Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Volume 64 Number 14 Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 28, 1971 S pacecraft's main engine tested, pronounced reliable SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - which power the engine worked see. mission." We'll proceed with a normal been Apollo's 15's landing would have Apollo 15 astronauts successfully fired properly. A red light had begun canceled if one of the electrical their spacecraft's main rocket engine "Let's go to Hadley," said Scott, circuits had been faulty, officials flickering in an instrument panel said, Tuesday in a special test critical to the Monday, signaling possible trouble. referring to a 1,200 - foot deep canyon because this would have removed a outcome of the mission. Then with a along side Apollo 15's lunar landing margin of safety for the astronauts. cry of "Let's go to Hadley," they sped "Okay, here we go," said Scott as site. The rocket engine, called the service he started the test. Moments later he propulsion system on through space toward a landing on Flight controller Glenn Lunney said - SPS - must work the moon. reported the engine had fired. before the test that if one of the for the astronauts to break free of Astronauts David R. Scott, Alfred M. electrical circuits to the engine proved moon orbit and return home after a Worden and James B. Irwin made the "Okay, troops, that sounds faulty then Apollo 15 would not land lunar surface exploration. test 132,096 miles from home to beautiful," said a happy capsule on the moon. Instead, he said then, the Officials said the spacecraft is confirm that the two electrical circuits communicator, Joseph Allen. "That astronauts would have conducted lunar designed with two circuits powering the bum was exactly what we wanted to studies from moon orbit. rocket engine so that should one circuit YOUR KIND OF PLACE PRICES INCLUDE TAX But the firing test was successful, fail, the second one could be used to and the astronauts made plans to enter fire the engine and push the spacecraft BIG MAC .55 FILET-O-FISH .35 IN NEXT YEAR the still attached lunar module later out of lunar orbit. However, mission Tuesday and prepare the craft they call rules forbid the astronauts from Doubi.CHEESEBURGER.55 FRENCH FRIES .25 Falcon for its descent on the moon's entering a critical situation with only surface on Friday. one of the circuits operating. A moon Doum. HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER .45 LARGE Ord.r Fr... 30 MILK-COFFEE .40 .15 Laird predicts The red light came on unexpectedly after the spacecraft left earth's orbit and began its long coast toward the orbit have mission, without a landing, would been permitted because the astronauts could have used the descent HAMBURGER .25 alien land of the moon. engine of the lunar module to break SHAKES :HOCOLATE STRAWBERRY VANILLA ORANGE .30 will take 100 The light behaved erratically, mysteriously flashing discovered on and off. Scott he could make it go out by out of lunar orbit if the SPS had failed. The one • second rocket firing came at 2:14 p.m. EDT while Apollo 15 was COCA COLA ROOTBEER ORANGE 15&.20 WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of all - volunteer force can be obtained. tapping at the top of the switch. The about 128,000 miles from the moon. Defense Melvin R. Laird indicated However, in answer to a later question light, which normally indicates the A few minutes after the successful he replied that if the administration rocket engine is armed and ready to be Tuesday that draft calls over the 12 rocket firing, Allen told the astronauts m wmm months ending next June 30 will average fails to raise 311 *11 - volunteer force he fired, could be turned off by turning a Mission Control was very pleased with will favor compulsory universal service switch to neutral. about 8,300 men a month, almost 2,000 the burn. m less than the current monthly rate. Laird told youth delegates to the requiring serve young men and women to the government, either "in the The fact that the fire, officials explained rocket engine earlier, means did "Not only did you perform a military, the teacher corps, the Peace that the electrical short is probably in successful SPS burn," said Allen, "but American Legion's Boys National that the government will have to draft Corps or any of the other great the engine monitoring system and not you did a superb midcourse correction opportunities that young people have..." in the engine itself. at the same time." 100,000 men "during the next 12 - month period" to fill the Army's EAST LANSING manpower needs. He referred to the fiscal year that started July 1, 1971. Unequal prices found At the present time "we do not get enough volunteers to fill the vacancies that occur" even, with, new pay Income tax hike gets nod raises, better housing and educational opportunities being offered to make at area McDonald's military life more attractive and spur voluntary enlistments, Laird said. The 100,000 figure mentioned by the defense secretary averages out to about from Senate negotiators shakes, and 55 cents for a double 8,300 men a month if projected over By JOANNA FIRESTONE scheduled for today in the Senate, VanderLaan's action, stating that the cheeseburger. the full 12 months. This represents a 16 State News Staff Writer where Senate Taxation chairman Harry referral to a Senate • House committee At McDonald's, when you order The three McDonald's franchises per cent reduction in Laird's prediction De Maso, R ■ Battle Creek, said there would free the Senate to consider its I two hamburgers, an order of french in Lansing, at 2120 N. Larch Street, last April that draft calls for the is "no doubt" of its passage. full calendar of The Senate leadership decided late spending bills. fries and a Coke, you get change for 4700 S. Cedar Street, and 4015 W. remainder of 1971 would run around The Senate originally passed a 38 per Tuesday to go along with a 50 per Conferring for the Senate were [ your dollar. Saginaw Street, charge 20 cents for 10,000 a month. cent increase in the Michigan personal cent personal increase by boosting the VanderLaan, Young and De Maso. But a McDonald's in Lansing will The 1972 draft is expected to be even current rate from 2.6 to 3.6 per cent. a hamburger, 20 cents for a small income tax approved last week by the (Please turn to page 15) less. The Nixon administration's objective |I give East you more change than one in order of french fries, 25 cents for a House. As amended by the House last Friday, Lansing. cheeseburger, 25 cents for shakes, is to reach a "zero draft," or all - Earlier Tuesday, the Senate rejected however, the hike rose to a whopping The two McDonald's franchises in volunteer military force by mid 1973. 50 and 50 cents for a double - the House • passed bill on a resounding per cent and was subsequently New Play East Lansing, located at 234 W. In the first six months of this year, turned down by the Senate. cheeseburger, in all cases a nickel I Grand River Ave. and 1024 E. less than in East Lansing. 88,000 men were drafted into uniform. (See related story page 2) The main difference between the two I Grand River Ave., charge 25 cents The Pentagon's call for 16,000 more in versions involves some $60 million in I for a hamburger, 25 cents for a Other items cost the same at each July and August is being held up while 33 - 1 vote, forcing the tax question property tax credits which the I smali order of french fries, 30 cents I for cheeseburgers, 30 cents for location. (Please turn to page 9) a bill to extend the draft two years remains in congressional limbo. In speaking to the Boys Nation, Laird into a legislative conference committee where the decision was made by Senate legislature stripped away last year to balance the budget. settle fun negotiators to back the tax hike. The House plan would restore most said at one point he is confident that an A vote on the House version is of the credits, thus requiring the extra .3 per cent in the tax rate. The Senate version would continue the credit discrepancy 10 RELIEF PREDICTED repealer. Senate majority leader Robert By JOHN JUEL VanderLaan, R - Kentwood, called for Editor - in - Chief nonconcurrence on the House action Teachers find poor shortly after the Senate called to was The New Players and ASMSU reached Washington (ap) - The world NEA in a private memo to its staff, over job market anything we have faced since the Great instructors, finds it role changing. Now its order Tuesday. Democratic Young, D floor - leader Detroit, Coleman supported A. a New final settlement early this week on the theater group's overdrawn student organization account. ASMSU will continue to back the Players' account, while the New jf II baby 1 nation's public boom has passed through • production of teachers will reach Depression of the 1930s," the NEA looking for jobs. Elizabeth S. Fisher, executive director Players will allow ASMSU to supervise schools and left in its 100,000 to 150,000 annually. Added to Research Dept. said in the memo. "Not Ike the worst job market for teachers this is that each year 15,000 to 35,000 only the beginning teachers but persons of the registry, said that of 6,139 'Commencement' their financial transactions. The New the depression. experienced teachers who quit teaching with above average experience and persons with doctorates who registered Players were originally State overdrawn for $5,500, but after selling P° relief is in sight for the next want to return to school jobs, an NEE qualifications are unable even to find for jobs, 34 per cent were still without News columnist Louie Bendar Icade, says the National Education officials said. vacancies for which to work last week. Fourteen of those who has announced that the First University some physical properties and turning apply." their assets over to ASMSU last week, rnV Predicting that the teacher surplus The job picture is further complicated High school employment also has been found jobs aren't going into teaching. Commencement Kick - off in the I! double by 1976. hit but the full impact of unemployment they reduced the deficit to $450. by financially pressed school districts Summer will begin at 1 p.m. today at U nder the settlement, ASMSU will |The job situation is so bad that one cutting back on programs and the size probably won't reach that educational "Many of these people are having to Demonstration Hall. Bender will deliver settle for less," said Mrs. Fisher. "They continue to back the New Players P® eastern school has sent a letter to of their teaching staffs, and by level until the mid - 70's, said the NEA. the commencement address, receive don't get university - level jobs and have an account with the University Business Tneniary education students suggesting professionals laid off by business and The job pinch is just beginning to be V may wish to reconsider teaching as felt at the collegiate level, nonetheless. to take jobs in junior colleges and high honorary Ph.D. degree and the Office under the following conditions: industry turning to the field of ireer. education in search of work. The Cooperative College Distinguished Alumni Award and review Registry, the (Please turn to page 15) Unless new jobs "The situation is completely unlike originally formed to find qualified (Please turn to page 16) graduates. are created, says the igrants By JOHN McKAY repossessed, with bad credit." and face they come up here The number of licensed being drastically reduced each year, job, camps and is services more for readily the migrant have become available, employment is housin will not decrease significantly this year. In fact, layoffs and a general shortage P°f those who believe in the Flores was a migrant until last year it is illegal to house migrants in down. of jobs are forcing many former and is trying to settle in Saginaw. unlicensed camps. Until they can find "The employment picture is changing migrants who have tried to find prican Dream, there is always at the One of the most effective agencies housing, many migrants stay with other drastically," he said. "In 1968 they permanent employment back into the top." But for migrant families they know and some live out _ 1 workers, there is scarcely room which help migrants is United Migrants used one or two grape picking migrant stream. ■ lhe bottom. for of cars or trucks. machines — this year about 90 per Many growers blame agencies like Opportunity, Inc. (UMOI), a ^According to a Michigan Civil Rights private, nonprofit organization funded Those who have just arrived are cent of the crop will be picked by UMOI for making the critical situation often ineligible for food stamps because machine. in housing. They say that if they had Remission survey, nine out of 10 primarily by the Office of Economic they have not established residency, and Davilo said that the grower loses a been allowed to make improvements at fgrant laborers would drop out of Opportunity. ! "We help those in the migrant many need Emergency Food Vouchers lot of the crop with machines but that their own rate, the migrants would migrant stream if they could. But stream, and also those relocating to until they can find work or a place to he balances that with having to provide have housing now. ^ permanentattempting to settle down and housing and meet health standards, the °nomy housing face with already a troubled high MMmmwm find housing and employment," Joaquin Dias, Saginaw area coordinator for UMOI, said. "One is as important as stay. Food vouchers will allow them one $30 dollar a per person a week per family. day or up to possibility of being taken to court and headaches with labor. in "These Moore, a requirements have only been operation for five years," David UMOI employe in [employment rates, a shortage of low the other." "Up until this summer, the life of "If he's going to use interstate labor southwestern .moderately priced housing for their Second in a series of three Michigan said, "but the UMOI is migrants has improved over the past he has to deal with the federal camps have been in operation for 20-30 "Many people in Texas buy furniture presently combing the ■ , families and racial prejudice. ■ m addition, most and other items, and then the crops go Saginaw area for blankets and cots for two years because of food stamps and government," Davilo said, "and he's had years. migrants lack skills, a multitude of agencies doing it up to here with the federal "Now i®"5 little or no English, are poorly bad, or they are laid off, and they the large numbers of migrants who are they're told that the time is can't make payment," Jose Flores, a outreach work," siad Joel Davilo of the government." and that they should have gotten Pleated and are unable to obtain pouring into the area without housing, up, Farm Labor Serivce in Benton Harbor. Even though fewer jobs are available, fedit. former migrant, said. "Their stuff is jobs or money. (Please turn to But at the same time that supportive the number of migrants seeking work page 16) Wednesday, July 28 , 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ■ i ASSOCIATED m I PRESS . news SAIGON S. Viets (AP) - A move to within a rubber plantation short sweeps in eastern into "We are^arcWng Cambodia North Vietnamese divisions The sappers trained for into the base in infiltration , JS i earlv nL 1,000-man South Vietnamese to™n J.0 miles lnsj£e Cambodia Cambodia to keep Nort supp|v caches and supply also are believed deployed in darkness, hurled summary ta^k force pushed a new drive wd 90 miles north of Saigon. Vie namese fo ces from y eastern and northern of explosives satchel?^?1 in eastern Cambodia Tuesday The South Vietnamese were infiltrating into South There a„. more than 12,000 Cambodia, mostly north of intoT driven out of Snuol nearly two helicopters and escaped *5' From the wire* of AP and UPI. in one sweeps of a series of short designed to keep the months ago with heavy V,^iam- The Uskforewent Into Saigon troops in Cambodia they wou)d and Highway 7, which runs ^ Vietnam. into U.S. Command said ,?* North Vietnamese off balance, casualties. action Monday backed up Dy drives. "We want to keep the helicopters were destroyed ,! reports from the scene J"' enemy "sappers £« ST « ^^ fifth was American servicemen «... damaged T." J, I p^awieSPrai>1ed8^ fo XoT.nft*?* "et^£eanrthf^ Slsraaa operated in eastern Cambodia elections." — -the South Vietnamese will minor wounds. The Lai Khe base , auied I "(If the all - volunteer ^Ftefd8 reports°fsa1dethe South Vietnamese drive swept new Tfmmanders operation is one of said the a A field commander said that series of the enemy could not infiltrate Nl^ ftovlnce is the veteran 7th Division. vote The Aug. 29 for national turned over to the Vietnamese last year, Som I program fails I will favor assemblymen and Oct. 3 for but i„ universal conscription) in the president. used by both U.S. and forces. SaiL I The raid on the allied base forces, military, the teacher corps, the north of Saigon came little The helicopters at Lai Ifo Peace Corps or any of the other IN LEGISLATURE more than 24 hours after three support allied troops in great opportunities that young U.S. barges were sunk in Qui 11-province Saigon region people have ..." Nhon harbor on the central South Vietnamese operation, coast by mines believed placed inside Cambodia, funding bil -Secretcry ofDefense Melvin r Laird (See story page 1) College With fall term less than a leg>s,at>ve bills are; MSU, the million are appropriations of expenditures of the by Viet Cong frogmen. These attacks, aimed at destruction rather than casualties, could be part of the apparent current enemy tactic The sinking of three storage barges at Qui Nhon harbor, about 270 mile, northeast of Saigon, was h* costly, U.8 away/ay for ior several several University ~ * of Michigan, . . »—». Wayne $5.7 million for the agriculture Cooperative , Extension Service. avoid big to avoia Dig ciasnes and clashes aim T. .a,,, New approach for Mideast? Michigan MUVlugOll, colleges OIIU cwiicgco and ®t.a^f University, Western experiment station and $4.9 M i r» h i era n ' ' ITnivorciftr _ Ponti-o , „ Uumc " , f ho Th lilt? somewhat OIIIll SUIIICWIIfll higher slim laigaava concentrate UII fUIlffll ITd It* pin-prick on UlirpilVR 1 raids U S» U tt iI »I V usuaiiv Used. uc»h . t"8° baiW| f Michigan University, Central million for expenditures of the education funding for the last (\ t \? stor* . ... - .. .. ,. , . .. .. . <• universiti bills funding the against allied installations and ' ' universities, ,,mm,inujnn rtl> r A ranking American envoy is enroute to confer 14 major state - supported Michigan University and Cooperative Extension Service. flscal year was ^ aS a Astern Michigan University. The total higher education population centers. wTre emZ whl ?tion* institutions and scores of "legislative backlash" against The sapper attack on the rinn . ..explosio1* with Israeli leader amid signs of a new U.S. approach junior and community colleges Also included are OaMmd budget is a $4 million increase the 1970 spring protests and base at Lai Khe wrecked U.S. M^,PHav Th fl" th*m e>rty i to the Israeli - Egyptian power balance. remain locked in Senate and University^Northern Michigan ^ over the^ appropriation for vandalism that rocked several helicopters valued at more j(j Command I Central purpose of the mission by Asst. Secretary House Appropriations University, Michgian fiscal 1970. "included in that Michigan campuses. than $2 million. committees. Technological University, Ferris Dearborn and Flint. of State Joseph J. Sisco is to try to persuade the Progress on the $359.3 State College, &ginaw Valley government of Prime Minister Golda Meir to make million in funding bills has £ol fge, Lake Superior State Also scheduled to receive its contribution toward a stopgap Suez Canal settlement. Sisco is expected to ask the Israelis to at least match the political flexibility which Washington thus far been postponed in favor of settling larger money bills supporting social services, Co,lege. Grand Valley State College and the University of Michigan at Dearborn and funds are the Institute of Gerontology, the Higher Education Study Commission Search goes on for man the legislature and various state Flint. and state junior and who robbed Union office thinks Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is displaying departments Also scheduled to receive community colleges. on some elements of such an accord. Capitol observers rumor that funs are the Institute of MSU is currently slated to the Senate's higher education Gerontology, the Higher receive a total of $74.6 and are holding information proposal may be reported out Education Study Commission million, The search continued against him. supplied by I of the Appropriations and state junior and Tuesday afternoon for a 19 • witnesses at the scene of the I Amendment vote OK'd Committee this week, but community colleges. The total allotment has year old Lansing n,„n who "^ '^d po'iw bellev^ iSK*" £ action is not likely to be MSU is currently slated to urreniiy siaiea to been u«;ii broken ^ oroxen downaown inin me the bill Din j^cir o«v robbed the R searin enons at the Union within minutes The Senate agreed Tuesday to vote today on a taken by either house until late August or early September. receive million. to,.I of $74.6 the administration and S^untln/"Ste. 200 in cash on July 20 rf "J East Lansing. of the incident but in time to apprehend the nun! I were n„, crucial amendment to federal loan guarantee The total allotment has been operation of the East Lansing Last Wednesday police Sen. Charles O. Zollar, , , George Groll the MSU recovered $900 of the stolen The robbery occurred at I legislation. The action ended a temporary impasse chairman of the Appropriations broke" down in the bill to campus Also included in the ,,. officer assigned to the . . , about 2:15 p.m. July 20 when I money wben it was turned and sets up another key test of sentiment for Committee, could not be Prov,de $63.9 million for the $ 7 4 . 6 million are investigation, said Tuesday that oyer to an MSU offjcer who the man slipped into th< I rescuing Lockheed Aircraft Corp. reached for comment administration and operation appropriations of $5.7 million MSU and Lansing police hope Institutions included in the of the East Lansing campus, for the agriculture experiment to be able to locate and arrest wag jn the Lansing police unattended Union cashier'! The vote will be on an amendment by Sen. Adlai Also station Police declined to office and removed the money included in the $74.6 station and $4.9 million for E. Stevenson III, D-Ill. It would remove favored status for Lockheed from a bill to provide up to the week jobber by the end of this GroU said police have ^Setate Jhot bei held as the e^, evidence, had *-> the door closed, ""locked but $250 million in federal loan backing for big learned the name of the man beenB,ocated. A" office 'worker spotted An I The remainder of the the man and asked if ht I companies threatened with collapse. money, Groll said, is believed needed help, and the thief I to have been spent and then tried to sell her a camera. I possibly will not be recovered. The worker refused, and the I Groll said police traced the man reportedly left the office Angela Davis enters plea identity of the suspect from and fled the building. Black militant Angela Davis formally pleaded innocent Tuesday to murder, kidnap and conspiracy Suit b charges. The judge set her trial to begin in 60 days. "I plead not guilty," said Miss Davis, her arms denial folded as she stood before Superior Court Judge An appeal was filed Friday for four would - be East Richard E. Arnason in San Rafael, Calif. Lansing voters asking for "immediate jurisdiction" to enable them to vote in the Aug. 3 city council primary election, Just before the plea, the judge handed Miss Davis according to their lawyer, Zolton Ferency. a legal victory by granting her permission to have In addition, he asked for an injunction restraining the the powers of a defense attorney in her own trial. City of East Lansing from requiring documentary proof of Arnason said this was rarely granted but he felt residence. "the cause of justice will be served." The four plaintiffs were originally denied registration on HE said the court may revoke the privilege if it June 2 for not presenting the city clerk with written evidence of their residence. appears she abuses it. In subsequent court action, Circuit Court Judge Ray C. Hotchkiss ruled that it was not unreasaonble for the city clerk to demand written documentation of residency. Ferency said Judge Hotchkiss cited a previous case in Ky expresses confidence making the ruling though the judge said he thought written documentation would prevent fraudulent registration at the onset. Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky The request for immediate special jurisdiction is an said Tuesday night in Saigon that unusual one, Ferency said, and he is uncertain of the outcome. President Nguyen Van Thieu would "It depends on how fast they can get three judges be unable to block his entry into | together, but we should have a 'yes' or 'no' before the the presidential race and declared: election," he said. "A dictator cannot stand on this The plantiffs in the case are: Audrey J. Gunn, Calvin soil." Jensen, Scott Keith Hanson and KathleenWilk. The action is being supported "He is growing in this soil, and by the Lansing branch of the American Civil Liberties Union. A spokesmen for the he will die on this soil," Ky group said it would maintain its interest until the issue is asserted in an emotional speech. "If finally resolved. the Vietnamese people are forced to j bow down to any man, they are | not true Vietnamese." CASH Host at a campaign dinner, Ky said he now has 140 endorsements by provincial and city councilmen. Medina trial begins LANSING MALL MERIDIAN MALL DOWNTOWN 309 N. Washington in the new Capt. Ernest T. Medina, Lt. William L. Calley Jr.'s company commander at My Lai, went on trial Presents for Your Dining Pleasure Leonard Plaza For All Your Monday in Ft. McPherson, Ga. as the last of the American infantrymen to be court - martialed for WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL the 1968 Chosen massacre. as tentative jury foreman for the first - Schensul's Famous Fried Chicken $1.35 BOOKS degree murder trial was Col. 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CUT AND SAVE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 28, 1971 3 A Bill to constitutional amendment that would provide up to benefit all Viet De Maso said he assumes the term "Vietnam veteran" in era To be eligible to GIs receive these benefits, veterans must be $100 million for the education of Vietnam era veterans the amendment bill includes all veterans who have served Michigan residents, have served in the armed forces for more since Jan. 1, 1961, than 12 months or separated before completion of one year through a state bonding program has been reported out of and not just those who have served the Senate Taxation Committee. specifically in Vietnam. because of service - connected injury, have been discharged If it is approved by Michigan According to the bill, veterans would be entitled to up to under conditions other than dishonorable and have maintained voters in the November general election, the state's veterans could receive $2,000 for $900 per year for two years of education as well as $100 per a "C" average in high school. year for two years to cover the costs of books and materials. De Maso said the high school "C" average requirement is tuition, fees and books at any college, university or vocational institution. "Most of the veterans we have talked to on the MSU tentative at this time "but looks like a good safeguard to the A constitutional amendment is campus have indicated that they prefer receiving the $2,000 electorate to assure them that the program will not be required whenever the state proposes to borrow funds to support a program. on a two - year rather than a four - year schedule," De Maso abused." Sen. Harry De Maso, chairman of the Taxation Committee said. The amendment, which needs a two - thirds vote in both and a sponsor of the bill, said specific eligibility requirements "They feel that the $1,000 a year for two years plan will houses of the legislature before being submitted to voters, will be spelled out in another proposal if the amendment is carry them well through the other two years when coupled would appear on this November's general election bdllot. approved. with federal vet programs and funds." William Mason, East Lansing senior and a member of the MSU Veterans Assn., said more than 2,000 MSU veterans could be affected by the Senate's proposal. "By the time this bill is passed — we're hoping it will be Rail union, indu within the year — the number may even have doubled that," Mason said. "We feel this plan finally brings today's veterans' benefits in line with those received by World War II and Korea. As things stand now, we're about $900 short comparatively speaking, but this bill will cover school costs pretty well." Also included in the bill is a section providing state loans to honor neutral arbitration for Vietnam veterans of up to $10,000 for the purchase of a home or business. The House of Representatives, which has also introduced a bill identical to the one in the Senate, is currently WASHINGTON (AP) - from both sides by this expressed cautious hope of disruption as to constitute a concentrating its efforts on a second veterans aid bill which Secretary of Labor J.D. morning. He said the strike getting negotiations back on national emergency requiring would provide extra pay for Vietnam - era veterans. Refugee from Pakistan Hodgson asked the AFL - CIO United Transportation Union and the union's threat to extend it to six more railroads the track before crippling 20 per the walkout, cent of the special legislation to end it. Tons of grain shipments were Under the House bill, each veteran would be paid $10 for each month of domestic service and $15 for each month of I and the nation's railroad Friday is causing widespread nation's rail traffic, spreads stranded in farm states, coal An old man walks with a group of East Pakistani foreign duty. industry Tuesday to submit adverse economic effects in further. mines began shutting down in No payment made under the act will be allowed to exceed refugees as they make their way toward the Boyra their nationwide dispute and many areas of the nation. The possibility of extending the Appalachian area and border crossing point into India, about 70 $500. miles from the strike involving four "Vegetables in the West, the strike to six more railroads supplies were cut off to many To be eligible for the military pay fund act, veterans must I Calcutta. Nearly 40,000 have been passing into India railroads to a neutral panel for wheat in the Midwest, poultry was described by a government industries along the 27,000 have served since Jan. 1, 1961, and must be a registered voter I each day, many suffering from malnutrition as this binding settlement. in the South are but a few of source as "sort of a natural miles of strikebound tracks in of Michigan, a Michigan resident or have not abandoned -AP wirephoto Hodgson requested a reply the commodities now crippled new precipice." 17 states. Michigan residency if residing elsewhere. by this dispute," Hodgson said Asst. Secretary of Labor "We are assessing the telegram to negotiators W.J. Usery said Monday he impact," said Secretary of >enate told of for both sides. dominance recessing the bargaining was Labor J.D. Hodgson in a The State News, the student newspaper at The nation's soft coal talks because no voluntary Michigan State statement relayed by an aide University, is published every class day during Fall, Winter industry also demanded solution appeared likely at the but added that no emergency and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays government intervention, saying time. legislation had yet been during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition hundreds of mines in the But sources said Tuesday recommended to the White in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. >f Mafia in nation's crime Appalachian states are being that federal mediators hoped House. Member Associated Press, United Press International, forced to close because they union and industry negotiators, Thousands of coal miners Inland Daily Press Association, Michigan Press Association, can't ship coal. after a day or two to catch are being laid off in Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press ■ WASHINGTON (AP) - in counterfeit and stolen was a Mafia don and that his Hodgson recommended that their breath, might resume Appalachia, grain is being piled Association. serious talks aimed at settling in the streets of some towns Second class postage Jichanging the criminal code securities. ' uncle, Dominick "Sandy Mac" "a f3"6' °f "YT Distinguished the nationwide dispute. paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial silence for a promise of Teresa, who said he was Teresa, Teresa, waswas for about 30 for ahnnt 30 vp,« years neutral exPerts ****** either in Nebraska and Oregon's and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan nity from prosecution, born in Revere, Mass., is a bodyguard of Joseph y dispute parties inbythePresident Wages are involved, but the record potato and grain State University, East Lansing, Michigan. appointed main problem is the industry's harvests are going nowhere. |e self - described grandson currently serving a five - year Lombardi, former "boss of the or annn,nfed hv President a Mafia don gave senators federal prison term for Boston mob." Nixon be named to arbitrate proposals to change nday a recital of organized interstate transportation of the dispute, which chiefly longstanding work rules. News 355-8252 He said his uncle in 1955 ime dominance ion's rackets. Vincent "Big in the Vinnie^' stolen securities. He has been granted immunity from further "introduced people in me to all the mob Boston at that involves work rules. "In the public interest, the cost of the arbitrators will be Government they what officials still haven't decided at point the gradually said T Classified Ads Advertising Business Office 355-8255 353-6400 . w^.„. sa'f? ^is prosecution by a federal court order and is under armed particular time" and added that Lombardi hosted monthly borne by the government," escalating strike might cause >u$_ 355-3447 lends call him "The Bear,' guard while testifying. mob conclaves at his Pine Tree Hodgson said. such serious economic limed to have once given a Teresa said his Meanwhile, Nixon grandfather Farm near Framingham, Mass. ■dillac to the late Francois administration sourc Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Until 9 Closed Saturdays through August 7. Kapa Doc" Duvalier, president COUPON p.m.; 1 Haiti. 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At Hobie's with grey dial. $39.95 we trust you. }iiOSV Trowbrid|I Be and Harrison fine Jeweler 219 E. Grand River bWOOICO MERIDIAN MALLCTr JtUfc Phone: 332 3917 ill "lliftil Grand Rivet Ave and Marah Road l «li""" " Uh>' _ — Brili I TO r™ as 1 ■ a 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan IN BALLOT ON MILLAGE 4s Voters to By JIM SHELDON conducted with fourth and dictate fate of schools 2 5.96 defeated in mills which the » juJ'"I ■ State News Staff Writer seventh state. graders across the The State Dept. of News Background election. In the 1969-70 * 111 If East Lansing voters Education administers the test school I defeat the Aug. 3 millage annually to students in these positive, to achieve high goals In the East Lansing malntjj relatively enlightened $22,584 against each pJi" proposals, they proposals, "may they may discover discover grades to grades to measuremeasure the mc a reasuu a reason «u« for the rise -- in ■ - - - - -„ c . . -ffi-i-w, ♦ »,» «t«f„ — E,uW,b next fall that they ha™ fail have achievement of grade levels attitudes toward school and atmosphere Jchooi offldab toward scholastic importance say the students meet this valuation to use as state equ.ll^jl rejected * more than o* 25.! and to obtain a profile , £■ mills from their tax payments. comparing Michigan school may lie in the relative standard. 'or levying millage £1 Without approval of at least districts. calmness surrounding both Defeat of Proportion A Total operating expen^l Proposition A, schools will Results of the test were campus and community this will prevent schools from pupil for that ye#r tot£| not open in September. measured in percentiles, which spring. opening And voter approwd $1,025. ■ And if schools fail to open, divide school districts into During the 1970 student of only part of the g community children well ldren may • * begin sighting their "— may very groups gruu^s of 100. Thus, in str,ke, rebellion by college will ui *wu. nokinttomAnf scholastic achievement, East ~ *•**»» ••• Rncf string, students is icmw»w«. So -j KdHovaH hv some —— th^-proposal ■— • neC6SSitllt6 believed by some will necessitate cuts in millageCUtS - package in SCnOOlSThis ^".East . schools spent Spent mrtro more |JK i/tB horizons a little lower than a Lansing fourth graders scored to have spread into private personnel, resource revenue on Its pupils thanJe| recent test showed they have 55 percentile this year and 20 homes where the main topic laboratories, student of every 100 state districkl done during the current in 1970, while seventh graders of dinner table discussion publications, course programs, Ninety of every 100 distfal academic year: marked 45 now and 15 last centered on the strike. This school buses and supplies and received^ore state aid th,| local schools. ♦Both fourth and seventh vear with no demonstrations, maintenance. graders in East Lansign lllia IIlcnilo kI1B» j—, •, the 'climate Uuuow was right ..r.- for a- — To -- maintain the level of , . perceived themselves and their for fourth graders, 80 of more positive academic education which has Placed v IInis y®ar and last, of - - • • families as being socially and . —j — -• every 100 districts placed a • ■ - viewpoint. East Lansing schools in their 100 districts, 95 economically better off than higher ii i g ii c r iimportance in [iu i v o Hv» ... East Lansing is a university academically superior standing, fewer person, holding ^ those in 95 per cent of achievement than East community where public voters must approve all three or higher degrees than & Michigan school districts. Lansing. This year, for the school students are expected millage proposals for the Lansing. ♦Fourth and seventh graders grade, 45 districts scored in 1971 placed a higher better than East Lansing. A scholastic fishing! importance on similar rise also was noted in achievement last year. ♦Their school than attitude has significantly they did toward the graders. In attitudes of seventh attitudes toward school both this year and last fourth Emphasis on improved indicating since a perception of possibly more teaching or prevailing social last year, positive and indentical seventh scores. children in 65 of every 100 state school districts had a graders In had 1970, praised Michigan fainally had some water - related concerns for he said. sfotej ef "SS co^swere M = Statt—As — ' 100—d fishing," Stanley J. Uevense, fishing industry, the Michigan reproduced themselves j| fishing specialist from the Dept. of Natural Resources abundance, Lievense said. Special Services Fishing has run a program of planting Some fishing areas, I Division of the state Dept. of and natural controls to suggested, are in Traverse fit; Natural Resources, told the increase the state's fish Sutton's Bay area and » University Club Tuesday at populations. One of its biggest Piatt Bay on Lake MidufJ HOSIER'S WILL BE their weekly luncheon. From an economic successes was the planting of the Coho salmon, Lievense and the Huron Bay on Lib Superior for trout, bass 4 standpoint the switch was a said. In 1967, it planted less salmon. The entire Ste. Mi than one million Coho, this CLOSED ALL DAY good idea, he said. It has stimulated the boat - building industry, the charter boating year nearly four million, and throughout Michigan Coho River system between I Superior and Lake Huron u provides excellent perch a industry and practically all fishing has become very good walleye fishing, Lievense ai TODAY UNTIL 6 P.M. Today we'll be closed 'til 6 p.m. for inventory . . . then we'll be ready to put on our sensational 4 hour AFTER INVENTORY SALE! We'll be busy all day counting . . . sorting . . . regrouping . . . repricing hundreds of your favorite fashions. Not only a final clearance of summer clothes, you'll find many NEW FALL ITEMS are reduced for 4 hours only. Many sensational items won't be found 'til we COUNTY PROSECUTORS inventory ... too late to be are expected to She »id she ran to call police and returned listed below. So search Hosier's TONIGHT for the greatest after - inventory values ever! review this week the case of a 19 - year - old to find botfii the ladder and man gone. Politg man from Holland who was arrested about failed to find the man in a search. 3:30 ajn. Monday for possessing a 16 - inch - long machete on the front floor of his FOUR MEN FROM PLYMOUTH will HUNDREDS IN STRIPES, SOLID COLORS automobile. referred to prosecutors this week for illegdfl b| Patrol officers reportedly stopped the entering South Case Hall at about 2:30 ill 2 FOR ^5,2 FOR ,^7r 2 FOR ^9 man KNIT SHELLS were to $12 on Wilson Road near West Wilson Hall for Sunday. I PRINTS, SOLIDS SHORT, LONG SLEEVES , improper lane changing. They said they saw Police said a resident graduate adviser til the knife when they approached the vehicle. them the men entered the building through iF SHIRTS were to $8 2 FOR^5 2 FOR ^7, 2 FOR ^9 r A 17 - YEAR • OLD man from Lansing propped open door. They said they val looking for a friend who they thought t» POLYS, COTTONS, DENIMS, CORDUROYS awaits action this week by prosecutors after living in Case. police arrested him for punching another man HOT PANTS, wereto $12 NOW ^3 to ^6 in Sunday. the mouth several times at 9:40 p.m. TWO MEN, both 17, from arrested at 4:35 a.m. Tuesday Lansing, for riding *| DENIMS, CORDUROYS, STRIPES, SOLIDS Police said the incident occurred on the police said was a stolen bicycle on West Or front lawn of Snyder Hall after the men had Drive at Abbott Entrance. been ordered to leave the building. One of the FLARE LEG JEANS were to$11 NOW 2 FOR s9, 2>orMU men apparently told a staff member that the Patrol officers reportedly and learned through sources stopped the N the bike had b« other man had a knife. stolen. The men were released untlj FAMOUS LABELS, PRINTS, SOLIDS Police added that the disclosure led to the prosecutors take action. fight, which stopped after the men wrestled to' SWIMSUITS, C0VERI)PSw.,et„$2o NOw$7MttM0 the ground. WASHABLE POLYESTER IN 3 STYLES THEFTS REPORTED between Saturday!] Tuesday morning included $148 in a TWO EAST LANSING WOMEN, 21 and 22, and cash, stolen from an apparently lodj HOT PANT SETS™*,, NO„56 told police they were in their apartment at 10:40 p.m. Monday when they heard noises locker In the Men's Intramural Building; 8T in a money clip and cash, stolen from from outside and saw a man KNITS, JERSEYS, POLYS window. looking in their same building during the same time fire extinguishers valued at $177.80, stw period;!] SUMMER DRESSES—« now Price One The of incident occurred at 513 Hillcrest St. the women reportedly saw a man from Wilson Hall; $80 in a pager stolen from the Grounds Office neai rer* HUGE SELECTION looking through the bedroom window while Stadium; an $11.53 metal box, stolen ft standing on a tall ladder. desk in 315 Natural Science Building. LONG DRESSES •OPEN TONITEL SUN GLASSES, JEWELRY, MORE Summer SUMMER ACCESSORIES no Price ODDS 'n ENDS AT FABULOUS SAVINGS! 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Kellar or as Miss Vanderbilt, finds nobody's business, a man." has met with some resistance. One Manhattan growing number of American women have the argument grossly improper. Furor woman said she has suffered awkward quietly begun to erase the terms "Miss" and Part of the furor comes from the fact that pauses "Mrs." from national usage. on the telephone when speaking with an several states still require a woman to disclose airline reservation clerk. 'Unbearable' They are replacing both with the neuter her marital status — by "Ms. is unbearable," she instructed. "Look title, "Ms." pronounced Miz. indicating Miss or Mrs. "He asked if I was Miss or Mrs.," she it — when she registered to vote in a federal said, "and I said Ms. up in the dictionary. It means manuscript. The women Then he laughed "The social rule is, when you don't know — single, married, divorced and election. widowed nervously ans said, 'Oh, I get it." woman's title, you automatically refer to — are acting under no directives Rep. Bella Abzug, D-N.Y., a feminist in a from any of the major women's Amy Vanderbilt, the etiquette authority her Miss. I'm organizations. Congress, prepared to introduce Tuesday a bill as the authority on the And many happily who prefers being addressed either as Mrs. report that the new, to prohibit the federal government from subject," shy said. neutral monosyllable is slowly creeping into designating marital status in any record, the vocabulary of the business world. Letters correspondence, certificates or documetns. from corporations, public relation government officers increasingly using "Ms." on and publishers letterheads. firms, are Mostly, it will affect women. "There is absolutely no justification for Assailant injures infants such idle curiosity about "About one fourth women," said Rep. - the mail I get is addressed Abzug. "It is not too much to ask that Ms.," says Margaret Douglas be considered as individuals, not as in — women Hamilton, 29, a Boston attorney who was recently appointed to the Massachusetts Governor's Commission on the Status of Women. wives of individuals. "Women are harassed daily by government interrogations as to their marital status," Rep. hospital maternity ward HA MM, Germany (AP) — She is married but Abzug told the House of Representatives. irreparable damage. discovered. A spokesman for says, "I'd much rather "The thousands of government An unknown assailant, Police said the attack must the district be a Ms. than a Mrs. The basis of forms which attorney in nearby calling a make up red tape require women to apparently using karate blows, have come late Saturday Dortmund woman Miss or Mrs. is to define her night said this was not designate Miss or Mrs., while men, apparently, fractured the skulls of four when the nurse in charge of unusual because of the exclusively in terms of her relationship with are sufficiently described bv the term Mr." infants and broke the arms of the ward was called men. I have my own individual existence." away on a continuous crying in most Resistance four others in the maternity premature birth. When the Carol Burris, an active member of the maternity wards. He added the Rocks National Women's party in Washington, says Last year, in a similar move, the Austrian ward of the Hamm Hospital, next nurse took over Sunday, assailant left no open wounds the only time she has trouble with titles is parliament ruled that all women over 18 in police reported Tuesday. she noticed the first of the on his victims. As the summer progresses the water in the Red A Cedar with newspaper reporters. government offices must be called "Frau" — hospital spokesman said injured babies that were 'I Rjyer falls, revealing the pollution and sidewalk "They insist on Mrs. or Miss because their thus eliminating specualtion over marital the injuries, some of them between four hours and 10 The spokesman said there remnants that carpet the bottom. State News status. In France, it is custom, not law, that discovered about 12 hours days old. I by Doug Bauman photo papers won't print Ms.," she said. "There's a was no immediate clue as to requires all older women to be addressed as after the assault, were not ridiculous social value on a the assailant. A male guard has wedding ring. "Madame," whatever their marital status. critical, but that one of the During the course of the been added to the infants may be left with maternity day, the other injuries were ward. IN WILSON HALL SYMPOSIUM Love and marriage knit is where it's at for Fall f CINDI STEINWAY marriage, according to unhappy experience, but Knits with a fashion knack ribbed, cabled, plain Anderson. He believes that public commitment is still trivial a thing," Anderson . .. sometimes the only legitimate involved." or patterned. Mix them up in a medley of autumn tones. cautioned. "Be not as afraid during the initial six months answer. "People seem to Ribbed acrylic shirt with long pointed collar, placket front, ■Time and a personal few real to use your sexuality, as to problems are met runaway from conflict too (mmittment to one another and all can go seemingly well. "You can have sex without love abuse it." black, white, brown, green, navy or brick. S-M-L. $11. Doubleknit easily," he said whereas "love and love without essential for two He quoted the adage, entails a willingness to work sex," he poncho skirt with fringed hem, tied waist, black, rust, or iduals to maintain a true "Love, like wine, improves said, "but of the two, love is through conflict." navy, 10-16. $14. Turtled and cabled wool pullover the rare commodity. The full > relationship, according to with age," and continued, "as in black, white, navy, rust or brick. S-M-L. $10. Aztec J MSU professor of religion. significance of sex is far too you go over bumps together a Asked about his patterned a-line to button high or low, black or ■More than 60 persons were higher level of love is feelings on profound to be trivial." lesent Monday to hear reached. cohabitation, Anderson said, burgundy. 10-16. $14. Sportswear, second floor T. Anderson talk "One cannot blanketly Downtown and Meridian Mall. "Underneath the quarrels is "The condemn this, but meaningful Love a closeness that sustains cohabitations may be a rare llationship" at the Wilson through life," Anderson said. 111 summer symposium. To him, this is the difference thing, like unschooled learnedness." f'The commitment is the between love and romance fta of giving visibility ot and this assurance makes life He believes each through the power of worth living. person must make a moral decision word" Anderson said, Anderson said he is not an for himself. "Even in living lut this commitment brings absolutist on divorce, it is an 7 the question, "Why get together,, .thp gu^sjion of Buried?" T'Marriage begins long ■fore the ceremony and ■tinues long afterward. Yet s service give voice to the Anderson said. He Id he believes that to jderstand the whole meaning A BILL TO REPEAL all laws carrying criminal penalties I marriage each partner must for A production, sale, possession and use of narcotics and plump all beef wiener A traditional hot Kosher wally express his love to dangerous drugs has been introduced in the Michigan House. on a whole wheat bun II community. corned beef sandwich "We want to eliminate users of any drugs from the friendship is "a close waiting to be dressed at on a fresh Kaiser roll. criminal rolls," Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D - Detroit, who ■ationship with someone," our condiment table. sponsored the bill, said. "We want to be absolutely positive ■derson said, but marriage "to take someone for that the crime syndicate that controls illegal drug traffic is run completely out of business." Enjoy our or for worse. — This Wine of the Week. Jtails many liations where uncomfortable friends would THE SENATE PASSED a bill Monday which would compel able - bodied welfare recipients to accept jobs if they were Volpolicella | People who love ' each offered. make a commitment to Exceptions to the bill would include minors, incapacitated pting over the difficult persons, vocational trainees and persons unable to find 0MMH& ? said. "They are someone to attend their children while working. Ping to work through Iblems together." * * * time element in love V® BFJEADrtw/ALE ® A MOVE TO ALLOW voluntary prayer in public schools < knowing one another received unanimous approval from the Michigan House. 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WRITE OR CALL OWOSSO, MICHIGAN TOLL-FREE 800-292-3831 | '"formation Indian Trails Terminal ■ PHONE 332-2569 Ea$t LanS'nfl | 1 F0R DAILY DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS i| Wednesday, 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan July»,IM|l Theater bars men 'Fusion rocgroup for 'incorrect dress' sets Friday The Symphonic Metamorphosis will transform the to make any comment when dress does not pertain to music of the masters into the contemporary rock . biUes asked about the dress code. Wardwell also manages and women. - jazz idiom at 8:15 p.m. Friday In the Auditorium. The American Civil Liberties The group, consisting of eight musicians from the operates the remainder of the Union (ACLU) of Michigan Detroit Symphony Orchestra, entered the pop musj Lansing area's Butterfield stated last week in a letter scene in a 1969 appearance with the Detroit Symphony "Klute" is a pretty good Theaters, including the Campus that the effort to establish Later, the group performed as a stand - in show according to some at 407 E. Grand River Ave. people, but if you decide to dress requirements is a gray another group at the Meadowbrook Festival and and the State at 215 Abbott see it at the Gladmer Theater area — that is, neither legal or prompted this press comment: "With their French and Road. in Lansing and you're a man illegal unless the requirement English horns, saxophones and percussion instruments The employes at the East states the dress is required by the Metamorphosis makes most groups sound like toy who likes to keep cool in the Lansing theaters are aware of a government agency. No musicians with tin horns." summer heat by wearing tank the restriction and the governmental agency dictates The Metamorphosis roster includes: Thomas Bacon tops, sleeveless T - shirts or a. "footwear and correct top reasonable facsimile thereof, dress, and to say so is a false arranger, organ, trumpet and vocal; Robert Cowart, bass dress required," sign is placed statement. But, the letter guitar, flute, tenor saxophone and clarinet; Donald Haas don't waste your time standing in the box office window in front of the ticket office. continued, a "shoes required" trumpet; Arthur David Krehbiel, arranger, French horn' occasionally. policy might be used by the lead electric guitar, bass guitar, flute and vocal; Erviii You won't get in. The restriction isn't rigidly management to protect itself Monroe, composer, flute, lead guitar and bass; Robert Warren Wardwell, the enforced, according to one from damage suits stemming Pangborn, principal percussionist; Dennis Smith theater's manager, has decided employe, because the code has from injuries while in or on trombone; and Sam Tundo, percussion and vocal. that men's sleeveless wearing proven to be ambiguous and the premises. "Rock is simply another way of communicating an apparel lacks decorum, harmful to business. He noted "On the other hand," ACLU idea, sound or feeling," said one member. "And if jt's according to one of his that, as the code was continued, "if a business done with quality, I don't see how anyone could employes. Wardwell has refused explained to him, correct top wishes to discriminate against consider it a step down." certain groups, it may do so London Records, which has issued several recordings no might matter how unwise this be in terms of their Symphony meta of the group, has dubbed its unique style "fusion rock" because the Metamorphosis transforms the music of the economic interests — except masters — Bach, Strauss and Hindemith — Into the rock that it may not discriminate in the prohibited areas, race The Symphonic Metamorphosis, a group of eight musicians from the Detroit Symphony rhythms of today. Orchestra, will perform at 8:15 Friday night in the Auditorium. Tickets for the concert are available at the Union religion, et cetera." Ticket Office. All seats are $2.50. : ^ Goodness wins in Mr. Deeds' hung the fact that in and community of Ann Arbor, folks have to pay $1 to see By MICHAEL FOX up on comedy "Carnal Knowledge" him to help homeless famsfl State News Staff Writer Ann Arbor pigeons roost on where U-M students wear faces double feature old flicks in opened last week in Ann and laborers set up a collectnl the buildings and dogs run that remind you of the zombie Wells Hall as part of the Arbor but will not open until farm. Longfellow Deeds, if loose, while all East Lansing expressions of Chicago summer Ruby Keeler Film this week in East Lansing. hero, decides he wants to «L ANN ARBOR - The offers is ducks in the Red pedestrian?. Festival, the Ann Arbor Public the $20 million in a sociality differences between East Cedar River and dogs on That something more is Library has a free "Stars of Lansing (home of Moo U) and leashes. There is something perhaps summed up by the the 30s" series. This is not to Ah, but let me expound manner by sharing it. Des^L Ann Arbor (home of the more to the urbanized campus fact that whereas East Lansing criticize the popular MSU upon the delights of a truly the greedy capitalists' atten^l Harvard of the Midwest: the great movie which bounced to gain the money m series, which will offer at 7:30 University of Michigan) have p.m. Saturday in air - happily and smoothly off the in the air conditioned themselves through connivij screen - such as trying to have D long been chronicled, conditioned 108B Wells Halls Ann Arbor Public Library last committed for be., defended, examined and debated. All too often these Radio station two 1930 - ish Warner Bros, productions: "Flirtation Walk" Friday night. "pixilated," fairness and li "little people" triumph. and "The Singing Kid." comparisons and contrasts get Directed and produced by Yet this Friday at noon, Frank Capra, "Mr. Deeds Goes As film historian Pn| talk with Ch 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. absolutely no charge, the Ann for to Town," is a heart - warming fantasy of goodwill Rotha noted, "This bleniq of a realistic problem « Long Hair — Arbor Public Library will offer where right beats out wrong, imaginary solution epitomiad A recently taped interview with Red Chinese premier Chou "Room Service" with the Marx Thinned & Trimmed the dilemma of the i "" En - lai by Canadian newsmen will be broadcast tonight at 8 sincerity triumphs over brothers. Also, a Robert class mind in the New Dj only yf7m$3.00 over radio station WKAR - FM. Benchly short, "How to Take deception and the American dream emerges victorious. It period. The American p Transmission of the broadcast will be picked up from the a Vacation," will be shown. combines the fantastic welcomed the ideas that pi Canadian Broadcasting Co. by the National Public One of thfe TMSU offerings last and Broadcasting network."Tollowing the interview, three Asian wonderfulness of Derpession - prosperity could Ifj studies experts will analyze the interview and discuss President Saturday was "Dames," which era movies and the brilliant recovered by the redera had played July 9 for free in of the individual instead Nixon's scheduled trip to China. Ann Arbor. acting of Gary Cooper for an evening of pure pleasure. through massive i PROCWAM INFORMATION 485 6485 LAST DAY.. . Admittedly, Ann Arbor has reorganization." 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:10-9:15 always been ahead of East In the flick, a small - town JANE FONDA Lansing in cultural activities. greeting cards verse writer The Ann Arbor series il In the contemporary movie inherits $20 million and end Aug. 6 with i "KLUTE" 'R' market, the highly promoted manages to beat out all those Frank Capra producation, H Bcvb&ata- Mike Nichols - Jules Feiffer who would take advantge of Smith Goes to Washington"! & 332-4080 549 E. Grand River Catalog compiled to offer! (across from Berkey) data on education classes! The Dept. of Secondary Hall library or 310 Erickson course. Education and Curriculum in the Hall, is meant to help the The program is believed 4 College of Education has compiled a catalog, designed student choose the right be the second of its kind oi| courses and instructors, he campus, Carl Gross, \ as a supplement to the said. It consists of a detailed department chairman, University catalog. description offered within the of each course department, The work prohibitive amount involved and tM ij The project was formulated including a general description, shortage of workers needed »| by an advisory committee to the procedure for evaluation improve teaching, consisting of compile the catalog r and a list of outside the department's chairman, readings, most likely keep TECHNICOLOR* if known. three professors and two departments from adi students. The catalog is available for the concept, R 1 "f scored 20 me points in one would I like to come with I always wanted to get« :< down in a iot of wavs It the better big men, but now knew was the NBA ball quarter. That sticks out also, him? I told him yes because , _ ^ education ise eau"*1— "because you m„, m„m„„ a| iji__ the ABA has come along in players. Of course I wanted J~ Q: As a guard, who do you We were just like brothers. " know when your basket^ I SATURDAY NIGHT . . . 'SINGING UND FLINGING' Zre of T mature ^fayer that dePartment- If the ABA to play in the NBA becuase pattern your play after? And q: Have you had any second career would terminate. So 6:30-7:30 Music by Bob Koss Accordian ABA^NBA " isnt on a par' they're Just small step or two behind. But league. a there was never another if you don't, who would you thoughts about signing a pro you've got to have thu .... on „ „ But since the ABA consider as the best guard? contract? J degree ' '' ' you. With behind "*y p'°^d 'ha' . A: When I was young I used ^ ^ nevef haye degree I feel much moj A1| f they too were a professional idolize Oscar Robertson. 10 - 9:30 SING - ALONG Jim Basel league. I knew that there to ,jfe , wanted tQ bfi J comfortable with myself, mm Now, I dont idolize anyone, .... ... Guitar would eventually be a merger. professional basketball player, w at ease. You can say Ihiii on just want to be Ralph So, it really didn't matter to Simpson. As far as someone _ , Most Most basketball "playeis "that been basketball nl„v*,s th„» mine- 1 worked for' if. P* the wedding me. This coming year our are good go to college to use " going to school for ' tto JO -12:30 .... DANCING ... Bob Koss team will play four exhibition being the best guard, I would u „ a st , ^ to ^ years now and probably h with Paul Bassett on Bass games against NBA teams, and ^ave Oscar Bing, JerryareWesall pros ^ we„ as to a year and a half to p of her dreams this is what I've always and up there together Robertson education. now and I'm I'm in the pros A lot of my friends ask n what I'm doing back and! wanted to do: play against coming back to Q: If you had to take four finish UD my education tell them I'm trying to I'm during get begins at the best. concerned, As the far as professionals players - anyone you have ever played with or against - the offseason, education. A lot of peopli a are the best. q. Did you taJk to ne don't expect profession^ to join you on a team of here before g, d / athletes to come back mi 50t OFF Q: Are in favor of a ion Anthony merger you between the two five, who would they be? A: Spencer Haywood, John contract? A; j got a,Qng real we„ with finish their education. A l« of athletes never fini leagues? Brisker, (pause) Oscar the coach and the team when Coming back'for the degree i ONE PIZZA PER COUPON Florist A: Personnally I haven't given it much thought. There will Robertson and Lew Alcindor. i piayed here and before I something different. be it merger I'm sure of that. Get 50c off the price I wouldn't like to see a of a LARGE PIZZA merger just so the guys CALLS ALI 'BIG CLOWN' with this coupon coming out of college can at 966 Trowbridge get the big contract. Athletes Name SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE $$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$> % ABSOLUTELY § Ali foils to Coupon Expires August 9, 1971 PHILADELPHIA victory am ready." LAST Heavyweight (UPI) - champion Joe here. at a Sports Arena Frazier said, "Ellis fought 11 Frazier said he was unimpressed "I have them in the palm stupid fight. He didn't knot with the bout between of my hand," Frazier said. what to do. Muhammad Alii| DOMINO'S SHEPARD'S Muhammad Ellis. Ali and Jimmy "They need me and I don't need them. I will fight either a big clown who the ring with over • came Frazier criticized both one in the early fall for $5 trunks to hide his fat." FANTASTIC SEMIANNUAL MENU - boxers during a closed million and change, tax free. "Ali always puts o circuit showing of the All Let them make the match. I show. Maybe the public likes I Our Superb Cheese Pizza this, but I don't go for tk 12-inch Regular Pizza 16-inch Super Pizza $1.70 $2.50 SHOE All at the store next stuff. I am a the champ and to do when I fighter. I u I know whil get into the I Additional Items Over 3500 Sale Shoes Regrouped for Greater ring," said Frazier. Horn Olivet to The Until Muhammad All's 1241 Pepperoni Savings *Chilled Tappers round TKO of his form® Mushrooms Green Peppen Ground Beef Ko-Ko Bar Onions Fresh Sausage •Ice cold beer & wine sparring partner, Frazier M 12-inch Pizza each 30c given Ellis a slight 6-4-1 edp 16-inch Super each 50c Shoes for W *Kegs of beer available for parties •Delicious pizza to go he During the seventh round, turned to his w'M Our DeLuxe Pizza—Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Ham, Green Pepper, Onion .. KWIK Florence and told her, "M Over 800 Pair go home. All It Is is just twol 12-inch Regular Pizza $3.00 Our Regular Stock 410 S. Clippert off Kalamazoo STOP sparring partners." 16-inch Super Pizza Soft drinks also available. $4.50 Values to $30 Now only . . *497 | 7 Days a week Open till 2:00 a.m.j The champ missed IK climax of the bout in the WI round. His diamond iii( slipped off his finger, and* Or 2 pair for was on his hands and kn« Picture this: a shargTV searching for the jewa') when Ali knocked F"' for only 30< OFF $£(^88 Over 500 Pair the ropes. .. The ring was retrieved PI ONE PIZZA PER COUPON Our Regular Stock Values to $25 Now only . . . #g97 Joe Frazier added his appraisal of the fight. "I could have put i "Illl| . Get 30c off the price better show in my backyfj of a REGULAR PIZZA Or 2 pair with my 11 - year - old »• with this coupon than they did," Frazier » I at 966 Trowbridge Name SMOW Address Coupon expires August 9, 1971 Shoes for Over 600 pair - Values to $28 this offer good ONLY at as low as Instant picture and sound, 75-sq. inch picture, $£97 front-mounted speaker and controls streamlined cabinetry. One of our better values. H DOMINO'S Fast, 966 351-7100 Trowbridge Free East Lansing 317 E. Grand River to Yes.. . We Have Charge Accounts §AVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$i! aras E S ■i East Lansing 317 E. Grand River Z4WS-hs§%, My, how youfo changed Sapping Convenience *rK«? •Bunk Ameritttiu 318 S. Washington (liorost from FREE SPIRIT) THE 4 way RECTILINEAR speaker s279 •03 s. W«.hlr.f t»n - - MS Ann — ",l syste"1 1 | , Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday, July 28, 1971 13 \Aodel Cities program has Former 'S' icer Spartan Athletes at work respect them. They'll listen "We just want the kids RICK GOSSELIN to play By to the guys. We don't try to have a good time this Kstate as to talk about just basketball |A lletes Newt Sports Editor handful of of the past, present MSU all of the time, we tell things the to kids do. try to the right Once summer," Simpson added Model formulate Cities is a trying to basketball . By RICK GOSSELIN pro they program that would consist winter, decided to look into it. MacKenzie set them I future are spending this leave the gym, want State News Sports Editor we of a series of teams that up with a mutual contact in Vienna, Kurt Jansky, mmer working in them to For Norm Gaffney, a former standout go away with would compete for league performer of who works under the Ambassador at the American Insing's "Model Cities" learning something more honors with Amo Bessone's hockey charges of 1968-69-70, a life Embassy in Vienna. ogram, a program than just basketball. We tell trophies long dream has come true. awarded. All star games and Jansky, who presently plays in the league, uctured to help inner them to leave drugs alone Starting on October 1, Gaffney will be playing as a rummaged around in Austria and provided Gaffney and a "Parents Day" would be - children "have a good — staying out of trouble professional hockey player. But don't rush out to buy additional items to this Flnegan with the names of teams that were looking .e this summer." basically." your color television sets to see him on CBS' game of for players — North American players. program if it should prove the week The ages of kids in the successful. during the winter. Gaffney won't be in "Like I said, I don't think I could have [Basketball star Ralph those. As a matter of gotten a npson and football back program range from 10 - "We're fact, Gaffney won't even be better deal anywhere," Gaffney said. "We ck Pitts represent the getting more and seen on Channel 9's Hockey Night in Canada Saturday play up to 14, roughly grade school more kids every day and it 60 games a year in seven countries. We also |U past; football players and junior high. telecasts in the Detroit area, either. play in looks like it will catch exhibitions in Communist countries behind the Berlin Allen, Ron Joseph, "Our main on," If you want to see Gaffney play, you'll have to go purpose is to Simpson said. to Europe — Austria to be exact. and Iron Curtains. This includes a game with the e Hamilton, Ken get as many kids from Gaffney has just Russian National Team." The average day begins at derson and Billy Joe Lansing into the program," signed a contract with Zell Am See of Vienna, 4 p.m. for the basketball Austria, a team in Europe's version of the National "Hockey has really gone over big in Europe. It is ipree stand as the MSU Simpson said. "Model Cities now the number two sport next to soccer over there. program with the first hour Hockey League. jsent who are involved in has three CHIty main sections of Over three fourths of the games are televised, and devoted to clinic purposes. "For me it's a dream come - program; and football activity: basketball, arts and Defence, true," Gaffney said. "I season tickets for the home passing, shooting don't games have been sold out iruits Dave Brown and crafts and swimming." and think I could have gotten a better deal well in advance of the season." irence Bullock along with "We work dribbling are all taught anywhere. I've always wanted to play pro and there out of two by the Instructors. A game IH be able to." Gaffney, who graduated in 1970 sketball players Mike gyms for the basketball as a political (hopefully, as Simpson put Gaffney's attention concerning the prospect of science law major, has ,binson, Pete idsay Hairston act as the Davis and phase, the Walter French Gym and the West Junior it, a league game) uniTi playing in Europe was caught by a former friend from supervisor pre - been in the Hastings Parks and working as a Recreation culminates the day. his high school hockey Department. He is teaching swimming and baseball g!j future who are Gym. We try to get as days in Port Huron, Jim "I'd like to get as MacKenzie. MacKenzie played hockey while in the while working there this summer. solved in the "Model many kids as we can into many NORM GAFFNEY ies" program. as possible involved. If I service over in Europe, and recommended the the gyn its league Flnegan is currently negotiating with several clubs "The athletes could to the former Spartan. being down facilities." get every kid in Gaffney, along with roommate but is expected to sign in the near future and will Lansing, I'd be happy." Dan Flnegan who played on the MSU ire give the kids someone The turnout presently is varsity last likely join Gaffney in the European league this winter. relate with," Simpson about 20 kids, which d. "The kids see guys Simpson and the rest of it they know and they the instructors feel is "fair, )k up to them and but could be much better." riplett cut vith injury Westminster, md. (upi) Baltimore Colts iping eight players from Iday made their first cuts, team, as preparations tinued for Friday's lege All-Star game in ago. he cutting of six free its and two draft picks 61 players in camp, Kuding the injured John ■tas. The quarterback is ■uperating from a torn ■lies tendon and will miss lav's game. Roth draft choices dropped ■nday carried injury Rations on their waiver ■ouncements. Wide receiver [ Triplett, the 12th- round i from Michigan State, has ■wisted knee and tight end Ke Mickolayunas, who was ed 14th from Davidson, i pulled hamstring muscle. Jriplett had been r starter with the a three Spartans h as a wide receiver and ■rterback. Wednesday, July 28 . 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan state News STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Lost Pets Are Usually Found Fast With CLASSIF|ED A Classified Ad 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Automotive Automotive pMwkLy speaking . by Phil Frank Employment not The State permit News does racial or DISPLAY ARTIST IUICK 1966 station INTERNATIONAL, 1955. 12' TRIUMPH 1966 TR4A British religious discrimination custom PART TIME. Must have some 9 metro step van. $300. Good in its advertising wagon, passenger. Excellent racing green. AM/FM radio, experience or classes In interior family car, very good running condition, 484-6752. 3-7-30 jage rack, Tonneau, columns. The State condition. Power steering, power $700. 351-4812. 3-8-2 arrangement. Contact Jim Childs, News will not accept brakes. Vista dome. $795 or LEAVING ON 5125 West Saginaw, MEIJERS advertising which • AUTOMOTIVE highest offer. 482-9742. 3-7-28 for sale. 1967 Plymouth Fury II VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1958. THRIFTY ACRES. 2-7-30 Scooters & Cycles wagon, $1100. 1962 Volkswagen discriminates against Auto Parts Excellent condition, $400. Call CAMARO 1967 6 cylinder, floor $400. Call 349-4586. 2-7-30 '— 332-4492. 2-7-30 NIGHT CLUB waiters and religion, race, color or Aviation &Servic, national origin. • VOLKSWAGEN VAN/ Camper now. Apply In » EMPLOYMENT 1961. New tires. $300. Call FOR RENT 332-2769. 3-8-2 person PRO BOWL NIGHT 372-4984. 3-7-2E Dave, 351-6262. 3-8-2 CLUB, 2122 N. Logan, 8:30 Apartments CADILLAC HEARSE 1957. p.m. - 10:30 p.m. 1-7-28 Houses Excellent condition. $500. Call MG MIDGET 1969. Good VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Good For Rent after 6 pm 393-0413. 6-8-9 condition. n. $400. Call 482-9761 Rooms Many extras. Reasonable. 355-0357. After 5 ti. 5-7-28 THIRD MAN wanted » FOR SALE CHEVY 1967 Impala Sports pm 484-0189. 3-7-28 responsible stu room. $60 for rest o Animals Coupe. Priced for quick sale, VOLVO 145 station wagon 1969. care of baby $800. Call 351-6094. 3-8-2 Live-in faculty home walking Jim, 337-0636. 3-8-2 Mobile Homes MUSTANG MACH I, 1969 390, . Sharpest in town. Must sell. power steering, disc brakes. Immediately. Phone 484-7076 distance of campus. Private ► PERSONAL CHEVY MALIBU 1966 V-8 between 12-2 pm. 3-7-28 room, bath. Room, board and standard. Excellent running Leaving country, must sell. FACULTY - SUBLEASE ► PEANUTS PERSONAL $130 a month. Call Mrs. condition. Leaving area, must 351-0574. 4-7-28 Scooters & Anderson after 5 pm ED7-0241. AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 15th (or before) to January 1st. 2 ► REAL ESTATE 1 sell. 355-1069 after 5 pm. 3-8-2 MUSTANG 1965 stick 6. Very Cycles 3-7-30 bedrooms, 2 bath, luxury suite ► RECREATION good condition. Rebuilt engine. 2 PERSONS needed immediately on 12th floor of distinguished ► SERVICE CHEVROLET IMPALA 1967. 337-2134. 2-7-30 Lansing Hi-rise. Garage parking, matic. Must sell, who can work a minimum of 24 pool, doorman. Will reduce rent Typing Service hours a week. The 4 students er. 349-3216, 6-9 PLYMOUTH 1969 2 door hardtop. 'THIS IS THE fl&T TIME working for us now average to $248 per month. Phone TRANSPORTATION Loaded, air conditioned, in good 372-3420 after 5 pm. 1-7-28 WANTED $62.20 a week. Call Mr. Marks, shape. 489-5521. 3-8-2 mem INVHEP UP 372-3033. 1-7-28 COMET 1962. Body good, engine FEMALE GRADUATE student to DEADLINE fair, $75, best offer. 489-9259. PONTIAC, 1968 Tempest Custom. AND BHWWOKIMS AT ETCH !" share 2 bedroom apartment. 1 P.M. 2-7-28 4 door, stick 6, vinyl top. 1968 HONDA CL350. New tire, EARN UP to $3000 this summer. Car one class day befori 485-4601 after 5:30 pm. 1-7-28 Power steering, brakes, radio. battery, chain. Best offer. necessary. Call 351-7319 for publication. 337-2406. 2-7-30 interview.C Must sell. $875. 882-0121. T 1960. Cheap local 2-7-30 NURSES WANT TO be alone? Large Lansing studio. Furniture, utilities, Cancellations/Correction) iportation. 62,000 miles. - 12 noon one class ; plates. 355-6456. X 3-8-2 RN, LPN, ROSELAWN MANOR. garage. $95. Women. Call day before publication. Scooters & Cycles Guild Nursing Home, 707 332-3398. 5-8-6 Armstrong Road has positions PHONE 1971 HONDA CM70 step through. available on all shifts. Excellent SUMMER APARTMENTS, rooms, 351-2285. 2-7-28 repair all foreign 355-8255 II 332-2460. 3-8-2 197 miles. $200. 663-8966. salaries and benefits. Apply in house, furnished, near campus. i cars. If we can't 1970 HONDA 70cc. 950 miles. 3-7-28 person or call 393-5680 Mrs. Call 349-3919. 3-8-2 m't be fixed. Call RATES Excellent condition, $250. Call Swan, personnel. 5-7-30 CUTLASS S 1969 Holiday Coupe. Call 351-8223. 3-8-2 KAWASAKI 500 - 1969. Power steering and brakes, 3 372-8396. S 5-8-6 Excellent. Best offer over $600. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 337-7328 337-0780 $1750 or SUZUKI 1971 TS185. 1900 miles. 372-7364, evenings. 3-7-28 Kalamazoo Street . .. Since 1940. For Rent or 694-1376. 3.00 4.00 5.35 6.50 TEMPEST 1967 4 door, V-f Excellent condition. Full knob Complete auto painting and and grab a bargain now. 3.30 4.40 5.85 7.15 automatic. Power steering, radio tire. 339-2785 after 5 pm. 1965 HARLEY Davidson Sprint. collision service. IV 5:0256. TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction Just a few furnished C 3.60 4.80 6.40 7.80 2-7-30 Call 355-6166. 2-7-30 250cc. Good condition. $200. guaranteed. Free Idelivery, apartments left for summer 3.90 5.20 6.95 8.45 FORD FAIRLANE 1969. Leaving 332-4492. 2-7-28 service and pick - up. No deposit. at country, must sell, $1400. Call 1970 TRIUMPH 650 .<■ 25. Legenttjl 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 balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be Collin gtoooi) 26. Sideposto" | doorway 1 27. Almond sWl 28. Theater Wj™ Apartments among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at MODEL OPEN DAILY 29. Bankempwp $80/month per man. MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY. FOR RENTAL 30. Principal _ INFORMATION CALL: MARINA NYLANDER, 1-6 p.m., 351-8631 or 484-3494. Nine 31. Plowed W* I and twelve month leases available. Fall leases now being accepted, "(formerly Northwind Apts.) Pir 32. Cud $200/2 $210/3 man man "UNLIMITED PARKING #SHAG CARPETING "DISHWASHERS "BALCONIES i 33. Exist 35. In «se 37 Eggs .M l MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVEL Y BY: Alco Management Company $220/4 man #AIR CONDITIONING *AND MUCH MORE 38. Disencumw 39. Pagoda | Call 351-8282 2771 Northwind Dr. (behind Yankee Store) ornament . Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 28, 1971 15 Student Service For Side Lost & Found Service WATERBEDS. BUTT sea Agreement reached DIRECTORY GUITAR LESSONS available from MARSHALL MUSIC. Call for (Continued from page one) determine if progress is appointment. 351-7830. C-7-28 •The University business being made in 482-4235. C-7-28 349-2213. 3-8-2 Office will not debit the reducing the FOR QUALITY service and ASMSU remaining overdraft. If stereos, account prior to June sufficient progress has not OLLEGE TRAVEL BEAD CRAFTS. TV SETS. Sony, Panasonic, Zenith Personal TV's, and recorders. THE 30, 1972, for any overdraft in been made, ASMSU reserves • EYES EXAMINED Color STEREO SHOPPE. portables and consoles. the New Players account after OFFICE DECOUPAGE ART SUPPLIES, • GLASSES STEREO COMPONENTS. Sony FREE A lesson in 337-1300^ C June 30, 1971. the right to withdraw its REPRODUCTIONS • CONTACT LENS reel to reel ... complexion backing of the account and to fc) West Grand River Ave. candle making supplies DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist cassette tapedeck, Ampex recorder. We Buy, Sell, care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan Typing Service •The New Players shall ask the individuals designated and or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. maintain only one account the 351-6010 Enfield's Incorporated Trade. WILCOX on signature card to 693 M-43. Okemoi. C6-Optical Services SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East MERLE STUDIOS. NORMAN COSMETICS C which will be with the deposit the amount of the 349-IQAn S218S. Michigan, 485-4391, 8 am-5 pm, University Business Office. All Logan. 393-4230 overdraft prior to Oct. 1, ESU BARBER SHOP Monday thru Saturday. C Horoscopes Cast. financial transactions, including 1971. 709 MAC Ave. BP"OKS Imported Cars deposits, will be processed 351-1110 PING PONG tables, $9.95. We buy through this account. | Try us for your next Sales and Tax 'hike sell most •The board of directors of anything. ABC THESE RUN for styling, razor cut or Service SECONDHAND STORE. 1208 only 7c per the New BOB JONES PAINTS Turner. C. page. THE COPY SHOPPE, 541 Players must special cut. 482-1473 nfoi East Grand River. Phone complete a University (Continued from page one) fctpointments available. 5014 N. Grand Fast Service - The Price is Right 100 USED 332-4222. C-7-23 authorized signature card, - House River, Lansing vacuum cleaners. Tanks, conferees were designating individuals 21 years foNTACT LENT WASHDA Y SAVINGS canisters and uprights. Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 and up. TYPING, THESES Rapid accurate and letters, etc. of age or older who will be Speaker William A. Ryan, D - Detroit; Taxation Committee SERVICES 25c per load GOLF DRIVING RANGE DENNIS DISTRIBUTING HAVE i Cool Summer. Escape tl service. authorized to sign for future chairman George Montgomery, The be«t for leu COMPANY, 316 North Experienced. 393*075. 0-8-9 financial transactions of the [ D. M. DEAN, CXIX Special Texas Washer MINIATURE GOLF Opposite City Market. C. Cedar. New Players. These individuals D - Detroit, and Rep. Martin 210 Abbott Rd. 50c ^ Buth, R - Comstock Park. Suite #16 WENDROW'S ECONOWASH WEDDING BARBI MEL: also will be responsible for any The agreement 3006 Vine St. Fairway Golf Range, Grand DRESS, satin, size 8. No job too Typing, multilithing. overdraft due to expenditures reached by 332-6563 River Avenue A few minutes Satisfaction large or too the six must be . small. approved by m8 ° "9 aC6' - .to I lp.m. | blk. 351-0574. 4-7-28 I 332-3700 Block off campus. 332-3255. incurred for plays produced W. of Sear. east of MSU. 349-2850. between 9 C majority votes in both houses I p.m. 3-7-30 during the 1970 - 71 school before the tax bill can be PROFESSIONAL year (it will be the Animals OPEN ALL TYPIST. Term sent to Gov. Milliken for his For Rent For Rent UNION I papers, theses. Best rates Call responsibility of the board of signature. For Sale FOR SALE, Black SHOP. C-7 351-4619. X-20-8-18 directors to inform these In other budget action Labrador I OVER 21 to share furnished ONE Gil Retriever, female, 8 weeks old. individuals of their potential Tuesday, the Senate approved MUST SELL by Thursday. Girl's AKC registered. Call after 3 pm personal liability). a $37.6 million Dept. of bicycle, TV, book shelf. Call 625-4575. 3-7-28 Peanuts Personal •All expenditures, including Corrections program on a 29 353-1 776 before 5 any financial committments pm, - 4 vote. pMATE WANTED for school 355-8096 after 5:30 pm. 1-7-28* relating to productions The program, whose budget commencing September, Rooms scheduled after July 21, 1971, was increased $5 million rement - maturity, $80 a MOVING SALE. Small over appliances, must have the prior th, 2 man apartment. stereo, typewriter, service for 6 approval last year's expenditures, passed §-0108. 4-8-2 SINGLE. PRIVATE « dinnerware. 484-0793 Mobile Homes Complett Professional Thtsls Service fir of the ASMSU Comptroller's on reconsideration after having Master s and Doctoral Candidates Office and must be processed been defeated 19 - 9 afternoons. 1438 Prospect, Fits Monday. JY: For family living Lansing. 1-7-28 1968 RITZCRAFT 12 x 55. Brochure and Censaltation. Please Call by that office. Any Also before the Senate are ce you can afford. Excellent condition. Partially Recreation Cliff and Paala Haufhey 337 1527 or S27 243I expenditures incurred without bills for the departments of 1 and 2 bedroom INGLE furnished. Located in Park appr al of the education and public health ROOMS for COMPLETE unfurnished units. rent. Now CHECK Terrace. 10 minutes to MSU on THESES service. or thru September OFFICIAL PASSPORT photos - comptroller's office will be the and capital 15th. $60. 131 LEONARD WHOLESALE'S I 496. By owner, $4200. job Discount printing, IBM typing and outlay Bogue, 351-8356 337-9091. application photos in 15 minutes. responsibility of the individual construction projects. and carpeting, , LOVY PRICES ON 489-4877 or 489-1718. 2-7-30 2-7-30 PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAUL. publications. Across from campus, signing for them. In House action t $140. Location 35 1.-6262. •If a play is to be presented Tuesday, a Hagadorn Roads, PHOTOGRAPHY 959 PRAIRIE SCHOONER 10x45. Anything corner M.A.C. and Grand River, $473.7 million appropriation SPARTAN HALL, singles, Close photographed anywhere. O below Jones fall term, the New Players sing. Free to campus. Newly Stationary Shop. Call to provide funds for state women. Now leasing for sur must remodeled, new furnace. Phone COPYGRAPH submit a budget to 3n daily to MSU fall. 351-1176, 484-4422. O Argu! 337-1666. C SERVICES, highways, game and fish Polarolc 485-3666 or 669-3509.10-7-28 EUROPE ASMSU for approval by Sept. friendly place to Mamlya *Bell protection, aeronautics, I 351-321 1 or ETC. 1, 1971. veterans, waterways, marine, ATTENTION: ROOMS for LAKE VIEW lots. Available n< In rent. Summer flights to London, SAVE SAVE SAVE addition to the above state Completely furnished. Cooking. 10', 12' wide. 10 minui park improvement, 372-8077 after 5 p.m. C COMPONENT SYSTEMS $120 Christmas break in XEROX COPYING offset conditions, ASMSU will review motor vehicles and liquor - campus. 641-6601. 10-8-2 printing the status of the New Players' Hawaii, $279 Spain or - best quality at purchase passed by a 68 - 25 |>ished, air conditioned, ROOM FOR man over Revco store, RICHARDSON 60x12, Acapulco, $249 reasonable prices. THE COPY account by Sept. 1 to vote. i. Close to MSU SHOPPE, 541 East Grand River. 21154 Grand River, upstairs Now leasing for partially furnished. Avocado N.U.S. TRAVEL SERVICE Phone 322-4222. C-7-30 5-7-28 id fall. Call 351-3106 carpeting, coppertone appliances. Call Frank Buck ifB WHftT S i New skirting, 7x10 151-7910. 0-7-28 shed, porch Transportation U and steps. Located large lot 351-8604 I GIRL needed For Sale Windsor Estates, 15 minutes fall/spring. AUGUST FLIGHTS still available. Vr man. Eden Roc. from MSU. Pool, club house and UNION BOARD TRAVEL NEED RIDE to Arizona 14560. 3-7-28 BLACK NIKKORMAT camera playground. $4775. Call August 1 309 N.Lansing Washington ] 646-6073. 3-8-2 OFFICE..Call 355-3355. C 1st. Share expenses. body — $95; .25 auto pistol - Nancy, 337-1479. 2-7-30 $40; Hasselblad 500c; 332-5555; Unemployed? SDS is organizing SAVE Smoker ask for Don. S-8-2 GARAGE $200, 8'x35' Schult trailer. Real Estate RIDERS TO New York City. July a campaign to fight job cuts and afterw Coral SALE. 18 Gables, \ accumulation. Baby's clothes 31st. Call 351-1955 or layoffs. There will be a meeting a 351-5313. 1-7-28 for people interested in d for s . 1 equipment. Children's, teenage working The Soaring Club will hold its with us at 7 tonight in 38 Union, campus. 332-4432. tf colthing. Draperies, twin b< regularly scheduled meeting at All are welcome. toys, miscellaneous. 9-8 p MARLETTE, 1968 12x62, 2 7:30 tonight in 30 Union. Le graduate needed for I N C LAI MED TROPHIES for July 28th - 29th. 321 Lon bedrooms. Stove, refrigerator, Wanted expenses. W.A. Handy Company, East Lansing. 2-7-28 carpeting, and drapes. On lot or John Shrank, Lading area The Undergraduate Psychology to 120 after 6 Taxidermist, 1905 West Saginaw. 3-8-2 MOUTON COAT off. Real clean. Available now. ILOOD DONORS needed.$7.50 for lawyer, will discuss drugs and the Club will meet at law at 7 7:30 tonight in 12-14. $5800. Phone Williamston, tonight in the West 304 Olds Hall. Theme of the all positive. A negative, B OR East Excellent con ditio $30. 655-2331. 6-8-9 negative Wilson Hall terrace lounge. Lansing. One LEICA and AB meeting will be "Issues in OUTFIT 351-6197. 3-7-28 negative, $10.00. O i furnished. Large, airy Undergraduate Education," Dr. ai.,min..m negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN ASMSU Air conditioned. 1966 STAR mobile home 12x50. legal Aid Dept. will Hiram E. 482-28 USED COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, have a lawyer available from 1 to Fitzgerald will speak Ily maintained. -7-28 FURNITURE Flea Fair: Front kitchen, 2 informally. Suitable 314 bedrooms, 507'/a East Grand River, East 5 East Michigan. p.m. every Wednesday during ty, grad students, business Dishes, furnished. Must be moved. Call Lansing. Above the new Campus married couples. Lease. SECTIONAL SOFA with end books, coins, antiques, rockers, 641-4284. 10-8-18 summer term. Those wishing The Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 MSU Volunteer Action tables, $40; reclining vibrator junk. Bargain Hunters Paradise. appointments are asked to check 19.0 terms. For appointment call Mrs. p.m., Monday, Thursday and Corps needs volunteers to put in chairs, $20 each. Lamp, $10. Open Saturday and with the ASMSU Business Office, Sunday. MOBILE HOME, furniture, tanks. Robinson, 372-7610 ADVANCE Friday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1 a couple hours a week filling SIDE Drapes, $30. Call 482-2883. Furniture and appliances open 307B Student Services Bldg., or APARTMENTS 1 porch, etc; 10x55, $2000 makes REALTY or 485-3045. 2-7-30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183.C short - term needs in the Lansing 2-7-30 all week. 10 call 355-8266. There will be furnished with a.m. - 6 p.m. low cost housing or cottage. Can a area. Activities include yard - Phone 371-2843. O remain nominal $3 charge for service. », security locks. on present site at $35 OTTAWA HILLS. Are you looking work, babysitting, painting, BACK PACK: Frame, water nylon WANTED AMATEUR ACTORS Ideal for married for prime location near MSU moving, etc. Call 353-4400 or SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Veterans! go pack, strong, light. Also Harmon and Meridian Mall? We have it. There will be a to 27 Student Services Bldg. - Kardon receiver. 641-4264. Brand new portables meeting of the MSU Veterans - $49.95, $5.00 per month. Large selection (No experience necessary) Assn. at 7 tonight at the East The ranch, breezeway and 2 car Promenaders will meet or reconditioned used machines. for a filming sequence in Lansing American Legion Hall WINDSOR 10x55 from 7 9 B0MMATES wanted at APARTMENT SALE: TV, desk, Singers, Whites, Necchis, New connection with an MSU behind Arby's. The State Gl Bill to tonight in 34 ■owbrook Trace. Terrace, ten landscaped lot. Can be in before Women's Intramural Bldg. David $66/month. bookcases, records, 1634B Home & "Many Others." $19.95 research project. will be discussed and baseball ■393-7319. 10-8-6 etc. campus on school starts. Can arrange For more a Cirssey will be calling, and Spartan Village. 353-0969. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS information call date will be chosen, financing. Price $31,900. For 353-2045 everyone is welcome. 1-7-28 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, before 5 1115 North appointment call Mrs. Robinson p.m. 676-5308 Washington, 372-7610 ADVANCE after 5 p.m. Ctopckmgfjam DOUBLE BED with mattress, box 489-6448. C or 485-3045. 2-7-30 spring. Good condition, $35. Lost & Found 332-5324. 1-7-28 TRACK WANTED A private entrance, clean Houses LOST ONE grey and white short Service room (cooking), or efficiency SK BOAT $600. 355-5148, trailer 393-5748. 5-8-2 hair cat, gray nose. Call Jud at 337-0094. type 28th apartment to November from 6th August for has it. . . piMATE WANTED $40 SANSUI || SONY r :eivers. Other 7-7-30_ vn ne. room. Beautiful 337-1871. 2-7-30 393-8143. 5-8-6 Call 351-3278. 3-7-28 Nearly new. FOUND - SIAMESE Fieldhouse, Saturday. Describe cat near walking9 distance to MSU and heated pool shopping area. Call Mrs. Smith, YOU CAN see the savings with Point, etc. 482-7734. 1-7-28 355-7475. 1-7-28 4620 S. Hagadorn Broom furnished. Carpeted, quality glasses from OPTICAL CALCULATOR, FREIDEN, ;— model and all just north of Mt. Hope Rd. Fireplace, stove and DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan STW10, like new, $230. Call tor. 355-7806. 1-7-28 Avenue 372-7409. C-7-30 after 3 pm, 355-8132. 3-7-28 Illllll §LY n FURNISHED houses for fall. $140 Plus utilities. Call 1 - 6 - TOYOTA Corolla 1600 •4 from d after 6 10:30 a.m. p.m. 5-8-6 - 1 WE HAVE AN APARTMENT FOR YOU. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY (POM house. Clean and 550 apartments in East man or woman. IV Lansing, 11 separate p4. 3-8-2 locations. Many across from campus; some 1 mile from campus. Bus Transportation will be provided for the first time this Fall in our new Maxi-bus. Save money, leave your car parked. |RRied students Apartments furnished or unfurnished. Studios, 1 j & faculty or 2 bedroom apartments available. |knob hill Call details, today, one of or better yet stop in and our Resident Managers for see them. PARTMENTS 1600cc Brakes 103 HP Hemi Engine (runs on regular gas) Power Disc TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now 349-4700 • Reclining Bucket Seats • Perforated Vinyl Upholstery leasing student units for summer only. These Bay Colony 351-3211 Tinted Glass spacious luxury apartments are on All Window:, White Bay ~ 7 pm Mon--Sat- Beechwood 351-3106 • Wall Belted Tires • Nylon completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish ■ bV aPPointment only Carpeting All Standard, Plus Many More Luxury Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage Delta Arms 332-0563 Features disposal and individual central control air conditioning. These [ * bedroom, Evergreen Arms 332-8295 four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. Haslett Arms 351 7662 RecreaUon is planned for with a giant heated s175°° Inn America 337-1621 recreation rooms and private balconies. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call swimming pool, If you want to be Princeton Arms 332-8511 today. The |,3' bedroom, r~ si85°° North Pointe University Terrace 351-1199 351-7910 WHEELS TOYOTA INC. 2 bedroom units start at EVERY DAY INFORMATION CALL: LARRY SCOTT at EXCEPT $60 / month per man. MODEL OPEN SUNDAY FOR RENTAL 351-7166. University Villa 337-2361 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. THREE, SIX, NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. If no answer at above, please call 5 Blocks west of MANA GEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: Frandor ii&OSROAn Halstead Management 351-7910 Alco Management Company Wednesday, July 28 , 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Migrants (Continued from page one) Traverse City, collecting food stamps on the way." enjoy, such as workmen's unemployment compensation compensation and insurance. and health face insurance for The first 22 migrants spend the weeks learning basic outreach job, workers hired to work with the migrants, said students. were Fifteen of these irtint part of a joint program a UMOI and Central nrntfrflm since frmr four for hou many of r\* or five th»«, Cin months"1,I to standards. If "They've been very free "If a migrant falls off a migrants. English and another 35 weeks that the program because it did not have the failed between Michigan University. over Michigan's ten yeani fruit, ^1 >| improvements made as with federal funds, but when ladder and breaks his back," "This sort of legislation is learning the skill. UMOI pays vegetables. ' '«'■ were for the first 22 weeks, and support of the people at the Many Chicano students have they went along, they we try to get money for Dias said, "there is no law to no longer a priority matter," the same problems in school They argue that tne federal Manpower Training top. The program revealed a wouldn't have the problem direct relief, they are provide insurance. One guy he said. "We're talking about as underprivileged inner-city has a moral ohii«.u^**l - now," Moore said. broke his back twice last year deficit spending and ending pays for the actual training. "fantastic amount of problems reluctant because local funds children more provide and was sent back to Florida this year without being in the One problem is that it is among the people" and that every "In a month, well really are used," Moore said. because of have a we to can problem," he said. "If pressure the growers make improvements and Sixty per cent of money crippled." Roger Craig, a Dearborn red. "The welfare budget is the for attorney and former state primary thorn in our sides very difficult to find housing the Labor Dept. was capable the communities people near the of doing something about where the them, Davilo said. difficulties. "They have to finish high addition, for for students since students ar* fede^jl are not r b*J| ■ for direct relief comes from training takes place. Another is Labor Services has been school if they're going to residency, they clata"Y« get a license, we can house senator, said that legislation financially," he said. "The the county, while all the people to give up criticized for practices it uses come to college," David migrants should have an I the workers." has not been passed because atmosphere is bad — people getting When there is an money for food stamps comes of a stalemate in the Senate, are whispering 'payless their way of life and in placing migrant workers. Ortega, a Chicano Student opportunity to receive tk!111 from the federal government. overabundance of workers and with each party controlling 19 payday.' The climate is not participate in the training One of its functions is to Aide at MSU said. "Half the So far, only CMU h i not enough work, housing is Another important service seats. right." programs. recruit farm labor and insure Chicano students at Eastern program to assist muf'1 which UMOI porvides for workers are placed in High School in Lansing were although Western not the only problem. The "The Senate labor Though agencies working Farm Labor Services, a that people have to eat. Last migrants is legal assistance. Last summer, 15 law students Committee is not a citadel of with migrants feel that branch of the Michigan licensed camps. Security "Very often the placement flunking this fall." Migrants face even bigger University MSU has two Chicano is beginning" summer, 9,115 migrant worked for UMOI to help liberalism," he added. "Every welfare aid, especially food Employment Commission and the U.S. of workers is self-serving," obstacles in attending aides to assist those families received emergency one of the concepts we stamps, is necessary to provide protect the migrant's rights. Moore said. "If they use the Michigan colleges, however, students who food assistance through UMOI. introduced has been migrants with decent living Dept. of Labor, carried on an because they are classified as are p Of all forms of aid provided "We are not playing," Dias reintroduced," Craig said. standards, they do not wish experimental program for two toilet, they're a statistic. A enrolled here, out-of-state students for by social service agencies, said. "They treat our people Craig and others introduced to create a dependency on summers to determine the migrant might get to work at food stamps are the most like beggars. We'll take them legislation every year, but we the welfare system. There is a cost to society of helping one camp, then come back paying tuition and fees. to court. Before we were just haven't been able to pass concerted effort to find migrant families leave migrant the next day and be sent to The migrants contend that ON FRIDAY: Unioninn,,! On May 3 of this year, bragging, but now the law insurance or unemployment permanent jobs and housing work. the same camp — another they should be allowed to and the identification of" However, the program was statistic. attend Michigan's colleges and villain" the grower about 75 citizens aired their students help and we haven't compensation because of for the farm workers. - "If there are seven people universities in-state students grievances about the whole lost a case." Zollar," Dias said. UMOI places as many not worth the money spent as processor? Charles Zollar is chairman workers as it can in skills on it, according to Andrew in the family, that's seven welfare system at a public Many growers have orders." he said. "The Kramarz, director of Fari'i work hearing held in south Haven attempted to keep social of the Senate Appropriations centers, to be trained as auto service agency workers, health Committee and a farmer in mechanics, secretaries, small Labor Services, because jobs statistics look good and mean by area legislators and welfare officials. officials and others from the Benton Harbor area. appliance repair men, and housing could not be money for the agency." An aid to Senator Zollar machinists and the like. There located for those who wished Davilo said that the Dept. An area fruit grower said visiting migrant camps. at the meeting that migrants In some areas, legislation is said that the "legislative are now 60 migrants in a to settle down. of Labor should use its "start in Berrien County and needed to provide benefits to climate" is not right for Muskegon skills center and 12 "The biggest roadblock," money, influence and the PagmaMtft Kramarz said, "was that they information it has gathered work their way up to migrants which other workers passing bills to provide in Kalamazoo. wanted training, but they over the years to coordinate wanted it back in Texas the efforts of all agencies where they have their trying to meet the manpower Poor job market found housing. As poor as they are, needs of migrant laborers. they have an investment in In addition to encouraging a (ww and you'll ditoovar that mm have addition to our lunchaon manu . .. their housing, and who are migrants to obtain job skills, STARTING TODAY AND EVERY WEDNESDAY they going to sell it to — there is a big push to induce FROM 11:16 to 2:00 p.m. (Continued from page one) openings; another more than Now the word is more like, problem of unemployment is someone as poor as they more to attend college. 300 applicants for each "forget it — we're not even to create more jobs," said the are?" Last year, UMOI provided schools and business. In one case the man began driving a vacancy. taking applications." NEA. But is conceded that Davilo, one of the bilingual scholarships for 16 migrant y