved by the oard of trustees. "Travel may be in support of specific program of ruction, research or public ce, or it may be in support ftf the more general programs of professional improvement or University operation," the ■ravel regulations state. I Less overseas travel is Anticipated for 1971-72. Wednesday, July 7,1971 Michigai 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan »TAT6 •CLASSIFIED Classified Ads. 5state news classified Buy A Bargain Or Sell A Bargain With Fun To Use And Read 3558255 Automotive Automotive Automotive p»nkLy speaking . by Phil Frapl^ For Rent Thf State News does not pifonit racial or.religious COLLEGE TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction OFF CORV ETTE 1969 blue convertible. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1967. Wire discrimination in its AUSTIN HEALEY, 1967. 3000. guaranteed. Frae Idelivery, AM/FM, positraction, power wheels, Tonneau cover. Good advertising columns. The 30 West Gran Green, fiberglass top. $1500 best service and pick - up. No deposit. brakes and steering, automatic. running condition. 337-1571. State offer. 351-4477 X-3-7-7 5-7-16 Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C Ntws will not 351-< With or without hardtop. » AUTOMOTIVE 677-7713 after 6 p.m. 2-7-9 accept advertising which AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 1960 TV RENTALS Students only. Low Scooters & Cycles VEGA, 1971. Midnight blue. 3 discriminates against Bug Eye. Must sell. Call 349-0169 monthly and term rates. Call Auto Parts & Service "msu bah i CUTLASS, 1969. In very good speed. Best offer. Evenings, religion, race, color or m after 5 pm (except Wednesday). 351-7900. UNIVERSITY TV 209 M/ condition. 3 speed, automatic, 372-6124. 3-7-7 national origin. Aviation 4-7-9 RENTALS. C 351- power steering and brakes. Phone »EMPLOYMENT 694 1376. 1-7-7 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN, 1970. » Try us for CADILLAC 1959 Coupe deVille. REFIRGERATORS, PARTY goods, FOR RENT AM/FM radio, loaded with extras, styling, ra; Very good condition, bought from and camping equipment. A TO Z little old lady - original owner. CUTLASS 1969 2 door hardtop. warranty. Beige. 393-7938. 2-7-9. Apartments specii RENTAL, 349-2220. 0-7-9 Loaded, 4 new tires. 627-6420 or Houses Appointmen Bright red with classic fins, all VOLKSWAGEN 1970 yellow bug. For Rent 485-8555. 3-7-7 power, $450 or trade for van. 8,000 miles. AM/FM radio. Rooms 332 0281. 2-7-9 bead cr DUNEBUGGY MUST sail. Rebuilt Excellent condition. evenings. 5-7-16 332-0306 Apartments ► FOR SALE engine and front end. Runs really Animals iECOUPAGE '.HEVELLE MALIBU 1965 2 door good. Tom 351-0424. 5-7-14 hardtop. Runs well. $450. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1968 with sunroof, AIR CONDITIONED efficiency. Mobile Homes art reproi 353-3740 weekdays 9-1 pm ask Close to campus. $125. Call candle maki FIREBIRD 1967 3 speed, new Michelins, shelf, radio, 50,000 .1130 BEECH. Spacious, fully PERSONAL for Denny. 3-7-7 332-3386. 1-7-7 battery, recently tuned. Must sell, miles. Tan. 353-0969, John. 5-7-14 furnished 2 bedroom apartments. PEANUTS PERSONAL ■nfield's Ini getting married, $695. 349-9237. Air conditioned, carpeted, close, 93 M-43, Oker CHEAP APARTMENT available for CHEVY 1970 Monte Carlo 350 parking. From $45 per man. REAL ESTATE Automatic. Custom paint. 3-7-9 Scooters & Cycles rest of summer. 1 block to 351-3106. O RECREATION campus. Call NEJAC, 337-1300 Excellent. 355-8024. 1-7-7 FORD 1964 station wagon Country iandor 1970 Honda CL350, two helmets, C-7-12 LARGE 2 party furnished efficiency. SERVICE kaf Squire. Runs great, $175. CHEVROLET 1965 Impala SS 396, 393-7491. 2-7-9 $600. Call Craig 351-2653, 2 BEDROOM for sublease. Whitehall, Air conditioned, close to campus. Typing Service sidewal 4 speed. Good condition. Rick 349-0934. 2-7-9 September through June. $150 / 351-0961. 3-7-12 near campus. 332-2952, for TRANSPORTATION speci FORD FAIRLANE 1967 2 door further information. 2-7-7 month. 351-4062, 484-0585. YAMAHA 350 1971, 1 month old. WANTED July 9 a ".HEVROLET IMPALA SS 1965. hardtop. Good after 5:30 pm condition. Call 882-1087. 5-7-14 Reason for selling, bought 650. 'AND N3W A D*ROWIUABOUT £f 1 BLOCK from Berkey. 3-7-12 DEADLINE Plus many o Power steering and brakes plus 332-5845 after 6 p.m. 5-7-16 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North. extras. Automatic transmission. TUB RSfSBIN OWES OH Furnished efficiency apartment for 1 or 2 men. Large 2 bedroom furnished Large 1 bedroom carpeted and 1 P.M. one class day before Asking $475. Call 337-2084; 2-7-9 1970 KAWASAKI 500. 3500 miles, partly furnished. Utilities paid, needed, $700. apartment for 2 — 4 people. publication. minor work $150 a month plus deposit. Phone For fi 351-9504. 4-7-7 Cancellations/Corrections CHEVROLET 1965 Impala station 332-1359. 2-7-9 627-5454 or 489-5136. 4-7-14 MUSTANG 1965 289. Air, new wagon. V-8 automatic. $550. — 12 noon one class day Phone 351-5631. 3-7-12 tires, muffler, exhaust. Excellent WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. 1 pardstreet condition. HONDA 125cc 1970. Just tuned. before publication. 351j4571.^712_ A uto Service & Parts bedroom apartments to sublease. nfurnished. $121 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1967, MUSTANG 1965 stick 6 in good New condition, good around town Employment $140-$ 145. Ideal for married PHONE deposit. zinger. $300. 332-0281. 2-7-9 50,000 miles, excellent condition. condition. Call after 8 p.m. couple. ED 2-2920, 351-4698. O 5-7-16 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East RELIABLE PEOPl-E to sell season 414 SOUTH Pine, Lansing. Furnished 3558255 Want $1250. For information, call 1971 KAWASAKI 250cc. Enduro. 337-2134. 2-7-9 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. tickets for Lansing All Stars, MARRIED STUDENTS 1 bedroom apartment. $120 per 21 _ 349-3216 after 6 p.m. 1-7-7 1000 miles. 8 months full . .. LS OVER OLDSMOBILE 88 1962 convertible, Complete auto painting and Lansing's Professional Football month plus deposit. No lease insurance coverage. Bell 500 & FACULTY required. 5 minutes from campus edroom, fir« $50. 1963 Oldsmobile 4 door collision service. IV 5:0256. C Team. Work your own hours. Call CHEVROLET 1957 station wagon helmet. Best offer. 676-1973. by expressway. Will be open for leposit. 372-466! sedan. Needs minor repairs. $100. sedan. $250. 1400 Vermont, 3-7-12 351-4241.3-7-9 inspection July 10th from 9 a.m. 332-4219. 2-7-7 372-3706. 2-7-7 OLDSMOBILE 88 1962 convertible 1966 SUZUKI X6. Runs good. 505 VW - RANDY'S GUARANTEED MOBIL. repair. 1-96 at LOCAL SPANISH newspaper desires KNOB HILL to 1 p.m. Go to private entrance back of building upstairs. 3-7-9 101.50 3.00 4.00 5.35 6.50 130( iedr00m Fl onditioned hous Okemos Road. 349-9620. C part time advertising salesman. .65 3.30 4.40 5.85 7.15 14 J 325 for summer, CORVAIR, 1964. Stick, radio, make Albert corner Division. 6 - 9 pm. offer. Call after 6 pm, 337-0025. 3-7-12 $50. 2.7.7 1400 Vermont, 372-3706. Wednesday and Thursday. 1-7-7 AT ME t'S we repair all foreign and Contact 511 East EL RENACIMIENTO, Saginaw, Phone APARTMENTS APARTMENTS, ROOMS, House. .80 3.60 4.80 6.40 131.95 3.9015.20 7.80 1561 6.95 8.45 161 100M bungalc American cars. If we can't fix it, it 485-4389. 3-7-9 Furnished. Near campus. Call 14 2.10 4.20 5.60 7.45 9.10 1820 PONTIAC 1964 2 door hardtop, SUZUKI P350, 1970. Like new, 349-4700 oster. Partly CORVAIR 1963 . Good condition. automatic. Body good, motor $600. T500, 1970, $650. can't be fixed. Call J$&3255. 349-3919. 3-7-7 15 2.25 4.50 6.00 8.00 9.75 ig.s , $165 Reasonable. Call Cathy 351-4154 MODELS SHORTER than 5'6" for OPEN 1 - 7 pm Mon.-Sat. 16 2.40 4.80 6.40 8.55 10.4020.8t needs minor repair. 699-2937. 645-7421.3-7-12 eposit. IV 4-409 or 353 5465. 1 7-7 6-7-16 CAR WASH, 25c, or automatic wash national brochure. Experience SUNDAY by appointment 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED air 7\2.55 5.10 6.80 9.10 11.0522. - summer price, 25c. Wax and desirable. Call Bonnie, 393-7800. conditioned apartment, utilities 18 2.70 5.40 7.20 9-60 11.7023«^J SEE THE auto show ... all sizes, TRIUMPH TR6 1969. Very good FOR SALESPOWER try a little vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 South 3-7-9 included, 1 block from campus. 192.85 5.70 7.60 1O.1512.3524.70 UNI VERS 20 3.00 6.008.00 10.6513.002600 prices, models, colors, in today s condition. Call 482-2664 after 5 Classified Ad to sell^ large mobile home! Dial 355-8255 today! Clippert, back of Koko Bar. C-7-9 On Okemos Rd. Across 332-2110. 4-7-9 yard. Year Classifies Ads. p.m. 2-7-9 FULL TIME babysitter needed for 5 10 word minimum ies. Security from Okemos High School NEED ROOMMATE to share 2 Aviation month old girl in my home or bedroom furnished air Availabl yours. Call 353-9160; after 5 p.m. LANSING All student ads must be J2-1936. 5-7-7 353-6841. 2-7-9 OR East Lansing. One conditioned apartment for LEARN TO FLY! Complete flight bedroom furnished. Large, airy summer. 332-2110. 4-7-9 prepaid IAN, 3 bedroi Cedar Gre training. All courses are rooms. Air conditioned. The State News will lie from ca government and VA certified. Beautifully maintained. Suitable 1 GIRL for large 2 man. Now to AVIATION. Airport 49-9662. 5-7-14 FRANCIS for faculty, grad students, business September 15. Close $70. responsible only for the Road, Call 484-1324. C people, married couples. Lease. first 337-1520. 4-7-9 day's incorrect EDROOM dupl 332-3135 or 882-6549. O insertion. full base poo NEED GIRL sublet for tv»omi*V0r Employment inslng. $200 pi a EXECUTIVE shorthand. SECRETARY Mature. $6800 NEW LUXURY townhouses. Central air, fireplace, basement, conditioned, pool, $50 per month. Call 355-1667. 3-7-7 FULL TIME sales unfurnished. $225. 351-1001. people selling food. Must have car. Some $7500. 372-7700 PERSONNEL 6-7-7 Norwood Apartments For Rent CONSULTA NTS. 2-7-9 experience in direct selling air-conditioning9 1 BLOCK from Berkey. Furnished Houses DICTAPHONE TYPIST. Must be Now renting large one and commission, send resume to PO efficiency apartment for 1 or 2 bilingual. (Spanish.) 372-7700. two bedroom for fall. Close Box 87, Perry, Michigan 48872. men. Large 2 bedroom furnished PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS. 2-7-7 apartment for 2 - 4 people. to campus. Call 332-2712 Vi BLOCK to campus. 2-7-9 4-5 bedr 351-9504. X-4-7-12 after 3 p.m. fireplace, 2 car garag» WAITRESSES, DANCERS, waiters. EARN UP to $3000 this summer. Car Unfurnished. $325 per month WOMEN: 1 block from campus. and ONE u'l collect (313) 398-5370.3-74 mmate wan everything Call 372-7502 ask for Terry AND 2 bedroom apartments. necessary. Call 351-7319 for Vacancies in 4 girl apartment. Woods. Leave message. 3-7-7 10 minutes from MSU. Ideal for stairs of housi interview.C married couple. Minutes from Completely furnished, utilities and 4 MAN house in Haslett, $200 337-2029 shopping , drugstore, doctor. On parking included, $55. 349-9609. deposit, also 1 large ri EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE busline to downtown. Elementary school less than 1 block. For 3-7-7 i efficiency for two, $100 pin deposit. 349-9619 or 339-9201, Roonu 3-7-9 LARGEST DISCOUNTS appointment WALTER NELLER call 393-0384, COMPANY. THINKING OF Send a someone "Peanuts Personal" special? SINGLE room IN _ 2-7-7 message with a Want Ad. Come in NEED ONE girl for 4 ms Availabli today. 347 Student Services. $55. 351-6666. 2-7-9 ine 351-5076.: WANTED: FALL quarter roommate. MID-MICHIGAN Must do Detroit thesis research, STEREO HOME & AUTO - TAPES - SPEAKERS but need Lansing quarters. 355-4001, E-102 Owen. 6-7-16 CALL ~>RESS-UP ACCESSORIES 2 BEDROOM rent. trailer. Near campus. 351-6245 after Reasonable 337-7328 or 337 0780 AND GRAB A BARGAIN NOW JUST A FEW DISCOUNT AUTO 3 pm. 2-7-7 . . . FURNISHED APARTMENTS LEFT FOR SUMMER AT PARTS AND SERVICES "free LE ROOM, ma 526 N. LARCH (NEAR SAGINAW) 484-4596 ROOMMATE MARIGOLD APARTMENTS location. P 2-8304. 3-7-12 SERVICE 911 MARIGOLD MARIGOLD & HARRISON WTION: ROC Water's Edge July Thru Sept. 15th Only $140 per Month. 'mpietely furn 332 - 4432 ALL DEPOSITS GUARANTEED RETURNABLE 2-8077 after 5 j TAN HALL, New Concept in ""en. Now leas CoJIingftoob '-ES 351-1176,48- OR {Joi Apartment Living ftpartmcnte mpus. '"9574. 3-7-9 Lovv s'NGLE7oom mpus. Phon (formerly North wind Apis.) Luxury studio apartments ®-9662. 5-7-14 at Inn America 2736 E. Grand River 13. Having unity 37. Sun □as EraaE affi 1 block east of the Coral Gables 14. Eng. essayist 40. Polo team as QUEra uaas 15. River barrier 16. Heavy swell 41. Peak 42. Three: prefix aaaa rannaaaa Air conditioning Completely furnished 17. Sweet roll 43. Vigor rarann □□□ac r00MS "des in ho 1135 Michigan Ave. 351-8631 Enclosed heated pool Sauna 19. Ourselves 20. Experienced 45. Comfortable 48. Sweet potato utilities. Shag carpet Ample parking 21. Spry 50. Totally 3. Mix Snack bar 23. Horned viper confused 4. List For Sale 25. Lawmaker 51. Marched 5. Failure * SHAG CARPETING ■27. Chooses 52. Ooze 6. Ignorant *rbeds7$1 Party & Recreation rooms * 7. Occasions NEW FURNITURE located Guest available 8. Neuter pronow (right next to Brody Complex) rooms * UNLIMITED MIT- Call 482-4 PARKING 9. Angle Maid service at nominal charge * DISHWASHERS 10. Part of the \e voc7lm/ eye dress. All utilities included except phone '• * AIR COND. ON THE BANK OF % 11. Graphite ttssories. Will Call l 18. Seine $129 for one — $139 for two THE RED CEDAR y/MmMAy/mnrmwm 21. Simple^ leasing student and married couplesunits. These !* 4 MAN $220 Mo. 22. Acquire ,e° CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTSare now * 3 MAN $210 Mo. wammwvMmwmw 24. Imaginative compoiv spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a NOW LEASING FOR FALL * 2 MAN $200 mo. 26. Green game' S2 ,Urnta garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private . 9 MONTH LEASES ALSO r 28. Suggest 29. Denary ,C ®44. 3.7.9 ,uner. balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be AVAILABLE among the first residents of CEDAR GPEENScall today. The one - bedroom units start at 30. Pigpen 33. Container ^^dming See at 61 35. Black andW U|re next $80/month per man. MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MARINA NYLANDER, 1-6 p.m., 351-8631 or 484-3494. Nine and twelve month leases available. MODEL OPEN 1 1: 37Ha,t t* 38. Killer vvhaie /"Rniture" door.; DAILY 39. Mythomam® I Michigan. [ 44. frenzied 8', antiques, behind the 46. Maize ge^ *ln Hunters I MANAGt \1F\'TEXCLUSIVEL YBY: Alco Management Company Yankee store CALL 3R1-8282 i 47. Grunting"" 49. Sun god °V and Sun "PPHances '6 P.m. ope Phor 7< 19?| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 7, 1971 17 D Student Service DIRECTORY FREE care. or MERLE ... STUDIOS. C Personal A lesson in complexion Call 484-4519. East Michigan 485-7197, NORMAN Lansing COSMETICS Mall. Service SUPPORT YOUR business with a boost from Want Ads. Advertise services there. Dial 355-8255. Typing Service (Continued from page one) condition for voter registration, he said, "acts as a deterrent to bona fide Residency proof debated (Mrs. Colizzi's) right to use the form." "I recall that the form drawn up by students was and an an injunction within 21 days of electoral deadline, and that Ferency had injunction on the last day of requested the Rl voter registration councilmen, but whether the registration. ELDORADO GOLF COURSE COLLEGE TRAVEL 3750 W. Howell Rd., Mason • EYES EXAMINED DEVELOP A better apeaking voice. effort, inthat it requires document approved in all its was • GLASSES 124 page book tella how. $1.00 TYPING, THESES and letters, etc. evidence not always readily 777*3 OFFICE Student Rates particulars, I can't say," Appol "There's something about a - Weekdays. • CONTACT LENS LORDLOVE'S 5834M Ralaton, available, and it frequently said. democracy," the judge added, Driving range, carts, golf fi [30 West Grand River Ave. equipment, rental clubs. For DR. I.L. Collin*, Optometrist Indianapolis, 3-7-12 Indiana 46220. Experienced. 393-4075. 0-8-9 demands two visits to the city clerk's office to register as a Appol specifically was if then asked the residency "that puts me at cross grains with an 'ex parte' (without 351-6010 more 676-2854. information call C6-Optical Services EXCELLENT COMPLETE THESES service. voter." documentation requirement had hearing) injunction. I'm not S218 S. Logan, tutoring in Discount printing, IBM typing and cles 393-4230 "The important aspect here," ever been discussed with East about to enjoin a public agency undergraduate math, physics and binding of theses, resumes, -rfSU BARBER SHOP Ferency said in reference to Lansing officials. without a hearing. And besides, '•ervice M BROOKS Imported Cars chemistry. Phone 337-1216. 1-7-7 publications. Across from campus, ->09 MAC Ave. CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES corner M.A.C. and Grand River, traditionally low voter turnout "No, I don't think we ever got I'm inclined to look on those 351-1110 many patterns of molding DRAFT COUNSELING. Legal - below Jones Stationary Shop. Call among young people, "is that into that kind of detail," he who will come in here like this Try us for your next Medic - Psychologic. Miami, Fla. COPYGRAPH it's hard enough to get young on the last SERVICES, replied. day with very little bob jones paints styling, razor cut or 305 891-3736. 8-7-12 337-1666. C people over there to register. And so the stage is set for sympathy." special cut. "Now when they do, they East Lansing's day in court. Ferency said a victory for his Annnintments available. _5014 N. Grand River, Lansing FRANCIS X and the Bushman and PROFESSIONAL stand in line for a couple of A favorable ruling for the clients would have a wide impact TMESIS go-go girls nightly. Johnnie's Glass hours until they reach the desk on all young people. PREPARATION plaintiffs would not appear to Cellar. PRO-BOWL. 2122 North and they're told that they don't bead crafts, washday savings have a retroactive effect on voter "A favorable ruling will pave GOLF DRIVING RANGE Logan. Happy hours, 9-11 pm. have the proper identification. 25c per load registration or results of the the way for a greater ease in )ec0upage supplies, The best for leu 10-7-23 Literally hundreds of persons are Aug. 3 election. MINIATURE GOLF voting," he said, "for that large art reproductions Special Texas W»,h» 50c being discouraged from Judge Hotchkiss explained FOR THE best in hair portion of our population that is candle making supplies wendrow's econowash Fairway Golf Range, Grand care, see us. Csnpltti Prifttilaaal Thesis Sarrlca far registering and voting." that state election law prohibits UNION BUILDING BARBER very mobile." SONAL Enfield's Incorporated 3006 Vine SI. River Avenue A few minutes - SHOP. C-7-7 Maitsr'i ml Dsctaral Candidates Frta (rachart jnd Caaialtatiaa. Please Call Mrs. Colizzi has said that the m M 43. Okemoi, 349-1940 7 a.m. to 11p.m. | blk. W. of Sean east of MSU. 349-2850. city's registration affidavit has Clltt end Paul. Hau|key 337 1527 er I27 2S*. been approved by Bernard Shouldn't You Be CONTACT LENS SUMMER Recreation FLIGHTS ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service Appol, the state election commissioner. Asked if he had also (Continued from page one) Signup crawls of the crowd SIDEWALK SALE Using This Space? SERVICES to Europe, $125. Christmas break in Hawaii, for dissertations, theses, approved the residency waiting in line. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. documentation requirement, she themselves by playing guitars "These people aren't going to X). M. DEAN, aa SPECIALS $279. Spain, Acapulco, $249. Call 21 years experience. 349-0850.C said: and harmonicas and singing. allow a two - hour wait to 210 Abbott Rd. Frank Buck, 351-8604. 27-8-27 July 9 and 10 CALL 355-8255! "Yes, I have questioned him, Babies slept through the entire prevent them from exercising Suite #16 PROFESSIONAL Plus many other items TYPIST. Term or at least his office, several their right to vote." 332-6563 OFFICIAL PASSPORT photos - job affair. papers, theses. Best rates. Call times on this and they assured application photos in 15 minutes. 351-4619. X-20-8-18 The highlight of the day came People came to register for a y before PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAUL. me that it is not an unreasonable when television cameras wheeled number of reasons. 351-6262. Anything BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. request." into city hall to capture the Terry Roberts, East Lansing ections For Rent For Sale For Sale photographed anywhere. O No job too large or too Contacted at his office junior, came to register because small. waiting line on video tape. Block off campus. 332-3255. C Friday, Appol was not so sure "I felt like I ought to. Students lass day "Well at least well get on PARD STREET 922. 1 bedroom MEN'S SCHWINN varsity 10 speed that the requirement had been TV," someone said. are such a large proportion of Animals Golfers Attention nfurnished. $125 per month plus with luggage rack. Used 5 times. explicitly approved. He had not Colburn said the off campus population, and ities, deposit. Phone 372-8130. $80. 351-2607. 3-7-12 figures he - I Shag Balls CLASSIFIED been of the law suit but aware obtained at the end of the ones off - campus deserve AFFECTIONATE KITTENS, free, $1.00 doz. said he knew there were representation." SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. delivered registration showed that 481 to friendly people' Plastic Practice "differences of opinion on her people registered Friday, 236 of Mickey Green, East Lansing LS OVER 21. Furnished 4 Brand new portables — $49.95, 482-3857. 3-7-12 ADS edroom, fireplace, garage. $5.00 per month. Large selection Balls 6 for $1.00 whom were newly franchised 18 senior, came to register so "I to 20 year - olds. could vote for Chuck Will." She «posit. 372-4662. 5-7-16 or reconditioned used machines. PUPPIES: FOR description, call Shuttle Cocks WORK WONDERS. - - 4 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Colburn said the said that "hopefully" the 18 - 1 10 351-1034 or come to 2030 Raby Tennis Rackets system BEDROOM FURNISHED air Home & "Many Others." $19.95 Road, Haslett and get your pick of employed by Mrs. Colizzi's year - old vote will change the 6.50 13.01 Tennis Balls „_.lioned house. Patio, carport. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS the litter. You can't beat the office added to the delay. When government in East Lansing. 7.15 14.30 DISTRIBUTING FREE: 1971 Golf CALL 355-8255. 325 for summer. 332-2110. 4-7-9 COMPANY, price, Free! 5-7-12 an individual registered, the Greg Dziadosz, East Lansing 7.80 15.60 1115 North Rule Book with Washington, The MSU clerks typed all the registration senior, felt confident that the 18 8.45 16.90 489-6448. C Sailing Club will hold a I00M bungalow. 646 South SHEPHERD - COLLIE puppies, 7 Purchase of $1.00 or more. regatta Saturday afternoon at Lake cards and items for the files in - year - old vote would make a 9-10 18.28 r. Partly furnished, full weeks, $5.00, desperatel EXPEREINCED TYPIST: for quick Lansing. Everyone is welcome and difference in future East 9.75 19.50 PING PONG tables, $9.95. We buy Larry Cushion the registrant's presence, Colburn Lansing ent, $165 a month plus 351-0872 440 Park Lane. 1-7-7 but quality Ph.D work. Call beginners are encouraged to come 10.40 20.K sell most anything. ABC out and crew. said. politics. t. IV 44097. 3-7-9 349-2434. 2-7-9 11.0522.10 SECONDHAND STORE. 1208 AKC ST. Bernard Sporting Goods "Since 60 per cent of the Turner. C. puppies. ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. will have "If they would have just let population is student, students 1Z36 24* VR UNIVERSITY. Garage, basement. Small 3 Beautifully marked. Excellent bloodlines. Your Bank Americard 3020 Vine 332-1667 SAVE SAVE SAVE a lawyer available from 1 to 5 p.m. the registrant fill out the proper should be able to exercise 13.00 26.00 100 USED Open Fr. 'til 8; Daily til 6 XEROX COPYING - offset panting every Wednesday during the summer vacuum cleaners. Tanks, forms and delayed the typing till control," Dziadosz said. yard. Year lease, $210 plus welcome. 1-r 32-6877. 3 7-12 One block rortl. of Mich. - best qjality i-rm. T^ose wishing an appoirtmc"* canisters and uprights. Guaranteed et reasonable One student who wil: not be ies. Security deposit. Family Ave. one half block west prices, THE COPY SHOPPE, 541 are asked to check with the ASMSU later, they could have speeded one full year. $7.88 and up. - able to vote Aug. 3, but waited Available August 1st. of Sears East Grand River. Phone business office, 307B Student things up. The typing really DENNIS DISTRIBUTING Services 32-1936. 5-7-7 Bldg., or call 355-8266. slowed things down," Colburn an hour and 20 minutes anyway COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 332-4222. C-7-9 There will be a nominal $3 charge for AUGUST FLIGHTS STILL available. said. was Greg Wi nt erhalter, Opposite City Market. C. IAN, 3 bedroom furnished 2 FREE KITTENS Jong haired, UNION BOARD TRAVEL Chuck Will, candidate for city Northville junior, who has lived s 49-9662. 5-7-14 from campus. 351-2103 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. loveable. Litter 351-6672. 3-7-12 trained. Call OFFICE. Call 353-9777. C-7-7 Transportation The pharmacology of drugs will be council was at registration much of the day. in East Lansing for the past three years. He had no proof of Brand new portables - $49.95, the topic of discussion at a drug $5.00 per month. Large selection symposium to be held at 7 tonight in "Isn't this beautiful?" Will his East Lansing address and was EDROOM duplex, bath and a or reconditioned used machines. FREE KITTENS, box trained, Service RIDE NEEDED to and from Detroit Wilson Auditorium. Speaker for the proclaimed, concerning the spirit turned away by the city clerk. basement in East loveable and healthy. Males. Call area each weekend. 353-6970. » Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 2-7-2 symposium will be John McNeill, Ming. $200 plus utilities and Home & "Many Others." $19.95 655-3958. 2-7-7 PAINTING EXTERIOR. Grad professor of pharmacology. The Call Before 5 pm students, experience references. public is invited. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS il-9036. 3-7-9 Free estimates. 349-4817. C NEED RIDE to California, leave 7/11 Mobile Homes Judge refuses to drop charge DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 North through 7/14. Will share driving, John Winchester, coordinator of Washington, and American Indian Programs, Center expenses. Call 351-8687 489-6448. C-6-3 1967 Richardson. anytime. S-7-14 for Urban Affairs, will speak at a 12x52. Fully (Continued from furnished, immediate possession. racism symposium to be held at 7 page one) when he testified before the MAGNAVOX STEREO 12" p.m. Thursday in the Wilson speakers. Excellent condition. Call 646-6903 after 5:30 p.m. 5-7-16 ODD JOBS Unlimited. A student Auditorium. Wondolowsky set July 26 for Pentagon inquiry. RENTAL. Attractively 372-9428, keep trying. 4-7-9 the resumption of pretrial ed, near campus. 1967 BARON 12x50. Fully carpeted, Under him were Capt. Ernest House-apartment cleaning, lawn Anyone planning a vacation in the proceedings, which include Basonable. 332-8903. 2-7-9 partially air conditioned. garden service, bartending party land of clear skies and dark nights concluding and evidentiary Medina, commander of Charley 485-8462 5-11 p.m. 3-7-12 will want to attend this month's free service, window washing, typing- hearing concerning the inquiry, Company, the infantry unit MMATE WANTED to share You name it and we'll get the job IVanted sky scanning presentation which and arguments on a defense which assaulted the Vietnamese rs of house. Across from 1954 Shult for two or couple with done. Call Now 351-6089. 4-7-9 begins at 8 p.m. Thursday in Abrams COMPONENT SYSTEM: eighty watt motion yet to be filed. hamlet, and Lt. William L. t, $200 pin is. 337-2029. 2-7-9 small child. Recently remodeled. Planetarium. Simple methods of amplifier, EV-12 speakers, Garrard Col. Frank J. Dorsey, the Calley Jr., the leader of Charley large Inexpensive living. $1350. Phone USED BIKES, gear shift preferred. locating planets and constellations A-70 turntable. Pioneer GUITAR LESSONS available from $100 pla 351-1938. 2-7-9 Call Kathy 353-7791 between 8 - prominent in the summer sky will be chief military defense lawyer, Company platoon. headphones, $225. Mike, MARSHALL MUSIC. Call for discussed. Everyone is invited. r 339-9201, Rooms 337-2181.2-7-9 appointment. 351-7830. C-7-7 5 pm. 3-7-12 said this motion would allege 1959 PRAIRIE SCHOONER 10x45. there undue was command Calley is appealing a life Close to campus. Newly BLOOD DONORS needed.$7.50 for The MSU Soaring Club will me influence on his client's case. He sentence .SINGLE rooms, 3 blocks from SUNGLASSES' SAFETY or PAINTING INTERIOR and exterior. it 7:30 imposed earlier this remodeled, new furnace. Phone all positive. A negative, B negative tonight in 133 Erikson (nf nion. Available tempered lens or any optical Older students. John, 351-8280, declined to discuss specifics. year for the murder of at least immediately, 485-3666 or 669-3509. 10-7-28 and AB negative, $10.00. O neeting room). lone 351-5076.3-7-7 needs. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, Ken, 351-1740. 3-7-12 The still open evidentiary - 22 civilians at My Lai. Medina 2615 East negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Michigan Avenue. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, hearing deals with defense faces a court- martial beginning A ATTRACTIVE SCHULTZ 12x60. YOUR PLACE FOR man over Revco store, 372-7409. C-7-9 mine. Volkswagen or Excellent condition. Furnished, 507% East Grand River, East allegations that Henderson was July 26 on murder and assault Grand River, repair service. 485-6500 after 5 upstairs. carpeted, 2 bedroom, skirted. Lansing. Above the new Campus not property advised of his rights charges. SOUND SYSTEM, 30 watt, two way pm. 3-7-7 $6200. 123 Hawthorne, Windsor Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 speakers. Garrard turnstyle. Estates. Phone 489-3751, ext. 243 STEREO REPAIRS. Also other p.m., Monday, Thursday and 351-2350. 10-7-23 8 - 5 pm or 646-6087 after 5:30 audio equipment. Reasonable. Call Friday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1 TOYOTA 1-7-7 351-6680. 6-7-19 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183.C LE BRITANNICA, 1970 ROOM, male grad student, 1970 ten speed Schwinn. 22 Semi NASHUA 8x45 furnished, carpeted. "e location. Parking. $12.00 automatic rifle with telescopic (Etopcftmgfjam - Behind Tom's Party Store. $1300. 2-8304. 3-7-12 sight. 351-6650. 3-7-7 351-3405. 3-7-12 NTI0N: ROOMS wipletely furnished. Cooking. for rent, MINALTA SLR, SRI with normal MARLETTE 10x47. 1957. Can be builds more small cars and 35 automatic lenses. Ricoh seen at Mobile Home Manor — Lot has it .. . '2-8077 after 5 p.m. C 2% TLR, 11 x 14 print dryer. C-13. 332-5673. 3-7-12 351-6650. 3-7-7' ITAN HALL, singles, men, PARKWOOD 12x60. Skirting, porch, heated "nen. Now leasing for summer, TV SETS. Sony, Panasonic, Zenith. shed. 1 block from pool. King 1 351-1176, 484-4422. O Arthur's Court. 372-3072. 3-7-9 Color portables and consoles. LES STEREO COMPONENTS. Sony OR ropus. Low double, rates. close to Phone reel cassette and to reel tapedeck, recorder. We Buy, Sell, Trade. WILCOX Ampex Lost & Found and p all SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East FREE KITTENS., black, longhaired, ■ SINGLE rooms. 2 blocks from mpus. Michigan, 485-4391, 8 am-5 pm, loveable. Litter trained. Call Phone 351-2103; 351-6672. 3-7-12 9-9662. 5-7-14 Monday thru Saturday. C LOST: ORANGE male cat and black "i needed; own bedroom. 332-0381. 511 Albert Street. and white male cat. Bogue Street Call 351-8356. 1-7-7 area. j ROOMS in house, $55 month LOST: BLACK male cat with white with air conditioning than utilities. 820 Michigan. feet and one black toe. Spartan WATERBED UNITS,mattress, liner, heater, and frame. $76 any size. Village area. Phone 332-1601. St For Sale REBIRTH, 309 North x2-7-9 any manufacturer in the world Washington, Lansing. 4620 S. Hagadorn lilure inorant just north of Mt. Hope Rd. if you want more than just economy try a ccasions WiiJG0?' $35-inside NG, located SECOND FREE enter prono" HIT. Call FREE CHECK quality built Toyota - the luxury car for ngle 4824235. TF LEONARD WHOLESALE'S art of the ,E budget - minded people. VOCALMASTER LOW PRICES ON rS' Wi" se" «=heap. *Wries. Call publfc PHOTOGRAPHY ROOMMATE Larry 332-6649. implet°n *Argui. SERVICE.. 'Nikon *Yashlca 'Minolta * Kodak *Polarolc maginati*8 rrL C0MP0NENT system. 'Mamlya *Bell & Howell *ETC. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for summer only. These ireonga'ntl fl-Rto turn,ab,e. speakers. 'Pentax * Miranda spacious luxury apartments are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive available in many luggest COMPONENT SYSTEMS Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and different models )enary individual central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking >igpen d'ning room t8ble- A We will match you with spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated from: Container swimming pool, recreation 3lack and"1' luir |Ulre ' next e at 604 Sunset Lane, compatible roommates. rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among the first residents of door. 3-7-9 'Wharfedale *Pl Halt Call 332-4432 or see TWYCKINGHAM call today. The 2 bedroom units start at $60/month per man. MODEL Killer whale Frank or JoAnn at 1050 OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: Mythomania /um"n'7ure~F7J™7.7i4 Water's Edge Dr. (next to LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE AND TWELVE MONTH Michigan, LEASES Frenzied Maize gen* Grunting0* ■sain *av ^ w Dishes, M' rocker®. iunk. and*;5 'j"** 0p#n Sunday. Furniture book., Cedar Village) AVAILABLE. WHEELS TOYOTA INC. Sun god Uddiu I . o ances p m- open all week. 10, pbone 371-2843. O MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVEL Y BY: Alco Management Company 2400 E. Michigan Ave. - 5 blocks west of Frandor 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan It r goes out here! See it done in ou THE WAY YOU WANT IT! MANY WHILE YO Custom Designs 5hi Clubs, Sororities, Fraterniti Your name — Your girl's Popular sayings (within Special Artwork and des special ordered — about Do Your Own Thing i i BOOKSTORE € In the center