papers re MICHIGAN Wednesday jilure to kef peace Volume 65 Numt»r STATE UNIVERSITY STATE NEWS WASHINGTON (AP) - Another batch of the a East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 28, 1972 thlv classified Pentagon Papers has been P.Jed indicating that at least 12 efforts by j 1964 to early 1968 failed to parties from Education bill fails 3 the ' United States and North Vietnam rds negotiations on ending the Vietnam War. According to various newspaper accounts of the cuments obtained by syndicated columnist k Anderson, there is little in this newest release to pass f the papers that differs from material already 1 in House because of rider j, including former President Lyndon B. 'a 1971 memoirs, nderson's columns and the newspaper stories gently are based on a summary rather than Lfour volumes on diplomatic aspects that were obtained when various newspapers printed By CRISPIN Y. CAMPBELL all appropriation measures that go for including money for expansion of the t Opposing the Guastello amendment, tions of the 47 - volume Defense Dept. study State News Staff Writer nonpublic purposes. facilities of the School of Human Medicine Rep. William V. Weber, R - Kalamazoo, The institute, which operates in the Jithe Vietnam War last year. and budget increases in both the MSU argued that the western part of the state ■According to these new accounts, the portions A Willow Run research facility of the Agricultural Experiment Station and the had no law schools and pointed to the sleeping state House of Representatives noosed this week start with a June 1964 move luesday failed to pass a Senate - University of Michigan, to have used was Cooperative Extension Service. The bill small number of college graduates who are approved the money to separate itself from the also included the establishment of j, Canadian member of the International higher education bill because of a $2 an MSU able to get into law school. Introl Commission for Southeast Asia. University, thereby making the loan law school. million rider attached by the House a Although Guastello's amendment was ■The last effort involved an Italian diplomat, nonpublic appropriation. Before the bill was defeated, there was defeated 46 Appropriations Committee and approved 50, two more amendments to - liovanni d'Orlandi, who met with North by the House. The House's subsequent attempt to action on the House floor to strike the strip the bill of the law schools were Ketnamt^1 officials in Prague early in 1968. The 59 - 40 vote was sufficient for delete the amendment from the $34 section which would establish three law introduced and defeated. million measure failed in reconsideration. schools — at MSU, Grand Valley State and ■He attempted and failed to get both sides to Passage, but $2 million loan tacked to the a Supporting all three motions to stop the the future of South Vietnam rather than the bill for use Another attempt to pass the Western Michigan University. law school was MSU representative, Jim N. by the nonprofit Environmental Jjlitary situation at that time. Reserach Institute of Michigan required a appropriations bill has been scheduled for sometime today. Rep. Thomas Guastello, D - Sterling Heights, proposed that the House remove Brown, R - Okemos. ■D'Orlandi failed as did all the others from the two - thirds legislative vote. The state Brown said he voted for the amendments Te of the Canadian, J. Blair Seaborn, generally constitution requires a two - thirds vote for Tuesday's action delayed MSU's all law schools from the bill. to "slap the hands of some people" who t the issue that the Italian tried to avoid the allocation of $69,739,000 in state funds, "No more law schools are needed," he wanted three law schools. [merican bombing of the North and Hanoi's said, "Michigan has the highest ratio of "The problem here is that I don't agree uitary intervention in the South. CAMPAIGNS IN SOUTH lawyers to people." with what we're doing. There is only one place for a law school and that's MSU," he commented. Open talks urged Brown felt that the mood of the bill was Between ly ed - Seaborn and d'Orlandi, diplomats and placed private citizens of several nations through various channels in search of a key McGovern three schools or nothing but he was willing to chance it to get a stronger law school for MSU. topening negotiations. "You finally have to accept the reality of |ln spite of their failure, President Johnson three or nothing and try to get a *yes' vote Vfered a halt to the bombing of North Vietnam ji March 1968, and both sides agreed to open Mb in Paris. platform p on the final bill — for sure I want that law school," he said. Brown indicated that if the various (One of the new details provided this week was By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS motions to remove the law school from the \ account that Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin Burke Marshall, a former assistant proposal had passed, motions to establish Sen. George McGovern said (tirtled the British in February 1967 by Tuesday he attorney general, refused to support the one law school at MSU would have been thinks the proposed 1972 Democratic offered. idicating he might act as an intermediary. This challenge to the 271 vote delegation u after Moscow had rejected such a role in the platform is beautiful, while he campaigned McGovern captured in a winner - take ■ all "Naturally another amendment would the South ring of 1965. seeking to convince skeptics that primary. have come in for the MSU school — there he is the to it. PHowever, the Pentagon Papers are quoted by man run on Strategists for the presidential front Marshall left it up to the full Credentials Committee to decide whether the would have been support," he said. Brown said he also favored the single law The New York Times Tuesday as saying that runner worked warily at the troublesome Democratic reform commission erred when school at MSU because the state would be Koysgin told American officials he had gotten task of settling disputes over the able to fund one strong school well instead fowhere with Hanoi and had provoked fury in convention delegates. seating of (Continued on page 15) of three small ones poorly. (king. McGOVERN I The dozen different channels The Associated Press count of given various were delegate lode names. "Pennsylvania" was the description strength put the South Dakota senator at a channel used by Henry A. Kissinger in the 1,352.15 of the 1,509 it will take to choose a Democratic presidential nominee pimmer and fall of 1967 to deal with Hanoi ugh two Frenchmen. I This operation was given considerable detail by le Pentagon study, according to stories in The f York Times and The Washington Post, two weeks from McGovern's maintaining they votes of first - Wednesday. ballot men were nominating strength. within claimed more, a scant 20 Collection of PIRGIM fee Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota ugh much of the channel has been known for pending trustee decision e time. Kissinger, now President Nixon's key campaigned in Washington and Cleveland, Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine in foreign affairs adviser, was a Harvard professor in Washington, they struggled to keep alive as ■1967 also serving as a State Dept. consultant. frail hopes of overtaking McGovern at the Democratic National Convention in Miami tax, the board of trustees has the option of By NANCY PARSONS they could avoid the hassles of going to the Beach. turning down the request. board," Hekhuis said. Meetings in Hanoi A familiar Democratic name, Mayor State News Staff Writer "Any group asking to use the University The Office of Students Affairs is I In The Washington Post account, Kissinger was Richard J. Daley of Chicago, was the The ultimate decision on whether the $1 collection process must get the approval of currently preparing a set of criteria to be centralone as the convention credentials student fee for the Public Interest Research the board," Hekhuis said. (described as arranging in June 1967 with committee worked at a record array of Group in Michigan (PIRGIM) will be At the time PIRGIM was contemplating presented the board of trustees to to Ttiymond Aubrac — a friend of Ho Chi Minh — establish the guidelines for any group challenges. collected at registration rests with the asking for a student tax, Hekhuis said that Juid Herbert Marcovich ■present the American to travel to Hanoi to On another pivotal credentials board of trustees, a University spokesman he explained to them that they could go wishing to levy a student tax. The list is expected to be completed early next week. position on the air raids and lthe start of peace talks. controversy, Humphrey and other said Tuesday. directly to the trustees and ask for the tax "I suspect that the board would like to I The issue centered on the U.S. position that challengers seeking to strip McGovern of Louis Hekhuis, asst. dean of students, or else they could approach ASMSU. set up their own criteria instead of 151 California delegate votes got no said that despite the passage of the student "I suspect that they (PIRGIM) felt that ■originally included a halt to the American handling each request for a tax encouragement in the report of a hearing referendum spring term to amend the by going the ASMSU route of having a Tbombing in exchange for prompt and productive individually," Hekhuis said. Nut of negotiations and a pledge by Hanoi not to examiner. ASMSU constitution to provide for the petition drive and a student referendum "The question of the PIRGIM tax would l»ke advantage of the pause in air raids. then have to come to my office for I The North Vietnamese, in turn, are quoted by approval and I would rather not comment tie Pentagon study as carried in the Post as taking to position: VAN TASSELL REAPPOINTED on whether or not they would qualify under these criteria, if the board I "The essence of the American accepts propositions is it," Hekhuis added. Jthe stopping of the bombing under conditions. Ipepublic se American of bombing of the Democratic Vietnam is illegal. The United States ould put an end to the bombing and cannot Prof's contract MSU currently levies five student taxes at registration: ASMSU, State News, Council of Graduate Students (COGS), the MSU radio station and the Residence Hall Assn. conditions." remain on the faculty until August 1972, lEven when the United States dropped its By LINDA WERFELMAN while appealing her case, has been changes in Dept. of Natural Science bylaws (RHA). The State News fee is paid only by and the establishment of a University full time students; ASMSU, only by full - |®mand M that Hanoi promise not to take advantage State News Staff Writer considered the first year of her three - year grievance procedure, he said, - time undergraduates; COGS, only by bombing halt, North Vietnam is described in Eileen R. Van Tassell, asst. professor of reappointment. «n was a question of coming down on study as refusing to discuss negotiations "It's as though she had been reappointed graduate students; and the radio station natural science, was notified Tuesday of the side of an individual when there is and RHA taxes only by those students Muse it viewed the rest of the American the University's decision to renew her last year," Carlin explained. sufficient doubt," he added. "It was a oaition as living in residence halls. establishing conditions for ending an contract for a three year period. His decision to reappoint Van Tassell was mixe|S .an examPle, the Times pointed to the |J®tion of the effort by Romania from October ■ ^b through * February 1968. The Romanians very poor reporters," the Times quoted the f as saying, who "did not pick up distinctions meet on By LINDA WERFELMAN procedures The investigation was necessary because as of "confusion and controversy which talks, negotiations, and settlement terms. State News Staff Writer •"Is surrounded the first two student - at - large likely that Hanoi did not take the elections," Guyer said. ■ Rn'ans seriously." A task force organized to review the The most recent at - large election, in |*gardless of the motives and capabilities of the procedures involved in the student at - which 545 students elected 10 Pities, the study is reported as indicating large elections to the Academic Council third party or nation could effectively open representatives to Academic Council, was ' will hold its first meeting later this week, held June 2. ningfui communications between the United John Reinoehl, Academic Governance .,7s and the North Vietnamese. members and students, Several faculty ■ Committee chairman, said Tuesday. including ASMSU chairman Harold ■Am I study *lso outlined contacts between: *"can officials and the North Vietnamese The task force is being established in Buckner, who served on the Student responseto a June 19 letter to Reinoehl Nominations Committee, have since I Wion in France; U.S. and North Vietnamese from Gordon E. Guyer, chairman of the charged that the election was improperly C. ."""a; a 1 former Canadian diplomat and the Vietnamese; a Polish official and North Steering Committee of the Faculty. conducted. Dry-docked Guyer requested the Academic "It was just short of being fraudulent," Norwegian ambassador to Peking and Governance Committee to review past Buckner said. lie in?1? Vietn«meae, and an offer by Sweden to procedures to determine a "simple yet Buckner recommended last week that an An erstwhile Huckleberry Finn wandered ashore after his adventures on I 'n intermediary systematic set of operating procedures for the Red Cedar were temporarily curtailed by an unforeseen investigation be conducted by "a thorough meeting with future student elections to the Academic a shallow shoreline. Council." (Continued on page 17) state News photo by Nick Jackson 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, ] Official arrest counts differ By JO GALLI subcommittee studying people Policies Toward U.S. i. arrested, 18 of summary were after they were taken, and municipal involvement whom were associated with Involvement in Indochina, Pegg community respon* replied; "Some were used as those BILL WHITING Monday and told them that the University. ih police tactics regarding evidence but I don't know people off the State News Staff Writers only 64 people were However, a check by the antiwar demonstrators did about the rest." The committees arrested in connection with State News indicated that come under fire. Pegg indicated, however, *1°' to the start of investigating University and East Lansing involvement in the charges demonstrations on ranging from approximately 30 of those arrested were MSU students Pegg denied suggestions that his department was that photos not used court were not in Kg*radio WVIC - reporter the Indochina and a spokesman for the kept on file 'efused war are disorderly conduct to involved in bugging antiwar but destroyed. He SAIGI having some difficulty in resisting arrest. District Court verified were However, the mJ meetings and leaders, but denied that his department later voted to fern"1' getting a straight figure on the number of arrests made That figure conflicts with the number of arrests filed Tuesday have been that 74 people admitted that plainclothes kept a "subveftive file," but News reporter allow^S to stav irtar f arraigned in police were used to mingle said he did know of such a the uth Vi during demonstrations on with the 54 th District connection with the May 9 ■ objections of pZl'l among demonstrators in file which is kept by the Grand May. River Avenue last Court, which number 74. Last week Richard O. 11 demonstrations. Although May and take photographs Michigan State Police. committee Nortl Pegg's to be used as evidence. The committee also lies we East Lansing Police Chief Bernitt, director of the MSU arithmetic was not When asked by discussed a proposal Another by Assoc scheduled Julymeetin. Charles F. Pegg came under Public Safety Dept., told challenged by members of committee member John Zolton Ferency, East , of t intense questioning by the the Ad Hoc Committee 5 University on Podulka about what was Lansing lawyer, to establish committee report members of the subcommittee that 50 University and East Lansing done with the police photos a legal aid service for completed by U J 10-roui kille cases July u involving misdemeanors, overnn such as disorderly conduct. "I think it's beautiful. " Ferency* indicated that Sen. George McGovem Ex-trusiee Eight Seaboard states - the city could not set up a rrages of the Democratic party legal aid service specifically jtnanv for draft resisters and •tnanv protesters but could have a service similar to a public dies at 65 Tuesd; fensive defender available to continue By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS flood everyone. Ferency also said he concerned with polarization of the community and the was in his C. Allen hom Harlan, isoners junded Agnes brought intense flooding from South Carolina to former MSU Restoration of the normal police. He indicated that trustee i U.S. A water supply the big pper New York State. was efforts should be made to philanthropist, died in t thre problem in 57 Pennsylvania communities. In upstate New In clean up operations, the city of Elmira, Ont., sent the suburban York, it was removal of 500,000 gallons of gasoline spilled first of a contingent of 110 workers to aid its sister - bring police, business, and Bloomfield HI *ras into the streets of a small town from ruptured storage city of home Friday night oil les nor Elmira, N.Y., one of the most savagely torn of all the more people together in a heart attack. tanks. Temporary bridge and road repairs held a high than 100 flood-beset communities. They were to aid in cohesive Putzel community. Funeral services priority in Maryland. And service was being restored to tuntair Unit sets ITT review 340,000 useless telephones. rebuilding breached dikes and cleaning up the mess. A trailer switchboard brought in from However, Podulka said, scheduled for 1 >tnam< Michigan was "Our government has shown These were among a myriad of concerns in eight Eastern being manually operated to restore telephone service in time and Tuesday at the fal artilU Seaboard states Tuesday, 48 hours after the end of the again that if Funeral Home, Southfid Portville, N.Y. Limited service was returned to Wilkes-Barre peaceful demonstrations Provi worst floods in the modern history of the area. when a 2,000 - pound generator was flown in by followed by The Senate Judiciary Committee voted Meanwhile, the discovery of more bodies raised the death helicopter. take place, they are not cremate jor fai It was installed on the roof, because most of the central Harlan is survived toll in last week's disaster to 125. Damage stood well above going to listen. It takes by rough unanimously Tuesday to request the Justice Dept. telephone office remained under water. wife, five sons, I prior $1 billion. The Bell System reported the water so high in Wilkes - something like Grand River to review the record of its daughters investigation of the While the East mopped up, the Ohio River, swollen by Barre at the flood's peak that phone lines atop 25-foot to get any action. and ly art International Telephone & Telegraph (ITT) grandchildren. ossibl Corp. upstream flooding, tore apart a marina at Cincinnati, pokes were severed by rescue boats. "Who is there Harlan was appointed. antitrust cases for possible perjury prosecution. wrecking or damaging more than 85 pleasure boats, with a Two microwave towers on loan from New stopping it, U.S. I loss estimated as high as $1 million. England though, but the police — MSU's Board of Trustees The action wastaken on the motion of Sen. John Telephone were erected in an all - night effort, and Corning, >ng th< Week-long rains in conjunction with Tropical Storm N.Y., had emergency phone service for the first time since protecting the status quo?" October, 1957, by Gov. lesday V. Tunney, D-Calif., who said witnesses gave Mennen Williams. In last Thursday. Pegg responded that "all 19| jang Ti contradictory testimony under oath at the T»e State News is published by the students of There were 400 men making temporary repairs to roads these policemen have come he was elected for a s ire stri committee's politically charged investigation. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, and bridges in Maryland and Pennsylvania, and additional into divergent ideas as to term which expired in .. irthem civil engineers were being brought in from other Harlan built the The committee's investigation over a two-month Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays the nation. In Pennsylvania alone, st least 126 parts of where their place is in the Electric Co. of Harj ids Mor period grew out of the nomination of Richard G. and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special reported out. bridges were antiwar movement. But and served Southfi] Welcome Week edition is there was a lot of as president Kleindienst to be attorney general and a published in September. charge Subscription rate is $16 per year. director of ten affiliit that a political deal was involved in the out-of court settlement of three antitrust cases - Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Assn., International, companies. He held thi patents on industrl Vc ITT. against Associated Collegiate Press, Assn. Michigan Press Assn., Michigan Collegiate Press Bill on handgun sales assembly equipment had written for several tnj u Second class postage paid at East Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Lansing, Mich. magazines. Harlan served lo Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48823. Services OKd by Senate panel capacities educational in numenl and cij Castro, Soviets meet organizations. Among th^ Phones: WASHINGTON (AP) - A chief sponsor of the The committee approved were as chairman of the News/Editorial bill to ban the commercial measure, said it would "take Lawrence Seaw 355-8252 Bayh's bill by a 12-2 vote sale of snub-nosed, easily out of the market Comnission chairman of Classified Ads 355-8255 place the after rejecting, 9-5, a rival Fidei Castro opened talks Tuesday with the concealable handguns not weapons used most Great Lakes Tide three Soviet leaders and was awarded this Display Advertising 353-6400 suitable for sporting frequently by criminals measure by Sen. Romand L. Wt^utochina Business Office 355-3447 . . . Hruska, R-Neb., to set Commission, president J iblic m country's purposes won the approval Witout diminishing the the Educational highest civilian decoration, the Order of Lenin. Photographic 355-8311 safety and. reliability lursday of the Senate Judiciary The Cuban prime minister arrived Monday opportunities of sportsmen standards for handguns. Foundation in DetrcHervices ] for Campus Information 353-8700 Committee Tuesday. and marksmen" to acquire Sen. Ed ward M. Michigan chairman of an official visit of about two weeks and talks which Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., pistols. CARE Food Crusade t Kennedy, D-Mass., tried to are expected to focus on Cuba's economic trustee of Fisk Universifl amend Bayh's bill to require problems. Western specialists say Soviet aid now registration of all firearms Bethany College eetings. amounts to about $ 1 million a and the licensng of owners Hampton Institute as w< day. but lost MSU. bcom The official news agency, by one -sided Tass, said the talks margins. Harlan b«®vided in "were held in an atmosphere of fraternal member of ma organiz friendship, complete mutual understanding and Bayh's bill would ar^nizations, including inforr cordiality" and that they will be continued. prohibit the sale, except to Detroit Urban League, thered i law-enforcement officers, Metropolitan Art Assn., concern reserach organizations, and Detroit Council iterial al government agencies, of Churches, the Americj prove a revolvers with less than a Assn. f< The sue 1 Nixon plans conference 3-inch barrel and of pistols Nations and the Americj materii with an over-all length of Red Cross. icement Harlan was the less than six inches. sponsor] oject! a scholarship program search, Bayh said about 2.6 makes it possible for soi restmenti The White House left million open Tuesday the exact handguns are sold students to continue th iteinstiti timing of a news conference President Nixon has annually in the United education. It was through! Charles States. His promised for this week, but said he would have his eliminate about a million. bill would work that the DeWitt Jotj lio junior statement on Vietnam Lincoln Collection subci troop levels "by Friday." Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the made part of the Public Library. Detrr a spotter plane saw them firing at Camp Evans, 16 Military sources acknowledged, however, that search and part of a motor performance study in physical education. The drills appeal for the cuts. Leggett's amendment to northwest of Hue. rescue operations for other downed were held on the fields near the « pilots were still in But House Armed Service cut all $350 million in the Putzel said the 130mm guns were found in rugged progress. The command withholds announcement of plane Music Building. bill for Chariman F. Edward Safeguard untains 13 miles northwest of Camp Evans, in North losses until such operations are ended. State News photo by Paul Heevenridge Hebert, D - La., had procurement was rejected etnamese Quang Tri Province. The accuracy and range of 258- 117. artillery was a major factor in North Vietnamese Quang The $21.3 - billion Province. The accuracy and range of the artillery was a • weapons authorization bill jor factor in the Communist command's initial advance Drug,alchoholism was cut a net $582 million ough the province and allied commanders have placed on the administration's p priority on knocking out the big guns. But pilots report recommendation because of ny are hidden in caves or so well camouflaged they are By DEBBIE CALKINS speaking at the hearing. Gaylord, Marquette, and Dominick elimination of three program; University; and Phyllis possible to spot even when firing. State News Staff Writer A few of the scheduled Oakland and Macomb Taddonio, director of the Tuttle, director of the Safeguard sites that had U.S. B52 bombers continued their saturation strikes speakers include: counties. been planned before the Comprehensive Health National Council on ng the northern front, flying 33 raids Monday and A public hearing is Robert Townley, director The hearing will be Education Curriculum Moscow agreements fimiting -sday in South Vietnam's two northernmost provinces, scheduled for today in the of Tri - County Area conducted by the Office of Project at Eastern Michigan each country to two. ang Tri and Thua Thien. Smaller American jets flew 240 Union Gold Room to gather Comprehensive Drug Abuse Drug Abuse and re strikes in the South, more than half of them on the Treatment Program, 9 - Alcoholism's advisory information for the recently .them defense line. The fighter-bombers also made 320 created governor's Office of 9:30 a.m. commission, headed by C. ids Monday over North Vietnam. Drug Abuse and Clarissa Young, director Patrick Babcock, who is also Alcoholism. of special programs in the director of the drug office. We service and repair all Community needs and Lansing Public Schools, Other commissioners are 9:30 - 10 a.m. George Bashara, Wayne far study attitudes will be studied at the 12 - hour meeting, beginning at 9 a.m., to aid East Lansing Police Chief Charles F. Pegg, 10:45 - County probate judge; Dr. Richard Bates, medical Timex watches. in 11:45 a.m. director of the alcoholism formulating a Ingham County Sheriff and addiction ward at comprehensive state plan to Special prices lates me combat drug and alcohol abuse. Kenneth L. 7:20 p.m. Preadmore, 7 - Sparrow Hospital, Lansing; Robert Carlton, codirector ladies'and men's on The office has been given Though the entire hearing of The Multi - Lodge, The years to prepare and is open to the public, a University subcommittee could two Lansing; Nataliece Moore, nbcommittee of the Ad conceivably be finished with implement such a plan. The public forum is scheduled from 7:20-9 p.m. teacher and volunteer in the wedding rings. oc Committee on its task after one additional office has also been assigned Grand Rapids Model Cities diversity and East Lansing to coordinating and This hearing is the ninth meeting to prepare their olicies relating to the evaluating existing antiabuse of 10 public hearings in the Jewelpy recommendations, COMPACT iochina war will Hold a state on drug abuse and "We would then have to programs being operated by REFRIGERATOR Jblic meeting 7:30 p.m. severl state departments. alcoholism. Similar hearings wait for the city committee RENTALS nursday in 328 Student to finish with their Representatives from local have been held or are :;vices Bldg. to complete recommendations," Poizel government, business, planned in Benton Harbor, Next to State Theatre e compilation of the said. "Who we give the industry, law enforcement, Flint, Detroit, Kalamazoo, formation it has gathered report to then will depend the courts, clergy, existing Saginaw, Grand Rapids, uring its five previous on to whom the drug and alcoholism -tings. recommendations are programs and service organizations will be bcommittee, which Ivided into smaller groups member directed." Today is .. . |eorganize rough drafts of information they had Glenn 35 West Herrima Saginsw. Lansing ""1 in six major areas ■concern, will pterial at the examine the meeting and Muffler Special MSU kprove a finished version. ■The six major divisions of Te material are ROTC, the hcement Bureau, overseas Injects, ^search, sponsored purchases and VW Muffler. "BUG" Rea. $37.00 Complete SECRETARIES' estments and MSU as a now f 29.95 ite institution. BUS Keg. $46.0~ Reg. >46.00 NOW $39.95 ■Charles Poizel, Canton, ^ii°! junior and chairman of subcommittee, said SQUAREBACK Reg. f55.00 NOW $39.95 Open Mon. & Thurs. 'til 9 — Tuts.. Wtd., Fri. 'til6 Phone 482 6226 DAY le s d a y that the at I Available without East Lan pr^scrj|)tbn. It's time to salute our charming neighbors ... so stop by during lunch hour and later for: *Free coffee and dietetic cookies *Lots of unadvertised price specials "'Informal fashion modeling *AND free drawing for a $25 gift certificate Let us salute you . . . today at Chilling. Creamy. Thick. Rich. McDonald's Strawberry. Your Basic Vanilla. (Slraws included ^ake^Chocolate. at no extra cost) f [I\(\ 234 W.Grand River Open Sun. - Thurs. till 12 A.M. FRI.-SAT. till 1 A.M. East Lansing 1 024 E.Grand River directly across from the Union Open Sun. - Thurs. till 1 A.M. FBI. - SAT, till 2 A.M. MICHIGAN ART BUCHWALD CI O TATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Wiretap ban bugs officials! Lee Lockwood WASHINGTON The Supreme The same went for newspapermen authorities are concerned, and we've in advertising manager - Washington talked Court's decision which ruled that the stationed in this town. been tapped for over a year. When was about , Justice Dept. could not bug or wiretap the last time anyone tapped William's Judy Yates, editorial editor A wise correspondent would call his Bill Whiting, news editor anyone without court approval has put telephone?" editor and say. "Jeff, pass the word at "Helen, when I called you vest.M Mike Cody, copy chief a pall on Washington. the paper that if anyone at the office "We've been tapped I had the most through three Rick Gosselin, sports editor In a town where status symbols are has anything important to say, not to call me at home. They've got me different administrations." "You made that up. Who cares what The host would terrible then conn<*t5| essential, being bugged by the Justice wish you girls interw-l Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for Dept. was the highest honor the bugged. They're furious at the White William has to say?" wouldn't talkS outstanding journalism. government could bestow on one of its citizens. It meant the person was House about the story I did on urban development, and I hear the word Is Most militant protest groups are t^Th.SS'h,spla,,led' important enough to warrant out to find out who leaked if If I have distrubed by the Supreme It was so Court important to be UnJ EDITORIAL surveillance and his work was so meaningful that the FBI was worried anything important to report, I'll call you from a pay phone." ruling. Washington that it is people used to install their rumored^ own d about him. One of the "Yes, everyone is complaining about Sam La Barbe, the leader of the Students' Committee Against in the wall and as the real thing. show them to frij""I State education lawyer or biggest gambits of a lobbyist in Washington has been to say to the client, "We'd better it. Charles told me last night that he heard they had a 24-hour tap on his line and it was weakening the circuit." Students, told me, "The Supreme Court took all the fun tout of protesting. We used to sit for hours I know one insisted we walk in the columnist who gardenT all not discuss this on the phone, I think we talked about "Why would they want to tap making otecene phone calls to friends claimed all his anything my line is tapped." Charles? He's certainly a small fish in paintings J should telling Nixon, Agnew, John Mitchell had help d] wired by the FBI. this town." and Kleindienst where to The client would be immediately go. Now it's impressed and the lawyer would then double his fee. or lobbyist "I resent that remark, Ethel. Charles hardly worth the dime." It's to find going to be hard in something to replace the J WashiJ has a very important job as far as the At cocktail The bonus and education parties almost everyone of being bugged or time to make adjustments so that wiretapped.! only answer is that since! package for Michigan Vietnam future veterans will also be able government can't do it Veterans passed by the state to benefit. t Industry will have to take over. Senate Thursday will benefit current veterans but it looks like The most obvious soljtion This could, in bugging attempt effect, be what of the Demc I would be an appropriation of Michigan's future veterans are National Committee was all >h< more money. If this is at all Thanks to the five men going to get th£ short end of the who, stick if the state runs out of feasible, the House should move caught trying to bug the Demoo in this direction. headquarters, the funds. Democrats M more status now than The Senate plan would However, it is an economic before. Until the they ever! provide a one - time $500 bonus and legislative fact of life that incident, no onl Washington had ever heard of | to all Michigan veterans who often there is not enough money Democratic Party. But since! served in Vietnam between Jan. to go around. If this is the case incident, its prestige has risen and! the first time, the 1, 1961 and Dec. 31, 1973. The the House should amend the bill Democrats are be taken seriously in 1972. so that the money is spread more plan also includes a $500 per Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times! year tuition grant for four years. evenly among all veterans. This Total benefits of the plan add would probably mean cutting the up to $226 million. The amount given to each veteran. LETTER POLICY governor's office estimates that The House should also include one - third of Michigan's a provision in the bill that would The State News welcomes all lettl Vietnam veterans will take extend the They should be typed and signed arbitrarily chosen should include home town, stud § advantage of the package. But Dec. 31, 1973 cut - off date. If recent figures released by the there faculty or staff standing and li are still Americans in phone number. No unsigned Veteran's letter! Administration in Vietnam after that date, they be accepted for publication. Washington, which show that 40 News will print unsigned letters TheSf should be included in the in extreme cases. Letters o] per cent of returning Vietnam benefits. may veterans SUCH AN INTERESTING CREATURE IS KNOWN TO edited for clarity and conciseness are enrolled in the EXIST . . BUT WOULD YOU BELIEVE I that federal GI bill programs, indicate Vietnam veterans deserve any ACTUALLY CAUGHT ONE?' more letters accommodated. Letters will not| can|^ that the Michigan package will be financial assistance the state can edited for content. drained more quickly than the give them. But it would be short state plans. - sighted to spend all the funds the most recent veterans and « come Sinceup the plan is expected for consideration before to on neglect those caught The Doctor's up in the Bag the House this week there is still tail end of the conflict. By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Letters may be addressed to Dr. tumor frightens me and I cannot help regular intercourse with A Werner at MSU Health Center. Names but think that our respective succumb sooner or later, therj they are something girlfriends, we still enjoyed engaging in solitaire seduction. ! need not be included unless a personal much serious than more mere deposits masturbating. Since both of us did you go ahead and cloud up the wl reply is requested. of extra fat. What causes them and can masturbate, we felt that we could get issue by bringing up masturbating 4 I have several small lumps around they become malignant? rid of the anxieties most people have your roommate. | the edge of my pelvis where the torso The word tumor does not necessarily by masturbating openly; thereby, In fact, shared masturbati joins the legs and a few hurt when I mean malignancy. Any new or unusual doing away with the need of finding a experiences are not at all unuf growth may be considered a tumor but secluded place or a time when one of among adolescent boys who, at tin press on them. My doctor told me to be a milignancy or cancer, the enter into involved pacts where tf that they were just "fatty tumors". us were alone. do not masturbate other than inl My boyfriend has similar lumps on the growth has to be out of control on Over the last couple of weeks we either a microscopic or gross level and presence of their friend. Such activ| backs of his arms along his rib case and have experienced more satisfaction; we often is accompanied by local invasion usually end well before i his doctor also stated that these were or spread to distant sites. My guess is have begun to exchange ideas and involvement in intercourse. The d "fatty tumors." Frankly, the word that you and your boyfriend also have introduce techniques; we are more homosexual merely means some® two different things. relaxed with each other, nor do we involving a persons of the same V Sore spots with lumps around the have as many hang - ups as the rest of The degree to which you and ]f TWO CENTS WORTH hips is not that uncommon and often the guys in the dorm. Most important roommate turn each other on sexuj results from mild trauma. For is a reflection of the homosi of all, we enjoy sex with our instance, people who lean over counter girlfriends more than we ever had or nature of your involvement. TheB that sexual relationships with ■ Peace vigil to or bump into tables a lot often have such sore spots. Fatty tissue is pretty easy to injure and can remain swollen hope to have enjoyed. The question now arises as to girlfriends are not affected isl surprise since there is no reaso® and painful for quite a long time. It is whether this is a safe practice. Does assume that these activities■ To the Editor: Our nation has lent itself to death and Also participating in the Vigil for more difficult to determine what your this mean that should we continue it mutually exclusive. Any increT In light of the continuing destruction; let us now gather our Peace are Curt Stowe, Vic Mankowski, boyfriend has from your letter but might turn to homosexuality? enjoyment of sex might be the excitement of your relatej masturbai strength and our anger and build Fred Roe, Pat Granfors, Kathy Smith, there are benign fatty tumors called After writing this column for nearly destruction which daily rains down involvements. together towards the goal of peace. Kathy Schafter, David Kinchen, Betty lipomas which can sometimes be three years, I was reassured to receive upon the Vietnamese people, we have To join, just call 351-9310 or resolved to keep a vigil for peace until Muscarella, Sue Shaw, Pat Sherry and found in places which you describe. your letter and find out that tricky As to the question of whether tl the end of the war. For that end, we 337-9215, and a day of the month will Kris Ferrier. However, there are other types of questions were still coming my way. a safe practice, it all depends on l be assigned to you. growths in these areas as well. If he has One of the nice things about comfortable you feel with what! hereby make public our pledge to keep Other participants are Larry masturbation is that you can do it by this vigil by fasting and not sleeping Cosponsors of the Vigil for Peace particular cause for alarm and was not are doing. If acknowledging that* for at least one day each month until Fratangelo, Mike Mclntyre, Jerry reassured by his physician, he might yourself and most of us, at sometime activity has a homosexual compoi are Kenneth Harrow, Carol Harrow, Shaw, Cathy Fix, A1 Clobridge, Barb ask to see another doctor. or other in our lives take ample makes you uncomfortable, then! the war is over. As long as the war Walter Martin, Trude Laurence, Moss and Michael Christianson. continues, every day there will be at William Vincent, Virginia Vincent, About a month ago my roommate advantage of this, anxieties or not. In might be better off sparing yoi| least of fact, some people find anxiety an the trouble. one us, and soon perhaps Ellen Pratt, Henry Edgartan, Lyric Kenneth Harrow and I got on the subject of many more, who will keep the vigil. interesting challenge in which they can Wittig, Clinton Lockert and Lucia Asst. professor of humanities masturbation. We agreed that despite fight off desires to masturbate, only to c.C.P.S. 1972 We intend to inform our President and Lockert. June 25,1972 congressmen of our vigil while we are DOONESBURY by Garry Tru keeping it. Other cosponors are Ellen Osier, Rene Corriveau, Denise Harry, Pat of Traditionally danger a vigil is kept in times or to mourn the dead. We Lovely, Richard Andre, Lucy Ric Miller, Joel Rosen, Silva, Bob Child care MICE I TEU, you BECAME MHO, THE IF MM / J WAUCAVOtfS? HE feel the need to continue our I V IT'S SCARy THAT IVO J AMERICAN PREAM UJOOLP protest Thompson, Scott Alberts, Jeff H 60 RI6HT DOWN THE' J couu? Be Ft teePueacAH on every conceiveable level, including Woodburn, Bob Winkleman and Tom To the Editor: iii/ OHE 0eue\zes ME 1 PRA/AJ! U//TH AU- THAT ,/ a# A PEMOCRATfC I K/N6 OK EVEN the moral and spiritual. We therefore Mier. PDUER, HE UJOULPN T HAVE will keep our vigil: (1) As an act of Regarding Margaret letter of June 21 saying she did not Sutherland's J| / ANO RUFUS j sympathy with the suffering of the Vietnamese people, and (2) as an act of protest against U.S. involvement the war. in Courageous want to pay taxes for a day care center she has no use for. Well, I think all people who need a day care center should protest the fact that their taxes I :TO POUTtC^^m^ ^^^soa/kysTAING/ On the fourth of July, we intend to To the Editor: help pay for part of Sutherland's | —~| "Dtl : it— 'L |L JLJl g 5S1I1 education in chemistry at MSU, an begin the vigil. Thereafter each of us The Alliance To End Sex education of no use to them. will continue the Discrimination At MSU fully supports vigil for at least one She also states, "I am day per month. Join us, if you can. Trustee Huff in his efforts, asking no one along with to pay for my opinion or its some other trustees, to correct the pattern of discrimination at this University. His appearance before the consequences." As taxpayers aren't we paying for her opinion that she needs an education? She also objects to f**"* '' YOU GETTING 60HNA wtVaA** f OPERATOR!. MSU Anti-Discrimination Judicial being forced to pay for another's j a job this oe a | 1 T60T THE Board to reiterate board /PEA FROM policy was a opinion, especially when it is one with i: summed compute* WHAT!? TH/5 HERE courageous act. Hopefully, it will which she disagrees. I am sure some / operator I match0ook sell / y°uR h 'establish the board's people are not of the opinion that antidiscrimination statements criteria for judging alleged cases of as discrimination and translate them into the Sutherland chemistry. heeds an education in I A coin not only has two sides, It has administrative policy. an edge, a middle, and an infinite Mary Craypo, cochairman Alliance To End Sex Discrimination number of molecules. Ronald Kow Lm -i Ut Jt „ japJEiotr At MSU East Lansing graduate student fit June 26,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 28, 1972 5 Concert money Irish activist to go to inmates to give speech J Michigan prison inmates will have books needed for the prison college ■hundreds of dollars, and maybe more to courses he wanted to take. A participant in the Bloody Sunday demonstrations in ■buv books and supplies if all goes well Action Line called' Londonderry, Northern Ireland which took 13 lives Jan. 29, corrections ■with the plans of the Michigan Dept. of officials, who explained is scheduled to speak at 8 p.m. Thursday at St. John's that there ■Correction, Detroit Free Press Action simply wasn't Catholic Student Center, 327 MAC Avenue. enough money in the l^ine, and CKLW radio station in aepartment's restricted budget to allow Finbar O'Kane who has been denied political asylum in ■Detroit. tnem to the United States, has been touring the Eastern United buy books and supplies for \ The three groups are sponsoring a inmates. States on behalf of the Civil Rights Association of Northern ■folk rock concert from 2 - 6 p.m. Both groups then agreed to sponsor a Ireland in an attempt to "counter a lot of misinformation ■Tuesday in the bandshell of the State July 4 rock concert and concerning the conflict and speak on British policies which charge 1I Fairgrounds in Detroit. admission to raise the money. have led to the recurring violence." Tickets for the concert will cost The governor's office, The 29-year-old Irish Catholic native was indicted on when Isi 50. Money collected from the ticket learned of the concert they plans, charges of knowingly participating in a public meeting and ■sales will go toward a scholarship fund volunteered to waive the $500 fee for procession, which carries a mandatory six month jail term. ■for inmates who would like to take The U.S. Immigration Service denied him political asylum using the fairgrounds. ■college - level courses but are unable to CKLW agreed to publicize the concert after Britain granted him amnesty. However O'Kane is reluctant to return because he feels he will be required to ■buy the necessary books and supplies, with hourly announcements. Ijccording to Dave Hanson of the Hanson indicated that insurance and stay in Britain, far from his home. He is appealing the ■Corrections Dept. wages for people immigration decision. » I xhe idea for tne concert benefit working at the Since leaving Ireland in mid-April the Irish civil right's fairground would cost about $750. All leader has been speaking in Canada and at several American ■originated, Hanson said, when an performers in the concert are Rock music was provided Sunday afternoon along the Red Cedar River behind the playing universities, most recently the University of Wisconsin. ■inmate wrote to Action Line, the for free, Hanson added. Auditorium at benefit concert for the a Michigan Marijuana Initiative. More than 300 He has been living with friends and will reside here in East ■Detroit Free Press service that attempts Hanson said that donations for the attended, and 100 signatures secured on petitions before the performance was rained ■to help citizens with problems, and said inmate scholarship fund would also Lansing with his cousin Helen Grubbs, wife of Robert H. be out. ■that he could not afford to pay for Grubbs, associate professor of chemistry. accepted at the concert. State News photo by Chuck Michaels for property, income jnansngMem •Restaurant Success of tax r 220 a Howard between St./next to the x-way Michigan and Kalamazoo By RAY ANDERSON from local property tax sources. opportunity to take property tax relief or State News Staff Writer News Analysis State and federal subsidies to the individual school districts have not leave it. TRIVIA NIGHT If you like trivia and beer Should only the property tax relief appreciably leveled the differences under You'll love Trivia Night J The Democratic petition drive for equitable school financing and the bill has the present system. portion of the MEA proposal pass, Every Wed. Night... 8:30 to 11:30 property tax relief and a graduated income been tabled for nearly a year. Michiganders would probably find is is moving full speed ahead according to Staebler said the party has not stood in The proposed public education financing themselves with increased income tax and a "THE NORWOOD" national committeeman Neil the way of compromise - but he added that program would lessen the wide differences value added tax (VAT) originally proposed fetaebler. Democrats have thought it was impossible by raising the level of poorer school Every Thurs. Night . . . 8:00 to 11:30 by the governor. VAT is a tax on each step A six piece combo from MSU J Though he is not sure of the signatures for a long time. districts rather than cutting the of product manufacturing. It is desinged to fclready obtained, Stabler predicted the The single Democratic proposal, known expenditures of the wealthy ones. replace the $500 million in business POLKA NIGHT jarty would have the necessary 240,000 by the BEST This will obviously require additional property taxes that will be lost under the as plan proposes two 6:00 to 8:00 Jerry Tomen state financing, and this is where the MEA proposal. The tax would then be strolling ■he July 10 deadline. constitutional amendments to be voted on 8:00 to 2:00 a.m. Walt Ozanich Combo J He based his prediction on the by the public in the November election. Democratic and MEA amendment proposals most widely differ. Though they passed to the consumer in higher prices. The ■organizational help the party has received The most sought after amendment Michigan Manufacturers Assn. n the AFL-CIO, United Auto Workers both call for an amendment to remove the estimated that the state income tax would would remove property tax on private Lid the Michigan Federation of Labor in homes as the primary revenue source for constitutional ban on graduated income have to be increased from the present 3.9 tax implementation differs. per cent to 6.2 per cent under the MEA ■circulating the petitions. the state's kindergarten through senior high The MEA is circulating a separate proposal. J However. Staebler noted that additional school system. The Democrats would retain the signatures might be necessary and urged The Democrats assert their plan would petition for the income tax amendment, iast Lansing and Lansing residents to sign. whereas the Democratic proposal includes property tax on business thereby keeping "guarantee property tax relief for I The Democratic petition is being pushed both amendments. the one-half billion dollars in revenue. The homeowners, renters and farm families." It The Michigan public n direct confrontation with a Michigan would fruther provide for a more equitably has on previous graduated income tax they propose would occasions voted down a similar amendment hit hardest individuals with incomes over fcducation Assn. (MEA) petition, which is state financed education. The Democratic and the Democrats argue that the single $20,000 which in turn would make ■nodeled after Gov. Milliken's original plan, like the MEA proposal, is an attempt proposal. to eliminate proposal will give Michigan voters an property tax relief meaningful. striking differences in dollars J The two petition drives began following per student that exist under property tax |logjam in the legislature. financing. The property tape vari«s in each, 1 The Republicans and Democrats were to reach a compromise on a ■property tax relief measure and more school district with the most wealthy providing $1283.60 per pupil while the poorest provides only $76.41 per pupil DISCOVER ■ |Women s unit ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* ^ * The Thrill OF FlyiNq |plons mee, to J A hf faNOn Ot C0lffi -*} i - Ireveal report ^ ■ Buy a King 16" (1 item or more) ' I J I The Varsity Pizza and get a free gallon of J J" ■Committee Women's will Steering present yL J Coke. Valid with coupon Wednesday, J " ir findings to the women lofMSU at 8 p.m., tonight in JI June 28, 1972 Only ( ■the Gold ■Union. Room of the jFree Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30p.m.J J J The committee was ■founded earlier this year by [President ■investigate ■report ■inthe on sex Wharton and compile a discrimination University. Although women who to VARSITY ■attended the women's | hearings held last fall have notified of the ■ meeting, all interested ■ parties are invited to attend. WHEN YOU'RE THE PILOT! LEARN TO FLY WITH THE WINGED SPARTANS TONIGHT 7 p.m. Room 31 Union Bldg. Non pilots and pilots - learn to fly, pilot our aircraft on cross - Private pilots and student pilots alike will be delighted with our country trips, or upgrade your rating with the M.S.U. Flying Club new Sky Hawk (pictured above) and recently updated trainers. - WINGED SPARTANS. Tonight's meeting will include: If you can't make tonight's meeting, but would like to know about learning to fly with the WINGED SPARTANS, please come A complete presentation on what's involved for YOU to start to the first ground school lesson next Wednesday, July 5 in Room flying THIS WEEK, if you wish. 106C Wells Hall. Or dorp your name, address, and phone number in the mail to Winged Spartans Info., P.O. Box 287, East Lansing, An introduction to the eight week BASIC GROUND SCHOOL, Mich. 48823. We'll have someone contact you. Come on taught by a certified ground/fligiit instructor. up! Aviation Ground School 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd;lay, June 28, 1972 Firm ordered F01 to halt contest meiJERi RECORD Atty. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Kelley issued desist order an firm Gen. a Frank cease and Monday against Ypsilanti promotional which advertises J. to participate when the "»•yn.wirtsjs he sales of to the genera, the Failure in contest is scheme designed colored to » pubj^t, comply ^ ujH toprjjj ^ . .. POI The SALE contests in which winners can purportedly win free cease carries a and fine 0f desist JS churcl vacations in Nevada, $1,000. plate ; robbc< Colorado and Mexico. Sunda thrifty acres Kelley charged Midwest Promotions of Ypsilanti and its parent company, Vista Color of Hollywood, Inc. of Workers move city to Los Angeles with violations of Michigan's Deceptive strike Trade Practices Act. Midwest, Promotions and its Michigan agent, Frank D. WOOD-TV Carr of Ypsilanti, were given 48 hours to "cease and desist" the allegedly woroadndtr,S0?H affiliate of the £*« fradulent practices. The allegations included: (NBC), went off the ComP«n\ 'Advertising a contest for Monday in the middle of i a vacation for two at various news story as some u Jnion locations in Nevada, engineers, film iredon Colorada and Mexico rioormen and artists walk* idc. sai without "clearly and off their jobs. conspicuously" disclosing The men, members 0 the terms, conditions and Local 1295 Intension. prerequisites of winning the Brotherhood of Electrici contest. Workers, had been workin 'Advertising that hotels at Lake Tahoe and Reno, Nev. will accept reservations without a June 12th. contract sine W> Negotiations broke of made by Midwest last week, when five unio Promotions when in fact the proposals on workin hotels have entered nc such agreement and do not conditions stumbling block. became br accept vacation certificates The strike was aKaj™ from Midwest Promotions. Time-Life broadcasting am SILVE •Advertising that persons did not effect wood amc AP) - have been specially selected FM radio stations. doctor ;ncouraf EACH Alaba ^ • I ■ conditio! MARTY ROBBINS JOHHNY MATHIS - El Paso JOHNNY CASH The Walls of A Prison ANDY WILLIAMS TAMMY WYNETTE BOBBY VINTON - JOHNNY HORTON - Examiner backs sr To Each His Own Battle of New Orleans Jim Nabors — RAY CONNIFF - RAY PRICE Daley challenge, - Somewhere My Love The Impossible Dream Make the World Go Away ■ # governor nsurgent claims pounds s WASHINGTON (AP) - Challengers to Chicago Mayc Richard J. Daley said Tuesday a hearing examiner for tl sto'oVbe Democratic National Convention upholds their contentk j, that one - third of the Dlinois convention delegation chosen in violation of party reform rules. In another delegate fight, the convention's CredentiiHthe Nati Committee Tuesday rejected by a vote of 70 - 56 a move Co sai realign the South Carolina delegation on grounds it contai partiripat too few women. two-hour According to insurgent Chicago Alderman William Sir progra hearing examiner Cecil F. Poole found that Daley and with other delegates from Chicago were slated in violation is. G party reform rules on "procedures, notice, openness ai bert timeliness." Edmund Singer said Poole's mailed report was received flenrv M. Chicago office Tuesday morning. But by midafternoon t C Credentials Committee had not received any report fro York. Poole. The goi Poole, acting on behalf of the Credentials Committ YOUR CHOICE reportedly made no recommendations for action to Holy where he taken against the Chicago delegation. The full committee was shot expected to take up the case Friday and decide how mai *pping if any, of Daley's delegate seats should be awarded to t at leas insurgents, two - thirds of whom support front - runni Rollins sai Sen. George S. McGovern. But, the Acknowledging the sensitivity of any challenge Wallace's McGovern campaign director Frank Mankiewicz said new RASPBERRIES LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT seek a compromise on the issue. He said it is doubtfulIf LETTERMEN No. 1 A SONG - Democratic presidential candidate could carry Illi' BIGGEST HITS OF Merle Haggard without Daley's support. MARK, SONNY JAMES MY HANG UP IS YOU - The South Carolina case was the first of three DON, MAGICAL MYSTERY Freddie Hart committee considered Tuesday in the first test of refori MEL TOUR - Beatles LOW SPARK - Traffic aimed at fair representation of women, blacks and you t SGT. 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LIZARD'S *'rft»rna»il Michigan State N/Ws Eas, Jjmc28j97, Lansjng Wednesday, June 28. 1972 7 ed following robbery tests Pastor plans move Black recruit drop 8te in 8 cental ontest is, ["atlc lgn*d to in,^" marketS promJJ of jthurch to linked to STRESS :o c°loredporJ ral public.- -vxiTIAP /Mtru PONTIAC./MICH. The distressed country /iinw (UPI) robbery, along with other 'Methodist Bible-believing DETROIT (UPI) unit, - The police STRESS decoy operation in high crime areas, a Robberies — Enjoy Safe Streets. Ferrebee noted that recruitment of c°mply win, . pastor of a incidents of was blamed Monday for a dramatic drop in whites for the police force also dropped, a"d desist church people at the ground roots or hurch wluose collection vandalism in recent the number of black police applicants. though for different reasons. •of months, level." $1,000. plate and parishioners were gives impetus to buying a Three balcks showed "I am stating this only as a fact — not as Ferrebee blamed the decline in white robbed at gunpoint during peice of land eight miles up a criticism of STRESS," Thomas G. applicants on a decision in April by the Sunday Service plans to north of the once, he said, but didn't city. come back. Ferrebee, Detroit police recruitment Michigan Supreme Court that asserted that kers mov-' the church from the city to the country. be "The faint-hearted would gald to come out to this Nesseiroad white potential said many director, said. According to Ferrebee, the number of Detroit city employes, including policemen, must reside in Detroit. Si ■ interrupted U'os were place," he said. "It's fairly churchgoers black recruits fell from 400 in January to The STRESS unit was under attack also have stayed away by Sunday morning by two new and not grown 240 in April, the first full month after many elements in the black community e Most of our up yet. because of incidents of STRESS officers raided an a yo who fired a shot into people are violence, including the fatal apartment well before the March 9 shoot - out with tb ceiling and then took country where off - duty Wayne the deputies. folks from shooting of a woman on her County sheriff's Irom collection plates Tennessee, Arkansas and deputies were playing cards. Critics of STRESS claim in ID-TV the pockets of shocked .hioners. Missouri. "A little way to another church. "It would seem that a One deputy was killed and three were wounded. Three STRESS officers, all of attempting to abolish it, that 15 people have been killed and nine persons a law suit country church violent community is the injured by RAPIDS (UPI) ) b v I o u s the out there would whom are black, are on trial for assault to STRESS officers since the program 1 , make them proper place for a church," began elevision, s f the Nation ni unity doesn't want hurch," the Rev. happy the and would feel safe. I visitors guess he said. "But they've got it backward here. They just Unflagging /Kitriot commit murder. The victims of the shoot out also were black. - in January, 1971. Most of the victims were blacks. in8 Compan K. Nesseiroad, 38 - isolation would be the don't care." Many blacks who have applied since the Ferrebee is responsible for a recruitment An antique car butf nt off the old pastor of the all thing. But then, we're displays his brand of patriotism shooting have done so only after being program designed to attract enough black * - Police said they had no on the front bumper of an old the middle isolated where Ford, in preparation assured they would not have to be a part of officers so half of all officers are blacks of ;(ULt Christ of the Christian we're at suspects in the Sunday for Fourth of July celebrations by y as some 4 Jnion Church on Pontiac's now." next week. STRESS, a voluntary program, Ferrebee 1980. About 14 per cent of the 5,581 The church started a robbery. State News photo by Paul said. Detroit officers are blacks, according to the di artists edit* predominantly black east drive two years Heavenridge STRESS is an acronym for Stop the latest police records. walkc side. said. ago to get blacks Why Pay More! Why Pay More! s. Nesseiroad said the to join the Why Pay More! Why P ,» members 0 congregation, described as 5 Internationi 1 of Electrics d been contract sine workin Wallace ons broke 0! vhen five unioi on workin is ock. became braces to te was agaiis that he will be SILVER SPRINGS' MD. able to oadcasting am t WOOD AM0 tions. ;\P) joctor issued - George Wallace's another attend the Democratic convention in Miami Beach. LADIES' ■ncouraging report on the \labama governor's ■ condition Tueidty: He is; Lr q T\ ^ fj p pining weight and standing with the aid of braces. Dr. Stacy Rollins, Wallace's former classmate Increase of rangers LEAIHER and the neurosurgeon who SANDAL ' removed a bullet from the governor's spinal canal, said Q I II O Wallace has shown steady gets praise progress.He has gained six pounds since the operation By UNITED PRESS June 18, the doctor said. Chicago Mayi He added that Wallace has INTERNATIONAL Hand crafted in Italy. Leather upper in sizes 516 to 10 xaminer for tl stood between parallel bars Gov. Milliken Tuesday heir contentio in a continuing physical praised the legislature for delegation therapy program. providing money for an In New York, meantime, additional 46 park rangers >n's ) - 56 a move Credential,? National Broadcasting for this summer for $3« said Wallace will Michigan's state paTks. unds it contai Our Reg. participate in person in a The additional rangers are two-hour Meet the Press provided for in $150,000 a $4.94 pr. William Singf program July 9 in Miami piece of the Dept. of tDaley i and presidential aspirants Natural Resources budget, in violation which is not in a legislative George McGovern, Hubert H. Humphrey, conference committee after Edmund S. Muskie and passing both houses. received SHOE DEPT. Henry M. Jackson and Rep. The governor said the idafternoon t Shirley Chrisholm of New appropriation "will go a ny report fro York. long way toward insuring The governor will remain that our parks continue to als Committi ;n LIKE IT? 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He wouldn't know up wounds in the delegation. They're not being fair," votes very few <•>.••_ Wallace \ Alabama Gov. George chairman. complaining about "Unless I receive by the from down," Lee said. she said. "I think they are precinct delegates elected to go to the state were Mianp Beach. Elected Walla ce's Michigan Phillip Lee, a Wallace end of this day or tomorrow Chapman's tactics. Bill dismissed Toole accusing me of very serious delegation broke into the delegate from Warren, party convention where "Twenty-seven or more a call from Alabama, "just a young kid.' acts that I feel should be delegate assignments She doubted that open Tuesday with one faction threatening to Tuesday accused Chapman and John Toole, Wallace's true Wallace delegates will not go to the convention straightening this thing out, I am going to strongly Chapman, housewife who a Belleville served questioned in a law court, it has to come to that.' if made according to were the Bill, wty> is delegate}, noth^l could boycott the Democratic paid Michigan coordinator, under McNeeley and vice recommend to true Wallace popular vote. National Convention. of "selling Gov. Wallace and chairman Joe Ann delegates that they do not Wallace's Wayne County She noted that while It was necessary, she said, persons fo And she said she follow"^ coordinator, was shaken by Wallace got 51 per cent of to work with wag« The split stems from a the people that voted for attend the convention and jJkrty regulars Chapman," meeting of Michigan's entire Wallace right down the former Bill said, a American witness more mockery done the charges and the open the Michigan's primary to get loyal Wallace support national from Wall 132-member delegation at drain." to this man we believe in," headquarters ' Independent Party (AIP) East Lansing Sunday, when Lee could have been national committeeman and Lee said. Wallace's chief Michigan elected delegation chairman Lee accused a major Wallace financial Chapman leaders compromised with delegation officers. Under the compromise, had party regulars in naming supporters not other backed Wallace Cullers, a Wallace delegate Art backer. Bill wants the Wallace delegation to unite behind and Toole of "wheeling and dealing" with party regulars, settling for the second top UMW leader from Battle Creek, Peter Bill him as national spot on the delegation state party chairman James Sr. of Dearborn said. despite the fact that Wallace for committeeman. illegal funds!u McNeeley, a Wallace Bill addressed a telegram Lee also said he would delegates are in the majority opponent, was named to Wallace at the Silver try to contact Wallace's with 67 of 132 seats. delegation chairman and Springs, Md., hospital, closest aides in Silver "As far as I'm Josephine Chapman, where the governor is Springs and concerned," Lee said, "this WASHINGTON (AP) - Montgomery, can raise $179,000 in appeal embattled 70-year-old woman sold out Gov. United Mine Workers bonds. strengthen the chances! president of the the rebel Miners Wallace and she President W. A. (Tony) is The order of U.S. District 180,000-member labor f absolutely unfit. She's Boyle was sentenced Judge Charles Richey, who union. Democracy, , gro k former greedy. She's out for Tuesday to five years in ignored an emotional appeal Boyle was sentenced for supporters, YablonJ Josephine she Chapman, and prison for illegally giving from Boyle's attorney not illegally contributing of the to win union jn M conj proved that beyond a union funds to political to send him to pnson, was $49,000 in union money to go shadow of doubt." "John Toole, as far as I'm candidates and was the latest in a long string of political candidates, yernment-ordej election later this immediately jailed until he legal setbacks for the including $30,000 to the year. unsuccessful 1968 presidential campaign of Since the gi8re PERFORMING STUNTS Democratic nominee Hubert publicity on Boyle and H. Humphrey. union, he has resigned director of the In addition to the prison unions N a tional Man steals airplane; term, Boyle was fined $130,000 and Richey ordered him locked up until Washington federal Bank under court order and v he can post an appeal bond union's longtime trustees Campi for the total amount of the control over most of its bike \ nosedives to death fines illegal and the amount political of United States districts been declared illegal another federal pedesl contributions. judge. REDDING, Calif. (AP) - The victim was identified Enterprise Flying Club A man stole a small plane A spokesman for Boyle as Robert D. Lively, 25, a where he had formerly been said there had been rumors The government and performed dive and former Redding resident argued a student pilot. He began that he would have to step Boyle's trial that convict loop stunts for almost four inl who had been living with his flying about 3 a.m. and down as union president if would bar him from furt hours Tuesday before he mother near Cupertino. crashed about 7 a.m. jailed, but "We don't know holding union office ur nosedived to his death, after The stunts were over an An of any law like that." eyewitness said it federal labor laws. ' ignoring warnings he was area northeast of here called appeared Lively ran out of The severity of the union disputes this, and running out of gas, sheriffs Central Valley, deputies gas because the plane was sentence and the swiftness fight it on appeal, deputies said. Deputy Jon Kelbaugh said. Lively's mother, Betty about ground 70 near feet a off the deserted of Boyle's jailing apparently surprised the Justice Dept. spokesman said. nc talked on ground - to - air Lynch, said her son had well union officials. airstrip when the engine as as Labor law specific A sped: radio to the youth for 15 planned to marry a girl who stopped suddenly and the "They whisked him away certain crimes, inclui isic and minutes before the crash, lived in Central Valley, but from the courtroom to jail plane nosedived to the embezzlement, but it 'Inverse but said the flyer refused to the girl married someone without even a chance to ground, not Immediately cli resge A give a reason for his actions. else. Kelbaugh, who had talk to his attorney," the whether the convicti rough Ji "I tried to talk him down "It sounds like he wanted known Lively in Redding, Boyle spokesman said. constituted embezzleme Organize but he wouldn't come to die, doesn't it?" his said there Cacheris and the Mine was no indication Boyle aides have indict down," Kelbaugh said. mother said, though she was in the radio conversation Workers general counsel, to, e'8h that Boyle intends to i Mings, "Then all of a sudden it was unable to explain why her Edward that Lively "was under the L. Carey, again for reelection to >ng, A1 all over. son was flying the plane. influence of anything." Immediately set to work to $50,000 a year Authorities said the pilot Sheriff's officers said A coroner's deputy said try to raise the appeal bond. presidency in t The gall was advised the plane Lively stole single - engine a Lively died at the crash Boyle's mounting legal government-supervis onday ti should be about out of gas. Alon A2 from the scene. predicament appeared to election. turday a Issac As uestion," p.m. ot Backers of p.m. on tropy, w the sta »r. fear that dri MSU's Si publ lusicians j Local workers for the at a rock concert on campus are 60,000 petitions The first Michigan Marijuana Sunday afternoon circulation. Bant Initiative (MMI) admitted sponsored by petition drive Sinclair was scheduled uilding. Sunday they are skeptical organizers as part of their speak at the free outd lected bj that enough signatures will effort to obtain the 265,000 concert but the event : Aud be obtained to meet the signatures needed. rained out before he had July 10 deadline in a opportunity to address petition drive to place a Joachim Klehe, organizer crowd of about 300. state constitutional of the concert and spokes- amendment to legalize the man for the East Lansing Sinclair explained tha possession and use of MMI office, 316 Student the current petition d marijuana on the ballot in Services Bldg., said he was fails, the organization " November. "very skeptical" that the continue working until Amid much marijuana deadline would be met. next election." smoking, approximately 100 people signed petitions John Sinclair, head of the Rainbow People's party in The Mu Ann Arbor which initiated the drive, indicated he was hopeful that the dealine Tiddler although he would be met, ■"really wouldn't know until the petitions are turned in at the main office in Ann """Rpof- Arbor." Sinclair said there whole issue is." Opens Today He indicated that I main concern now is! obtain the requM for a limited engagement signatures and get on the ballot. the ir PREMIERES TONIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. TICKETS AT BOX OFFICE This award-winning musical motion to see "Fiddler On The Roof" during picture is unrivalled in the history of its limited engagement. We urge you Where "WILLARD" entertainment. 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ONLY $1.25 | And this time, Dhe's not alone! n\\ >1 CAMPU * PImm Make Check or Money Order Payabla to Campus Theatre with Stamped PBI LZEAST LANSING tkutou I U Self-Addressed Envelope ay, June 28, J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 28, 1972 9 :otl £* I Panel studies bike path plan By RAY ANDERSON * ■ State News Staff Writer Michael Conlisk said the The completed primary bulk Frandor Shopping Center paths to proposed that would place of funds would be bicycle route would provide the alley oubtedth«tul is not A 27-mile $250,000 East Lansing bicycle path system assessed to property owners over 20 miles of the would serve all students in all area's and provide some to avoid congestion with the bicycle path directly on 0 an7* for land improvement. But proposed system. There pedestrian and vehicle MAC at a cost of $212. I' could a!!6*! proposed in a study recently property owners would not would be seven north and recreational adults, driving for traffic along Grand River The next most expensive f° follow said she was J/ tj completed by the planning commission may soon go to have to pay for proposed south routes extending from Extensive new street Avenue. But the most expensive item would be for new sidewalks, building widening the widening of sidewalks that Grand River Avenue to construction is fr°m city council for cross their property. anticipated path runs from Albert St. to existing ones two feet to Wall, consideration should the Lake Lansing Road which along the proposed primary headquarter, traffic commission offer a The primary route lead to the MSU campus route in the states 300 feet Burcham along the alleys accommodate a bicycle provides bicycle paths for and the city's schools. adjacent to M.A.C. The lane, and providing cutouts recommendation in their of alley has to be most streets in the inner The east and west paved report estimates 2,500 feet at intersections for bicycles next meeting. route, between these points, of alley will have to be to ride upon. city and areas leading to the which extends from the The council The report accepted the campus. Coral Gables Restaurant to suggests paved at a cost of $12,500. study from the planning moving the bike An atlemate Signs and street markers has been commission in their June 20 designating the bicycle path would be included on the meeting and referred it to the traffic commission for HIT HIJACKED JET entire route. In the business further study. area, existing sign posts The would be used, but in routing plan calls for more than 27 miles of bike residential areas the study 1 Jel the chances I Miners | paths at to the $130,000 owners a cost of city and an $123,285 additional to the property ST. Man still un suggests using rustic wooden signs. The 0 study includes a »cy, a groupl adjacent to the LOUIS, Mo. (AP) - A A spokesman at St. John's intoxicated at the time of steel secondary system, which route. guard rail and went would extend into parts of r YablonJ The young business executive whose Mercy Hospital said the crash. through a second chain link the 5. to win coDtl planning commission car smashed into a Tuesday that Hanley had Hanley, described by fence city that are only divided the study into three on the way to the union in J hijacked jetliner at the St. not gained friends partially developed at consciousness as "a quiet, calm runway. separate groups: a high Louis airport remained present. It would therefore ment-orderI since the accident Friday family man," was reported Witnesses said Hanley's iter this year, priority route, secondary unconcious and in serious night. He remained be more expensive than the route and cooperative and condition Tuesday at a St. in the having drinks with a friend car raced at Speeds up to 80- intensive care ward with late Friday night at a motel to 90 miles primary route because much recreational routes. Louis hospital. He an hour toward faces multiple fractures of the bar the the hijacked airliner, then new construction of the glare The high priority route federal charges of near airport while sidewalks would have to be damaging head and internal injuries. the hijacker waited for his turned away and went to on Boyle and would be the first to be a plane has f the resigned union-oi mMi acted upon by the council upon passage and it city commerce. in interstate Authorities trying to were determine still a plane to be refueled and for the ransom money. the opposite end of the 10,000 - foot runway before undertaken. The study's last priorities lal Bank David J. Hanley, 30, of motive for the action, which turning again and heading are given to a recreational would cost the "Turn the radio in a ion under o ForUvtl ih11 li $95,155. Nearly half the city suburban Florissant, was stalled the take off of the . . on few minutes and you'll hear straight toward the plane, system, which would lead to urt order and injured when the car — a American Airlines flight Witnesses said the driver parks, and a cooperative I cost would be absorbed Campus bicyclists can choose to ride by 1971 Cadillac convertible he something that will rock the slammed on the brakes of ngtime trustees! on approved federal and city funds while after the plane was system with other had given his wife as a world," Hanley reportedly his car just before 'er most of its bike paths, or they can hazard the public walkways the remaining $43,700 commandeered morer than told his friend. crashing governmental units Mothers Day present — into the airliner. ates districts as many cyclists do, risking encounters with would be assessed to eight hours earlier on a including the University. clared caromed off the jet's nose A short time later, as the illegal pedestrians on the way to and from classes. property owners. flight from St. Louis to deral judge. gear and into the landing Tulsa. pirated plane was about to State News photo by Nick Jackson City Planning Director G. take off, Hanley's car, with gear. butterfielo drive-in theatres The car was demolished its horn sounding, struck ;rnment argued and the hijacker was forced two parked cars and then b1 that convicti to use a backup plane to r STARLtT E LANSiNG him from furt lion office un abor laws. ' ■ntertainment during summer make his getaway with six hostages and a half million dollars in ransom. ripped through a 10 - foot - high chain link fence. The car was hung up 1 1L U S 27 WEST OF WAVERLY Phone 372-2434 l. S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY rd Phone 882 2429 utes Doctors at the hospital momentarily by a concrete this, and' curb, but the driver rocked ncludes drama, art, concerts said blood samples taken from Hanley showed he was the smoking convertible free, rammed through a law A spectrum of summer entertainment, specifi including drama, anthropological, biological, geological and historic displays, nrimes, includ isic and art exhibits, is available on campus will be open from 9 a.m. and 5 during July. p.m. weekdays and 1 to 5 ent, but it 'Inverse Illusionism," a major painting show, will open at p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Permanent displays, such as ediately cli resge Art Center Gallery Sunday and will continue "Down on the Farm," a trading post, "Stanley's Crossroad the convicti trough July 23. Store," and an early curved - dash Oldsmobile, are 1 embezzleina Organized and circulated by the American Federation of complimented by numerous temporary exhibits. les have indict its, eight contemporary artists are represented by 29 Visitors may purchase unusual gifts and imported articles intends to intings. The artists include Paul Camancho, Tibor Freud, at the Museum gift shop on the first floor. •eelection to eong, Alvin Loving, Kozo Mio, Adrian Murphy, Shozo i year uni igano and Alan Seigel. The gallery is open from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 ncy in - 5 p.m. jnday through Friday, 7 - 9 p.m. Tuesday, and 2 - 5 p.m. ent-supervii turday and Sunday. Issac Asimov's science fiction spectacular, "The Last uestion," will be shown at Abrams Planetarium at 8 and Family Special EVERY WEDNESDAY ALL DAY p.m. on Fridays, 2:30, 8 and 10 p.m. on Saturdays, and itior p.m. on Sundays. The program explores the theory of tropy, which maintains that all of the life giving energy the stars is being drained. Tickets are available at the - ALL THE PANCAKES YOU CAN EAT /Tfl I V« MSU'public ee, s Summer Youth concerts Musictheprogram by will include high several 59 outstanding school usicians participating. 0 petitions The first event will be a "pops concert" by the Youth usic Band at 7 p.m. Monday on the lawn near the Music was scheduled uilding. On July 5 and 7 at 7:30 p.m. several students, ' eil free out 'J ' ted by audition, will be heard in recital in tne MSU OPEN SUN. thru THURS. t the event 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Auditorium. Saturday, July 8, the Youth Music »efore he had orus, orchestra, and band will be heard in concert at 2 Fri. 8i Sat. to address Fairchild Theatre. 6 a.m. to 4 a.m. out 300. The second session Youth Music Band will 2820 E.GRAND RIVER present its »ps concert" at 7 p.m. July 17, on the lawn near the ixplained tha usic Building. Some of the petition d atal July 14 and top students will be heard in ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ •ganization " 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the Music IF YOU'RE 18 YEARS OR uditorium. orking until OLDER. $1 OFF REGULAR RTHSIDE starting FRIDAY: At 7:30 p.m. July 20, some of the Youth Music students U present a ADMISSION WITH VALIDATED jazz concert in the Music Auditorium. The ,rt is prima (P'*e WAR Between orus and vocal ensembel will be heard at 7:30 MSU I.D. LIMITED SPECIAL p.m. July jund petitioi in concert in Fairchild Theatre. DRIVE-IN TOTER OFFER who alrei The Museum, North U.S.27... 482-7409 J HI lb legalization Sinclair »d< which contains Last Day three ... floors At of ALL COLCM HOLIDAY PROGRAM ^ %NANOUK>me/¥'. ed whether 1:10-3:10-5:15-7:20-9:25 HAVE I GOT A MOVIE FOR YOU! attempting voting public "VENGEANCE" THE WAR RETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN' Two Exciting Features Sinclair repl THURSDAY IS THE KIND OF ENTERTAINMENT THAI by showing Nixon is . . . At 6:45 - Late taskw COULD GIVE FAMILY MOVIES A GOOD t 8." a ruse tripping, Spine-Tingling and Terrific! -REX REEO in the M Y DAILY NEWS "Beauty 'ME ALL NEWMOTION PIC JURE 40AB NAME! Jack Lemmon gives a winning performance. Barbara Harris should always be this marvelous!" ated that A horror scenario of dramatic drive —GENE SHALIT, WNBC-TV m now isl and sinister eh requil chill...excellently acted! 'The War Between Men and Women' is a comic id get the lr -THOMAS QUINN CURTISS in the NEW YORK TIMES feast for fans of the late James Thurber." -READER'S DIGEST, June 1972 Jack Lemmon's best performance in seasons. J4I1U ROD STEHSER at 1JJAMES AND L .uu COBURN WILL BLOW YOU APART * 'The War Between Men and Women' is —LEO LERMAN, Mademoiselle a perfectly delightful comedy." * -FLORENCE SOMERS, Redbook "DUCK,YOU SUf 'Jack Lemmon and Barbara Harris are hilarious.' —ED SULLIVAN 'Jack Lemmon is devastatingly hilarious. ■ARTHUR KNIGHT, Sat Review i&E JOSEPH E LEVINE presents AN AVCO EMBASSY PICTURE MARLON BRANDO In "THE MGHTCOMERS" a MICHAEL WINNER Film Now Showing Two TripleX Rated,Holiday Hits! ! PLUSI At 8:25 P.M. Only SEDUCTION OFTHE INNOCENT) WG THE MOST BRUTAL p|usI DIARY OF A BED , 10:20 & Late 8«.I.:35 . JACK LEflVTION'BARBARA JASON R06AR0S presents «W-;op! United Arlitti Ml WAITINGS AND DRAWINGS Of JAJ M BERGEN PETER STRAUSS IN SOLDIER MrD qi IIP ■ PHNlCOLORfc PANAVISION® AN AVCO EMBASSY RELEASE BU£| *★★★★★★*★★***** 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. J,, Detroit unit enters bus plea for an emergency review of asked for a final and grounds. The suburban a hearing by Aug. one apparently stay procee the case the ruling by U.S. District *^7. not DETROIT - The Detroit appealable. The Detroit districts claim Roth failed pending the outcome of the Judge Stephen J. Roth On June 14, Roth board argued in its brief, to prove that the suburbs appeal. Roth scheduled a Board of Education has that the board was guilty of ordered a nine - member however, that the order were in any way guilty of de hearing on the stay motion joined the State of Michigan maintaining nearly all-black panel to draw up plans for creating the special panel jure — deliberate — for Thursday. He was and 31 suburban school schools has the effect of through official an interim desegregation a final segregation of Detroit's expected to deny it. districts in appealing the action. order. program for elementary public schools. decision of a federal If Roth carries judge The board, citing the grades, by this fall if Thirty-one of the 2 In addition, Gov. Milliken out an in the Detroit school suburban expense involved in an possible, and "full and districts that and Atty. Gen. Frank J. integration program desegregation case. anticipated order for complete" integration of all could be involved in the Kelley have appealed Roth's involving Detroit and the 52 The board asked the U.S. massive massive desegregation plan suburban districts, busing between schools in the 53 districts finding that the state was a super 6th Circuit Court of also has appealed the June Detroit and 52 mostly white by September 1973. guilty of de jure segregation. metropolitan district would Appeals in Cincinnati, Ohio, suburban school districts, But Roth's order was not 14 order, but on different The state has asked Roth to be created involving 800,000 students. Detroit's 290,000 students — 65 per cent of them black — would be mixed by two-way If this were the lost continent busing with 500,000 Atlantis one mi suburban students, more have this fish - eye lens perspective on than 95 per cent of them located light do|J jn Parking Ramp 1 - without the bubbl^ white. State News photo by Chuck Micha- Number summer on welfare dips WASHINGTON (AP) - average, single retired Other federal w coolers, The number of elderly worker and from $170 to categories increa persons on welfare dropped $223 for the average couple February, topped to a 32 - year low in over 65. The Church 114,000 receiving Ai February although overall measure would hike those Families with Deper relief rolls expanded by benefits to $158 and $271 Children (AFDC) 97,000 the government respectively. 11,000 disabled. Nonf announced Tuesday. general assistance bold The Dept. of Health, The OAA program decreased by 24,0" Education and Welfare said started in February 1936 864,000 during the the Old Age Assistance reached an early peak of Thirty • one (OAA) caseload decreased 2,254,000 recipients in June reported OAA dec by 4,000 to 2,015,000, the 1942, declined during the while 48 signed up lowest level since August rest of the war years, then AFDC recipients. A" 1940, despite a rapidly climbed steadily to a record added more perma olors rising over - 65 population. The decline attributed in large part to higher Social payments, which have gone was Security 2,810,000 1950. in September and totally recipients. dis up 26.5 per cent the last two years while the co6t of Vote on busi living rose only 9.7 per cent during that period. even The more aged population could if Sen. poor shrink Frank set for Lansin Church, D - Idaho, succeeds this week in By UNITED PRESS "Citizens for Neighbor attaching a 20 INTERNATIONAL Schools" obtain per cent Social Security hike to the House - passed restraining order Froed from an order that debt - limit bill. Ingham County C[ halted any action on a The Church amendment Judge Marvin Salmon. school busing plan, Lansing U.S. District Judge has 60 Senate sponsors, and Board of Education Fox in Grand the backing of Chairman members plan to meet in assumed Russell B. Long, D - La., of jurisdiction the Senate Finance special session Thursday to case Monday at the vote on the plan which will of the Lansing T Committee and Wilbur D. involve an estimated 900 Education and imme Mills, D - Ark., of the House Ways and Means elementary school children. set aside the temr The board gave Committee. restraining order. F' Social Security boosts of preliminary approval June 1 court action is ex- 15 per cent in January 1970 to the integration plan after Thursday's i which would involve eight when the school bo and 10 per cent in January 1971 to 27.8 million elementary schools in a expected to approv "cluster" plan. Final action recipients increased benefits plan. The votes to ap had been slated for June 15, the from $100 to $129 for the plan are avai but was blocked when Preliminary approval this month was on S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW ™ margin. The eight schools in FABRICS4960 Northwind Drive, have about 3,000 stu Other schools whic outside a general gui of minority enroll East Lansing 332 0879 between 10 per cent a MON. • FRI. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. per cent of total enrol SAT. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. would be affected i future. KNITS OF ALL KINDS! Six members of the. board who favor busi achieve integration w court- ordered busin BankAmericaro possible removal from posts as the result successful petition driv bright patterned knit shirts Great colors, mediuni " spread collars, in an easy - care blend of / ng Avril rayon/polyester. Cool, non - wrinkling, men's sizes S - XL. knit shirts in two styles Crew or placket style necklines in knit shirts that go right into the washer. From a famous manufacturer, in this season's $ |~ $Q colors. Assorted colors, sizes. ^ and O stay-neat walk shorts Knit walkingng shorts in polyester/cotton or in 100% polyeste A polyester. We're holding the prices, MODERN great assortment tment to keep you cool and colors and patterns in men's sizes 32 - looking neat. Assorted Asso y * - trying not to let them ELECTRIC 32-42. 42. rise. Get black lights Store lor Men, main floor / d 1 w at this low cost now!! 2143 Grand River, Phone 349-1220 Okemos Downtown, Lansing Mall, Meridian Mall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 28, 1972 11 after three years .. Cease-fire begins in Ulster . MADTHPDM roturni»H BELFAST, NORTHERN returning 4- to their It outposts. BELANI) (AP) - Peace was the start of a frail Although random rifle the plan launched by the turned to Northern shots Marxist Official wing of the force flr* Le?.8? came into disturbed the eerie British government to land Tuesday after an at IRA or with the of three years. result of an midnight as the fiU,et °f the Ukter summer, arrange talks that will give ultranationalist Provisional -nCe Militants of the Irish offer by the Provisional wing of the IRA L??med as if words> all shades of Irish opinion a wing. The Official IRA laid u!'ets> would become the voice in peace making. down its arms last month. -ublican Army hid their Minutes s and bombs in secret But there was promise in three-year-old insurrection ave now won i « But for that plan to be the reactions of the women patrols of Britain's Roman Catholics had dec!* declared i^SSStSS-. a '01 British minister fulfilled a major obstacle of Northern Ireland. claimed its 389th for has to be cleared. They 5000-man security force victim a Northern Ireland, Paul were the sad-eyed British sargeant - mothers and e'gan quietly vanishing «in.i»ii lured to his Channon. "The Sfart, talking MU can wives and sweethearts who daughters, city streets and death in an ambush ln real ea™est. Leaders of the Protestant Channon was majority have vowed not to dally, since 1969, have had referring to negotiate with either the to survey the shattered scene around them, the bombed-out buildings, the Summer broken homes, the maimed jobs bodies, the lengthening casualty lists. They were the ones who trekked cemetaries, who trudged to the hospitals. to the rose in 72, It was among Protestants and Catholics alike, that the peace them, Du i By LINDAINDA WERFELMAN WERFELMAN The number nf mni * movement took n. _ . _ root, grew State News Staff Writer interviewing I ' a cement Bureau for The demand for student and gave signs of PI a ^ students at the summer jobs, and a larger summer workers in the blossoming. Improvements in the ,inmer job market have Lansing area has increased, One incident in the toduced more jobs this though a number of campus added apply for with other jobs have been eliminated, furious finale of fighting „,mer than existed a year Over uver r nnn emPloyers who had preceding the midnight 8,000 employers requested student workers Macleod continued. 5i but still not enough for II applicants, William whose businesses are outside The large num£r of "I would say a number of students were significant truce stood out as a of Ulster's tragedy. symbol Turkey Broilers '•cieod. asst. director of he MSU Placement Bureau, nd^r ""I" *"! uUmmer jobs listed ™th the hired, but - I can't give an In a no dividing Catholic man's land strip 6-8 lb. average and ih recently. Protestant areas of Belfast «We definitely didn't have kids 38". of the two nough jobs for all the f ■cement Bureau student employes, he said, for Macleod explained. "It was summer find it employment may increasingly difficult communities tangled with Scple, but somehow more About 700 students were more an effort on our part to find, sticks, stones and bottles jots came through than in especially in the interviewed in the anticipating a Lansing area, Macleod Monday night. 3d last year," Macleod said. summer," he added. added. "The number of jobs now Suddenly the submachine guns sounded. rat-a-tat of Eckrich All-Meat is far insufficient for the The guerillas had arrived, Franks, 1 lb. pkg. 59th District candidate number of people looking for them. We're still to do whatever trying they opened fire on the youngsters. Eight were wounded. 79c possible to place people in summer But Tuesday more jobs," he explained. hopeful moments were "But in the noted. IRA seek Dem, GOP aid breath, I "peace squads" same to must say that there aren't were on patrol in Belfast to Bill Mar enough positions. They're all pretty well taken by enforce observance of the cease-fire by die-hards Turkey By RICK WILBINS State News Staff Writer program for veterans in 12 northern "As a young person, a now." he added. among the IRA. Drumsticks Michigan counties. student, and a veteran, I Patrick W. Joy, A veteran of the U.S. 29c know from personal republican candidate for * 59th District seat in the Army Medical Corps from 1966 to 1968, Joy is a experience the frustrations the east Room encountered by of Representatives, lifelong resident of the generation," my Wednesday's Feature Dinner id Tuesday he would seek Lansing area. He is a Joy said. e support of Democrats "Having worked in a factory graduate of Lansing High to finance my CHICKEN 3.8° Hi-Klas Pop 88° d Republicans in his bid School, attended Lansing education, I u la KIEV 8 pack, 10 -succeed Rep. Jim Borwn, can also understand the oz. bott. Community College and is a dissatisfactions and the io is running for Congress senior at MSU Selection from our SALAD BAR the 6th District. majoring in needs of the unions and the political science. choice of potato or vegetable middle class working man. "I will at all times cast my Joy said he thinks one of Individual loaf of bread & butter "My family lives in a rural * for the people of the Gala Towels 3/$1 the most important issues in Dessert i, and not along party area," he continued, " and I "jumbo roll" his campaign will be Beverage am also aware of the ines or for any special government responsiveness. terest group," Joy said. property owner's' need for "As our government has Use All/entrance or fourth level of "I think this is absolutely property tax relief, both in grown larger, it has also and out of the cities. ramp for direct access. rmtial if we are to bring Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 grown farther away from 9C Joy will face opposition p.m. bout a more jvernment," he added, responsive the people," Joy said. need to make "We from four other Republican Shurfine Canned Pop 12 oz. 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Grand River ST. will become active in the or nickel and dime entries. established NHL player to PAUL, Minn. (UPI)- The WHA franchises, P«ct and New p Superstar Bobby Hull of the Winnipeg organization in a change workshops, signing a knowing well that the NHL five • year contract with the high Mor| Chicago Black Hawks public relations or vice Tim presidential post much is the most financially solid Miami Screaming Eagles for Sheehy's name* jumped to the new World — of all professional sports, contract. °»l like his superstar $500,000. But the Ottowa reached Hockey Assn. (WHA) Tuesday by signing two predecessors Jean Beliveau went names after oh the smaller the National Screaming Eagles didn't senior leagues and into .»,!■ J and Gordie Howe have in scream loud enough contracts totaling close to $3 million. Hull was signed their respective League rosters with accents on local favorites. rink to play in and were for a G«y Hull And yes, 0(Mcbglf Gary Hull 1, organizations once their forced to renege on the as a player - coach of the playing days were The New England Whalers WHA and give up the brother of Los Bobby HuU Angeles, after funk f Winnipeg Jets with a 10 - concluded. franchise. Philadelphia to dipped into the Montreal year contract calling for five The 33 • year - old Hull is roster and came up with picked up the rights to ure netminder Cesare 1 North si Parent and gave him some with a four to be served in a playing nearing the end of the line. fringe right wingman Larry - yeu, no capacity and the remainder The day of the 40 - year - Pleau. Pleau, whose name help up front when it signed no - trade Boston Bruin bad boy — for over contract old athlete Is over. looks and sounds as French to be served on a coaching John McKenzie as a player - $600,000 Jjl or managerial level. Additional games and transcontinental air travel Canadian as anyone else on the Montreal roster, is coach and center Andre ^ goalie George Gardner Vancouver's protected SF La Croix. New Just in time For By RICK GOSSELIN have made the athlete more eager to get out of the actually which a native of Boston coincidentally is the Calgary joined Miami as a signed York's Raider, seven J the State News Sports Writer defunct entry in the WHA players , big weekend! game. Hull is still good for city from which the Whalers when it also failed to NHL experience to difl will base their play. post including Save on thousands When it becomes a his 40 - 60 goals per year for the $100,000 performance right «il question of security over the next few seasons: But The "Cowboy" Bill Flett , of famous label he knows that he has only a Minneapolis - St. Paul bond that would guarantee defenseman Brent prestige, security wins. Hurt At least in the mind of few good seasons left. He summer fashions also has his health to worry hockey's golden god Robert and accessories Marvin Hull, who Tuesday about — particularly his signed a contract with the knees. That's why he starting today at Winnipeg Jets of the World jumped on the Winnipeg Hockey Assn. that called for contract much like Linus 9:30 a.m.sharp! over three million dollars — clings to his blanket . . . plus considerations. It was security. Open Tonight and simply an offer that Hull But this security is a two - couldn't refuse. Thursday 'til 9 p.m. sided coin. Hull is set for "It's a terrific Robert the rest of his life. He can Marvin, better contract. At this known as Bobby by the fans take a five - year goodwill excursion through such amount I plan to play that poured into Chicago Stadium 20,000 strong for WHA towns as Cleveland, five years. My concern the past ten years when Hull Houston, Alberta and right now is to make was hockey's greatest, will Quebec City and reap the this league go." benefits for the remainder no longer see Chicago - Bobby Hull Stadium ... nor will he visit of his life. But the WHA Detroit's Olympia, owners are more happy for Over 500 Summer Dresses Montreal's Forum or themselves than they are for Toronto's Maple Leaf Hull. They know now that Gardens. But even more their league is a good bet to and Pant Dresses important, Hull will never succeed. Hull will be the catch Detroit Hall of Famer name that sells the WHA to were $20 to $32 Gordie Howe as hockey's the public, just as Joe greatest goal scorer. Hull, Namath sold the AFL and who was looked upon by Rick Barry sold the ABA. A Bobby Hull $10ro$19 Select from sizzlers, regular length and to the floor fashions in hockey hierarchy as the only shooter that could possible match Howe in goal production, will leave the bandit league needs at least one success big name to Hull, the WHA got one of insure its nowadays and in Fighting Saints gave NHL a team and a place for that from • - the two biggest names in the Philadelphia, . coolest fabrics and colors. Sizes 5 to 13. NHL with 604 goals. He journeyman Wayne team to call home by Speer from BostoJ must begin anew in the game today. Hull's signing Connelly a new lease on his October. promising goaltender C WHA record book but will almost guarantees a merger hockey life. Connelly, who But the WHA had plenty Kurt from Oakland 1 have only five years at best between the NHL and the reached stardom when of scavengers that wanted in once high - scoring rl Flare Leg Jeans Bikini Swimsuits to establish himself. That's WHA because the floodgates expansion hit the NHL the on what promised to be a wingman Norm Fergi how many years his have been opened. There's first time around, led all lucrative group. Nick Mileti, also from Oakland. contract calls for. After his no telling who the next big goal scorers in the NHL's a Cleveland sports tycoon were $14 to $22 Ferguson is an interes name to go will be. And do Western Division while with who owns the American playing days are over, Hull story. After a rookie yi you think the NHL can the Minnesota North Stars Hockey League's Cleveland that saw Ferguson score I afford to lose an Orr or an in 1968. Barons, NBA's Cleveland goals and gain a runner r MCAT- DAT-ORE »5" '8" J8'° ,o 'IS" Esposito or a Mikita? Hull's signing was the The Los Angeles Sharks recently signed Buffalo's Cavaliers and professional baseball's Cleveland Indians, position in the rookie • 1 the - year balloting I LSAT-ATGSB Mike Byers to a multiyear jumped at the chance at Great fitting and great looking flare leg Swimsuits and swimsuit and coverup silver dollar deposit in a contract. Byers was a crowd having a major league Minnesota's Danny Gnf bank account that had Ferguson found his | jeans in denims, brushed denims and favorite just two years ago hockey franchise play out sett in splashy prints and bright solid NAT L. BDS. previously featured a bunch scoring talents wind dofl more. All colors, sizes 5 to 15. while a rookie with the L.A. of Cleveland. to almost nothing. He 01 colors. Sizes 5 to 13. Kings and the Sharks have "We've been waiting 11 connected 39 more times! * Preparation for tast hopes of cashing in on some to bring big league years the next three yeif I required for admission to of his regional popularity. hockey to this town," Mileti WANTED Over 400 Hot Pants Summer Skirts graduate and professional • PART TIME > Bernie Parent was the first said. "Now we've adopted a Ferguson actually w looking for a new team I baby. It's either been a play with and came r MARKETING miracle Show or a long happy with what tfl WERE *6-$85° WERE $7-$22 /Voluminous material for home study prepared by REP (preferably female) f her her you pregnancy." Mileti had been refused an Raiders had to offer, "I felt I needed a changl r experts In each field NHL franchise and was Ferguson said. "I spent fol $3'°.$6'0 NOW S490.$14»0 ► Campus marketing rep J JE|% NOW more than eager to cast his Summer Session* *■ for fall term. years In Oakland, a coufl Job Involves setting up lot with the WHA. 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Tops John Qlister C.M. * D Co. 1109 Tlmberllne working agreement with the cantract to date is win# Minnesota North Stars of Jim Harrison, formerly were $5 to $9 St. Louis, Mo. 63122 the NHL. J Mileti Toronto. Danny Johnsf 215 ANN ST. ED 2 -0871 may have been was swiped from the D lucky to get in when he did. organization and will bei SC90 *3» 0 TO O He had already been hit by the almighty WHA dollar. New England signed Mileti's right side of the BobbyHF line at Winnipeg. Bi Selwod found New Engltl best Baron player, last had more to offer than fl Tanks, Tee's, Wallace Beerys, placket fronts, zip fronts and much in easy year's American Hockey more Toronto Maple Leafs coul care cottons and nylons. Every color imaginable. S,M,L. League rookie of the year so Selwood will join the! Terry Caffery, to a Leaguers and t ■ multiyear contract. hatchetmen with t| WHA teams have signed Summer Shirts Smock Whalers for the upcoml| Tops two United members from the 1972-73 season. 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Popejoy will attempt to Munich-bound U.! to place in the qualify in the 1,500 meters 1 reached into ***** and rj f Olympic team this week and next in trials to be held at nationals outdoor 100-yard dash, he Cassleman, named the who was outstanding title meet. The Rapids sophomore placed Grand (the Olympic equivilent to the mile) but will not begin 1,1 out of just recently placed third in track performer at MSU this second in the event at the obitol Eugene, Oregon. the AAU's in the 100-meter past season by State News competition until July 6. '•Gary Hull i, J Senior Herb Washington, event. nationals, but was ^ Washington set a sports writers, will be disqualified when he Bobby Hul] T junior Ken Popejoy world record in the 60 Dill, who won the nie'es, after attempting to dragged leg over the side re faiL sophomore Bob Cassleman during the winter with a 5.8 ticket to Munich secure with his a of the a hurdle. Cassleman 220-yard dash in Big Ten N°rth s9 and freshman Marshall Dill clocking and tied his own competition and also in the performance 5r Cesare Mjl will represent the largest Big Ten record at the Big 400-meter hurdles. in the After was third in the event at the National AAU Junior Meet >ur • year, no ! MSU contingent ever to Ten meet in the spring with National AAU Meet. last weekend in Denver, de contract an! attend an winning the 880-yard dash will seek spot on the Olympic trials a 9.4 victory. in the Big Ten title meet last a $600,000, reeul session. The Flint senior will run Cassleman will begin 200-meter unit. Dill will run bob cassleman iorge spring, Cassleman switched competition Friday with the Gardner Washington, who won Friday and Saturday. both the fr s Protected W indoor and ork's Raiders outdoor short dash titles in J even players perience to (kfl . %L Big Ten competition and was crowned king of the 1972 indoor l°« right wil season with Bill Flett I1 llerb Washington the 6-yard win in the ,ar> Brent Huv| nationals at Cobo Hall, will bUT WASHED AWAY I) Evert denied [IMBLEDON, - England Rain, the curse of Wightman Cup. But with the match by rain round with a routine 42-minute victory over New CELEBRATE delayed - between FREEDOM! igiish summer, fourth seeded Zealand's Maralyn Pryde. Evert s debut at the Andres Gimeno of Spain Wimbledon Lawn and unseeded New Is Championships Zealander Onny Parun going _iy but it stayed off into the fifth set, Evert was enough for top-seeded left to chew her nails in the Women's IM Smith to advance to locker room. Women's IM pool hours third round of the men's Just as she was beginning will be Monday, Wednesday JULY 10-14 les. to warm up, the rains came. The covers were placed on and Friday from 11:30 a.m. rert, a 17-year-old from to 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 Uuderdale, Fla. who is the court, removed and then since her arrival in applied again and by then p.m. (co-rec); Tuesday and her chance of playing had Thursday from 11:30 to 8 land just over two weeks was due to have met vanished into the night. p.m. (with 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. co-rec); Saturday from 11 Ziegenfuss of San Defending women's a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday in the third match on champion Evonne from 1-4 p.m. 1 court — scene of Goolagong of Australia ' two victories in the also advanced to the third Men's IM Hull jumps leagues The deadline for Men's lontinued from page 12) American cities of St. Paul IM tennis and paddleball doubles is noon Thursday. 81iS®l trying to land a big and Boston (New England) Both events are open to m Norm FergiiiH1" * to buildLI..IIits team are further gold mines that student, faculty and staff. 1 . . J DAL., und. Bobby Hull thinks The IM Building and pool „ . - Oakland, beg to be tapped. Chicago n is an interest established NHLers might support its team for hours for Saturday, Sunday ter a rookie jump now, much to the awhile (at least when Hull and Tuesday July 4 will be Ferguson score rious smiles of the Nick and liis Winnipeg Jets come from 1-5 p.m. The IM will etis who own WHA to town.) New York already have its regular hours on gain a runner n ear the rookie balloting • think parity will be has two teams but could July 3: building will be also sell big if the team was open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. I »l i*» Danny Grt (in the WHA)," Hull a first - year winner. Los and pool from 11:30 a.m. found his "I think we have to Angeles has proven it can't to 5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. dents wind d >ntrate on making it an suprort one team (the NHL nothing. He iting game for the fans. J Kings) and now it must 39 more tlra go on record as saying back two. Philadelphia likes t three yei actually went when we get this thing Dg a number of teams in a winner and currently the NHL Flyers are having JULIES >r a new team WHA will be able to troubles. "Pie Face" h and cami the NHL expansion McKenzie won't be to ffil 5 with what d to offer, ith Hull in the fold, the Philadelphia as Hull is to Winnipeg. Cleveland and stwi v needed a changi here to stay. The Houston are unknown said. "I spent fo |ue will probably sell out quantities. But the WHA is )akland, a cou the hockey - crazed here and apparently to stay. " in cities of It's amazing how one Bobby I we loan money on i uple bad. Winnipeg, bout getting a, Quebec City, Hull can give 12 teams big - Ianything of value! ization." and Edmonton. The time status. ork also till favorite l coaching Across from Campus to Berkey Sport & 337-1866 Surplus Go soak your head in the water! - And if you scuba Nimrod — bring this ad, you can save an extra 10% on skin-diving and equipment already priced below - suggested retail — Dacor — Voit Swimmaster - Regent. BASTILLE DAY HAVE D0 IT! A 211 MAC Ave., East Lansing BALL! WW either billiard or bowling s up to you. Take a date or go a gang - it's fun ■Billiards: |l0:00 a.m. -6:30 p.m. M-F fowling; ll:°0p.m. - 9:30 p.m. M-F BRJEAD ALE fr°wer Level Jnion Bui 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Bhutto asks Pakistani POWs release SIMLA, India (AP) - On convention" by holding the make the prisoners a central and defeated Pakistani after India recognized likely will be a major issue predominantly Hindu the eve of his peace talks civilian and military at the meeting, which India instead of to Moslem decision issue in his talks Wednesday forces. Bangladesh. only with the prime minister of prisoners since the with Prime Minister Indira Pakistan Foreign Office officials said would last for Pakistan. Kashmiri people'g Bhutto and Gandhi also India, President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan India-Pakistan December. war last Gandhi immediate . Their task in most the will make another attempt to resolve the problems of sources said Bhutto already has nominated an ambassador at least three days. India is expected to press for making the cease - fire ^ the a Pakistani plebiscite there der^Jf Bhutto has demanded on Tuesday night "If by doing this India sessions at this Himilayan 1,000 years of for India. He was identified Kashmire has poisoned relations between the line between Pakistan and would indicaJ agree to rfj that India release 91.000 thinks that it can force us to hill station will be to reach Hindu-Moslem hatred on as Shah Nawaz Khan, Kashmir a permanent Pakistani prisoners of war. accept humiliating terms it peace terms formally ending the subcontinent. representing Pakistan in neighbors ever since border, virtually ending the secondary issUes from the ''India has no is mistaken," he declared. hostilities after their Gandhi has said she can Iran. Pakistan was created in dispute. such as the Decern!*! justification, moral or legal, "Pakistan will not barter two-week The Indians said Bhutto August 1947 out of the diplomaticresumpi war over make no decisions about the to continue to detain our principles for human flesh." Bangladesh. The former release of Pakistani only had to say the word to bloody partition of British Agreement by Pakistan ,eu men," he said in a broadcast By calling for the East Pakistan declared its prisoners until she consults restore ties, but added the India. Four time since, the would imply recognition communication! Radio Pakistan. He Pakistanis' return, Bhutto with condition that such a move two have gone to war. that Indian • held portions possibly trade. over independence after Indian the Bangladesh Both sides have accused India of "flagrantly apparently was serving troops supporting its government because the would have to lead toward a Kashmire, then a Moslem of Kashmir were Indian. « did not violating the Geneva notice that he planned to rebellion crossed the border durable in the state rules by a Hindu, Bhutto has said the solution expect to se prisoners surrendered to a peace problems between joint Indian-Bengaldesh subcontinent. Maharaja, acceded in 1947 in Kashmir must be a » countries in this m command. Bhutto is scheduled to arrive in Simla by helicopter New dressing Common M agrees! Prime Minister Mujibur about midday Wednesday. Rahman of Bangladesh has said he will not permit the Gandki declined to make return of prisoners until any statement on her arrival. heal DETROIT (UPI) - Parke, Davis & Co. burns micro porous film. Pakistan recognizes the new nation. threatened He to also has try some Pakistanis for war crimes. But Dawn, in an a interview hope the talks would with Pakistani newspaper, she expressed to NEW YORK, (AP) — support the dollar was above its va/ul maintained, they can't I He said the "synthetic skin" allows air Bhutto has said he will provide a chance for India Downward pressure on the Monday announced development of a new bottom support price for burn dressing, described as a "synthetic and moisture, but not liquids or bacteria, not discuss Bangladesh at and Pakistan to make a new dollar in Europe apparently the first time since Britain any money by selling dl skin," that the drug company claims to pass through to the burned area. the summit but has beginning. Bhutto had said evaporated Tuesday after precipitated the money now and buying later for fewer them! reduces burn therapy by two weeks. The synthetic dressing was developed by indicated he is coming in Rawalpindi he was ready members of the European mai problem last week by francs. Dr. L.M. Wheeler, director of closer to recognizing the to negotiate a durable Common Market agreed to Dr. Robert M. floating the pound. Speculators sold Hodges, Parke - Davis vice pharmeceutical developemnt for Parke - new nation. lasting peace. support it. The Command Market n*- billion dollars president, said four years of clinical Davis, a subsidiary of the Warner - Lambert Indian sources said India Though the war in Dollar value rose in agreed Monday to buy Friday! investigation went into development of the they thought the f Co. The microporous film was developed was ready to respond to any December erupted over East Germany, France and dollars at the bottom price new dressing, which consists of a paper Pakistan offer to restore Pakistan's secession, the 25 - Holland and held steady in might follow the by W. L. Goere & Associates of Newark, whenever they were offered. thin layer of foam mesh laminated to a the relations downward. Some 0f J Del. snapped Dec. year - old Kashmir problem Switzerland. In Frankfurt The effect of this is to keep who sold quotations for dollars above early it have a profit, i the floor price agreed on dollar price in marks last December. J "The below the level of >1 Europeans ago. To make sure of I apparently feel the dollar is profits, they have to stronger than the marks and «f rebuy thedoL speculators think," Franklin This R. Saul, former assistant demand may 1 secretary of the treasury, accounted for some ol said. rise in the dollar's! Tuesday. Saul, now with F. S. Smithers and Co., said the Common Market countries had to either defend the Halls to giva dollar or let its value float in accord with supply booklets on| and demand. Floating would have meant a cheaper dollar, birth control which would have hurt the exports of the Europeans by "How To Take the Out of Being Clos ^ making their goods more booklet describing vi expensive in overseas methods of birth co market. will be distribute! One international banker residence halls anT said the strength of the dollar Tuesday was "primarily a response to the The booklets, which! decision against letting it $1,500, were fund«T float." If the dollar had ASMSU and vil] floated — and after heavy available during the se sales to the central banks week of classes fall tend Friday this appeared likely Residence Halls J speculators could have (RHA) will sponsorl — made a profit. But if the term followup program^ residence hall speJ about birth control, f president Paula Fochtl Petosky senior, P Tuesday. Despite subtitles and drawing! booklet dealt seriouslyl the topic, Fochtmansal WLm ' rf music co. I INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE!! 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The Democratic Platform Committee agreed on its • A statement that "the military budget can be reduced I m ^i proposed draft of also voted to allow 20 a party stand on the issues of 1972, but dissenting planks to be put before substantially with no weakening of our national security." • A call for action to close "the most unjustified of tax the full convnetion. loopholes" without specifying what they are. That assured convention floor controversy over such con • A recommendation that Congress reject President - items as school busing, tax reform, Vietnam policy, abortion and the rights of homosexuals. Nixon's welfare reform bill, and that the welfare system be altered, without specific proposals. There was no mention Wv v? t* '• • - .. . The proposals draft platform reflects McGovern on a variety of issues, but in generalized terms. campaign of the controversial McGovern proposal for income •*> • - v. • •«> V . ' "I think it's beautiful," McGovern said, supplement paymens of $1,000 for every American to campaigning in Little Rock, Ark. supplant welfare. 0 Five East Tempting Lansing girls attempt the impossible as they Spokesmen for Muskie and Humphrey also praised the draft that will be presented to the delegates for final action • A guarded statement describing school busing as "another tool that must continue to be available" to all at once in two weeks. eliminate segregation imposed by law, and to improve the [ survey the possibilities of riding a tandem five ways. State News photo by Chuck Michaels It includes: • quality of education. A vow that "immediate and complete withdrawal of all A spokesman for Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace said the platform draft amounted to "a suicide note" because it German role stirs ignores the wishes of the voters. Charles S. Snider, director of the Wallace presidential concern campaign, said in Montgomery, Ala., that the platform would drag the party to "its worst defeat in history," unless it is altered. Lkenneth j. freed Germany a major role in the Berlin. of German reunification, McGovern campaigned in San Antonio and Little Rock, Associated Press Writer News North Washington (ap> - Analysis Atlantic Treaty Organization and other This Moscow also is means that the practical effect of its policies is the same as the where he told a street rally "We're going to take this area away from Richard Nixon next November." anxious to relieve presssure Western groups is motivated willing to changing status in independently. improve its dealings with Russians to keep Germany - in Europe as they face the in part by that concern. e promises a growing Besides the concern over West Germany, but not to from becoming capable of Be for Germany, a Chinese in the East. It is felt in Washington Waaiaa modern world power the point of supporting independently dominating This amounts to a large that such full and lvelopment both relationships, the Soviet a German reunification since Europe. loomed and feared by the risk for the Russian leaders responsible participation by that since the strength of its suspicion of a strong Bonn will anchor the would mean |tern allies and the Soviet Germany economy, c u 11 technology and centuries comes of from wars, Germans so tightly to the West that they will feel no dominance by Bonn and the formation of a potential All in reasons, none of all, for various the World fur mitifkr timiili dtp*" e powers also expect u n a k e s nationalistic and ethnic world rival. War II allies are willing at unavoidable for need to follow the Bonn government to West ! re increasing influence in 1st Europe, and later Germany to exercise major influence in Eastern Europe disputes and struggles for economic dominance. and cultural aggresssive policies mark their past. Another element in the that Although the West, including the United States, this moment to allow too strong a German influence or too large a German SOUNDsationa loughout the continent, now that some animosities These traditional fears are publicly supports the goal growth. Stereo L.P. American strategy is to Itly as a result of the have been put to rest. also held by the western place Germany in so |scow summit and The Russian concern is allies, particularly the dependent an intertwined Icently negotiated traditional as well as being French, who were invaded position with the rest of nents involving the rooted in Moscow's need to three times by Germany in FIREWORKS DISPLAY DISCOUNTS Western Europe as to be I areas of Germay. maintain as much the last century. dominance as possible over incapable of exercising a phe Soviets opened the The United States is the fully independent option. ir to this by moving to the Eastern European least concerned of the four July 3, 9:30 P.iVI. The Soviet plan, on the Iter nations as they continue to ■•many relations with West because they were show signs of acting more World War II allies about a stronger West Germany, and other hand, is expected to IN THE BACK PARKING LOT (now thru Sunday) call for applying as much American officials have taken pressure as possible on West the lead in Germany while keeping (Rain date-July 4th) strengthening the Bonn |o//y within the new relationships schedule government incorporating it into the general Western and security worked out recently. The Russians are also lansiiig mall system. \y welfare anxious to keep their East Saginaw at Elm wood However, American German allies from being "the center of things" officials acknowledge the submerged by the Bonn Students are asked to Union. Edwards, a veteran fears held by France, government and, therefore, lend a rally sponsored by of the recent Children's England and even the will continue working for I Michigan Welfare Rights March for Survival in Soviet Union are more international LIEBERMANN'S Bganization Friday, in Washington D.C., represents legitimate. In fact, the U.S. respectability for the social workers concerned determination to give West Communist government in Jnsing. Welfare recipients and with inadequacies in the From South America... our ■porters from all over present welfare system. Jhigan will celebrate the Other speakers will Inding i anniversary of the of the National ■fare Rights Organization include Bill Glenn, senior citizens representative from Grand Rapids, The Campers GAUCH0 POUCH Bh a picnic at 11 a.m. at ltter Park, followed by a Irch to the Capitol at 130 p.m. COMPACT REFRIGERATOR Pro Shop in rugged leather RENTALS leading the list of Bakers will be Ozzie prards, vice president of -SLEEPING BAGS I Social Services Workers -BACKPACKS -SUPPLIES -BOOTS -TENTS RAUPP Campfitters Fashioned of mellow leather that's soft as a glove but tough as a saddle bag. 12" wide, 12" deep with two REDUCED PRICES ON compartments under the flap. Each PITCHERS OF one has natural markings that make it individual as a finger print. Choose FIRST TAKE WINE COOLERS camel or charcoal. Roberta Flack TONIGHT EVERYDAY ( liceli (ill Our PEOPLE I lit Stereo 11 bums Dance or listen to this terrific band tonight thru Sat. II oolro low discount juiced the stables 2843 E. Grand River 351-1200 East Lansing-209 E. Grand River , WOOLCO MERIDIAN MALL Downtown 107 S. Washington - 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Jnn^o STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 With A State News Classified Ad - 355-8255 Automotive A utomotive FRANKLY SPEAKING ly Phil Frank For Rent For Rent classified ads get DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION. 1963 VWSQUAREBACK 1967. Body and mechanics in very good Apartments Apartments condition. Many extras. $950 results Rambler station wagon. Excellent rubber, good body, or best offer. Call 355-6589. ONE OR two bedroom BEECHWOOD APARTMENTS. $75. Call Ted. 351-7969. 3-28-72 furnished mobile homes. $25 2 bedroom, furnished. From PHONE 355-8255 3-6-30 - $30 per week. Quiet and $150. Carpeted, air VOLVO 144, 4 door sedan. 347 Student Services Bldg. peaceful on a lake. 10 conditioned. Courtesy bus to DODGE 1966. 2 door hardtop, Excellent condition. $1400. minutes to campus. 393-5883 or 882 9808 after campus. 351-9564. 5-6-30 V - 8, automatic, tape deck. 641 6601. 0-6-30 •AUTOMOTIVE 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 Studded snows. $495. Scooters & Cycles 351-4039.3-6-30 LARGE THREE bedroom. Parts & Service Aviation DODGE CHALLENGER 1971, 1965 engine. BEETLE Guaranteed by with rebuilt Utilities included. Good campus location. Fireplace. YES.. .two Red, Black vinyl roof. Air garage.355-0746. X-5-7-3 •EMPLOYMENT conditioned, power brakes, Call 351-2629. 3-7-3 johns per •FOR RENT steering. Call Cal 676-5347. 1965 BLUE MUSTANG 289, TWO ROOMMATES Apartments 3-7-3 V8, condition. automatic. Good $175. 353-3654. Meadowbrook Trace - apartment! Houses $66/month. Call John, IMPALA 1970 c i coupe. 2-6-30 Rooms 393-7319. 10-7-17 ROOMMATE SERVICE •FOR SALE Summer Rent Rates BURCHAM 1366. duplex. Animals Scooters & Cycles 2 FRANDOR near, 2~bedn bedroom, unfurnished except Mobile Homes stove and refrigerator. Can be unfurnished.' Avai MAVERICK immediately. Carp*,*, •Lost & Found furnished. Prefer 3 quiet male WATER'S EDGE conditioned and sedan, low mileage, clean, grad students, $57.50 each, and $ 1 70. •PERSONAL Phone stick, 6 cylinder, call plus utilities. 332-3161. RIVER'S EDGE •PEANUTS PERSONAL 355-2840 evenings. 3-6-28 1-6-28 next to Cedar Village REALTY, 482.I« •REAL ESTATE 332-4432 482-0571 or HONDA 1970. CL350, $675. 4-6-30 •RECREATION MERCURY 1965. Monterey, SUMMER APARTMENTSS for Call 351-2241, 9-11 «.m. SUMMER RENTAL, 2, 3 and 4 •SERVICE automatic, power steering, 5-7-7 emww&to**/ *#*}*/* JJUSM MM rent. One block from GIRL NEEDED to inar, AM/FM radio. Breezeway. man. Starting at $120. with 2 other Instruction campus. Large one bedroom - 351-9036. 3-6-28 girl,. ^ Back window. Excellent $140. Two bedroom, $160 - HONDA 350. Transmission, A uto Service & Parts utilities. Imnn( Typing Service running condition. Very little For Rent $180. Furnished. Air. occupancy. Call 351j engine completely rebuilt, MSU AREA, Okamos. 1 •TRANSPORTATION rust. Call after 5 p.m. 351-0982. 2-6-30 2-6-30 1 not broken in. If you want a bedroom furnished and 882-2204. 2-6-30 •WANTED FOREIGN CAR PARTS. REFRIGERATORS mechanically bike at a new WEST unfurnished, heat included, ' used price this is it. $525. CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 FREEZERS - DISHWASHERS. - WANTED, single girl to men ,0r •• MUSTANG air conditioned, modern, call lu*» RATES'* 1966, 8 cylinder, East Kalamazoo Street 1 mile ESCHTRUTH APPLAINCES, share expenses of Mobile bedroom. Own 393-5883 or 882-9808 after 349 1607. 5-7-3 engine good, 351-9056 after West of campus. 487-5055. 315 South Bridge, Grand home. 485-7800. 372-3518. 484-5280 after 6 p.m. 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 6:30 P.M. 3-7-3 C-6-30 2-6-30 Ledge. 627-2191. X-5-6-30 FURNISHED STUDIO for 1 or WORDS No._DAYS NEAR _ MUSTANG 1970. Boss 302 with '63 HONDA 300 dream - super 2. Utilities paid. Summer CAMPUS, 6 be FURNISHED APARTMENT apartment.' 4 on the floor. Radio, yellow condition, must sacrifice. Can Employment $85. also need roommate for rate. 251 Sparten. Phone Summer/$300 Furn I nil gsj z£i '££i sss paint. Black stripes. 1 owner. be seen 233 River Street at No. 302 after 5 p.m. 1-6-28 2 bedroom, 371-2255. 2 6-30 332-6078. 3-6-28 351-0997. 2-6-30 Fall EBuaaaaaiBE Actual miles. 2 year G.W. MODELS WANTED for Massage $9.50/month. No deposit. All TWO BEDROOM. % baths. One Parlor. Potential up to $10 an Inn ggjESi gBfncrc $2295. CURTIS warranty. FORD OF WILLIAMSTON. HONDA 1966 - Scrambler equipment guaranteed. Call block from campus. Will rent BAY COLONY APARTMt hour. Contact CEASAR'S 1 and 2 655-2133. 2-6-30 250cc. $200. Call Pete at RETREAT MASSAGE NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-30 SUMMER! room from 2 to 4 people at or bedroom, fun unfurnished, from 351-3050. 2-6-30 $40/month. MARMAX STUDIO. 1107 North Carpeted, air conditn gjj 123 ym OPEL KADETTE 1967, Just 1971 YAMAHA 350. Excellent Washington, Lansing. Phone APARTMENTS, 351-0745. swimming pool. Courte* EH Pd rrwn EHHI tuned. Good condition. New 484-4481. Part time per person 3628 or full to campus. 351-3211. condition, 332-4100. Best snow tires. Radio, heater. $400. 332-2825. 2-6-30 offer. 1-6-28 time. 7-7-5 *40 GIRL NEEDED for mobile DEADLINE INSTALL MY car deck, Apartments home. Laundry Facilities, HASLETT ARMS 2 bedroom, furnished. Apartr 1 P.M. one class day OPEL GT 1970. Excellent 1966 BSA 650 Lightening, new utilities paid. 351-6585. speakers. Make $10. Call $150. before publication. condition. Sharp yellow. Call flake paint, runs well, lots of John 482-5375. 1-6-28 TWO GIRLS for 4 - man. 2 3-6-28 Carpeted, extras, 351-2575 after 5 p.m. bedroom, baths -2 condition, close 337-0825 after 5 p.m 5-7-3 C ancellations/Cor- rections - 12 noon one PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER . 5-7-7 ALCOA, 8 men needed, Meadowbrook Call Bobbie, Trace. $50. 373-3528 *50 NEAR MSU. Duplex, 3 bedroom, carpet, refrigerator, 332-3843. 5-6-3U evenings and Saturdays. between 1 6 p.m. 3-6-28 19 7 2 650 BONNEVILLE,5 - class day before 1968. 383, 4 speed, blue, Don't work for $2 to $3 an stove, air conditioned. Phone Hoiuw black interior. 355-6166. speed, also bike trailer, both hour, if your are worth more, 351 7026. 3-6 28 publications. mint condition, must sell! EVERGREEN ARMS 3-6-30 489-3494. C per person FEMALE ROOMMATE Apartments. 2 « The State News will be responsible only for the PINTO 1971. 3 door - run¬ Call 337-1569. 1-6-28 CLERICAL. 4:30 - 9 p.m. $3.25 furnished, bedroom, from $150. $70 2 - man apt. UNIVERSITY and 2 TERRACE. bedroom, furnished. 1 for prefer gorgeous house, graduate about. 4 cylinder engine. 4 1969 KAWASAKI A7SS, 350 Carpeted, air conditioned. From $150. Carpeted, air first day's incorrect per hour. Phone 882-2425. 489-1164 after 6 p.m. speed. Radio. 1 owner. Blue fine bike, must sell. ($425), Close to campus. 332-8295. insertion. Own transportation. 2-6-30 Free Roommate Service conditioned, close to campus. paint, blue vinyl interior. 2 337-2737. 1-6-28 5-6-30 337-9341. 5-6-30 ROOM IN house ' on Fair All students ads must be year G.W. warranty, $1695. COOK. EXPERIENCED in grill, NEWLY REMODELED 1 and 2 $50 a month. 372-i CURTIS FORD of 1967 BSA 500. Must sell. Best broiler and steam table. ONE GIRL needed for 2-6-30 WILLIAMSTON. 655-2133. offer. Call Zeke, 351-7505. Exoellant opportunity for bedroom apartments. Stove, WATER'S EDGE apartment next to campus. 2-6-30 r«f r igerator and air __2-6-30 permanent part time work. 332-4432. 0-5-6-30 No conditioning. Close to APARTMENTS 1972 KAWASAKI Bitftorn, low Sundays or holidays. RAMBLER 1966, new Good wages and fringe Community College and ONE MAN NEEDED FOR mileage, excellent condition. downtown Lansing. From 1050 Water's Edge Drive Automotive transmission. Good tires. Serious benefits. JIM'S TIFFANY APARTMENT NEXT TO ROOM AND board avail* Veryclean. 63,000 miles. inquiries only. $155 per month. Please all PLACE, downtown Lansing. Next to Cedar Village CAMPUS. 332-4432. O-6-30 ULREY CO-OP, 505 M ALFA Phone 482-4982 351-7989. 2-6-28 487-3771. 2-6-30 ROMEO 1970. Spider or Phone Angie, 489-1196 for 482-7210. 3-6-28 GIRLS 332-5095. 3 7-3 Veloce and 1969 1300 GT. appointment. 3-6-30 332 - 4432 - SPACIOUS furnished 1970 HONDA CB350. Excellent MARIGOLD 349-3602 between 6 - 7:30 apartment, 4 blocks to MSU. THUNDERBIRD 1966. Needs condition, $550. Including 2 ROOMS AVAILABLE a! p.m. B-2-6-30 PART TIME summer APARTMENTS TWO MALE roommates needed Available for summer. $50 some body work, but helmets. Call 351-8825. House. Doubles, employment with 711 Burcham - 911 Marigold for 4 man apartment. Very each, and fall $60/month. AUSTIN HEALEY 1958. 100 otherwise in excellent 3-6-30 Singles. $140. PARAGON PRODUCTS, Large deluxe furnished one close to campus. Two 332-6163, 4 - 6p.m. 6-7-3 6. Best offer. 353-6495 or condition, $595. Call bedroom apartments. Now 351-4490. 2-6-30 INC. Automobile required. bathrooms, 337-1863 after 6 p.m. 3-7-3 HONDA 1971, CB350 $625. leasing. Summer rates tl30 carpeting, air 349-4886 after 5 p.m. 3-6-30 For information. 351-5800. ONE MAN NEEDED for 4 man. Excellent condition. Call and up. Call 337-7328 for conditioning. Fall - Spring. NEED ONE man, for Air, pool. $90/term. BUICK 1962 LeSabre, some rust VOLKSWAGEN' KARMANN 351-7275 after 7:30 P.M. _ C:5-6-30 appointment. 351-0372. 5-6 30 351-0735. 3-6-30 room. Kitchen, laui good GHIA convertible 1971. 3-6-28 WAITRESS, PART full time. facilities, $40 otherwise, $225. or OKEMOS, 1 bedroom furnished. PENNSYLVANIA 332-3134. 3-7-3 11,000 miles. AM radio and Must be NORTH, Near campus. 351- neat and $150 per month. Call PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, upstairs furnished apartment. stereo tape player. Excellent experienced. Apply at 2-6-30 349-4157. 6-7-3 North. Furnished. 1 CAMARO 1970% Gold, floor condition. $2295. Call Aviation DRUAR'S, 415 East 1 bedroom. $100 monthly. Summer rate. Includes bedroom, utilities paid. LOVELY F URNISHE shift, 307 26,500. Radio, 485-1397. 3-7-3 Saginaw. 4-6-28 GIRL. PARTIALLY furnished, Available July 5th. , LEARN TO FLY! Complete utilities. No pets. 351-3969. bedroom house, tires. Will sacrifice. 355-2884. two bedroom, own room. $150/month 0-4-6-30 plus deposit. 3-7-3 VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Low flight training. All courses are MAINTENANCE MAN needed $85. Capitol Villa, 351-8117. Stoddard, $170/mont 627-5454. 2-6-28 mileage, clean, government and VA certified. for house.' Close. Free room. September 15, plus uti must sell, 2-6-30 TWO $795. 332-8054. 3-7-3 FRANCIS AVIATION. Call 337-9610. 2-6-28 BEDROOM, full bath, Available July 1. 349-15 CHEVELLE 1965, with 1971 completely furnished, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. EAST LANSING. 1 349-3604. 0-2-6-30 350 hp engine and 3 speed bedroom carpeted, central air, TV, North, furnished studio, C-6-30 MALE SUMMER SCHOOL automatic VOLKSWAGEN 1964, Good furnished. Very clean, washing. All utilities paid. utilities paid, private transmission, GRADUATES. Immediate SUMMER TERM. Womei tires and engine. Sunroof generous parking, security 372-6103. 3-6-28 radio. Body good. $625. Call entrance, $115/month, plus $250. 351-5576. 1-6-28 Auto Service & Parts openings with major locks. Air conditioning. share 4 bedroom house 694-1376. 3-6-30 deposit. Phone 627-5454. c o rr ope Carpeting. 351-8890 or each. After 6 p.m., 349- DUPLEX, FURNISHED. 2-6-28 REPLACE itionally in specialized 349-9152. 10-7-19 1364-66 Snyder Road, 1-6-28 CHEVROLET PICKUP 1953, VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Radio, AND REPAIR market. WORN Starting income Runs well, some oil. Good heater, good condition, $450. OUT Automotive $1000 bedroom, 1, 2 bedroom. ADAMS STREET. Married per month. We are NEED ONE man for 2 man. Available LANSING, EAST side. Red tires, body. 351-5576. 1-6-28 332-8951. 3-7-3 parts at HEIGHT'S WORLD now. Call couple. Unfurnished, nice 3 OF selective but qualified $60/month. All for summer. 3 rates AUTO PARTS. utilities. 349-4157.6-7-3 rooms and bath. persons can have a rewarding Deposit needed. Clean 485-2276. C-1-6-28 Close to campus. 332-6275. career. Send resume to Box B required. IV2-1772. 3-6-30 convenient. Call, 372-1 CLASSIC 1949 FORD. Panel VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Named 2-6-30 CASA DEL SOL. truck, good "Blue". Needs VW GUARANTEED repair. - 2, State News. 3-6-28 3-7-3 running new owner - DISTINCTIVELY new, 1 ONE TO TWO bedroom condition. $250. 337-0631. who will touch it up. Sun - RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at NEAR POTTERS park. bedroom unfurnished MODELS. UP to $10 per hour. apartments - duplex. Summer WANTED, WOMAN to 2-6-30 roof, radial tires. Well cared Okemos Road 349-9620. Furnished. Efficiency apartments. Central air for mechanically. 694-2408. Fashion or figure. CYCLOPS only, $150. After 6 p.m. farm house in Okj __C-6-30 STUDIOS. 220 Albert. $80/month includes conditioning, dishwasher, 332-? 1J00._t7:3 349-2723 af ter 6 p.m. * 3-6-28 everything. 489-6991. 3-7-3 MSU and _ CORVAIR, 1966 Monza. $100. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair 332-0573. C-6-30 near close to major Call Tom, 337-9967, after 5. buslines. Call 351-9020 or LARGE. TWO party furnished work on Volkswagen, bugs, COUPLE WANTED for 2-6-30 VOLKSWAGAN 1966. Clean. 3 BEDROOM furnished drop by and see model. 7-7-7 efficiency, air conditioned, Must sell. 351-5092 after 3 buses, or Ghias. GRAND SINGLE GIRL to live in close furnished house lind apartment. Summer only. to campus. Leases RIVER CITGO. 1054 East country home and care for 3 catl). Open nowl P.m. 2-6-30 $175,332-1617.2-6-30 EAST starting Fall, $154, CORVAIR 1965, Good Grand River. 351-9274. LANSING, studio young children. 484-4422, 484-0585, 351-1610. 0-6-30 332-0112, 1 - 6 p.m. condition. Must sell. Moving. C-6-30 apartment, utilities included, 372-1031 for appointment. $225. 372-4321. 3-6-28 VOLKSWAGEN 1971. Super WOMEN, OWN room, furnished, air conditioning, pool. Call 0-6-30 Beetle. Convertible. AM/FM, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East $50/month, utilities paid. 337-1621 anytime. 10-7-14 Across from campus, 117 undercoating, immaculate. Kalamazoo Street Since RN LPN You or withmedication . . . Louis Street. Call 332-0369. New. Was $3,115, best offer 1940. Complete auto course. Full time 11 p.m. to 2-6-30 PRINCETON ARMS over $1950. New car ordered painting and collision service. 7:30 a.m. shift. Provincial Apartment. 1 bedroom, deserve this week. 626-6880. 3-6-30 485-0256. C-6-30 House Whitehills. East Lansing, Phone 332-5061 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED furnished or unfurnished, from $125. Carpeted, air lower Monday through Friday 9 to mobile home efficiency. conditioned, swimming pool. CUjpcbmgfjam Close to campus. 351-3373. 5. 6-7-10 Courtesy bus to campus. auto Reasonable. 1-6-28 351-1647. 5-6-30 insur¬ has it poel . . . heated Head for the Woods! UNIVERSITY VILLA Apartments. 2 bedroom, ance furnished. From $150. rates. airconditioning and all Burcham Woods, that is - a Carpeted, air conditioned. Close to campus. 332-2189. 4620 S. HAGADORN complex of furnished studio, 5-6-30 Just North of Mt. Hope 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom So here *Luxury apartments completely furnished apartments. they are! with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture for summer and fall * Ample parking Heated pool FREE Each unit has dishwasher, garbage disposal, SENTRY HAS JUST LOWERED ITS AUTO RATES. FIND OUT WHAT central air conditioning. Optional bars NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER ROOMMATE MADE TO ORDER *3 parking spaces per unit PROTECTION ABOUT AT LESS ... THAN YOU THOUGHT. IS ALL COST *Giant heated pool, recreation Studio - $129/mth. SERVICE rooms and 1 bedroom — $149/mth. private balconies. 2 bedroom — $169/mth. Don Sakowski 676-1930 The 2 bedroom units start at $60/month Call Larry Scott at 351-7166 for per man ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES SUMMER RENT information 3 - 6 - 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE BURCHAM WOODS MO &-SENTRY MANAGEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY: 745 Burcham ^INSURANCE AMUTUAL ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. 351-3118 332-4432 COMPANY SUITE 411 if EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN no answer call 484-4014 48823 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 28, 1972 17 for Rent For Rent For Sale Lost & Found Houses tn'ONE orblock, two girl* for from NICELY Houses FURNISHED. Kitchen CAMERA REPAIR Service. Still and motion done locally. Free picture. Work estimates. HE LP I DIAMOND wedding ring lost I.M. poolside, REWARD, Call 355-6072. 3-6-28 Plamondon released privileges, free parking, .ir Fast, guaranteed service. 1924. 3-7-3 after 22 months in jail 351 WILCOX •futilities paid. 372-6103! SECOND HAND STORE, 509 East Michigan. LOST: ONE Airedale, black and tan. And one mutt, gold. IVfT OR F«"- Ne,r 485-4391. C-5-6-30 Vicinity of Collingwood and £L, Furniihed, parking. Grand River, 332-1060. ■ ,.8903 evanlnga, For Sale FISHER TX-50, Kenwood 2-6-30 Ikends. 3-6-28 KA2002 amplifiers, QS-1 DETROIT (UPI) — Lawrence "Pun" Plamondon, the accused bomber of a Central Intelligence Agency Supreme Court dismissed a marijuana possession charge, GUN SHOW. Julvl7T7o Sansui synthesizer. Sears LOST: CHILD'S pet, Irish - (CIA) hugged his friend and fellow defendant in the 1968 CIA - 5 Coldspot mini-refrigerator. office in Ann Arbor, was set free on $55,000 bond Tuesday bombing case. Ir'sTREET. 4 bedroom., a.m. p.m. on Ruess Road. Collie, 70 lbs., orangish; ^ tLr only. $166 plus 1/4 miles North of M Pwry. Deeler tables $5 - 78 Call Tom, 351-1649. 5-6-30 white feet, chest; tags. He is after serving 22 months in various jails across the state. "After three years, we are finally back to full strength," Fritv dopo.lt. 675-5262. d«V, $7.50 both days for 8' per BIKE, SCHWINN girl's missed. Call 351-2048 or 372-1910, ask for Kathy. Plamondon, upon release from federal custody at the federal said Sinclair. "The government has used its strategy to take 26". building here, said he did not care if the government people off the street to scare them. But we are out on the table. General admission $1 Good condition. 1-6-28 Baskets, dropped the bombing case against him or not. He said he street again." ■drOOM house near Mt. or $2 per family. New tires. $40. 355-3155 would win either way. ■ Also Sinclair said "The only way the government could win and Cedar, Antique Flea Market and before 10 p.m. S-6-30 The U.S. Supreme Auction on grounds. Court ruled June 20 that wiretap was by shooting us or keeping us in for life." j, $160, plu. gat. Watch evidence used in the case was illegal because Civil War buff, the procedure Plamondon said he plans to continue his work for [l-W I 3-7-3 and firing mu.ket. Call 485-2865 cannon SANSUI 5000 receiver and Handicapped child's pet. had not been authorized by the courts. legalization of marijuana and his antiwar efforts. He also reververation amplifier. Akai Answers to the name, U.S. Attorney Ralph Guy Jr., chief prosecutor in the "furnished room., 5-6-30 auto-reverse model 200-D "Porker". 351-0909. 2-6-30 said he would speak out against prison conditions. se, Grove Street reel-reel deck. Pioneer SX-82 case, has not revealed whether the government will pursue Calling himself a "political prisoner," Plamondon said he the charge. Guy said the government either must disclose was able to relate better to inmates because he could |0/month. 351-0997. TEN SPEED. European stereo receiver. PEN TAX LOST: LARGE black, tan dog, the centerpull brakes, airpump. SPECIALS. Spotmatic F2, "huckleberry" Call Frank wiretap log to the defense or dismiss the charges. articulate their feelings. Two month, old. 351-9145 super multi-coated 7x35 337-2353, 337-9814. 2-6-30 Upon his release, Plamondon was greeted by several Besides the bombing and conspirdfcy to bomb charge, liiSHED, 436 Park Lane. 3 1-6-28 binoculars. (2) members of the Rainbow People's Party, an outgrowth of Plamondon faces a charge of illegal possession of a Honeywell loom, available now. Call 202-A slaves complete in REWARD $50.00 for return of the white panthers. concealed weapon in St. Ignace in the Upper Peninsula. At P4157. 6-7-3 50 USED SEWING machines, bittco aluminum case. Over my Raleigh 10 speed taken John Sinclair, who was recently released from State the time of his arrest in July, 1970, he was on the FBI's $9.95 and up. Consoles and 800 8-track tapes. Over 1200 from Kresge, Tuesday. Call Prison of Southern "ten most wanted" list. Michigan at Jackson after the Michigan BEDROOM furniihad. See portables, Zig - Zag and used LP's. WILCOX Kirby. 332-3290. 1-6-28 lytime, 627 Evergreen. straight stichers. Also, used SECOND HAND STORE, I1*B WHAT'S A VftYVY Jmmer rate/$180. Also, vacuum cleaners. $3.50 up. 509 East Michigan. _____ le Fall. 3-6-28 ELECTRO GRAND, 804 485-4391. BankAmericard, Personal BPMNGl - East Michigan, Master Charge, Layaway. 8 Fee Pending trustee vote Lansing. (IMATE FOR 3 man. Hour. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - PREGNANT? WE understand, - and/or Fall. $53. Saturday, 9-12 noon. C-6-30 Saturday. C-6-30 call us. Pregnancy i8. 3-6-28 Counseling, 372-1560. ONE WEEK left on store *7de 10 SPEED BRAND new Raleigh __O-6-30 (Continued from page 1) |ATE ROOM In country inventory clearance sale. Parlament. $115. Call RAZOR Announcements for It's Green Earth Food Co - op will that there was a question of ■ne behind Frandor. No MARSHALL MUSIC 655-1408 before noon. 3-7-3 CUTS, styling, What's Happening must be begin open store hours this whether this tax would be a "I don't think the 351-1043. 3-6-28 C-1-6-28 straightening and coloring. received in the State News PIRGIM group thought this Sunday, 7-9 p.m. at the UNION BUILDING separate collection of just KALAMAZOO SOLID body office, 341 Student Services Evergreen basement. Come buy whole thing through very I WANTED BARBER SHOP. C-6-28 an increase in the student to .hare house. ESCAPEIII VISIT CURIOUS bass guitar. Good condition. Bldg., by noon one class day grains and extras. carefully when they decided ; occupancy. Call, BOOK SHOP for used Call, 485-9329. 2-6-30 before publication. No government tax. to FREE. A lesson in go through ASMSU "We have never had an ||.2070. 3-6-30 . . paperbacks, announcements will be accepted The MSU Promenaders will be hardbacks, complexion care. Call instead of the board," science fiction and comicslll ELECTRIC STEEL guitar, solid by phone. No announcements dancing tonight. Come join us increase in the ASMSU tax 484-4519, East Michigan or Hekhuis said. 541 East Grand River, below walnut, embossed plastic top, will be and learn square, round and folk I don't know if that Rooms 485-7197. Lansing Mall. accepted outside the greater for events so "The trustees aren't Paramount News. 332-0112. amplifier, case. $250. Lansing area. dancing, at 7 p.m. in the would have to be approved MERLE NORMAN governed 4-7-5 655-3738, 9-4 p.m. 2-6-30 Women's IM. It's fun! by the ASMSU ■ LEFT, own room, $50, COSMETICS STUDIOS. The ASMSU by the board or not," constitution and PIRGIM C-6-30 Legal Aid Dept. Buckner said. "The jme comforts UPRIGHT PIANO Grinnell will have ' Meet with the MSU Soaring was just dodging the issue if BIKE 26" men's Vista 10 speed, - a lawyer available from amendment to our fluded, 351-0645. 1-6-28 2 months old. $80. Heavy Bros. Walnut finish, very 1 to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday Club, win a free flight, and see a they thought they could get chain and lock, $10. good condition. $300. Phone Peanuts Personal afternoon during the summer film at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 constitution specifically around that," Hekhuis $47.50 per month, 351-4506. 2-6-30 655-3738, 9-4 p.m. 2-6-30 term. MSU students wishing Union. says that ASMSU cannot added. to September 15. Call appointments are asked to check use the (PIRGIM) money at b-1074. 2-6-30 REGENT ECHOPLEX, (P.A. accessory) with the ASMSU Business The joint officer committee of all" CLARINET, $10; Weight lifting set (1V4lb. - 25 like new, used very little, Office, 307B Student Services the MSU Veterans Assn. will Buckner said that one of |E ONLY. Summer B/month. Include, Jrigerator. Clean, quiet, utilities, lb.) $12; lawn rooler, $10; electric, excellent working clothes dryer $55. GOYA 485-7954. 3-7-3 F-12 guitar. Perfect Real Estate Bldg., or call 3S3-06S9. The Divine Light Mission will meet American Center. at 6 p.m. All today at the Legion Memorial officers and the problems of amending the ASMSU constitution as PIRGIM did is that the Van Tassell Jpeted. FREE parking. Call 332-2660.2-6-30 condition. Best offer. EAST LANSING. 2 bedroom, hold meetings at 7:30 p.m. committee heads with chair constitution can then be (Continued from page 1) e between 7 - 9 p.m. 393-5883 or 882-9808 after Thursday and July 6 in 30 materials are asked to attend. Eekdavs. 351-0473. 0-6-30 basement, attic, fenced lot. amended against the group 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 Union, for information of the COLONIAL, RED plaid couch. at any The decision climaxed $19,000. 351-0147. 3-6-28 ultimate, cosmic knowledge of time. Very good condition, $45. over two years of appeals |mOS - OWN room, God's ineffable Name. All veterans are urged to "There were three 351-0580. 1-6-28 YOU CAN SEE the savings with ning pool, cooking, Meditation on the Holy Name attend the MSU Veterans Assn. amendments to our which followed a ig. Prefer Graduate quality glasses from Recreation channels peace and harmony meeting at 7 p.m. today in the constitution just last term recommendation by the FOR SALE. 1963 VW bus, OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 American Legion Memorial Hall lent. 349-3966. 3-7-3 excellent conditon; 1967 East Michigan Avenue. UNION BOARD into the world. and who's to say that they Dept. of Natural Science Ad summer flights. (behind Arby's and the bus Hoc Committee on Karmann Ghia, new engine; 372-7409. C-6-30 Hours 1 - 4 p.m. Late June, (PIRGIM) won't be ||E SUMMER, room, one Honda 305 cycle, new July, and August flights still Service staion), East Lasning, to discuss and amended later on," Buckner Reappointment and Tenure :o campus, $55/month. plan summer and fall that Van engine, many extras; chairs, TELECASTER BASS guitar, available. 353-9777. C-6-30 said. Tassell not be I80. 3-7-3 sofa. See at 409 Ann Street, new. $200 or make offer. "If the group had gone rehired. ^E. KITCHEN, laundry TV East Lansing between 4 - 8 Call, 349-9318. 3-6-30 Service Typing Service directly to the trustees and Emanuel Hackel, p.m. 2-6-30 chairman of the . Furni.hed, clo*e. Rick Raines will present gotten approval, no one WATER BEDS. GREAT for department, said in October i). Call 337-9610. 2-6-30 EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad IBM THESIS typing. For introductory lectures on could change that except COLUMBIA MEN's 3 speed. summer, all sizes. 1971 that official reasons students, reliable, references. sample, call Mary Martha transcendental meditation at 4 the board," Buckner added. Like new. $50. Phone Guaranteed. From $9.50. for Van Tassel's |MS MEN. 2 block, from 351-0646. 2-6-30 351-0717. 3-6-28 Call 349-1005 or 349-2781. Lippincott, 489-6479. and 8 p.m. Thursday in 104B If the board of trustees firing us. Furni.hed, carpeted, Free estimates. C-6-30 X-2-6-28 Wells Hall. All are invited. does not approve the including what he t a 1 1 e d ting, and laundry criteria being written by the lities. Call MOVING, WING - back Sofa, FENDER BANDMASTER INTERIOR AND Sign has begun for Union "unprofessional conduct, Dave, EXTERIOR - up Office of Student Affairs at fl-2103. dresser, baby carrier, antique rocker, needs repair. amplifier. condition. 2-6-30 337-0219. Good painting. Experience, Transportation Board's summer flea market its July 21 meeting, the deficiency in standards of ordinary performance and references. Free estimates. July 8. Sign up from 8 a.m. to 484-8242. 2-6-30 next unfair treatment of . CLEAN, quiet, close, 337-2748. 3-7-3 RIDE' NEEDED to Harper noon and 1 to 5 p.m. any day in possible date for some o cooking. After 6 TWO PORTABLE stereos. 1, the Activities Office, Union. approval would be the students." Woods - Detroit every BICYCLES, TOP quality, new $35. 1, $100. |m. 351-0631. 3-7-3 10 speeds. Good prices. GRADUATE ASSISTANT weekend. Call Ray, September 15 board 3-6-28 available tutor math or to 353-6970, 353-4516. 2-6-30 Coffee, corn, discussion, meeting. Van Tassell denied the 351-3373. 1-6-28 BE TO Union and french. Call 355-6071 or sounds, Jesus Christ, alternative "I doubt very much .tore., SCHWINN 10 speed men's, all charges and claimed that 353-7120. 1-6-28 coffee house opens at 9 p.m. ftglt,or hot plate cooking. No whether the business office they were "based on pets. Summer rate. GIBSON GSS - 100 amplifier, accessories. Excellent Wanted Saturday on the off campus could prepare for the misconceptions about me head booster amplifier. 3 condition. $69. 485-8302. B418. 2-6-30 TV, HI-FI Repairs. Recorders, corner of Hagadorn Road and collection of the tax by fall bottoms, $375 negotiable. 3-6-28 DON'T FORGET blood comes that have nothing to do with radios. Dependable, low Shaw Lane. 489-7128. 1-6-28 SAVE. 351-6680. from people. Save a life. Give term registration if the my teaching, research and |RGE FINISHED WRNISHED basement room Animals rates. 0-5-6-30 blood. Professional donors The MSU Flying Club (Winged board doesn't make its public service." MOVING SALE - Furniture, compensated. MICHIGAN 1 good house with grad Spartans) invites all pilots and ■udents. Appliances, AM/FM radio, 35 FREE BLACK labrador. TV FACTS now has an COMMUNITY BLOOD everyone interested in learning Private entrance. mm camera, clothing etc. all CENTER. 337-7183. C-6-30 Moving, must find good Entertainment Guide as well to fly to its introductory jO/month. For ■1-8162. 1-6-28 summer, day 7-1-72. 825 N. Walnut Lansing. 2-6-30 home. 4 year spayed female. Good watchdog, gentle with FOR as a Shopping Guide. C-6-30 QUALITY service METAL CANOE, in good meeting and ground school signup at 7 p.m. today in 34 Vote study unit to meet children. 332-6478. 1-6-28 on condition, and boy's Schwinn Union. J ROOM, furnished, share lichen with 9' x 12' NATIONAL tent, camp stereos. TV's and recorders. sting - ray bicycle. Call (Continued from page 1) man. Close. stove and folding shelves FREE KITTEN, 3 months old, THE STEREO SHOPPE. 487-3096. S The Women's Steering HO. 332-0202. 1-6-28 included, $75. Also, double female. Beautiful and clean. 337-1300. C-6-30 Committee will present its final and impartial source — anyone not on the nominations bunk house boat with trailer, 351-1307. 3-6-30 LANSING OR SURROUNDING committee." ^ FOR male student. $15 report at 8 p.m. Thursday in the $395. 487-0413. 2-6-30 townships. MSU instructor Gold Room, Union. All are Clyde Best, chairman of the Student Nominations |*lv. 627-5812, Parking. hislruclitni desires 2 bedroom house invited. Committee, questioned the need for an investigation of furnished or unfurnished election procedures. FOLK AND classical guitar starting August. Call The Free Store has * FOR man, across from opened "The election is over with," Best said. "It was legitimate, FREE. 2 completely de-clawed lessons. Call Christian, 351-8250 or Write: Box 455, this week. A meeting for anyone ion. 211% Grand River, we had a good turnout and I haven't had any appeals from SEWING MACHINE Clearance cats with shots. Also, 1 black 484-9164. 3-6-30 East Lansing, 48823. 5-7-5 interested in 5-6-30 working there will Sale. Brand new portable, and 1 black and white kitten. be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in any candidates." $49.95, $5 per month. Large 694-7001 after 6 p.m. 1-6-28 TWO ATTRACTIVE intelligent The task force probably will consist of six or eight Quonset 80. FURNISHED or selection of reconditioned ST. BERNARD puppies AKC, Typing Service personable vivacious 20 year members of the Academic Governance Committee, Burnished. Deposit and used machines. Singers, dew claws removed, shots, old girls seek interesting Councilman George A. including several student members, Reinoehl said. fences ►'and. Phone required. 122 West Whites, Necchis, New Home pedigree furnished. Will ANN BROWN: Typing and employment. Waitress and Colburn will hold office hours Though the task force will not stress investigation of the 482-4982. and "many others". $19.95 multilith offset printing. office experience. Tina and from 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday in election, it will request cooperation from a number of to $39.95. Terms. sacrifice, $85. 627-5661. Complete service for Mary, 351 -0102. 1-6-28 Room 203, City Hall. Visitors to 4-7-5 students who were involved in the development of election EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING dissertations, theses, City Hall after 5 p.m. must use J SHARE room In clean, COMPANY, 1115 North manuscripts, general typing. DRIVER NEEDED to take car the east (Park Lane) entrance. procedures, Reinoehl said. "We will be looking at past elections with an idea of how |iet house. Cooking, close. Washington, 489-6448. UNUSUAL KITTENS, free to IBM. 22 years experience. to Washington, D.C. early fmm®r term. $100. C-4-6-30 good homes. Cream, tiger, 349-0850. July. 353-7791, 351-5682. not to repeat past mistakes," he added. C-6-30_ People interested in helping [5-8836. 0-6-30 3M^210;J-6-28 COMPLETE THESES service. 3-7-3 the petition drive to make East The review should be completed late in July, he said. Hj.u'3 L-'Od 922 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. 6 MONTH OLD Sealpoint Discount printing. IBM Lansing a sanctuary for draft s Michigan Avenue. 1 Tanks, canisters and uprights. Siamese kitten. WANTED: MUSIC lover for resisters are invited to an Coll ingtoooti Female 1 Jdroom, |jvir»flr00m, bath. Guarnateed 1 full year. $7.88 351-1122. 3-6-28 typing and binding of organization meeting at 8 p.m. Be ujjj Jivate ">n thly. entrance. No parking, $75 and up. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. DENNIS theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner Thursday in 528 West Fee Hall. uk> T1 y ■wiite Brody, 332-1248. 316 North Cedar, opposite Mobile Homes M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationary Shop. City Market. C-4-6-30 Cedar Greens means ml • J |E STUDENTS. 1970 HORIZON SUNRISE Call SERVICES, COPYGRAPH 337-1666. has JJU 1 f, bM oneble, quiet, clean. Near Furnished, ANTIQUES: OUTDOOR Antique Flea Market. July 1, PARK. Ewellent condition. 2 bedroom, fully carpeted, 0^6-30 a pool,airconditioning 1 Parking. 332-3094. 2. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ruess 24,000 BTU air conditioner, TYPING WANTED in my home. and everything else partially furnished. Pool y|] Road, 154 miles North of M - privileges. Must sell. Phone Phone Mr. Brown, 484-5765, 1135 Michigan Ave. - next to Brody I LANSING. Male student, 78, Perry. Dealers space $2 anytime. 6-7-7 625-7375. 5-7-3 [«'•"9. room, refrigerator, per day, auction on grounds •Units for students and married couples for ED2-5791. 2-6-28 Sunday July 2 only. Starts at TYPING THESES and letters, 10' 50' 1963 BUDDY. summer and fall. 10 a.m. 15% commission to etc. Rapid, accurate service. Skirted, 54 mile from campus. sell your items. Call Experienced. 393-4075. * All units carpeted and furnished with 485-2865. 5-6-30 337-0947 after 2 p.m. 3-6-30 C-6-30 distinctive furniture 'THIN6S i've learned after •Each unit has garbage disposal, it ua5 too late " and individual air contitioning •Giant swimming pool and private balconies •Full - time resident manager for any problems •Two man units with plenty of parking Never argae with the cat One bedroom units start at $85/month per man FOR pings I've Learned "er It Was Too Late next door. 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