Trustees sing-alotig Among other serious actions at its monthly meeting Friday the board of trustees chose to honor Jack Breslin, executive vice president and secretary of the board, fourth from left, with the melodic strains of "Happy Birthday." The precedent - setting move, initiated by Trustee Don Stevens, D-Okemos, was the result of an additional item on the board's agenda to correct Breslin's age to 52 - years • old on his record. "It was done very cleverly because we often do have additional items placed on the agenda," Breslin said. "It was a very nice gesture which, needless to say, I didn't expect at all." State News photo by Chuck Michaels I [awn . . . Tennis Championships Monday Clearing jjn today through July 8 Wimbledon, Surrey, MICHIGAN . . . today and warmer with high in the seventies. STATE MEWS a I England. STATI UNIVERSITY e 65 Number 3 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 26, 1972 Jeanup campaign begins ! is Eastern floods recede By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS policies held in the entire state and being airlifted to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., restored to the Richmond, VA., area, Iploodwaters receded in the only two in Wilkes Barre,• a brutally were debris-strewn waters from the where an end of service had threatened damaged city to 60,000. .rastated East Sunday and the Thousands of homes and businesses rampaging Susquehanna River still disease to 500,000 residents. Water ■give task of cleaning up and from New York to Virginia and west covered the city and more than pipe was flown from Cleveland for (building began. The death toll in the to Ohio were destroyed. Vast tracts of 100,000 people had been evacuated. repairs, and water was available on a §nre storm that began a week ago farm land were under water, their The food situation there was described "please don't waste it" basis. >d at 108. as "pretty good." Interstate Highway 95 was reopened I Property damage was estimated at crops destroyed. In Harrisburg, the Susquehanna was in Virginia. It has been flooded since Governors of III over $1 billion in Pennsylvania seven states, or their receding, but few of the 7,000 Friday. representatives, met in Harrisburg, Pa., „e, with only a fraction of the loss to assess the displaced people were allowed back in tired. A state insurance official said damage and plan action. their homes. They stayed with friends All other major Eastern insterstate fg were about 800 flood They will ask for more federal help. in two evacuation centers. routes or were reported open. Food, cots and clothing were Pure drinking water and sewers were Rep. H. John Heinz III, R-Pa., said he would seek a congressional investigation of why the National fires spur Weather Service (NWS) failed to irea debate predict the flood earlier. the Paul Jacoby, chief meteorologist for NWS, rejected the blame. He said tropical storm Agnes took a capricious in conditions turn coast weekend. which with nobody could have predicted. The storm hit the Florida hurricane force last I By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer News Background (Continued on page 9) wires in fraternity houses and ^operative living units have caused authorities have remarked that building residents, East Lansing i injuries and an estimated residents were "lucky to get out Building Inspector Robert Jipson said. Fee refund 160,000 in damages since February. alive." "We inspect housing if someone \ several cases, fire and housing Despite charges by an MSU Student Housing Corp. (SHC) officer of the requests it but if they won't let us in Students who do not wish to read the State News its services may Blocked by floo or give us the information, our hands or use that "40 or 50 buildings could be shut are tied," Jipson said. receive a refund of the $1 fee by Telephone company crews work to repair disrupted lines in the hit boosts down as potential fire hazards," East Lansing building and fire inspectors Fraternity and sorority houses, co-ops and major apartment bringing their fee receipt cards to the State News business office, 345 central Pennsylvania town of Millheim, as an Amish farmer leading his horse and buggy looks on. The farmer eventually agree that they know of no house Student Services Bldg., by June 30. which could be described as a firetrap. (Continued on page 9) took an alternative route because of the floodwaters. \SU's part "The really bad houses have gone to communal living type things which we AP Wirephoto don't get into to inspect unless we're AT PLATFORM MEETING requested," Jack M. Gregg, East |>f fund bill Lansing Fire Inspector, said Friday. "So I can't think of any fraternities or Dems call tor co-ops that are really bad." ■The jnmittee |MSU's i House of the state Appropriation Thursday added $2 million portion of a hig Senate Phillip Bozzo, business manager of SHC, disagreed with Gregg's assessment, charging that about 50 ; rental district, iternity houses WASHINGTON (AP) - The frontrunning Democratic presidential guaranteed jobs Representing Humphrey, economist He said the drafters hope to have the Robert R. Nathan termed the pledges five remaining sections ready for the be considered Democratic party's platform drafters aspirant. Yet the language was broad enough "liberal, forward - looking principles full Platform Committee when it Sunday called for a guaranteed job for to seem acceptable to most McGovern which I think Sen. Humphrey could convenes today at 10 a.m. No further all with federal payments to assure live with." release of backers, and not so drastic as to planks is expected prior to income above the poverty level, plus Ben Wattenberg, a campaign leader that time. precipitate a floor fight by delegates for Sen. Henry M. Jackson, said the "A first priority of a Democratic the present welfare system, draft is "a progressive document that Minnesota and Edmund S. Muskie of (Continued on page 7) The first drafts of the platform to be Maine. shows a lot of signs of moderation." presented for approval to the national The Vietnam and foreign policy A representative of Rep. Shirley convention opening in Miami Beach Chisholm of planks remain to be drafted. New York said it July 10 were hammered out by a 15 - person drafting committee that worked until 3 a.m. Sunday. Representatives of the candidates generally indicated approval. "appears to be a document that can bring all elements of the party OSU pr Ted Van Dyke, a McGovern together." The three planks they produced, out lieutenant, called the draft "a pretty Mayor Kenneth Gibson, Newark, of an anticipated eight, pledge sweeping domestic reforms but stop good document — the proposals reflect the general spirit and direction that N.J., chairman of the drafting subcommittee, told reporters: "I named well short of the specific share - the - Sen. McGovern has been talking personally predict this will be the wealth proposals of Sen. George McGovern of South Dakota, the about." party platform." of college Lois A. Lund, professor ar.d director of the School of Home Economics at Trustees sq Ohio State University (OSU), has been named dean of the College of Human Ecology at MSU at a salary of $32,500 a year effective Jan. 1,1973. over Huff Lund, whose appointment was approved by the board of trustees By LINDA WERFELMAN salary than male professors of art Friday, will succeed Dean Jeanette Lee State News Staff Writer because she is a woman. who is retiring July 1. Robert Rice has Huffs testimony "implied that he been serving as acting dean of stee Kenneth W. Thompson, the spoke for the board of trustees," college since Sept. 1,1971 while Lee has t Lansing, Friday denounced Thompson said adding that he would been on a one year terminal leave. ?r member of the board of expect Huff to disqualify himself if for creating a conflict of the case were brought to the trustees. Lund is also associate dean of the by testifying in a case before "All I want to say to you, Warren, is College of Agriculture and Home U Anti-discrimination Judicial you're a smoothie," Thompson Economics and chairman of the Board. injected. department of home economics of Thompson said during the Friday Huff argued that he had simply both the Ohio Agricultural Research meeting of the board of trustees, that "recited public policy of the board". Development Center and the Ohio he would "disclaim any liability" During the hearing, Huff had twice N\\: Cooperative Extension Service. She which might result from the actions of said his appearance was not connected has held these positions since 1969. Warren M. Huff, D-Plymouth, who had with trustee action. testified in a June 2 case in which "I am telling you what happened in HUFF: "This institution is denying Prior to joining the faculty at Ohio THOMPSON: . . | All / want to Margaret Yuill, professor of art, (Continued 7) human rights." State University, Lund served as an ! W(»n-n, is you 're a smoothie. charged that she received a lower on page associate professor of the food division II ililillllllIIM'i (Continued on page 9) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan M^dayJun, ^ 197 I a17]0 L The main change shifts operations, Maj. Gen. Alton sumf SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. the timing purely Son Nhut was airbase, but he nary the 7th Air Force's tactical D. Slay, and a third general command is Command disclosed Sunday' coincidental. spends more time at the headed bvr air control center from 7th in charge of intelligence Cre,ghui W. major changes in its U.S. Command the years, the Abrams o Indochina operations, U.S. officers said all of the changes were part of a Air Force Headouarters to the U.S. military command have shifted their office to the U.S. Command headquarters. commanders 7th Air t.«h p?1 ,ateNe including more direct The 7th Air Force tactical have been = . control over 7 th Air Force restructuring of the entire headquarters. headquarters. center controls 1,000 U.S. to listed as ri"'08 811S & and Strategic Air Command U.S. military organization in Sources said Vogt is planes a day operating over Abrams JJ bombing missions, Vietnam, a consolidation of The 7th Air Force maintaining his office in he North and South Vietnam, operations, althouoh ' th » ii Another change makes the commands as American commander, Gen. John W. 7th Air Force compound on Cambodia and Laos. generally have had free,! M*°'• U.S. Army Vietnam a forces are drawn down. Vogt, his deputy for the opposite side of Tan The U.S. military over without their clow own ™ 02l( • • , support command to the monitor ny the U.S. Command. ^ustees roved Arms The sale restructuring of the U.S. Army Vietnam marks the beginning of the field Transpo "AllA want to say to you, army's phaseout from Vietnam and its integration fea Warrah (Huff), is you're a into the U.S. military educing waged fit hie." lems to ■ -Kenneth Thompson command, to The a move sources said. downgrades it support unit with the in he stuc betwe iths, « ire camp primary focus on support of BRASILIA (AP) - The he wants Brazil's air force to self all forces rather than just gong has sounded for the imposed $75 - mj||io be pla< fly locally built French a year limit on arms the Army alone. It now decisive round of a hush sales t syster - Mirages, U.S. F5E Freedom Latin America Hall a becomes less of a tactical hush arms sales battle and aske Fighters from Northrop Congress to raise it to headquarters and under between France and the $15 ding I, Aviation, or Italian Fiat million. more direct control of the United States in Brazil - G91s. cipally U.S. Command. Latin America's ileal pro biggest and A steady stream of visitors It was no secret that ie cost fastest - growing country. r top - level foreign military — At least three Air Force American Brazil, with wrne b Even dark horse Italy brass well generals and an army as as executives of fastest growing economy' Nixon signs school bill general have been moved to plans to enter the ring before the final bell and private defense contractors — plus frequent parties and the continent and forces in control, was the armi $15 the U.S. Command's one it P'° plans to turn the fight into a junkets have been wooing the main Nixon signed ''Pentagon East'' targets of the U Htory r President the headquarters at Saigon's free - for all. - the Brazilian army, navy reversal. financi $21.3 billion education bill At stake are contracts and air force, Tan Son Nhut airbase. jeau o worth hundreds of millions The great arms war, as Not to be left Friday but accused Congress of of dollars from Brazil's French came back behind, ector E. The U.S. Command some local military men are wit., "clever political evasion" by armed forces, who are campus denied the charges were fond of calling it, began proposal to provide rad study 1 adopting what he called aimed at keeping a closer undertaking re - equipment with a few quick victories and other night guidan e nun inadequate antibusing watch on the Air Force of everything from small equipment for Rio's futu by the French. In 1970, ring free after a congressional former arms to supersonic jet supersonic provisions. they sold the Brazilians 16 internation umber The administration has called 7th Air Force commander, fighter planes. $3 million, 1,500 - mile • airport and expandi lively s Gen. John D. Lavelle, had The most coveted prize in military bases. Last mont per - hour Mirage 5s. define the education funding ordered unauthorized the sales war will be a go France's Thomson f SU arch authorization a "landmark strikes over North Vietnam ahead from Brazil for an This was followed by Houston CSF landed a $5 fert ad achievement in supporting earlier this year. outside group to build a quick bids for French - million contract. Italian sea to air Otomat (trsity i multimillion dollar factory - - projects from elementary to The command, which has missiles to be used on some Now, the decisive round ause graduate school." over-all responsibility for all Hike barrage to turn out about 100 jet of the six Vosper MK10 fighters through 1978. coming up — patrol Hordes of prospective bike purchasers appraise the But Nixon vehemently branches of service in Some time before the end frigates Brazil ordered from and fighter planes. attacked the provision that would halt for 18 months any Vietnam, said the move had been planned even before bargains at last week's bike auction held at the MSU salvage yard. of next year, President Emilio G. Medici is England. The United States I'll Even Australia got into confident that Brazil 1 the Lavelle controversy and State News photo by Nick Jackson busing order by the federal expected to decide whether the act, with a $20 million soon purchase P3 Orio courts until all anti - submarine weapons patrol planes to survey th appeals had been sale, and there were reports country's 4,600 exhausted. "Not in the course of this ON SEATING CHALLENGES the Brazilian navy was out Atlantic coastline, and th shopping in places as diverse newly enacted 200 • administration has there been a Scotland and Israel. limit, which ironically more manifest congressional as U.S. tlL^ But it was the French government oppose ' Dem reforms face test The French are hoping for late News retreat from an urgent call for arms sales offensive that was sale of Atlantic Bregu litional responsibility," Nixon declared. gaining the most ground, nit offer not only in Brazil but planes. Univers WASHINGTON (AP) - consequences. Nixon in November. throughout Latin America. French hopes were dashe chief promulgator of the ^bed ^ The Democratic Convention The panel's decisions over earlier this year, howev One case, the challenge reform rules. By refusing to A U.S. Commerce Dept. ceeptabie the Vet charged in killings Credentials Committee next two weeks affect the makeup of about will against Mayor Richard compromise their ideals, study last year showed the when Air Force Minist t of th plunges today into an acid Daley and 58 other Marcio do Sousa e Mello - dgeta ry test of party reform rules as half the convention they could deny their man United States had "lost" uncommitted delegates declared Francophile - the votes he needs for a more than a billion dollars tording A Vietnam veteran was charged with murder it starts weighing a record delegations and could from Chicago, has been first-ballot nomination and in arms sales in Latin fired for reasons sti Jensen, number of seating influence not only the undisclosed. after four persons were shot, three fatally, during a selection of a nominee but acknowledged by the alienate Daley and other America over the past challenges ripe with Democratic Naitonal party in a house trailer near Dalton, Ga. early controversy and long-range his chances against President party leaders whose support decade — to the detriment The Brazilians have Sunday, police said. Tne State News is Committee. The committee faces a could be crucial in Illinois and key Southern swinging of the U.S. balance of payments. clear they are interested in building thei no< olur Officers said Jerry Wade Hulsey, 23, who published by the students of returned from Vietnam service only a few days Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, massive workload in which it will pass upon-one case at states in the general election. Last year, administration the waived Nixon the own jet fighters und< license in Brazil. skei Mondays, Wednesdays a time-some 70 separate ago, was charged after a gunman walked into the trailer and fired several shots at five young persons and Fridays during Summer Welcome Week edition is published in Term, and a special September. challenges involving delegates from 26 states. By elp who were listening to music. The victims were shot once each with what was Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Assn., International, comparison the 1968 convention, itself a lively FBI calls on olunteer lediately d Univei believed to be a .38 - caliber pistol, said Houston. Michigan Press Assn., credentials affair, dealt with Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan tesa Pedric Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. only 17 challenges in 15 states. Some of the to search fo man, sai Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services challenges are PERU, Ind. (AP) — A manhut for a we've had searching, someone wouid recem Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, so legally complex and Ireland truce broken Michigan, 48823. politically explosive that young hijacker resumed Sunday and the seen him if he had tried to come out." inteer for fents takii FBI called on an experts skydiver to try to The search was halted at dark Saturdi they may not be settled Phones: pinpoint the flight of the bandit who either night and resumed about 8 a.m. Sunda except by floor fights at the edrick News/Editorial full convention or through parachuted or fell from the commandeered Road patrols throughout the area we British troops claimed to have hit 10 inteers are guerillas in Classified Ads intervention of the federal jet with more than $500,000. maintained Saturday night. running gun fights across Belfast on Sunday only About 170 other men joined the search ?le hours Martin said the search of the heavi Display Advertising courts. bIi n« 36 hours before a truce with the Irish which centered on a thickly wooded, wooded and ditch filled area wou Republican Business Office The challenges juently ol Army. pose a 28-square-mile area near the Mississinewa continue "rock hy rock, if necessary." Photographic special dilemma to Reservoir. It that that the 'olunteer The prolonged gun battles raised fears whether was over area The skyjacker, described as a youn supporters of front-running te is n Campus Information hijacker was believed to have left the white man with a pock-marked face wit the truce will begin as scheduled to halt, at least Sen. George McGovern, the American Airlines 727 early Saturday. importation open sores, was reportedly armed with volunte temporarily, three years of sectarian conflict that .45-caliber submachinegun and a han i schedi has left 383 dead in Northern Ireland. Jim Martin, FBI agent - in - charge in grenade, authorities said. He took over tl it to wl Indiana, said the skyjacker hiad not been flight and ordered it back to Lambert - S Security authorities said they had no way of identified and it was uncertain whether his reading Louis International Airport. telling whether any of the 10 guerillas were killed parachute had opened, leaving the Back in St. Louis, he demanded tl 'Pie int or how "ested to seriously they were wounded. There were possibility that he may be dead or injured. ransom and parachutes. The plane wi no British casualties. When the bandit, said to be toting a noon taxiing for takeoff when a late model ci submachinegun, began the hijack Friday crashed through a fence at the airport, spe ling to Wnation. night in St. Louis, he had to be instructed onto the runway and crashed into tli how to use a parachute. plane's belly section. The driver of the ca Asked if the skyjacker, who received David J. Hanley, was reported in serioi an Bomb blamed in crash $502,000, could have escaped the search condition with possible fractures and hea sp area, Martin replied, "With all the men injuries. ray st Investigators of the crash of a Cathay Pacific mSMMMMSMI muopmiMrajaamuuuuaJ iUMONI Airways jetliner that killed 81 persons are nearly ton there ^ rustled hi convinced the plane carried a bomb that destroyed Hi MB it in the air, informed sources reported Sunday. horse, roai ^t, was Sources refused to confirm reports that apparent Pound. physical evidence of a bomb had been found. ton his m All of the 71 passengers and 10 crew members "had h were killed when the four W to | - engine Convair crashed TUES. NIGHT 8 p.m.-ll p.m. no att in the remote central highlands of South Vietnam, - •hipped oi about 200 miles northeast of Saigon, on a flight 2 DRINKS FOR THE PRICE OF 1! chain, from Bangkok to Hong Kong. [|hesunset EVERYDAY PEOPLE HUrf Winds hit Philippines lor Ci Dance or listen to this terrific band Tues. thru Sat. Y°ur chi Typhoon Ora whipped the greater Manila area cheese, PITCHER NIGHT TONIGHT e with winds of up to 60 mph Sunday and left at tomatc least six provinces in Luzon under water and an *1-55. undetermined number of families homeless. Low, low prices on beer! pUTE Unconfirmed news reports said at least nine tomato $ persons were killed or missing. Rescue and emergency operations civic organizations led by several by the Philippines National THE STABLES Red Cross are continuing despite inadequate 2843 E. Grand Rh.nr 361-1200 electricity in most parts of the greater Manila area. IftinryinnnrtiHiiHHBHMWHWMwyMHBlUUtg"* No Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Monday, June 26, 1972 3 Urban people mover' study planned ,NANCY parsons .NANCY Preliminary preliminary information con, in * needed has continuation of the harsh ate News Staff Writer already been program. a financial burden. initiated and urged the by the trustees. collected for "Even with the fee board to support the Osteopathic Medicine and • An estimated $39,80cing "peoPle mover" accepted nearly $5 million in for the Colleges of estimated cost of $50,000. estimated $12,000. Ws to campus. 163 gifts, grants and ^ study, expected to scholarships at their Fridayy L between four and six meeting. The major European aths Wiil look at the contributors mi were the Je campus, but emphasis National Science : be placed on creating a Foundation, the Atomic ' , system between East Energy Commission and the National Institute of Health. naii and Life Sciences ding I. t'ie two faciltiies cipally housing MSU's Milton Muelder, vice president for research to probe mo 'jjcal programs. development, told the board that the total Je cost of the study will amount gifts and grants for the fiscal of LUXEMBOURG (AP) - believe that possible Finalnd, Iceland, Portugal, iborne by the Commerce Cabinet ministers of 10 devaluation of the pound Sweden and Switzerland, L with the exception of year ending this month was European countries meeting will be followed by that of another council meeting will" 'at $15,000 that MSU $31,100,978 as compared here Monday will look for a the Irish pound, the Danish be needed in Brussels to $30,463,766 for the July st provide to satisfy way out of the international kroner and the lira. 7. 1970 71 fiscal year. Wry requirements for - monetary muddle after the France dislikes the idea Signature will permit the The board also named two ■s financial assistance, floating of the pound. of an evaluation of the lira, start of a West European of Transporation new department directors at The ministers, of the if ureau their only because it would trade bloc on Jan. 1, when Utor E. C. Mackie said meeting. Gerald F. future enlarged Common make Italian goods cheaper O'Conner associate director Britain, Ireland, Denmark "Campus was selected for of personnel, was named Market, will seek to save in markets where France is and Norway join the six for study because it has a director of personnel and their planned October competing with similar good. *e number of people summit meeting in Paris. products, mainly Charles F. Seeley Jr., ying frequently between associate director of They will be mainly automobiles. umber of points in a concerned with monetary admissions and scholarships, It will be hard for the six itively spread out yet problems, because the defined area. S»SU architect Robert L. Day ran* discussed was promoted to director. Contracts for a $2.7 million electrical summit's prime aim is to get the European economic and to agree on monetary cooperation, as stronger fert added that the Susan Houk (far left) generator monetary union off the long as West Germany and representing the Action Committee for Quality Chitdcare, was and for the final Holland insist that it must iversity is a logical site one of several area phase of a ground. parents who discussed day care facilities in East Lansing prior to $2.4 million conversion of Luxembourg's cause most of the the board of trsutees foreign minister, Gaston go along with stronger meeting Friday. State News photo by Chuck Michaels Fee Hall were also approved economic cooperation. Thorn, will preside at the They refuse to cooperate in meeting. At the same time, a European monetary T U' IN NEAR FUTURE Premier and Finance cooperation fund as long as they can have no say in Minister Pierre Werner of Luxembourg will reside at a managing the other member states' economic policies. meeting of six finance Funds limited ministers of the present Common Britain. Market, plus All, with the possible six start By Monday afternoon the foreign ministers will their own council meeting, aimed at clearing yRAY ANDERSON MSU's Instructional exception of Italy, want to the remaining obstacles that on-campus distribution station) so that a second use by the Married Student maintain their solidarity in te News Staff Writer Television Dept. bar free trade agreements system. channel could be ,'itional Cable Co.'s "I'm Housing Assn. and other keeping the system of for industrial goods with very favorably •A bidirectional video programmed as desired from campus groups. narrow fluctuation margins :t offer of services to inclined to their proposal cable which will link the location. Europe's neutral countries. Jorgensen said the for community currencies in European diplomats said University has been but it would cost the Erickson Hall, Red Cedar Cowley stated in his prospect of cable this new crisis, according to that before signing treaties bribed as very good but department and University School, the Spartan Village letter that National Cable connection pleases him, but officials here. The six agreed on free trade with Austria, xeptable financially in many thousands of dollars School and the Spartan Co. will furnish and the financial matter must be on this first step toward ! of the University's which are not available," he Village Day Care Center, to maintain all of the necessary negotiated before anything economic and monetary tigetary problems, said. permit experimental cable, electronics and can be done. He added that COMPACT union in March. lording to Erling In a letter sent to Asst. teaching and student interconnection devices, General Electric Cable Co. REFRIGERATOR Provost Robert H. Davis, Community sources are ■jensen, director of observation. except terminal equipment. has also been on campus concerned that the floating RENTALS the manager of National • A connection would be They would also provide a and has expressed of the pound may influence Cable Co. Robert Cowley, made to the studies of protable television camera willingness to provide other currencies, notably olunteers said his firm would provide a series of services if the WMSB (University television and videotape recorder for similar services. the Italian lira. Many here sked to University would half of the installation cost. accept The company offered to elp blind provide the cable and olunteers lediately to read are University students. needed for amplifier for the four channels being considered if the University would pay for the trenching to install it Summer Pedrick, Towerguard and a modulator for each :mer ' Blind jfian, said Friday she received only one ateer for the 10 blind reading of the Jorgensen modulators four said cost channels. the $1,285 Reorders -nts taking classes this each, but he has no accurate estimate of trenching costs ARRIVING ber. to install the cable. tdrick said that nteers are needed for a The National Cable Co. ,le hours a week, and offer, which has neither • blind students been agreed to nor gently obtain rides to 'olunteer's residence so :'e is porta t ion. no need for negotiated, would provide: • linking A subscriber cable the connection system and present DAILY!! -* volunteer could work Erickson Hall, where i schedule with the instructional television is at to whom he or she reading, she added. :Ple interested are located, taping and later off-air to permit playback of programs carried on the And Plenty 1 to call 355-1680 the subscriber system. 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Cljppert _ MICHIGAN JUDY YATIS STATE MEWS UNIVERSITY cafeteria takeover in fall 1969 and Riddle also said that would only use Lee Lockwood The student directory dryly describes Sam Riddle as a Flint senior more recently, the standoff at the violence If it were planned out. advertising manager but he is known to most people as one MSU-Iowa basketball game last winter. "Whether to use violence Is a Judy Yates, editorial editor of the most influential black men on Riddle told me recently that, decision of the oppressed. If they see Bill Whiting, news editor campus. though tactics such as those used at violence as the only way to relieve the Mike Cody, copy chief Riddle has become almost a legend the basketball game are passe , he still of the same in the future. oppression I would endorse it but only Rick Gosselin, sports editor on campus in the "three years, six sees more If it's planned," he said. "Violence is months and 24 days" he has been at "Confrontation politics is still on almost inevitable when you talk about MSU. Some of his more famous moves the agenda but is a matter of knowing include the incident In Wilson cafeteria where the pressure points are and changing capitalism." Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. in the spring of 1969, the Holden Hall when to hit them," he said. Riddle said black people are going to have to develop an economic system different from capitalism if EDITORIAL they are going to get ahead. "We're looking for a system different from the capitalistic system, but not necessarily a communistic system," he said. By M Riddle said that his only gripe Meeting mu against the black people Is that they sometimes tend to about their lifestyle. be complacent StateT A ma: oraobi the IV But one black person that Riddle irly Jui ire prevention does admire is President Wharton. sured ibstanl "I was one of the first people to Inimu But the state of meet President Wharton before he came Mick First of all, this initial meeting doesn't have to worry about piemen Representatives of University to MSU. My first impression was that Whi expectf should serve to organize other he was another super member of the going overboard responding to off-campus housing organizations black people," he said. But the should have made plans to meet meetings in the future with the bourgeoisie, but then, what else could 111 fact you expect?" he said. fore it with the East Lansing Fire presidents or heads of all the Riddle is graduating this term will start law school at the Univ ouse Ins Department officials five months fraternities, sororities, religious "But I've grown to respect him. I of Michigan in the fall. ago when the first of the series of living units and cooperatives off never would underestimate his fires broke out. Now that they campus. political awareness," Riddle said. "I've Riddle is a very comman are finally taking action of a sort Secondly, there is obviously a learned a lot manipulate and operate." from watching him person. When he walks into situa like the MSU-University of Mid ;tu their meeting planned for this desperate need for more basketball game last winter, the week must yield more than just "But he's not as responsive as a stringent fire inspection. Fire knows he is there. white president who we could put up talk. When the first in the series of officials are complaining now that they do not have enough against the wall because of any white He is calm and cool friendly but I always wonder wh and :ai guilt feelings he might have," Riddle going on in the back of his mind. fires broke out at the Delta help to inspect the houses said. DIAN, Sigma Phi fraternity house. adequately. One of the He says that he will always Riddle also said that because of student of politics but neve Soon t February, Ron Barnes, then recommendations of the Housing "Sergeant, fust classify this as a 'protective Wharton's cultural awareness, he was politician, which sound swer president of the fraternity, said Commission Report which is reaction' strike against hostile enemy action and more aware when "some of the statement any good politican nsport a that the charred second floor of scheduled for consideration this him." military build -up .. . Any questions?" brothers were running game on make. end t< the house - $30,000 in damages summer by the East Lansing City issing tl should serve as a warning for Council requires annual eets of! other houses. Barnes said at the An u inspection and licensing of some time that many of the houses off buildings. If approved, the TWO CENTS WORTH ident REETS campus are potential recommendation would result in probl tinderboxes. That should have the hiring of additional fire nsport. 'Peoples repair' gives bum dec tipped off the other campus inspection personnel. The city / are < I Lansii housing representatives. council should listen to the plea TRE1 Three fires, $120,000 in and anser it swiftly. k-Forc( To the Editor: Two weeks later we called again and week wait at the Electronics Joint efficiency to the "rip - off' sho] damages and seven injuries later Finally, many tenants do not 'ironmi This is a little note to help you the parts still hadn't come. In another with no results). And, incldently, the East Lansing. It would do you people are beginning to talk realize that they have a right to Transpi avoid the same hassle that we went week we called and the parts still repair costs we paid Hi - Fi Buys were harm to keep this little tale in about what is causing the fires. call the fire inspector whenever hadn't come in and they advised us the next time your stereo compoi sntly : through. Eight weeks ago we took our almost identical to what the estionna Edwin K. Reuling, area they see a fire hazard. If the amplifier to'Hl#Mpeoples repair shop." that the man who was working on our need repair. Electronics^Joint quoted us! director of off-campus housing, inspector verifies the hazard the _ the ElectronfcT Joint. Two days later amplifier had left and that th£" the Electronics Joint claims to be Jeff Dean & Jackie Kirkd®?0™ s* we~called to get the diagnosis and they gentleman now talking with us would "the repair "shop "o? the people" and East Lansing A1 said Sunday that the meeting for landlord is required by law to said that two output transistors t were take personal charge of the project and provide lower rates and equal June 23, this week will be a chance to toss correct it. Tenants must be made the broken and that they would replace order the parts and it would be ready around ideas and serve as more aware of this. them as soon as they could find parts. in a week. A week later we discovered opie cor of an educational meeting than The urgency of this issue They advised us that it would take a that the parts still hadn't been as an investigation. It should certainly yield more cannot be underestimated as three fires in five months have week. A week later we called again and the ordered. This flipped us out!! We removed the amplifier from the Electronics Joint (at no charge!) and Day core stor licle, be parts hadn't come in yet. They To the Editor: d whe than just an educational demonstrated. There have counseled us that Hi - Fi Buys was the went to Hi - Fi Buys where we should offering their support to On Wednesday, June 21, an article committee, we have not receiw juent p experience for a handful of already been seven injuries and local authorized Fisher service center have gone in the first place. When concerning Action Committee for official endorsement by that gro campus. xtensive damages. Something and they they called there to get the asked how long it would take to get people. Educational meetings are Quality Childcare (ACQC) appeared in any other established group The ques must be done immediately parts but Hi-Fi Buys did not have the part, the serviceman said, "As long all well and good but the the State News. As far as our time. beginnir them in stock and that the Electronics as it takes me to go to a drawer and situation demands that further before more fires break out and Joint would order the parts directly get them." The amplifier was fixed in committee is concerned, the only dy of M more people are injured. correct information that appeared in Susan ms incl measure be taken. from Fisher. seven days (not counting the six - that article was the name of our East Lansing graduates! rvey, committee and my name. :ching ti Our primary purpose, at this point, U entrar POINT OF VIEW is to accurately and systematically determine the need for childcare 'he stud just the facilities in this community conducting a survey. This means that by Commies tches t for inl Antiwar groupto meet tonight we hope to locate preschool children «e of the To the Editor: in the community and identify those families who are interested in having I feel it necessary to expre npus tra childcare facilities. It is possible that rdinator writing my thanks to Mildred By William Derman determination and the will of a united somewhat hidden. The first casuality August and to consider how, once the published results of this survey who recently blessed us all isoplis si again, the U.S. has turned Its most could help to facilitate the undei asst. professor in anthropology people (North and South) to of an imperial foreign policy is second letter warning us < destructive weapons aginst Asians. We establishment of day care centers by king pro and withstand, live and continue to build, democracy at home. A few examples omnipresence of the " . chosen almost at random: the need to think about creating in our providing the facts — i.e., the numbers ." Fagins. Althougl dy East William Barclay under a military onslaught atheistic . . unprecedented in human history. Nor Pentagon Papers outline two decades community of East Lansing a of children and where they are — for not old enough to remember Lansing graduate student sanctuary for those of us who have those interested in groups who are TREET; does it explain events in Quangngai of government deceit, of policy made McCarthy hearings and the resisted the Selective Service During her travels in Wonderland, province (among many) where the by interest groups among the working for childcare centers. of the fifties, the reactii m as an Alice met the caterpillar who insisted Peoples Revolutionary Government American elite using the resources and machinery. We also need to evaluate Any references to cost for day care delusions and paranoia of the versity ii our positions with respect to the centers or fees, in that article, break on using words with whatever meaning (PRG) has virtually ended the lives of the underlying population; were have come alive through her he chose to give them. When Alice "pacification" program there. now the newspapers reveal that an Air candidacy of George McGovern - incorrect information. The only Her apparent acumen in rootin diversity whether his nomination and election support our committee is talking dent tra asked whether words could be given Pacification, of course, means Force general took it upon himself to would really bring an end to the war. about is in the form of services from bogus "pinko" influence has I REETS \ any meaning the speaker chose, the uprooting Vietnamese peasants from order raids on North Vietnam and me to see a period in American It is our view at this point that it response came back "the question is who is to be master, that's all." The their homes and forcing them to live in none of his superiors said a word — would. the East Lansing City Council to conduct our survey and to tabulate the as no history book could ever sh beted d strategic hamlets surrounded by even at this point the only man who current Washington administration is barbed wire and defended by will swear out a misconduct charge If you are interested in working with data obtained. Terry W. R«l a group with these interests, join us at Finally, Lansing obviously not much given to reading — against him is a first lieutenant; the even though individual for example they seem to know only half truths or lies about U.S. "government troops" "Communists." This is done any area outside of these from the so that government party in power hires former espionage agents from foreign adventures to spy 7:30 p.m. today in 31 Union for our first meeting of the summer. members of Project: City Hall are June 22, GI involvement in Indochina — but they camps can become "free fire zones" on its liberal opposition at home while DOONESBURY by Garry Trude evidently have read and profited from subject to bombing, artillery, dismissing as "fanciful" charges of the adventures of Alice. Thus, there is bulldozing and herbicides. Despite this repression from radicals; when a news an attempt to use a power available to forced resettlement and massive story that the governing elite dislikes is any government, the power to define, bombing the invasion myth continues made public, the White House to reshape our whole perception about to mask the continuity of United responds with a haughty silence. Indochina. States intervention and policy in The list is endless, yet we need to It is necessary then to reject certain Indochina — namely to maintain an remember that internal political myths of Washington before we can anti - Communist client state in South opposition to the war remains critical begin to see the current situation Vietnam. for endinp the war. clearly. The most important myth is Suggestions Demonstratior.- the idea of a North Vietnamese In light of our analysis we have some We also need to realize that the "invasion" of the South, that we are is generally characterized by suggestions to make for continuing summer simply going to the aid of a struggling antiwar activity: we have no right to an ebb of activity, a time when ally. To those who have a long become discouraged for what we face academics and vested interests breath a memory — four years or more — this is far less grave than what the sigh of relief that students are too all sounds very familiar, yet the facts Indochinese face everyday and what busy to ''bother'' with completely contradict this version of they will have to face in rebuilding demonstrations. The situation this reality. their country wrecked by hundreds of summer may be somewhat different, Assessment thousands of craters, destroyed however, because of the Republican It is difficult to give an accurate and Democratic conventions. Certainly forests, poisoned waters and assessment of the current state of the those of who feel vegetation, hundreds of thousands us that it is war. Neverthless, we would like to wounded without adequate health important to raise the issue of the war point to some of the changes which facilities (the U.S. has even cut back at the conventions should prepare to have taken place becuase of the total its health program for South go to Miami. Those of us who are here blockade of North Vietnam and the Vietnamese soldiers), and with several need to use the day of July 4 for use of United States airpower to stave million refugees. There is a real need developing the relation of Vietnamese off the final defeat of the Thieu to continue to raise the issue of the independence to our own day of dictatorship in Saigon. As argued war. independence and what has happened above, to continue to understand the The costs of U.S. policy to to our heritage of freedom. current situation as due to an We need to look forward and plan Indochina are obvious and "invasion" of the South by the North for the 27th anniversary of the overwhelming, yet there are also costs means that we cannot understand the for us which are no less real for being bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 26, 1972 5 Senate OKs aid bill for vets By RAY ANDERSON STATE DISCOUNT St»t« News Staff Writer J??.* woul? Provide » one - time $500 bonus to all benefits would give all veterans between 1961 and 1973 Michigan Senate Thursday gave Gov. Million 19R1 ^„8erved ln Vietnam between Jan. 1, regardless of area of service, a $500 per year tuition grant j ' 307 c. grand river Si Vietnam - era veteran, ovemhelnTg$m ?*££: 197?H "»?•«* COSt for the bonus ,8 for four years. The grant could be used at any college, p£g 33 - 1 . bonus and education packageThe not *r£d Z th*T? "m "VP". t0 VetenmS wh° had university, training or vocational school. It would cost an advantage of /LIh I"dochin* the»ter, or those taking estimated $93 million. -mor - had urged on earlier in the day. i The proposed plan also provides a $2,000 per year four pl„. which I. expected ,o p« th. „0M. ^ ^ Q, year grant for the children of prisoners of war and servicemen missing in action. Another portion is to be Kodak Color Film placed in the state's veteran's trust fund which would provide Vietnam era veterans with a $1,000 business loan. , ; Cigarettes 126, 127, 620 ouse panel to discuss The total $226 million plan, if passed by the House, i must be approved by the public in a bonding issue to be ! placed on the November ballot. It would cost the state $17 million a year for the next 20 years. The legislature would j j 3/99° 89° be responsible for providing the annual appropriation to ! limit 3 pkgs. limit 1 pay the principal and interest on the bonds. [ (coupon) (coupon) o-fault insurance plan The governor's office estimates that one - third of j Expires after July 1, 1972 Michigan's 240,000 Vietnam veterans will take advantage of ! East Lansing Store Only the education package, which means the benefits would J extend until 1980. But recent figures released by the | RAY ANDERSON Veteran's Administration in Washington reveal that 40 per i By RAY ANDERSON _ ■ cent of returning Vietnam veterans are enrolled in the 10% Off The Discount Price State News Staff Writer ! compensation not to exceed federal GI bill programs for education and vocational $140 a week for three years. [ A mandatory no-fault training. on al! will discuss the bill at Self itomobile package passed 6 p.m. Bar Assn. reports. - employed The addition of a $500 per year state grant could ! businessmen could obtain as the Michigan Senate in today to determine whether motivate many Michigan veterans to obtain a degree or ] Film , ,ly June could provide the bill will get to the House The measure, the Senate 28-7 June approved by much as $1,000 per month under the bill's provisions vocational training. Developing sured students with floor. 9, Chairman of the House Military and Veteran's Affairs would require that for the same period. i No limit bstantial savings on The bill personal Committee, Edward E. Mahalak, D - Romulus, recently could offer and property damage be In fatal accidents the ' (coupon) Inimum coverage if savings of up to 70 per cent paid by the injured suggested the quarter million dollar bonding issue could be | Expires after July 1, 1972 state of insurer would be required to Mic. iplemented April 1, 1973 on simple public liability party's depleted in four years if sufficient numbers apply. This i East Lansing Store Only "ry about Wht and own insurer. The bill would pay up to $1,000 for expected. public damage coverage. would deprive those presently serving of similar benefits. ! responding to But the controversial bill However, motorists with full eventually replace the funeral expenses. The effort is an attempt by Gov. Milliken and the iid. present noninsured motorist J 111 faces a long battle coverage would find their fund, which protects legislature to lessen the high rate of unemployment among | Close-Up Right Guard ating this fore it becomes law. The insurance rates Property insurance Michigan's returning veterans. term basically motorists involved in benefits under the proposed Toothpaste ufeo. ol at the Univ iuse Insurance Committee unchanged, the The plan represents a comrpomise between Republicans, | Michigan accidents with uninsured legislation could be as high Democrats and various veterans groups. The Republicans fall. drivers. ; as $1 million for a single and the Michigan Assn. of Collegiate Veterans (MACV) had i All private Reg. $1.19 4Qc Reg. 98c very comman alks into situa tudents probe commercial the vehicles exception of and with accident. But claims must be based on "the lesser of reasonable originally requested a $1,000 per year education package because it would have greater positive impact on Michigan's ! j 6.2 oz. 43 '4 oz. 4? ersity of Mic repair costs or economy in the long run. limit 1 limit 1 : winter, the motorcycles and off-road replacement costs less (coupon) vehicles would require the However, Democrats, the American Legion and Veterans ! (coupon) depreciation". Deductible of Foreign Expires after July 1, 1972 Expires after July 1, 1972 Wars felt an education package would traffic insurance. insurance could not exceed '.anslng Store Only East Lansing Store Only ampus id cool and discriminate against working veterans. A bonus, they said, tys wonder w! $300. should be available to everyone. k of his mind. Sen. Harvey L. Lodge, DIANA J. BUCHANAN and its alternatives. R-Waterford, said that Oarnes & Nines or Liquifilm e will always STREETS plans to motorcycles and off-road ics but neve h )d politican sound lik Soon there to may be an campus importation problems and publish a final report in early September submitted to both the the to be vehicles have not been included because of the risk involved. high They will Winds, rain pressure Wetting Solution end to the hazards of East Lansing Traffic either have to obtain Reg. $1.98 Q7C issing the heavily traveled reets of MSU. Commission and MSU in hopes that both will act on conventional insurance or drive uninsured, he said. break freighter in half 2 oz. Jf limit 1 in undergraduate its recommendations. PORT HURON (UPI) - The ore carrier which connects the lower and upper Great (coupon) Expires after July 1, 1972 dent group called The STREETS project is The plan would limit civil Sidney E. Smith Jr., which sank in the St. Lakes. East Lansing Store Only REETS is investigating supported by the MSU suits generally to cases of Clair River June 5 after colliding with The 66 - year - old ship, officially the > problems of campus Center for Environmental death, intentional injury another freighter, broke completely in half property of the government after her importation and how Quality and Office for and "serious impairment of Thursday under the pressure of rain and owners abandoned her last Tuesday, had Baby ieo iy are closely related to I Lansing problems. TREETS (Student k-Force Research on the Research Development. The problem is also backed by the Colleges of Arts and Letters, Engineering, Lyman body function or permanent serious disfigurement." Motorists suffering injuries that did not permit strong winds. The bow section of the vessel slipped off an underwater shelf and sank out of sight in about 55 feet of water in the narrow been threatening to break apart ever since the collision with the freighter Evans in predawn darkness June 5. Parker However, all but 3,000 gallons of the Shampoo Aspirin rip • off' sho ironmental Exigencies Briggs, Natural Science and them to work would be 48,000 gallons of fuel oil aboard the ship would do yw little tale in stereo compoi Transportation Services) cently sent out 1,840 Social Science. eligible for wage channel. The stern section remained in about 30 feet of water. 'iad been removed within one week of the collision. The U.S. Army Corps of limit 1 limit 1 11° estionnaries to take a The Coast Guard said the complete Engineers currently is setting up salvage (coupon) (coupon) m sample of 19.5 per breakup of the vessel would pose no operations to raise the remains of the ship ast k Jackie Kirkd Lansing A1 of faculty, staff and dents to find out who Rate of de additional dangers to shipping in the river as scrap. Expires after July 1, 1972 East Lansing Store Only Expires after July 1, 1972 East Lansing Store Only June 23,' les the bus, how many Reg. $5.98 Stereo LP. cura iple come by car and if re ing each are more than day per car, one in Army d Elton John, llonky Chateau ere the people park their icle, be it car or bicycle, The WASHINGTON Army says its (AP) - desertions figures officials predict it will and drop T Keg. $7.96 Stereo L.P. where the worldwide desertion rate, even further this year. support most ve not receivi ijuent paths of travel are sent spiraling by the Rolling Stones Exile on Main St. lit by that gro campus. Vietnam War past the peak The Army has cut its ihed group [lie questionnaire is only beginning step in the set in World War II, has begun to drop for the first desertion and AWOL rate further by getting rid of $579 dy of MSU traffic. Other time in seven years though men who repeatedly run Susan I ans include a follow-up it remains relatively high. off. Rather than return VERY IMPORTANT and constantly According to the Army, them to duty after serving ching traffic patterns at there were 40,927 cases of time in a stockade, the MID-SUMMER SAVINGS Q-Tips Tide U entrances. desertion during the first Army is processing them lie study is not isolated three quarters of the 1972 - out with undesirable just the campus but also fiscal year which ends 170's discharges, an administrative mies tches the surrounding Friday. This is nearly Reg. 98c for information on the se of the problems. 22,000 fewer than the 63,000 cases recorded action not requiring courts - martial. MISS J SHOP 52c 34" limit 1 limit 1 re focusing on during the same period of NEJAC TV (coupon) (coupon) iary to expre ipus traffic," STREETS fiscal 1971. Expires after July 1, is after July 1, 1972 rdinator Betty Blaske, Desertion absent to Mildred "iplis senior said. "But — without authorized leave for and DRESSES East Lansing S -ansing Store Only sed us all STEREO RENTALS understand more than 30 days — has rning us of MSU's free Short and long sleeve ting problems we had to soared each year since 1965 dresses in junior sizes. Solids, he ' jins. Aithougl dy East Lansing parking, when the United States delivery, service lampax to remember stepped up its involvement and prints and stripes. Cottons, Acrylics and Arnel jerseys. p and the TREETS used spring in the Vietnam War. pick up - Some with matching shorts and bikinis. es, the reactil as an example of the The desertion rate for the snoia of tlw hrough her " versity in session and the break for when the Navy and Air Force in recent years has been almost ONLY ... $23 per quarter Reg. $1.91 40's 99c limit 1 [ten in rootin versity is absent of miniscule compared to that $9.50 per month SPORTSWEAR fluence has t lent traffic. This term of the Army and the Marine (coupon) Expires after July 1, 1972 ni American n 1EETS will assemble the Corps. Call Nejac East Lansing Store Only !cted data and Marines, however, Shorts, tops, skirts, pants, shifts, sweaters, could ever sh analyze The 337 - 1300 cost of transportation reported a decline in their skirts and coordinates. Terry W.RH J&J Lansing Scope June 22, GENESEE COMMUNITY ACCESSORIES Baby Oil Mouthwash iarry Trude VA/, COLLEGE 48503 1401 East Court Street, Flint, Michigan Handbags, jewelry and belts. at- 47c Reg. $1.0 12 oz. 57c limit 1 limit 1 you? 'art-time SHOES (coupon) Expires after July 1, 1972 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires after July 1, 1972 East Lansing Store Only teaching positions Spring and summer dress, sport and casual styles. Alberto Balsam Calfskin, kidskin and patent leathers. $ % LIBERAL ARTS technical Conditioner (Master's Degree in discipline required) education CHILDREN'S WEAR iS r Wn !ne Art Instructor Arts Division Health 79c 'Aster's Degree candidates will Occupations SAVE ]/4 to ]/3 limit 1 (coupon) be considered) Division Expires after July 1, 1972 Teens, boys (sizes 4 to 7), girls and toddlers. Social Sciences Division Associate Degree Nursing (R.N.) East Lansing Store Only & *31 Science Sociology (B.S., R.N. Michigan licensure or equivalent. Two years Girls shorts, tops, and dresses. Boys knit tops, pants, play and camp shorts. Tennis Mystic clinical experience required.) u"ti1teaching positions ssocate Degree Balls Can of Three Panty Hose cc°nomics Instructor Nursing (R.N.) Instructors ^Plications are available in Room 100, Curtice „ . t!.mor jL ca||jng or Jacobsoris Re«- $3.50 limit 1 $03 L 47c limit 6 !*v throughof Staff Friday of .«)h week during the summer imouths or i* ctfI ng o JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY (coupon) Expires after July 1, 1972 (coupon) *'""9 Office " Personnel Services, Genesee Community College, EVENINGS UNTIL NINE East Lansing Store Only Expires *fter July 1, 1972 East .anting Store Only teet, Flint. Michioen """ extension 606. 1 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS- Taylor LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) - A rugged halfback who America night. The game score Saturday was a was voted the game's outstanding player. He MVP "It I could Sta was almost more than handle, but I'm glad Jim Jamieson ,£> played despite a tragedy in his family and a quarterback perfect indication of the game. The West managed played in the game although a close aunt and uncle had died only a few days before. I stuck it out." The West had been made a favorite chiefly because the wins Western who the pros nixed made it enough mistakes early in the game "I came close to leaving," quarterbacks of last year's NORTHBROOK, ILL. (UPI) - Chunky Jim underdogs 1, favorites 0, Jamieson, faltering only briefly at the start, shot a after the initial game of the to make things easy for the said Taylor, a fifth - round top two teams — Jerry East, and the fellows who draft choice who has I two-under-par 69 Sunday and won the $150,000 1972 football season. Tagge of Nebraska and Jack took the most Western Open, his first victory in four years on In sauna - like advantage of already signed with the Mildren of Oklahoma — the miscues were Atlanta Falcons, "But my the pro golf, by a whopping six strokes. temperatures and before a Billy were on the West squad. Taylor of Michigan and Paul folks wanted me to play. It But Jamieson, the 5-foot-10, 210-pound local near capacity crowd of Taylor, who scored Miller of North Carolina. was tragic in a lot of the East's first touchdown favorite, bogeyed two of the first three holes and more than 43,000 the ways. Eastern all - stars crunched Taylor gained 92 yards on The last time I played in a from the one a play after appeared in danger of a total collapse, but he 17 carries to lead all rushers, bowl game — the Rose Bowl East teammate Ron Curl of recovered from a sand trap to birdie the fourth the favored West 42 - 20 in scored two touchdowns and hole and that seemingly settled him down. my mother passed away. MSU had blocked a first — the 12th Coaches All - He finished the 72 holes with quarter punt, and who a 13-under-par scored another one - yard 271, and his victory margin was the widest on the ■ tour in a year. touchdown in the fourth Labron Harris charged into second place on a Orioles nip Tigers; period, would just as soon be an underdog. six-under-par 65, matching the competitive course "I don't feel I'm second record, for a total of 277. fiddle to anyone," said Bob Lunn, Hale Irwin and Jim Wieschers finished in a three-way deadlock for third Taylor. "And people talking place at that way 280. Lunn had a 69 Sunday, Irwin and Wieschers Palmer wins 10th just gave our whole team 68. more incentive to play. I don't like people Bobby Nichols, J. C. Snead, David Graham and Tom Weiskopf were another stroke back at saying I can't do anything 281. when I know I can. Once For Jamieson who had earlier rounds of BALTIMORE (UPI) - the 68, 67 winning run in the sixth fourth of the season. and 67, the victory was worth $30,000 and raised Outfielder Terry Crowley you are on the field inning. Don Buford singled in the his earnings for the year, already the highest of his drove across one run and Brooks Robinson singled Oriole first and went to everything is even." scored another to help Jim Miller, who in lieu of a career, to $77,603. in the deciding run off loser second on a sacrifice bunt He began the day with an Palmer win his 10th game Tom pro offer will attend law § eight-shot lead and Timmerman after and scored on Crowley's school at North Carolina, victory generally conceded, but then he began and eighth in a row Sunday Crowley led off the inning two-out $ as the Baltimore Orioles single. threw only three passes all $ horrendously and the surging Harris - a former with a double up the Palmer, who allowed night, but he completed all college teammate of Jamieson at Oklahoma State edged the Detroit Tigers, rightcenter field alley. seven hits, struck out five £ - picked up some hope. 2-1. three for 64 yards and two Timmerman, 6-6, went six and walked none. His touchdowns — one of 15 At the first hole, Jamieson pushed his drive far Crowley lashed a innings striking out nine and $ into the rough, hit his second shot winning streak began May ll yards to fellow Tar Heel only about 40 run-scoring single in the first walked one. Fred Scherman against Texas. £ feet, leaving it in the rough, and took a Lewis Jolley to give the East bogey. He inning to offset a Gates finished up. salvaged par at no. 2 only by making a nine-foot The Tigers wrapped up a 14 0 lead in the first Brown homer in the Detroit Brown's homer in the first - £ putt after missing the green with his half of the first and scored their longest road trip of the period and one of 15 yards approach off Palmer, 10-3, was his shot. Jamieson pushed his drive at season by winning of to John McMakin of the third hole seven £ far to the left twelve. Joe Coleman was Clemson to end the scoring. again, among some trees, but had a shot to the green. the lone Tiger hurler to He also ran the team He hit the green, but then defeat the Orioles in the smoothly when the running three-putted, rolling TRANSCENDENTAL three game stand and even attack was called for behind a three-foot second putt by the hole, and then it was after extra Taylor and Johnny Musso suddenly his lead had dwindled to five. JIM JAMIESON MEDITATION innings. The Tigers scored in of Alabama. the 12th inning to defeat the Birds, 2-1, which turned out I NATURAL TECHNIQUE DEVELOPS FULL CREATIVE ABILITIES to be the biggest Bengal offensive output of the DESPITE DUNDEE PROTESTS • PROVIDES DEEP REST AND RELAXATION series. The Tigers gave both • LIFE EXPANDS IN FULFILLMENT Mickey Lolich and Nevada Timmeramn one run apiece INTRODUCTORY LECTURE By RICK RAINES in the series. The Tigers gave both Mickey Lolich and Timmerman one run apiece in losing efforts LAS VEGAS, NEV. Quarry, Southern California to the light heavyweight denies Thursday, June 29 (UPI) The Nevada State heavyweight, Tuesday night boxer of short and stocky Tuesday at 1 p.m. EDI 4:00 & 8:00 P.M. The Baltimore win moved — fight but Foster's manager, build gives him special the Convention Center. Athletic Commission in a scheduled 12-round Lou Viscusi, was not trouble and he replied, "No, 104B WELLS HALL the Orioles into a first place refused Sunday to waive an bout at the convention disturbed by it. all the guys I fight are short The Quarry Brothl deadlock with the Tigers. accidental butting rule center. FOR INFORMATION CALL 332-0515 The "My guy is not likely to and stocky." training at the Tropic! or 351-7587 two teams split a despite a strong protest Also on the card is a title be hurt that way," he said. hotel, did no heavy « twi-night doubleheader from Angelo Dundee, fight between light "He's a bit taller than Mike Foster Sunday. sparred three Saturday night that trainer - manager of heavyweight champion Bob Quarry." round provided Detroit with a one Muhammad Ali. Foster and Mike Quarry, Sunday at Caesar's The light heavywi Foster is 6-feet - 3'/4 while Palace with Joe Gholston, a game cushion going into the The rule will be in effect Jerry's 21-year - old Mike is only 5-11, a championship bout is refl Tampa, Fla., heavyweight. ms MID Sunday showdown. whfeH Ali meets Jerry brother, scheduled for 15 rounds. different of 4 'A inches. Foster was asked if a That was his last workout. a preliminary to the T fight and goes on at 99 The fighters will weigh in The accidental head p.m. EDT. TllSffl GUYS WHA's Whalers butting rule states that if a fighter injured in such a manner is continued in the first round, unable to Red Sox, Bucs maul; all we raid Canadiens the fight will be declared a technical draw. BOSTON (UPI) - The New England Whalers of the World Hockey Association Clippers center John French and defenseman Bob Brown of Boston University brou^it or If the accidental butt occurs in the second round thereafter and the Phils, Expos brawl disabled man is ahead on his 12th win of the seal announced Sunday they the number of players now The Boston Red Sox Muach got there first. have signed one player from points, he gets the decision, Mauch for Cleveland with a 4| under contract to New blasted the Milwaukee was spiked and If the party doing the the Montreal Canadiens' Brewers for eight runs (five kicked by an unidentified victory over the New i England to 16, highest in butting is ahead, the fight 'Yankees. The winning! organization and another the in one inning) and Manny Phillies player while tussling who fledgling league. will be called a technical was scored in the eia was on the National Sanguillen's first major with Carlton. Foli was taken French, 22, had 17 goals draw, Hockey League's and 29 assists with league grand slam enabled by ambulance to Queen inning of that game by 1 The original land-grant tavet "I don't like the rule," negotiation list. the world Elizabeth Lolich who scored ofl Baltimore last season after said Dundee. "A guy could champion Hospital in Jack Kelley, Montreal double by pinch hitter Jr general the Canadiens assigned him win in the second round and Pittsburgh Pirates to defeat while Mauch manager of the Whalers, said the streaking Chicago limped to the clubhouse. Lowenstein. Lolich's c< to the American Hockey that seems unfair to me." Cubs, the signings of Baltimore TONIGHT League club. In October of 1970 Ali 9 - 2, in baseball action Mickey is battling the American League Perry| He added nine goals and Sunday. The second bench leai NEJAC TV beat Jerry Quarry on a third 10 assists in 15 playoff round technical knockout In action in a stadium clearing came when Expo wins, which Perry is i| PIZZA FEAST STEREO RENTALS and games. when the Califomian failed to answer the bell for the Sunday that doesn't necessarily constitute baseball, the Philadelphia hurler Ernie McAnally threw a pitch at Carlton, which the Philadelphia one - up in. Scipio Spinks struck 13 batters and allowed INFORMATION 6/29 cup of soup $1.05 ONLY AT salad garnish .95 FRI. pizza burger french fried cod french fried potatoes french fried potatoes 6/30 salad garnish qc cole slaw garnish $1.00 524 E. Michigan 484-7414 Union Cafeteria HOURS: NOON: 11:15-1:15 Lower EVE: 5:00 -7:00 Level, Union Building SUN: 12:00-2:30 217 E. Grand River Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 26, 1972 7 Dems urge jobs for all, tax reforms mind from pflQfl 1) jontinued from page 1) nriro nf tntl.. Prfc® of trying to end i it' safety. (ministration must be Jh® econ°mic plank was Cities, Communities and environmental frequently stated proposal security program which The plank bypasses the "We therefore oppose the Xlnating the unfair, TaxL The oLrP/iCeS, a"d the l"e Environment; fcnvlronment; this this plank plar recommendations designed, the plank says, to for income payments of places cash assistance in an few specifics of McGovern's Nixon administration's Ire.ucratic Nixon wage protect $1,000 per person to appropriate context with all tax reform proposals and Sjhr„ol?herr.?i'"k.s effort to impose arbitration - the air, land and water eliminate the li nrice controls," said the finished in the marathon sharing, to provide funds persent of the measures outlined simply endorses the entire in transportation disputes |f planks, which still drafting session were: that would roll back steep without economic growth or sacrificing welfare system. Instead, the draft plank above, adding up to an Mills - Mansfield legislation through its last - offer be approved by the Rights, Power and Social earned - income approach to which calls for repeal of all selection bill," this plank lr ,50 Property taxes; a single workers' jobs. approaches the McGovern member Platform Justice; this plank calls for transportation fund to The draft platform insure each family an tax preferences over the says. Jmmittee before national health fault auto insurance, replace the highway fund, endorses neither proposals in these more general terms: income no less than the period 1974 - 1976 as a Ibmission to the insurance' c" that mass transit McGovern's demand that "The next Democratic poverty level officially means of compelling While not overly specific rention delegates, defined in the Congress to review all the federal government administration must end the on large and controversial the anticontrol plank, area "Federal income loopholes, favors and - r coupled with highway become "the employer of present welfare system and issues, the plank gets down ■Lever did not su8Best 8 . consumers rights and assistance, according to preferences. to when it deals with building; and six pages of last resort" nor his replace it with an income cases Clt end to pay and price - need, will supplement the income of working poor However, the platform does mention as potential the struggle of American lings if Democrats win m people and assure an candidates for elimination migrant farm workers, led ITWhite House. by Cesar Chavez of the adequate income for those reform the percentage oil Instead, the platform unable to work." or United Farm Workers Kft called for "a truly fair With full employment and depletion and other oil Union. Their struggle has lbilization program" with industry provisions; the won the support of millions Ifcg on profits, dividends, simplified administration, special rates and rules of Americans who refuse to total costs will go down, the provided for capital gains; L,utive salaries and prices eat grapes to help force platform draft says, and the the rapid depreciation write ell as wages, "agribusiness employers" to federal financing will ease off provisions for real Nixon controls do - e bargain with the Chavez the burden on local and estate and industry; the * meet that standard," state union, the draft plank says; B drafters said. "They budgets. "easy - to - abuse expense - and it adds: The underlying account deductions," and e forced the American philosophy is stated in these the present minimum tax. "We now call upon all Kr|.er who suffers most terms: "Full employment — The policy body proposes friends and supporters of Kg, inflation to pay the a guaranteed job for all — is that Social Security be this movement to refrain the primary economic made a progressive tax by from eating nonunion Squabble kntinued from page 1) objective of the Democratic party." It continues: "We are determined to substantially increasing the ceiling on earned income to which the payroll deduction iceberg lettuce." The platform is to be completed so it can be make economic security a is applied. It promises also placed in the hands of all L board meeting, but I am matter of right. This means to use general revenues from delegates 10 days before I committing the board," a job with decent pay and the treasury when necessary opening of the convention. I told the judicial boards. good working conditions for to support the Social ■ Huff had testified that, "I Paddle power everyone willing and able to Security tax contributions. ln't think it is any secret Canoeing enthusiasts perfecting their paddling power work, and an adequate Cost of living increases in - - Lt this institution in this rougher waters and a test of their muscle power at income for those unable to benefits are pledged. take five on the Red Cedar River, drifting toward Cjety, not only here but in the oars. work. l other parts of the "It means abolition of the "To reduce the local State News photo by Chuck Michaels is denying human present welfare system." property tax for all s. American families, we Jate, is denying human support equalization of school OPEN 12:45 - 2 Features spending and "EVERY LITTLE fi I this thinkwe are concerned. University and have ON DEFENSE,' AMNESTY ■ ■ substantial increases in the federal share of education CROOK AND NANNY" len, and the board has costs and general revenue • at 1:05-4:10-7:15-Late |ways been unanimous on sharing," the draft plank —Plus— says. HHH that we establish "DIRTY DINGUS flays , McGo fcuity and equality of MAGEE" The party's responsiveness portunity and full human at 2:40-5:45-8:55 to. AFL CIO influence is Ifhts for all citizens of shown not - COLOR (PG) ■chigan," he added. only in the plank MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. "Let's knock it off. That's aside for candidates for the within demanding ceilings on ■Thompson would prefer shouting distance" of "that literally thumb their a LADMER (AP) — Sen. Hubert H. not going to sell. If the Democratic profits and dividends, but in ignore the sex presidential winning the nomination on nose at the working man." Thf^r Democratic party hangs Lominq jscrimination issue, Huff Humphrey criticized George nomination to testify. the first ballot at the party's a promise of continued McGovern Sunday for onto it we're going to go McGovern neither appeared national convention in Humphrey, who had been support for free collective OPEN AT 7:00 p.m. failing to present a stand down the tube in November nor submitted any views for Miami next month. But he scheduled to bragaining and a ■"Justice is being thwarted fly from Feature At before the Democratic and give Mr. Nixon four possible inclusion in the added McGovern doesn't Minneapolis to Miami denunciation of any 7:15-9:20 p.m. | the reluctance of people Platform Committee. more years," attempt to substitute 1 appear at these hearing," Humphrey party's platform. have it wrapped up. Sunday, changed his FIVE MEN Humphrey said if the said. "I think that it Humphrey said he still rates schedule compulsory arbitration for fuff added. "If invited Democratic was a suddenly to HELD THE in to a public meeting in party accepts Humphrey, spending the. great mistake that he did his own changes of winning include a "very important" some of McGovern's weekend in his home state at 1 in 4. staff meeting in Washington. BALANCE le proper fashion, I will not present to the to attend the OF DEATH! "cockeyed ideas" on wedding of his Democratic Platform |ain report on and to the income supplements, sister's sons, William R. Committee his views," • McGovern should He didn't say what the st of my ability defend, exercise "VENGEANCE" defense cuts and amnesty Howard, submitted a some discipline meeting was about. He le actions Humphrey said. over those of his followers for draft evaders and switched his scheduled so ■The Anti-discrimination printed statement to the The Minnesota senator, who want to "rule or ruin" suddenly that three deserters it could cost the Democratic Platform pdicial Board ruled June 7 Committee at its hearing in speaking in a broadcast the Democratic party. newsmen who had it there was "insufficient party the White House. interview on CBS' "Face the Humphrey said he meant accompanied him to He specifically cited the Washington Saturday, |idence"thatto her e support YuilPs South Dakota senator's though he did not appear in Nation," said many of those McGovern supporters Minnesota were left behind. LAST 2 DAYS salary had McGovern's proposals need in affected by proposal for a $1,000 cash person. Shown 2:15 & 7:05 University The day had been set detailed clarification, k discrimination. grant for every American. AUDITIONS "ANNE OF THE particularly his ideas on tax reform. THOUSAND DAYS" Shown 4:35 & 9:25 On other subjects, Humphrey said: Actors• Singers-Dancers AIRPORT G ISU graduate seeks • McGovern is "surely June 26, 27 - 7:30 P.M. Arena Theatre Wed. at 8:00 p.m. New Comedy and 2 children's shows "FIDDLER ON EM"'*10 ™ m -^TflTF NEWS Summer Circle THE ROOF" fep seat in 4th District ■ A 27 Jones said he would spend the months Free Theater OPEN 7:00 p.m. • year ■ old MSU graduate will be Shows at 7:15-9:15 ^""eDemocratic 4th candidate for the Congress before the primary registering voters and STARTS WEDNESDAY LAST 2 NIGHTS Feature 7:30-9:30 District, which includes Cass, building up the tattered 4th District "NICHOLAS AND FRANK ZAPPA'S in, Van Buren, St. Joseph, Branch, Democratic party. The 4th District has "200 dale and Lenawee Counties. ALEXANDRA" been dominated by the Republican party ■ Stuart M. Jones, a Mendon resident who for over two decades. 8:15 ONLY MOTELS" Reived his B.A. in humanities in 1968, Jones said he will campaign in November Starring fcd in The Mothers of Lansing as a Democratic candidate on a platform stressing an immediate end Invention . . Rlngo Starr fN the office. No other Democrats from to the war, heroin rather than methodone Theodore Bikel district filed, leaving Jones unopposed maintenance for addicts ("methodone just Color R I'heAug. 8 primary. doesn't work and addicts continue to |He will face the Republican ■Mer in the Nov. 7 election. primary steal"), and economic reforms. Jones was vice president of Off Campus ■ wnes said he will be campaigning at Council and chairman of the United twice before the election — "the first Students, the old student government, p. to convince people who live in the while at MSU. Net pentee pind and go to MSU to take out ballots, and the second time, to them to send in those ballots." He graduation factory. taught school for a year after and currently works in a Tiddler ontheDrvjT" |%VV| on the screen Opens W ednesday DRIVE I for a limited engagement PREMIERES WED. EVE. AT 8:00 P.M. with a Benefit Performance Sponsored IMIISMUHil By The Lansing Hadassah. Biscuit Eater , <5 Complaint This means Tickets at the Box Office Reserved Performance Presentation that you are guaranteed a seat for the of your performance choice—but it is not a reserved seat! SCHEDULE OF PRICES AND PERFORMANCES » Million Dollar [r] colos ...it* a family affair i !d. it. 1: P.M MATINEES 1:00 & 4:45 P.M I $:.0OlMon. thru Fr1. $2.00|sat. .Sun. EVENINGS 3:15 P.M. & Holidays $2.50 j| in. I Hoi. 1:00 & 4:45 P.M.,$2.50|at 8:30 P.M $2.50 Duck '»3» PLUII CHILDREN - ALL MATINEES-SI.25--NIGHTS.M0N-THURS. ONLY $1.25 Please make check or money order payable to Campus Theatre with stamped self - addressed envelope L Rio Lobo 12:10 TICKETS AT BOX OFFICE OR BY MAIL "PORTNOVS COMPLAINT" The Ernest Lehman-Sidney Beckerman Production |Gl passes suspended for Starring RICHARD BENJAMIN ■ KAREN BLACK • LEE GRANT llmfiid Artists this engagement |j^ Based on a novel by Philip Roth • Produced by Ernest Lehman • Written for the Screen and Rated "G" Directed by Ernest Lehman • Music by Michel Legrand • Ranavision* • Technicolor* M PUIS From Warner Bros. A Wbrner Communications Company LAST LANS [NILZJ tU&u, Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mi^ Monday, June 26,197 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Suggested for mature audiences. Fo Ho (ANTE •dial® FRANKLY SPEAKING 1070.3 Automotive Automotive by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent DEPENDABLE VOLKSWAGEN Bl ForRei TRANSPORTATION. Rambler station 1963 wagon. Ready for camping with full size bed and gas range. Apartments Apartments Excellent rubber, good body, tires and paint. Very good New ONE OR two bedroom Apartment* $75. Call Ted, 351-7969. TWO BEDROOM iate engine. Will sacrifice. furnished, 427 NEAR PHONE 355-8255 3-6-30 393-1080. 2-6-28 furnished mobile homes. $25 Grove, available now. Inquire MSU~ o"uni ner an - $30 per week. Quiet and at apartment No. bedroom, carpet ,.? '*' (158.3- 4 "ova.air'coS;^^ 347 Student Services Bldg. or call DODGE 1966. 2 door hardtop, peaceful on a lake. 10 VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Named 349-4157. 6-7-3 V - 8, automatic, tape deck. "Blue". Needs new owner minutes to campus. 351-7026.3-6-28 •AUTOMOTIVE Studded 641 6601. O-6-30 TWO snows. $495. who will touch it up. Sun - BEDROOM - four Scooters & Cycles 351-4039. 3-6-30 across from man UNIVERSITY TERRA^T roof, radial tires. Well cared LARCH NORTH 836. Private, campus. Parts & Service Aviation FORD or 1966 convertible. $400 best offer. 489-6475. for mechanically. 694-2408. 3-6-28 lower, $100 montly plus $50 deposit. Furnished, utilities $150/month. for Fall. Also openings Call, 351-7557 From $b^T'Carpeted *150. *5, •EMPLOYMENT • FOR RENT 3-6-26 VOLKSWAGEN 1967, Beetle. included, no pets, lease. Available now, for one. To 3-6-28 2 BEDROOM sssras^ Clean, radio and radials. phone, 489 0450. 5-7-5 furnished trailer, Apartments I MP A LA 1970 see SUMMER custom coupe. $675. Call 355-9758. 3-6-26 close to campus. Reasonable. RENTAL, 2, 3^ Houses ONE 351-3373 EVENINGSI room, MAN for 2 man Rooms VOLKSWAGEN 1971. Super 2-6-26 j)H- f apartment. Own room. Beetle. Convertible. AM/FM, 1216. 3- •FOR SALE Chalet Apartments. MSU undercoating, immaculate. LOVELY FURNISHED AREA, 0k9 MACH I 1971. Take over New. Was $3,115, best offer Negotiable, 351-3148. 1-6-26 bedroom rfflciency apartment for one. furni^ed „ Mobile Homes payments. Call Judy, over $1950. New car ordered ONE MAN NEEDED for 4 man. Across from campus at 915 unfurnished, heat inc|U(! 373-0994. 3-6-26 air 351 10 •Lost & Found this week. 626-6880. 3-6-30 Lilac. $125 plus electricity. conditioned, modern Air, pool. $90/term. 349-1607.5-7-3 ' •PERSONAL 351-0735. 3-6-30 Cleen, quiet. 349-3604 after MAVERICK 1970, 2 door VW SQUARE BACK 1967. Body 10 a.m. 0-3-6-26 •PEANUTS PERSONAL sedan, low mileage, clean, and mechanics in very good FURNISHED STUDICMom •REAL ESTATE stick, 6 cylinder, call condition. Many extras. $950 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2. Utilities BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. paid. Summ 355-2840 evenings. 3-6-28 or best offer. Call 355-6589. North. Furnished, 1 rete. 251 •RECREATION 1 and 2 bedroom, furnished Sparten. 3-28-72 bedroom, utilities paid. 332-6078.3-6-28 •SERVICE stcakmt/brt *23/ £ lawha. mloi Available or unfurnished, from $125. MGB 1967. Mechanically July 5th. Instruction $150/month Carpeted, air conditioned, TWO 1836.0-i Typing Service excellent, radials. $600 new or shocks, best offer. VW new. 1970, looks and AM/FM. One runs like owner. 627-5454. 2-6-28 plus deposit. swimming pool. Courtesy bus BEDROOM Diock from 7^ campus •TRANSPORTATION Call after 5 p.m. 351-7714. $ 1 550 or near offer. Employment Employment PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, to cempus. 351-3211. 5-6-30 room from 2 to 4 Will peop|„ rer 922 Mic iom, liv •WANTED 2-6-26 655-1022. 3-6-26 HASLETT ARMS $40/month. MARMA ate er MALE SUMMER SCHOOL North, furnished studio, Apartments. FOR SALESPOWER try a little 2 bedroom, furnished. From APARTMENTS. 351-07* idly. •* MGB 1967, rebuilt engine, GRADUATES. Immediate Classified Ad to sell a large utilities paid, private 3-6-28 RATES'* Scooters & $150. Cerpeted, eir 10 word minimum excellent condition. Call Cycles openings company with major mobile homel Dial 355-8255 entrance, deposit. $115/month, plus Pho,.e condition, close to campus. GIRL 355-2920 after 5 p.m. 3-6-26 operating today. 627-5454. NEEDED 332-3843. 5-6-301 ^ 1972 KAWASAKI Bighorn, low nationally in specialized 2-6-28 home. Laundry Facility pvo R DS _3 No. DAYS 5 10 MUSTANG automatic. 1965, 6 cylinder, New brakes, mileage, excellent condition. Serious inquiries only. market. $1000 per Starting income month. We are For Rent ADAMS STREET. Married 3 FOR PENTHOUSE. $100 paid- 351-658! km asa ?!oo" 13.00 selective but month, furnished. excellent condition. Call 351-7989. 2-6-28 qualified couple. Unfurnished, nice 3 Own persons can have COMPACT REFRIGERATOR room. 204 River mm 4.80 7.80 15.60 353-7924 after 5 p.m. 2-6-26 a rewarding rooms and bath. Deposit Street, iM nm 6.00 9.75 1972 TRIUMPH 500. Excellent career. Send resume to Box B Rentals. Summer term, NOW. required. IV2-1772. 3-6-30 apartment No. 4. After 5 Housp& STUDEr 19.50 OLDS 1961. 1964 engine. Good condition. 900 - 2, State News. 3-6-28 UNITED RENT - ALL, 2790 p.m. weekdays. 1-6-26 miles. East Grand River, 351-5652. LOVELY le. qi EEJ QQ3 7.20 11.70 23.40 tires, good body, excellent Helmets, $1150. 351-5792. ONE TO TWO bedroom FOUR FURNISHED Pari 1-6-26 MODELS NEEDED X-3-6-26 PERSON duplex, bedroom houses, low transportation. $150. - top apartments - duple*. Summer sum ;8.00 13.00 26.00 393-8735. 6-7-5 quality for fashion or figure. furnished, near campus, 3 rates for 3 month only, $150. After 6 p.m. lei TRIUMPH 500. Rebuilt engine. CYCLOPS STUDIOS, 220 REFRIGERATORS bedroom. Summer, $210. $150 $170/ month FHHEHi 10.00 16.25 32.50 - 332-21100. 4-7-3 - OPEL GT. 1970, blue with Good condition. Must sell. Albert, below Lum's. FREEZERS - DISHWASHERS. Fall, $250. 12 months, $230. utilities. 349-1540 white interior, 24,000 miles. Call, 332-5455. 1-6-26 C-4-6-30 ESCHTRUTH APPLAINCES, ONE APARTMENT still 332-1617. 3-6-26 349-3604 after 10 •202! DEADLINE i $1,850 or take over 315 South Bridge. Grand available for summer. Close 0-5-6-30 1 P.M. one class day Can be 1971 SUZUKI TC to GRADUATE STUDENT needed payments. seen at 602 - 90. Perfect STUDENTS, 18 and over. Ledge. 627-2191. X-5-6-30 campus, call NEJAC, furni before publication. Community Street, Lansing condition. $280. 651-5958. Registered voters to assist in 337-1309. C-3-6-26 to share 2 man apartment, WANT THREE or call 485-7390. 3-6-26 1-6-26 petition campaign close to campus, all conscientious men teams. utilities, C a nee 11 at i o ns/Cor- Excellent summer money. ROOMMATE WANTED, nice no deposit, $65. 332-6275 convenient neighborho# rections — 12 noon one OPEL GT 1970. Excellent 1970 HONDA CB350. Excellent Short time. Work apartment, close to campus. after 5 p.m. 3-6-26 Lansing, East side. Reduce! late condition. Sharp yellow. Call $9.50/month. No deposit. All Reasonable. Cell 337-1870. rates for summer. See class day before condition, $550. Including 2 afternoons, evenings. Good Urr FOR ii publications. 337-0825 aftcftif p.m . 5-7-3 helmets. Call 351-8825. fringes. Report to 6810 equipment guaranteed. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-30 3-6-26 ONE GIRL needed for Beery evenings at 201 j camp 3-6-30 South Cedar, Suite 5, Lansing apartment next to campus. JeromeStreet. 3-6-26 0171 af The State News will be PLYMOUTH 1955, 4 door, V • at 1 p.m. TODAY. 2-6-26 GIRLS - SPACIOUS furnished 332-4432. 0-5-6-30 8, automatic. Body in HONDA 1971, CB350 $625. NEAR FPANDOR, responsible only for the apartment, 4 blocks to MSU. wanted excellent conditon. Runs Excellent condition. Call WAITRESS, PART Available for summer. $50 ONE MAN NEEDED FOR students to rent a house first day's incorrect or full time. well. $375. Call 372-4890. 351-7275 after 7:30 P.M. Must be neat each, and fall $60/month. APARTMENT NEXT TO $45 a piece, plus uti insertion. and 3-6-26 3-6-28 experienced. Apply at 332-6163, 4 -B p.m. 6-7-3 CAMPUS. 332-4432. 0-6-30 month to month basil All students aas must be PLYMOUTH FURY III. 4 door DR UAR'S, 415 East Apartments Security deposit requi prepaid Auto Service & Parts Saginaw. 4-6-28 TWO GIRLS for 4 - man. 2 APARTMENTS, SUMMER 2 THREE ROOM furnished Call Katy at 372-7550 hardtop, 1968. Good bedroom. Air basement apartment. Married more nfori ^ conditioning. condition. Call after 6 p.m., MAINTENANCE MAN needed bedroom, 2 baths - 332-0625. 3-6-26 couple only. Clean, eppointment. 3-6-26 393-0379. 3-6-26 MUFFLERS, BRAKES, Meadow brook Trace. $50. IV2-7334. 3-6-26 _____f SHOCKS for house. Close. Free room. and springs Call Call 337-9610. 2-6-28 Bobbie, 373-3528 FRANDOR NEAR, 2 bedroom FURNISHED, 436 Park Lane, Automotive Plymouth roadrunner installed at Rock Bottom between 1 - 6 p.m. 3-6-28 unfurnished. Available PRINCETON ARMS bedroom, available now. Ca 1968. 383, 4 speed, blue, LOW PRICES. HEIGHT'S STUDENTS WORK with immediately. Carpeted. Air Apartment. 1 bedroom, 349-4157. 6-7 3 (ANTED AUSTIN HEALEY 1958. 100 - black interi°r- 355-6166. AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. your C-1-6-26 hands this summer I Part THE CHALET conditioned and carports. furnished or unfurnished, 6. Best offer. 353-6495 or 3-6-30 time, full time. Earn up to $2 $170. Phone FABIAN from $125. Carpeted, air GIRL TO SHARE small houi 3660. 3-6- 349-4886 after 5 p.m. 3-6-30 2 bedroom, furnished for PONTIAC 1967. Sky blue. FOREIGN CAR per hour. Work as few or as REALTY, 482-4619. conditioned, swimming pool. Okemos. PARTS. summer. 4 left. $150 and Excellent condition. CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 many hours as you likel Must 482-0571 or 669-9873. Courtesy bus to campus. $65/month. 349-2391 after 1965 BEETLE with rebuilt 4-6-30 351-1647. 5-6-30 Automatic, power, custom. 2 East Kalamazoo Street 1 mile be reasonably p.m. 2-6-26 dependable, engine. Guaranteed by door West of campus. 487-5055. have own hardtop. 208 North transportation, and garage. 355-0746. 5-7-3 Harrison. Best offer. 3-6-26 C-6-30 be available by phone. Call 332-6197 GIRL FOR 2 girl. $70 per CASA DEL SOL. NEED 1 girl to share room month, no deposit, call DISTINCTIVELY new, 1 large house in Lansing 393-9706, anytime. 3-6-30 camero 1970'/j Gold, floor VW GUARANTEED repair. EVERGREEN ARMS before 3 p.m. 351-7717. bedroom unfurnished rambler 1 966, new September 10. $50 monthl shift, 307, 26,500, radio, RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at COOK. EXPERIENCED in grill, Apartments. 2 bedroom, 5-6-30 apartments. Central air transmission. Good tires, plus utilities and deposit. Ca tires. Will sacrifice. 355-2884. Okemos Road. 349-9620. broiler furnished, from $150. conditioning, dishwasher, 482-9877. 2-6-26 very clean. 63,000 miles. and steam table. 2-6-26 Carpeted, air conditioned. WOMEN 1 block from campus. near MSU and close to major Phone 482-4982 or C-6-30 Excellent opportunity for 482-7210.3-6-28 permanent part time work. Close to campus. 332-8295. Completely furnished, buslines. Cell 351-9020 or GARDEN COTTAGES. Cute CHEVELLE 1965, with 1971 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair 5-6-30 utilities and parking included. drop by and see model. 7-7-7 No Sundays bedroom, furnished, 350 hp engine and 3 speed or holidays. Summer $55. Fall - Spring SCHOOLBUS CAMPER. Fully work on Volkswagen, bugs, Good and lawns, near MSU. $14C automatic wages fringe THREE ROOM apartment and $65. 349 9609. 3-6-26 EAST For' transmission, converted. 1960 buses, or Ghias. GRAND benefits. JIM'S TIFFANY LANSING, studio 332-6717. 3-6-26 radio. Body good, $625. Call RIVER Bath, unfurnished. $125 apartment, utilities included, International, new engine, CITGO. 1054 East PLACE, downtown Lansing. 694-1376. 3-6-30 tires. 351-9246. 3-6-26 Grand River. 351-9274. Phone Angie, 489-1196 for monthly includes utilities. LARGE, TWO party furnished air conditioning, pool. Call WANTED: 4th man for hous< HOW, J Has stove and refrigerator. efficiency, air conditioned, 337-1621 anytime. 10-7-14 5 p.m. o C-6-30 appointment. 3-6-30 Summer only, $46/montl COR V AIR 1965, Good VEGA 1972 337-2402 until 3:30 p.m close to As Nort hatchback, 4 speed, . campus. Leases 351-3816. 3-6-26 condition. Must sell. Moving. Shown at 229 East St. 1 MAN Dealer warranty. Must sell, leaving MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East GREAT OPPORTUNITY for starting Fall, $154, needed for 2 man, 2 $225. 372-4321. 3-6-28 Joseph. 3-6-26 484-0585, 351-1610. 0-6-30 bedroom quiet apartment. $7.50 boi country. 351-5092. 2-6-26 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since anyone with 2 years of NEED TWO Air conditioned, General 1940. Complete auto college to own and operate C0UPLE DELTA swimming summer. $50/ OR mature single. ARMS Apartments. 2 pool. S2 per i painting and collision service. business. i.ino.. Total Partially furnished. Furnished house. 351-36C Walk to Union. Neat, bedroom, furnished, from »ie Flea 485-0256. C-6-30 price of established childcare Summer, or all year. Corner before 2 p.m. 2-6-26 business only $5,000 with furnished, 1 bedroom. No $150. Cerpeted, air of Hagadorn and Mt. Hope. on gr indoor pets. $135 and conditioned, close to campus. 351-3025 or 485-1360, after War buffs $2,000 down. Especially BAKER STREET. 4 bedrooms Aviation good for husband and wife $ 145/month. 663-8418. 332-0563. 5-6-30 6 p.m. Ask for Daniel. 3-6-26 musket. C 3-6-26 Summer only. $165 pli team. Call 663-4500. 3-6-26 —~_1" LEARN TO FLYI Complete FURNISHED ONE bedroom BEECHWOOD APARTMENTS. security deposit. 675-525; flight training. All \RT OKEMOS, 1 bedroom furnished. apertment. Close to campus. 2 bedroom, furnished. From 7-7-7 courses are TIME summer nr, coppi government and VA certified. $150 per month. Call $140 per month includes $150. Carpeted, air iAMrm nil M0i 349-4157.6-7-3 SUMMER OR Fail. N» twice. FRANCIS AVIATION. utilities. Call 351-0171 after conditioned. Courtesy bus to PARAGON PRODUCTS, 1171 after Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 5:30 p.m. 3-6-26 campus. 351-9564. 5-6-30 campus. Furnished, parkin! INC. Automobile required. ONE C-6-30 OR TWO. 2 man 332-8903 e For information. 351-5800. apartment. Rent negotiable, ONE OR two UNIVERSITY VILLA weekends. 3-6-28 C-5-6-30 girls for summer. 351-9132, 351-8238. 2-6-26 Close to campus. Call Joan Apartments. 2 bedroom, Employment BABYSITTER NEEDED PENNSYLVANIA 355-6613 or 361-2466. furnished. From $150. 2V4 ROOM furnished house NORTH, 3-6-26 Carpeted, air conditioned. Suitable for man or woman Monday through Friday, 8 - 5 REGISTER NOW MODELS WANTED for Massage Parlor. Potential up to $10 an p.m. One Child. Car. upstairs furnished apartment. 1 bedroom. $100 monthly. Close to campus. 332-2189. 5-6-30 Utilities paid, IV2-7334 3-6-26 332-2067. 2-6-26 TWO BEDROOM, full Summer bath, FOR YOUR hour. Contact CEASAR'S RETREAT MASSAGE rate. utilities. No pets. 351-3969. Includes completely carpeted, furnished, STUDIO. 1107 North BABYSITTER, PREFERABLY O-4-6-30 central washing. All utilities air, TV, CROSSWORD APARTMENT Washington, Lansing. Phone student wife, East Lansing After 6 p.m., 337-1831. TWO MALE roommates needed 372-6103. 3-6-28 paid. PUZZLE 484-4481. Part time or full area. for 4 men apartment. Very FOR THIS time. 7-7-5 3-6-26 close to campus. Two DUPLEX, FURNISHED. 1364-66 Snyder Road, 1, 3 ACROSS 1. Stocky horse 27. Someone 29. Chel bathrooms, carpeting, eir 4. Haggard novel 30. Black gram SUMMER Cedar Greens conditioning. Fall - Spring. bedroom, 1, 2 bedroom. Available now. 7. Zoo 31. Bill of lare Call attractions 351-0372. 5-6-30 has 349-4157. 6-7-3 32. Primary OR NEXT a pool,airconditioning 11. Camel hair coat 35. Bag fiber 36. Booty and everything else 37. Altar screen FALL * 1135 Michigan Ave. — next to Brody Head for the Woods! 40. Before 41. Used Units for students and married 42. Shout at a couples for Burcham Woods, that is bullfight summer and fall. - a 4. Muffler There's lots of bonus extras! Like: a 43. River to the Mini-bus that takes you (5 round trips a day) from apartment door¬ * complex of furnished studio, North Sea 1. Size of 5 Abyss step to classroom eliminating parking AM units carpeted and furnished with 44. City writing paper 6. Lamprey problems, ex¬ 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom pense and tardiness. Like: a romantic "social area" distinctive furniture transportation 2. Geisha's sash 7. Judge with picnic tables and B-B-Q 45. Man's 3. Pitcher and 8. Serve lea pits and stuff. Read beJow for more features than apartments. catcher 9. Sea birds and dig this you'll ever get , . 'Each unit has garbage disposal, and . . . from only $180 a month. "1|0. Behalf ■ Central Air individual air contitioning Conditioning ■ All Utilities included Ample parking Heated pool except electricity ■ Carpeting ■ Throughout ■ Drapes Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units *Giant ■ Study Area with drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen swimming pool and private balconies Optional bars featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer ■ Dishwasher ■ NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER Laundry facilities ■ Storage and ■ Unlimited Parking. ■ Party Room 'Full - time resident manager for any Studio - $129/mth. problems 1 bedroom - $149/mth. SWIMMING POOL #Two 2 bedroom man units with plenty of parking — $169/mth. One bedroom units start at ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES $85/month per FOR S man IAIPHS ill APARTMENTS INFORMATION CALL MARK SIMONS, 1 - 6 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12 month leases available. P.M., burcham. woods management exclusively by: 745 Burcham ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 351-3118 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 if no answer call 484-4014 ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Monday, June 26, 1972 9 \ For Rent For Sale For Sale | Houses PIONEER SX9000 AM/FM stereo receiver with Sansui 5000A AM/FM receiver. Omega enlarger and complete reverb slereo B22XL 6 Animals MONTH OLD Seal Female Siamese kitten. point Area fires spur (Continuasi (Continued from frnm page 1\ 1) U#. J. J the practice "faded out of - .... debate C7O. 3-6-30 darkroom. Used TV sets 351-1122. 3-6-28 complexes are problems.' describe living units which Bozzo said. and up. Used $35 inspected the picture," Edwin K. Revival of University complied with building One of the greatest IorOOM furniihed. See player piano annually by the fire Reuling, area director of involvement on this level Over 800 8 track tapes. Over department safety standards problems is the tort. 627 Ever9reen 1200 used LP's. Mobile Homes inspector, Gregg said. off-campus housing, said. would not be practical, might be more useful, WILCOX "The University acted as a deteriorating housekeeping -,r rate/$180. Alio, SECOND HAND STORE In other cases, tenants can especially because of the Bozzo suggested. in many off-campus living |e fail. 3-6-28 609 East call building or fire parent because that the Michigan! 1970 HORIZON SUNRISE was 18-year-old age of majority, Creation of approved units, Reuling said, 485-4391. BankAmericard, inspectors to report what philosophy then," Reuling Jipson said, housing recommendations FOR 3 man. Master Charge, Layaway. [ARK. Exulient condition. 2 they consider fire hazards, said. "If trouble came, the "Most of them are 8 bedroom, fully carpeted, Listings of would not guarantee that structurally in good shape- _r gnd/or Foil. $53. e.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday 24,000 BTU air Gregg said, adding that he housing office had to take K|58. 3-6-28 Saturday. C-6-30 conditioner, has received few calls of this measures University-approved students would refuse to up to date in wiring, cracks partially furnished. Pool to remedy housing, which would live in unapproved housing, in the foundation have been Privileges. Must sell. Phone type. he said. FISHER TX-50, Kenwood fixed — but as a general 625-7375. 5 7-3 "Tenants must KA2002 request "The problem is that we comment, the housekeeping amplifiers, QS-1 code ■inontlv. n0 leaie. Sansui 10' enforcement," Bozzo Spray of garlic: deadly perfume have a tremendous has gone steadily included, no pet*. synthesi;er, Sears Coldspot mini-refrigerator x 50' 1963 BUDDY*! said. "They should realize over-demand for downhill," es Skirted, '/, mile from campus. housing," Reuling said. 923 East Michigan, Call Tom, 351-1649. that it is in their best t 5-6-30 337-0947 after 2 p.m. 3-6-30 NEW YORK ,9.2-6-26 interest and that it does not (UPI) - biologists in Bombay, India. Bothered by DOUBLE BED, EXTRA necessarily mosquitoes, They claim garlic is a Imat'e wanted. Fouj F 70X14 tires, Two LONG Lost & Found eviction." mean tenant house flies and other insects? Try pesky particularly deadly Dean named ■mer. Country house. H70x14 snow tires, mounted Though the University at spraying substance to mosquitoes and ■ room furnished. Good HE LP I DIAMOND yourself with a little garlic other insect pests. And (Continued from page 1) A,,, Rent flexible. —19LTV- 351 8159 3 6-26 lost i.m. wedding ring poolside, REWARD one time was responsible for oil. because of its nontoxic from 1966-67 and then as approving safety conditions [2I6. 3-6-30 USED BIKES, mer^"women's Masterworks reel to reel tape Call 355-6072. 3-6-28 in off-campus living units, So says a nature for humans, it makes chairman of Core Studies group of good insecticide, they I ROOM in country recorder, $90. Guitar $10 LOST NEAR MAC street. Grey a say. and asst. director of the r behind Frandor. No Call 351-1963. 3-6-26 striped kitten: White tip on school of Home Economics 11-1043. 3-6-28 end of tail. Call at the University of 332-4283 BIKE, SCHWINN 2-6-26 Minnesota from 1967-68. Rooms Good condition. New tires. $40. girl's 26". Baskets 355-3155 Personal Floods recede; rebuilding begins Lund received her B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from before 10 p.m. S-6-30 the University of Minnesota |haRE room in clean, 1 house. Cooking, close. PREGNANT? (Continued from page 1) and first joined the faculty BRASS WE understand, Engineers. They said it 112,000 at 330 |*9r6. 0-6-30 term. $100. AND Iron bedstead. $75. Call 351-2609 antique The NWS issued a new could have been 10 times evacuees emergency shelters in four there as instructor in 1955. • ling. flood warning for northern When recommending evenings. 3-6-26 that much but for eight states. O-6-30 and central New Lund for the position of ■922 Michigan Avenue. 1 Jersey flood control dams built There were 80,000 Sunday because of new -upstream on the dean, Provost John Cantlon Kit)j Hvingroom, bath. ANTIQUES: OUTDOOR FREE. . . A lesson in rains, but Civil Defense River after the 1936 Allegheny evacuees at 186 Red Cross said that she was one of the Mjte entrance. $75 Antique Flea Market. July 1, complexion care. Call officials said they expected flood. shelters 'n eastern foremost home economists ■thiy. No parking. ™ 2. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ruess 484-4519, East Michigan or no serious flooding. The Ohio, Monongahela Pennsylvania; 20,000 at 61 in the nation and the y, 332-1248. Road, 114 miles North of M - 485-7197. Lansing Mall. and Allegheny rivers crested shelters in New York State; 78, Perry. Dealers MERLE NORMAN The Ohio River crested 11 feet above flood state at appointment had the space $2 8,000 at 65 shelters in per day, auction on grounds COSMETICS STUDIOS. early Sunday morning and downtown enthusiastic support of the C-6-30 Pittsburgh Virginia, and 4,000 at 18 administration. ■ E SUMMER: male Sunday July 2 only. Starts at was receding at about two Saturday. The NWS shelters in Maryland. t. Block Union, 10 a.m. 15% commission to inches an hour. Officials ALWAYS predicted they would be 314 Evergreen. sell your items. Call OPEN. Monday said ,the worst j, 485-2865. 5-6-30 through Friday. 8 -5:30 p.m. damage in back within their banks 9. 3-6-26 Ohio was from 55-mile UNION BUILDING early today. IsTUDENTS. liable quiet, Furnished, clean. Near CAMERA REPAIR Service. Still and motion picture. Work done locally. Free estimates. BARBERSHOP. C-6-26 winds against the Lake Brie shoreline, which estimated caused an $1 million A estimated federal that houses were damaged in official 17,000 Unit hikes MSU's part of t. Parking. 332-3094. Real Estate Fast, guaranteed service. damage to boats docked in New York State, including WILCOX SECOND HAND the Cleveland area. 800 EAST LANSING. 2 bedroom, totally destroyed. He (Continued from &0R double. Furnished, STORE, 509 East Michigan. In Pittsburgh, damage put the loss at $100 million. page 1) In the Senate passed version of the laundry, TV. Close. 485-4391. C-5-6-30 basement, attic, fenced lot. higher education package the University's was estimated at $45 The Red Cross reported it package would then be sent to the ■351 2029. 2-6-26 $19,000. 351-0147.3-6-28 million by he Army governor for approval. But the governor only program gains went to the medical was caring for more than schools. 8'x 10'TENT hinted an increase might be difficult to t FURNISHED. Kitchen Recreation IT*B WHAT'S obtain in a press conference held Thursday lieges. tree parking, air, Dining Screen Room _ 1 The greatest portion of the paid. 372-6103. BACK PACKING morning. Referring to Federal District near 8.9 per Me s UNION BOARD summer flights. cent increase was absorbed Factory Court Judge Stephen Roth's recent by a 3.1 per Hours 1 - 4 p.m. Late June, cent cost of living raise. Rejects July, and August flights still cross-bussing decision for 54 Detroit area Quality Awning Shop school districts, the governor suggested | FOR male or female, available. 353-9777. C-6-30 Individual increases for the two medical 4512 S. Logan 882-4731 to campus. Cheap. Call "sharp and tough reductions" in the budget schools were: $119,000 for operation and ■0171 after 5:30 p.m. SEWING might be necessary. MACHINE Clearance Service The ASMSU Legal Aid Come share with us. The renovation of Fee Hall for the College of Sale. Brand Department will have The cross-district busing plan has been new portable, a lawyer Christian Science Organization Osteopathy; $500,000 for 54 student $49.95, $5 per month. Large NEED available from 1 to 4 p.m. every will meet at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday estimated to cost $100 million, and expansion of the medical doctor program; :0R man, across from A tutor? Math 082 selection of reconditioned Wednesday during summer term, in 35 Union. Milliken said additional revenues would be 1. 211% Grand River, through 112. Phone $494,000 for a 64 student expansion of used machines. Singers, MSU students wishing needed to pay for it. He added that there is Lirs. 5 6-30 355-6153. 3-6-26 the doctor of osteopathy Whites, Necchis, New Home appointments are asked to check Crisis in America, a new program; and a little chance of obtaining a balanced $312,000 acquisition for library materials and "many others". $19.95 EXTERIOR with the ASMSU Business political group devoted to a PAINTING. Grad budget for the fiscal 1972-73. for the medical schools. |S FURNISHED or to $39.95. Terms. students, reliable, references. Office, 307B Student Services radical restructuring of society is year shed. Deposit and EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Call 349-1005 or 349-2781. ir call 3S3-36S9. es required. 122 West COMPANY, 1115 Nprth Free estimates. C-6-30 Phone 482-4982 Washington, 489-6448. The Baha'is will have an today in 31 Union. . C-4-6-30 BABYSITTER, LICENSED, informal discussion of the economical. Available in her teachings of Baha'u'ilah at 7 There will be a meeting at RANTED Single room in 3:30 WIN A SONY AM/FM stereo tuner, Spartan Village home. p.m. today in the Union p.m. Tuesday in 104 ) house. $55/month. model ST 80F. Cost $93, 355-3010. 2-6-26 Sunporch. All are welcome. Bessey for any students wishing 0. 3-6-28 to work in the Lansing School like new, $55. 332-2913. 1-6-26 PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. Adult Basic Education program \ Folk, Rock, Classical, all and/or at the Beekman Center Service ^ansing. Male student, NEW, 3 and 10 speed bicycles. Reasonable. 1-6-26 351-3373. styles. $3 per lesson. Inquire at MARSHALL 351-7830. C-1-6:26 MUSIC, Typing Service for the mentally retarded. Credit may be earned in psychology, sociology, education, FREE TRIP communication and romance 1, refrigerator, ling ■ SUMMER ED2-5791. 2-6-28 308 Gunson. TELEVISION, excellent 21", Portable typewriter. Both in condition. sell I 355-2884. 1-6-26 B/W. Must TV, HI-FI Repairs. Recorders, radios. rates. O-5-6-30 Dependable, low SAVE. 351-6680. TYPING WANTED in my home. Phone Mr. Brown, anytime. 6-7-7 484-5765, languages. Call 485-8161 306 if you cannot attend. Open auditions for actors, ext. TO singers and dancers will be held TV FACTS Entertainment Guide now has an well Transportation at 7:30 tonight in the Arena Theater for an original comedy For Sale COLE'S BAKERY as and two children's shows to be TUESDAY ONLY special. 4 as a Shopping Guide. C-6-30 NEED RIDE Los to Angeles produced loaves of Home - Style White by Summer Circle ■how, July 1, 2. 10 FOR QUALITY service on area. 616-374-7223. Box 584 Free Theatre. Bread, $1 at our bakery Lake Odessa. 3-6-26 |-5p.m. Piles on Ruess Road, foods concession. MEIJER'S stereos. TV's and recorders. North of M - 78, The MSU Karate Club will THRIFTY ACRES. Okemos, THE STEREO SHOPPE. I Dealer tables $5 per hold its first classes at 6 p.m. ■ $7.50 both days for 8' South Pennsylvania, West 337-1300. C-6-30 Wanted Tuesday in the lower gym, A General admission $1 Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, DON'T FORGET blood comes Women's IM. Beginning, Logan Center, 4002 West per family. Also, Instruction from people. Save a life. Give intermediate and advanced "Je Flea Market and Saginaw, 1721 North Grand classes will be held. Everyone is River. C-1-6-26 blood. Professional donors _ m on grounds. Watch FOLK AND classical guitar welcome. BWar buffs firing compensated. MICHIGAN cannon lessons. Call Christian, "tot. Call 485-2865. WATERBEDS: GREAT for 484-9164. 3-6-30 COMMUNITY BLOOD The MSU Campus Hill Apartments will send a CENTER. 337-7183. C-6-30 Sailing Club will hold its first meeting of the lucky person to London, England. G summer term at 7:30 p.m. PORTABLE if, coppertone washer finish, Typing Service MAN'S BICYCLE, 5 or 10 speed to rent July 4th weekend. Tuesday in 34 Union. New They'll enjoy a luxurious 8 days members are welcome. I twice. $275. Call Phone 355-6504 BIKE 26" men's, excellent or and 7 fun-filled nights including Ipl after 5:30 p.m. condition. $25. 351-7996. 349-4637. 2-6-26 The Outing Club will meet at 2-6-26 7 Hotel and air fare round-trip. It's p.m. Tuesday in 116 Natural METAL CANOE, in good OlE'S BAKERY Science. condition, and boy's Schwinn easy to win! Register at Campus BBAKERY food for all SCHWINN 10 speed men's, all manuscripts, general typing. Excellent sting - ray bicycle. Call Open Sunday. accessories. IBM. 22 years experience. 487-3096. S Spartan Wives will hold an Hill Apartments, today! Join the ■ JER'S THRIFTY condition. $69. 485-8302. 349-0850. C-6-30 Open House at 7 tonight at PES, Okemos, South 3-6-28 LANSING OR SURROUNDING People's Church, East Lansing. Campus Hill Mob .. . they always TVlvanis, West Saginaw. COMPLETE THESES service. The evening's topic is gardening townships. MSU instructor have ™ER, Frandor, Logan TWO PORTABLE stereos. Discount printing. IBM and canning. a great time. desires 2 bedroom house A I si lira 4002 West Saginaw, $35. 1, $100. typing and binding of furnished or unfurnished C C u [still [North Grand River. 3-6-28 theses, resumes, publication. starting August. Call Students meet at 8 for McGovern will R 0 P-72 Across from campus, corner 351-8250 or Write: Box 455, tonight in 30 Union to There's lots of bonus extras! Like: a Mini-bus that takes you (5 ON M.A.C. and Grand River, discuss summer activities. Animals below Jones Stationary Shop. East Lansing, 48823. 5-7-5 round trips a day) from apartment doorstep to classroom B Mblffl VACUUM cleaners. Call COPYGRAPH eliminating parking problems, A S A@M TJ. canisters and uprights. 'GERMAN SHEPHERDS. 1 expense and tardiness. Like: a T A 6 NSM i \°m\ A£5| PIBUTING COMPANY. JNorth Cedar, opposite 1 full year. DENNIS $7.88 puppy left, $20. 1-628-2577 evenings. 3-6-26 IBM SERVICES, C-6-30 THESIS 337-1666. typing. For ffitoptfcmgljam romantic "social area" with picnic tables and B-B-Q stuff. Read below for from only $180 more features than you'll ever get pits and . . . and B A cm ■wket. C-4-6-30 ENGLISH COCKER Spaniels, sample, call Mary Martha has it . . . heated pool dig this.. . a month. 0 V A A OEM r{@ AKC. Puppies and young Lippincott, 489-6479. dogs. They prove you can X-2-6-28 ■ Central Air Iff SEE the savings with B.''V glasses from buy love. 482-7622. 3-6-26 oil-conditioning and all Conditioning ■ All Utilities included except TYPING THESES and letters, electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes ■ Completely RL DISCOUNT, 2615 4620 S. HAGADORN FREE KITTEN, 3 months old, etc. Rapid, accurate service. Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units ■ Study Area with drop lite ■ ■L*!lchi9an Avenue. ■'<09. C-6-30 female. Beautiful and clean. Experienced. 393-4075. Just North of Mt. Hope Walk thru Kitchen featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer ■ 351-1307. 3 6-30 *Luxury apartments completely furnished Dishwasher ■ Launcfry facilities ■ Storage and ■ Unlimited j^ter bass guitar, GEEEEEa with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Parking ■ Party Room §«°° or make offer. ■J9-9318. 3-6-30 furniture for summer and fall J"15' "Glastron" with *Each unit has dishwasher, garbage disposal, ■ ■ P Mercury motor, 60 central air conditioning. SWIMMING POOL. ,®iler included., *3 parking spaces per nt. 337 9295. 6-7-7 unit *Giant heated pool, recreation rooms and ■Z 3,°" electric stove, K"c TT8'0'. 1 ,0°t frost vnar - free nlrt private balconies. 1349-4697. 1.6-26 Now is the time for all The 2 bedroom units start at Call Larry Scott at 351-7166 for information $60/month per man ,-100 amplifier, foxes to jump over I the lazy dog. 3 - 6 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE APARTMENTS ^bXr ' W5, best offer, amp, 3 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVEL Y BY: ,B-1-6-26 On Grand Rlvar, West of Okemos Rd. Practically ne.i ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. door to Coral Gables. Model Apt and Registratio ■to it T° " 130 Sony 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 *202-A. Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. or call: 349-3530 *-orrkp-:. EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ' Human bodies, debris 9a float in flooded streets WILKES - 3ARRE, Pa. gaily wrapped packages and the mannequins and the buildings' roofs are visible. (AP) From a distance It is A new con jested, har<* to tell the difference bodies do eerie parochial school, eveil between a lifesize store with the an dance swishing street scheduled September, to open Is next nearly in mannequin and a human waters, popping and deluged. body in a flooded city clanging against the wrecked street. shops and offices. "The whole town is under Passing Dann. IfASH The bodies are picked up The sounds of disaster t-ars, he adds: gbiy water," Paul Grabko "Her,'. quickly by rescue workers roar by but the town is says. "Now look at hn»°KW.aS jusl getti«*c but the mannequins become really silent. Its people that, the but he s under are Driftwood Lounge is now-- just another part of the gonna When the gone. start river sulb parade of litter, floating It was a pleasant city drifting." down its wtfds down the streets and alleys Grabko, a crane operator, banks, 2 Accor< before the river raged and is piloting a small motor Danny will return!!? to be swept by the current icumer its people were proud of it. boat along the main street. thinking about into the Susquehanna River, It had seen its boom days The answers ckA»( "This corner's and eventually, into the when the mines were always easy. the F going bBshe Chesapeake Bay. full steam, had experienced Cans and containers of all death throes when the coal ibnson Rescued sizes — from soda cans to oil drums — clutter the streets. Railroad ties, shirts sealed in stopped coming, and before all this was well on its Back. There was a certain way Public concerrfs four obt Firemen and rescue workers escort victims from plastic bags, and even an confidence in the neat city in Harrisburg, Pa., trapping many residents. rtions inflated plastic toy elephant streets which led to a shady for ecology rowboats after helping them from their homes in theV float by. background after heavy rains flooded sections of the square in center city. Now it The greasy debris and Accorc was only a memory. jelosed The waters reached the MUSKEGON (UPI) i C second — The American publicexm THROUGH MAY PROTESTS styry of buildings covering many more concern over ecological matters in "periodic The l« >H than 100 square blocks and outbursts" but does not really influence its * lovani still representatives in Washington, were rising Saturday said an environmental att «tnam night in some spots. Thursday. Book looks at U.S. He att Attorney Joseph Karaganis of Chicago warned role Street signs were resstto defe war obscured. Rescue workers, sightseers, scavengers and to the annual meeting of the Michigan United Clubs (MU.CC) of a dangerous complacency devel Conserv ilitary D'Orla: newsmen in boats duck among citizens across the nation toward the environ row me of regime, to provide the most nearly two to avoid getting snagged by "Somehow, we Americans express our the i years in Vietnam supporting a dictator with conce ardent hawks with evidence in full power lines and traffic lights. periodic political outbursts and then jnericai by Chuck Geisler. accord with complete disregard for blithe promises of blindly rend and reasoning that might American politics. It was ideals of this country and it The water is that high. politicians," Karaganis said. ilitary i "The public is not 120 pages, $2.95. provoke their support of the nearly a year after his return has left New cars and older reaching its legislators," he said a bitter taste in opposition has the horses in Congress because author's suggestion of a to the U.S. in early 1968 models are covered by the ( everyone's mouth." tht "Profile of a Protest," a "tactical advance 9,000 that he began to seriously muddy water as it swirls exerting strong pressures and are not concerned re Profits from the book conservation or the environment. newly published 120 - page miles to the rear." evaluate his hawkish stand. through car lots and show Betwe< will go to Vietnam Veterans reflection on the Vietnam His principal attack is When he first rooms. A grandfather clock Karangis also criticized the Justice Dept. for faili ighiy • began Against the War and area perform in its role as the federal joved tl War and the May Grand directed at the Nixon is prrked outside a attending Wayne State peace groups. shopping other government agencies violate policing agency River Avenue administration, which University, the Michigan center. Only the tops of the provisions of openii Giesler National Environmental Protection Act In spii demonstrations following charges has native asserts he was (NEPA). continued a "It has been left entirely to the rdered i the mining of Haiphong program of extremely defensive and people and their li treasures to bring about the Marcl costly lawsuits that Computers to print harbor offers a stimulating duping and manipulating spent many hours trying to look into American the American public that only slow down environmentally unsound project! ills in F "justify my position as a said. involvement in war and the originally began following hawk." One ol He subsequently maxim "might makes perspective. They perform the 1954 Geneva accords. met his wife, Lynn, whose *★★★★★★★ ****★§ accou tirtled right." their desired function But to better understand first husband had been state court rulings TONIGHT'S THF ♦ THE NTCHTI Written by Vietnam admirably. the book, one has to know- killed in Vietnam. Weighing * NIGHT! idicatin aftei Giesler incorporated something of the author. the impact of that death on veteran and recent graduate Chuck Giesler, the MSU material he has researched, Giesler is a 27 - year • old his fiance and her daughter Michigan took another court reports. * PIZZA SPECIAL pring of former Marine Howev book is an attempt to including MSU's substantial Corps Mary Scot, he began to step into the computer age The agreement with a question continued involvement in the Diem correspondent who spent question his premise and the Thursday when the state Rochester, N.Y., publishing * lie Ne\ firm also creates a data bank Loysgin American involvement and a total commitment. American Supreme Court signed agreement providing for an in which the court * owhere superiority assumption that reports •eking. "I realized the impact of computerized printing of will be sorted for future * precipitates it. "Recent administrations have been openly at ease in Tax reduction that death on Lynn's family and magnified it 55,000 all court opinions. Starting next month, access. The new process will * FOOD BEING SERVED 6-12 MIDNIGH The do ode nar if a cha proclaiming whether times and realized the grief official reports of the provide the foundation for a * conflicts anywhere in the for city that had struck the nation," Supreme Court and the date bank of cases which J TOWN PUMP hinted world constitute threats to he says. Court of Appeals will be will in turn make it possible This o{ 'national Soon composed and printed with for lawyers and courts to 307 S. security' and thereafter a Grand, Lansing be Pent 'international number of his close friends the help of a computer have quick accessilibity to order,' " Yc Giesler writes. A reduction in local taxes is one of the possible results if were killed which further which will do much of the all legal opinions. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ the federal income tax revenue sharing bill is strengthened his embryonic written work formerly done "This amounts to the approved in dictum of 'might makes the U.S. Senate this year. antiwar stand. by hand. The bill, which would distribute more than $5 billion of It marks the first time a right'. The United States has Ironically, he remains state has contracted for federal tax revenue to states and cities each year, was assumed its own strength promilitary. His opposition and passed by the U.S. House of Representatives last week. focuses computerized publication power as the basis of on an American John M. Patriarche, East Lansing city manager, said the and printing of its official I legitimacy. If this axiom has merit, than let there be no city could expect a little less than $8? ,000 if the Senate foreign perpetuates policy which brinksmanship He's a U.S In The further disclaimers passes the proposal. to prevent world Unlike New York and other cities and states which have NEJAC TV describe concerning the legitimacy of domination by a Haymow Hitler to invade Poland or Rumania or France. He too, included these additional funds in the planning of their 1972 73 fiscal budget, Patriarche said East - Lansing has not "communist monolith." "The war has been at a STEREO RENTALS and Senator. ud Herl done this. tl had the power." cost greater than the nation free Ike start ( "We did not include it in this year's budget — which was can stand in human and The iss The potpourri of history made up in April of this delivery, service , year — because we weren't sure of material wealth," he Senator Proxmire pictures and analysis it," he commented. and iriginall; charges. tombing contained in the book As for the state revenue sharing Wisconsin proposal, which has gone He is frustrated by public pick - up start of n represents the author's into effect, he said the city council did include it because it castigation of critical view of America's was under consideration since last year. returning tike adva The city is receiving veterans who need help and ONLY . . . The No involvement in the war — between $800,000 to $900,000 in state revenue funds. "I must say that this is one of one that he has documented If the city does receive the federal understanding if they are to $23 per quarter bePenta funding, Patriarche properly readjust. most useful education experien well to $9.50 per month this positi give the reader a said the money would enable the council to reduce taxes "Veterans have been I have ever had. It certainly concise counter - goverment and "The ei implement some special projects at the council's badly scarred up inside," compares favorably with the be stopp view of America's discretion. Call Nejac Giesler says. "We have been experiences I've had at Yale "be Air inv ilvement in Vietnam. "There are some recommendations which have been 337 - 1300 made though fostering a war and Harvard." Republic It — I have recommended adding more primary purpose, he Id pi policemen and additional building inspectors to implement says, is to maintain public cond awareness of the nation's continued involvement in a the housing programs said. being considered by the council," he WE'RE THE BEST He reeds Even femand v, tl war that has cost 55,000 o' a boml American lives, wounded IN SIGHT! be studj over 200,000 others, and LEARN KARATE because i has had unmeasured social costs. The 1st CLUB will be meeting of the MSU KARATE complete selection of frames a book in 40 minutes. wition Negal act. a sunglasses and wire-rims "Pennsy Though the spark for its TUES. JUNE 27, at 6 P.M. prescription lenses ground hspiteof and Increased his n i 4 times. Our aver Aubrac publication came from the in the repairs while you wait Watching Senator Proxmlre's hand fly over the student ) words a minute a upper gym of the pagesfhls hand acted as a pacer) you can't begins at 3 May demonstrations on Women's Intramural believe that he's actually reading. He must be graduates at speeds o r 1,500 words a mln< Grand River Avenue, it is by Bldg. Classes for Beginner, skimming. no means an attempt to Intermediate, and Advanced will be held. liai&i Q