Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATI TATE NEWS Volume 65 Number 1 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 21, 1972 New York results delayed, '72 primary season ends NEW YORK (AP) — New York the New York delegation unlikely to hoped to swell their count past the the New York primary put McGovern Democrats awarded their presidential be clear until later in the week. 200 mark. at 1,077.3. Humphrey had 389.3, Gov. nominating votes Tuesday in the finale McGovern set as his target a After New York, only 42 delegates of the 1972 minimum of 200 of the 278 New York George C. Wallace of Alabama 376, primary season, and Sen. remain to be selected. McGovern Muskie 229.05. There were 508.4 George McGovern hoped their verdict delegates to the national convention, lieutenants hoped to pry loose enough would put him within reach of first uncommitted delegates. all but 30 of them to be elected in the ballot - delegates now uncommitted or aligned While New York was voting, nomination for the White primary. with Muskie to assemble a first - ballot Indiana's Democratic Convention House. The rest of the delegates will be majority before the Democrats apportioned 19 at - large delegates The New York chosen balloting represents Saturday by the state convene in Miami Beach on July 10. among the candidates. McGovern the last of 23 Democratic committee, guided by the presidential primaries. The New York delegates were picked up five of them even though he McGovern is the only major candidate primary outcome. apportioned among 39 congressional was not entered in the state's May 2 active in the contest. "I think we're going to do well," districts, and the ballot listed only the primary, Real The polls opened outside New York City at noon, to close at 9 p.m. In the McGovern said. "Before the final is in, well get at least 200 votes." tally names of the delegate candidates, not which Humphrey won. the presidential contenders they city, the polling hours were 3 p.m. to He had 41 for sure, unopposed, and support. ,t least the picture is right side up. This glider, 10 p.m. piloted by at least 39 more in congressional McGovern said that could confuse Michael Gropp, 18, of Regina, and got entangled in telegraph wires just outside of was forced down by high winds Regina and In view of the hours and a confusing primary system, a long complex districts in which his supporters were opposed only by slates whose leaders some His voters and cost him support. campaign organization used Dem chief count in prospect to determine have endorsed him. J Gropp escaped without injury. AP Wirephoto the was outcome, with the exact lineup of McGovern's campaign strategists printed cards, newspaper advertising and canvassers in a costly campaign to identify for the voters the delegates sues GOP Ifails to meet requests who favor McGovern. Candidates who support his nomination were entered in all but two of the 39 congressional districts. committee U' More than 80 delegates who favored officials WASHINGTON (AP) — Calling the Muskie testify were on the ballot, most of break - in at the Democratic National them in suburban Long Island and Committee headquarters a "blatant act Buffalo area districts. of political espionage," party Humphrey had no slate, no Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien sued By RAY ANDERSON Rep. William R. Copeland, House at the faculty. campaign, and only a handful of the Committee for the Reelection of The Senate - passed living increase that amounted to declared State News Staff Writer appropriations chairman, said the version includes a $1 million reduction $3.1 supporters on the ballot. the President and others Tuesday for million. McGovem strategists acknowledged $1 million. committee will discuss the bill over last year's budget in today faculty The individual medical that had Humphrey chosen to do I President Wharton and other but hinted that there could salary. A spokesman for the Senate school's The civil suit, filed in U.S. District very likely increases were: $119,000 for ■University officials testified before the be a further reduction. political battle in New York by filing a Court, contends that the break - in Appropriations Committee said the operation and renovation of Fee Hall delegate slate and campaigning for it, ■House Appropriation Committee Ballard was reluctant to discuss cut was made because the Saturday was an invasion of privacy faculty had for the medical school's their man might be in trouble. ■Tuesday' against a Senate - passed MSlTs portion of the bill at this use; $500,000 and that the Democrats' civil early been spending less time teaching then for expansion of the MD In Albany and some New York rights jwrsion of the higher education stage, but said: "Clearly we are not program by City were violated. doing research. 54 students; $494,000 for expansion districts, 47 candidates favoring Rep. O'Brien said also ■package that was $8 million less than happy with the bill as it passed the The only program gains over last of the Doctor of the alleged ■the University's original request. Senate. I can't begin to tell you what Osteopathy School to Shirley Chisholm, and uncommitted attempt to plant bugging devices year's budget went to the medical include 64 additional students; and entries, provided the chief opposition 1 The hearing produced no concrete might happen if the Senate bill was schools. Another $380,000 increase during the break - in was in violation $312,000 for library acquisition for to McGovem supporters. of laws against wiretapping. pins, but Elliot Ballard, assistant to signed by the governor, but you can be was given to the University for grants the medical schools. New York also chose congressional he president, expressed hope that tl.e damn sure a lot of maintenance work Five men, including James for economically W. se would augment what appears to that has been postponed will continue disadvantaged Total state appropriations for MSU candidates, two of them in races McCord, chief security officer for both students. between Democratic incumbents put the Republican National Committee e the UnivUBlty's third to be postponed." under the proposed bill are straight The majority of the 8.9 per cent into competition by reapportionment. and the committee in sterity budget. The biggest budget cut was directed budget hike was absorbed by $69,739,000, which Is an 8.9 per cent In charge of a cost of Manhattan, Rep. Bella Abzug President Nixon's increase over the 1971 - 72 fiscal year re - election faced Rep. William F. Ryan. budget. campaign, were arrested Saturday at In the Bronx, Reps. Jonathan the Democratic national The MSU Agricultural Experiment headquarters Louncil expected to reduce Station budget was increased 6.3 per cent to $6 million, while the MSU Bingham and James Scheuer opposed each other for nomination to stay in the House. in the Watergate complex. announced Both Monday apartment GOP - hotel committees that McCord has Cooperative Extension Service budget The Associated Press count of been fired. was increased to $5.2 million, a 7.5 (fine Democratic delegate strength entering O'Brien said the Committee to Re - ! An ordinance for pot possession to $5 calling for a minimum per cent raise over last year. The total higher education package for fiscal year 1972 - 73, as passed by Fee refund elect the President is complaint to divulge its requested in the open its records and exact ties with McCord. It penalty for use or • Research and report on the the Senate, was $341,554,000. The Students who do wants listed all payments made to Ifine of $5 for use or possession of second offense would cost not wish to read an medical, legal, social and psychological governor had originally requested the State News McCord and reasons for them. ■marijuana in East Lansing individual $10 and a third or any or use its services may was passed effects of drug use. $410 million, which included an $81 Former Atty. Gen. John N. Iby the City Council receive a refund of the $1 fee by Tuesday on a 4 - 1 subsequent offense would be •Participate in area probation or million package for MSU and its Mitchell, chairman of the Committee Hiote. punishable by a $100 fine. correctional programs. extensions. The most notable loss to bringing their fee receipt cards to the for the Re - election of the State News President, I Although at least one council But options to the fine were •Submit to a public or private all state supported schools was in business office, 345 said the lawsuit "represents another included in Colburn's proposed faculty wages. Student Services Bldg., by June 30. ■member had indicated earlier in the community mental health program for (Continued on page 17) ordinance. These would permit the |d>y the vote could have been personal counseling. ■unanimous, that judge to levy a judgement best suited The last alternative could be used was in the expected to individual circumstances. only ■teence of Councilman Robert upon the request or advice of a Wilcox, The district court may request the mental or medical health agency. ■>to was present for the vote. offender to: The proposed ordinance also J I'm to be The ordinance calls for a graduated • Participate in community established, ranging from $5 programs. (Continued on page 17) | to $100. By RAY ANDERSON J■ttpected The East State News Staff Writer Lansing City Council was Tuesday to reduce the August dr ■punishment for use or ■Barijuana to a $5 fine for first offense, ■tot students who reside on campus possession of will reach 75 l®ist continue to beware. East Lansing the ceiling for this year. No draft calls WASHINGTON (AP) - Selective issued the first three months of ■ordinances have no jurisdiction over were Service announced Tuesday that 8,900 the year. ■"n campus, where ordinances are men with lottery numbers up through The April, May, June callup totaled ^proved I The city by the board of trustees. 75 will be called in August, raising the 15,000 and 7,200 were sent notices to ordinance, which was ■introduced callup ceiling from No. 50 set for July. report next month. by City Councilman At the same time the acting draft Those being drafted are mainly men ■George Colbum at the June 6 Council director, Byron Pepitone, indicated born in 1952 who are classified 1A, ■meeting, would provide a graduated that the draft will not reach beyond 1AO and 10. No. 100 this year and it is unlikely to A 1A is a man available for military reach that number next year. service. A 1AO is a conscientious Publication Those to be called in August will get objector willing to go into the military Rivalsi in Sen their notices in the mail starting July J onday, ■ The State News will publish 3. for noncombat duty. An 10 is a conscientious objector who must serve Democratic Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley formally announced that he would be a candidate for Wednesday and Friday until The August call will bring the total the U.S. Senate seat B1" term. Summer compensating two-years duty in public now held by Sen. Robert Griffin. Here Kelley comes face • to - face with delivery to drafted in 1972 to 31,100, passing the service in a civilian role. ■ "iversity married Griffin during a joint appearance at the annual meeting of the Michigan Associated Press m\ slots. housing will be via halfway mark to the 50,000 Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird has set as (Continued Editorial Assn. See story, page three. AP Wirephoto on page 17) Probe into ot-large Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president become directly involved in appeals nominations committee, disagreed, of black students lived. Other BV LINDA WERFELMAN Reinoehl, Academic Governance an sources State News Staff Writer Committee chairman. for student affairs, agreed that a process. arguing that "our elections were charged that some polls closed after a review of the elections procedure was "I wouldn't give that election the legitimate, we had a good turnout and large number of black students had The second at - large election, which dignity of challenge. I don't think it I haven't received any appeals from voted. IwT Steerin8 Committee L emic Council Monday of the was held June 2, was accompanied by charges of improper procedure. necessary. "It should define the role of the a should be appealed; I think it should any candidates." Best said he knew nothing about requested Committee on Academic Governance be investigated. It was just short of Though Best announced that a total this charge, adding "that's not too tlle Academic Governance "It also has become apparent during of 4,253 ballots had been cast, the im ®mittee create the first months in which students and determine what, if any, role the being fraudulent," Buckner said. cool a statement to make." a task force to "There should Uct a have been voting members of the Student Affairs Office ought to play in be a thorough figure was obtained by counting each The source also suggested that poll "comprehensive review" of investigation by a thorough and vote ballot, Buckner said. lures used in Academic Council, that additional this," he said. "By fall we need to as one workers had been paid for more hours electing student at - come up with a clearly defined set of impartial source — anyone not on the James T. Bonnen, member of the than they had worked. "Even if all 10 Members of Academic Council, procedures may be necessary to insure nominations committee. If procedures." anyone Steering Committee, said the actual polling places were open eight hours, lii c<>nfusion and controversy appropriate student representation and wants to take up the cause, that's fine. I involvement," the letter said. We Harold Buckner, ASMSU chairman figure of 545 ballots was similar to the which they weren't, and even if they Ude'"t» at surrounded the first two would like the task force to consider and member of the student I will cooperate with anybody, but I'm number cast in the first at - large had three people working at each, - large elections" prompted nominations committee, questioned not starting anything. It's all out of election last November. which they didn't, that would only i luest for the review, Gordon E. the possibility of establishing my hands," he said. Buckner claimed thai polls were come to 240 man the procedures and results of the hours," the source procedures to expedite - I Display Advertising executive vice president, to Graff charged. "We (gay 353-6400 Secretary of Denfese Melvin ft. Laird said place a banner reading "Gay grant permission to use the unregistered stock in orl Business Office 355-3447 liberation) have always gone Tuesday the Soviets could overtake tH£ United Photographic 355-8311 Pride Week" at the posts outside of Campbell through the proper to save taxes for f States in both numbers and University entrance on Hall. conglomerate. accuracy of missile Campus Information 353-8700 Abbott Road. University procedures and That deal involJ warheads under a new testing program begun since "We asked her why For any activity regulations — this is the first financial arrangemefl to be permission had been denied time we have ever had any the signing of the U.S. - Soviet arms limitation between the New Y( and she said whenever there trouble." agreement. is a question as to what is investment company i Mary Sharp, East Lansing Mediobanca to dispose! In an appearance before the Senate Armed joing to be on the poster City council member and Hartford Fire Insurafl Services Committee, Laird said he would asst. director of MSU Equal recommend rejection of the treaty limiting both NEJAC TV Opportunity Programs Stock prior to the the two merge^ companies. superpowers to two antimissile systems each if and (EOP), said the secretary was The stock asked to check into the Congress refused to continue development of the STEREO RENTALS matter and report back to unregistered, the suit si In a separate action, I new long-rarge missile - firing Trident submarine and free the board. SEC announced that I B1 advanced bomber. delivery, service "We will write a formal and two subsidiaril and letter to the University — Hamilton Managem® SAVE this is the normal course of pick - up Corp. and ITT Varia investigation," Sharp said. Indo-Pak line flares Although Breslin was Annuity Insurance C ONLY... unavailable for comment, a principal underwriters I advisers to mutual ful $23 per quarter source close to both men Pakistan has claimed three persons were killed $9.50 per month said: have applied fori and 13 wounded by firing during what it said were Call exemption from the r Nejac "Mr. Keesler usually OKs which could keep the ( Indian violations of the cease - fire line in things like this. On this -637 - 1300 occasion he checked with companies from dol Kashmir. business because of p Mr. Breslin." The government said Monday a strong injunction. protest had been sent through the Swiss Embassy to India, with which Pakistan has severed diplomatic relations. with According to the Pakistani statement, Indians violated the cease - fire 44 times between June 1- 12 by intruding into territory controlled by Pakistan, firing automatic weapons, digging trenches and constructing bunkers. USED U.S. plans outdoor lab The government announced Tuesday the site for the nation's first environmental research park - 200,000 acres of pine forests and swamplands in South Carolina surrounding the nation's major hydrogen bomb materials production facility. A New Camper's The site is designed to outdoor laboratory where provide a "protected long - term projects can textbooks As Near As be set up to answer questions about man's impact on the natural environment," the Atomic Energy Commission said. Your Credit Union The site, lying includes swampland, pine forests, along the Savannah River, at an old town site, a large With experienced advice and man - made lake, fields, streams and a low-cost loan from your MSU watersheds. Employees Credit Union, you've got everything you'll need to travel and camp in comfort. And with a credit union loan you get life Insurance at no GIBSONS Wallace still improving {additional cost. Best of all, you can repay your loan the convenient credit union way - by payroll deduction. Your credit union wants you to get the most out of life. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace continued to you've got the time, we've got the make good progress Tuesday money for all your recreational following Sunday's needs. Give us a call or stop by soon. surgery for the removal of the bullet lodged in his spina) canal. He resumed physical therapy exercises and was able to sit up in bed for the first time. 1 Block West of the Union Bldg. MSU His doctors even hinted they may have seen EMPLOYEES some slight, still - unappraised movement in at least 128 West Grand River 600 E. Crescent Dr. one of his stricken legs which has been left at least • Open 9:30 -5:30 Monday thru Friday temporarily paralyzed by the slug. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 21, 1972 3 ASKS NEW CONSTITUTION Irish leader stresses NEW Ireland's YORK chief (AP) executive - by agreement independence, an Ireland in in with one issue that bothers the Northern unity Catholic, is also heir to the fully into the United says he is willing to have his a friendly relationship with Protestants, nonsectarian principles of Kingdom would be their feeling that the Dublin country's 1937 constitution Britain," Lynch writes. republicanism," he disastrous," he adds. "A regime in the south and its substantial minority in the replaced by a new one if The head of the Dublin laws tend to be dominated that north would permanently would lead to the government says Britain by the wishes of the Roman With the sharp upsurge in resist it with the support of emergence of a "new should correct the mistakes Catholic Church. He said, in violence in recent times, the great majority of the Ireland" united in that produced today's fact, it had been ironic that Britain last March people in Ireland." independence. situation and commit itself the south came to suspended the north's Britain This to reconciliation should work proposal is put so independence with the Parliament and assumed forward by Prime Minister toward a real settlement negotiations on unity can reputation of a "Catholic" Jack direct reponsibility for that avoids imposing unity Lynch in Foreign take place. He says a united republic, because the governing. by force but offers "positive Affairs, the quarterly of the Ireland should not be one republican tradition "had Council with the south taking ovA and direct on Foreign been explicitly nonsectarian encouragement Relations. Since it gets at and assimilating the north, Lynch feels this decision to unity, accepting that the in its origin. And some roots of suspicion however. many of was positive, but only fears of a community of less its most prominent leaders between Northern Ireland's "There preliminary to a solution, than one million should not should be for over a century had been dominant Protestants and rather than a solution in stand permanently in the negotiation," he writes, Some sp minority Roman Catholics, it "but it should be about a new Ireland." Protestants." "The independent Irish itself. "I consider that way of reconciliation" between all the people of could open a door to any State, while most of its ■ Bill McClanahan, Dallas, Tex., glancod at his bedside table one nightit ru,«„ fruitful negotiations on the This "new" Ireland, he attempt to follow it up by Britain and Ireland, Lynch recently only to future of the violence population is Roman integrating Northern Ireland says. ■meet what appeared to be a wakeful stare from his own glasses. The illusion was - torn suggests, should have a new north. constitution which "must ■created by the reflection of a lamp above the glasses. "I consider that the reflect the values and meet AP only Wirephoto solution is an Ireland united the legitimate interests of all sections of its population." "The 1937 constitution as it stands in not suitable Men's Suit and Sport Coa [elley announce for a new Ireland," Lynch says. "My own view is that it would be better to regard the new Ireland as an SALE entirely new political entity Entire Suit Stock for U.S. Senate By UNITKD PRESS including himself, which seat which should work out and enact for itself its own constitution. I do not say this because of reluctance to NOW 88" them." consider the INTERNATIONAL endorsed busing as a statement, Kelley said he changes Griffin has refused to say necessary for a new Ireland, Sport Coats "limited tool" was "never will attempt to "build a how he will vote on the but on the contrary because I Democratic Atty. Gen. intended to coalition of the ignored, the imply abortion issue. I believe that a fresh start J. Kelley capped endorsement of massive frustrated, and the unheard Kelley also said he is could be a better the people who have NOW 34" 39" 99" — (s of political planning cross • district busing. That opposed to unconditional approach." always wound up with no |oesday by formally was in the context of using amnesty for draft dodgers, a one caring about them." Lynch deals delicately ouncing as a candidate it in a single school district principle endorsed by the AND UP L the U.S. Senate. limited tool. I have Democratic state ■ Kelley, who will be been opposed to Judge convention one week ago. Health Men's Dress Slacks Are ■oopposed for the emocratic nomination, Roth's beginning." finding from the "I do not believe a who chose not to serve person panel will hold [mediately challenged The five - term attorney should have the same Now On Sale Republican incumbent general said polls taken on considerations as one who shot clinic Saturday rt Griffin to a series of lutes around the state. his tight behalf race have with Griffin. shown a did serve," he "Amnesty traditionally has said. The MSU Colllege of Human Medicine Ladies Entire Stock Community "I challenge \ debates on Sen. Griffin radio or and "Some show some show me me ahead slightly been used to bind wounds and we certainly need Health Committee will hold its monthly free immunization clinic from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Church of Reduced 20% and More r any other behind," he said. "I can binding of wounds in this God in Christ, at the corner of St. [mm at this time," Kelley "If he declines it will only say from that rather inexact science that right nation tragic war. as a result of that But I would only in Lansing. Joseph and Logan streets She Canterbury #ljnp This clinic is supervised by the College of Human |y show he is trying to now the race is close." favor amnesty so far as to MAC at GRAND RIVER Medicine faculty and is free to Lansing area residents as a id facing the people of Kelley still declined to allow those who left the community service. OPEN WED. & THURS. NIGHTS name a preference in the USE YOUR CANTERBURY L.4ARGE country to be given a Immunizations against diphtheria, tetanus, Democratic whooping | Kelley acknowledged presidential chance to come back and to cough, polio, smallpox, measles and german measles, and LAYAWAYS ng will be a heated issue nomination, saying only he two year's service in w skin tests for tuberculosis are available. Bthe campaign and accused would announce a ctoice nonviolent capacity." All persons attending are urged to "at a proper time." bring a record of past Ming of "using it as a In his announcement immunizations with them. al issue." He did say for the first I He said he is opposed to time he would vote against ig because he feels it is the abortion liberalization > answer to a real proposal which will be on loblem in this country. the November ballot, but I* roots of the problem that he felt the proposal bmuch deeper than that should be on the ballot for a id cannot be solved by decision by voters. noting tens of thousands "As a Catholic, you know f children and putting what my views are," he told in new schools." newsmen. "I would vote no. B He said the statement But I don't think I have a ■(ned last year by right to impose my views on Traocratic leaders. others or to try to persuade 1/eek of activities jlanned by Ifoy Liberation movements gays throughout the country and world will commemorate the founding of the wement during Gay Pride Week, June 24 - July 1. ■«as on June 28, 1969 that gay people resisted police in ■Jid of the Stonewall Bar in New York. The results were Tjs. mass demonstrations, rallies, conferences, dances and Information of the Gay Liberation Movement. B to movement has helped gay people realize the first » toward change and freedom is an awareness of "ession - social, economic and political — and then a "sal to accept this oppression," one member of the MSU JjyLiberation Movement said. barely beautiful fashions! B. Detroit scheduled events include a statewide march k Woodward Avenue Saturday afternoon; a rally in My Square; a dance Saturday night and a picnic This summer feel beautiful and look JJ%at Palmer Park. caniPus, informational leaflets are being distributed at Nation and in the Union and a er's scheduled for Friday. gay rally at Beaumont beautiful in our new halter fashions. I so on the agenda, but tentatively scheduled, is a picket ^outside of MSU of the Administration Building protesting the It's a sure way to keep your cool and Executive Vice president Jack Breslin to a banner reading "Gay Pride Week" to be hung at the rgsity's Abbott Road entrance. a sure bet to win glances from others. So try it . . . you'll like it . . . in one or all Spend this summer al of our summer-bright versions. 731 Apts . . . The right place Cotton knit halters - build Soft, puckery short halter dress a collection in lots of bright in pastel or deep tone nylon $ 16 ol the colors only $4 righf price .. . 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Such pains may occur while heart attacks or had eXL 8 Mike Cody, copy chief physician should be consulted by you. sitting, after eating, following exercise more men with Rick Gosselin, sports editor Is it If your friend is not using a chemcial or during exercise. They are often possible to be allergic to the about such pains , contraceptive, she should visit a characterized by a change in the than I have"; secretions of the vagina? Following and I suspect this intercourse with a particular woman, I physician to determine if she has a nature of the pain with a change of preoccupation men have is due to the 1 Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for vaginal infection that is causing the body position. These pains are much with frequenlty develop a rash on the glans disease since it outstanding journalism. trouble. different than the pains associated affects »h of my penis, which disappears within a few days. Neither of us have a venereal What is the cause of pains in the with heart disease which feel as if they often then it chest pains in aff^l^ t young people have are more deep in the chest, have a vice EDITORIAL disease. Other encounters have left my chest or heart area and what are they? like or cruching quality and often been shown to be predictor* n?, " WhenTy 0Ceu/f? ■ heart attacks. apparatus quite normal. Does eating certain types of food spread down the left arm or straight first time in older people thev Day through to the back. The type of pain cause them? How can they be «h Perhaps fortunately, human beings be out Sh° 7 immediately checkedI care are not allergic to each other. Most prevented and what can you do to make them go away when you do get associated with heart disease very often occurs with strenous activity but physician, however. by likely your friend is using a. particular cease when the chemical them? Do they occur more activity ceases, in cold notMSI contraceptive which is frequently The cause of The Spartan Village Day Care center as an educational af producing your skin irritation. If she is using one of the popular brands of contraceptive foam, Delfen or Emko, in men or women and are they in way predictors of a heart attack or other serious condition? any weather, or they start for and are quite persistent. no reason known. It may be gaseousness from or swallowing I, such Pains eating c,„ certain 8p™' ™ are n that increas- t ask her to switch to the opposite Young people quite commonly have anxiety certainly Center might have to cut back its opportunity for their students brand and see what happens. If the seems to make Sharp stabbing pains, mild twinges pains in the chest and these are of no programs and raise fees because might appropriately pay for the rash on your penis still persists, try of sharp pain, a sensation of feeling significance. Often, such people pay *or8e: and reasssuranee seems to them better. it is facing financial difficulties, service. If they see the center as a The situation is extremely high priority educational item unfortunate but there appears to for their students TWO CENTS WORTH they will also be no way of getting around it at see it as a high priority on their present. The center was established a year ago on the premise that it budgets. The case for all support - of the center is University Capitalism hurts jobless would be self To the Editor: - supporting. :onsiderably weaker, however. of graduates would find jobs?" Center officials planned to staff Daniel H. Kruger, professor of labor Does a professor of labor Supporters of the center now and industrial relations, expressed a the center with some paid argue industrial relations not know t that the University himself in the State News, June 2 as causes and effects of personnel and some students commits more resources to being concerned uemployme who would be working at the single about the which are inherent in the overproduction of college trained capital1 students than to married system? In what way would Krui center as a part of their field persons. students. They cite the fact that "prepare them (students) for t "The law of supply and demand experience. single students have a place to realities of the world of work?" - appears to have caught up with world in which the Unfortunately, the plan did socialize in the residence hall American higher education," Kruger devastating eff not work out. The of unemployment results in mour students said. He did not mention that the grills and married students have profits for capitalists. "Changes in proved unreliable about keeping no place t0 meet displacement of workers, whether trained or untrained, is a consequence economy" are required which their appointments and it was enable society to determine what is hard to schedule classes and field But while the of what he alludes to as "changes with day care the economy be produced and will enable e in recent years." experiences so as to distribute program is an excellent one, it person to participate in useful w Kruger appears not to have and receive his full share of students evenly among the helps only 165 families, only 10 mentioned that an our mut- oversupply of endeavors. children. per cent of the families with college trained persons provides children. An appropriation of corporations with a Ralph M So the center had to hire pick of the field at Ann Arbor resi $50,000 is just too much for the prices which tend to diminish as the June 4,1 enough full - time people to supply of specialists exceeds the maintain the 5 to 1 ratio of entire community to give to such demand for specialists. Nor did he a small group at this time. children to staff required by law. appear to have mentioned that an That led to a deficit of $50,000. When the trustees supported Stringent financial considerations presently require oversupply of untrained workers who were walking the streets became both Subversion all cause for alarm and an the construction of the center - University priorities to opportunity to To the Editor: increase the wage lowering oversupply two years ago, center on classroom instruction they did it with of college trained persons. Did the Mothers, do you listen carefully the and not on supportive services the programs your child watches stipulation that the government and the universities such as the day care center - television? In a rare Uiyversity would not provide increase enrollments "without however desirable those services considering where the growing number Thursday morning, June 1, I snap~ money foi* center operating the TV on for the morning r expenses. NijiW the "Center is may be. program. It happened the set \ trying to change that agreement. Nevertheless, the POINT OF VIEW tuned in on Channel 12 The day care center presently administration has no excuse to Street. At that moment, a group has an excellent program for 110 brush aside the concerns of these singers presented their viewi audience with the following song: children ranging in age from four weeks to five - years - old. married students. The University, partly through the recent report U' should not "Children are beautiful, etc. Children are equal, etc. etc. Let tl However, the center was of the Presidential Admissions turn the knob on the TV. Let th established as a center for two - By MARGARET K. SUTHERLAND The source of funds is the student and couples, or couples where one parent watch what Com:..' sion, has made much they want to see." the Michigan taxpayer. is working and the other is in school, Need I say and - a - half to five - year - old noise ci late about expanding its East Lansing graduate student more? Next time y The real question is not whether the probably do not have much time to children, not the infants and services to types of people never youngster squabbles, dissents I am writing in reply to Ruth University should subsidize the day devote to children — the evidently toddlers protests over the television f which it now also before reached in large numbers. Lincoln, whose letter appeared in the care center, but whether the people of crying need for a day care center bears you can be fairly certain he has' provides for. But there will be no lifelong State News June 1 and to Kenneth and Michigan or the rest of the student this out. And I feel that such couples cleverly brainwashed by subve" The center has asked that the education worthy of the name Marilyn Olscn, whose point of view body should subsidize the day care (and that includes my husband and forces who are also in back of youn appeared in the State News June 2. center. me) should postpone having families adults University supply $25,000 of the without supportive services such doing the same thing. They had their point of view: that until they are out of school. Then they Television officials will never deficit and has asked that the as the day The- Olsons say the center has value care center. People the University should subsidize the will have more time (and probably the program off the air, but you sc departments which use the who have left school and started day care center in Spartan Village, to the University as a whole, that it more money) to spend on a family. In your youngsters' viewing, center for instructional and families cannot particularly the infant - toddler day provides on campus laboratory this day and age when birth control is neglect their experiences for students from various out, Mom! research children to continue their own care section. readily available to all who want it, Mildred Sil' purposes to fund the disciplines. Fine! This is worthwhile, But just as every coin has two there is no reason a family can't be Mason resid" center by paying for its services. education. The University, must sides, and I'm all for it. But so does every debatable issue. There is why can't those postponed. June 1, If Center officials say that if it does recognize its obligation to students or their departments a side to the day care issue that I have pay for not get the money it will raise the privilege? Many a Now this is my opinion. And there provide support to this type of not yet seen in print: the source of the college - level the tuition fee and eliminate the student in the near future. survey is carried on by paying are those who will say I Iiave no right money wanted to subsidize the day toddler and infant programs and Financial considerations prevent care center. "The University" is the volunteers; why not pay for these to impose my opinion on them, that LETTER POLICY answer I've heard so far — but the younger "volunteers" who provide this they are entitled to their own concentrate all efforts on the the proper time for valuable providing point is overlooked that the University on campus laboratory opinions. Very true! But in this case two - and - a - half to five - year - this service from being now, but experience? These funds could heln there is another difference to consider is not a source of funds; it is The State News welcomes all let olds. it cannot be only a support the center. besides a mere difference of opinion: I postponed channel through which funds flow. They should be typed and signed The departments using the am asking no one to pay for my should include home town, stu indefinitely. I not am against the day care center, opinion or its consequences. But those faculty or staff standing and ART BIICHWALD you see, only against being forced to who beg the University to subsidize a phone number. No unsigned letter pay for it either as a Michigan day care center are asking that I pay be accepted for publication. The St taxpayer or as a student, when I for the consequences of their opinion News will print unsigned letters c receive no benefit whatsoever from it, that students need not hesitate in in extreme cases. Letters may as I am neither a parent nor one whose having families. And I object to being edited for clarity and conciseness discipline requires contact with forced to pay for another's Kennedy turns conductor young opinion, that more letters can children. especially when it is one with which I accommodated. Letters will not It is my opinion that student disagree. edited for content. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudea WASHINGTON — No matter how you slice it, when people who could lead the National Symphony, and I am people start talking about the Democratic convention, prepared to support the candidate whom the board Teddy Kennedy's name invariably comes up. Last week it '"NOVEMPEK 2 JT TOLP P/Oc 'S reopts nominates." ve UOUU? HEW CONVERT was reported that he said he would take the vice MEMO RE - MtON "I know you have said this many times, LET THE the ONtTEp smres INTO senator, but CORONATION- presidential spot if it meant the difference between members of your staff and friends have said that while A K/NGPOM PlClC ASKEP I U£L-L, MI6HT TRUTH TON ■ r TAUcEP TO HecA victory and defeat for the Democratic party. Then he 1 AS WEU- GiT HANG OUT, WHAT He tJA/YTCP lM you would not openly seek the position as conductor, P/CK TOPAy ANP HE'5 "H£ PROMISEP spent the next day denying he was a vice presidential there is always a possibility that you could 60!NG ON BROTHER VERY eXCJTEP A30UT RETURN. X /A/PtCATZP p£U\Jt change your us th£ | candidate. mind." \ THESE MEMOS 3EJNG CROtUNEP K/MG WE NEEPE:P APPmoNAL PROPERTY FOR MOON. " The one option that Teddy Kennedy still has left open RtCHARP I" Ot/R ts to whom the University refers athletes." 'e his • Tape Chromium dioxide and standard request refers specifically to athletes, Martin "it nonathletic Wow and Flutter student referrals "would be another \.ess than 0.2% rms Frequency Response 30-15,000 Hi j -k Breslin, MSU ■®e board of executive vice president and secretary Signal to Noise Ratio Better than 50 dB trustees, indicated in the article that the Overall distortion Less than 1.5% Piistration would conduct an investigation to determine Bias frequency Over 100 kHz Channel separation Better than 35 dB Erase Ratio Better than 60 db Jfbmfen&tem Inputs Three microphone, high level and low level jacks Itetaurant 220 & Howard St /next to the x-way Atlantic's Roll - Paks packing. And they're made of tough, open wide for easy CONCORD' Outputs Site Ste reo line, headphone 16" (w). AW' . were given a long list of implementation of his order. 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Famous Label representative, will be on hand to assist you SWIMSUIT SALE! JOHN ROBERTS RING DAY were $14 TODAY, WED. JUNE 21 OTHERS,Were $Q90 to $22 .. Come on in 10 a.m.-4 p.m. . .. the savings are great! Hundreds of your favorite label swim suits and swim suit and coverup sets in a huge array of splashy prints and bright solids to add plenty of dash to your fun - in - the - sun I It's a great, groovy sale in the Hosier tradition MSU BOOK STORE so dive in tomorrow for yours. Sizes 6 to 13. In the International Center \ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Wednesday, June 21, 1972 7 CM RIVALS, MAYORS TALK SHOP-RITE STORES' U.S. future linked to ufW ORLEANS, La. Three Democratic at the U.S. (^nforanni. Mayors. Conference ..r of hi 'I suggest we quit about the urban crisis talking reception. He was given a cities urban - and problem is the ' h da' es for president The conference's put it as the American standing ovation on entering concentration of all red a conference of crisis, the room, was the pressure and problems president. Mayor Henry because America is interrupted Irs ' that the future of Maier of Milwaukee among essentially urbanized." 12 times by applause, and and unmet needs of our nation depends on the others here, has criticized What some people once was given a l'/a - minute society. We cannot abandon ;ure of the cities. both political parties for not thought to be a comfortable standing ovation amid cheers as he left. the cities without destroying the nation." speaking enough to urban existence in the suburbs is problems in this election becoming a mish By contrast, Muskie was McGovern in his prepared b e r t H - mash of year. problems of interrupted only once by text told the mayors, "We of Minnesota, zoning, krnphrey, applause and no one stood Muskie of "I don't think either sanitation, transportation dmund S the major political of and the tax rates are when he entered or when he nf. „ n d George parties up and the schools are going left to 15 seconds of govern of South Dakota has faced up to the SLsed the mayors and of the urban "The urban problem is the resentatives of 350 cities Humphrey said. nation's problem," Muskie told the mayors. "The e\^Uhree" aHedTor" series All three strongly endorsed the revenue sharing bill coming up for a vote in the House this week. The bill would provide cities with $3.5 billion in each of the next five years in federal money, with few restrictions on use. This principle of no strings attached federal aid to cities has been sought - Hygrade Old Fashioned by the conference of mayors for nine years, and it has Boiled Ham been the almost overriding objective of the group for Reg. Slices |b. 99° the past three years. All three men said sharing revenue was no panacea and shaved $1.19 that it needed Holly Farms GRADE A more money, Daley embrace though only McGovern made a pledge on that Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall, who will host the 1972 convention, leans in to embrace Richard Daley as Sen. 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We also stock the widest v 59' selection of pre recorded ■ cassettes, open^B Cultivated Blueberries CLIP AND SAVE THIS COUPON Ek\\ MHF THE DISC SHOP 323 E. Grand River E. Lansing - 351-5380 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1.191 Scientists investigate effects of chlorophyll Meeting planned! ARGONNE, 111. (AP) - Chlorophyll makes — the stuff that grass green produces large amounts of — determine the total amount of carbon monoxide in the atmosphere as controlling it. a step toward of fresh water algae also produces the gas. In everyday terms, Crespi on fire preventio said, the homeowner who carbon monoxide, an The work is sponsored by has an acre of lawn to mow odorless gas which can be the By LINDA WERFELMAN were injured, neither Coordinating Research cuts about 1,000 pounds of State News Staff Writer expected to Council, jointly directed by seriously. meet fatal, scientists at Argonne grass every two weeks. This Kepresen tatives of The fire, which standards, but National Laboratory have the U.S. Environmental began at , amounts to about five University off-campus 2:15 a.m., had spread buildings are not in asV found. Protection Agency, the repair pounds of chlorophyll. housing organizations wilt throughout the three story as they should But the homeowner Automobile Manufacturers As the grass dies, the meet with the East Lansing wood frame structure Nonnarnaker said mowing his lawn doesn't Assn. and the American by decaying chlorophyll emits fire marshall and fire chief 2:20 and was extinguished have anything to worry Petroleum Institute. one - sixteenth of a pound Monday to discuss methods at 4:30. about, according to the The two - year Argonne of carbon monoxide, "or of preventing fins in off - 35 youths scientists, not unless he's project, conducted by about the same as burning campus living units. "It was horrendous — planning to fill a giant room Henry L. Crespi and his one - twelfth of a gallon of The meeting is a result of they were damn lucky that full of decaying grass. associates, found that they got pyt alive," Bozzo The scientists estimate that the naturally occurring chlorophyll produces 100 chlorophyll atmospheric carbon monoxide in two ways. produces gas in emission said. a car without controls," Crespi a June 6 fire at Eleutheria Cooperative, 215 Evergreen Ave., in which three student said. Hekhuis agreed that arraigned! The scientists said in an residents were injured. "We've been lucky that for million tons of the throughout the world each year. This compares with an gas The greater part of the natural production takes place when plants and fresh interview there is no danger from natural sources of carbon monoxide to human The damages fire also estimated caused at there haven't been any more serious fatalities." injuries or even 'd/g-in| estimated 270 million tons and salt water algae decay $80,000, Phillip Bozzo, ANN ARBOR nipni health. "It would take a produced by manmade and die. This is estimated to tremendous room full of business manager MSU Student of the Housing SHC, which leased the Thl«y arraigned • 1* pmi?1 sources, such as automobiles be responsible for 60 decaying vegetation in order Corporation property to members of the Monday and factories. million tons of carbon (SHC) said charges stemming fL to build up anything like Tuesday. co-op, was leasing the house The research at the monoxide annually. from the Lansing Alumni confrontation with toxic or lethal levels," he The fire was caused by Atomic Energy Commission The production of Assn. of Phi Kappa Theta. Satruday when the said.. defective facility here is designed to chlorophyll in certain kinds wiring in the The attempted to dig a symb! In urban environments, basement of the building, 24 residents of bomb crater on the level of carbon Eleutheria were moved to ^ according to a report of the University of Michigan (I monoxide is about 1 to 4 East Lansing Fire Dept. housing provided by other M) campus. parts per million, he said, SHC co-ops and the One of the injured Drug while in rural areas the level students suffered several Education Center. Twelve The is well below 1 part per SHO.OOO broken bones residents who had planned U.S. youths, protest| million. when he to live in the house this bombing 0f No A June 6 fire gutted the Eleutheria Cooperative, 215 jumped from a second story Vietnam, were charged/ A working person is summer have moved to malicious Evergreen Ave., injuring three students and causing window, Louis Hekhuis, destruction considered to be inhaling associate dean of students, another house on Evergreen an estimated property. They stood mj carbon monoxide at a safe $80,000 damage. Defective wiring in said. Ave., Bozzo said. in 14th District level if it does not exceed the building's basement was blamed for the Court l blaze. Two other residents Two major fires earlier Judge Pieter Thomassen] 50 parts per million during East Lansing Fire Dept. officials said. trial date of received bruises and cuts, this a year caused an July 11. an eight - hour day, he said. State News photo by Nick Jackson Bozzo said, and two firemen estimated $180,000 damage Hve others, to the Phi Delta Theta however, w house, 626 Cowley Drive, charged with hindering i FROM PLAMONDON'S ATTORNEYS and the Delta resisting a police offid Sigma Phi house, 1218 East Grand according to Ann Art Police Chief Walter Krai River Ave. All misdemeanor charges ! MERIDIAN MALL 349 2700 OKEMOS Wiretap NEW YORK (UPI) - An the wiretap evidence which ruling meant giving up a little Those the Monday who participated in meeting will "try to get an understanding Krasny apparently said the tried to ' the officer's sticks tried to release away a DUCED PRICES DURING TWI LITE HOUR the institute repressive measures of the causes of these fires," prisoneij organization that court ruled against those liberty," the attorneys said. Edwin K. •"NOW PLAYING unconstitutional. Americans Reuling, area The 35 ••• represented Lawrence (Pun) who "Monday, the Supreme director of youths \ disagree with its off-campus arrested Plamondon Monday called Court has rejected fear and Saturday less I foreign and domestic housing, said. "The fire an hour after they the U.S. Supreme Court in one respect has affirmed "Monday's 8 - 0 decision policies," said attorneys for marshall has preached for ruling in the case "an striking down the Nixon the liberty." digging into the Center for years on how fast a fire "FROGS" important roadblock to the Administration's claim of Constitutional Rights here. In spread, and this is a can between the Harlan H Today at 2:15, 4:15, administration's attempts to Detroit, U.S. Attorney Graduate Library and power to engage in domestic dramatic demonstration of 6:15. 8:15, 10:10 i nstitute Ralph Guy Jr., said "This Economic's Building. repressive security "With arguments based wiretapping office can live comfortably all that he's been saying." measures." without on groundless fear of dissent a prior judicial The most recent dig The government's warrant is an important the government told the with this decision and the Hekhuis agreed, adding was \ federal government intends a repeat of the dig prosecutor said the roadblock to the people and the Supreme that concern over the fires of a crater on campus to follow it." government did not need administration's attempts to Court that national survival could be "used in a positive 19. While police did Today at 2:00, 4:00, | way to work with other He said the government stop the youths that tiij 6:00, 8:00. 9:55 MOGftW WWtMriON W WO? | had housing facilities to further police took photographs SDAY. Adults only [r—\f—l two choices, "Dismiss disclose." That is, turn alert them to the dangers the ICHIGAN or over to Plamondon's of fires of this kind." protesters subsequently charged f a| All Films rated Theatre ton>.in<| The possibility of fire will XX WASHINGTON • DOWNTOWN defense the evidence persons with malicij break out in multiple obtained by wiretapping. destruction of property. Once you see IA mile east of Meridian Mall Showtime at dusk dwellings is "somewhat high," bargain Plamondon, a member of Eldon M-43 Ohemos 349-2250 day Nonnarnaker, vice When U - M the Rainbow People's party BILLY president for student affairs, learned of plans to rep MV formerly the White Panther said. the protest Saturday, Now Showing ONLV party, was accused of let it be known in advai plotting to blow up a "These buildings are JACK Run lack DOORS OPEN 12:45 P.M. ENDS THURSDAY. Central Intelligence office in Ann Arbor. Agency inspected by the city of East Lansing and are that police would be to make arrests on the sp| Run . . you II not forget them. 2 HITS' Leaders of the dig / i PROGRAM HURRY!ENDS THURSDAY Thurs. at: 2:00, 5:00, "DIAMONDS charged Monday, befj Twl-Llght Hours at 7:00, 9:00 Reduced Prices" If you knew what Jack knew you'd ARE FOREVER" at 2:45 - 6:30 P.M. & Late PLUS £jSH3 'SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE" OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. 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AND EVERY INDUSTRY HAS A FIRST FAMILY, SUSKTIIEI SICIU/V CLAIM SHOWN) LATE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 21, 1972 9 hicanos lament fund limits By BILL HOLSTEIN STATE DISCOUNT State News Staff Writer initiative8^ l° St^t fr°m the top with the authority and schools to concentrate his efforts administrators and faculty at Michigan State ■So,arious,c"dem'c un"s i° c,'ican° sizable Chicano enrollments. on the 35 schools with 307 c. grand river fc-E arc a frustrated lot. I got involved in too many things I felt were necessary if I I ufih their numbers at MSU have increased in the teen :~>T Chlcano administrator, tee P. Gamez, has no one else was going to do the job," he says. "What I'm r tW° vears, they complain that they have not been his nr.mi.r i",* c™ between what his superiors think doing is right and meaningful. I would realy be a traitor or a sellout if I were not to concern positions of influence within the University nor his people ^ What he fee'S he has to do to help myself with problems that really exist with the Chicano high school students." been given money to mold Chicano - oriented Dropouts rising The disagreement over Gamez's proper role subsided with Kodak Color Film ranls;r factor which makes their jobs difficult is the Gamp? rc!?rUuer °f Chicano hi8h school students for MSU, the understanding that he would proceed as he saw fit. "I agree that Chicano Cigarettes thev receive from members of their own race who rir ® ,sayf hre ls continually frustrated in his job by a high administrators are ineffective 126, 12/, 620 • :'Snl because of the "showplace Mexicans" or "token Chicanos." of informer frr high SCh°o1 for Chicanos a"d by the lack way we are perceived by high ranking administrators," Gamez says. "Because many of Vno administrators and instructors - there are f* 10 and 15 of them at MSU — generally work talking he bwan f IS" C^loanos have about college. Consequently, talking at 55?® at Chicano ™eetin8s °f interested Chicano parents, inexperienced, we automatically become second citizens. The - us are class 3/99c Pf behind the scenes to recruit Chicanos and to design College Nights" and taking on a whole class." authority we are given is second or third limit 3 pkgs. Lams and classes for them once they are on the campus, f Mv all Chicano administrators and faculty have enrollment eXtracurricular activities to spur Chicano At times, the strain of being a Chicano administrator in a (coupon) limit 1 (coupon) F8, for the University for less than two years, His superiors at MSU predominately white university shows in the speech of became concerned that he was Expires after 6-24-72 Expires after 6-24-72 ignoring some of the 75 high schools within his area of these men: East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only i pi Alfaro, a former migrant worker, now a Chiu.no "I've had it with the white man planner in the Center for Urban Affairs, >.*serts responsibility and indicated privately that Gamez was to telling the Chicano how restrict those extra activities. to do everything," Gamez said in ■f™, js phsychologicallv Htmaging for Chicanos not to Gamez concedes that he has If you don't like what I'm doing, find a moment of irritation. someone else to be t money to coadUi* programs. ignored some of those your puppet." 10% Off The Discount Price •Hustling for bucks can be dehumanizing," he says, Culture stressed the reason is that Chicanos are trying to rid themselves of Another Chicano who is working from within the on all • stigma of a "conquered people," he says. Hence, it is I 'ul to preach the doctrine of independence and self - ruination on the one hand while groveling for money Huber files bid Univeristy to help meet the needs of Chicanos is Frank Pino, Jr., asst. professor of romance languages. Pino, who is currently teaching a class on Chicano culture in that Film Developing K the other, he adds. department, was named an advisor to the provost in May on Whenever Chicanos want to implement activities for the I of the Chicano community or activities which would for rep p the development and conduct of ethnic considerations. academic programs with No limit (coupon) Expires after 6-24-72 Lin Chicanos from surrounding commun ities, you have Pino says the unsalaried part - time job will allow him to East Lansing Store Only JJL" Alfaro laments. "You have to beg." Former state Sen. Robert develop classes that involve some aspect of Chicano culture congressman in the district iBtacks command budgets. Whites do," he adds. "But J. Huber, now state because of the or history and to encourage professors to focus on Mexican $1.10 $1.85 Linos don't. American Indians don't. Why not?" chairman of the new redistricting American groups where it may fit into an existing course. process. Crest Breck Input locking Conservative party of Huber said he planned to He emphasizes that he is not attempting to develop Michigan, filed petitions "survival courses" or "service courses" — both run for the congressional depreciatory Toothpaste Creme Rinse inother problem Alfaro cites is that no Chicano Tuesday to qualify him as a seat on both the Republican terms in administrative lingo — but rather courses with solid ninistrator has direct input into the University's central candidate for the and academic substance of interest to wide Conservative party a variety of Vision making process. ; Gamez, admissions counselor, is generally considered Republican nomination for Congress from the new 18th tickets, although Michigan law presently prohibits students. Pino in the past has helped develop a number of courses 7 oz. 59c 15 oz. limit 1 Chicano with the most access to vice presidents and District. with Chicano perspectives. But he says that so far only four limit 1 nomination of the same [,fr well placed administrators. But even so, he is Huber will face no permanent Chicano courses have been (coupon) (coupon) candidate for the same developed — three in Expires after 6-24-72 Expires after 6-24-72 urated from the provost by at least two layers of opposition in the office by more than his department and one in Justin Morrill College. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only one ministrators and hence has little formal input, Republican primary Aug. 8 political party. New class slated llfaro asserts that the University should have these top - in the district. At least five $1.69 fel Chicano administrators so they could make Democrats, including State In the 1970 Republican Pino has been working with a fellow Chicano, Joseph Spielberg, associate professor of anthropology, to offer an London urtments and other academic units aware of Chicano Sen. Daniel Cooper of Oak Park, were expected on the U.S. Senate primary Huber fell just 15,000 votes race, interdisciplinary course this fall entitled "Images of the Legs Nude Panty Hose l-The University is not sensitive to the Chicano Mexican American," which will look at Chicanos and how - Sheer From waist to toe for "Hot Pants" Democratic ticket by the behind Lenore Romney lulation," Alfaro says. "The University lias responded to end of the filing deadline who was defeated that they are viewed through a number if disciplines including ^ needs by putting Chicanos on the staff yet they are not history, anthropology, sociology and psychology. Tuesday. November by Sen. Phillip A. tag placed in central places. There is no incumbent Hart. limit 3 for the man (coupon) ourt asked to Expires after 6-24-72 who is going places require East Lansing Store Only Man's Massive $1.85 $1.00 5-diamond Breck Swedish Tanning Secret enate election in state RING Your stock goes up, with 15 oz. 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The death could take weeks to replace. hour — was moving through devastated waterfront areas (AP) — Hurricane Agnes, areas of the Florida toll included six lives lost in In one 20-mile stretch Georgia Tuesday and was but that troopers stationed which claimed the lives of panhandle Tuesday to see if Florida and 12 in Cuba. between Carabelle and at road blocks had things 18 persons was the state would qualify for Much of the property expected to be in eastern Apalachicola, so many North Carolina this under control. downgraded to a tropical federal disaster funds. damage in the panhandle waterfront houses were morning. Agnes was the first Lee Peyton, a spokesman depression Tuesday, and Red Cross officials said involved washed out demolished that a Red Cross storm of the 1972 hurricane for the state Civil Defense, Florida officials began more than 5,000 people highways and volunteer said bridges — she'd given season. said property damages could taking stock of damage that sought shelter from the including a section of U.S. up counting and had written first reports placed as high storm and Col. Eldridge Beach, run as high as $15 million. at least 170 98, a major east - west route "most of them" on her Florida Highway Patrol "It's very difficult to tell as $15 million. persons were left homeless spanning the Apalachicola damage report. because we haven't gotten commander, said there had Gov. Reubin Askew sent by Agnes' fury Monday as River. A state official said The storm with reduced been several into many of these homes she swept inland from the - attempts at a representative to the the washed out causeway winds of about 25 miles an looting along badly yet," he added. "Not only were many houses demolished, but many of them in the St. Marks to Carabelle area were under four feet of water even though they may not have been structually destroyed." Peyton said, preliminary estimates set damage at $6 million in Pinellas County where there was extensive flooding; $3 million worth of planes at a Brevard County airport hit by a tornado spun off from the hurricane; $3 million in Manatee County, and the other $3 million in the panhandle. Peyton added that the figures might be conservative, saying there was some indication cause damage in Pinellas might be $11 Various campus groups were well represented at laie ■ million to $12 million. registration for summer term classes, Peyton said at least 250 signatures for petitions and distributing seeking! homes and house trailers on organizations and services in information! were demolished by the the area. f storm. State News photo by Nick Jackson I ASMSU planse/ecf/on of 1st presiden fall ASMSU will elect its first chair ir. an as the Operations Code, wJ board president no later presiding officer of ASMSU. requires that the board iJ than the first day of classes The election of the board three meetings beffl fall tern, present board president, originally electing its presiding offifl chairman Harold Buckner scheduled for the latter part The said Monday. of spring term, was yet new board has held three meet! f In accordance with the postponed because members because all seats < amendments to the ASMSU were unable to agree on a board were not filled unfl Constitution approved meeting time, Buckner said. special May 31 election, f spring term, a board They also were reluctant to "They couldn't agree J president will replace the suspend the ASMSU meeting time, so finally! six people or so that 11 get hold of agreed that I I Sheriff shifts would be held first day of fall terf Buckner added. Bucker said he party support written a letter announl that he will resign by 23 if a president is eled Sf ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Washtenaw County Sheriff at a special sumil Douglas Harvey Monday said the local Democratic party no meeting. The spefl longer reflects his tough law and order views and meeting probably will I be called, since i announced he has joined the conservative American ASMSU members will I Independent Party (A1P). be available thissummer| Harvey said in a statement issued from his office that he will seek re - election this year on the AIP ticket. continued. Harvey "But one way o has served as sheriff for eight years and had always filed as a I'm going out of office! Democrat. The AIP was formed by Alabama Gov. George Wallace as first day of fall term. P an independent party in 1968. only hanging on to it n "I find the local Democratic so someone will be the| philosophy in many respects Buckner said. in conflict with my beliefs," Harvey said in the statement. "I cannot betray the confidence the citizens of Washtenaw "This is a caretaker • t| County have placed in me. It is for this reason I cannot in job this summer, all sincerity continue to offer my support to that faction of going to be start! party philosophy." anything new," he addeil Buckner said he could ■ Harvey, who released his statement while in Palm Springs, predict which candidate! dare to bare Calif., attending the National Sheriff's Assn. convention, said the Washtenaw County Democratic party is controlled t he presidency would W elected, and that he w by a "loud minority of Ann Arborites and has rarely Bared in back, plunged in front, cut - out in reflected my stand on issues." not campaign for anyone| many places . Harvey had attracted opposition in the Democratic "By the time the b or a mere bikini members get together,! wisp. These are the daring beach looks primary from a former deputy, Fred Postill. Harvey's of now. Try one in a sizzling solid color or a brilliant undersheriff, Harold Owings, and a University of Michigan fairly sure they will com® law student have announced a consensus quickly,' ^ print. We've so many stunning versions for swimming or they would run for sheriff on said. "It will not 1 sunning the Republican ticket. They face a you'll want several. Misses' and Juniors' sizes. Sportswear, primary fight. marathon session and iti second floor Downtown, Meridian Mall and not matter which candi® Lansing Mall has the support of r WE'RE THE BEST member of the old boa® $13 to $34 IN SIGHT! VIENNA • complete selection of frames • sunglasses and wire-rims CALL • prescription lenses ground • repairs while you wait COLLEGE TRAVEL fecU&i Gpiicicuii circles and squares! ALCO UNIVERSAL BLDG. 351-6010I fashion looks in sunglasses by Renauld Campus Across from | Berkey $3 1 o $8 Sport £c 337-1866 A big, bold collection of fashion frames in all the most - wanted shapes in Surplus shiny gold and silvertones, and tortoise plastic. All with impact - resistant lenses in assorted In The Big E.Lons. For colors. At these prices .. . match every mood Fashion accessories, main floor Meridian Mall and Lansing Mall. Downtown, The Summer, Eh! Well you can still split for long weekends. And we have the backpacking, snorkel & scuba and athletic equipment along with related clothing to help you make these nice days nicer. Have a good summer! nrrTTTTTTTTTTTTTf'' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 21, 1972 11 MSU awards first medical , I By ^ DEBBIEBIE CALKINS CALKINS le News Staff VVrim awarded its first .nd 43 the veterinary medicine. Prior to the „pm.io„ exn»n«i«n College of Human ot Osbom Elliott of ,u. Inr lh, ™ ."ott- bo.5"rf rh. chairman successfully completed work. Merely to have the window discarded beer like those some light," Osborn deqrees science or skill — degree. Henry L. Caulkins, w an Inc stayed cans we see continued, throughout your lifetime." president of Waterways / medicine degrees Medicine into a four delivered the with it that - year commencement address long, with all along our highways. "Don't settle for things as Three honorary degrees Navigation Co., recieved a commencement program in 1970, students the distractions and "All of t 8P june 11. Besides the this is not to they are — but don't settle were also awarded at doctor of TC,SeS who completed their first baccalaureate eruptions that have afflicted suggest that we do not face either for just tearing them commencement ceremonies, humane letters medical degrees, two ceremonies at Spartan degree. years of medical you, is quite an real problems and down. Don't settle for the "I?" i,Mdl,*u* Stadium. infinitely Percy Julian, director of the c3Lnal aureate degrees SMrt*" Former MSU students Ke '.STOi 345 bacca'^ >1nna training - „ at «u MSU « • had „ ,di EII]ott_ accomplishment." Too often when studying complex choices," he said, "My message to you is modish cliche of the Julian Research Institute, John Rosenkrans, Rear moment. Probe, challenge, recieved fclT mister's, 152 doctoral, ,chool educational specialist studies to*'">f?„7i.°,ed''h"i" c"1 "ln • My ? mitoday, their you are all here rca'e thatto old values and new ones, searching for he said, "logic not to cool it, man. I keep heating it up - but let say demand supply answers — and of science the doctor degree. Russell of Adm. Don A. Jones and Marion Comwell Shertzer mark the end of 16 years of and some answers Mawby, president of the were awarded Distinguished reason are tossed out the heat be accompanied by your own," he said. W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Alumni Awards at the Speaking to the was awarded a doctor of law ceremonies. panel seeks volunteers graduates, Wharton President said, "the education you received in the 1970s will not in itself be adequate for you and for Governor Day care study society's needs 10, 20 years from now." or Wharton pointed out that MSU is currently involved in 30 to holt welfa By CAROL THOMAS planned to present a most people will be able to opinions. State News Staff Writer request to the East Lansing exploring the possibility of a study of lifelong City Council Tuesday for af^dit"want we t to make it . for The Action Committee using public school facilities education, and predicted LANSING (UPI) — The Michigan Welfare Reform The Action Committee $500 funding to conduct ciose to as Quality Childcare is for day care uses during that formal education no Coalition Tuesday called on Gov. Milliken to veto the free as we can," she supported by Project: City evening hours if there is a longer will be a "destination "discriminatory and backward - looking" annual welfare [or Quality Childcare is the stud?, adled- Hall, Hook said. demand for evening child leeking volunteers to do a The committee estimates The survey to be to be reached after so many budget bill passed by the legislature, done Significant numbers of care sessions, Hook said. years in Pub'ic ?r Private The coalition said restrictive amendments tacked onto vrvey over the summer it will cost approximately auring the summer by people are important she nonths on the demand for $2,000 to fund a volunteers will look at the This extended use is in schools; it will be a the $641 million bill "undermine the relatively constructive explained, so that the line with the opinions of continuous journey of posture of state government and pose serious barriers to piility day care in the East community day care center. w child care facilities amount of need for several school board returning periodically to the welfare reform in Michigan." Rising area. They hope to eventually in the East Lansing area, moderately priced child care "We want to see if there persuade the council to *Pp,n8 families, city facilities can be members that schools community college or four - Amendments the coalition objects to would put a cap on determined, should be used by the year institution or a aid to dependent children (ADC) spending, require welfare (support in the community allocate the money from the officials, school board according to committee community during off hours university for a course or a recipients to accept work at below the minimum wage and or day care centers," Susan city's social services members and state leaders, that the buildings look, a leader of the contingency fund legislators for so may be program, even a year ot permit the state to cut welfare spending to match federal their The committee is fully utilized. study in a newly developed cuts> smmittee, said. "If the established in the new budget ummer study shows that for use by community re is support, then we service groups. go ahead with our xhe day care center, is." Hook said, will be priced in [The committee the moderate range, so that fording OKd >npot petitions J The State Board of Jinvassers has approved By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL IB MINT hording on petitions The board's action clears Veking to get the question the way for the drive by Michigan Marijuana Initiative, Ann Arbor \SU a an based group with close ties - to the Rainbow People's named party. collect The group must 265,000 signatures by July 10, the deadline for (Texas filing petitions with the Secretary of State's office. David E. Hershey, nociate director of The board's action was ssions and scholarships, taken Friday, but 'not e accepted a position as publicly announced until >r of admissions and Monday. ir at the University of In May, the board had as (UT) at Austin. ruled petitions being tHershey, who has served circuited were invlaid assistant principal at East because they did not ind Rapids High School include the information d as a secondary school leacher at Barriton, desginating where the proposed amendment would fliinwell, and Marshall the MSU staff in go in the Michigan constitution. Those 1965. petitions already had been I "We are pleased to secure pulled back before the l person of Hershey's board took its action. |b a c k g r o u n d and iputation," said Ronald M. More than 50,000 new own, UT vice president petitions with the wording, t student affairs. "The "A proposal to add Article ■University of Texas at I, Section 24 as follows:" |Austi n will benefit are in circulation now. A specially from his vast spokesman said completed jperience in the area of petitions are beginning to Pfb school relations and come into the Ann Arbor [idmissions I counseling." headquarters. Hershey received the B.S. Saturday through July 1 Jfrom |HA. from MSU in 1954, the Western has been dubbed "Weed ■Michigan University in Weed" by the group which for example- 11961, and the Ph.D. from plans rock and roll rallies all the state to gather ■HSU in 1970. over new used new used signatures. Hershey is a member of AFA 201, EDWARDS $10.75 $8.10 CHEM 130, KEENAN $11.95 $8.95 to American Personnel and ADVERTISING 205, DUNN $11.00 $8.25 FRENCH 101, BENAMOU $7.95 $5.95 Guidance Associaton, l^^^y^rENE^I Phi $12.50 $9.40 Delta ART 205, GARDNER GEOLOGY 200, McKENZIE $4.95 $3.70 Kappa, American «sn. of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions ®"icers, and the Assn. of College Admissions Counselors. . . . 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MSU BOOKSTORE In the International Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 21, 1972 13 Viet attacks |et air support Senate OKs revision I IiIGON , can (AP) war planes ~ North were Vietnamese tanks knocked out by light antitank weapons and air of child-care program U7 A QUTMriTAM " WASHINGTON ■'porting / a nv « South strikes. Field reports said 87 The Senate passed 73 - 12 (AP) - f .... the Labor and Public third of all mothers with pre ILese marine sweep Communists were killed should be controlled locally Welfare Committee made - school children and one III,, northern most front while government casualties Tuesday a $2.95 billion and with a large measure of several changes in trying to half of those with children child In a big Communist were light. - development bill parental participation. meet objections Nixon in schools are working, r„ition depot into U.S. B52 bombers designed to fund the biggest program of federal day - The bill would finance the voiced in killing the 1971 some because they want to [L Tuesday west of pounded North Vietnamese care centers in biggest federal day - care bill. do so but most because of |Ld Quang Tri, the positions on both sides of The bill's managers were history. program in history. It fixed $1.6 billion as the economic necessity. ■ Command announced^ the demilitarized zone in overridden with 45 The care would be free for maximum yearly cost, in The bi'.l would make |he marines battled the continuing aerial - 38 children of poverty - level fiscal 1975, whereas the available 1,400,000 in its Ij. Vietnamese forces adoption of an amendment first full year of operation. campaign to forestall an to families; low - and middle - earlier bill had contained rf0f the enemy-held permit the government to attack income families would pay $2 billion. Sponsors emphasized that on Hue, another tum control of the Incial capital for the provincial capital in South new day part of the cost, and high - The new version the care would not be I day. They reported 10 Vietnam's northern region. states Pr°jeCtS °Ver t0 thC use authorizes $150 million to simply custodial. The Nearly 3,000 marines a As the bi I .... . . „ the day - care centers by get the program started in centers would provide many onginally Davinff *he was paying fu|, cost_ the full cost. fiscal 1973, $1.2 billion for backed by U.S. air and naval itten it services, including i ickner power launched a spoiling sponsors gave such as school local Before the legislation came to floor for debate, 1974. Mondale said that one educational, nutritional, medical and social. operation Sunday into systems and churches the - Mondale said the program run Quang Tri Province, which was captured by the North primary right to set up and run the day - care centers. would not only offer day care to the children and h/nfy Vietnamese South on Vietnam's northernmost province now May 1. Nixon vetoed a similar measure last year, and Butz pledges their parents. There would be part - day complained that the plan services like Head Start, is considered an extension for thousands berry of local |MSU Board Chairman to ■old Buckner, Jackson |r Monday announced | ^ will run for the 1 of Jackson County of North territory Communists Vietnamese and estalbished bases that could have the sponsors - Sen. Peter H. Colo., amendment which was unworkable. Dominick, R offered the was WASHINGTON Butz has given (UPI) assurances — Secretary of Agriculture Earl that Western Michigan blueberry growers prenatal service in - the - home tutoring, and child development parents. a classes Parents and prospective for be used in an assault on carried with votes of growers whose crops were severaly damaged by cold Usurer. weather will receive emergency loans. The new program would lis going to be an uphill Hue, 25 miles southeast. Republican and Southern take over the present Head U.S. Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., said Monday that The strikes by U.S. Air Democratic senators. JfBuckner said. "There Force figher - bombers that Ilircc's no crowd Dominick said that, Butz will act promptly on loan requests from blueberry Start services developed as ■ t been a Democratic in part of the hit the most farmers whose crops were damaged by a disastrous freeze antipoverty Kty official since 1940, big ammunition depot near Quang Tri set Paula Weiss, Traverse City junior, proves three's no cases, states can handle the program better. June 11. effort. ■ now it's more or less a crowd as she walks her favorite pets near the Men's "An estimated 75 to 90 per cent of the blueberry crop the dump afire with more In any case, he said, his T district because there IM Building, was lost as a result," Griffin said. than 200 explosions. state News photo by Paul Heavenridge proposal simply leaves it up "Blueberry growers and t Democratic trends in their families face financial ruin unless the federal to the secretary of health, Xst election." education and welfare to government provides emergency loans." Iickner will resign 1SU Board chairman in Lmber, he said. as Six comedies choose between the states and local sponsors. The freeze badly damaged the blueberry crop in at least 10 counties, including Oceana, Newaygo, Muskegon, Kent, Montcalm, Ottawa, Allegan, Van Buren, Cass and Berrien. But Sen. Walter F. Ickner said he was the Griffin said blueberry growers can file emergency loan Mondale, D Minn., chief I Democratic candidate by Ledges - of the bill, said that applications by contacting the nearest farmers home t had filed for the sponsor administration agent. HEW Secretary Elliot L. ■just 8 primary. The Humor is the key to the 18th season of Richardson already had ■dline for filing was The last of the string of musical made it clear he favors the the Ledges Playhouse, whose professional comedies is Sandy Wilson's "The ^Republican opponent company will perform three musical comedies and three comedies during the Boyfriend," which is set against the backbeat of the Roaring Twenties. states. Mondale declared the p be the incumbent amendment would have a [asurer Merwelyn 12-week summer season which begins Henry II comes to the stage beginning disastrous effect on a major Json. Jr. tonight. Aug. 16 in James Goldman's "The Lion in Winter." The problems which troubled the principle of his measure — Ickner, ASMSU Board Ledges, located in the Strawhat Theater for two years, was in Fitzgerald Park, Grand Ledge, premiers end of Henry's reign here are man given a comic NEJAC TV >d city party chairman with an Italian comedy, "Anything's Legal treatment. I the Jackson County (if you don't get caught)" under the The season closes with "The Owl and and liocratic Committee direction of John Peakes and Richard the Pussycat," a comedy about a romance STEREO RENTALS tr this year. Thomsen. between a writer and "a lady of the night." I am seeking this office Each play will enjoy a two-week run, free of feeling that no The six weeks following "Anything's with performances given from delivery, service ■use a Wednesday I should hold any one Legal" will bring three of Broadway's through Sunday beginning at 8:30 p.m. and * for 10 to 20 years at funniest musicals, beginning with "Once Ticket prices for individual pick - up ne," Buckner said. "It Upon a Mattress" on July 5. performances range from $3 on Wednesday is that the longer one "One Upon a Mattress" is the adult to $4 on Saturday. Season passes run from n es office, triftp H concerned!*" wftW muskftlbas>d on the fairy tale, "Th?FHncess and the Pea." a $15 pass for six Wednesday night performances to a $19 pass for six I ways of serving the On July 19 the play currently admissions any night except Saturday. Kple, but rather more experiencing a successful Broadway revival, Reservations may be obtained by phone Itemed with "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to (627-7805) or by mail. (Ledges Playhouse, new ways of the Forum," premiers. Box 96, Grand Ledge, Mich. 48837). king their reelection." BILLY PRESTON I WROTE A SIMPLE SONG g -BREWERY 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS- Wednealay ,j„„„ '$' TRAINER AH to q ack Robinson honored an Ravenna High School, at its athletic awards dinner on June 6, honored the as "Gayle Robinson exemplary was worthy of selected by me a trophy Acting Coj foi dean of MSU trainers Gayle Robinson because of the extreme amount of work INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP1) Muhammad a. ring and go Into acting in two years. jrISPIN and instituted an award to be given and consideration, attitude and acting lessons - he's a master thespian He w'TqUit annually in his name to the athlete who cooperation he has given to the athletic He proved that Monday when he ahead? need' [hough I "worked behind the scenes and department of Michigan State worked crowd estimated at 6,000 in He T?Ut befo'e . contributed to Ravenna athletics." the Forum'• University," Beechnau explained. UrlmScci/tn nkawnn I ht'fi olution "Those who are close to the scene of The award was initiated by Dr. Louis athletics realize that the trainer is The workout was designed to drum un i„, jised,' Beechnau and Dr. G.C. Swartzlander 12 • round bout against Jerry Quarry inued b and was given to David Crowley of probably one of the most underrated participants in sports." next Tuesday. y atat Las Vegas, Ne41 iide o Ravenna High School. Robinson had Robinson was also featured as the Acting the clown in between a few serious er. boxed with two Forums previously coached at Ravenna in the main speaker at the banquet of the sparring mates he*™ °me,1ts, early 1940s. southwestern Michigan school. I)r. Ilecclmmi. I)nn (nnrlew (Itivlv Robinson James and light heavyweight Eddie "Boss Man" f' Ch,rl nge," 8 s Sometimes the ex iscussiol - champ would loll on th 68 Black ^ beckon his him The crowd foeVi0^8 A) w'1*1 At one loved? a tl KC Batsmen go point, Ali |J ridge th< Royals to high r" iSLj.S SepU'm in baseball draft At another orris t playing national anthem time lomore made believe he '■ dent, sail Five members of the MSU baseball team of 1972 heavyweight champion consist i were Frazier in the drafted by professional baseball teams at the draft audience orms to anthem on June 9 and it was not played June 9 and 10 meetings cried, "Don't rday at 1 held in early June. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Kansas City Royals owner before the team left on the current road trip. foiki. Stand u? * aumont1 Kauffman said the club received 124 telephone calls and Heading the list was catcher Ron Pruitt who was selected Frazier." Ewing Kauffman hoping he has made his point, backed off in the second round Afferent 75 letters — "Almost all expressing themselves in terms by the Texas Rangers. Righthanded A woman stood from his stand Tuesday of playing the national anthem only pitcher Larry Ike was the next Spartan to go, ur group o on Sundays, holidays and special occasions. both indignant and emotional." from the eligible list in the fifth round as he was departing Ali said, "I made - atureri claimed by I'm " sorry, lady. You'n The Royals will resume playing the "Star Spangled Kauffman said the original decision was made "because the New York Mets. Outfielder Shaun Howitt ," he sai there were some signs of disrespect was selected Joe Frazier." Banner" at the beginning of every home game. during the playing of in the sixth round by the Kansas nts. this The Royals announced their policy of not playing the the song, mostly in the attitude and late arrivals City Royals. Second The corwd rocked outside walking Baseman Rick Carrow was drafted late by the around." Philadephia roared, whistled first pr Phillies. Pitcher Brad VanPelt was selected in the first round Kauffman is the first owner ever to turn off the national stomped in delight. ed "1 of the secondary draft the following day by the California At a news Waaiaa anthem in baseball history. conferei and v The Royals' owner said the decision to play or not Angels. The secondary draft is a pool of players who had after the play been drafted previously at the age of 18 but had not workout, Ali y rsity poll the anthem "is really not mine to make. The final decision signed asked how ational a professional contract. VanPelt had been long he woi rests with the selected by the continue to fight ?ial chan majority of fans who attend the ball games." Detroit Tigers the first time around. ar irmtHfktilitiutt : 7 'W'K'w - v.*. With that in mind, he said the Royals would said: world po happily resume playing the anthem. Pruitt has already signed with the "I don't get hurt. I "We do hope, however, that when the Rangers and is now probably fight 10 ra< SOUNDsational the colors, and that silence will reign song begins every fan, every stadium worker, every vendor will stop and face throughout the RON PRUITT catching for the Texas team's minor league affiliate in Denver. Pruitt was named to the first team squad in addition to nailing down the first team all - America berth on years. I be well hope to get out invested in i nerly ho John Satu stadium," he said. the all more years. Then I'd tak, Sam F - Big Ten team. The Flint senior led the Spartans in Stereo L.P. Kauffman said many of the letter writers did not their names and some went so far as to sign question his 34 hitting with and was a .392 average named at season's easy might . . . enjoy my famih go into acting." Actor Charleton Hest nerly saic ancestry. Kauffman admitted he had a special problem with the congressm end as the squad's honorary was on hand and prograi ible to DISCOUNTS song: "I can't carry the tune," he said. push TV captain. Pruitt batted .417 in Big Ten play, finishing third in the conference in brought him into the ring introduce him. "This is my fri< gh questic for org pa that department. Charleston incements (now thru Sunday) HILLEL FOUNDATION WASHINGTON (UPI) average $25, Aspin said. Ali, muffing the first Heston," nar s lie goal of 319 Rep. Les Aspin, D - Wis. Aspin called for speedy Ike, who shattered Ron "Don't he look ite all stu Hillcrest, Corner W. Grand River House action said Tuesday he wants on a bill he There's no weight on hi rful group Perronoski's career win SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 8:30 p.m. congressional action to has sponsored with 33 other record this past was He's almost as pretty ate stud* assure the next Joe Frazier - congressmen which would a second team Big am. This is my idol. Muhammed Ali ban the fight, and other Ali refused to make idents fe OPEN HOUSE-SOCIAL fight is Ten selection. Ike has one shown free on home major sports events, from predictions about rless and rr year of eligibility remaining at Hillel House. television. closed circuit television if a outcome of the (ssimistic Everyone welcome - an(j has not decided on Qua Closed circuit television broadcast network is fight. He beat Quarry counties! - signing with the Mets yet. tickets to the fight could interested in showing the three rounds on an d Traditional Sabbath Services 10 AM - event. cut Oct. 26, 1970 ented. Howitt, like Pruitt, was a - Each "There is still time for Atlanta. That was the f said the Saturday During Summer at Hillel NEJAC TV first team all - Big Ten r Congress to act so that the selection, leading the fight for Ali after a thre disinti and social m average sports fan doesn't conference in home runs and • a • half year layoff, STEREO RENTALS get completely shut out of and hitting at a .391 clip. result of his resistance «k of acti the next Ali Frazier fight," selective service. iimmer. I Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. The Grand Rapids senior - free Aspin said in a prepared broke Rob Ellis' career "I just predict it will b progra delivery, service House speech. home run mark at MSU this touch fight," he said. "1 iof the s and past season by poking 12 next best to Joe Frazi that sti However, Rep. Torbert H. attitu pick - up MacDonald, D this year while driving in 45 Quarry is a good counU - Mass., to effect chairman of the runs. puncher, he hits hard, House determined, he's g (ins facing ONLY.. . commerce subcommittee on Carrow chose to bypass Quarry ain't no pushove $23 per quarter communications, said he his final year of eligibility In a companion bout nerly men doubted Congress could with the Spartans and $9.50 per month enact the legislation and the Las Vegas Convent CHARLEY PRIDE signed with the Phillies. Center, Quarry's broth said Call Nejac no hearings were Mike, planned on the bill this fights lig 337 - 1300 VanPelt, like Ike and heavyweight Bob Foster 6135 W. Saginaw 482-6226 Carrow, has one year of 15 - round title bout. OPEN Mon.&Thurs. 'Til 9 eligibility remaining and has not signed with the Angels yet. 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Grand River ★ International Pewter A Silver East Lansing, Mich. fune 2| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan "'ngj A" "'ay quit J IfllSPlN CAMPBELL ;«n't need ,! te New* Staff Writer idy. aa fhoughHeron 1 black saysPoet Gill The j Llution Will Not Be Ked." it will be interest inJ Itinucd by microphones Las vegas, Nef Tside of Beaumont ls "10ments k Iporums for Social yweight cJ Le," a series of open - lan" Jones. | L'ussions sponsored by "Ithe ropes aifl J Black Veteran's Assn. foe t0 comel |A) L wjih Scott - Heron's °wd loved it I 35 a theme, will seek )oint. Ali leal Lgc the gap between 0 r'ng atterl September to June ana8er ■ trail movements by a Jndep madel s of summer programs. •her restraining hi rorri.s Conerly, Flint time i Ihomore and BVA ieve he spjl Lent, said the program, ^ he champion A [consist of two - hour audience J to be held each n't harm h May at 1 p.m. in front and eaumont Tower. Afferent speakers from group on campus will 1 stood up || i made a mistji Jatured not just third ttdy. You're J |d" he said. We want all lents, this is why we vd rocked aj |it outside." whistled : first program will be lelight. |tled "Dynamics of ;ws confereJ s 'and will encompass orkout, Ali f rsity politics, national, long he w lational and politics 1 fight and 1 icial change — "such as | world politics or black let hurt. I co| pal." ight 10 Conerly hopes to be able ? to get out a] Jave John Sinclair as a vested in t |kt>r Saturday, along Then I'd takJ Sam Riddle, Flint oy my familj J acting." |inerly said the format arleton Hesl > program would be land and |ible to facilitate into the ringl participation n, J |gh questions, rebuttals s my friej organizational nents. Heston," the first nai| [be goal of the forum is look lite all students into a weight h Jrful group working to as pretty on a ■cate student apathy," Gaylord 1 lb. iy idol, i d to make a iudents feel they are ' ; about isand most students Qual 8AC0R p the ssimistic - they have eat Quarry T | countless programs - on an a id go," he 26, 19701 Dented. t was the fa I said the major reason after a threT Jthis disintegration of year layoff, f |us social movements is of > resistance | t activity during |wnimer. By offering diet it will ) Joe he said.' »ood counta , hits hard, li he's Frazj goTATE just over 0.6 of a BONELESS SIRLOIN TIPSTEAK, ROTISSERRIE ROAST, SIZZLERS $1.29 lb. ★ CIIIPSTEAK $1.49 lb. >3 4321_ toward tho purchaia I .» toward thi purchase of: NEJAC TV ■P (\ I u w * GAYLORD (4 varieties) r" »H| loo4 SCO* ! PILLSBURY (7 Varieties) °z. PQ N®■ It anc* rERE0 RENTALS ielivery, free service •ICECREAM Expires Saturday, June 24, 1972 Half Gal. Ctn. £i i| ExP'res COUPON | instant tea Saturday, June 24, 1972 ! CAKE MIXES | Expires Saturday, June 24, 1972 • -■ COUPON | and _ , Couooo limited to one per item ond per fomily FHJ f Coupon limited to one per ,tem and per family HTTP r • \ Coupon limited to «.ne per item ond per family Rljg Pick - up HT} Meijer THRIFTY ACRES BHUJ Meijer THRIFT» III III i UM|| 11 IVIrijrr THRIFTY ACRES fl *23 W-50 por month per quarter 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA Call Nejac Monday thru Saturday - 9 AM to 10PM SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Sunday -10 AM to 7 PM 337 1300 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan something's missing.■••• (YOUR CLASSIFIED AD! FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil ftonk classified MACH Automotive I 1971. For Rent F°rW| ads aet Take over . payments. Call Judy, Apartments resoffs 373-0994. 3-6-26 apartment MGB PRINCETON ARMS 1967, rebuilt engine, furnished oneTj excellent Apartment. 1 bedroom, PHONE 355-8255 condition. Call ■Par,men,. Close Auto Service & Parts furnished or unfurnished, ,QJ 347 Student Services Bldg. 355-2920 after 5 p.m. 3-6-26 Employment from $125. Carpeted, air $1i40 Per month* ""•ties. C8„ MUSTANG 1965, 6 cylinder, VEHICLE NEED REPAIR? Try conditioned, swimming pool. 5 30 p.m. si*,! •AUTOMOTIVE automatic. New brakes, COLLEGE BOY for summer Courtesy bus to campus 3-6-26 us for discount replacement 351 1647. 5-6-30 who will trade free room and excellent Scooters & Parts & Service Cycles condition. Call 353-7924 after 5 p.m. 2-6-26 parts and service. AUTO PARTS. HEIGHTS 485-2276. board for some farm chores. WALK T0~"c7m^| Call Mr. Grasman 373-6803. UNIVERSITY TERRACE. 1 cf,'l',le! pa,d 1020H Street. 489-1893. Aviation OPEL GT. 1970, blue with C-16-21 2-6-23 and 2 bedroom, furnished. 3^.1 •EMPLOYMENT white interior. 24,000 miles. From $150. Carpeted, air FOREIGN CAR PARTS. MODELS WANTED for Massage one •FOR RENT $1,850 or take over conditioned, close to campus. CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 Parlor. Potential up to $10 an 337 9341. 5-6-30 apartment next to « payments. Can be seen at 602 Apartments East Kalamazoo Street 1 mile Houses Community Street, Lansing West of campus. 487-5055. hour. Contact CEASAR'S RETREAT MASSAGE _ 332-4432. 0-5-6-30 ] or call 485-7390. 3-6-26 BEECHWOOD APARTMENTS. C-6-30 STUDIO. 1107 North ONE MAN Rooms 2 bedroom, furnished. From NEEDED! •FOR SALE PLYMOUTH 1955, 4 door, V - Washington, Lansing. Phone $150. Carpeted, air APARTMENT NElI KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Animals 8, automatic. Body in work on Volkswagen, bugs, 484-4481. Part time time. 7-7-5 or full conditioned. Courtesy bus to _ CAMPUS. 332-4432.1 excellent conditon. Runs campus. 351-9564. 5-6-30 Mobile Homes buses, or Ghias. GRAND THREE ROOM I well. $375. Call 372-4890 RIVER CITGO. 1054 East GIRL basement apartment •Lost & Found 3-6 26 Grand WANTED for 2 hours UNIVERSITY VILLA J River. 351-9274. each afternoon. couple •PERSONAL Monday Apartments. 2 bedroom, only C-6-30 through Friday. Light furnished. From $150. IV2-7334. 3 6 26 •PEANUTS PERSONAL PLYMOUTH FURY III. 4 door housekeeping. 332-5176. Carpeted, air conditioned. 1 MAN needed for •REAL ESTATE •RECREATION hardtop, 1968. Good condition. Call after 6 p.m., MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1-6-21 Close to campus. 332-2189. bedroom quiet 2~l| apjl 5-6-30 Air •SERVICE 393-0379. 3-6-26 1940. Complete auto WAITRESS, PART or full time. conditioned, swil Instruction painting and collision service. SFBiKMi/BOCfSJ3/ 1 MALE Pool. Partially fuX PONTIAC 1970 \ grad student for Summer, 485-0256. C-6-30 ex per ienced. or all year. L Power steering. sublet, own room. of Typing Service DRUAR'S, ' summer, 351-9052. 2-6-23 Hagadorn and Mt 1 •TRANSPORTATION Stereo AM/FM 8 VW - GUARANTEED repair. Saginaw. 4-6-28 351-3025 or 6 p.m. Ask for 485-136(1 •WANTED player. Warranty. 1 RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at DanieH 2081. 2-6-23 Okemos Road. 349-9620. For Rent For Rent ONE OR two girls for summer. •• SUBJECTS ARE NEEDED for a Close to campus. Call Joan C-6-30 RATES'* PONTIAC 1967. Sky blue. series of experiments on 355 6613 or 351 2466. Housps I No. 10 word minimum Excellent condition. Learning Porcedures. All Apartments Apartments 3-6-26 LOVELY FURNISH^ CONDlTlOf Automatic, power, custom. 2 Aviation subjects will be paid. If you WORDS No. DAYS bedroom houses, lows door hardtop. 208 North are interested call 353-8940. FURNISHED APARTMENTS M.S.U. KARATE Club will give (kslrom car 1 1 1 APARTMENT, THREE rates — 3 10 Harrison. Best offer. 3-6-26 LEARN TO FLYI 4-6-28 for students. Low summer close rooms, a demonstration June 22, $150 for 3 month] 1351-9029.: njata 13.00 Complete to campus, parking. 7:00 p.m. in the women's - $170/ mJ rates. See our ad on page 3. $ 110/month. flight training. All courses are 332-3420. utilities. 349-15 rED: WORK SCHOOLBUS CAMPER. Fully BABYSITTER, PREFERABLY 731 Burcham. Call 351-7212. I.M. Everyone Welcome. IEJ 9B3 4.80 7.80 15.60 converted. 1960 government and VA certified. student wife. East Lansing 1-6-21 26-23 16-21 349-3604 alter 1 cats need mM roo" FRANCIS AVIATION. 0-5-6-30 9.75 19.50 International, new engine, area. After 6 p.m., 337-1831. I-9225. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. GIRL FOR girl. $70 per tires. 351-9246. 3-6-26 3-6-26 ONE WOMEN 1 block from campus. mm 7.20 . 11.70 23.40 C-6-30 APARTMENT still month, n deposit, call WANT THREE! EN: ATTR/i available for summer. Close before 3 351-7717. Completely furnished, 8.00 13.00 26.00 VOLKSWAGEN 196A~Bm^ WANTED! YOUNG personable REFRIGERATORS to campus, call NEJAC, 5-6-30 J.m. utilities and parking included. conscientious convenient men - rmshed, clef Clean, radio and radials. FREEZERS DISHWASHERS. Summer $55.Fall neighbq Ida from HI FW71 10.0C 16.25 men and women 18. To earn - 337-1309. C-3-6-26 - Spring 32.50 $675. Call 355-9758. 3-6-26 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES, $65. 349-9609. 3-6-21 Lansing, East side. rJ me 332-176C generous commissions with 315 South Bridge, Grand APARTMENT, FURNISHED, rates for summer. Sea DEADLINE VW 1964, sunroof, 2,000 miles only modest inventory utilities paid, three or four Beery evenings at 6 FOR ma 1 P.M. one class day on rebuilt engine, $250. investment Miss Jacobson, Ledge. 627-2191. 5-6-30 Y1S .wo man. Four blocks to campus. JeromeStreet. 3-6-26 IK to campu Yes..We 332-1026, for appointment. . 332 8980. 1-6-21 before publication. 351-1942. 2-6-23 COMPACT REFRIGERATOR 10171 aftei VW 2-6-23 Rentals. Summer term, NOW. johns per ROOMMATE WANTED, nice ONE GIRL needed house. Own for] ►26 1963, many new parts. UNITED RENT-ALL, 2790 r Cancellations/Cor¬ rections - 12 noon one Runs good but needs minor work. $325. 355-5262. 8 Employment East Grand River, 351-5652. 36-26 apartment! apartment, close to campus. Reasonable. Call 337-1870. have location! $58.75/monthly. Street. 351-2279.1-61 Neal 1 FOR man, ion. 211V4 1 class day before a.m. to 5 p.m. 1-6-21 36-26 — J Hairs. 5-6-30 PART TIME summer and balconies, too publications. employment with FURNISHED, 436 Park J For Rent GIRLS SPACIOUS furnished bedroom, available SE ROOM VW BUG 1967. Less than 500 PARAGON PRODUCTS, ROOMMATE SERVICE - RIVER'S and WATER'S not The State News will be miles on rebuilt 1968 motor. Summer Rent Rates apartment, 4 blocks lo M8U EDGE APARTMBNTS 34SM157. 6-7-3 nance. On INC. Automobile required. responsible only for the Immaculate in and out new Available for summer. $50 mpus. Sun For information. 351-5800. next to Oedar Village first day's incorrect brakes, no rust. Owner C-5-6-30 from $40 each, and fall $60/month. ROOMMATE SERVICE NEAR FPAND0R, waJ ting. 351-531 insertion. leaving 332-6163, 4-6p.m. 6-7-3 students to rent a ha country. Contact WATER'S EDGE Summer rent rates Whit, 351-4571 after 6 p.m. $9.50/month. No deposit. All $45 a piece, plus u 1 FOR male All students ads must be HELP WANTED. Female. and 2-6-23 equipment guaranteed. Call RIVER'S EDGE APARTMENTS, SUMMER 2 FROM $40 month to month «ek, Phor prepaid Assistant Manager. Fashion - NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-30 next to Cedar Village bedroom. Air conditioning. Security deposit red -26 Specialty Shop. Howell. 332-4432 332 VW 1970, looks and runs like 332-0625. 3-6-26 - 4432 Call Katy at 372-7H Challenging opportunity for new. AM/FM. One owner. sharp, competitive, sales - LOVELY FURNISHED $1550 or near 655-1022. 3-6-26 offer. minded, ambitious, career Apartments efficiency apartment for one. NEEDED: term. Water's ONE girl summer Edge, $55, call DELTA ARMS Apartments. 2 appointment. 3-6-26 I type. Write Box A bedroom, furnished, from Automotive - 1, State TWO MALE roommates needed Across from campus at 915 3516115. 16-21 $150. Carpeted, air GARDEN COTTAGES. J News._1j6:21 for 4 man apartment. Very Lilac. $125 plus electricity. conditioned, close to campus. bedroom, furnished^ FORD ECONOLINE bus, 1962, Scooters & Cycles GREAT OPPORTUNITY for Clean, quiet. 349-3604 after TWO BEDROOM furnished, 427 332-0563. 5-6-30 lawns, near MSI close to campus. Two 10 a.m. 0-3-6-26 Grove, available now. Inquire 3326717. 36-26 very nice for camping. $395 anyone with 2 years of best offer. 332-6419 after 1970 HONDA, 125cc bathrooms, carpeting, air or twin, college to own and operate at apartment No. 4 or call, GIRL FOR room. $50/month. 6 p.m. 2-6-23 Helmet, tools, 4400 miles conditioning. Fall - Spring. BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 349-4157.6-7-3 WANTED: 4th man ( their own business. Total Will have use of home. Desire 351-0372. 5-6-30 1 and 2 bedroom, furnished $315. 355 8221. 2-6 23 price of established childcare someone who will babysit Summer only, $46/f FORD 1966 convertible. $400 business only $5,000 with or unfurnished, from $125. OKEMOS, 1 bedroom furnished. 351-3816. 3-6-26 occasionally. Also, 2 room or best offer. SUZUKI T500R road bike, 2 $2,000 down. Especially Carpeted, air conditioned, $150 per month. Call 489-6475 FREE apartment, $90/month. 3-6-26 months old. Must sell. Call good for husband and wife swimming pool. Courtesy bus 349-4157. 6-7-3 351-0997. 2-6-23 Dana 337-7059. 2-6-23 team. Call 663-4500. 3-6-26 ROOMMATE SERVICE to campus. 351-3211. 5-6-30 SUMMER RENT DUPLEX, FURNISHED. SEVEN ROOM furnished HASLETT ARMS Apartments. 136466 Snyder Road, 1, 3 $40 apartment on Grove Street. 2 bedroom, furnished. From BURCHAM WOODS ONE OR 332 4432 - two bedroom $150. Carpeted, air condition, close to campus. 332-3843. 5-6 30 bedroom, Available now. Call 349-4157. 6-7-3 1, 2 bedroom. Summer, 26-23 Fall. 351-0997. 2% ROOM furnished Suitable for n Utilities paid, IV^ | furnished mobile homes. $25 GRADUATE STUDENT needed 3-6-26 NOW Studio 5129/mth - $30 per week. Quiet and EVERGREEN ARMS to share 2 man apartment, ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment. 220 Cedar Street. peaceful Apartments. 2 bedroom, on lake. 10 close to campus, all utilities, REDUCED! 1 bedroom-from $135/mth minutes to a campus. furnished, from $150. no deposit, $65. 332-6275 $ 1 35/month. 337-1846. Carpeted, air conditioned. 3-6-26 641-6601. 0-6-30 after 5 p.m. 3-6-26 2 bedroom-from $150/mth Close to campus. 332-8295. 56-30 SUMMER, THREE bedroom, LARGE, TWO party furnished FOUR PERSON furnished. Across from efficiency, air conditioned, duplex, Spaci< cious, furnished studio, close to campus. Fall, $154, 38 FOOT trailer, 2 bedroom, near Gables: EVENINGS furnished, near campus, 3 bedroom. Summer, $210. campus. 332-0369. 16-21 $165. Call 484-0585, 351-1610. O-6-30 ONLY. 351-3373. 2-6-23 Fall, $250. 12 months, $230. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 332-1617. 3-6-26 designed with you in mind. Now leasing for COUPLE OR mature Walk to furnished, 1 Union. bedroom. single. Neat, No indoor pets. $135 and PLUS $ 145/month. fall 663-8418. summer & 3-6-26 • Mos1 parking per unit in E.Lansing FURNISHED EFFICIENCY with kitchen. Share bath. 10 weeks/$200. No deposit, no • Laundry facilities * BAY COLONY lease. See 322 Elm Place No. 4 anytime. Call 351-1405 before 8 a.m. or between 8 • Healed pool * BEECHWOOD and 10 p.m. 1-6-21 DELTA ARMS • Around the clock service EVERGREEN ARMS SUMMER! • Security deposits refunded on the * HASLETT ARMS 135 Colllnqwood 332-3843 spot during move-out week * PRINCETON ARMS 1316 Haslett Rd. 351 - 1647 40 * NORTH POINTE Apartments shown from 10-6 daily * UNIVERSITY VILLA *50 and on weekends INN AMERICA See resident manager for showing. No appt. and 2 bedroom furnished apts. as low as $150 per month necessary. *1 *70 NOW LEASING for 3 month summer lease. Alio limited number of special summer school leases designed for the 5 week Free Roommate Service for summer and fall student. $275. Roommate service available. WATER'S EDGE 745 Burcham Drive HALSTEAD APARTMENTS 1050 Water's if 351-3118 MANAGEMENT Next to Cedar Edge Drive Village no answer - 484-4014 332 - 4432 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, June 21, 1972 17 For Sale for Ren* Rooms r'siNGLE I woman. PIONEER stereo SX9000 receiver Santui 5000A AM/FM ttereo with AM/FM reverb. Dem chief sues receiver. Omega B22XL (C°ntinued,romPa9e one) to the White H„„-_ House special counsel Charles W. Colson is ~ ^ the field of narcotics ■ activities, relating to the flow of drugs sr iSTTSSS: listed in the address books of two of the five men arrested. into this country. and up. U«d player piano Over 800 8-treck tapes. Over „ O'Brien said clear line as fa?asheiscSn^rnShT , "in had hh neWKSpaper reP°rted that federal sources said the of direction to th» n a rCSH h. f°uHunt,contain the name and home number of "I talked with Colson after reading the Washington Post 1200 used LP's. WILCOX election of the Kent" andthComm.ttee for the Re H oward the consultant, with the notations: "W. story," Ziegler said. "He made it quite clear to me that he is 6 09°NEDe AMD hT°RE' . t c l° ^ WhUe 8 Ve'°ping clear Hor:rd A ' White House official said Hunt last worked for the in no way involved." >E,TV 486-4391. BankAmericard, Committee White House in March 29, for regular daily consultant fee. Ziegler said the President has "read with interest i'c'0*8' 00 ^23 Matter Charge. Layaway. 8 5:30 p.m. Monday w^SeTtfy'^fn^th Rekpublican Nat'onal I he Post said Hunt a worked for the Central Intelligence everyone has — about this case but added: "This is — as 1754. Evenings. 2-6-23 a.m. • Saturday. C-6-30 • court suit would he Washington determine the facta Post reported ^ ^ 831(1 th< Agency from 1949 to 1970. White House press something the President will not get personally involved Tuesday that a consultant secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said at a t"7 10 room, rent FISHER TX-50, Kenwood noon briefing that Hunt's role was primarily consulting in . inquire tn person KA2002 amplifiers, QS-1 n o.m. -»48 Park Sansui synthesizer, Sears Purtmenti Coldspot mini-refrigerator. U.S. urged Asked about reports that Hunt made a trip to Miami at speedy end Call Tom, 361-1649. 5-6-30 Colson's request two weeks ago, Ziegler commmented: "I | LARGE room, clean, don't know where Mr. Hunt has been. He has not been in a i|t close to campui. DOUBLE BED, EXTRA LONG, consulting role with the White House for months." 1.3306. 0-1-6-21 Four F70X14 tires. Two H70x14 snow tiret, mounted. Named in the lawsuit beside McCord and McCord 19" TV. 351-8159. 3-6-26 to Viet War 25 Associates Inc., a Maryland security firm, and the yrs. ago THREE SPEED girls blue bike Committee to Re - elect the President are the four other in good condition. $45. individuals charged with the break - in. 351-1122. 2-6-23 WASHINGTON (AP) leader Ho Chi Minh went They are named in the suit as Bernard Barker, Eugenio reduced to resorting to Kremlin. But the fact The United States told R. WE DO most repairing and astray under mysterious monarchy as a Martinez, Frank Sturgis, and Virgilio R. Gonzales. France 25 years ago the weapon remains, however, the IalF ■ term hassle, walk, replace broken frames. circumstances. against communism. situation in The suit asks for $100,000 in compensatory damages Indochina Jhome comforts included. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 Vietnam War was playing into Communist hands and Declaring the United In another urgent dispatch no longer be considered can made to the Democratic National Committee's offices in p.0645. 1-6-21 Eeit Michigan Avenue. States had "no solutions or to Paris Marshall said: local in character." the Watergate and to cover other expenses the party 372-7409. C-2-6-23 urged Paris to be "most plans to intervene," then "We do not lose sight of incurred because of the break - in. It asks for $900,000 in j SUMMER- Furnished, generous" in seeking an Secretary of State George C. the fact that Ho Chi Minh According to the U.S. punitive damages. washer - dryer, TV, MAYTAG PORTABLE wesher consul in Hanoi. James Ln. Very close. $60. early solution. Marshall predicted: has direct Communist end dryer, coppertone finish, O'Sullivan, Ho at that early Asked if he had any fear that the FBI would attempt to This was disclosed "We fear continuation of ■•9610. 2-6-23 used twice. $275. Call connections ... it should be date was prepared to whitewash the case, O'Brien replied: "No." 361-0171 after 5:30 p.m. Tuesday when the State the conflict may jeopardize obvious we are not propose cease fire O'Brien, in a news conference before Ziegler held his 3-6-26 Dept. removed the secrecy the position of all Western interested in seeing colonial - label from another batch of democratic supervised by mixed briefing, said that he is "shocked to learn that the White powers in empire administrations commissions official documents. on all fronts House, through its official spokesman, deems unworthy to Southern Asia and lead to eeded lor 2 | Animals The advice came after the supplanted by the with troops returning to notice this blatant act of political espionage. a very eventualities of philosophy and political purported cease fire offer which we positions defined by an "And now we learn of the potential involvement of a GERMAN - are most organizations emanating SHEPHERDS. 1 agreement that had been White House special consultant who is said to specialize in tally furl from Vietnam Communist apprenhensive." from and controlled by the 2-623 puppy left, $20. 1-628-2577 reached ■1-5076. He urged France to be on April 3,1946. delicate assignments for the President," O'Brien said. evenings. 3-6-26 f BLOCK campus. All "most generous in the prices. No lease, SIAMESE KITTENS, females, attempt to find an early Panel low Housps ten, parking, pets. litter treined. Eligible for registration. 1-6-21 349-4485 solution which, by recognizing the legitimate desires of the will Vietnamese, WASHINGTON (AP) expands R-Fla., the FDA would be power of the attorney general to of FDA injunctions, seizures, for It's restore peace and CONDITIONED room 2 ENGLISH COCKER The House public health retained within the Health, initiate requested action Spaniels. What's temporary restraining orders Happening must be deprive antidemocratic subcommittee voted ;ksfrom campus; CHEAP; AKC. Puppies end young received in the State News forces of Education and Welfare within seven days, the or enforcement of subpenas 351-9029. 3-6-26 dogs. They prove you can a powerful Tuesday night to raise the Dept. But, for the first time office, 341 Student Services administrator would be and other investigatory buy love. 482-7622. 3-6-26 weapon." Food and Bldg., by noon one class day At another Drug the FDA would gain authorized to pursue demands. ED WORKING girl and before publication. No point Marshall Administration to the level specific statutory footing, tats need room. Call TWO GERMAN Sheperd cautioned against the of a regulatory •8225. puppies. Female. $20. 5 will be creation of "an agency with The FDA administrator accepted phont No impotent broad new legal powers. would be granted new mixed breed puppies, $3. puppet government through announcements will Under legislation At-large probe urged be investigative authority, J: ATTRACTIVE, well 372-8517. 2-6-23 the restoration of Emperor accepted for events outside approved by the including subpena power. ished, clean rooms, 2 Bao Dai," saying it implied the greater Lansing area. cks from MSU Union. subcommittee headed by Furthermore, upon failure 332-1760. 2-6-23 Personal that the democracies were Rep. Paul. G. Rogers, The Coalition for Human (Continued from page one) haven't come to me," Best Survival will hold a general said. "I FOR male or female, PREGNANT? WE understand, really don't like to meeting at 7:30 p.m. today entertain answering them to campus. Cheap. Call cell us. Pregnancy said, adding that Best had •0171 after FOR man, across from 5:30 p.m. Counseling, 0-6-30 M.S.U. KARATE Club will give 372-1560. The MSU College of Council expected reported that poll workers had worked 279'/2 hours. Best again denied because it's ridiculous." Winners of the election included Julianne Timmons, a demonstration June 22, 7 Human Medicine Community knowledge of the lit. 21154 Grand River, Flint sophomore; Ronald sirs. 5-6-30 e ROOM with private tnce. One block to FREE. p.m. in the Women's IM. Everyone Welcome. 1-6-21 . . A lesson in Health Committee will its monthly immunization clinic from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at hold free to lower complaint, but said, "Whatever the state law is for minimum wage is what they were paid." Johnson, Gerald Detroit junior; Evelyn, Detroit junior; Guadalupe Solis, * the Church of God in Christ, (Continued from one) South Bend, Ind. junior; com pl«x ion 1 cart. Call page ipus. Summer only, sewage facility located on the Red Cedar Buckner objected to the Sherman 484-4619, East Michigan of corner of St. Joseph and Walker, Setma, ling. 351-5313. 1-6-21 includes a section similar to the state code, River near the junction of I - 496 and 485-7197. Lansing Mall. Logan, Lansing. This clinic is appeals procedure, which Ala. senior; and James free to Lansing area residents. which would permit the court to place an Trowbridge Road. MERLE NORMAN requires that the student Watson, Detroit senior. COSMETICS STUDIOS. offender under probation. Once the Envirotech Systems Inc. was to be nominations committee Other winners were C-6-30 Gay Liberation Movement obligation or probationary period has been awarded a $791,000 contract for resolve all complaints. Cases Catherine Gool, Detroit is sponsoring numerous fulfilled the arrest and conviction would be construction of an incinerator to bum may then be appealed to the junior; Deborah O'Neal, THANKS TO everyone on activities to celebrate Gay dropped from the offender's record. sludge produced by the plant. Academic Governance New Orleans, La. senior; For Sale behalf of my Retirement Pride Week. Call 353-9795 or Asst. City Attorney Dennis McGinty The entire system of sewage research Committee and finally to Cassandra Simmons, East Perty on May 31st. It was come to 24 Student Services said the proposed ordinance does not and disposal is scheduled to be completed the Academic Council. Lansing sophomore; and IQUES: OUTDOOR very much appreciated. Bldg. for more information. conflict with the state statute which also in December of 1973, Patriarche said, and Florence Smoke (Smokey). "I don't consider the Cassandra Edmonson, ique Flea Market. July 1, it will " 1-6-21 Married students who are describes the offense as a misdemeanor — comply with recent stricter complaints valid if they Detroit sophomore. a.m. - 5 p.m. Ruess the sole difference being the amount of standards against pollution of the Red 1ft miles North of M - interested in participating in Softball during summer term fine. McGinty further noted that the Cedar. Perry. Dealers space $2 auction on grounds Reed Estate phone 485-0667 for further attorney general rendered an opinion The standards were compiled by the Ith man luly 2 only. Starts at information. permitting a difference in fines, but it has Michigan Water Resources Commission and 15% commission to OKEMOS, 2 bedroom home. yet to be tested in court. the federal Environmental Protection 3-6-26 your items. Call Fireplece, garage, pleasant Members of the Volunteer Colburn said he changed his thinking on Agency. i-2865. 5-6-30 yard and neighborhood. Action Corps will be in 312 the "$1 weed" ordinance for two primary City Council approval of the contracts is Convenient to MSU end East Wilson from 6 p.m. o reasons. He said he believed he would be only the first step in the project. The 8'x 10'TENT shopping. $21,500. midnight Sunday to talk to contracts and pollution specifications must unable to get the necessary votes to pass it 349-2209. 1-6-21 anyone interested in working ling Screen Room with them this summer. and added police could still make the arrest again be approved by the Environmental HB ACK PACKING ACROSS STREET from under the more stringent state statute. Protection Agency before work can be Factory campus. One bedroom, living The ASMSU Legal Aid "I was convinced that the police would started, Patriarche said. He expects work to Rejects room, kitchen, bath. All Dept. will have a lawyer ignore the $1 ordinance and users would be begin in late September. I STOOP Rl6HT IN FRONT lity Awning Shop The federal government is absorbing 55 I CRIED, BETTER «YE Utilities included. $110. No available from 1 to 4 p.m. more inclined to flaunt it," he said. OF HER...I FINALLVMUITHE IS. Logan 882-4731 LINIKU \M£ AW BLANKET lease. Call ROGER PAVLIK Thursday. MSU students In the last year only 13 people were per cent of the project's cost, the state 25 UTTLE RED-MAlRED 6IRL "THAT CBEDANP \ BACK... I DON'T REALTY. 371-2891. 1-6-21 wishing appointments are convicted of marijuana use, Colburn said, per cent and the local government CHUCK 1$ ALUW5 TALKING A0OUT. CRIED AND THINK I'M REAPV [SHOW, July 1. 2. 10 asked to check with the and the new ordinance will protect this including East Lansing, MSU and Meridian AND tfW KNOW UHAT I DID ? ■5 p.m. miles North of M on Ruess Road, - 78, Recreation ASMSU business office, 307B Student Services Bldg., or call relative handful from severe punishment Township the remaining 20 per cent -CftlEg! A^TOKTV<|$.. for a "victimless crime." MLMj Dealer tables $5 per 353-0659. through revenue bonding. $7.50 both days for 8' In other important action the Council In other action the council was expected l General admission UNION BOARD summer flights. was to award over $13 million in contracts to pass city ordinance 307 which would $1 tl per family. Also, Hours 1 - 4 p.m. Late June, Service for the expansion of the East Lansing permit 18 to 20 - year - olds to drive taxis. Flea Market and July, and August flights still The council is also expected to alter «on on available. 353-9777. C-6-30 sewer system. grounds. Watch War buffs The five separate contracts will nearly parking rates and procedures for increasing firing cannon NEED A tutor? Math 082 them at street meters. double the capacity of East Lansing sewage BICYCLE musket. Call 485-2865. through 112. Phone Service treating facility. At the area's present rate The meters will probably be modified so X) 355-6153. 3-6-26 of expansion and population growth the that pennies can no longer be used on one 8|KES, men's, women's, facility will be adequate until 1990, John hour meters. The rate will be raised to a EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad iterworks reel to reel tape Mer, $90. Guitar, $10. students, relieble, references. Typing Service M. Patriarche, East Lansing city manager nickel for 15 minutes on those meters and AUCTION said. to a dime an hour on two hour meters. 351-1963. 3-6-26 Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. Three of the contracts will be used to The council was also to authorize the Free estimates. C-6-30 TYPING THESES and letters, etc. Rapid, accurate service. expand the facilities of the University's city manager to begin negotiating for land ' SCHWINN girl's 26". 0(1 Experienced. 393-4075. Institute of Water Research. When adjacent to the City Hall. Patriarche said condition. Baskets, TV FACTS now hes an the land will be used for expansion of the completed, the facility will include a SALE tires. C-6-30 $40. 355-3155 Entertainment Guide as well 10 p.m. S-6-30 pipeline from the sewage plant to a series City Hall, but would also be available for as a Shopping Guide. C-6-30 COMPLETE THESES service. the construction of any of man - made lakes and ponds on land future peripheral "EEKS jnt printing. IBM route. left on store wide THESES COPYING. Right in typing and binding of purchased by the University South of I - *"'0rV clearance SALE. 496. The appointments of 23 individuals to *R town, over - night service. theses, resumes, publication. SHALL MUSIC. The largest contract of $11,335,000 was various city commissions were also Fine quality paper, as well as Across from campus, corner scheduled for approval by the council in bond. Collation free. THE M.A.C. and Grand River, to be awarded to the PHI Construction Co. below Jones Stationary Shop. of Lansing for the expansion of the present late business. PAPER EATER. 211 Abbott, ;RA REPAIR Service. Still 351-4321. C-2-6-23 Call COPYGRAPH potion picture. Work 337-1666. 'ocally. Free estimates, SERVICES, FOR QUALITY service on C-6-30 i'guaranteed service. L£0X SECOND HAND 5-4' 509 East Michigan. stereos. TV's and recorders. THE STEREO SHOPPE. Draft call to reach No. 75 M391.C 5-6-30 337-1300. C-6-30 ^ And™™. $75. Iron antique Call Electrolysis (only permanent (Continued from page one) after they up to receive their induction notices 10 days before their draft reporting ""HH- 3-6-26 351-2609 Hair Removal) manuscripts, general typing. Pepitone ordered the draft boards to IBM. 22 years experience. schedule armed forces preinduction exams date. Facial, Hairlines, Body 349-0850. C-6-30 Previously they could not do so after for prime draft candidates with numbers P^AX loud speekers. Virginia Hanchett through No. 100. Previously the cutoff for receiving their notices. A flood of i tee j^C 1660 J25V* South Grand exams was No. 90. enlistments in the Reserve and National j.,',565 Phone IV4-8607. 484-1632 Transportation A Selective Service spokesman said, Guard could push the lottery ceiling TV, HI-FI Repairs. Recorders, however, the actual draft may stay at 75 or higher. RIDE to Los Angeles radios. Dependeble, low NEED not reach much beyond that. In forecasting the outlook for men born ton, r R - SMITH SAVE. 351 area. 616-374-7223. Box 584 Men with low numbers lose deferments in 1953, those who got their draft numbers m.8 Nil, Gala*V. In good rates. Lake Odessa. 3-6-26 Bicycle Auction Sale: Friday, June 23, 1972, 1:30 $45. O-6-6-30 in the lottery last February, Pepitone set tJl 349-4717. in large numbers in the last half of the No. 100 as the cutoff for next year. And P.M. at Salvage Yard, 1330 Harrison Road, Michigan year. Last year the draft reached No. 125 „C0LE'S BAKERY IBM THESIS typing. For Wanted in midyear and stayed there. The year he ordered the draft boards to reclassify State University Campus. Various makes and BAKERY sample, call Mary Martha before it reached 195 in midyear and all with numbers above 100 as 1H, an conditions. All items may be seen at Salvage Yard, foods at Upplncott, 489-6479. 3-6-26 DON'T FORGET blood comes stayed there. administrative holding category. June 21 and 22 from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., and *! Prices. 1/3 to 1/2 off from people. Save a life. Give — A great deal will depend on how much Those with numbers under 100 will be June 23 from 8:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Prices, great eating, blood. Professional donors EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad the most recent change in the rules affects processed for possible induction and those j*conomy! SURPLUS students, reliable, references. compensated. MICHIGAN with 50 and below will be scheduled for the situation. Starting next month men 18 Sea klnl bird p. foutely North '640 South Waverly, Call 349 1005 or 349-2781. COMMUNITY BLOOD Terms: Cash of 1-496 CENTER. 337-7183. C-6-30 may join the Reserve or National Guard preinduction exams. 51. Refusal 1- C 2-6-23 Free estimates. C-6-30 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd;lay. June 2] State court prohibits voter purge lav\ By UNITED PRESS state failed to demonstrate registration rolls alone legitimate reasons why 'The right to vote has Dissenters were Justices Joining Swainson in the INTERNATIONAL that the law "is necessary under the two-year rule, voter might not vote, always received a preferred majority opinion were Chief Thomas E. Brennan and The Michigan Supreme and essential and not which the justices said was including illness, travel, place in our constitutional Justice Thomas M. Eugene F. Black. achievable by less drastic absence of babysitters or a system," the court said. In his dissenting Court Tuesday declared proof that the law "is Kavanaugh and Justices opinion, means." indeed a serious impediment conscious protest against all "The importance of this Thomas G. Kavanagh, Paul Brennan said the Michigan's two-year voter majority registration law The high court's decision on the right to vote for a of the candidates in a right can hardly be L. Adams and G. Mennen opinion will increase the unconstitutional because it was a victory for the United substantial number of particular election." overemphasized." Williams. problem of citizens voting purges from the voting rolls "a certain class of otherwise Auto Workers' Community Action Program citizens." supermarket baVolfc qualified voters." (UAW-CAP), the Michigan In its decision, the court In a 5-2 decision, the State NAACP, Michigan cited numerous U.S. court found that the state failed to show good cause State AFL-CIO Common Cause, the and prime Supreme Court decisions involving the right to vote CITY, MSU POLICIES for keeping a law on the groups who sought a ruling and concluded that if a state books which erases the on the voter registration law is to prevail a names of voters who have law. compelling state interest According to the court, Local not voted in the past two must be demonstrated. years. The court also said the more than 600,000 persons were purged from voter The court said its decision does not otherwise tamper unit opens with the legislature's authority to set up a system By RAY ANDERSON 7:30 uncovered and determine have East p.m. today City some recommendation Lansing and (Jn Nixon to of voter registration. However, it said the two -year registration law was State News Staff Writer An ad hoc committee Hall. The group formally the possibility of severing those ties. ready for the city council by mid - July. appropriations f,rms that aid to in! Aii formed following the Grand known as the Ad Hoc • They are primarily trying cc:r —A not concerned with voter Make recommendations River Avenue Committee on University to obtain facts that relate Abrams I registration, "but rather with removing a certain cla class of otherwise qualified demonstrations to study East Lansing and MSU and Policies East Lansing War ? has formed two to the city council and board of trustees based on the problems and solutions S.African refuses to fuel policies that involve them in subcommittees to: the sub prize pock - committee the Vietnam War has WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon announced V°terS' fact finding work. begun • Determine the existence discovers. Tuesday that he will nominate Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, "As plaintiffs point out," now the commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam, to be To obtain more of connections between the East Lansing JOHANNESBURG, year old P«rkin Army the court said in the South Africa (AP) — chief of staff. majority opinion written by information that might city and University with the subcommittee chairman Methwell Mafune won a attendant have said he' He will replace Gen. William C. Westmoreland, 58, who is Justice John Swainson, assist them a subcommittee military effort. Warren Day said that the to give up t of the group has • Determine the exact group is still $3,360 automobile in a quiz because he couldn'i retiring on June 30 with the rank of four - star general. "There are numerous scheduled a conducting fact public hearing to be held at nature of the connections finding missions, but should competition but the 26 - to buy gasoline. Meanwhile, Nixon also announced that he is reappointing Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, 60, for another two - year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. QUANTITY RIGHTS No successor for Abrams in Saigon was announced. Nor was there any decision yet on when Abrams will be leaving li/ililiH'l'HIn'ilHi RESERVED SoAVS his post in Vietnam. Abrams, 57, is being nominated for a four - year term in the top Army post. A native of Srpingfield, Mass., he succeeded Westmoreland in the Vietnam post in July 1968. Presidential press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said WAREHOUSEl Fresh Picnic Style io?«L TVSON's c Westmoreland will step down as Army chief of staff on July 3 and the vice chief of staff, Gen. Bruce Palmer, will be acting chief until Abrams returns and gets Senate PORK yiHOtf confirmation. Ziegler said that all the men involved in the military changes have carrried out their responsibilities and commands "with great distinction." And, he said Gen. 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVENUE ROAST m*»* thefinm1' 930 W. HOLMES ROAD -POUND- Westmoreland will be appropriately honored in the next 15487 N. EAST STREET 29' few weeks not only by the President but by the military. 5210 W. SAGINAW Ziegler said it was not unusual to reappoint a chairman of W££ the Joint Chiefs of Staff and that Moorer's predecessor, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler had been reappointed by former 39 38 President Lyndon B. Johnson. The law permits a two - year term for chairman, plus one two - year renewal. Westmoreland, a native of Spartanburg county, S.C., was reported by Ziegler to have no immediate plans for any other government service after his retirement. Ziegler said that the decision of when Abrams will leave Vietnam is Hygrade Twin-Pak "being worked out." And he said he expected to have information about a successor there "at a later time." FRANKS 2 pkg 1-28 The new commander in Vietnam is expected to be Army Gen. Frederick Weyand, who has been Abrams' deputy for nearly two years. W.E.M. QUALITY BONELESS BEEF The announcement of the Army chief of staff change comes only 12 days before the expiration of CHUCK ROAST 86' Westmoreland's term. Rarely has a president waited this long to name a new service chief. Normally there is at least FARMER PEET'S SMOKED a couple of months lead time to permit an orderly changeover. BRN'SCHWEIGER 48* Young blamed save 26' NEW YORK NEW! COUNTRY FRESH save 20' save 11' for most littering COUNTRY FRESH COUNTRY MAID NEW YORK CALL , PKG. OF 24 - 2 OZ. (UPI) - A Gallup survey shows that persons between the ages of COLLEGE CALIF. SUNKIST FROZEN JUICE > ! ASST'D. FUDGE BARS & Neopolitan Kidney 21 and 35 are responsible for three times as much TRAVEL BARS POPS Ice Cream Bean Salad litter as persons over 50. The younger litter rate is 16 77': 99* 69 % GAL. nearly twice that for the 35 351-6010 CTN. - 49 age bracket. 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