Wednesday For what . . . MICHIGAN Neat STATE NEWS . . . I worth, I must say I loved STATE • • High 85 to 90. Low ■ you. - Graham Nash UNIVERSITY Wednesday 57 in sight. to 62. No rain e 64 Number 24 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 18, 1971 SU tuition, salary hikes up in air By STEVE WATERBURY WATERBURY apartments and ,from $115 to $118 for . contains proposed wage and * ■. . .. Legislators have been carefully State News Staff Writer two bedroom apartments. salary hikes Members of Local 1585 of the delayed until the end of the for MSU employes. American Federation of State County wage-price-rent freeze. reviewing all appropriations bills with These rate increases, scheduled to the idea of go Usually a portion of the University's Perrin said the situation is eliminating the present state Ijversity employes probably will not into effect fall term, may be banned and Municipal Employes have already deficit, and previously expected wage and request for funds to raise salaries and started receiving a 20 cents per hour complicated by the fact that the may view the e during the 90 day moratorium. University's 1971-72 appropriation has wage-price-rent freeze as increases, tuition hikes may be wage increase which will not be an opportunity not yet been received from the to reduce higher education affected by the freeze. Jbited and a housing rate increase Nixon's wage-price-rent freeze also legislature. appropriations. ■be delayed — at least for the next may prohibit the University from However, the local is presently wages is granted by the legislature, and However, because the president's raising tuition. Tuition rates have the increases are then made at the time negotiating with University on the The funds which would have been program includes an end to the auto possibilities were raised Sunday previously been raised at the time of of fringe benefit aspects of the present paid to the colleges and universities for the approval of the excise tax and the Twhen President Nixon announced the adoption of the University collective bargaining contract and the tacking on of a 10 University budget budget. wage and salary increases during the economic program which during implementation of any benefits gained freeze period may not be appropriated every year since 1966-67. This year however, the more than a wage-price-rent freeze until through the current negotiations may by the state. (Please turn to page 15) 112. A statement by a treasury dept. 3,000 faculty members, 500 lwever, definite answers about the spokesman that previously announced administrative-professional employes, t of the new economic policies on tuition and fee increases for college 2,000 clerical-technical employes and students will 800 other nonunion employes may not University are not available. be permitted to take receive uncertain about what the effect as scheduled does not appear to salary or wage increases : are will be," C. Robert Perrin, vice apply to MSU, where tuition has not immediately following passage of the higher education appropriations act. CONFUSION MOUNTS ■ent for University relations, said yet been set for the next academic year. If the wage-price-rent freeze is not must await clarification from 'U' fees still continued at the end of 90 days, it is and state offices before any However, University sources said prior not clear whether the Bte statements be to Nixon's announcement of his University would can made," he be permitted to make increases economic program that it was unlikely retroactive to the that the MSU administration would beginning of the Another unsettled question in the education field fcidence hall and married housing financial year on July 1, which has remained open, however. recommend tuition hike to the This was on the issue of T were raised by the trustees in trustees this year. a become standard procedure when the whether teachers who have signed contracts that include I with residence hall rates increasing legislature delays passage of the Legislative action still has pay increases starting with the opening of the new I $1,080 to $1,140, and married not been appropriations bill until after the Federal announcements and Michigan legislative school year next month must wait until expiration of completed on the governor's higher kg rates increasing from $109 to education beginning of the financial year. proposals did nothing Tuesday to clarify the MSU the 90 - day freeze before they receive the pay boost. per month for one bedroom appropriations request, which tuition picture. If anything, the situation became even The spokesman said this decision, like many others more confusing. which involved the question of the federal government's In Washington, a treasury dept. spokesman announced jurisdiction over state and governmental fiscal decisions, lirst big test finds dollar that tuition and fee increases for colleges and private schools which previously were announced with the semester opening in September will be permitted to take effect as scheduled despite the presidential freeze on prices and wages. must created on still be made by the Cost of Living Council Sunday by President Nixon. The sponsors of the Michigan measure Reps. Dale Kildee and Edward Suski, both Flint Democrats, said a tuition freeze was needed in the light of President Meanwhile, a resolution which would impose a freeze Nixon's 90 - day freeze on wages and prices. plding its own in market on tuition rates at Michigan's public colleges and "It seems to me that it would be grossly unfair to universities was submitted for consideration in the freeze all prices except those which one must pay for Michigan House of Representatives. education," said Kildee. "After all, the purpose of a The federal spokesman said Secretary of the Treasury state - supported system of higher education is to make The dollar was quoted as John B. Connally made the tuition ruling on the iNDON (AP) Swiss banks high as Brussels to study the post - secondary education available to the greatest — 4.05 Swiss francs but later declined to implications of grounds that most of these increases were announced number of people, not just those who can afford it." ^ously forfloated the the first U.S. dollar time since 4.00. This amounted to a decline of Nixon's action Sunday in cutting the months ago and advanced payments and deposits have Kildee said he could see no reasons why students ties with gold and imposing a 10 per just over l'/s per cent in the value of been made for most students under the new fee should pay more tuition than they paid last year since lent N i x o n severed its link with cent surtax on a wide range of the dollar from schedule. teacher and staff salaries are frozen at present levels. land the American currency stood Friday's level, when the imported foreign goods. In view of these payments, the spokesman said, it has American money was still The higher educrtion budget bill for the 1971- 72 ■rst big test well. being The trade war threat appeared to be been determined that the fee increases were in effect defended by the Swiss national Bank. school year pending in the House recommends tuition jdly a ripple resulted, despite the Th® 12-man forcing the Common Market countries before the Aug. 14 freeze date. increases at all Michigan institutions beginning this fall. ■ring the dollar has taken on monetary committee of the European Common lational money markets in recent Market met in (Please turn to page 16) , The dollar sank only about 1V4 lent on the Swiss market, fcrly everywhere else foreign fees remained closed but banks Congress purist of agencies continued to satisfy [American l y i tourists in dollars to in most countries. — tourists had Swiss National Bank authorized within to pay purchase foreign limits. a WASHINGTON (AP) - President that pressure will develop in Congress delay congressional action. to with equipment. cooperat individuals . . . anybody with a tax for broadening tax relief beyond Nixon's "Our actions already taken will be Jnercial institutions to start lited trading in the dollar but Nixon received bipartisan assurance outline. blunted unless Nixon has proposed also a plan for' reduction bill in his pocket could think said Tuesday that Congress will move quickly we can get full tax advantages to U. S. exporters that this is the place to put it." Ziegler quoted Nixon as appealing for cooperation from the Congress," he through the Organization of Senate Democratic Leader Mike |>uld not intervene to steady the on the tax aspects of his sweeping bipartisan approach to the legislation, quoted Nixon as saying. Domestic Mansfield of Montana said after the economic proposals. a Export Subsidiaries, but Ziegler indicated s meant which he said incorporates some ideas The portions of Nixon's program that there the dollar was afloat in Nixon and several of his top advisers was little discussion of this. meeting he thinks a majority of senators that had been advanced earlier by require congressional action include will |>pen market ft of supply at the mercy of the met for more than 2 hours with Democrats, and as saying that there is repeal of the 7 per cent excise tax on Speaking separately with newsmen, support Nixon's proposals as they and demand — worth congressional leaders. The tone of the Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin, the are now presented. ■ what people plenty of credit for everyone in the automobiles, which is expected to reduce senior Republican on the House Ways He told newsmen that prompt House were willing to pay session was described afterward by White car prices an House press secretary Ronald Ziegler as effort to contain inflation and push the average of about $200; a and Means Committee, said of the action has been promised and the Jnk officials said trading was cooperative and positive. economy forward. speedup in already scheduled income tax possibility of broader tax relief, "I think measure could be on the Senate floor by ■ted because of Ziegler said Nixon emphasized the liberalization for individuals, and we will have to be restrained when the end of September. continuing However, there was discussion of enactment of it jtamty over the future of the need for speed and argued that any a 10 per cent tax credit to Mansfield said Nixon and his possible changes in some details of the comes going beyond what the ■lational monetary system. for business spending on productive proposals as well as of the likelihood expansion of his tax program could President proposed." economic advisers told the congressional Nixon proposed advancing by one leaders that all facets of the Nixon year, to Jan. 1, 1972, an additional $50 proposals are vitally important. "It's all personal tax exemption and an increase part of the same piece," Mansfield said. in the minimum standard deduction "Each of the bits fits in " which benefits low - income persons. "If things are not jelling," the Suggesting that some members of President may ask Congress to consider Congress might want to do more in this further legislation, Mansfield indicated, direction, Byrnes said, "the easiest thing without going into specifics. He said "90 to do is to provide more tax relief for (Please turn to page lb HOUSE ACTION DEBATED State puzzles impact of Nixon's program We should repeal the tax increase and live within our means." The effects of President Nixon's wage- Bryant also called for Senate defeat of price freeze on the Michigan the proposal now before it to place the Legislature and its current logjam in questions of graduated income tax and passing a state budget were termed school finance revision on the November uncertain late Tuesday. ballot. Several legislators hurried to introduce "The freeze would, at the least, put proposals to take advantage of the to an end the talk of a November ballot - President's announcement and increase proposal on school and income taxes," its effectiveness. he said. "A high rate graduated income . Reps. Dale E. Kildee, D tax to raise a billion dollars of new - Flint, and Edward Suski, D - Flint, presented a revenue is hardly an appropriate measure resolution Monday to put a freeze on to consider at this time." tuition increases at publicly supported Joining in the scramble to keep prices colleges and universities in Michigan. down, Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley asked Rep. William R. Bryant Jr., R - Michigan's four top utilities — Michigan Grosse Pointe, called on the legislature Bell, Consumers Power, Detroit Edison to continue last year's and Michigan Consolidated Gas — to spending level during the next 90 days, as they have defer their requests for the rate increases done since July 1 when the 1971 now pending before the Michigan Public - 72 state fiscal year began. Service Commission which total some Further, Bryant said no state civil $188 million. service or other pay raises can go into Party leaders in the House could not Cleaning effect without violating the "spirit" of the wage - price freeze. be reached for an appraisal of the President's plan Tuesday due to vigorous "We are all in this together," Bryant caucusing and debate over the state's volume record Monday, following President Nixon's Sunday Inkers ^is on on the Wall street New the floor of the exchange York Stock Exchange clean up the after the biggest one - day on evening address unveiling federal actions to strengthen the economy. said. "If we aren't, it simply won't work. Why should the state be immune? (Please turn to oaae 16) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Auwb, „ news Fate of rental rates uncertain By JIM SHELDON maintained that charges for contradict the six managers Pulte increasing city taxes during branch office said most of added that I State News Staff Writer the freeze, and another said the workers were in Chicago, seasonal resort property who said their reduced Increases „ over summary 90 How - will day President wage Nixon's he raised Ms rent last winter and staffers still in Battle and price and did not know what Creek probably could not cannot freeze, change during the despite the change in summer rates were for only the summer period and would terminate contracted when rates would Nat occur Hammond apartment rental would happen next. m freeze affect answer questions, seasons. and part owner of From the wires of AP and UPI. rates in East Lansing? Sunday night, Nixon Attempts to reach public Taken at face value, what fall leases take effect. 'EdU^l In most cases, leases were Six managers of apartment disclosed the 90 - day freeze information centers in this appears to mean for East complexes in the city all said on wages, prices, salaries and Washington, D. C., also Lansing renters is that the already signed last spring for this week that their rental rents> requiring that they proved futile Tuesday "seasonal rent charges" for a September rental rate had been established remain at the same level as afternoon, as telephone lines this effective since established long before the costs summer, •long „|th ,he either last winter or last the Past 30 days. beeped busy signals during last June, would carry over freeze. As of Tuesday, at spring, and that these rates Confusion on exactly what several calls, into fall term, at least until least four managers were Landlords are h i "(The real is after the definitely planning to maintain "strangled" by th. ,* test will be the amount charged, the President's move means Apparently, a large portion 90 days are completed. freeze.) It would be a cruel these prices. None of the four structure, Hammond a*J according to contracts, this for renting in the East of the eastern United States In addition, remarks and nearly 25 blow if inflation resumed at the cents September. Lansing area arose Tuesday was trying to get through to Monday by Treasury Secretary anticipated rent increases this rent dollar goes back t«S same rampant pace the moment Special reduced rental rates w,?en attempts were made to these agencies in an effort to John B. Connally indicated year. city Another city for this summer will terminate nail down a public official for clear up their confusion. As that contracts signed before Two other managers raised the freeze is lifted." different aspects of the freeze. in mid - September, they comment on the freeze. of Tuesday, only uncertain the freeze may not be -Sen. William Proxmire, D - Ms. Pat added, and these rates - state attorneys in Lansing explanations or speculations binding if the specified Pulte, part owner and temporary deviations from the referred all questions to the regular rates — do not apply U- tould be offered to questions charges were higher than manager uncertain of Cedar Village, was what would happen ajsm*"" s- attorney's office in on freeze effects on renting, those of the past 30 days. to a $2 per resident increase Hammond said at)art j to the President's directive. Detroit, which reported it had Kenneth Smith, ASMSU Apparently, with this, persons All in all. a person who received a directive from the attorney, said Monday that he could not be held to scheduled in February to take owners are not in bu2l leased or agreed to lease an federal attorney general to believed a person who last contracts they might have effect in September. merely break money. He even PVni orTj ■ *1 He said Cedar Village was apartment last spring with any re^er a" questions to the spring signed a contract at a signed last spring. full in May, and renters have possible rent increase 2J of these six managers Chicago branch of the Office certain rent rate would be These interpretations, as yet for one of the apZ Heart-lung recipient dies probably will be paying the of Emergency Preparedness. liable this September to pay unverified by information centers on the freeze, directly already signed leases which include the rent increase. buddings was considered amount specified at that time. Telephone lines to that that amount ''regardless of probably will not occuTj Four of the managers said office were continually busy what Nixon did." that the freeze Adrian Herbert died Tuesday in Cape Town, definitely on Tuesday afternoon, and Concerning special reduced would not affect their doubt was raised whether the summer rates, Smith said he South Africa, after living longer than anyone else businesses. One lines believed the apartment Rightwingers unite with the heart and lungs of another person. manager were operable. A owners expressed concern over spokesman in the Battle Creek cou,d not be forced to carry The 40 - year - old dental technician lived 23 over the lesser costs into the days after Dr. Christian N. Barnard's transplant September period. These rates, he added, are only special set team gave him the heart and lungs of a man who The State News, the student newspaper at • ups for a certain time Michigan State to preserve Ulster died the night before, apparently of assault injuries. > University, is published every class day during Fall, Winter period. An autopsy was ordered to discover the exact and An Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays opinion from Smith cause of Herbert's death. during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition concerning the legalities of in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. freeze effects on rent is Member Associated Press, United Press International, expected to be announced BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — A crisis in the province. Inland Daily Press Association, Michigan Press Association, later this week. group of rightwing politicians broke Tuesday About 100 Catholic night with the government of Northern refugees who Ik Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Further speculation arose House starts set record Association. about the declared positions Ireland and formed a new alliance dedicated south to the Irish fighting in Republic to Ulster recrossed the ££ escape I Second class postage paid at East of apartment managers when to preserving Ulster as a British province. Lansing, Mich. Editorial The group is made up of members of the Authorities said they were part of IM and business offices at 345 Student Services information gathered from Bldg., Michigan refugees who had already returned lea'td Private housing starts set a record in July when State University, East Lansing, Michigan. reliable sources indicated that ruling Unionist party and loyalists in the some 4,200 still across the border. the rent freeze would apply Stormont, or parliament. It contends the A spokesman for the new residential" building reached an annual rate of rightwins fro, if a person had just people of Northern Ireland, racked by said it is Protestant, 2,218,000 dwelling units, the Commerce Dept. News 355-8252 even signed a new lease for a fighting between the Protestant majority and Unionist, loyal to British, against union with the Irish til reported Tuesday. Classified Ads rental increase. the Roman Catholic minority, have lost and dedicated Repud The seasonally adjusted monthly total was 10 per 355-8255 confidence in the government of Prime to preserve Ulster -7 Advertising 353-6400 According to this viewpoint, Northern Ireland is known - as it has sti the Minister Brian Faulkner. The number of cent above the June housing output and 38 per Business Office 355-3447 person would continue for the past 50 years. members was not disclosed. cent higher than July a year ago. paying at the same level as he had paid the past 30 days. Despite the breakaway, Faulkner received a Desmond Boal of the Unionist Housing thus continued to be the bright spot in large vote of support Tuesday night from his party n Moreover, the source the alliance had little intention of cai an otherwise drab economic picture. Unionist party. The so - called "66 itself a new political party, but sou) Committee," representing Unionist members , instead to demonstrate that Faulkm, in the House of Commons and Senate, gave administration Is unable to cope with t| full approval for Faulkner's handling of the religious strife in Ulster. Chinese appeal transfer the A group of Chinese parents appealed Tuesday to Supreme Court to block th,e massive transfer to Chastity belt burns Chinese children away from their neighborhood schools in San Francisco. They said the reassignments, ordered by a federal women, scorn district court for the new term, are unconstitutional MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Women's Lib is "I haven't even seen one. We were offend and would destroy the cultural and educational life outraged at plans to bring 10,000 medieval them through our London agent and we nan of the Chinese community in the city. chastity belts into the United States, but a About 23 per cent of San Francisco's elementary Miami importer thought it "rather a buy them. But it is just a joke, dont ynl joke." think?" H "It is an affront to American school population is of Chinese or other oriental Mrs. Bolton said she had phoned Prager ill womanhood," Mrs. Roxcy Bolton, national ancestry. The student - transfer order grew out of vice president of the National check on reports that he planned to irapatl a suit brought by blacks claiming children of their Organization the belts. She vowed to marshal forces a:| for Women - NOW, said Thursday. stop the items from race were segregated. reaching the Unild States. "It degrades and ridicules them. It is The belts are copies of those used : J horrifying." knights of old to ensure the virtue of th But importer Herbert Prager, who ladies. They sell in Britain for around says his firm was offered the hand - wrought iron and each belt has two keys. $12.l( Nonpolitical' tour opens devices by a British company, found the "When these things happen to o Women's Lib attitude "ridiculous." American women we have got to speak if I "I hadn't even had President Nixon opened another breakfast," he said and spealc out," Mrs. Bolton says. 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Grand River Pli. 337-2310 now on sale MICHIGAN rOM WASHINGTON STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL editor-in-chief McCarthyism: By RICHARD LEE STROUT never White House the day after the President far away will and stern brings it all back, doesn't it? But Life morality can clo* I y" 'MfilATSP x'4i t\' KEN LYNAM advertising manager There's the old Capitol a circular stone staircase in where you meet all sorts magazine has changed a lot in 17 years. Why, you called some names yourself, announced his trip. You know Washington; he got back quick on the law and - order track." He never repudiated you." Ci?lim\TS "v* * || didn't you? There was that line of yours - "And one other thing" MiH m JOHN BORGER, managing editor of strangers, unexpected people and about General of the Army Marshall: 'A "you gotta get the public mm BOB ROACH, news editor ghosts. Coming down the other day I steeped in falsehood, part of a Better 'coZLM BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor met somebody I hadn't seen in years. man conspiracy so infamous, so immense and "Law - and - order," he said scared. If they're worried believe anything. Tell me enoSfSl * RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor "Why, Joe!" I said in astonishment. He an infamy so black as to dwarf any brightening. It was amazing how fast he attorney general; he's not .1 1 had a bulging briefcase and the same previous venture in the history of man'." made his recovery. "That sounds better! double cross us on the fjfl - blue - black jowls and a manner that "Those were golden days, weren't How's my Subversive Activities Control SACB oozed familiarity like the approach of a Board coming on, that we shoved they?" said Joe grinning. "But about Seven -time recipient of the Pacemaker award wet puppy that is trying to wipe its this trip to China, take this down for through over Truman's veto?" "Who, favor of wire Mitchell? Well Joe k.- I for outstanding journalism. paws on you or take a bite if you turn your afternoon edition and I'll have Roy - tapping and prZJ detention and no your back. telephone you a follow - up for "This will please you, Joe; it's got a - knock nin1" "Why, Joe," I repeated. "It's been a overnight. 'The senator from Wisconsin new lease on life. President Nixon sweep - arrests off the streets aftT * long time." said the China trip confirms his charges suddenly revived it; not just against demonstrations, President and he hZ* has "Oh, I've been here," he said easily. that the Democrats, ah, are the party of Communists anymore but against inherent power to' " EDITORIALS "You haven't seen me, but I've been cowardly Communist appeasement ..' " . anybody the attorney general puts on eavesdropping without court order ° around. Now I'm worried; worried about "But, Joe, it isn't the Democrats. It's his list of subversive organizations. "He told a the country." President Nixon who's going." Mitchell nominates them and the SACB meeting of the VinJ "The trip to China, you mean, Joe?" He stood there weaving a minute like investigates them. The order's directed Bar Assn. June 11, 'Never in our h?l Nixon has this country been confronted"™ 'shotgun I asked. "It's just that the President is a pug who has taken a bad one on his against 'totalitarian, fascist, Communist, so many trying to better our relations. See Chou jaw and is praying for the bell. "Come subversive and other groups. Opponents revolutionary BIpb determined to En • lai and that sort of thing. Scotty now," he said ingratiatingly, "I'm sure call it the new Inquisition; the new era destroy by fo,«7| government and the Reston says Chou talks reasonably —" the common people are found. They of McCarthyism." society it staj| real economic The old glower came into his eyes: "I have in my hand a list," he began. "Yes, it's Life magazine, June 28, 1954: The haven't turned soft. Surely they're afraid of somebody! What's my old friend J. "No! Do they really!" said Joe, rubbing his hands. "What an "That's a start," said Joe i The President's Sunday night editors of Life call Chou 'a political Edgar doing?" "He got a blow, too, Joe, last month. opportunity; what a hunting license. Not "Well, State I've got . little Dept." i'„7«|K ■I thug and a professional assassin,' who He had a little dandy about 'Mao's Red merely those who 'commit'," he asked, speech about the economy 'killed men with his own hands, a Shadows in America' denouncing 'pro - almost pleadingly, "but those who "Goodbye, Joe. Quite a start ti represented a major step for the ruthless intriguer, a conscienceless liar, a 'advocate' violence, I hope?" you!" Peking subversion' and offered to He looked back. "Oh, I'm nation's economic system. Like saber - toothed political assassin'." distribute reprints. Then suddenly he never f>| "Why yes," I said, surprised. "Gee, I'd away," he said ambiguously, the China speech weeks ago, Strong withdrew it for lack of funds. Between forgotten how fast you are. Now I down the staircase. and VMI■ Nixon has pulled off a 180-degree "Whew, Joe, that's strong stuff! It you and me, he got a call from the remember Dick Rovere called you 'the reversal of official government most gifted and successful demagogue this country has known'." Letter policy policy. It remains to be seen, ever however, whether Nixon's newest "Oh, you gotta have friends," said The State News welcomes move will be a step forward or a all lettml Joe, trying to look modest. "You can't They must be typed step backward. do it all yourself. I had people like Pat (preferably7f 65-space line and triple - spaced dated Jf One cannot fault the President McCarran and Bill Jenner working with signed with the hometown stui me, and that boy from Yale, what was faculty or staff standing and lical ph»R for shifting the United States off products, the auto industry will his name? William F. Buckley Jr., number included. No unsigned letterill — or the gold standard, in effect find it easy to jack the prices something." be accepted for publication, and no taj devaluating the dollar. Last and the profits right back up Column will be printed without a signature excatl spring's mark crisis made it plain again. "Yes, Joe, he writes a column and in highly unusual circumstances. tZl the dollar overvalued on the Of course, the proposed end of edits a magazine now. He was the one should be addressed to The Editor was the auto excise tax appears on who wrote, 'McCarthyism is a Sbkl international market. The move ... News, 345 Student Services Bide '] the surface to be a great break movement around which men of good East Lansing, Mich. 48823. away from gold should eventually lead for Michigan. Yet keep in mind to long-term stabiliztion of the international currency market. that many small car auto parts The rest of the President's are When made outside the country. all is said and done, the NEWS ANALYSIS actions, on the other hand, are either ill-advised or insignificant. price on the Pinto and Vega may The President made a multitude of monetary maneuvers which in not be increase demand lowered enough for these to cars Sato's tenure shakeyl the end may have no net effect significantly. Price cuts will whatsoever. instead be found in the bigger By SPENCER DAVIS stepped down. For instance, the President bulkier grossly overpriced cars Associated Press Writer Erosion in the U.S. - Japan aHiu| was of manageable proportions u Detroit loves to proliferate upon WASHINGTON - A combination of simultaneously called for higher mid - July when President Nixon m America. These cuts may also not pressures from Washington and Peking employment while laying off five his surprise announcement that tl be is leading some qualified U.S. observers would go to Peking to seek b per cent of the government's large enough to increase to predict that Japanese Prime Minister demand for the relations with the Peoples Republic i employes. One would think that gas-guzzling Eisaku Sato may not hold office much China. Sato was not advised i the key to higher employment products involved. Result: Unless longer. Resentment over Japanese inroads in minutes before the President] would lie in creating more demand increases, there may be announcement. the American marketplace is rising here no new jobs on the line in the government jobs. Apparently, while Communist China is refusing to Motor City. Sato's political foes immedi though, such a plan is not part deal with Sato's government on grounds seized this to it is militaristic. on say that Nixon 1a of the new Nixonomics. Finally, with the economy ignored the Japanese leader Some sources here feel the situation Not equal being sent in a dozen different has become so serious that Sato Sato had failed to produce I The President's call directions may for a 10 by all the other be unable to name his successor when agreement to restrain textile exports ul Presidential the United States. per cent investment tax credit to policy changes, one he is forced from office. Such selection create more jobs sounds good on must consider the- effect of the has been customary in the U.S. insiders acknowledge sharp W past when a House unhappiness still exists over tk 90 leader of the Liberal Democratic paper. However, the plan provides day wage-price freeze. Why party textile impasse. tax credits for the President elected to buying new Communist China's Premier 0m| equipment, not for making new implement the freeze at this OUR READERS' MIND En-Lai, while agreeing to deal i jobs. These two acts are not juncture remains entirely up to Nixon, had made it clear he will M equivalent, especially when many conjecture, though clearly the negotiate with the present leader or his mainstream party. 1 Marriage: love's tangible focus plants have idle equipment notion is a popular one. has caused rising pressure in J already. When one has idle Ineffective obtain a government which e equipment, one does not invest in Wage-price freezes traditionally To the Editor: negotiate with China. more. have been ineffective in peace In a talk before the National P Although I feel self-conscious writing life of dedication to things beyond the Israel — is flawed, some say. There is The import tax may also have time. They are an administrative such a straight letter, I think much can self. Club Japan's Ambassador Nobul complaint that although the children's Ushiba said "it would be against oi an adverse effect on employment. nightmare. This particular freeze be said foi the unpopular view that There is a large proportion of marital dedication to their peers and their Major discriminately favors workers who marriage and family can be a very failure (one out of four or so) and 80 society is noteworthy, many of the mutual interest if our two countries, h| importing firms probably lack of mutual confidence, will have to just received big raises, rewarding way of life. The real problem per cent of married men "cheat" at one children are unindividualistic and lay off people when like the (revealed, perhaps inadvertently, in Rick time or another. But this is a personal compete with each other for a gain *1 faced with the steelworkers and autoworkers, over unimaginative; they have little sense of respective domestic politics in regard b| sudden 10 per Wilbins' column of last Friday) is that failure, not a failure of the institution. self as an entity or a thing of influence. workers about to negotiate, such a China policy." cent cost increase. Rick is not in love. We the nation of the rugged are Their problem, if this is true, is the The United States and Essentially the entire thrust of as teachers and railroad workers. Without carrying on about individual, not the loving parent or exact converse of our own. the Nixon program indicates Also Motherhood and Apple Pie, there are dedicated altruist. If our children were jointly sponsoring a resolution at # that wage-price freezes usually are I do not United Nations which calls for or many things that can be said about the raised with their responsibility to others assert that marriage is for the President remains basically followed by increased inflation. representation of both Nationalist ■ relationship of love to family life. in mind, they would be happier and everyone. But for those who are capable committed to The President would have done Communist China. The U.N. vote * big business Marriage is, indeed, every cynical thing would probably build sturdier marriages of live it can create a tangible focus for interests. There is better to wait three months to that love and an enclave from which to that issue may well be the acid «■ no clear that Rick said about it — if the marriage than we do. To blame the institution of for Sato's survival, U.S. sources sayJP rationale, for example, why the examine the initial effect of his is without love. With love, marriage is marriage for our failures as people is to spread their love and concern for others. President placed a 10 per cent tax other policies before even our best means of realizing the good blame the disease on the fever. Our In any case, love is a better frame of defeat of the U.S. - Japan could be survived by the United StaWB resojut»l within us. mind that selfishness, and those on all imports. This can be only considering the wage-price freeze. problem is to produce better people, not people but it could be one setback too Love is not an emotion. Love is our better institutions. who love are generally more described The freeze should only be used happy than as a buyoff to big inner state of being driven into action But at this point our problem Is those who only seek to for Sato. ,1 gratify business. The new tariffs as a last resort to halt runaway for our ideals, and at the expense of our circular. Our families form our children, themselves. Marriage will not survive as In U.S. - Japan trade, there k »■ potentially could undo whatever inflation. The disease does not selfish concerns. Love cannot stop at and eventually our children form our "the only real alternative to lonely only resentment but genuine concen ■ official levels because of the good was done on the merit the cure at the moment. one person; this is the essential secret families. And yet how can we improve celibacy in our society," but as long as grojwe that makes both for successful lives and our next generation except individually people think of other people and those gap. Japan is contributing to a "fB international market by the shift The President has in effect successful marriages. The special love felt who will follow them, portion of the American trade d H off the gold standard, particularly presented such through the family? Margaret Mead marriage will while building up its own reserve* a hodgepodge for a mate is really not felt at all unless asserts that illegitimacy is sanctioned in flourish and be our most rewarding if they set off an international economic policy that it is it is a part of a greater love — love for no society. In other words, every society institution. Rick will know this when he $7.9 billion at the end of J"lv IW" about $4 billion last April. trade war. impossible to accurately predict people and a concern for the future of depends upon some type of family discovers love, as one of his concern will _ The U.S. deficit in trade with MM Not clear the total effect of ihe package. them far past the span of our lives. That structure as a fundamental unit and as one day. Also there is no clear reason Yet there seems to be little in is why "with children ... the problems the institution which passes on the social was $1.4 billion last year andIB11 why the auto industry should be Nixon's new program to help the and responsibilities are compounded values to the children. Even the most running at the rate of $2.5 bi,,l0°H untold times," is a false statement. With ideal communal structure — that of may hit $2.8 billion before the eno | given the seven per cent federal unemployment situation, which is our children, is the ultimate fulfillment .i-., 1x/ix lnls ygj excise tax break. The price freeze may keep the 1972 models down the problem most critical currently facing this economic of our love. If we can help them to learn to be happier, do more and love msm/*>MLntT\ / think m0u were \ 50 smart ip htxj ( 006$ don't have vj skinned wtr/ equipment is added to the Detroit the gold standard, but We have done more than any man j*ft knees lx working alone or for himself. international pressure would have Most of Rick's complaint was that MISPLACED MEMO forced k| v* the U.S. to do this marriage is not ego-gratifying. To use To: Richard Nixon anyway months. within the next few Freudian theory, he really means that marriage results in a denial of the id; t|. jsa *" The actual substance of the pleasure principle is thwarted Re: Your coast - to - coast "non the President's economic program (a nticathec ted ). However, this political" tour. will '"'"■"/summer \ SCHOOL STARTS do little to aid the nation's phenomenon also is one of the many almost) panic in ^ronic^ The definitions of maturity; the denial of is Dear Campaigner economy. psychological IN THREE WEEKS.'! the5treets! — implication that "the President is primal drives and increased ego (or We'd rather have a political ti ur - doing something" however may ego-ideal) control over these drives. In at least that other words, a person is actually more way we wouldn't have save the President's to pay for it. policies from stable and has a stronger ego structure the same fate as those of his when he is dedicated to something -The Taxpayers Republican predecessor, Herbert beyond his own Dhvsical pleasure. So, in Hoover. a sense, living a life only for self-gratification is more castrating than a ——tumnsma Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 18, 1971 5 Questions ■WASHINGTON (AP) - How can a federal governments on as well freeze flood D.C. as private sellers modify or clarify the nsumer know whether a storekeeper is and employers? ruling. cars more competitive with Datsuns, ■gating on President Nixon's price freeze? A. It does. Even Q. Can recently announced price increases Volkswagens and other imports. ■ Because every one in the business of though some states - on steel products take effect on schedule? including Texas — have scheduled pay A. These Q. How will foreign cars be affected by ■ling goods or services must "maintain for increases to take effect not yet in effect must be the 10 per cent import surcharge tax? ■biic inspection a record of the highest and Sept. 1. for rank - deferred until the freeze ends. - file workers and even the Ices or rents charged for such or similar the presidential order calls for governor, Q. Suppose a company last year granted a A. They will suffer less than most other Immodities or services during the 30 or the increase postponement wage increase effective in two steps, with the imported items. The presidential proclamation - day until the freeze ends. LTod ending Aug. 14, 1971." Q. Can state universities raise tuitions to second step taking effect on A. The pay boost must be Sept. 1, 1971. notes that, under existing law, the surcharge ■ That requirement, unmentioned until the *** effect ln September? Can state public postponed. may in no case increase duties above the It of Sunday's presidential order became utility commissions grant rate increases? Q. What about a cost - of - living increase tariff levels that prevailed in 1962 when Ablic Monday, answered one of the due workers in September because of rise in A. In both cases, the rates can be Congress authorized the President to ■ousands of questions pouring into Dut the increase raised, the consumer price index which already has negotiate reciprocal tariff cuts. cannot take effect until taken hshington on the impact and operation of expiration of the freeze. place? Q. How does that apply to the foreign Je 90 - day freeze. ■ Following are some of the most Q. What is the official expiration date? A. This too must wait until Nov. 12. Q. Should wage negotiations now in cars? frequently A. Nov. 12, 1971 ■ted questions and, where available, the Q. Can Nixon extend the freeze progress be halted? A. Until without Sunday, foreign cars carried a Jswers: any legislation? A. No. The government would prefer that duty of 3.5 per cent of their value. They |q. What is covered by the freeze? A. Yes, present law they be negotiated to a settlement to avoid now will carry a duty of 10 permits him to extend the risk of shutdowns. But per cent, equal 1 A. Wages, salaries, prices and rents. it to April any pay increase to the 30, 1972. 1962 level. Without the limiting Iq. Not divided payments or interest Q. Can importers add the new 10 which is agreed on should be made effective clause the total tax would have been 13.5 Ites? cent import tax which per as of Nov. 12. per cent, higher than the 1962 act permits. Nixon has asked the nation's bankers to the cost of the they now must pay Q. The President has asked that the 7 per hold the line on interest. imported goods, even cent excise tax on new Q. Are any other products similarly Lacking though this means raising the price? cars be repealed by affected? „iority to control dividends, he is asking A. In the first Congress. But he has just imposed a 10 per major modification of the cent tax on all •porations voluntarily not to raise their price freeze, the dutiable imports including A. Treasury officials say there may be .idend payments. Treasury announced late Monday that importers will be permitted to foreign - made cars. Does this mean that some others, but autos are the only !q. What about profit margins? pass along the additional tax to the foreign cars would take a net 3 per cent important ones noted so far. [A. Not convered. The ban on price This will increase the cost consumers. tax increase? ;reases is expected to hold profits down. of foreign goods. A. It does. But the Q. What about such imports as French Q. What about school teachers who have repeal of the Q. What is the ceiling level? signed higher pay contracts that take effect automobile excise tax must be approved by cognac and Scotch whisky; will the importer IA. Until Nov. 12, no price or wage may with the opening of school in Congress; this may not happen. have to absorb the 10 per cent Economic crossroads September? surcharge so (ceed the level that prevailed in the month A. The official Q. If it does happen, will the saving of that he can stay under his retail ceiling? Is ded Aug. 14, 1971. A lower price may be answer, at this moment, is around $200 per car be passed on to he caught in the squeeze? Treasury Secretary John B. Connally tells a that the pay increase must be postponed. Washington, D.C., news conference Monday he sees grged, but not a higher. But here again, a automobile buyers? Treasury statement A. As of this moment President Q. Does this apply to state, local and reported to be is A. Nixon emphasizes the saving must be he is in a squeeze. Nixon's economic package as providing a in the works which The anticipated Treasury ruling may passed on. The price drop will make U.S. may ease his period of stability. plight. AP Wirephoto Businessmen praise Nixon's usinessmen Iced praise Ii. tirtiic ■utious — — Resident Nixon's economic 611 — find and some Monday Monday for bankers of it for said, but said, morp more but the be economically feasible for than than that frppze "will the freeze that hrinf "will not. brief norinH A similar view was expressed period.'" not in^nmo income to tKn the Kirt lav tax nut cut big K..oinA< week Open till 2:00 a.i embroidered midriff between. very soft and pretty 5-13 sizes. trteoit Op CROSS istrous Chrome ir Pencil $ 5.00 . $10.00 Pen or Pencil $ 8.50 Set $17.00 THE OUTLOOK Who knows where it will end? An old trip done a new way. Dealing in items that cover your body. JacobsoriB Park free n., Tues., Fri., Sat. 11-6: Wed., Thurs. 11-9 with purchase Shop Wednesday 319 E. Grand River 217 Ann St. Next to Mini-Mart __ Evenings until 9 p.m. East Lansing. Mich. Wednesday, August 18 | 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan TO USE COMPUTERS Obtaining Griffin proposes agency difficult COs Finding jobs has bfeen a "Nearly 20 major concern of students this people that come J!!r centoftw for adoption exchanges summer, but it is even more difficult for graduates or are CO's looking for (139 Student ServicerD1*! dow 1""" dropouts with conscientious service that has moi! - WASHINGTON, D.C. — A using computers and other for adoption but no one to objector status who are trying meaning than hospital National Adoption Information modern data processing adopt them. In New York to secure alternative service he said. Exchange Program to locate methods to help public and City alone, for example, there positions. The problem k k I parents for children awaiting private adoption agencies are 26,000 children in foster "There are very few jobs to pursued in a unique f. if'll adoption would be created throughout the U.S. care homes awaiting be had this summer, but there Brenner said. A dav °^l under legislation sponsored by Griffin said he intends to adoption." are even less for people with conference and workshn U.S. Senator Robert P. press for "prompt and The Senate minority whip CO classification who are been planned by variou?^! Griffin, R-Mich. favorable action on this said his information exhange looking for jobs that will be counseling orEanizatin!.Tl Griffin plans to offer his measure" when Congress program, utilizing modern approved by their draft August 28 in Minn '«| measure as an amendment to omnibus social security reconvenes in September, computer technology, "should boards," Lenny Brenner, Minn. Ml"neap^| ihe "Hopefully this program be particularly helpful in coordinator of the Office of The participants | and welfare reform bill which would help solve a nationwide finding homes for children of Vocations for Social Change, discuss hope i, vario has passed the House and problem. In many minority groups, mixed racial said. opportunities for alt^Y'l now awaits action by the communities there are many background and youngsters office's service. They Senate. would-be parents but no with physical and "The primary also Wj|| dL I Under this proposal the availbale for purpose is providing job discrimination encounuSl children psychological handicaps." occupations that promote by CO's looking for work I secretary of HEW would adoption. In other areas, there "While it is of secondary social change through discuss legal help. **1 establish an information center arc many children available Open at 6:45 p.m. importance," "there would be Griffin a measurable said, God, lov. n on and traditional there has - type been work, an For more i nformatioil savings to the taxpayers, STARTS TODAY inasmuch as adoption of s held at Valley Court Park Sunday afternoon. One of the bands increasing demand for draft contact Lenny Brenntd 2 BIG FEATURES children would remove them a concert of religious rock. board - approved work for weekday afternoons at 3 State News photo by Don Gerstner conscientious objectors. 9539. permanently from the need for government-sponsored TRIPLE \ BESTPICTURE OFTHE ym foster care." With an estimated average JftUUM nil | BESTDIRECTOR Bob Rafelson WIIIIIFR Winncn BESTSUPPORTING RCTRESS Karen Black annual per capita cost of foster care of $2900, Griffin said every time an infant is placed for adoption society is saved between $40,000 and Bands offer rock, Christ Amplifiers were turned up "A lot of people are their remarks, though sincere, living Christ to relate to th»l COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents a BBS Production $50,000, according to the o compete with passing wondering what's real. Maybe lacked substance. peer groups ■ Child Welfare League of irplanes. Frisbees flew it's only the ground, but for "They say he's proven life "This puts g JACK NICHOLSON America. us there is something more," begins again, but they don't the idea that the church •" A causal look or listen to tAr_0U?!,„. thf. J ^igno^ said a member of "Z," his how taking Christ has extension of FIVE ERSH "More importantly, this Sunday's~Jesus""Rock Concert ^rfcl"®ncy * to. b* ign°red. and voice reverberating through say changed their lives," Brown establishment. Most nt would mean a great savings to wouid haVe made it difficult Children chased dogs, and the sonnH svstom "We've added. ■ ' society that cannot be do8s, e\ch ° h*r" The people have . £ CO.OP to distinguish ® from any other found retained tl measured in dollars - 4L. the rock concert held in' Valley .. oppnt scent nf of t.hp the frAmn pH trampled grassor ass. found something someth^ beautiful. Conversion, however, was trappings and life* style of d Shown at 7:00 & Later benefits of stable and wine was occasionally We've found Christ.' not the main purpose of the subc a home court Park during the past life," Griffin said. couple months. overpowered by grass of a The crowd reacted with concert, according to the Rev. become "reborn "Frank? ■ BEST SCREENPLAY OF THE YEAR "lifting" sort. A few seeming indifference to the Mr. Thomas Stark, campus f^i the 'straights' are I Writers Guild ol Amenta middle-aged, middle-of-the-road sincere emotion wrought minister Reformed of University times less open to Jesus'^1 ttestimonials. esti n Frisbees Chruch. He types self-consciously surveyed Referring J Bill to cut phospha the mass of long hair and bobbing breasts. And the mass continued to fly, dogs continued to chase and grass addressed the crowd after sceptics performances by "Z" and said: at to the number vw the concert SmI ' " MINEVER Itself combined with the music continued to waft. Some "The Earthen Vessel." "Those in that hereit| detergents came SANG to convey a spirit of dynamic people enjoying the music Only God can convert," f00" are beginning to soft# tranquility. All in all FOR MY FATHER" MACKINAC ISLAND, R-Mich. said Monday he will (UPI) - Sen. Robert P. Griffin, introduce legislation to limit pleasant Sunday afternoon. But it quickly became aPProac^ S - - *- ft Z 3 £ Shown at 8:35 p.m. Only! the amount of phosphates in detergents to 8.7 per cent by apparent to those that - t>.„ wieght. remained that the music was conversion is notable, but it gnd not j,wyerg, These kids followed by a free Calling phosphates "the No. 1 pollution menace to the directed at a very specific is simply another approach,' are trying to show people where the dialog an_ Great Lakes," the senator told the*conference of Great audience. Pausing between said MSU grad student Steven what's happening and P««ed freely. As the ph Lakes governors and premiers that his bill would call for rock renditions of Amazing Brown. "Those that will be demonstrate that it's not afternoon ended, those reducing the level of phosphates to that point nationwide Grace and other not • so ■ famous positively affected by this hostile." had come to listen to by July 30, 1972. Jesus-oriented songs, the band would probably have been The rock concert, he said, music were left to go hi members testified their belief converted by normal enables the growing numbers pondering the relevance in Christ. channels." He also thought of subculture belelvers in the Christ to their life. One day Georgie Soloway jumpecfoff a penthouse, Fell in love in an empty theater, raced down a ski slope, SHOW/KG/:*. BUTTEHFIELD ORIVE-IN THEATRES ^ circled Manhattan in his private jet, and tried to find £tarlite TAMPERING CHARGED some creep who put him down to every girl he liked. Today, LOS Jury probes Sirhan ANGELES (AP) - Grand jurors are expected had fired a similar weapon, case The journalist, formerly! The county grand jury stirred to confine themselves to the she said. She said the fatal Winnipeg, Canada, said he if memories of the three - year question of tampering with shot could have been fired by at the ambassador Hotel wl - old assassination of Robert evidence, which was ordered a second gunman. the New York senator « F. Kennedy by opening an sealed by the judge in Police Chief Edward M. assassinated and heard U investigation Monday into Sirhan's trial. Davis termed Wolfer's work shots. whether the alleged murder Dist. Atty. Joseph Busch excellent and said Mrs. Blehr weaspon and fatal bullets have Jr. had decaled last month had a "vendetta" against The fatal bullet .. been tampered with. that his office was "terribly Wolfer. Kennedy in the head U The closed - door probe concerned" over "evidence Free behind, yet eyewitned came after several that exhibits have been - lance journalist placed Sirhan in front of H persons Theodore Charach, who is to raised questions about the directly handled by numerous senator, Charach said. V case, including a Canadian persons" in violation of the testify before the grand jury quoted one witneiL Wednesday, told a news journalist who asserted that Kennedy was killed by a court order. He requested the conference Monday that he is broadcaster Don Schulman,j grand jury investigation. stating he saw one " second gunman rather than The renewed interest in the convinced "beyond a doubt" firing a weapon. convicted assassin Sirhan B. that Kennedy was killed case begjan on May 28, when security by a Sirhan, now on San Quentin's attorney Barbara Warner Blehr guard rather than Charach said Sirhan d Death Row. Sirhan. asserted that DeWayne A. wound five other persons^ Wolfer of the Los Angeles the Ambassador Hotel l Charach said that while Police Dept. had lied when he but wasn't facing in the ri| Sirhan had testified at Sirhan's trial that been at the position to have fired i he had test fired the gun that assassination scene June 5, fatal shot. killed Kennedy. He 1968, and had been at the actually assassination scene June 5, Charach's attorney, GodftjB 1968, and had fired a Isaac, has filed a suit on *■ weapon, his own three year journalist's behalf alleging\w Dustin Hoffman - investigation convinced him various Los Angeles offiw the fatal bullet came from an had tried to suppress evidewj fho is Harry Kellervnan unseen second gun. in the case. I and why is he saying those PROGRAM INFORMATION <856485 terrible things about me?" LAST DAY 1:35-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:3( "BIG DOLL HOUSEJ THURSDAY . . . TWO FEATURES At 3:05-6:20-9:40 p. 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Grand River Phone: 332-3917 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 18, 1971 7 F estiva I WOMEN FIGHT FOR ROLES • presen [lack ie Lansing area Black Actress may snatch another The summer of '71, as "Some Like it Hot" which her Like Ann Margret, Miss Festival continues with something different: a - different films to be anyone who reads magazines David Merrick is planning for chance to act, a break from Meredith admires Marilyn and newspapers knows, is the Broadway's 1971-72 Monroe. "She yn between today and season. the small, light parts she's was funny, summer of Ann - Margret. She has auditioned and has done in films like "The sensitive, and very sweet," she The tawny, heavy - breathing 'e festival, part of the sex symbol has become a star spent, much of the summer Producers" and "Welcome to with a voice coach, preparing the Club." said. "There was brash about her. She was real nothing Xweek Afro-American and an actess on the strength Bival at Union Baptist of one role and one movie, for the part Marilyn Monroe and funny and campy at the lurch, 1020 W. Hillsdale, the role of Bobby in Mike played in the film. Now, rumors "The role would have been have it that Ann - more than a toy," she said. same time." ■sing. In "Welcome to the Club," Nichols' "Carnal Knowledge." ►he following shows will be Margret will snatch this role "It was a full length part. Miss Meredith has a very Suddenly she is the toast from her too. Bobby much like kented at 10:30 a.m. and of critics and the away was very small role as "the well - darling of me. I could sympathize with stacked WAC" who takes editors. And, despite all the Needless to say, she doesn't today - "Heritage of £ bad Ann - Margret movies share the enthusiasm of the her." Brian Foley's virginity away ■very: Body and Soul, they've endured for 10 years, moment for Ann - Margret. from him after an unassuming Miss Meredith wants the ml" almost everyone seems excited geisha and an aggresive black at losing the role of Bobby. The chances of working for "Some Like it Hot" role Thursday - "Morning for about the lady's late - arriving show business titans Nichols singer had tried and failed. She said she received the badly. She said she is Kmy: Portrait in Black and "overnight success." and Merrick are not easily The part isn't much. The ■te." script, was given an audition experienced with Marilyn Everyone, that is, except and encouraged by the forgotten for an actress tired Monroe type parts because film is much less. To get to frriday — "Portrait of a Lee Meredith, a young actress of - ■advantaged Child: The "Carnal Knowledge" casting waiting for her "big they are the parts she is Miss Meredith's role, one has whose career lately is the flip director that the part would break" and frustrated by juicy to survive an hour of the usually asked to play. Jet One." side of Ann - Margret success be hers. Then Mike Nichols half - promises. (Indeed, her figure — a pinup sickest ethnic ■n addition, there will be a jokes, the story. decided on Ann - Margret. Miss Meredith said she worthy 39-24-36 — and her deadliest plot development fecial - showing of a PL She not only lost the She is trying for the lead wanted the part of Bobby innocent sexy looks explain and the most routine lionally acclaimed film at _ coveted "Carnal the because it would have given - BO and 9:30 p.m. Friday, Knowledge" in musical version of the typecasting.) rehashing of military cliches. role to Ann - Margret but she ■'lie festival is sponsored by 1 MSU Center for Urban Welcome . . . stands to lose a Broadway Lee Meredith, star of the new movie "Welcome to the part to her this fall. Jairs and the Lansing Model Miss Meredith, in Lansing ■ies Summer Recreation Club," was in town Friday for its premier and to FYiday to plug her newest ■gram. It is open to the discuss the movie and her career. film "Welcome to the Club," ftlic with no admission. State News photo by Milton Horst expressed her disappointment |A/lSl/ theater musicals, Broadway hits The players — eight black and four white — I There will be more than just promises, promises in MSU's range in age B71 ■ 72 Broadway Theatre Series. from 11 to just over 18. I The musical, "Promises, Promises," along with five other "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" — complete with the "Peanuts gang" — will present the wit and gentle ■roadway and off - Broadway attractions will be presented in irony lie MSU Auditorium. of Charles M. Schultz Nov. 19. J The lineup, reports Ken Beachler, Lecture - Concert Series "Butterflies are Free," one of Broadway's longest - llrector, also includes "The Me Nobody Knows," "You're A running comedies, will be presented Nov. 30. The four - food Man, Charlie Brown," Tie Red Hot Lovers" and "Butterflies are Free," "Last of character comedy deals with a young man's struggles to gain his independence from a possessive, but well - - "Company." meaning, mother and his romance with a kooky, would - be actress. J The series opens Nov. 1 with the musical, "The Me ■obody Knows," a moving and funny new musical based In a collection of poetry and prose by children from the On Jan. 26, the musical , "Promises, Promises," with its Bums of New York City. The musical about ghetto Burt Bacharach - Hal David score will come to MSU. Based Biildren, which was voted "best musical of 1971" by the on "The Apartment" screenplay, Neil Simon's book pew York Drama Critics Award Poll, features a rock score champions the "nonentity schnook." y Gary William Friedman. Another Neil Simon hit, "Last of the Red Hot - Lovers," will be presented Feb. 23. The three - part comedy is about a would be Lothario with flair for - a picking Travel series sets inappropriate pillow partners. The final BREAKING RECORDS THRU OUT THE COUNTRY! offering, April 13, will be the musical, 171-72 film schedule "Company," which won the New York Drama Critic's Circle Award as best musical of 1970 and the Tony Award as Joseph E. Levine presents a Mike Nichols Film starring Jack Nicholson • Candice g3 best musical in 1971. ■Venty films on places evenings. Iging from Copenhagen to be on Two programs will Sunday afternoons. George Chakiris will be eligible bachelor whose married friends seen in the lead are role of the trying to push 1 "Carnal , I ■ ■Hand Chicago make and Central up America the 1971 Ticket information is available at the Union Ticket Office. him into matrimony. Season tickets for the series will be on sale at the MSU Knowledge is often pricelessly funny > 12 schedule of MSU's World The schedule for 1971 - 72 Union Ticket Office Sept. 1 through 30. Purchasers of o and accurate. It represents nearly ideal collaboration Ivel Series. includes: "The New Korea" tickets have a choice of any five of the six ® of directorial and Offerings from Europe (Sept. season writing talents. The performances are almost 25), "America RFD" offerings. Elude views of England, (Oct. 2), "Central America's Single tickets for fall term events will go on sale Oct. 6. spectacularly right. Nichols and Feiffer have made Qlland, the Spanish Main Wonderlands" (Oct. 9), "High MSU students are eligible for reduced rates on single - 1 The a is Pyrenees Mountains, spanned I Afghanistan on the west from Israel Adventures (Oct. in Exploration" 30), "African Camera ticket purchases. | a movie that is not only very funny, but in a Safari" (Nov. 6), "There Will casual way— in the way of something observed o | Korea and Thailand in the Always Be An England" (Nov. An African Safari and 20), ' of the Congo "Afghanistan" (Nov. 21), in a half-light — more profound than much more > represent "The Congo" (Jan. 8), "The ca. Bahamas — From Top to ambitious films!" —Vincent Canby, N. Y. Times [TheCentral 1 Americas are visited Bottom" (Jan. 15), "The New w S America and the Holland" (Jan. 29), "Palm ■lamas fctinents' north resorts thought the to British Springs to Lake Louise" (Feb. 5), "Chicago — Believe it or "Carnal Knowledge' is a feast of a film. lumbia and the far north. Not" (Feb. 12), "British CC It is a very funny and very cruel and very sad film. Mike 2. JAd mission to the World Columbia" (March 3 - 4), Nichols the it has Jvel Series is included with "The Pyrenees" (April 1), uses screen as rarely been used heretofore. 5 purchase of a season "Flying the Spanish Main" ■ket to either Lecture Arthur Garfunkel and Jack Nicholson are b - (April 8), "Trails of the Series "A" or "B." Mountain West" lies and individual tickets 15), "A Taste of Israel" (April 14 - E 1X1 Superlative. Unlike too many of today's films, 'Carnal 3 J also available for the films (April 22), and "The Far, Far Knowledge'lasts beyond the watching; it sticks to the mind-ribs 91 Friday and Saturday North" (May 6). u and bears long retrospection. The film is brilliant." EXCLUSIVE 3 HIT [HJ An Avco Embassy Picture ^ JOHN WAYNE —I 13 GLEN CAMPBELL Lij gdasop jeonpojd aAijnoaxg • jajjjaj sa|np Aq uauMM • PJBLP!d Jau6isaQ -* ) KIM DARBY HAlWAiUS' Boxoffice Opens 12:45 Continuous from 1:10 starts Feature 1:30-3:30 5:30-7:30-9:35 lEnd.. 10:301*L SBl TODAY! TODAY IS LADIES' DAY - 75c to 6 P.M. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 18, 197, 'U' climbers scale cliffs' faces By RAY ANDERSON Boots, though not necessary, are helpful, that helmets Unfortunately, the enthusiasm, motivating rhetoric . State News Staff Writer would be wom to deflect rocks on larger cliffs, he said. confidence were not enough to surmount the problems of I After this rudimentary introduction to climbing equipment the second face and only one person, a girl who had neVe I An area about 15 miles west of East Lansing beyond the he began teaching the climbers a technique fundamental to climbed before, made it to the top without testing tb I city of Grand Ledge provides weekend activity for members American cliff - climbing called "belaying." ability of the belayer. And even she spent her fair share 0r I of the MSU Outing Club. time with the others struggling with muscles qU|verj ' I There on the banks of the Grand River is a stretch of In belaying, the rope is merely used as a safety spasmodically as hands, feet and eyes sought crevices, crack I sandstone cliffs that have been through the years named precaution for the climbers. The climber secures the rope to or anything that would offer temporary support. MI "Three Mules," "Alice's Corner," "The Nose" and his waist with a bowline knot after it has been looped Hanging 15 feet in the air with 15 feet to go, fingers I "Overhanging Sand Dome" in reference to the difficulty through a ring attached to a tree or some other stable and toes glued to half - inch cracks, aching muscles unable I encountered trying to climb them. object at the cliffs summit via a system of chain and sling to find another hold, with only one way to go because th* I If this seems a bit idiosyncratic, one can leam more material. Another person — the belayer — dons leather grip is breaking hardly inspires anything but prayer for 11 through a comr.ion guide to the Grand Ledge Cliffs, gloves, passes the rope around a tree and pulls in all the strong rope and an attentive belayer. ■ published by the Grand Valley Mountaineering and slack to stop a climber's descent in the event of a fall. Falling, regardless of the safety rope, can be described as ■ Speleological Club that can be purchased for 50 cents, panic. But the scrapes, frustration and failure pall W(,en I When the climber is prepared to begin his ascent he calls according to MSU club president R. Eric Heinz, Louisville, compared to the feeling of accomplishment the climber I Ky. senior. "rope up" to the belayer who then pulls in all excess rope. derives from yelling "Belay off!" which signifies that he has During the summer the cliffs have fallen into disuse, Heinz explained that it is imperative that the belayer never I let go of the rope with his control hand. The control hand safely reached the summit. 1 according to Heinz, and the shrubs and other vegetation After spending nearly three hours climbing, fa)|in. I that had been trampled down by club members during the pulls the excess slack out of the ropes and then slides over spring now lie at the base of the cliffs. the rope in preparation to retrieve more. watching, contemplating, the grimy participants called it , I A real cliff hanger There were only four climbers Saturday, two ameteurs, day. The numerous disappointments, the studied gaze at the I with previous experience in New Hampshire, and the The climber then yells "belay on" and the belayer sandstone to determine the best possible route and the I one responds with either "belay on or thank you." The occasional triumphs all created a curious satisfaction. 1 Eric Heinz, president of the MSU Outing Club, club president who has been scaling these particular climber's next message is obviously enough "climbing" to demonstrates the art of climbing on the sandstone cliffs sandstone faces for three years. which the belayer responds "climb on." on the Grand River near Grand Ledge. The area is Heinz said that climbing equipment is simple. A full rig frequented by the club. State News photo by Don Gerstner includes little aluminum 0 - more rings. than sturdy rope, nylon slings and the to If the climber should loosen rocks while climbing, he lets others know by yelling "rock." They are then supposed keep their heads lowered as is the case when someone is Dam plan scrapped; reaction unfavorable! throwing a rope down. is to prevent anyone from getting hit in the face Symposium set to explore "This or eyes with the equipment or debris," Heinz said. MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI) and other heavy recreation Heinz said the specific language is necessary to insure a coordinated effort between the climber and his companion. — The U.S. Army Corps of facilities. But primarily! Engineers has scrapped a plan projects will emphasize lesf for a least three dam projects intensive recreational Placing the rope around his waist, Heinz gave each faeilitij on Michigan's Grand River, such as nature trails participant an opportunity to belay and built their . training animal technicians Col. Myron D. Snoke, Detroit greenbelts. confidence in the rope's ability to stop a fall by jumping off midway up the face. In each case he slid approximately district engineer for the corps, In addition, he saidl three feet as the belayer pulled the rope across his chest said Monday. emphasis will be placed . "The reaction from the fish and wildlife preserves. and the friction caused by the tree, the rope and cliff face There is a whole roster of or must it be at major and Canadian universities, Hoag, director of the MSU stopped his descent. public was unfavorable," Snoke said the first phj careers open to high school universities with colleges of technical schools, veterinary Center for Laboratory Animal Snoke said. "They didn't of the Grand River project graduates who want to work veterinary medicine? associations, animal hospitals Resources, who is chairman of want those flood reservoirs." shoud be completed With the preliminaries of training completed everyone was by 198| with animals — from mice, and research agencies who will the Council on Education of prepared to climb on and climb on they did. Snoke told the Great Lakes with the remainder to bl monkeys and guinea pigs to How does the school meet in MSU's Kellogg Center the American Assn. for Animal The initial face, reserved for beginners, according to Basin Commission meeting complete by the year 202(1 snakes, elephants and wallabies supplement the few text books for Continuing Education. here the corps instead is He declined to say how Laboratory Science. Heinz, was climbed with a minimum of strain, sweat and r — but who don't plan to available for training technical vituperations by each of the four climbers. The two developing a vast program for the project might cost. be veterinarians. assistants for veterinarians, Heads of the Animal The MSU center trains 20 recreational and flood control amateurs, after their first taste cf success, began to get an How and where to train animal anesthesists, animal Resources Branch of the to 25 animal technicians each idea about Heinz' description of rock climbing and it's that calls for "non-structural The flood control, whicj National Institutes of Health, methods." would have been the young people for these jobs is nurses, caretakers, research year in a two-year short zealots. objec the American Animal Hospital course. More than 200 apply of the originally plan, among topics which will be helpers? Assn. and the Canadian Assn. for these training "It's a mystical sport that requires more skill, balance He said nine "intensive dams, will have to explored in the Second U| Symposium on Animal Should these technicians be of Laboratory Animal Science opportunities, Hoag pointed and ability than brute strength," he said. recreational areas" will be accomplished by local zoninl Technician Training at MSU licensed or registered? are among authorities from 10 out, and there is always a "An avid climber in the west will spend three months of developed in the Grand River basin that will provide boating laws that would minimizj These are other matters states and Canada who will the year making money enough to buy new equipment and property damage, he said. Monday and Tuesady. greater demand for trained Should this type of training which will occupy the 150 speak. animal technicians that the refurbish the old and the remainder of that time will be be given in community colleges educators from United Sates Presiding will be Warren G. University is able to meet. spent on cliff faces." E3 POLICE HIGH FLAVORED WESTERN ■CANTALOUPE ECONOMY ■ TESTENDER CHOICE noon over A NINE - YEAR ■ OLD East Lansing girl told city police] she was ih the 500 block of Ceilterlawn Street shortly after! Monday when a man in a "big silver car" called her| to the open window and exposed himself. The girl, whose mother called police, said the car then le the. She described the man as white, between 18 and 22| CHUCK STEAK.55t.53< MEIJER FINEST area. PROPERLY AGED years old, with brown hair and a brown mustache. USDA BEEF IN ANOTHER INDECENT EXPOSURE incident, an I Lansing woman told police she was in the city library about! 11:40 a.m. Monday with her children when a man walked by! a table where they were sitting and pulled his trousers down.l ■FRESH ham^H WHOLE OR She said the man exposed himself after his third trip past! 49< the table. The woman told police the man was white, in his! ARMOUR VERIBEST FULL SHANK 20s, about 5 feet 8 and 160 pounds. He had blond hair, she] said, and was wearing a white shirt and striped pants. HALF A 20 • YEAR - OLD Mason man awaits action this week! by county prosecutors after MSU officers discovered he wasr riding a stolen bicycle and was carrying a sheathed knife with! PEANUT 8UTTER $I 79 SHEDD'S CREAMY a three - and - a • half • inch - long blade. I Police said the man was stopped on the bicycle about 1:151 CRUNCHY a.m. Saturday in front of the Library for riding without al headlight. 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Under consideration by Lansing Metro Line, they will be put into service on the mall to route to - * record public reaction . State News photos by Milton Horst Natural way to kill mercury pollution found WASHINGTON, D.C. - Nature is not waiting for man, m^rTurT"^!.!^^""!^ bee" ,n !.h® thick of the ' Research 8ot together with nature, made the study of amount of natural nutrients, from the other lake which had in eutrophic lakes. It appears ' \ ° mercury pollution hassle as an iiiciuuiy IJU1IUUUI1 i ;«• uassie as iwo momirt/ u t an two OI of ni his colleagues, Charles . «n »» .. ore the world had ber mercury pollution possible, such as decaying leaves and few organic nutrients. that the organic material f ud campaign of its own, uDs^rabout^eRurv noM^H^n ?na,ytical chemist who S. Annett and Arlo W. Fast. The MSU scientists had weeds. The other lake, called "What we found was that the lake does a better job of SdSg to an MSU study of Frank M. D'l the study tri Lni.inJ TVItri explained k,ck f°ff the first international Tuesday to'water c 0 n e They found two lakes in a u" ,,iercury forest region in upper Michigan stumbled across one of the many experiments of nature, Hemlock amount Lake, had a large of natural nutrients, the fish from Hemlock had removing certain materials such only a third as much mercury as mercury. Whereas, in Nature did what not all the researchers of the Marine pollutlon year, held ,n Mlchl8an last But which were nearly identical. All they had to do was ask Scientists call such contamination as fish from the oligotrophic lake - with icientific laboratories of the Technology Society who met they were different in one the right questions and make nutrient-rich lakes eutrophic. noneutroph lake. The absence of materials since then, the researcher of this •mKd could: It rn.de possible in Washing, D.C. D'.tH has from MsJ", important aspect, and that the correct observations. Again, the lakes were nearly Hemlock Lake fish had only the mercury is more difference, . phenomenon of One lake had only a small identical in other factors: there .07 parts illion of per apt to be biologically was little run off from mercury." magnified by food chains." self-regulation cited surrounding land into the lakes, the bottoms of the lakes That is a very low level of mercury, according to D'ltri. How did the into the lakes mercury get in the first were limestone-lined, both T h ~ Food" and ~ Drug place? were deep lakes, and they nistration requires that "Since the lakes receive Indians' very were cf close together but had no right fish must not exceed 0.5 parts little land run-off and are to inlets. per million of mercury. ' ' all, it was Does this mean that organic beautiful experimental situation pollution can help clean up Michigan we assume that By JOHN McKAY authorizing them to fish. Escanaba, showed him three authorized as a commercial which for many years the mercury pollution? "The problem of paying Indians not to fish has airborne fallout probably enforcing cardboard boxes full of nets fisherman is 20 to 25 fish a a great deal of merit. The only important variable of the 'I'm not going to be caught accounts for the mercury we Michigan Indians are not against nonqualified Indians or which had been cut. day. lakes was eutrophication," saying anything like that," said problem of depleting the Great found," D'ltri said. taping the lakes through non - Indians is the state's, "Parrish has been fishing," Indian fishermen have Lakes fish supply is a sobering D'ltri said. D'ltri. "It would come out indiscriminate fishing as some not the Indians'," Dively said. Dively said, "but cannot now applied for federal funds to one, Dively said, and a fish The MSU scientists analyzed sounding like I'm for sportsmen and Dept. of He said that commercial because his nets have been cut buy new boats, the largest of bank would preserve the idea fish in the lakes for mercury pollution. Natural Resources (DNR) fishing by Indians is regulated and he doesn't have enough which would be 16 to 18 feet of the treaty, contamination. "I will say that it appears officials have claimed, by the tribes themselves and less mercury available in the money to buy new ones." with up to 20 horsepower The fish bank idea was "From pesticide studies of that a natural method of nutrient-rich lake because the according to Rep. Michael cited the example of a L'Anse motors. The total amount of proposed last week other scientists," said D'ltri, decontamination is tied up by Mark mercury is probably being Dively, R - Traverse City. Indian whose net was All nets are pulled in by the aid applied for, Dively (Kelly) Perrault, chairman of "it could be expected that fish with eutrophication. That is, absorbed by the nutrient confiscated because he violated hand, and the average catch said, is $2,500. the Committee on Indian from Hemlock Lake would the process of natural mercury Dively, returning from a the rules of the tribal council. for the sole L'Anse Indian material and then falls to the " ~ Dively said that the idea of Affairs. have less mercury than fish decontamination is accelerated bottom of the lakes." eek • long visit to five Dive,y Mid he fee,g ^ Michigan Indian reservations, lndians have been intjmjdated presented his findings on the by white men. controversial fishing rights issue . provision of the treaty, once He explained that the 1854 again, is giving the impression treaty, recently upheld by the that the white man cannot be Michigan Supreme Court, trusted." pants fishing rights to specific Dively said that Don Parrish, tribes while some tribes do not tribal council president of the qualify for identification cards Bay Mills Reservation near Horticulturists pick U' profs as officers MANHATTAN, Kan. - Two MSU horticulturists were sleeted officers of the American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS) during the annual meeting here, Aug. 1 through 4. Martin J. Bukovac, professor of horticulture, was elected *> the board of directors and Donald H. Dewey, professor if horticulture, was elected chairman of the postharvest lorticulture section. Another MSU professor of horticulture, Alvin L. Unworthy, retires as president and will be chairman of the x»rd of directors and the executive committee. The ASHS, founded in 1903, representes more than 400 nembers and promotes scientific research and education in wrticultural science and technology. The society's national headquarters is at St. Joseph, Mich. Jacobson's Again Open All Day Saturdays When you've found someone to share your dream, we have rings for the two of you to share. Fine Jewelry Jacob0oii0 Wednesday, August 18, 1971 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mic* SPORTS- NEW Namath YORK ( UPI ) - playing," the Jet quarterback "All this time everyone s would be to released then to make the 'let judgement as to He said he had watched a lot whether he should play this of television, particularly the Quarterback Joe Namath left told newsmen. "I don't think saying the fans begin the long recovery period been are entitled to a full performance which will definitely extend season. Jets' second exhibition against his pro football future "up to there's been any permanent these exhibition games to mid - November. The cast "In the past, I always had the Oakland Raiders Saturday the doctors" Monday, but damage and I'm not going to in they're plunking down will be removed in six or this left leg to hold up when night. Predictably, an added he had "no second worry about something like since I thoughts" about his exhibition that. I've never considered at $6.50 and that's only seven weeks and then a was recovering from an attractive brunette nurse fair," Namath said. "So now, special brace will be placed operation on the right leg. helped wheel "Broadway Joe" game tackle attempt Aug. 7 giving up pro football in the which may have ended the time I've spent here in the I go and tackle Lucci and on the leg to aid Namath in That's the big difference this to the podium. New York Jets' hopes for a hospital. If I can't play, then everybody calls it a stupid gaining motion while the time," Namath said. "If the I can't play." play. For your information, exercise period begins. right leg doesn't hold up, it "I thought we played trip to the 1972 Super Bowl. Namath, facing newsmen at Namath spoke from a that's the first tackle I've If the power and mobility may take longer to get back. pretty well against Oakland," wheelchair, his left leg missed in seven years." have returned to the leg after But I've been through this all Namath said. "There were a Lenox Hill Hospital for the Jets' spokesman said week period, Namath's before and I think I know lot of rookies playing and it's first time since tearing the completely covered in a cast. A a 12 - hard for the veterans to get ligaments in his left knee He was dressed in a navy Namath would have his physicians, particularly Dr. what to do by now." while attempting to tackle blue robe with a yellow stitches removed by the James Nicholas, who Namath talked cheerfully up. I know I'd just as soon Detroit Lions' linebacker Mike "smile" button pinned on his weekend and he probably performed the operation, will about his stay in the hospital. be anywhere but Oakland last chest. He expressed no regrets weekend. I can do without Lucci in the Jets first about trying to tackle Lucci those fans out there." exhibition, said he would take his doctor's advice on his after the Lions' linebacker question about it," Loss at Columbus "No football future. had recovered a fumble by Namath said. "ItH take a "I'm going to take my the Jets' Lee White and was super effort now." doctor's advice about on his way to a touchdown. But Namath wasn't worried Frank 'n Stein presents about his teammates' chances Sunday against the crosstown ENTERTAINMENT ff wakes up All Stars rival next Haven, New York Giants in the exhibition Conn. at New FRIDAY NIGHT . . . 6:30 - 12:00 . . . DANCING "Well kill 'em," Namath is well aware, is comprised By RICK GOSSELIN said — almost as If he ♦ Bob Koss on Accord ian * State News Sports Editor mainly of former MSU Aultsuau l\llte Helmut & Werner Singers Spartans. The Columbus Bucks expected to play himself. are a team pieced together The Lansing All Stars had from the ranks of graduated SATURDAY NIGHT 'SINGING UND FLINGING' a unique experience last Ohio State players. It is hard WITHOUT MERGER . . . Saturday night in Columbus. 6:30-7:30 Music by Bob Koss on Accordian They lost a game. enough to take the loss much less the fact that you were 7:30 - 9:30 SING - ALONG ... Jim Basel The perennial powerhouse almost shut out. 9:30 -12:30 .... DANCING ... on Bob Koss Guitar of League the Midwest at long last came away from a game at the low end of a score. It was the Football as Lansing's a Columbus result lone snap score of from a came bad center ABA to begin with Paul Bassett on Bass NEW YORK (UPI) - The American Basketball Assn., on a fourth down situation in first loss administered the All the fourth quarter. Charlie which spent the spring "sounding" for merger possibilities Stars in three regular seasons with the older National Basketball Assn., begins its fifth of play. Wedemeyer, playing season in October with a host of new faces and two new GREAT FOOD Columbus managed to score quarterback for Lansing in a . . . desperate attempt to get the playing sites opening shortly afterward. 16 points in the first quarter Artis Gilmore, the 7-foot-2 center from Jacksonville GOOD BEER... offense moving, scored on a and contain the Lansing University, will make his pro debut with Kentucky when REASONABLE PRICES . offense until late in the five yard jaunt a few plays the Colonels face the New York Nets on Oct. 16 at Ach, Himmel! fourth quarter to knock the later to put the All Stars on Freedom Hall in Louisville. All Stars from the unbeaten the board. Lou Bobich's extra Others joining the ABA ranks this season are Johnny ranks, 16 6. point attempt was wide. • The Columbus attack was Neumann, last year's NCAA scoring champion with The loss bittersweet. was Mississippi, who'll be playing with the Memphis Pros; Julius Lansing was on its first road ignited early in the first period and sustained enough Erving with the Virginia Squires; Jim McDaniels, Carolina trip of the year and was Cougars; John Roche, Nets; and George McGininis, Indiana. fetaunmJ 220 S. Howard St. 371-1752 pitted against the first place team in the The two teams Lakes Division. were selected power to put the game out of reach with the 16 points. The big blow came when Art Neumann, Erving and McGinnis all signed under the ABA's "Hardship clause," joing Ralph Simpson as FUN-FOOD-DRINKS undergraduate players of the ABA. by the experts to dominate Berry fielded a Columbus The Squires will open their new arena, the Scope, on the league and walk into the punt on his own 2 - yard Nov. 9 against the Floridians and the Nets are expected to championship match on Nov. line, backtracked into the end LIEBERMANN'S 6 against each other. zone room to and find some running was nailed for TURF KAUFFMAN move into their New Nassau County Coliseum in January. The defending champion Utah Stars will host the Denver The two teams meet twice a Rockets on Wed., Oct. 13 in the season's opener. Hie this season and, well, Coach safety. On the ensuing free Floridians are at Memphis the following night before the NATURAL LEATHER BAGS Turf Kauffman has got to get his troops regrouped by Sept. kick, seven Columbus put another couldn't get on. points on the The All Stars and season swings into full gear over the weekend. A total of 462 games have been scheduled for the George 18 when the Bucks visit scoreboard with a 73 - yard Kauffman must prepare for 1971-72 sewon, with each of the 11 teams playing an their upcoming Saturday night Lansing for a return battle. run back. . . . superbly crafted There is a lot more wrapped up in this rivalry than just Once the shock wore off, game the Lansing defense stiffened Firebirds their with the Pontiac with something on record that has been 84-game slpte. Five doubleheaders are scheduled — Two in Denver and one each in Dallas, Memphis and Toronto. McGinnis two teams in the Midwest and kept Columbus off of the absent for quite some time — The All-Star game will be held on Saturday afternoon, League. Pride is at stake. board for the remainder of Jan. 29, 1972, in Louisville. Lansing's Stars, as everyone the game. Lansing just Trevino TONIGHT (and every Wednesday) is. . . gets Belt for July "Happy Hours" NEW Trevino, YORK (UPI) thanks - to hi La victories in the British am 8-10 pm Canadian championships, Open goi Tuesday wa named the July winner in th (all drinks greatly reduced] race Hickok for the 22nd annua "Professional Athleti of the Year" award. and THURSDAY Trevino, named who the winner for ah th< month of June on the basi is... of his victory in the Open, is now the leadin U.S candidate at the halfway n~ "Quart Night- in the battle diamond-studded, for gold bucklei belt that goes to the ultimaU winner at the end of thi all at the year. 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Ellsberg's electronic surveillance, I am on a mutually agreeable trial Daniel Ellsberg pleaded attorneys had aruged in authorized by the government date, innocent Monday to charges opposing his coming here for to say that no overhearing of illegal possession of secret trial that the government has taken place defense said it with regard documents in the Pentagon should say whether evidence to Mr. Ellsberg." expected a long trial with a papers case. was obtained by wiretap. need for "el aborate "I am not guilty," he told Meyer and defense preparation" and asked that it U.S. District Judge William M. Meyer said: "In regard to attorneys were told to confer ^ 'east 90 days hence. Byrne Jr. in a firm, even tone. He said the words twice, answering two counts Receives of a U.S. federal indictment. Atty. Robert Meyer THE then The East Lansing City Council received the Joint appreciation to the committee members. arose and told the court Housing Committee's report at their meeting Monday. State News photo by Don Gerstner that no electronic r DISCOUNT council praised the report and expressed its eavesdropping devices were The used in investigating STORE M the DOT WHERE TREMENDOUS STUDY' ;f YOUR DOLLAR Council praises DISCOUNT § MORE! BUYS By JIM SHELDON suggested new licensing Gainsborough Drive and earlier by Councilman Wilbur The ''community procedures for rentrl property Glenhaven Avenue resolved R. Brookover met with State News Staff Writer was involvement" of a group of ana standards for enforcing when the council unanimously opposition. young persons who painted the ana controlling them The East Lansing City approved a motion by Wilcox Brookover had proposed north and west walls outside ouncil expressed its uuring the period for public for adoption of the rezoning that the Planning Commission Olde World Bread & Ale, 211 comments by members of the ordinance. appreciation Monday night to auaience, ran Bozzo, MSU insure that adequate drainage MAC Ave., was commended by he ll citizens on the Joint Approval also was voiced for provisions be included in the Mrs. Sharp who called the lousing Committee whose utt-Lampus Council member, another motion by Wilcox, construction specifications. He asked city officials how East decorations "delightful." line-month study on city directing the Planning also suggested that Bone She expressed hope that lousing problems was recently Lansing intended to participate Commission to observe the should begin contruction on other businesses in the area in and maintain the 90-day ■leased to the public. drainage problem in the area 50 per cent of the undertake similar projects, The council received the wage and price freeze and surrounding areas single-family units before the Wilcox cited the artists as announced Sunday by eport for review and decided described in a study by the apartment complex was exhibiting "tremendous talent" ^resident Nixon o discuss at the next meeting city engineer. completed. in painting a huge image of an Councilman Gordon Thomas etting a date for a public The council had delayed old man whose long, tearing on some 33 replied that officials are action on the ordinance for Another ordinance was multi-colored whiskers sweep ecommendations on housing uncertain how the city could the past two meetings in an unanimously adopted by across the side of the building, handle the freeze but said that effort to study and collect iroblems. council for the rezoning of Financial support based on East Lansing Calling the 50-page work would take information on the drainage several lots located in the last year's contributions "tremendous study," necessary action on matters problem. An MSU professor Ramblewood subdivision, amounting to a total of louncllman Robert J. Wilcox Involving the community. had reported that drainage In Motion for adoption was raised $3,548 was granted to four noved that the city manager He assured the audience that the land parcel was Inadequate by Wilcox and supported by local groups connected with cities would not be setting up nvestigale the possibility of for further urban development. Councllwoman Mary Sharp. good roads, conventions, safety living additional copies of the "massive bureaucracies" to The play called for a and alcoholism, enforce the freeze. Thomas eport printed for use by the said confusion will exist for a condominium project, reaulring The new zoning designation ublic. About 200 copies were that zoning be changed from a Prides only for two-family ivillable to various groups last while, which City Manager single-family dwelling district an<* single-family dwelling John M. Patriarche confirmed to a community unit plan with un't8> multiple dwelling v J"~" The council originally by saying, "for 90 days." "I'm sure you have just as single-family units, townhouses unl1;8 Prohibited. The former joncelved the Idea for the and apartment buildings. ?onln8 designation allowed for olnt Housing Committee In much Information on that as i Owned under land contract loY den8lty mult,Ple dwelling Ictober 1970. Results of the do," Daniel C. Learned, city by Duane Bone, the parcel idy Included • proposal for attorney, responded, when developed mutt have at Housing Commission to act a watch-dog on landlords, concerning publicity on the freeze from newspapers and least 50 per cent of the units occupied by SHEPARD'S owners, with the using situations and tenant television. remainder available for renters, rievances. 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Michigan Dispute over sex roles divides symposium Other students were quick thus cannot be accepted as methods stagnate the a tolerable contradiction to the roles By RICK WILBINS Pyschosexually, there are State News Staff Writer gender and physiological to jump on the Jesus disciples furthering his destiny. One of preordained evolution of focus of masculine and A redefinition of the! Religious dogma permeated differences; pyschosocially, for their "male - oriented the four students said such mankind. feminine roles. " J"*8 individu,|l symposium on masculinity there are educational, bigotry" and "intolerance to possible advances as cloning, Miss Fitzgerald claimed that She said she disagreed with qualities and interests" ^ f ■ a and feminity Monday night as vocational and social change." One student criticized artificial Insemination, and homosexuality was not an the Christ cult s conception of more crucial to the stability of| differences. the Jesus disciples for other asexual reproduction aberration as such, but rather preordained male and female society, she said. the discussion of sex roles She asserted society's "conceited, narrowminded rapidly turned into a heated judgment" that guaranteed the verbal volley between "Jesus present attitudes toward the death rather than survival of male and female roles are a examine freaks" and other, less religiously inclined students. Four students product of the pyschosexual calling and pyschosocial concerns plus themselves "disciples of Jesus" "a large dose of cultural our culture. The disciples called male and female homosexuality an "aberration" society cannot DAVE to fostered the stir by asserting a moderation." She claimed the present tolerate, much less defend. preordained destiny of ..man that did not include equal sex standards of feminity roles. masculinity are reinforced by The first half of the legal and religious conditioning. The law of most states, and Homosexuality, said one disciple, does not insure propagation of the human race and therefore goes against "the at license-renewal period symposium saw little grain of man's destiny as dissension. Laurine Fitzgerald, including Michigan, she preordained by God." associate dean of students and explained, is based on the The next time you renew seconds to mark his answer on to face FITZGERALD One student angrily "During our field trials, - contact with «i professor of Education, English law — specifically the responded to this assertion by your driver license, you may applicant taking a vision a score sheet. renewal applicants, explained to the 25 or 30 Blackstone Treatise — which good and should not be every and A take your re • examination Total cost of the program chance to students in West Wilson terrace states that women are changed. They argued that any suggesting that unrestricted with "DAVE." test on the DAVE system will w hen implemented statewide, discuss individual alteration of these roles population growth, defended also be given a vision test on driving problems or new la** lounge that society is one • nonpersons. Michigan Secretary of State the telebinocular device that including development costs, Austin said. A heated discussion then critically reduces mankind's by the Christ cult, was more be about $222,000, of third of the way through a of Richard H. Austin has has been in for will "In addition, the between "disciples of capability for survival. a threat to survival than use many department arose half has been new era of changing life style patterns. Cultural conceptions Jesus" who argued for the One student suggested that homosexuality. He further announced pilot the program to start of test the the years. We are doing this as a which contributed one - by the federal will be better able to public information pul created by God suggested that technical program of masculinity and feminity stereotypes and students woman was advances Driver Audio • Visual means to double - check the government. and similar activities aimed afl arguing for change toward from man to serve man. by society, are a most significant part of a of that portion of According to Austin, the that change, she said. humanity. Society's present attitude specifically artificial Examining system, nicknamed accuracy the test." DAVE test is not a "pass - correcting deficiencies some of thl She said masculine and The four "disciples of towards sex roles, including insemination, could very well "DAVE," a new system using sound The fail" examination in the sense in knowledge thai feminine role differences could Jesus" argued that society's the double standard, simply make homosexuality filmstrip projector units similar to a small about pilot program will run 60 days. If found that a driver must have a are brought to our attentiol reproductive. through regular and periodij be attributed to pyschosexual present concept of the reinforce the original destiny television set. feasible, the entire project will certain score to "pass." analysis of test questions" masculine and feminine roles is of man, he said. The disciples argued that and pyschosocial differences. The primary purpose of be put into operation in late Rather, it is an essential new said. such advances are also against DAVE is to have currently - December or early January. effort to prompt licensed "The contention is that the grain of man's destiny and 4 licensed drivers re evaluate The DAVE system had its drivers to evaluate their driver who is well - re - informed their driving habits and outline origin back in 1967 but its driving habits and up - date concerning traffic laws! traffic regulations and development got into high gear their knowledge of the more emergency procedures anil defensive driving techniques, in February of 1969 when the critical requirements of modern defensive driving concepts. f0i Austin said. Dept. of State was awarded a - day driving. example, will be bettel "We are going to be testing 50 50 matching fund grant Once instituted, the DAVE the new system in several of - by the U. S. Dept. of system will give the equipped to survive in traffic than a driver who today'J if our examining bureaus to Transportation to establish department the opportunity not so well informed," AustiJ make sure all 'bugs' are out such a testing program, Austin for a more meaningful, face - said. before we expand the program said. statewide," he said. The applicant will first be 75th ANNIVERSARY of The pilot machines are being set up at the following Dept. State branch offices: given the vision test, checking peripheral vision and eye strength. Once the vision test has ★ CAPITAL SALE Lansing: 414 North Larch Street; Detroit: 16435 West been completed, the program McNichols; Grand Rapids: will advance to a series of 10 3510 Plainfield N. E.; "knowledge - type questions" HOUSE SPEAKER William A. Ryan is spearheading a Charlotte: 708 Lawrence relating to safety and driving all-out Democratic drive for a May primary in Michigan. Street; Howell: 201 S. regulations. After each A bill to establish the primary was introduced in the House I Michigan, and Corunna: 227 question, the applicant will N. Shiawassee. have slightly more than five Monday by Rep. Jackie Vaughn III. State Democratic Chairman James M. McNeely said it I would be "a bitter Irony if after giving the 18-year-olds the! vote through federal and state law, we failed to give them a™ New exhibit shows choice in the selection of candidates they will be asked to support." | Enactment of the May primary measure will put the | Michigan Democratic party in compliance with the ~ 14KT GOLD Men's OVERLAY jewelry irv romance of fishing National Convention mandate to elect precinct delegates in I presidential calendar years. Present delegates were elected in I The romance of old-time Great Lakes fishing is captured in 1970. satin finish with a new exhibit at the MSU Museum. a polished edge. The exhibit, which took musuem preparator Chester Trout GOV. MILLIKEN said this week that he has urgedI Superbly made in a one month to research and build, features the late President Nixon and Sens. Robert P. Griffin and Philip A.| rich Overlay of yellow 19th-century gill net steamer and mackinaw boat unloading a Hart to support efforts for a mid-decade national census. day's catch at the dock. "A mid-decade census would be vitally important to the I or white 14Kt. Gold. Trout hand-carved every feature in the exhibit except the efficient planning for, and administration of, many of our| painted landscape and the resin "water." The boats themselves state government functions," he said. were carved and built to scale from original blueprints. "At the present time, in Michigan there is a great! The 60-foot gill net steamers, boasting a five-man crew, movement of residents between geographic subdivisions with I would fish on the Great Lakes for three or four days at a resulting continous changes in population size 1 fin* time. 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September 27 SALE HOURS: - Store for Men, Mezzanine Downtown and Meridian Mall THURS. - FRI. 10-9 SATURDAY 10-6 LANSING BUSINESS Shop Knapp's Meridian Mall SUNDAY 12-5 UNIVERSITY today 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. _ .JIVER 200 N. Capitol e 489-5767 OKEMOS. MICHIGAN 48864 Lansing, Michigan Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1971 Wednesday, August 18, 1971 13 ri 'U economics profs criticize price freeze Bv STEVE By STEVE ALLEN ALLEN .. said _ ■ I State Newt Staff Writer first, wage - price controls were an will be administrative nightmare. more unemployment in three pressures will be there when the that once Nixon did this he eliminated aroup of MSU economics He said Britain tried months." controls are removed. This means no the can say is that he was politically of the ^cnrs was basically critical of the controls in the mid wage - price 60s without Officer also predicted that Nixon inflation during the control period, he problem of deficit. a balance of payments motivated. If the policies don't work, dividual ^onomlc policy set forth by success. either will rescind controls before 90 said, but there would be an inflationary Officer wondered, on the other hand, and they won't work, then hell just 5" is f« Se!«id7nt" Fr Nixon Sunday night. 'With wage - price controls," Officer days or will keep them longer. Bruce T. Alien, asst. spurt once the controls are removed. about the wisdom of the 10 per cent blame them on the Democrats." Officer also said he felt the President ability of d that the shifting of the dollar explained, "one does professor of Carl M. Gambs, instructor in tax on imports. standard was a wise and not get economics, agreed with Officer that the may have been motivated to some off adjustment in the economy. economics, said, "I don't think they "Apparently he did it for They put wage price controls the extent by the status of the dollar ry move, but most found fault the economy in a straight - jacket, "It - were a mistake. can hold down inflation with a three - employment effect," Officer said. He internationally. JJh the implementation of wage and controls. when it must instead be constantly was a mistake when people were urging them on President Nixon two month price freeze." Gambs explained that Nixon did not need the "These policies are so contradictory changing. Some firms must expand; observed that the wage - tariff for the sake of balance of in so many ways," Officer said. "He ilwrence H. Officer, professor of others must go bankrupt." years ago; it's still Allen said. a mistake now," price freeze was "the most radical part payments because of the switch off the cuts the government labor force, but economics, said the wage - price "I predict," Officer said, "that if the If the controls are of the package. It may be necessary, gold standard. He also mentioned the calls for an end to unemployment." Controls were "very dangerous. Officer wage - price freeze is successful, there said, then the temporary, Allen same but I'm uneasy about the whole thing. I'm worried about the inequities." possibility of retaliation of other Officer said if he were in the inflationary countries against the 10 per cent tax. President's position, he would have only He added that as a temporary He added that anyone using imports enacted the shift off the gold standard. J measure the controls may have some will find his costs kith PRKE control effect, but he wondered happen when the 90 days what are over. would with create a more higher, and be faced profit squeeze, which may He said that many of the measures taken by the President were Gambs noted that Nixon was a unemployment should insignificant. price importers be forced to lay off workers. For instance, controller before going into the he pointed out the Navy, Most of the MSU economists Consumer costs possibly explaining why he may have thought postponement of action on welfare and the President was politically motivated revenue sharing. individua unsure been against controls for so long. C. C. Killingsworth, University professor of labor relations and in his economic "He (Nixon) policy shift. wants to get re - was "That's phony," he said. "Congress postponing those bills anyway." elected," Allen maintained. "He's under He also said the net effects of the ww laws nanWASH1charg°eNofAmeasu^g in >n j» living costs "SJSSy spokesmen said o"d J!0™"™ With 8 ^/"bined 20 Per cent. ^\untary freeze, and I don't industrial relations, said he hopes the wage - price freeze will break the pressure from a Democratic Monetary and fiscal policy are not Congress. investment tax credit, the cut of every meat nririK ««> eiihioot know the status of such things foreign aid and the increased personal 'Partmem ^e"cf inflationary spiral. He said llfA". b.!°?_U8_e ,r.at f utCSt mont,1,y report perceived as doing something about the to pill minth is as uncertain as most freeze because meat h «i as local property taxes and temporary income tax exemption will be minor. ,s showed the index climbed six license fees," Popkin said. freeze has been needed for economy. The public wants to think he ,eople about how President processed at the packinghouse, tenths of one - In sum, Officer called the President's program) WCII some time. He added that the lixon's wage - price freeze but that a decision remained per cent in Food prices are most subject only is doing something. I think the public policies "awful, inconsistent, ill thought aimed n Jui.^, sharpest rise in 15 thing which he may have done affect the family budget. for Nixon's to sharp price fluctuations at really wants wage and price controls." of, impetuous." "If the President's newly appointed - of thi months. differently would have been to impose The tax assessor was Cost of both wholesale and retail levels Gambs called the President's new indication edge tha Living Council on Nixon's snprini m them earlier. measures are an of the jnd my house last week. I nor j j- policy a "good move politically and attentioi whether such items as raw cent tax suTcharce on'forehrn dePendin<> °n CJ°P» we^her Officer called the shift off the gold bold move " a economic policies of the future, then the election outcome will be «»= st-JSES £?rS?£r5 i .«»„ , standard "Nixon's best move." He said . one of Officer said, "The kindest thing I the less important events facing the U. S. .hether they can raise my allowed to rise in 1972," he concluded. n price at the includes curb item* «c r,.rm.n e"eci 01 l"e P"ze ireeze Mooerty taxes under the store. grocery store. grocery v '. Volkswagens, except for the uncertainty over Japanese which are subject to the freeze ««"•—> . fn,„f think it means that fresh television and radio sets and and which (ommissioner of the Bureau of carrots are exempt but not other foreign - made goods in are not Statistics. canned carrot juice," Popkin its monthly price checks, "The Popkin's job_ is supervising said ii an interview. provisions . . . shall Popkin said. het "monthly Consumer Price The questions are important not But, he said, if Congress charged for raw agricultural apply to the prices i 3 Ddex that measures Index measures tvnical typical because food make? up about grants Nixon's request to Tower _ producte," Nixon said Sunday who i mily living toily living costs. COStS' 22 per cent of the weight of excise taxes on American ,, 1,0 1 n.k— Other onvornmi gove the price index cars, night in announcing the 90 ■ i Austii meaning that could bring living costs ndicated that property taxes Americans spend that day freeze on prices, wages and down. rents ipprently are not frozen and proportion of their budget to One thing appears certain - 1 be raised during e feed their families. Property the price freeze will not The freeze on rents may fail freeze, but the treasury taxes make up nearly one - reduce the current 4.5 per to keep the bureau's index ,.r- said it still is to be third of the over - all 33 per cent annual rise in inflation to from going up if there were lecided whether state sales cent weight of housing costs, - zero during the next few rent increases just before the included^bigger even other major items in the months, although it could slow freeze, Popkin said, living costs index are the rise, incertainty is whether Nixon's transportation, which accounts "First of all, mortgage lemption of raw agricultural for about 14 per cent of the Since rents don't change as interest rates are not subject often as some other items, rroducts applies just at the family budget; clothing, at — oic* also ot at th» the •—*.1.. <« to the freeze, although the they are Priced for the index approximately — 11 cent, only every six months and . . - per administration asked for averaged over the period. Some other items are priced every said it aids the them isked to Nation's teachers caught three cities. months in different Food, however, is priced every month because prices change rapidly. e put the gates in 1968 n middle of wage control scted By the Associated Press districts assumed the President "failed to recognize Uncertainty over the details presidential order covered the seasonal nature of teacher President Nixon's wage and them and some angry reaction ice freeze still was employment." came in from teacher despread Tuesday. association leaders. The head of the Iowa state The nation's two million Education Assn., Walter Galvin, ichers seem to be the Curtis Plott, executive said the wage freeze "will gest single group of workers secretary of the Illinois almost totally insure him lected by the 90 - day Education Assn., said the Nixon of not getting the eeze announced Sunday by teachers' groups would seek teachers' vote in the next President. an exemption, because the election." Because most teachers' infracts call for pay raises 'ective at the start of the hool year in September, ey are caught in the middle the wage freeze which rtends until Nov. 12. But teacher union leaders Michigan d officials across the nation periods, ■press ates but uncertainty over hether the freeze covers ; plates. eir contracts. Govs. Preston Smith of sked an ixas and John West of vays of Carolina said they trol air tended »y to increases go ahead for with their Our Food Is lire the achers. South aUARANTIIb by the Carolina's 28,000 that in •chers were granted a $300 •cement Per • year hike which was motive fective July 1 though ychecks won't be made out »il September. Smith said W his a federal official office the freeze did Steak-Chicken Beef - Fish • Sandwiches " cover pay raises due Sept. »chere StatC emp,oyes and 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw naar Frandor Shopping Cantar ®«t most other school This is a Girl Saver! THE '71 SHAG WIG 4-Day Special s19>s reg. $24.95 AUGUST HOURS: _CLOSED MONDAY * OPEN TUES. - SAT. 10-6 *WED. TIL 9 P.M. Of East Lansing Wednesday, August 18, 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 197] STATE NEWS Can't Put The Car In The Garage? STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 3558255 355-8255 Sell No Longer-Needed Items With A Classified Ad. Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING ly Phil Frank For Rent The State News does A utomotive not permit racial or MERCURY 1962. Automatic, V-8. TV RENTALS Students only. Low BUICK Runs 225 great. 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Call 351-5764. 3-8-23 RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE 1965. p.m. 1-8-18 Apartments Power steering, automatic, new Houses CAMARO 1970. V-8, 4 speed, transmission. Leaving country. FREE RENT for housekeeping or For Rent power steering and brakes, must 355-4117. 3-8-20 Scooters & Cycles $1 par day, until fall. Rooms 355-0802. 1-8-18 FOR SALE sell, sacrifice. 332-5733 after WOODSIDE APARTMENTS 1 » 5:30 pm. 3-8-23 TOYOTA 1 96 7 Corona, 1967 HONDA S90. Helmet, OKEMOS - QUIET bedroom furnished with Animals economical. Best offer. Rick, insurance. Good condition. LARGE 2 bedroom unfurnished, 3 balconies, security locks, Mobile Homes CHEVELLE 1967, 2 door hardtop, 353-1801. Evenings, 351-0069. $140. 337-0060 nights. 2-8-20 bedroom furnished or laundry. Ideal for married automatic, 283. Best offer. ► PERSONAL 5-8-20 unfurnished, spacious lawn, couples or grad students. ED 351-6644. 2-8-18 1971 HONDA CL-350. Excellent away from noise In 10 unit 2-2920, 351-8890. O ► PEANUTS PERSONAL TWO WOLFSBORG snowtires condition. Sissy bar, helmet. building, minutes from campus, ► REAL ESTATE 5.60-15 for Volkswagens $35. $625. 337-2301. 1-8-18 shopping. Graduate students, ONE AND two bedroom TELEPHONE 332-2036. 2-8-20 couples. $175-$225. COUNTRY apartments from $145. 10 - RECREATION CUTLASS 1971, 1959 BSA 650 engine. Recently HOUSE APARTMENTS minutes from MSU. Children ► SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN. 1962. Re-built re-built. Excellent for chopping. 349-0558. 5-8-27 permitted. EAGLE CREST Sharp, power, 353-1696 8-5 pm. 3-8-20 NORTH, 694-8975. 4330 Keller Typing Service Owned by retired engineer. engine, new tires and sunroof. . 489 7753. 6-8-27 No rust. 351-8753. 2-8-20 ONE GIRL needed for apartment Rd., Holt. C TRANSPORTATION SUZUKI SAVAGE 250cc, 21" for fall. $60. 313-367-3233. WANTED VW BUG 1967, $1060. Re-built front wheel, less than 3,000 5-8-27 IDEAL FOR married or grad EDSEL 1959. Collectors' Item. miles. Very nice. $500. 1 students. 220 Cedar Street. DEADLINE Needs 351-7229. work. Make <-8-20 offer. Call engine, 3-8-23 radio. Call 882-2708. 355-8087. 2-8-18 cmmvzws school !' LARGE, FURNISHED 1 or 2 351-2713 or 351-7319. C 1 P.M. one class day before bedroom, plus shower. Also, 2 room/bath. Both private, ONE OR 2 men needed for the publication. coming school year. One bolck 355-2745. 1-8-18 parking. 1214 East Male grads or Kalamazoo. 5-8-27 seniors. from campus. 351-8862. O Cancellations/Corrections — 12 noon one class SUZUKI 1970 Savage. 250 trail day before publication. FORD FAIR LANE Convertible VW 1963. 1966 engine. Clean bike. Well cared for. Helmet. $550. 669-3416. X-8-20 Scooters & Cycles Employment JUST 4 LEFT ONE OR 2 girls needed for the coming school year. One block 1966. 3 speed automatic on the body, engine. Radio, snow tires, 711 BURCHAM ARTS. from campus. 332-4432. O PHONE floor, 390 engine. $300. $450. 482-4915, 355-0197. PART-TIME STUDENT to live with family campus. Work 355-8255 TU2-7912, except weekend. 2-8-20 near Large 2 or 3 man, 1 FORGET THE Mickey Mouse and 4-8-20 : 35 hours/week (child care and bedroom high East Lansing rents. RATES VW BUS 1966. New rings, valves, Barney, 355-8252 or 351-6003. light housekeeping) in exchange apartments. Modern, furnished one-bedroom. MERCURY 1963. V-8, Automatic, nk-shaft and bearings, SUZUKI X-6 1966. Helmets, for room, board, salary. Signing now for Fall at insurance included. $250. 351 3364. 2-8-20 $180 a month. Parking plentiful and privacy power steering and brakes, 2 ismission, brakes. Needs . WORDS I 2 3 4 5 Weekdays: 8-5, 355-7682. guaranteed. $155. 482-5470. door maroon, $75. Parked in t. Call 349-3074 after 5:30 front Phillips Hall. 1-8-18 1-8-18 5-8-27 Auto Service & Parts WANTED: SECRETARY- 5-8-27 101.50 3.00 4.00 5.35 6.50 130 Receptionist for high fidelity .65 3.30 4.40 5.85 7.15 337-7328 143 SCHWINN SUPER Sport. Yellow, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East store. Filing, 50 wpm typing, or 337-0780 POTTER'S PARK near. Efficiency .80 3.60 4.80 6.40 7.80 156 2 months old. After 2 pm. Kalamazoo Street . .. Since 1940. shorthand or good business apartment. $80 and deposit. 131.95 3.90 5.20 6.95 8.45 169 332-5568. $150. 4-8-18 writing. Direct contact with Phone 489-6991 after 5:30 pm. 14 2.10 4.20 5.60 7.45 9.10 Complete auto painting and Head for the Woods! 1969 350 Honda. Excellent collision service. IV 5:0256. C public. Wages according to qualifications. Call for 1-8 18 15 2.25 4.50 6.00 8.00 9.75 16 2.40 4.80 6.40 8.55 10.4020.8 18 1g condition. Must sell. Best offer. ONE AND 2 bedroom apartments, BOB'S AUTO REPAIR 2223 West appointment, 337-2310. 3-8-23 DEWITT: SIX miles North. 3 17i2.55 5.10 6.80 9.10 11.0522 351-5683. 3-8-20 10 minutes from MSU. Ideal for Burcham Woods, that is - a Jolly, Lansing. Tune-ups, Valve spacious 18 2.70 5.40 7.20 960 11.7023.' MAN rooms, furnished. Heat married couple or graduate AND van wanted between 19 2.85 5,70 7.60 jobs, brake, radiator repair, and utilities included. Prefer 10.1512.3524, complex of furnished studio, 3:30-4:00 daily. Phone students. Minutes from shopping, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom YES. .TWO JOHNS transmission repair. 25 years 485-3569, ask for Jim. 3-8-23 single. 669-3211. 3-8-20 drugstore, doctor. On busline to downtown. Elementary school 203.00 I.00 10.6513.0026.9 10 word minimum experience. For the fairest price FOUR MAN. Close to campus. DO YOU need $50 I ess than 1 block. For PER APARTMENT, an extra apartments. in Michigan. Phone 393-6057. a $65/month per man. Call All student ads must be 7-8-27 week? Car necessary. Call, appointment, call 393-0384 or 351-0618 after 7 pm. 3-8-20 489-6561. WALTER NELLER 351-7319 for interview. C prepaid VW GUARANTEED PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. repair. Ample parking Heated pool and balconies too RANDY'S MOBIL. Okemos Road. 349-9620. C I-96 at INSIDE TICKET sales. part time. Good salary. Apply Full and 5-8-23 The State News will be Optional bars responsible only for the NOW LEASING FOR FALL RIVER'S EDGE 1962 BUICK 401 engine. $100. 1031 N. Washington. 5-8-20 FREE FURNISHED bedroom APARTMENT. deluxe, One in small first day's incorrect Excellent condition. Phone LIGHT DELIVERY. Must have apartment building. Ideal for insertion. from $125 per month and 489-1626. S dependable car and know Good».salary. Apply 1031 area. N. ROOMMATE married students. couples or graduate $165/month. Call WATER'S EDGE AT MEL'S* we repair all foreign and American cars. If we can't Washington. 5-8-20 BUSINESS OR 351-5434 or apply 129 Gunson Street. 4-8-18 For Rent marketing major BURCHAM WOODS fix it, it can't be fixed. Call APARTMENTS 332-3255.0 needed contact immediately for public work. The pay is good SERVICE.. MARMAX LARGE THREE bedroor 745 Burcham (Next to Cedar Village) and the experience is furnished. 6 students 4 Man Furnished Apts. 351-3118 See Frank or Jo Anne Aviation tremendous for any resume'. Alio 2 bedroom 4 mar tt'J.AA'i') Please contact my secretary for Close to Berkey at $65. each. All We will match you with if no answer call 484-4014 LEARN TO FLY! Complete flight a personal interview. 372-0047. Air Conditioned included. 1 block to 1050 Water's Edge Dr. training. All courses are compatible roommates. 225 Division. Year lease. Deposit. 332-5141 government and VA certified. Call 332-4432 or see 3-8-23 FRANCIS AVIATION, Airport SUMMER AND part time Frank or Jo Ann at 1050 Road, Call 484-1324. C employment with merchant Water's Edge Dr. (next to LOVELY FURNISHED 2 and | wholesaler. Automobile required. Employment 351-5800. 0-8-9 Cedar Village) Houses $ 165-$ 190/month, plus 349-3604. 0-8-18 u WANTED: LEGAL secretary ; must For Rent LANSING OR East Lansing. One TWO BEDROOMS, unfurnished. EAST LANSING duplex, be accurate, have good bedroom furnished. Large, airy Newly decorated. $150, plus typing bedrooms, 2 baths, rec rot skills. Ability to operate IBM rooms. Air conditioned. utilities. 332-0425, 372-3117. each side. One y TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction magnetic tape. Selectric Beautifully maintained. Suitable 3-8-23 plus utilities. 332-0425. 3-821 guaranteed. Free Idelivery, typewriter desirable. Salary for faculty, grad students, business service and pick - up. No deposit. open. Send detailed resume': people, married couples. Lease. TWO BEDROOM. Large lot, 2 car Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C Box A1, State News. 3-8-18 332-3135 or 882-6549. O garage. Near campus. One child welcome. IV9-0997. 2-8-18 >NLY $9.00/ month. Free LIGHT DELIVERY. Must have deliveries. ONE MAN for four man Cedar SELCO dependable small car and know COUPLE LIVE in and share COMMUNICATIONS TV Village Apartments. Call, area. Good salary. Apply 1031 lovely home with lady, as RENTAL. 372-4948. 351-2286 after 5 pm. 3-8-23 N. Washington. 5-8-27 Q companions. In return couple ONE MALE AVAILABLE TILL September 15. receives salary, food, and STARTING FALL. Men. Cookii INSIDE TICKET sales. Full and Cedar V i I I age 4- man Walking distance to campus. lodging. References. Qualified privileges, utilities paid. Nell part-time. Good salary. Apply . 126 Milford. couples, phone 372-0009. campus. 8-1 pm. 332014S $68/month. 337-2188. 3-8-20 351-2207. 5-8-27 1031 N. Washington. 5-8-27 3-8-20 1-8-18 ONE GIRL. Share room. Very close to campus. $37.50, 332-0415. 2-8-20 Hop aboard the Halstead bus! CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 33. Democracy 1. 34. Walk We'll solve your transportation worries if you live in Bay Colony, Tropical fruit 5. Pilfer 36. Hoist Inn America, Princeton Arms or North Pointe Apartments. (Our other 8. Tennis stroke 38. Deleting six apartments are within healthful walking distance.) Just hop aboard 11. 12 Stampede "Great ^2. ^aze Name ,or A,hena our new maxi-bus for fast transportation to campus. Emancipator" 46. Frigate bird 13. Windmill sail 47. Former nar- With 550 furnished or unfurnished studio, 1 bedroom or 2 bedrooi.i 14. Hodgepodge of Tokyo apartments we know that we can make your campus living more 15. Marvel 17. Dosed enjoyable and comfortable. 19. Corrosive 20. Nervous Call one of our resident managers today! 24. Beard of wheat 26. Burnt, knife 28. Navigate 29. Truth Bay Colony 351-3211 Inn America 337-1621 31. Pile 3 4 T- 6 7 5- 9 ,o Beechwood 351-5986 Princeton Arms 332-8511 2 a % You get plenty of room n 14 1 >2 IS x 13 Delta Arms 332-0563 North Pointe 351-1199 ... % Evergreen Arms 332-8295 University Terrace 332-1822 (and trunk space too] at •7 IB % io 'Ab 2V 22 23 * % Jfe rt 2ft Haslett Arms 351-7662 University Villa 337-2361 Colliitgtoooli i9 % SO 39 31 36 % 32 37 33 M % %¥ MIS1UI MANAGEMENT MODEL OPEN DAILY Fall leases now being accepted, Spartmrnts % 5r %% A3 M 38 39 45 40 41 444 Michigan Avenue ?9in/Qman "(formerly Northwind Apts.) 'g 'UNLIMITED PARKING 3 47 4# East Lansing "DISHWASHERS 46 351-7910 ma" *SHAG CARPETING "BALCONIES i 4o SI $220/4 man «A|R CONDITIONING *AND MUCH MORE 49 % % Call 351-8282 2771 Northwind Dr. (behind Yankee Store) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 18, 1971 15 Student Service Personal Recreation SIX WEEK Kaplan tutoring courses Housing costs up in air DIRECTORY to prepare for BOARD EXAMS now (Continued from page 1) prohibited from increasing add $1,380,000 to the being formed. MCA classes to start August 21 and per cent surtax on most wages or salaries, the University's revenues. September 7. DAT classes start Service foreign imports, the level of University will find its If the implementation of September 8, and LSAT class short-run financial condition the rate increase was economic activity in Michigan delayed college travel bead crafts. • eyes examineb starts September 7. For FOR QUALITY service and stereos, is likely to increase, somewhat improved. until the end of the 90 day information and enrollment call TV's, and recorders. THE The MSU administration office decoupage supplies • glasses collect (313) 851-6077. 8-8-27 STEREO SHOPPE. generating more state revenue freeze, the revenue addition 337-1300. C and trustees would then be would be art and reduced by about reproductions' • contact lens reducing pressure for faced with the question of third. j 30 West Grand River Ave. candle making supplies DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist FREE ... A lesson in complexion GUITAR LESSONS available from budget cuts. where to allocate the funds one MARSHALL MUSIC. Call for The The wage-price-rent freeze 351-6010 Enfield's Incorporated care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan higher education 693 M-43. C6-Optlcal Services or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. appointment. 351-7830. C-8-18 appropriations bill, passed by which would have gone for insures that the University can Okemos. 34S1 ft/in 8218 S. Logan. MERLE the wage and salary increases. continue for the next three 393-42X) NORMAN COSMETICS Senate, is presently in STUDIOS. C TRAFFIC SAFETY term House committee. Among the alternatives months to pay the present BROOKS Imported Cars Any subject. Will paper. available are the retention of rates for basic pav. If the legislature does not operating 3511110 LITTLE ANGELS CO-OP. Still has 351-8753. 2-8 20 the funds for salary and wage reduce appropriations to , Sales and a few increases to be implemented Try us for your next 4 openings for both 3 and 2 MEN'S BIKES. Good colleges and universities from The price of coal and other Service year olds. For at the end styling, razor cut or bob jones paints call information, condition. the levels provided in the of the 90 day goods required to operate the 482-1473 8 8 2-0741 or 393-7536. Days, 353-7868; special cut. 5-8-27 evenings, Senate-passed bill, and MSU is period, increased expenditures University has increased Anoointments available. Grcnd Rim, __65^3436. 5-8-27 for maintenance, equipment, rapidly in recent years. Lansing SUE, I have a free PAINTING, EXTERIOR and or student aid grants and the Perrin said Nixon's checking new washday savings account at a cute little place interior. Low rates. John or Service hiring of additional faculty economic program "adds a bit called Clinton National Bank. 351j8M0._3.8-18 personnel. of confusion" to the asc per load golf driving range Free checks, no service ANN BROWN: The The beet for leu charge Typing and multilith amount of funds University's WRITE-ON. College outline efforts to Special Texas Washer SOc miniature golf and they pay the postage both notes offset printing. Complete service available for these various construct series. All major courses a tentative ways when banking by mail. It's for options will be reduced if the University budget. wendrow's econowash available. Low prices. Also, dissertations, theses, Fairway Golf Range, Grand called a Red Eagle Club lowest prices on manuscripts, general typing. IBM. May residence hall and 3006 Vina St. River Avenue Account and it's for anyone 25 copying, 4c The University budget A few minutes 21 years experience. 349-0850.C b. to I - first 20, 3.5c over 20. Call married housing rate increase cannot be lp.m. i blk. W. of Sa«r« east of MSU. 349-2850. and under. Check it out at is completed until the Clinton National 332-3700, 9-1 pm. 5-8-27 prohibited. legislature Bank PROFESSIONAL passes the higher US 27. 7-8-18 TYPIST. Term Roger Wilkinson, vice education papers, theses. Best appropriations act. For Rent For Sale MCAT AND DAT. Kaplan tutoring Typing Service 351-4619. X-20-8-18 rates. Call president for business finance, said in May that the meet Sept. and The trustees are scheduled to For Sale course now being formed. Starting 9 to approve a increased housing rates would budget. vERY bedroom, NICE. 3-4 man, 2 living room complex, SEWING MACHINE Clearance in collect. August. Call X-13-8-27 (313) 851-6077 SAVE SAVE SAVE Transportation cooking, private entrance, Sale. Brand new portables — Mobile Homes Xerox copying - offset - best I1*B WHAT'S d $49.95, $5.00 per month. Large RIDER WANTED. Austin, Texas. parking, utilities. $200/month DAY CARE CENTER quality at reasonable prices. selection of reconditioned August 20. Share expenses. Ed, 332-4709. 6-8-27 used WINDSOR 10'x55'^ THE COPY SHOPPE, 541 East w tip-out, two 355-7910. 2-8-18 machines. Singers, Grand River. Phone 332-4222. Whites, bedroom, air conditioned, of Married Student Activities SINGLE, CLEAN quiet room. Fine Necchis, New Home & C-8-20 "Many carpeted, shed. Ten minutes location. Graduate male Others." $19.95 to $39.95. from campus. preferred. IV2-8304. 3-8-18 Terms. EDWARDS 5-8-27 Call 372-5229. has several openings for Wanted COMPLETE THESES service. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, children 2V4 — 5 yrs. Fall Discount printing, IBM 1115 North typing and 489-6448. C Washington' 1965 1 2'x46' Star. Mostly term in both morning & binding of theses, resumes, BLOOD DONORS needed.$7.50 for ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. will furnished. Must be moved. afternoon all positive. A negative, B Freda Morris, asst. professor of groups. For publications. Across from campus, negative have a lawyer available from 1 to medical $2350 or best offer. 676-1345. psychology at UCLA, will TV SETS. Sony, 2-8-20 application, Phone corner M.A.C. and Grand River, and AB negative, $10.00. O 5 p.m. every Wednesday during speak and give a demonstration on 351 2029. 3-8-23 Panasonic, Zenith 353-5154 below Jones negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN summer term. Those wishing an Color portables and consoles. Stationary Shop. Call hyponosis at 9:30 tonight in the COPYGRAPH COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, appointment are asked to check West Wilson auditorium. STEREO COMPONENTS. PARKWOOD 1970, 12'x60' on SERVICES, 100MS. MEN. 1147 and 1153 Sony HAIR CUT the way you want it. 337-1666. C 507% East Grand River, East with the ASMSU business office, reel to reel lot. Skirted, 2 307 B Student Frye Street. Reasonable rates. tapedeck, Ampex bedroom, fully UNION BUILDING Lansing. Above the new Campus Services Bldg., or The Soaring Club will hold its BARBER call 3SS-8266. There will Refrigerator and parking cassette recorder. We Buy, Sell, furnished, like new. Phone SHOP. C-8-18 Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 be a regularly scheduled meeting at and Trade. 372-4030. 2-8-20 PROFESSIONAL nominal $3 charge for service. 7:30 tonight in 30 Union. available. Now and fall. WILCOX THESIS p.m., Monday, Thursday and 882-5791. 5-8-27 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Friday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1 There will be a public open PREPARATION light Michigan, 485-4391, 8 am-5 pm, 1970 RICHARDSON 12' x 60', Real Estate P.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183.C night from 9 to 11 p.m. Saturday scheduled for 8:30 walk Monday thru Saturday. C skirted, shed, furnished, on lot. at the MSU Observatory. Children p.m. Friday URL DESIRES own bedroom in under weather permitting. Those wishing Call 349-9438 after 5:30 $5500. Near campus. 676-2912. THREE LARGE A FARM age 13 should be .. bedrooms, plus with 3 or more accompanied by adult with at to participate should meet Katliy 3-8-23 2-8-20 den, fireplace, rec an Skurski in the Natural Resources USED FURNITURE room, 3 full bedrooms, and a heated out least adult for Flea Fair: one each three 314 East baths, porch and sundeck, building. Or a house semi children. Building parking lot. The walk Michigan. Dishes, 1968 TWO bedroom. Rembrandt. fenced Complete Priftsilssal Thesis Sirilct Isr - will be through Baker Woodlot. EN: ROOMS for fall, across books, coins, antiques, rockers, yard, brick. Close to Master's ail Osctsral Candidates. Free secluded, with 3 or more 12' x 50'. $3500. On nice lake The Union from campus. Stereo, color TV, junk. Bargain Hunters Paradise. campus. 6 54% mortgage. Irsckire aid Csisiltaties. Please Call bedrooms and heated garage or Duplicate Bridge lot. 641-6601. 7-8-27 337-0237. 2-8-20 Club will hold a novice game at A bird and nature walk has 351-1420 ask for Mr. Best. Open Saturday and Cim 1*4 Paria Ma«kt| 337 1527 sr I27 2SN out building. Within 15 miles Sunday. from MSU. Pets allowed. 7:15 Wednesday in the Union. been scheduled for 7 a.m. Sunday 58-27 Furniture and appliances open Up to Location will be in the LAKE VIEW lots. Available posted on the Baker Woodlot. Interested all week. now. HOME, SWEET home is 4965 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. $325 monthly. Call 351-3067 10 a.m. - 6 p.m Activities board and all players persons should meet Siah St. Clair Phone 371-2843. O 8', 10', 12' wide. 10 minutes to Sioux Way, Ottawa Hills. No job too large or too sms or 351-9317 between 10 a.m. in the Nautral Resources with less than 20 masterpoints are For Sale campus. PARK LAKE MOBILE Located Block off campus. 332-3255. C and 8 p.m. 1-8-18 welcome. parking lot. Building HOME near MSU, and COURT. 641-6601. Meridian Mall, has 3 bedrooms, DINING ROOM tabie with GUITAR, FENDER 7-8-27 Mustang and extension leaf and 4 breezeway, full basement, 2 car Fender Bassman Amp. Must matching garage on chairs. 422 M.A.C. Ave. a beautifully sell. $250. 332-6471. 2-8-20 1966 STAR mobile home 12x50. landscaped lot with trees and 337-1215. 3-8-23 Enjoy all the Front kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shrubs. Take a drive by and furnished. Must be moved. Call call for an WATERBED HEATERS. UL listed appointment many CHECK 641-4284. 10-8-18 372-7610, Mrs. $35. REBIRTH, 309 North Robinson, LEONARD WHOLESALE'S Advance Realty Washington, or 485-3045. Lansing. 489-6168. 2-8-20 LOW PRICES ON ROYCRAFT 12'x51', carpeted, skirted, appliances, partially FINE JEWELRY Diamonds PING PONG tables, $9.95. We buy furnished. After 6:30 pm. Recreation sell 482-6485. 2-8-20 luxuries of life most anything. ABC EUROPE. $149 round trip. Jet. SECONDHAND STORE. 1208 Choose from hundreds of GENERAL 1961 10'x50' with Air. Christmas break, Hawaii, modern styles, all diamonds Turner. C. expando. Partially furnished. Spain, $249. Call Frank Buck, carry a 30 day satisfaction Good condition. $2195. Phone 351-8604. 7-8-27 money back guarantee. 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, 485-9664 after 6 pm. 3-8-18 canisters and uprights. Guaranteed COMPONENT SYSTEMS JUNIORS one full year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING TRAVELO, 12'x60', expando, COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. carpeting, draperies, air conditioned. Nice yard. Near Opposite City Market. C. New Ruling at CEDAR GREENS campus. 351-1194. 5-8-23 GUITAR AND amp. Fender Jaguar Guitar and / or Pro - Reverb MUM 309 N. amp. Both one year old and in excellent condition. Must sell. Call 313-632-7191. 4-8-20 Lost & Found LOST: BROWN and White mixed You can live in now an Washington off-campus OOD PRICE: Lansing J Antique chest, Animals breed puppy: 351-3691. 3-8-23 LOST: BLACK Please call. female cat with apartment (like a swimming pool, air-conditioning, Wicker chest, 2 Broadloom large window fan. 351-8608. rugs, IRISH SETTER puppies. AKC. white paws and white patch RIVER'S EDGE balconies and much, much more. Gentle, for pets, hunting, or below chin. Wearing blue collar 3-8-23 show. ORE FUN in the Reasonably priced. Okemos, 349-0255. B-2-8-20 with Poplars. bell. Lost near Warren's $22 reward. 351-3601. WATER'S EDGE sun, with sun 3-8-23 shades. OPTICAL 2615 East Michigan DISCOUNT Avenue. OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog puppies. $250 each. For information APARTMENTS 372-7409. C-8-20 'call, 393-5919. 5-8-20 Peanuts Personal LOR TV. 1050 Water's Edge Dr. Olympic, large s FROM WHERE you sit, check the console. Best offer. F0" S^'-ESPOyVSR, try (next to Cedar Village) 355-3031. 3-8-20 better jobs in today's Classified ' 332-4432 OlAROID 340 Land Camera, 1V4 . u 'able. Reasonable. LAMP tables, Both with cocktail drawers. IV5-3083. 1-8-18 TOYOTA Corolla 1600 K|Wker S, ROSSIGNOLbinding, 102. 207 used 4 cm. times. 1-?18° 26 435 MAC" Ave" VELLOW three speed „ke' baby seat, basket, Reasonable. 355-8026. 1-8-18 AuTnERB!D FRAMES, $35 and w „ "BIRTH, 309 North C-8-l89t°n' L8nsin9' 489-6168. flRI headphones. 2000, KLH, Garrard 72B $400. Call 355-6167. S-5-8-23 carried students & faculty 1135 Michigan Ave. 351-8631 knob hill (right next to Brody Complex) apartments 1600cc Brakes • 103 HP Hemi Engine (runs Reclining Bucket Seats • on regular gas) Power Disc Perforated Vinyl Upholstery CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now 349-4700 leasing student and married couples units. These Tinted Glass on All Window. • White Wall Belted Tires • Nylon spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a °NnN 1 by~ 7appointment AY pm Mon-SBt- Carpeting All Standard, Plus Many More Luxury Features garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking only 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 bedroom, - any problems. If you want to be ba,hs"4 among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $17500 $80/month per man. MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MARINA NYLANDER, 1-6 *h&!4 3 bedroom. WHEELS TOYOTA INC. twelve month leases available. p.m, 351-8631 or 484 3494. Nine and $185°° 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. nine? .OKEMOS RQAn rd- on north 5 Blocks west of Frandor MANA GEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: Alco Management Company Wednesday, August 18, ]97l 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan (Continued from page 1) Congress commissions will be allowed to grant rate increases but the this year he, chairman Wilbur D. Mills, D - Ark., of the Means Committee hearings on the tax program scheduled to to Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns, who sat in cooperate present but for the long run." Byrnes has been a principal who held that point of view. Others sitting in session included Vice on th I Presinl ? I days could be a make - or - Spiro T. Agnew dent| break period" for the freeze, increases cannot take effect Ways and Means Committee begin when Congress on the meeting, said in a advocate within government Byrnes said, according to rv however. until the freeze Expires. and Secretary of the Treasury reconvenes Sept. 8 probably statement relayed through circles of a strong policy on Ziegler, that in the wake of Paul W. McCracken, cS'l In other economic *Sen. William Proxmire, D - John B. Connally had could be concluded in about Ziegler: wages and prices. Nixon's the decision to let the value of the dollar float in relation to or the Economic President's Advisers, fcou„';l Geo*.I developments: Wis., chairman of the Joint indicated that if any such 10 days and the committee "Every one of us can be action Sunday in decreeing a P. Schultz, and *A treasury spokesman said Economic Committee, said the action were taken the effective could move promptly more confident about the 90 - day freeze along with the other currencies, the process of Office of director of tPl an "initial decision" has been real test of Nixon's program date should be put back to thereafter in shaping the prospects of the American other economic measures was rebuilding the world monetary Management will be if wages and prices are considered a victory for those system has already begun. Budget. made to delay an increase in April 1, 1971. The reason for legislation. economy not only for the third class mail rates scheduled held down after the 90 days this was not to discourage for Sept. 15 until the 90 - day are up. "It would be a cruel businesses from going ahead freeze expires. blow if inflation resumed at promptly with placing orders *The Treasury said the same rampant pace the moment the freeze is lifted," for new equipment. Byrnes said he regards the BIG FOUR IN BERLIN legislation to repeal the 7 per cent excise tax on new Proxmire said. April 1 date as a commitment automobiles may provide for *The Commerce Dept. and that he personally is in refunds of the tax to those who acts buy cars before Congress on the repealer, retroactive to Aug. 15. reported private housing starts set reached a record in July when they an annual rate of 2,218,000 dwelling units. favor of honoring it. Byrnes also said there had been some questions raised as to why interest rates were not Talks reach BERLIN (AP) - The Big The Soviet ambassador to no the air of the visible accord Russian having Washington with Secretary of guarantee for free access to! "Tuition and fee increases Talking with reporters after frozen along with wages, prices Four talks on easing tension in East Germany, Pjotr tossed the ball to Rush and State William P. Rogers, was isolated West Berlin a limited West German previously announced by the White House conference, and rents. He said the and around Berlin appeared Abrassimov, will be chairman his British and French asked if Rogers had appeared ties! between West German colleges and private schools for Byrnes said he personally difficulty was that an interest nearing their conclusion for that 32nd meeting in the colleagues after they sent him optimistic about a Berlin and! semester opening in favors one change in Nixon's agreement. The mayor replied West Berlin, the ceiling tends to become a floor Tuesday but without visible 17 - month dialog, and he scurrying to East Berlin for that the word optimistic had economic matters, particularly j„| September will be permitted to proposal for a 10 per cent and that, since there have been sign that an agreement on predicted to newsmen: instructions from Moscow on along with! take effect as scheduled, under investment tax credit. some indications in the past essential .. matters had been "Probably I will be able to say Monday. been overburdened of late in West German representation ofl The President's outline calls few days of a downward trend reached. Wednesday." He spoke Usually talkative West connection with the talks. West Berlin abroad. a ruling by Secretary of the more for the credit to be available in interest rates, it would The ambassadors to divided of progress in the Tuesday German sources in Berlin were Schuetz appeared sobered by Treasury John B. Connally. *The Pentagon said the $2.4 on equipment put in service appear better not to intervene Germany — from the United session. cautious and close - mouthed. his conference with Rogers, billion military pay increase after Aug. 15, 1971. with legislation. States, Britain, France and the The American envoy, The Bonn government wants a the Americans evidently scheduled for Oct. 1 may be But Byrnes recalled that "Hopefully, this whole Soviet Union — scheduled their Kenneth Rush, before leaving Berlin agreement so it can standing pat on their basic when the possibility of such a operation will create a sixth meeting in nine days for for an overnight stay in Bonn, ratify its treaty of demands. delayed until after Nov. 12. *State public utility credit was discussed publicly situation where some lowering this morning in West Berlin's said no one knew yet "if and nonaggression with Moscow. For the West, two things are will take place," Byrnes said. Allied Control Council when we will finish." Mayor Klaus Schuetz, just understood to be primary: a Byrnes said the Ways and building. The latest developments had back from a meeting in Russian, not East_GermanJ Dollar holds firm to (Continued from page 1) draw close together in the undersecretary Treasury, meanwhile wound up his two-day of the visit to THRIF-T-MART BRINGS YOU monetary field. London and Paris to explain After the committee meeting, Nixon's new monetary Italian delegate told DISCOUNT PRICES an newsmen: "It's a moment to policies. In Paris he conferred with do something for Europe, not Finance Minister Valery just for our individual Giscard countries." d'Estaing and then with Edwin Stopper, president "The six of us must get of the Swiss National Bank. together — and the seven, He wound up by meeting too," said Pietro Micone, with Emile Van Lennep, director-general of the Italian treasury. He was referring to secretary-general of the Britain who wants to join the Organization for European Economic cooperation and Common Market. PICNICSs 29 The six appeared to be Development. In a move that could head moving toward firmer links off a betwtcs their jwn currencies Japanese-U.S. monetary while allowing them to float confrontation, Finance Minister E. J. Benson of jointly in relation to the dollar and other money. This Canada, chairman of the would lessen the impact of a so-called Group of Ten, is cheaper dollar. expected to call a meeting of these ProTen Peet's Whole, 13 Pound Average Made by Falarski n o n Co mmunist Standing Beef West Europeans speculate - industrial nations before the along these lines: to Nixon cut the dollar's ties end gold in an effort to force purpo j would be to of September. The make HI-STYLE RING Japan and some West international currency European countries — such as West flexible. more HAMS S9C BOLOGNA 59c Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands — to let the value of their currencies float up in relation to the dollar. State puzzled PORK CHOPS i-v 78' This would make exports (Continued from page 1) from those countries more $535 million welfare budget expensive in dollar terms and bill. slow the flood of their goods When it broke for dinner, into the United States. It the House had piled up several would also permit U.S. hours of heated debate on the exports to compete on more controversial bill. A vote was even terms in world markets. expected to come late Tuesday Japanese leaders stated night on the proposal that formally Tuesday they would may raise social services resist Nixon's moves. They spending $115 million over last STORE HOURS : SAVE 34' said Japan had no intention year's appropriation. 7 A.M. 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