"Honor . . . F riday . Thy Father," a new MICHIGAN Portly . book by Gay Talese STATE STATE NEWS . . . Cloudy today with highs investigates the Mafia. See in the upper 70s or low 80s review on page 7. and a 10 per cent chance UNIVERSITY of rain. ume 65 Number 5 East Lansing, l\ JUSTICES VOTE 5-4 ASHINGTON (AP) igh - On a 5-4 court rules death and not leave it to juries to pick and penalty illegal the Supreme Court Thursday justices who took divergent views of the death penalty illegal as it is nhntthf iiWh*Cj should live and which convicted defendants the Eighth Amendment's prohibition -||y used in the United States of All four dissenters President Nixon. should die. were appointees against "cruel and unusual punishment." Death y. Justice William J. Brennan took the I nine justices filed separate and Also before recessing until October, position the death penalty "does not jmes conflicting or ambiguous the court rules 6-3 _ . -H Jr., said the One of them, Lewis F. ruling removed the Sen. Samel prosecuted that former U.S. Brewster, D - Md., can be comport with human dignity." Justice Thurgood Marshall found it "morally stirs m on sentences from some 600 charges that he unacceptable" and "excessive." Justice accepted a bribe to influence his William 0. Douglas said capital ners and nullifies the capital position on post office legislation. punishment is incompatible with -hment laws of 39 states. - ifically set aside by the decision And, in another 6-3 court gave the Justice Dept. ruling, the notions of "equal protection" of the laws. reactions a series of follow-up orders were to bar alien visitors authority who preach The decisive votes were cast by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS death sentences. anarchistic" or Marxist t there were suggestions in the doctrines. Justices Stewart and White. Stewart The case involved Ernest E. ions, mostly by Chief Justice Mandel, an said the death sentence is imposed Death row inmates in U.S. prisons internationally known Belgium upon " a carpiciously selected random n E. Burger and Justice Potter cheered and whooped when they Marxist, who sought a visa to lecture handful" of all defendants tried for art, that it would be possible for at colleges, universities and learned the Supreme Court had barred legislatures and Congress to enact conferences in the United States. capital crimes. White, meanwhile, said capital punishment. Their hopes were titutional death-penalty law. the death penalty is imposed so The capital punishment decision perhaps expressed by convicted rapist vidently, in order to be valid, a law probably the biggest one of the infrequently that it would be Lucious Jackson Jr.: "I've been i have to be applied uniformly 1970-72 term, was produced thinking about death for a long time. by five (Continued on page 8) Now I can think about living." But to many other persons, including some law enforcement and public officials, the mood after Thursday's court ruling was expressed ourt denies by Mississippi's Gov. Bill Waller; "I believe we can have better law enforcement with the death penalty." Legislators in some states vowed to try to reinstate capital punishment in circumstances, an option left subpena some ury open by the Supreme Court. But if the ruling caused misgivings outside the prisons, it triggered jubiliation inside them. The some profession as an investigative arm of 96 men and one woman under the ASHINGTON (AP) - Newsmen, grand juries in Kentucky investigating the government." death penalty at Florida's Raiford ail citizens, have an obligation to illegal drugs and "the hippie er grand jury subpenas and supply Powell, one of the majority justices, prison were told of the ruling as they community." came out of a movie. "There was rmation in criminal investigations, disputed this contention in a separate The second case dealt with Earl opinion. He said: "The solicitude considerable shouting and hilarity," Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday. Caldwell, a New York Times reporter said Asst. Warden James Tomplins. ; decision, in three cases, flatly repeatedly shown by this court for the convicted of civil contempt in San " First Amendment freedoms should be Warden Walter Capps of Holman the contention the First Francisco in 1970 for refusing to ~ndment grants reporters a special sufficient assurance against any such prison in Mobile, Ala., said the 29 testify in a grand jury investigation of death row inmates knew of the unity to protect them from osing material they have obtained effort." Justices William O. Douglas, William J. Brennan Jr. and Thurgood Marshall the Black Panther party. The third case concerned a New Off death decision through their did. "They let out a radios before he big cheer when confidential sources, England television newsman, Paul dissented in addition to Stewart. they heard it," he said. ice Byron r. White, writing for Pappas, of WTEV, New Bedofrd, Lucious Jackson, 25, of Savannah, Ga., has been waiting on Jackson, a black convicted of raping One of the cases concerned the majority, said: "The Constitution Mass., who refused to tell a Bristol death row since 1968 when he was convicted of raping a white a white woman in Georgia, was lying refusal by Paul M. Branzburg, an not, as it never has, exempt the County grand jury who and what he and sentenced to death. The on his bunk at the state prison at man from performing the citizen's investigative reporter for the Louisville woman Supreme Court overturned Courier-Journal, to give information to (Continued on page 11) his sentence Thursday in a split decision. AP Wirephoto< duty of appearing and (Continued on page 8) ishing information relevant to the d jury's task." Fee collection criteria ite was backed by Chief Justice eyed n E. Burger and Justices Harry Blackmun, Lewis F. Powell Jr. and iam H. Rehnquist, the four Nixon inistration appointees to the By LINDAIDA WFRFFIMAM WERFELMAN » support of at least half of their to serve as their collection agent to constituencies, according to early He added that he had guidelines for a specified period of ustice Potter Stewart, in dissent, NANCY PARSONS sought input obtain written approval of a majority time before drafts of a proposed University policy submitting petitions, the from "as many areas of the of its constituency. the ruling "invites state and State News Staff Writers University early version of the policy said. -ral authorities to undermine the expected to be released officially early as possible," including the Public A majority of students effected by Petitions would be available for Student organizations requesting the next week. Interest Research Group in the proposed tax would be required to ~ric independence of the press by of University collection procedures Michigan about nine weeks, from early use preliminary version of the (PRIGIM) and a number of other vote in the referendum and a majority mpting to annex the journalistic will be required to demonstrate the registration through the end of the proposed policy was released to the student organizations. of those voting would be required to seventh week of the following term, it State News Thursday by an unofficial Major provisions of the early version approve the tax. continued. °f the policy would require an Organizations would be required to channe , . „ Some changes may be made before be registered according to University (Continued on 8) organization requesting the University page ouse the final proposal is formally released, another source said. The final proposal must be approved schools by the board of trustees before it can Decision of Calif, ' n he state House of a $347 million Representatives higher education "Michigan has the highest ratio of lawyers to people in the nation," Rep. become effective. Present University trustee policy requires approval of each individual student organization's request to use the University collection process. tally irks Sen. McGovern a joint conference committee Thomas Guasteflo, D - Sterling Louis Hekhuis, associate dean of nesday afternoon by a 78 Heights, argued in vain. students, said he was reluctant to , thereby bringing MSU one step discuss the proposals before they were ~ to its $69 million The bill is now before the House portion. released in finalized form. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bill was initially defeated and Senate Joint Conference Sen. Edmund S. Muskie's campaign that's all," he said after the successful "Until we have a document there are cause of a $2 million rider Committee where differences will be bound to be some changes," Hekhuis Sen. George McGovern, trembling manager said his man is "back in the challenge. "I've got a little habit, I just race, very strong." Muskie smiled and talk too much." fopriated for nonpublic use. The >ronedout- with anger, said Thursday he will not said the Democratic National Muskie said he was neutral on the "titution requires a two - thirds Of particular concern to MSU is a support the Democratic ticket if his slative Convention will be more interesting California challenge. "It makes the vote on appropriations $2 million House increase over the Fee refund own quest is denied and the now. convention much more interesting," ures that are not for public use. Senate version, which may be deleted presidential nomination goes to a rival he $2 The political storm broke over the million loan for the in conference. Today is the last day of refunds of who helped strip him of 151 California verdict of the Democratic Credentials (Continued on page 8) vtronmental Research Institute of the State News fee for summer term. delegates. "higan at Willow Run retained University officials are withholding His challengers took new hope for Committee, which voted 72 - 66 to was Full - time students who do not wish the the take from McGovern more than half entire bill passed late comment on appropriations to read the State News or use its their campaigns to overtake the South the delegates he won by capturing the nesday, after much lower chamber impact until after the bill has been Dakota senator. services may receive the $1 refund by California presidential primary on kering about law school proposals, signed by the governor. Increases for Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, whose jaw school ained despite portion of the bill was the agricultural experiment station and bringing their fee receipt cards to the State News business office, 345 allies led the California challenge, June 6. The national convnetion itself will 13 person strong vocal cooperative extension also face declared his prospects "have markedly make the final decision. osition. Student Services Bldg. difficulties. improved." The Credentials Committee left McGovern with 120 delegates, awarded 106 to Humphrey California feared IX0N TELLS PRESS for his second place finish, and apportioned the balance among the other primary entires. after cr The primary had been waged as a U.S., N.Viets to resume talks winner - take - all contest, for the NEENAH, Wis. (AP) - Two entire 271 - vote passenger planes with a total of 13 delegation. But persons aboard collided in the air over Humphrey forces challenged that Lake Winnebago and plunged into the system — after their candidate lost — would dishonor the United States of In response to a question, Nixon water Thursday, the Federal Aviation Washington (apj - President he spoke of a July resumption. America." aid bombing attacks on North on grou Administration office reported. ton said Thursday night the United "I've already indicated that we will Vietnam ordered by Gen. John Lavelle requirements. tes and be returning to negotiations in July," With that, he told of the planned Reform was the cloak, but political Winnebago County Coroner Duane North Vietnam have agreed ... , ,, , - , without authorization did not affect „„ Moore said "there Jfcume Nixon told a nationally televised and renewal of the Paris talks. "We will muscIe the real issue ^ the were no apparent He said the the Paris peace talks. broadcast news conference. "That is return on the assumption that the diplomatic negotiations with North Credentials Committee dealt survivors," and that one body had administration agreed to North Vietnamese are prepared to a severe been recovered. '"me the suspended Vietnam the important area to watch." negotiate in a constructive and a .!i! was applied to military targets but setback to the McGovern campaign. One of the planes was an Air Relations Thursday "on the At the outset of his first broadcast McGovern claimed he would still serious way," Nixon said. added it was proper to relieve and Wisconsin DeHaviland Otter, the other "option that the North news conference In more than a year, win the nomination, and on the first Nixon was asked whether he could say He said if that is the case, and demote him since the attacks had not u'nJl11 a North Central Convair, both toamese are prepared to negotiate been authorized. inai the ... Vietnam will be ended wu. in negotiations move forward, the war But if California turboprops. 'constructive and serous way." that me war the verdict is next Jan "20','when" his first term Nixon also said he would tell the Anne Schmitzer, 17, of Neenah, Nixon apparently misspoke as to tw 3 can be ended "and it can be ended upheld in the convention, first ballot - well before Jan. 20. Republican presidential convention said she saw the planes collide. Also date of the resumption. He said nomination appears beyond his reach. talks would be renewed on April Nixon said keeping up the pressure delegates his choice for vice president Humphrey had said immediately reporting having seen the collision well before the Aug. 21 convention. 1 but evidently meant July 13, a admln^'ratTon hw not'done is to'agree by bombing activity, mining and the As to the current vice president, after his California defeat that he were Abe Stone, and Mr. and Mrs. William Schmitzer Jr., also of Neenah. fcday, and the normal meeting day to the imposition of a Communist like would be the only way to give Spiro T. Agnew, "I think he has done wouldn't be a spoilsport and challenge The planes went into the lake about °'e the negotiations were broken government „ in Saigon, _ which he said Incentive for release of prisoners of a fine job." the winner - take - all rule. "i was wrong, just simply wrong. five miles east of Neenah Menasha. in April. And a few minutes later would "reward aggression - 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mic Senate OKs antipoverty bill WASHINGTON (AP) antipoverty agency. set out in the bill. is being handled by The Senate Thursday It also does not give the For all these reasons, Congress in separate Sen. through win, Gaylord Nelson, D passed a $9.6 antipoverty bill including a billion President the completely free hand he sought in there is reason to believe Nixon might again veto the legislation this year. Wis., chief sponsor of the - '"eluding young law particL^' 'C atl0» bill, said that changes had provision to put the Legal handling or transferring the legislation when it reaches Republicans made a final been made the Services program for the programs. him. effort Thursday to knock corporation to meet Nixon's poor under an independent In addition, Last December he killed out of the bill the provision veto administration officials message complaints. corporation. with a veto a bill containing establishing the Legal Conservative The bill, passed after a made clear that they still similar OEO provisions and Services Corporation, but Republican week of sometimes find unacceptable the form also setting up a big federal senators, however, angry failed 56 • 34. On Monday contended that debate, authorizes funds for of the Legal Services Corp. child care program. Child the same move was beaten Legal Services has been shot two additional years for "/ couldn 7 possibly support programs designed to help a convention that would 26 million Americans sustain this kind of shabby, officially defined as in DESPITE NIXON MOVES Lor< Wa back - room dealing. " poverty. - Sen. George McGovern The Senate vote sent the iduced legislation back to the nd the House, which passed a somewhat different version last February. The conference to try to '7 1 rights fight tances il gov ling lesser p d settle the differences is to NEW YORK (AP) — Advancement of Colored trades. The courts, it said, desegragation plans" in 13 ban ting th be held after Congress Desegregation of schools People (NAACP) said in its thus established "the power busing 0f . lance Southern states. NAACP children Bremer pleads insanity returns July 17 from the proceeded at a greater pace a™"8' reP°rt Thursday. of the federal government activities resulted in . . as - - meanj ^ s amen Arthur H. Bremer pleaded innocent by reason of Democratic Convention recess. National in 1971 than in any year since the historic 1954 The painted report, a however, gloomier picture to resort to radical remedies to deal with one of the most desegregation actions in San uh'!rin?. education. I unit! ugh an The bill authorizes sums of black Francisco, Providence, R.I.; It said that "instead insanity Wednesday to state charges in connection Supreme Court economic status, racist industries in the ;ulous p well beyond President Albany and Niagara Falls, leading the with the shooting of Alabama Gov. George Wallace desegregation decision but saying that "enumployment nation." N.Y., and Dayton, Ohio. nation lie use o Nixon's recommendations the progress came "in spite among the black urban In assessing education, the On the negative complying with the lawi and three other persons. for many programs of the side, the the land, Mr. NixonT e Water of frustrating maneuvers by population was worse in •NAACP said that in report said, was "the rising that it The plea was entered by Benjamin Lipsitz. Office of Economic the Nixon administration," 1971 than at any time since encouraging and givinj addition to fighting "token sentiment in Congress for [ine son new support to the Baltimore attorney for Bremer. The 21 - year - old Opportunity (OEO), the the National Assn. for the the great depression." and ineffective school enactment of legislation to fori' offenst Milwaukee man was not in the courtroom. "More than half of ghetto segregation." only 5 The state trial is scheduled to open in Marlboro, youths were unemployed ition of Md., July 12 and the federal trial five days later in Baltimore. Lipsitz has made a motion to delay the Move to require during report the summer," stated, "while the one Munn's condition good I am out of three black youths state trial but a ruling has not yet been issued. was out of work in the fall." >ndment living Summing up the year's il units i on-campus activities of the NAACP, its law," Griffin stalls antibus bid executive director, Roy Wilkins, said "the civil rights after seizure Tuesday convi orcemer public a Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R - Mich,, who backed off surprise try to get his antibusing proposal unlikely, U' appears unlikely that MSU will be forced to follow the says movement is not dead." "The men and women, in the ranks and in the Former athletic director Clarence (Biggie) Munn who apparent deterioration in I intellect and physic (amendti is propc through the Senate, probably will wait until after tes, ' lead of Eastern Michigan University (EMU) which leadership, are very much suffered a crippling stroke functions." the Democratic Convention before trying again. recently division ruled that all its students must live on campus, a University alive," Wilkins said. last fall was in good "However doctors do ft adopt A spokesman for Griffin said Thursday the spokesman said Thursday. "Despite the frustrations condition Thursday in and actual hostile acts that he has had prov assistant Republican leader recieved indications Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs, Sparrow Hospital, Lansing, anc nalty from of the Democratic senators that there said that such an action will be "unlikely in the foreseeable attributable to high following a convulsive setback," Feurig ai some ulated b future" because MSU is not in a tight financial bind with government officials and seizure Tuesday night. Wednesday. ordi would be more votes in favor of his antibusing regard to residence halls. despite the faltering Hospital officials said Munn, who held measure after the convention, July 10-13. economy, the NAACP is 'no opted EMU regents have supported an administration stand Munn, 64, had been in position of athletic direct ective Sen. Philip A. Hart, D - Mich., denounced that all off campus students, including the 88 members of ways tired' of the uphill serious condition in the at MSU for 17 - years mdatory Griffin's Wednesday night action as an attempt by sororities and fraternities, will be denied permission to live fight against prejudice." intensive care unit but helped to raise the Spa., led null off campus. The NAACP report said football team from Republicans to ride the busing issue to election in Thursday afternoon was Inderson The residency ruling was made after the that by the end of 1971, tranferred out of the special the fall. university found small-time power ion on that too many students were more than 50 cases were unit and into a private national champion moving to off ■ campus Dendinff in thT courts ing tl room. suffered a stroke last Oct sion fol !TtfIf partially fifilled. a.idH the reSidenCe h8l,S ^ remaining °nly "dealing with a wide variety In a statement Issued on the eve of ess. Hijack suspect charged Nonnamaker said that recent court decisions in Louisiana of instances of job h i 60 cassette trigs "pretty well mixed" between blacks taunting her Rewind time :Within 100sec. for C - 3-speed hub with for her support of Wallace and Transistors ■ 60 cassette control, Brooks leather Amberwall 'lrM' s^dte. whites making racial callP" slurs. Diodes Deal is Input jacks :MIC (0.78mV: 10k >, one of 11 blacks on the 81 member - AUX (80mV: 330k ) delegation. Nine of the blacks including Deal are Output jacks :Line out (0.78V: 10k ), among the 75 delegates pledged to Wallace. The • Hear'ihone (8 : 0.25mW) a Wow & flutter :Les» than 0.2% other delegates are pledged to Sen. 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The record- playback or TDK SD tape(dashed curve) was smooth, playback rcsnnntA with «i»kar 3M*Type response with either -aim as low ^ as ^ that i m of any ^ oh (soHd"urvej 271 ____ * h-j ........ ^ a Often imitated — AI I-ewer than 10 per cent are retail channels, the FDA estimated to be in maintained to 14,000 or. 15,000 Hz. machines tested, within H dB from 31.5 to 10,000 Hz r'es^nU "wis" \"nV °X 5 never equalled cl said, partly because of the Reprinted from Stereo Review Mode, delay in publicly announcing recalls BEI last November. dating back to The 10 types of toys involved include squeeze The Stereo Shoppe Only a Raleigh is [sally a Raleigh S dolls, toy lawn mowers, rattles, musical 543 hast (•rand River bast I arising Amy& J musical typewriters, and wooden balls, Special student credit plans toy soldiers with Open 10 5 45 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mic Wed / ,;/ v parts tht can slice, puncture, be swallowed or Sat j inhaled. Snop fa all seasons 3800 S. Minion, Mt. Pleasant, 4310 W. Saginaw, Lansing, Mich 5-9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, iune30 Michigan Friday, June 30, 1972 W ities face limits >l S.Viet n drug penalties push continues Si?«!,. n P°'itical nder House bill BAY ANDERSON Anderson's conclusion. despite light resistance "monstrati0r 1)r lte Staff Writer News "The legislature, which SAIGON (AP) - A 20,000-man South Vietnamese task entered Thursday. 'tflwiiig ^ t newly adopted hast has already made force pushing northward in a drive to recapture North The heaviest resistance came from the expected quarter, sing marijuana considerable progress in Vietnamese-held Quang Tri Province continued to encounter the western flank of the drive anchored by South Gators said drug reform is not inclined Should slitt nance be short may moderate resistanceThursday in the second day of the Vietnamese airborne units. to start ed if legislation asserting control operation. The U.S. Command announced American combat losses ,duced Thursday In the over local But government officers and senior U.S. advisers seemed for the week ending June 24 were two killed and 22 government," he jan House becomes predicted. optimistic. One American said the counteroffensive was wounded, a sharp reduction from the previous week. Colburn added that going better than anticipated. "We thought it would be a Deaths from nonhostile causes also dropped from 18 to 10. Article VII, Section 34 damn tough nut," he said. The North Vietnamese have had kp. Loren D. Anderson, of But the number of missing increased from 11 to 21, almost .Waterford has the Michigan almost two months to consolidate their hold South a 100 per cent jump. Constitution on )duced a bill that would which states Vietnam's northernmost province, which they captured The North Vietnamese offensive, which began March 30, "law „d the 1972 controlled concerning cities and May 1. has cost 123 Americans killed, 472 wounded and 113 tances act to prohibit villages shall be liberally Saigon military spokesmen reported more than 160 missing. Another 93 are reported dead from nonhostile I governments from construed in their favor" North Vietnamese killed, and government losses of six dead causes. Aircraft losses account for most of the missing and ve ing lesser drug ordinances penalties. provides the city with an opportunity to enact differing ordinances. and 34 wounded, in the first two days of the push up Highway 1. Three North Vietnamese tanks were destroyed and one was captured after the North Vietnamese crew the nonhostile dead, U.S. officials say. South Vietnamese casualties mounted last week. The Saigon Command said 836 ting the East Lansing were killed, 3,003 wounded and "We have the abandoned it with the engine running, the spokesmen 280 missing, raising to 9,995 the number killed and n8 of nance Anderson said, right to 33,659 scho, adopt ordinances that added. A long-range artillery gun, three howitzers and seven wounded during the offensive. JS a means amendment will keep antiaircraft guns also were reported captured. contain different Military sources say however, the government's losses are desegregiti ,, units from putting penalties More than 1,000 more South Vietnamese marines were than the state at least 13,000 killed and more than 40,000 wounded. ugh an ordinance with long statutes,« committed to the drive Thursday in two combat assaults North Vietnamese losses are estimated 51,775 by the South hat "instead ulous penalties relative as they don't conflict aboard U.S. helicopters. With the fresh troops government Vietnamese, including 3,260 reported killed last week. he nation he use of certain drugs." constitutionally," he said. The East forces formed a rough east-southwest arc between 6 and 12 The allied commands now have reported these total with the law K Waterford Republican ordinance was Lansing miles away from Quang Tri City, the provincial capital. casualties for the war% Mr- Nixon closely a"d giving i that it makes no sense scrutinized for WuU»r leather Government paratroopers liberated another town near American - 45,792 killed in action; 303,167 wounded; t to the ine someone $25 for a constitutional violations by Two coeds do their best to Quang Tri, Associated Press correspondent Holger Jensen 10,222 dead from nonhostile causes; 1,630 missing or forc«i offense speeding ticket help this youngster walk reported. The village of Hai Xuan, six miles south of the City Attorney Daniel on water for those wishful thinkers who still - captured. only $1 to $5 for a Learned prior to its consider the Red Cedar provincial capital, had been occupied by the North South Vietnamese - 147,342 killed in action; 379,614 a water base stream. Vietnamese for more than two months but government ition of the drug control - adoption. wounded. State News photo by Paul troops encountered virtually no resistance when they North Vietnamese and Viet Cong - 855,335 killed. Heavenridge OOC y I am offerin« this ndment to make these units comply law," he asserted. "I convinced that law with the TO BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER Family special ay orcement officials and public at large wants amendment." fish dinner teriorationinl and doctors do { physic is proposed amendment tes, "No political division within the state adopt an ordinance or e providing a lesser Lansing By united press international action. The miles and closest distance unit the nonwhite enrollment is enrollment O will not be *139 ALL THE OCEAN PERCH YOU CAN EAT had anoth approval was one-half mile. about 22 per cent, mostly . a 11y for conduct The Lansing Board of expected since the plan won affected since they will be PER PERSON feting A second phase, with an b 1 k considered add^ u|ate(j by this act. Any Education Thursday a c and integrated. preliminary approval June 1 additional four schools, Mexican-American. Those which fall outside the h ordinance or rule adopted an integration plan on a 5-4 vote. One member, OPEN SUN. thru THURS. would into effect in go Those schools whose guidelines will over the next rho held d opted prior to the which calls for busing 925 Ray Hannula, was absent 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. athletic direct September of 1973. Of the minority enrollment falls four years be clustered into ective date of this elementary school children from the meeting, but his 17 years« elementary school between 10 and 45 per cent groups of four, school Fri. & Sat. endatory act is hereby between eight schools vote would not have of the school's total tise the Spart population of about 18.000. officials said. 6 a.m. to 4 a.m. med null and void." beginning this September, changed the outcome. 2820 E. GRAND RIVER team from jiderson said he expects The final action, which This capital city, with a power I ion on the measure had been blocked earlier by school population of 33,500 champion ring the September an Ingham County Circuit students, was under no roke last Oct sion following summer Court No classes restraining order, court order to integrate its eve of tt Big Ten footbi ponsorof the East nsing ordinance, came on a 5-3 vote in the board's chambers. About 50 persons attended the special schools and there was great opposition to any busing plan. Six school board Tuesday Only YOU can had left Mua ilyzed and wit uncilman Iburn George A. disagrees with meeting and there some catcalls after the final were members face possible recall Aug. 8 after "Citizens for Due to the national Independence weekend, Robert Perrin, vice president for University relations, said that the prevent electronic Day holiday, the university has ch impeding Neighborhood Schools" suspended classes for Tuesday. main reason was probably because the jrt le, stay Id Munr. n mounted completed a and successfully petition drive. Regularly scheduled classes will be held, however, on Monday. summer term was already the shortest term. rip-off > was :tor to U his appoint! replii uling spurs Spokesmen for the group said U.S. District Judge Noel P. Fox in Rapids probably will be Grand When asked why the University was not holding a four-day holiday The Monday. State News will publish on | — month, asked to enjoin the school Pilotperturbed rving -3 em ova I of taps board from implementing by powerful line >r durit rector I the school integration plan. Fox Monday dissolved an PRETORIA, South the east Room ASHINGTON (AP) A - obtaining judicial approval injunction, granted by Africa (AP) — Private pilot Saturday's Feature Dinner tice Dept. official Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, fied Thursday that six Ingham County Circuit George M. Hattingh's plane "sdropping devices have the subcommittee chairman Court Judge Marvin Salmon hit a power line and he LOBSTER asked if there were any de at the request of the removed as a result of week's Supreme Court possibility that any of the antibusing group. It had made so he sued an emergency the landing Electricity THERMIDOR 4.75 ision that government taps, or bugs, in that field stopped The school board Supply Commission for Selection from our SALAD BAR would be terminated as a from taking a final vote on damages. The court rejected i parade pent tapping and bugging in mestic security cases result of the court's ruling. , the busing plan. his claim and awarded the choice of potato or vegetable Individual loaf of bread & butter The Electronics Joint tional in f' thout commission $8,038 for Dessert a warrant is Kennedy asked if some Under the plan's first Under LUMS - Call 332-0265 anytime. institutional, damage to the power line. organizations with some phase, eight of the city's 49 Beverage Yippies Yc mstrate to sputy Asst. Atty. Gen. foreign link are still being elementary schools would COMPACT Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of Internal Security Kevin kept under electronic be 8rouPed ,n two clu8te,rs al group is oney said the removal of surveillance. of four each. Of the nearly REFRIGERATOR ramp for direct access. six left a total of 27 3,000 students in the eight RENTALS Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. J by inciden ephone wiretaps and "Yes, but a very, very schools, only 925 students ■rage age is * Jac'obsori's United Rent - All ^rophone installations minimal number," Maroney would be bused -- the 2790 E. Grand River signs as in operation. replied. longest distance about four 351-5652 all. "Just loo e told a Senate judiciary rch with committee that ictically all of the the east Room >n the Yippli ctronic surveillance in Friday's Feature Dinner irity cases now involves jut a few activities of strictly ^feign intelligence BOUILLABAISSE 3.90 bolic thing I lering. ^ he°Pen court's 8-0 the decision Selection from our SALAD BAR question of choice of potato or vegetable ether government Individual loaf of bread & butter r ^1 dropping on eign powers agents of Dessert may be Beverage u c t e d without Use All^entrance or fourth level of LONDON ramp for direct access. NE College call Travel Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. 351-6010 130 W. 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The It was good theater to be standing BY RICHARD LEE STROUT Washington advertising manager committee sharply questions him. there at an intermission when There's an "X" factor in this a Wonderland uuaniv What comes almost as a surprise is a reporter rushed in with a bulletin on five Judy Yates, editorial editor election; how deep does alienation certain formidableness. He fuzzes the the spiteful charge of the Manchester bug men with GOP Conn POli<*1 Bill Whiting, news editor run, how far can McGovern articulate "Union Leader" that McGovern had a Democratic heado, 0,1 ground somewhat on specific details embarrassed John Mike Cody, copy chief Rick Gosselin, sports editor it; I watched McGovern testify here last week. The GOP wavers between but he is dogged on general direction. smirch on his war record as a bomber connection with MltchSj* the a Can somebody get nominated, you ask pilot. He could have thumped his chest couple of the tbo1 thinking him a nut and have twinges of yourself, who says "ve-hick-el" and and struck a heroic pose; what a arrestpH setup, apprehension. Is it possible, just "cow-ar-dyce?" with all the reporters yelling questions Seven-time recipient outstanding journalism. of the Pacemaker award for possible, the White House asks, that the public is taking him seriously? or holding up mikes! McGovern was •"vice :o hi, organization. R.elJJne* irritated but he didn't register noble McGovern is unassuming and Republicans, I think, underestimate You have to measure .l McGovern. Because a man is injury. He said he thought the charge simplicity of McGovern .. unglamorous. He is balding. The was pretty silly, that the Air Force had homespun he isn't necessarily a nut. kind of stuff, it EDITORIAL staggering thought as you watch him is that this decent Personally, I don't think his present his record. He got to talking about his is a gap; a new kind; it ig difi newaga"> man really intends to 35 missions; on one of them he flew tax and welfare proposals add up; they that of try to do something about unfair Lyndon Johnson target with one engine out, he personal; this seems to which over taxes, excessive defense costs, and over are currently In process of refinement and I'll wait for the revised version. recalled, lost another coming home, whole upper echelon pen* extension aboard. o the But there is no question of his object and crash landed. lie noted that by GQ?t Property - Can You look at him and say, golly, the or his determination. He opposed tradition the final mission is made easy something fishy InThe'relati^" guy must have been type-cast to play McGovem. What I mean is that the Vietnam when he was almost alone. He believes America's danger is at for veteran fliers, but McGovern's group rejected this leniency. "I put It G,0'»d,he'V.»"& of all Dita Beard's papers'' Hn late Everett Dirksen created the lovely role of "Everett Dirksen" and enjoyed home; not abroad. He wants to give the poor a fair shake. And if he isn't up to the crew," he said mildly, "they voted to take the usual assignment." the $10 million wE"^' cloaded b performing it immensely and used to nominated after New York we think He added with a grin, "A lot of times I S?mnWbuted"thel«S the Nixon campaign, just wink at you (a reporter) in the midst the nomination isn't worth much. was scared. But that's not the same deadline for the new befor, of one of his finest flights. But Against McGovern's simplicity thing as cow ar dyce." disclosure law. "We Federal^ have no! - - obligation to disclose whl The old "politics as usual" relief aborted. maxim is at work again, but this But now that the issue has reached the petition drive level Z7«C™ trom" time it is affecting the property Extraneous things fit the u all that can be done is to work Take the admission of tax relief issue. Gen U that he ordered at |e»t If the petition drives to put for the passage of the unauthorized raids into the two plans for tax relief and Democratic plan. | Vietnam, and lied about then graduated income tax pan out, Though neither plan is entirely having been for "protective re Michigan voters will be faced beneficial, the Democratic plan is (i.e., defensive). He did it just ii with a confusing decision on an the time that by far the superior of the two. Mr. Nixon issue much too important to be Under this proposal voters will denouncing Hanoi for viol clouded with politics. have a clearcut decision to make: "understandings" and for bed "outlaw" that couldn't be tM The two plans, one sponsored whether to take the property tax Does Mr. Nixon really know wld by the Democratic Party and the relief or not. generals are doing? other by the Michigan Education The Democratic proposal Reporters used to put matted this up to Presidents at Assn. (MEA), both call for an would retain the property tax on regular conferences. If Rogers disputes J amendment to remove the business, thereby keeping the where can you go but to Mr. Nh constitutional ban on graduated one - half billion dollars in But Mr. Nixon has all but ended income tax. The difference revenue. In this case the press conference. White Housed between the two is that the MEA individuals with incomes over Ehrlichman, in Los Angeles, e> that the President is tired of he proposal offers two parts, one an $20,000 would be hardest hit. those "flabby" and "dumb" income tax amendment and the But if the voters decide to pass questi It would be nice to ask a other questid a property tax relief just the property tax relief NO THREE HUNDRED POUND WEAKLING IS GOING TO KICK SAND two about the crew trying to] amendment, while the portion of the MEA proposal IN MY FACE!' Democratic headquarters, i Democrat's plan rolls the two Michiganders will be faced with flabby one. ideas into one proposal. an income tax increase that is It is too bad that Michigan estimated to go from 3.9 per TWO CENTS WORTH legislators could not find it to cent to 6.2 per cent. The MEA their political liking to reach a proposal, if passed, would also compromise proposal on these include a 2 per cent increase in plans. The whole issue has gotten the value added tax. That 2 per so engrained in politics and all the politicians are trying to hard to score points with the voters that both sides are losing sight of cent would be added level of production so that the on at every tax on a product would increase by 2 per cent everytime that Unhappy shopper complains the need for property tax relief, product goes through a different To the Editor: To the manager, hundreds of dollars from your store: a If the backers Using my position as president of narrow-minded policies. of the two level of production. This flaw in Woolco Department Stores: color TV set, a toaster, two blenders the Latin American Club at MSU, I am Last week I tried to buy an item and some other electric appliances, Enclosed: credit card's petal proposals secure the required the MEA plan could be also notifying the 146 members of our 265,000 signatures required for a from your Okemos store using my four tires, a $250 repair of my car (I association and their families about your recent notification about] disastrous, time payment account. When I asked was told I needed new ball joints false credit policy: "Just comj referendum, and it looks like While the MEA petitioners are this, so they can choose, if they desire make your selection and say'd in the credit office, I was told I could because otherwise I could have an to do so, another store from which to they will, it is possible that just 15,000 signatures short of play for that item in 24 months and I accident and later on, I found was not buy their items. Luis A. B neither proposal will pass, the required 265,000 the said that perhaps I could pay much necessary at all). I have always paid I just purchased what I needed from East Lansing graduate shi Because the MEA proposal is Democrats still need earlier than that. Later on, trying to be my account on time and on many another store with no so June 25 J divided into two parts the voters considerably more signatures honest, I asked if I could send my occasions, even before the stipulated will have to choose among three payments from Mexico City where I time. before the July 10 deadline. will reside starting January 1973. I was I have decided to enclose with this options. Since a simple majority, Petitions for the Democratic told you are the only one to authorize or more than 50 per cent is required for passage, the votes proposal State News are available at the office, 341 Student this, but you didn't, not even for a shorter period of six months even letter the pieces of what used to be my Woolco credit card, because I think there is no sense at all in keeping Satisfied customer may be split three ways and the Services. Come in, pick up a though if the item to be purchased by it or even in stepping in your store, To the Editor: me does not cost more than $150. appeared in your paper I had oc since I was just trying to be honest by whole attempt at property tax petition and help circulate it. On the same day that a letter to visit that establishment. I woul I have bought merchandise worth telling you when I was leaving. criticizing the Electronics Joint pretend that my one experience! typical of that of all customers ol Electronics Joint, but then ir ART BUCHWALD should any single person. But since the precedent generalizing from one "little tilej already been set, I thought s might counteract that impressioi relating my experience. I not I Laird to hand count appropriation received quick service, » J receiving the part I needed, II received helpful advice and evend soldering job for a loose connect* feel that this is considerably &j WASHINGTON - My friend Duncan "But what's the solution?" I asked. "He'd have his work cut out for "The money would be set aside in a service than I might get in sacks and the President's wife and is worried. "There is too much loose "I believe a law should be passed him," I said. vault on Capitol Hill and after the bill shop. family could start counting in the talk in this country lately about that says anyone in the government "If a congressman asks for a billion was TOssed, each person who voted for My experiences promp « upstairs quarters. billions of dollars. Not very long ago, who asked for money for a project dollars for an appropriations bill, he it would have to count it. That means if continue to patronize the Elect we talked about millions of dollars, but that costs over a billion dollars must would be required to count the money 340 congressmen voted 'yea,' the "I believe if a president saw his wife Joint, I would suggest that « all of a sudden we lapsed into billions. personally count it by hand." before proposing the bill," Duncan money would have to be counted 340 weraing green eye shades, sitting on might also find the service t!"» No self-respecting politician now will "You're out of your mind, Duncan." said. times. If a congressman refused to the floor of the Lincoln iheir liking. bedroom ever mention a million when a billion "For example," he said, "suppose count it, his vote would be considered counting billions of dollars, it would will do." Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird says invalid." have a very sobering effect on him." "I guess," I told Duncan, "for the he wants $10 billion for 10 new LETTER POLICY "That would be a lot of work during average person it doesn't make much Trident submarines. Good. We tell him an election year," I said. "Tell me, "Duncan, you have proposed a very difference. He's never seen a million he can have it, but he must take it in would you ask the president of the radical solution, but I must admit it | dollars, and he's never seen a billion. cash. Laird must go to a bank with a The State News welcomes all letters. does have merit." United States to count out the billions As far as he's concerned they're chit from Congress and present it to They should be typed and signed and he requests in his budget?" "I think," he said, "that once we I interchangeable." the cashier. The cashier will hand it should include home town, student, "Of course not," Duncan said, "The "That's just the point, no one has over to him in tens and twenties, and faculty or staff standing and local president's much too busy with other start giving out our appropriations in I ever seen a billion dollars," Duncan he will be required by law to make phone number. No unsigned letter will cash instead of checks, a new era of I things. I think his wife and family fiscal responsibility will be said. "Not one of the men who has sure it is the correct amount. be accepted for publication. The State should be required to count it for upon us. I All we have to say to the ever asked for a billion knows what it News will print unsigned letters only him." people in I looks like. He rolls it off his tongue "After Laird finishes counting it, the in extreme cases. Letters may be charge is, 'If you want the money - "His wife and family?" like he's talking about a dozen eggs. Joint Chiefs of Staff would have to edited for clarity and conciseness so "Yes. Whenever the president figures count it.' And you'll see how fast ail I Until the people in power know what count it to make sure he didn't make a that more letters can be out how much money he will need to this loose talk about billions comes to I a billion dollars a halt." is, they will never stop mistake. If Laird made a mistake he accommodated. Letters will not be run the country, Brink's trucks would playing with the taxpayers' money." would have to count it all over again." edited for content. bring it over to the White House in Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY by Garry True . "SSJLrtr T& 60/A/6 O/V HERE 7 AND "\N fur poNT U/ORRY. KIP. A/OV UJHY'S PAP 60T THAT \ UJAS72P INS/DIOUS 6R/N ON HIS FAC€ ? UJHAT 5 HAPPENED M/fi/UTE1 TO MVK00M? U. ponW* I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 30, 1972 5 LRAYANDERSON ep ANDERSON predicts approval of lottery plan versions of a state lotterv hv ♦».. „:JJ. ' " / I ZUZ\*ln^™n'e™« ",y°"'hh" . .. approved by the Senate. Ete News Staff Writer Ihigan will have « ""dd"'ot the The House plan also includes an amendment and $32,500 respectively. a year additional $20 million during the coming fiscal price, number of lotteries, the manner of selecting disbursements, expenses. and other ; in September, Rep. year. The governor and winning tickets and The proposed legislation A Traxler, D-By City, requiring the commissioner The rapid legislative legislature hope this will payment. He will also will also require the to appoint a Led Thursday as the the opposite deputy from action is expected because offset the budgetary deficit determine licensing commissioner to carry on , and House passed party. The two the lottery is supposed to which presently approaches procedures for tickets investigation to ensure that men would be paid $35,000 provide the state with an $50 million. The Michigan agents and the amount of the lottery is not infiltrated constitution prohibits a compensation. by organized crime. deficit budget, and much of Though the lottery will be The legislature will also ISPITE MY MISTAKES the excess will be lopped off in the joint conference an autonomous division, it will be budgeted under the have the right to examine the commissioner's list of committees before the bills Treasury Dept. licensed agents once a year. reach the governor. The commissioner would The joint plans also beat be responsible to the prohibit the sale of tickets IsHINGTON can rwr.TON (API (AP) - primarily — Primarily on on the the social social and of and thio of this country the elderlv ..... _ McGovern is vulnerable Nixon, on » the young people, or the Other provisions of the House approved lottery include a requirement that commissioner legislature and governor for monthly reports on total lottery revenues, prize to minors, though they permit purchase for minors as gifts. ■ Hubert H. Humphrey economic front. It is here people of America, as well some of the issues that he's go to return 40 per cent of lottery Lis own mistakes Jhis mistaKes andana a that •—» 1*i."avc h«ve spent sP«ni much mucn of as —tuthe young oeoDle raised and not fully anybody else, to point out a record of performance over proceeds' to the state's |ed selection process mY Political life. q Do you be,ieve th , clarified. Particularly the general treasury. 1 helped Sen. George candidate ■overn become the 11that C3ndiu3t6 that I build ar" the Sen. McGovern or Sen. th3t can hmiH tho Mnobin can the Muskie can ■beat. «« issue of his income the years . . . and ask them to look at that record. Another would be 45 per cent returned to Mr ... Nixon? _ redistribution plan, his tax coalition that will Jtrunner for the Mr defeat A. I think ihit 1 I will also appeal to their lottery winners, while the Nixon. That coalition program and his massive ■ocratic presidential Democratic party that's cuts in national defense. sense of the future. I believe remainingTs'per cent would Tnation. must cons.st of the black minorities, people, our united canT.ult, Sen. Muskie and myself are that I have outlined in this campaign more programs be used for administrative costs. Unused portions of mphrey said in an campaign that can defeat Mexican American proud pretty much on the same and policies for the future Lrview Mr. the administrative allotment - with the Nixon. I would sav citizens, the working people however wavelength. than any candidate. Jiated Press that he still - would be returned to the general fund. t he's the man best Q. If you were the Most of the specific f to defeat President nominee, how would you details of the lottery will be n November and said prevent a walkout or sitout Democrats support left to the commissioner, of the campaign by NEWS which is similar to the than support supporters of the other Senate version. ern. nominees. said he would He will determine ticket ijgn for McGovern if A. One of the advantages iarty nominates him of this particular year for Kb he would like to see the Democratic nominee is ^al change his views on that there is time to heal wounds. In 1968 our , taxes and welfare. Icerpts from the convention was over on the 30th day of August. We had no time to do the job of i you beat Richard n November? planning a campaign, raising I believe that I am best the funds, healing the hie of beating Mr. wounds, talking to the V In 1968, with almost people who had been in ■erable odds against me, controversy and ■ within a hair of competition. ling Mr. Nixon. The Umlcrrioi In 1972 the convention I between Mr. Nixon Sen. Hubert will be over in mid July. tnyself was less than Humphrey thinks his own mistakes and - a flawed selection process have helped Sen. There will be lots of time to Jer cent. George talk to governors, state ■so believe I can best McGovern become the frontrunner for the chairmen, delegates, ■ the campaign against Democratic presidential nomination. factions, to work with the llixon. He is vulnerable AP Wirephoto political leadership old and new, to put the party back together. But I would hope that we inish ballet dancers would be able not to have a walkout. I don't want any of the Humphrey delegates to walk out. DOMINO'S teach at conference Q. What can you do to rally young people behind M.A.C. AVENUE you if you're the nominee? Idbjorn Bjornsson, a Miller, Ann Arbor; and features. A. I don't believe any of Restaurant DELIVERY ■pal dancer with the Betty Bandyk, Mary Ellen A similar Cecchetti school these people want Richard 1 Danish Ballet, and his is being held in San THE Place for Pizza! 351-8870 Cooper, Rose Marie Floyd, Nixon in the White House ■ Kirsten Ralov, dance Suzanne Gray, Marjorie Francisco Wednesday for four more years. I will (r with the royal ballet, Hassard, Jean Gloria Newell, through Friday. Je at MSU July 9-21, Agnes Prentice and Enid King in the annual Richardeau, all of the letti Ballet Conference Detroit area. leminar. prcson, r who a was dancer and knighted The conference students July 9 - 21 seminar for teachers • for and the July 15 21, both headquartered in SPECIALIZED s contribution to the Ind Kellogg Center and utilizing RESEARCH to the fame of his fcland, will instruct other University facilities, It 200 students and are sponsored by the from Michigan and College of Education and I other states in the Continuing Education services in cooperation with Also custom research drafting, cartography, ■etti method, a school Ballet teaching which the Cecchetti Council of speech writing, tutoring, language America. on style and quality translation, medical and legal research. Free public ballet, Jvement. i, who grew up in the performances in MSU's WRITE ON Fairchild Theatre at 7:30 | and four danced for 20 p.m. July 19 and July 20 211 Abbott Rd. 351-9100 on continents and the award of three Je retiring to teaching, liid in the instruction, national scholarships to Open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. outstanding students will be [will Margaret Marsh, of England, who d under Cecchetti and fellow of the Nrial Society of pers of Dancing and a J examiner with the Jetticoordinator p Society, and Dixie of the f program at MSU and geographer as well as a ■elve Michigan dance lers are among the 22 - |>er faculty from seven t which Juction of will assist with in the seven MSU BOOKSTORE the Cecchetti d. >y include: Dixie Durr, MAIN STORE Lansing and Virgiline ions, Lansing; Sylvia CLOSED TODAY FOR er and Jane Caryl kyo store ANNUAL INVENTORY ds service 'KYO (upi) _ Matsua rtment Store, s largest, service one has added for of a its SPARTAN mers- Matsua set up a II section in its Glnza to arrange funerals. HAWAII IMPRINTING call College Travel 351-6010 130 w. Grand River OPEN AS In lite International 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Greek houses will get Comedy to open property tax decrease summer By CRISPIN Y. CAMPBELL State News Staff Writer "They (fraternity and sorority houses) are difficult buildings. "A store has a market, By DEBBIE CALKINS season animals to asses," he said. several sections of bleacher there is a tremendous Fraternities and sororities "They are single prupose market for private houses, State News Staff Writer seats. Baisch recommends J|" subtitled th. will be paying lower taxes but fraternity and sorority Summer Circle Free insect repellant and blankets Strindberg Without T„ on their houses this year Theater will open its 1972 houses are only for people for extra comfort. In the because of the faltering season Wednesday with event of rain, Summer Employers with a similar use in mind or Christine Birdwell interest in Greek ops." Friedrich Duerrenmatt's Circle Free Theater moves *2 aJJ0 co organizations. - P'»y Alice, has comedy "Play Strindberg." into the Arena Theater of Frank B. Wordon, East Lansing city treasurer, said Though Wordon said the Director Jon Baisch calls the Auditorium. 0kem°s The Little Barn^ " last city assessment was 13 "Play Strindberg" a "hot At past performances Foxes," the reduction in property item with Typists, Uark of tax came with a shift in the to 14 years ago, each producing 400 to 500 persons have Moon" method of assessment from interviews property is subject to be reviewed each year by the groups" at the time. Local theater - goers will be attended the outdoor "Play plays Courage." Last construction cost to Strindberg,'' Employers will be holding city assessor. among the first to see the scheduled for Wednesday income. job interviews July 10-14 in play on stage since its New through "Crawling Arnold" . Saturday, is a Stating that this yearly York premiere sororities were in a the Placement Bureau. June and August graduates of all assessment would be Center. at Lincoln parody of Strindberg's "The Dance of August nZr Cl«* impossible he noted that the Performances by Summer Death." Duerrenmatt Dick Colopy, as depressed condition, five or degree levels are eligible to Circle Ed» six houses were empty and interview unless otherwise assessor picks several Free Theater are author of "The Visit" and making his debut were not sold and the rest indicated. buildings to investigate and staged outdoors, at 8:30 "The Physicists," saw Sumir Circle assess each year at his p.m. in Kresge Court near Theater As are not full. Therefore they Interested persons should Strindberg's play in Basel in a men, discretion. the Auditorium the MSU the are of less value than they report to the Placement on 1948, but did not begin Performing were before," he said. Bureau at least two school "The city was assessed last campus. All performances work on his own version Company, CoU days in advance to sign up are offered free of charge to until 1968. portrayed Judge Brack year to bring it up to the the " They were assessed on for an interview and to general public. The Though Duerrenmatt has Hedda Gabler" current level," he said. Summer Circle Free DeSoto in the cost to reproduce the house on a brick and mortar obtain information. additional While taxes Greek property /V///#* anviv Theater is financed by the followed the Strindberg's play very pattern of the Sun." "Roya| Hu( in the are presently reduced Theater he basis. You'd need no less Doctoral candidates in all Wordon said if "all of Marshall Shnider (uniformed) appears to be Dept. of Theater and the closely, "Play Strindberg" played a falling William Shakespeare than $200,000 to build fields may sign up for sudden fraternities were into the arms of Ron Colopy in a scene from the play University. makes fun out of the Theta Delta, for example — interviews by phone. The actors of Summer pretentiousness, egotism, Cry of Players." popular again, the house "Play Strindberg." Christine Birdwell sits in the Circle Free Theater perform the cost includes materials Appointments can be made and struggle for dominance would have more value and background. Marshall Shnider and labor," Wordon from 8:15 a.m. - noon and on an open platform stage, of its characters. the taxes would go up." State News photo by Paul Heavenridge Lansing resident, will commented. from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Spectators are seated in Translater James Kirkup Kurt in The b uildings are Students are advised to "Play Strindh Marshall was sele currently being assessed on interview with employers the basis of sale value even though they have not NIXON HINTS NEW ACTION through audition at the Juilliard to ( determined by the various completed their military Schoc Theater in New York purposes for which the service. Many employers In his first have indicated interest in year at Jufl, structures could be used. an he won a interviewing the student before and after his duty with the armed forces. Interviewers included are: Roth will enact senior acting its national tour. Following place with company " DETROIT (API) - U.S. Thursday, Roth Ehrilichman scheduled Strindberg" will be it! •July 10: Aquarian District Judge Stephen J. expanded the panel to 11 to arrive in was Detroit board to offset an make it impossible for Roth Houses by the Green,'. Development Inc. Lansing Friday $80 million deficit next to 12 - 15 and • July 11: American Roth vowed Thursday to members, adding morning to confer with implement a unified "Lyle,"iuh carry the Detroit school representatives of the two Gov. William G. Milliken to year, would effectively metropolitan district. - 22. Motors; General Telephone & Electronics Corp.; integration case to a "final major teacher unions. plan strategy to stop the Foremost Insurance determination," despite Roth further refused anticipated busing order. reminders that President Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank Company. Eugene Krasicky, an State Senate OKs bill College Travel • July 12: Action/Peace Nixon, Congress and angry J. Kelley's request for an assistant Michigan attorney 351-6010 parents were united against immediate Corps/Vista; Dow stay in general, urged Roth to grant 130 E. Grand Rive Chemical U.S.A.; Penfield him. proceedings to give higher a delay in the case, arguing Nixon told Rep. William courts time to review Roth's that the state was being banning studded Central School; C.L. UNIVERSITY SEVENTH-DAY Whitbeck CPA. •July 13: Action/Peace Corps/Vista; Dow Chemical Broomfield, R letter received - on Thursday's hearing in the Mich., in the eve of a 1971 finding that the state and city are guilty of deliberately maintaining ordered to prepare for a busing program and creation of a metropolitan district Studded tires, which One of the amendments tires lose control of his car. U.S.A.; Libbey Owens Ford case that he would "leave segregated schools in without ADVENTIST CHURCH legislative critics say are "tearing the adopted would allow school "If you lose coot Co. no stone unturned" to Detroit. authority. living hell out of our buses, rural mail and under those cirrumstu 149 Hiqhland Avenue prevent massive busing Nixon, in his letter to In other action, Roth East Lansing highways," would be emergency vehicles to use you're a real hazard on CENTRAL UNITED between Detroit's Broomfield who sponsored 337-1430 mostly told attorneys for the banned in Michigan the studded tires. A second road," he said. black schools and the the antibusing clause in the Detroit METHODIST Federation of beginning May 1 under a bill change the Senate made was Fleming said reports mostly white schools of the higher education act, said he Teachers (DFT) that he that has passed the Senate. to strike an exemption in Saturday Services: Across from the capitol suburbs. had "directed the hydroplaining have pe would grant a preliminary On a 21-12 vote the bill for the Upper increased in the past th Group Bible Study 9:30 AM Sermon — "The Thirst Roth has created a special department of jurtice to injunction to stop the Wednesday, the Senate Peninsula, making the whole for make full use" of years since studs have b Worship 11:00 AM Adventure" panel to develop a plan for Detroit Board of Education passed the bill which would state come under the ban. allowed in Michigan. Dr. Lyman preaching an exchange of students, provisions that set an 18 - from laying off 1,500 prohibit the sale of the tires Senate Wednesday: month moratorium on court Highway "As far as I'm co 10 a.m. service through massive busing, teachers, 700 of whom are in Michigan as soon as the Chairman James Fleming, more people are being ki Discussion and Prayer Groups ordered Thursday evening worship between the mostly black k • busing while black, at the end of the governor signs it. The bill R-Jackson, who led the because of the studs," 7:30 PM Service schools of Detroit and the appeals are pending. fiscal year Saturday. has already passed tthe debate on the bill, said it said. - 7:30 p.m. Call 882-6580 or above mostly white schools of 52 A Justice Dept. attorney The DFT argued that the House, but was sent back would cost $248 million in Sen. Gilbert Nursery Available suburbs. who sat in number if you need on Thursday's cutbacks, along with others there for agreement in the next nine years to patch R-Ann Arbor, opposed 485-9477 transportation ou are always welcome hearing without taking any contemplated by the amendments. up the damage the tires have bill, saying the studs' to worship with your action was asked how done to Michigan's roads. been a proven safety Mormon neighbors. UNIVERSITY UNITED Sunday School — 11 a.m. government attorneys plan "These tires are tearing skid resistance. Testimony Meeting—12:30p.m to implement the the living hell out of our "And what al METHODIST CHURCH 1120 South Harrison CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of LATTER DAY SAINTS 431 E. Saginaw President's orders. "That's good question," he said. Presidential Adviser John a Community highways," Fleming said. "They are chewing them up. tourists and others con in here from other st And the studs have not which allow the studs," Phone 351-7030 9:3( .Horning Edgcwood United plans 4 c proved to be device they were supposed to be." the safety said. "Are we going tot the police running arm arresting them all? * The East Lansing The band, is directed by going to have a real prob Fleming said persons with worship service, church school, and nursery Church Community Band, open to former high school and Gerald Bartlett, director of the East School band. Lansing High studded tires further than drivers with may skid here." The ban is supported 469 N. Hagadorn E. Lansing college concert band snow tires in a quick stop. the State Highi Sermon - "The Church members and Those interested - An Ecumenical Fellowship others, has in He also said the studded Commission and What of It?" Summer Sunday Worship Service 9:30 A.M. scheduled a series of four participating should call tires are Police. responsible for Sermon by Dr. Truman A. Morrison concerts this summer. Bartlett at 332-0219 before Currently studded cutting grooves in the Church School Crib Room through The concerts, to be held the Tuesday rehearsals allowed in Mich - so highways which fill with are Sixth grade at 7 p.m. July 5,12, 19 and that music and other water during a rain. The between Nov. 1 and Mi For information call: 27 in Alton City Park, will equipment will be available. water forms a cushion 332-0991 or 332-8693 be preceeded by Tuesday Auditions will not be which a vehicle may ride MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.i night rehearsals at 7:30 in required. upon, causing the drive to Series of tail ; i "A Birthday Song" the band room at East Rev. Hoksbergen, preaching Lansing High School, 509 EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.i Burcham Drive. HOW DO YOU EXPRESS THAT YOU LOVE & CARE? scheduled 01 A "For Sinners Only" open schools Rev. Hoksbergen, preaching EAST LANSING Visit FRIENDS MEETING "ON LOVE & CARING" our new Student Center Quaker Meeting A WORKSHOP David W. Warwi open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. lecturer and educator at Lunch for Worship IN DEVELOPING AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS Wednesday 12:30 1:30 University of Lancas Sunday 1:00 SPONSORED BY England, will give a serie First Day School 1:00 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY talks on the open schoo^ Child Care Provided 4 P.M. FRIDAY, JULY 7 to 4 P.M. SUNDAY, JULY 9 12:45 p.m. Wednesday, s ?™ion All Saints Parish HOSPITALITY INN, LANSING FEE $45 (CREDIT OR NON-CREDIT) Thursday in Erickson ft Th0 lectures are o| mrmmm 800 Abbott Rd. E.L. ONE MSU CREDIT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING COURSES: all interested persons- The College of Educai Further Information NURSING 400-H PSYCHOLOGY 490 SOCIAL WORK 490 is sponsoring Wanrff 337-0241 EDUCATION 881 PSYCHOLOGY 890 SOCIAL WORK 882 talks. AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE TWIN ROOM $20 » MEALS $20 (OPTIONAL) FIRST CHURCH OF See the Conventions LCMS CHRIST, SCIENTIST ca" INFORMATION: for students at Lutheran BERU,f1 353-3373, 33?-5933 .^S,l:LECE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE NEIAC Grand River TV Rentals MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus S&tilk fr—T fazfoUi'i at Cotlingwood Entrance fast Lansing MICHIGAN STATE EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 48823 337-1300. 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries 1518 S. Washington Lansing Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. I.esson Sermon Subject - Pastor David Kruse II i WORSHIP HOURS ALC LCA 9:45 A.M. Fellowship GODi" for students and faculty at College Bf le Class 8:30 p.m. 11 a.m. Communion 9:30 a.m. Communion in the fireside room. refreshments Wednesday Testimonial UNIVERSITY lst& 3rd Meeting Matins LUTHERAN CHURCH 8:00 p.m. 2nd & 4th 1020 S. Harrison Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor Sunday School to age 20 for summer maintenance James Emery, Minister of Youth 10:30a.m. PLANETARIUM 332 2559 for faculty and staff at shows resume August 4 Pastor Reading Room Temporarily CENSION LUTHERAN George Gaiser located in Church August 4 thru August 20, THE LAST QUESTION, a science fiction 11 a.m. Sunday "The Hour Is Late" OPEN spectacular written by the Master of Science Fiction. Dr. Isaac Asimov. 2780 Haslett Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. Enter the inner planetarium chamber and witness the many audio 337-7901 WORSHIP HOURS 6 p.m. Sunday "Sins Forgiven How?" Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., an visual effects which have been created to take Dr. Roy Schroeder 8:30 a.m. by Dr. Sugden eves 7-9 g.m. your mind on a futuristic WORSHIP HOURS AH are welcome to voyage through time and space to other dimension! of the universe. 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Common Service attend church FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening services and visit Program Information: 355-4672 Sunday Schools 9:30 Call 482-0754 for information 9:15 a.m. Sunday School and use the reading room. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 30, 1972 7 Honor thy Father' details Mafia life [ -Honor Thy Thy F.ther" Father" MH&UfeML-Kfcl IntrJL introduces Bill and Rosalie , under whom the sottocapo, York. the conflict Bill found rapidly, to bring it to a Fortunately, only the last by Gay Talese. Bonanno, Bonanno's son Lorld Publishing Co., and daughter - in - law, and or underboss, and the However, Talese explains, between living the same life screeching halt by dwelling portion of the book — provides a great deal of consigliere, or counselor, though originally powerful' his father had, or totally excessively on some event which deals with Bill w York, 1972 served. Beneath them were from the 1930s to the late rejecting it and his father, or person in the past only Bonanno's trial and information about the Mafia the caporegimi, lieutenants H1971. 517 page», $10. in general, before resuming 1950s, during the 1960s the finally resolved his indirectly involved with the subsequent sentence for honor Thy Father" by the story of Bonanno's who were assigned to Mafia' began to slowly conflict by choosing the main narrative. credit card fraud — is the supervise the groups of disintegrate. The old style former, and taking over the In fact, that is Ihe biggest worst. L Talese is a book about disappearance. "soldiers." Mafia which As Each unit was Mafia bosses became older leadership of the Bonanno flaw in an otherwise a method of known .entrates on one as a "family" and as or died and their sons no "family." Yet Bill was able exciting book. It's difficult However, in the final immediately involving the such, Ifticular New York reader, this works quite certain operated within longer had the talent or to reconcile this decision not to become bored by the section of "Honor Thy tjly- That of Joseph well, for it allows the author prescribed territorial drive to replace them. within himself, for as he overexcessive details and Father" Talese cannot areas. Yet even with this slow told Talese, he felt that "the lengthy descriptions of maintain this level and as J^nno. With all the to backtrack and flas'i out Some of this structure still deterioration of the mafiosi were really servants people, places, and events such the climax seems Kicity and interest in the the circumstances of Joseph remains but in 1931, the command structure of the in a hypocritical society, that Talese includes in rather anticlimactic. The Ka thflt the fi,m "The Bonanno's rise to power in Mafia in the U.S. became Mafia, the billions of dollars ^ey were the middlemen "Honor Thy Father." overabundance of detailed Afather" has generated, it disappearnace of Joseph the Mafia. Bonanno from outside a organized along modern derived from organized wh° provided those yet the fictionalized testimony of the trial ■ also the best book Originally the Mafia was business lines and in that pished to date to keep New York hotel where he loosely organized according crime each year is commodities of pleasure journalism that Talese uses destroys any interest or year Joseph Bonanno, at 26, I interest soaring. was reportedly kidnapped. " 7—ft"-"- to the military military command command became the youngest don in staggering. Talese reports and escape that the public works to his advantage suspense that may have ■Honor Thy Father" ™ The book then flashes back structure of Julius Caesar the brotherhood, as well as that experts in newspapers demanded and the law when he relates the events been initially inherent in the 5 on Oct. 22, 1964 to events leading up to Each separate the leader of the five most and magazines estimate a forbade." of the banana war from situation, gang was net intake of $20 - 40 mysterious .Bonanno "Honor Thy Father" is a 1966 - 69 that resulted in the s kidnapping, headed by a capo, or boss, powerful "families" in New billion a year. well - written, carefully nine murders and numerous "Honor Thy Father" is Though unable to agree documented and researched shootings and bombings, well worth reading. It's a on a more exact figure, they work. It has suspense, And when Talese writes fascinating book in light of HOUSE UNIT VOTE do agree that organized crime probably nets more fascinating insight into the about these events, the "The Godfather" for personalities of the men and book comes alive and has a everything that was fiction each year than the women involved in the spark and drive to it that in that book is fact in combined earnings of Mafia, and a you - are - keeps the reader fascinated. Talese's work. No-fou/f plan United States Steel, AT & T, General Motors, Standard Oil of New Jersey, General Electric, Ford, IBM, there style that keeps the narative flowing. In fact it reads a more like a piece of nonfiction. novel than * ^ ^ ^ ^ Friday and Sflturrinv. many ulla XlfUrCHiy- a a a a a a ^ a I By RAY ANDERSON endorsed by Gov. Milliken, package, a substitute to plans, said Thursday the Chrysler and RCA. Even so, Talese has the VdfSitv Sutler ^nfrinll ^ (State News Staff Writer was defeated as all five Senate bill 782 was plan creates a face 'Honor Thy Father,' as the title implies, deals with tendency, as his narrative J VUrSliy 3liper >peCldl. Michigan no-fault Republican members of the presented to the committee appearnace of insurance starts moving forward -------------------J J ■' I plan was urance definitely delayed ■nday when the House committee, one Democrat voted no. Committee as it convened Monday evening," he said. "With less than an hour of debate cost reduction. "The lowered cost property damage insurance of ••••••••••••••••••• * ; $2.25 prance Committee failed single vote to report Raymond L. member Baker, R-Farmington, charged that committee members were asked to vote on the passage will be more than offset by the increased cost of • BP—1 PERSONALIZE •*! -JL'JrSJV.,,*; * liML a | bill out of committee, Republicans were of a bill we didn't haVe a collision insurance," he je measure garnered five rmative votes from the systematically excluded from negotiations on the chance to question or amend, much less read." stated. He added the substitute : • YOUR MUSIC • }^ i CQ buys a 9 in * • T man committee, one Senate passed substitute Rep. James H. Heinze, would have eliminated all • JVC AM/FM STEREO COMPACT • * I 2 item Varsity Pizza and . J brt sary of the amount to bring it to the during the preceeding three weeks. 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East Lansing 337-1300 ^ STARTS ^8 ^8 JC ■ recover ^ Next to Paramount News — Student Payment Plans ^ AT 6:30 P.M. ^0^0 Im >r Beaumont Tower amount from the most negligent driver." he added. ••••••••••••••••••• *"★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * him perform. He also International Carillon Mhe Beaumont Tower 47 - U carillon will ring out conducts tours following Festival. He is the only Kre often during July as each concert. American carillonneur to be ■rillonneur Wendell Westcott, whose musical invited there every year training includes a diploma since the festival began in |stcott presents his annual with the highest rating from 1952. pimer carillon concert the Carillon School in In his recent book, "Bells Mechelen, Belgium, is a and Their Music," Westcott iscount records ■•The preformances are of frequent guest carillonneur traces the history of bells Jpops' nature," Westcott throughout the U.S. and carillons from 300 B.C. "and are planned to He recently returned from and also describes the art of Beh a general audience." Springfield, 111., where he casting and tuning carillon |Vestcott, asst. professor performed at the bells. will present the licerts at 4 p.m. on kndays and at 8 p.m. ■esdays and Thursdays ■ough July 30. presents bn Sunday's program, festcott will present two of ■s own compositions ■ilver Bells" and "Spring ■nee." Other tunes will lclude Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Desiring," Strauss' Joices Id two folk of Spring" waltz. songs, Bouzouki Night l-ondonderry Air" and Beannie with the Light 1 n Hair." Saturday, July 8 & 15 Choice of Greek or Pis Tuesday program will, American Menu Jlude American folk P patriotic music which songs Back by popular request ■has arranged. The Prevas Trio - Trograms for each conert 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. I11 be available in the ■by of Beaumont Tower. 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DAILY 10:00 AM-9:30 PM SAT. 10:00 AM- 6:00 PM 12:00 AM—12:00 MIDNIGHT jl Tho Coca tJuki Company! i The Coco-Co la Bottling Company of Michigan 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Reactions mixed to death "I hate to see it ruled As penalty ba (Continued from paqe 1) it," Mrs. Butler said. "I'm police killing, said the high a deterrent, it is Lester Maddox, who strong vigilante Reidsville when he heard afraid the police won't tell court's ruling may mean her unconstitutional. I would valuable." groups attacked the ruling as "a would the news. him and I want to make rehabilitation. like to see it remain in the Stronger language was license for anarchy, rape, years. form within five Robert List said th» "I had just about given sure he knows. I know "In this case, we have a law, remain constitutional. used by Georgia Lt. Gov. murder." He predicted that Nevada lives »nH and up hope," he later said in an he'll be very happy. This is a 19 - year - old girl who we Atty. Gen. Mfety m and interview. "But I got a whole big burden off my feel is capable of being peno, fighting chance now of chest." rehabilitated," said attorney some day getting outside, Leonard Schwartz, state John S. J. Brooks. and God knows that I'm happy. I can't describe to you how I feel. I've been thinking about death for a long time. Now 1 can think counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Ohio, said his group was "pleased with the result. We have held that in "At the trial we argued that she shouldn't get the death penalty because of this." Collection criteria eyec (Continued from page 1) receive monev money at Student Affairs at tha * Law enforcement and at the ^ yearly audits, the results ... about living." our time, the death penalty „ . registration could meet the organizations expense, a of the There was elation, too, is a cruel and unusual public officials were divided _ Robert Sickeles, W.nter . which would be available to University for retirements. practice which would not among condemned families men. of punishment. We have felt that to take anther man's in their reactions. Gov. Dan Evans of Park,rlf member H la Fla. of eoninr senior PIRGIM, anH and "They're setting up this chance present policy, a tne public Each organization in JES the policy instated. coi Washington criteria and applying it to so"™sai.d' The "I'm very happy," said life is a moral wrong, was among indicated that the policy . .. cooperation with 'the a a r cm. The election . would reimburse the Henrietta Butler of New regardless of the wrong that those disappointed. who were not may have been proposed to PIRGIM Sickles said. ex post facto," held during the registration be University Business Office Untoji. York, whose son had been may have been committed." limit PIRGIM's ability to collect taxes. "If we're subjected to it week following validation of and the Office for Student Affairs, would establish Pf which in of the present sentenced to death for the And an attorney for "I have long felt that the the the "It is very curious that then the other established petition. procedures for collection of organizations which killing of a policeman. Marilyn Dobrolenski of death penalty had not the administration is organizations mast meet the Organizations involved in taxes, and the organization student tax "I'm getting ready now Toledo, Ohio, who was proven to be a deterrent to now these procedures would be money » drawing up the criteria. It requirements," Sickles said, wou|d be required to pay registration pay to see him . . .and tell him sentenced to death only last crime," Evans said. "States would have been much "because we're just as required to be "useful" to expenses, a source said the news if he hasn't heard week in Media, Pa., in a that have had a death the students, to have a established as they are." penalty have not had less more advantageous for us had Sickles emphasized the refund policy and to aagree crime than those states that they developed the have not had it." criteria before," Sickles point that PIRGIM became to function as nonprofit and Visitors to zoo warned of rules said. a legitimate organization nonpartisan groups, a source ACADEMY But many officials were disappointed and critical. One arguing source that disagreed, "this was when referendum the student passed spring , said. The proposed criteria will NEW YORK (UP1) - Permissable, dole out not When visiting zoos do not AWARDS Waller said at a news pretty much in the works before PIRGIM because term granting the $1 fee for the group. apply to any student organizations or governing feed the animak If it is victuals approved Ceding of that animal, conference that though he Sickles admitted that the groups which are in prohibited. Do not reach Following the rules is people started talking about felt the death penalty it winter term." board of trustees does have existence before the policy into a cage or allow a child way of Protecting youn BEST PICTURE should be imposed sparingly the option of refusing to is approved. to reach into a The source added that cage or other your childre.i and doinj in cases of "horrendous ihe policy would be helpful collect the fee at Organizations also would space confining an animal. correct thing by BEST DIRECTOR BEST ACTOR crimes," he was needed. thought it because it would apply rules equally to all new student registration but he doubts that they would because the board did not have to give be required to finance When feeding of animals is animals. Si groups. GENE HACKMAN ★★★★★★* Sickles said that he felt its approval for the 25-cent 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS ;r]<5£S- WANTED -PART TIME that the rough forth criteria which are far draft set increase to the ASMSU tax four years ago. Court rules death penalty illegal too stiff. He said none of Petitions would be THE FRENCH CONNECTION ^ MARKETING J the existing bodies which validated by the office of (Continued from page 1) who commits murder. And punishment for TODAY 6:30 -10:10. SAT. & SUN. 2:00, 5:40, 9:30 I REP J unconstitutional to allow the execution of Powell noted in his opinion crimes, juries and judgest • PLUS COMPANION FEATURE « ^(preferably female))^ Campus marketing ! *£2dVOWSHOW/m/*X. 1 defendants who drew the the that he thought this state capital punishment law to no make longer be permitted the sentenel BUTTERFIELD DRIVE-IN THEATRES *^ sentence. be the only one not struck determination in the s ^ needed for fall term. ' There MICHAEL CAINE Job involves setting ui are currently 598 down with the decision, manner they have in ?de BRITT EKLAND Jr promotions. Excellen J T STARLtT E T LANSiNG ■ men and two death rows in 31 states and women on However, there is death row no one on in Rhode Island, past." Dissenting with Bo. del Jjob experience am US 27 WEST OF WAVERLY S CEOAR ST NEAR JOLLY RD the District of Columbia. Of atta, "GET CARTER" substantial pay possible J R. Phone 372 2434 A Phone 882 2429 these, 79 for rape and four and Powell were Hany In i! for a few hours of worl Burger, in his dissent, Blackmun and William iderd TODAY 8:20 SAT. & SUN. 3:45, 7:30 KISSING ALL DISNEY for armed robbery. The tally, - a week. For Info s KILLING , said: "The future of capital Rehnquist. 32 i was her . . . her PROGRAM! prepared by Citizens punishment in this country The decision specific Jan Against Legalized Murder has been left in an uncertain resulted from death pen hobby business Imith Inc., of New York City, limbo." He added that it sentences for a mu onlj shows 329 of the inmates seemed apparent "if the conviction in Georgia nst i are black, 257 are white, legislatures are to continue rape convictions in Ge« 9-7 bARb^TOntr and 14 are of other racial or to authorize capital and Texas. iting ethnic backgrounds. Stewart said the court The € would be presented with a pou somewhat constitutional problem if a different Verdict irks McGovern >min( iself legislature, state or federal, (Continued from page 1) sing! specified that the penalty of said the one • time Democratic leader who quit id death would be mandatory I CASEY JOHN CARRADli^ J&womsticis for everyone convicted of a certain crime. Rhode Island, primary competition after a succession of defeats. McGovern said he was confident the convention « overturn the Credentials Committee decision, for example, has such a law if h challengers said they were confident it would be upheld. requiring the death penalty "I couldn't possibly support a convention that woi PPed for every life-term prisoner ible I sustain this kind of shabby, back - room dealing," he LJ^SSaQs ROME enraged McGovern told newsmen in a reception room off the Senate floor. "I wouldn't have any part of convention nomineee who would support this." The Associated Press count of delegate strength aftetl tch. College Travel California decision showed McGovern with 1,216.9 of I u: 351 6010 1,509 it will take to win nomination. 130 W. Grand River Humphrey had 497.05 votes, Gov. George C. Wi 384, Muskie 230.05. There were 512.4 uncommitl dv delegates. T. 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East St. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 30, 1972 %June_3o SPORTS- /HA ba aids Braves acquire McLain ATLANTA, (UPI) - The 10 seasons in which he hit before being shipped to just want to prove that I can Ed Brinkman and Aurelio ft List said Atlanta than 20 the Braves Thursday more homers, Birmingham. pitch again. This is a Rodriguez and pitcher Joe > Tn?0nCerneting with Australian Ian Fletcher. from the line. Panatta consulted with the line judge and the foot vault judge but 'he 6-4 Smith did not have command of neither would change his mind that the ball ground strokes while Mayer h&ndled his was not good. The disconsolate Italian then :Govern ming first service well. He positioned iself well to cut off Smith's intended hurled his spare ball away and changed ends, his service broken and defeat staring i> iing shots and read the volleys expertly him in the face. in position to make returns, ier who quit id the long fourth set, with several Connors showed no mercy and served of defeats, dred of the 31,000 crowd jammed out a love game for an 8-6 set and match. le convention wo und court No. 4, Mayer always looked Afterwards the American, whose biggest .tee decision, if he would break service until he fan is his mother Gloria, said: "I did not would be upheld, pped his delivery in the 16th game. A see where the ball landed so I can't say if it ivention that wo| ble fault gave Smith match point and was in or out, but I will admit I got the room dealing,' he hit a backhand passing shot for the lucky breaks — especially on those net reception roomj cords. " ve any part of i rt this." ite strength aftetl THE AUTOMATIC with 1,216.9 oft ussie SCORERS ARE George C. Walk HvOnrP^ 12.4 uncommit UVUII^tJO COMING LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) - Available for your personal inspection Roche, the 27-year - Aug. 1st Australian pro who NOW fated top-seeded Rod at HOLIDAY LANES 'er Tuesday in the FIRST ning round, advanced to Lanes available for OPEN Bowling all day quarter - finals Thursday RUN an easy 6-2, 6-4 win and evening. Open 9 a.m. daily 3 HITS Just north of Frandor - 337-9775* countryman Phil Dent the $50,000 Holton Billiards Cocktails Good Food ROGRAM nis Classic. OPEN AT 6:30 P.M. oche broke Dent's twice in the first set TODAY . . . once in the second set TWO EXCITING FEATURES! route to the second - SHOWN AT 6:45 AND LATE triumph. fhe Holton Classic tures a top prize of 0,000 for the touring of the World mpionship Tennis UP, which was banned play this year at mbledon in England. COBURN ;ker ie be open 11 Women's on IM pool Saturday a.m. to 3 p.m.; 'day from 1 to 4 p.m; "day from 11:30 a.m. to •ro. and 5 to 8 p.m.; and esday from 11 a.ra. to 3 JOSEPH E LEVINE presents AN AVCO EMBASSY PICT UHt Attention Groups! 1 & 8 Channel MARLON in a BRANDO MICHAEL WINNER Film ording. Location or Studio Reasonable 'THE NSGHTCOMERS" 482-3909 l!_fe Style Productions An Produced and ELLIOTT Directed by KASTNER-JAY KANTER MCHAEUMNNE^ ALAN LADD. JR -SCIMITAR PRODUCTION r -i COLOR by Technicolor* Prints by Deluxe* |R| An Avco lmba**y Releaie plus AT 8:20 P.M. ONLY! THE MOST SAVAGE FILM IN HISTORY! items out of pawn ^ESne CANDICE BERGEN PETER STRAUSS |Guni for sale! *Rifios »w»tch« SOLDIER BLUE 'Ollm 'ln,,rum,n" 4 L,a" 500 ottwr llimi TECHNICOLORS PANAVISION® AN AVCO EMBASSY RMAS[_ 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ahead to what a STATE NEWS Classified Ad can do for you. FRANKLY SPEAKING lassifiecJ Automotive CHEVY IMPALA 1964. 2 door Automotive VOLKSWAGEN 1971. Super iy Phil frank For R ent For Rent For H?nl I hardtop. With 327 automatic. May be seen at 6930 Georgia Beetle. Convertible. AM/FM, undercoating, immaculate. Apartments Apartments ~ Street, Lansing, after 6 p.m. r' 3-7-5 New. Was $3,115, best offer over $1950. New car ordered NEAR POTTERS Furnished. Efficiency park. SUMMER APARTMENTSS for "tental PHONE 355-8255 rent. One block from B~D CLASSIC 1949 FORD. Panel this week. 626-6880. 3-6-30 $80/month includes campus. Large one bedroom Ap^l everything. 489 6991. 3-7-3 truck, good running VOLKSWAGAN 1966. Clean. $,40. Two bedroom. $?<£ . •AUTOMOTIVE condition. $250. 337-0631. 2-6-30 Must sell. 351-5092 after 3 3 BEDROOM furnished $180. 351-0982.2-6-30 Furnished. Air conditioned Co^l Scooters & p.m. 2-6-30 apartment. Summer only. __campUJ. 351.95M Cycles $175. 332-1617. 2-6-30 Parts & Service CORVAIR, 1966 Monza. $100. Call Tom, 337-9967. after 5. VOLKSWAGEN mileage, clean, 1968. must Low WEST - WANTEO. single g|r| ,0 share expenses of Mobile LARGE three 7.3 Aviation 2-6-30 sell, WOMEN, OWN room, furnished, $795. 332-8054. 3-7-3 home. 485-7800, """PI'S •EMPLOYMENT $50/month, utilities paid. 2-6-30 372-3518 location 7,' ' •FOR RENT D E P E N D A L E Across from campus, 1,7 381.2829.3-7-3 * VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN Louis Street. Call 332 0369. Apartments Houses TRANSPORTATION. Rambler station 1963 wagon, GHIA convertible 1971. 11,000 miles. AM radio and 2-6-30 FURNISHED APARTMENT $85. also need roommate for T;Vooid M sadowbrook t,J Excellent rubber, good body, stereo tape 2 bedroom, 371-2255. $66/month. Rooms player. Excellent 2-6-30 C,|i u $75. Call Ted, 351-7969. condition. $2295. Call 393-7319. 10-M7 'k •FOR SALE 3-6-30 485-1397. 3 7 3 SUMMER! UNFURNISHED Animals APARTMENT, 2 bedroom, Mobile Homes DODGE 1966. 2 door hardtop, vw 1971 BEETLE, dark green. fireplace, etc. Phone Houspt tape deck. stick, air, AM/FM, extras, 351-5800 •Lost & Found , per person or 641-4493 ROOM in •PERSONAL Studded 351 4039. 3-6-30 snows. $495. excellent condition, under Think of it this wav - va> just ate MO per month 4 • man apt. C-6-30 $50 a house on month. 3 •PEANUTS PERSONAL warranty, one owner, $1900. Phone Blair, 353-0136. 3-7-5 half of a nutrient rich, organioy GIRL NEEDED for 2-6-30 DODGE CHALLENGER Cedar 1971, •REAL ESTATE Red, Black vinyl roof. Air VOLVO 144, 4 door sedan. grown, unchemicalv treated « from Village, double, own CLOSE •RECREATION bedroom. 351-6,28. 3-7-5 SINGLE, ve conditioned, power brakes, Excellent condition. $1400. 351-8154. 5-7-7 •SERVICE Instruction steering, Call Cal 676-5347. 3-7-3 393-5883 or 882 9808 after 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 emutaysrm&it,' *x mm "isSTc $50 SUBLET 2 bedroom (August , to October ,). furnished, ROOM AND ULREYCO -OP, board av Typing Service FORD GALAXIE 500 1962. 1965 BEETLE with Haslett. Call 353-3282 or 332 5095. 3-7-3 505l1 •TRANSPORTATION rebuilt 355-6590 Monday Good mechanical shape. A uto Service & Parts through •WANTED Body needs work. Good engine. Guaranteed by For Rent per per so Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4-7-7 RATES" transportation. 332-6440. 1-6-30 Best offer. garage. 355-0746. X-5-7-3 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. *70 per mont 2 • man a UNIVERSITY TERRACE. 1 ROOMS House. AVAILABLE,ii, Doublti, | 1965 BLUE CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 Singles, V8, MUSTANG 289, automatic. Good East Kalamazoo Street 1 mile Apartments and 2 bedroom, From $150. Carpeted, air furnished. 351-4490. 2-6-30 $140.' IMPALA 1970 custom coupe. condition. $175. 353-3654. West of campus. 487-5055. Free Roommate Service conditioned, close to campus. T5 * I 3 I "5 "110 2-6-30 C-6-30 337-9341. 5-6-30 NEED ONE room. man, foTJ 1.50 |4.00 |6.50 [13.0 Kitchen, | fcU KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair refrigerator and air WATER'S EDGE ONE GIRL needed for facilities, $40 Scooters & Cycles per leal 1.80 rei am !*?■! |4.80 |7 80 |l5.6 MERCURY automatic, 1965. Monterey, power steering, work on Volkswagen, bugs, buses, or Ghias. GRAND conditioning. Close to Community College and downtown APARTMENTS apartment 332-4432. O 5-6-30 next to campus. Near 26-30 campus. 351-3* HONDa 1971. CL - 350 Street RIVER CITGO. 1054 East Lansing. From AM/FM radio. Breezeway. 1050 Water's m nm twti Scrambler. Grand River. 351-9274. $155 per month. Please all Edge Drive LANSING, EAST Back window. Excellent condition. Call Excellent C-6-30 487 3771. 2 6-30 ONE MAN NEEDED FOR side. Red] 332-6795. Next Cedar APARTMENT NEXT TO rates for summer. ]■ 222022111521 52S running condition. Very little 2-6-30 to Village CAMPUS. 332-4432. 0-630 rust. Call after 5 p.m. VW GUARANTEED repair. EVERGREEN ARMS EH rra SSD 882-2204. 2-6-30 RANDY'S MOBIL. I 332 - 4432 1971 YAMAHA 350. Excellent 96 at Apartments. 2 bedroom, GIRLS - SPACIOUS furnished condition, 332-4100. Best Okemos Road. 349-9620. furnished, from $150. DEADLINE MERCURY PRINCETON ARMS apartment, 4 blocks to MSU. 1967, coupe. 2 offer. 1-6-30 C-6-30 Carpeted, air conditioned. Available for summer. $50 WANTED, WOMAN 1 P.M. one class day door, power. Automatic. Close to campus. 332-8295. Apartment. 1 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, each, and fall $60/month. farm house i to *| Tune - up. $800. Must sell, HONDA 350. 5-6-30 before publication. Transmission, leaving country. 355-6008. engine Employment from $125. Carpeted, air 332-6163, 4 6 p.m. 67-3 349-2723 after 6 p.m. jl completely rebuilt, conditioned, swimming pool. 3-7-7 not broken in. If you want a GIRL. PARTIALLY furnished, Cancellations/Cor¬ SUBJECTS two Courtesy bus to campus. ONE MAN NEEDED for 4 man. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE iHl mechanically new bike at a ARE needed for betiroom, own room. rections — 12 noon one MUSTANG 1966, 8 cylinder, series $85. Capitol Villa. 351-8117. 351-1647. 5-6-30 Air, pool. $90/term. country used price this is it. of experiments on class engine good, 351-9056 after $525. 351-0735. 3-6-30 day before 393-5883 or 882-9808 after learning procedures. All 2-6-30 campus. $130/monthl publications. _6:30^P;M^3;7-3 ADAMS STREET. Married September 15. Bedroom 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 subjects will be paid. If you MUSTANG 1970. Boss 302 with are interested, call 353-8940. EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom couple. Unfurnished, nice 3 conditioned 393-58831 The State News will be 4 on the floor. Radio, 2-7-3 furnished. Very clean, rooms and bath. Deposit 882-9808 after 6 p.m., |T yellow HONDA 1966 Scrambler responsible only for the paint. Black stripes. 1 owner. 250cc. $200. Call Pete generous parking, security required. IV2-1772. 3-630 message. 5-7-10 at first day's incorrect Actual miles. 2 year G.W. MODELS WANTED for Massage locks. Air 351-3050. 2-6-30 conditioning. LOVELY insertion. warranty. $2295. CURTIS Parlor. Potential up to $10 an Carpeting. 351-8890 or BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. FURNISHEOI 1 and 2 bedroom, furnished bedroom house, L FORD OF WILLIAMSTON. HONDA 450 1970, custom, hour. Contact CEASAR'S 349-9152. 10-7-19 All students ads must be prepaid __65^.?113^2 6-30 Honda 305, 1966, excellent RETREAT MASSAGE or unfurnished, from $125. Stoddard, September 15, | $170/moiith| condition, $275. 393-9621. STUDIO. 1107 North MARIGOLD Carpeted, air conditioned, OPEL KADETTE 1967, Just swimming pool. Courtesy bus Available July 1. 349-lsd 3-7-5 Washington, Lansing. Phone APARTMENTS tuned. Good condition. New to campus. 351-3211. 5 6-30 349-3604. 0-2-6-30 484-4481. Part time or full 711 Burcham - 911 Marigold snow tires. Radio, heater. HONDA 1970. CL350, Perfect time. 7-7-5 Large deluxe furnished one $400. 332-2825 HASLETT ARMS Apartments. HUGE FURNISHED r condition. $650. 351-2241. 2-6-3^ bedroom apartments. Now 2 bedroom, furnished. From kitchen use, Grow S Automotive PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER X-5-7-7 MODELS. UP to $10 per hour. leasing. Summer rates $130 and up. Call 337-7328 for $50/month. 35109 Fashion $150. Carpeted, air 1968. 383, 4 speed, blue, 1967 BSA 500. Must sell. Best or figure. CYCLOPS appointment. 2-630 ALFA ROMEO 1970. Spider STUDIOS. 220 condition, close to campus. black interior. 355-6166. offer. Call Zeke, 351-7505. Albert. 332-3843. 5-6-301 Veloce and 1969 1300 GT. 3-6-30 332-0573. C-6-30 OKEMOS, 1 bedroom furnished. BAKER STREET. 4 b< 2-6-30 349-3602 between 6-7:30 $150 per month. Call PINTO 1971. 3 door - run¬ SINGLE 349-4157. 6-7-3 UNIVERSITY VILLA Summer only. $165 i P.m. B-2-6-30 1966 BSA 650 GIRL to live in about. 4 cylinder engine. 4 Lightening, new Apartments. 2 bedroom, security deposit. 675-53 flake paint, runs country home and care for 3 7-7-7 speed. Radio. 1 owner. Blue well, lots of DUPLEX, FURNISHED. furnished. From $150. BUICK 1962 LeSabre, some rust young children. 484-4422, extras, 351 -2575 after 5 p.m. good paint, blue vinyl interior. 2 372-1031 for appointment. 1364-66 Snyder Road, 1, 3 Carpeted, air conditioned. 3 otherwise, $225. 5-7-7 BEDROOM house m year G.W. warranty, $1695. bedroom, 1, 2 bedroom. Close to campus. 332-2189. 332-3134. 3-7-3 0-6-30 Hope and Cedil CURTIS FORD of Available now. Call 56-30 WILLIAMSTON. 655-2133. BRIDGESTONE 1970. 175cc. RN LPN with 349-4157. 6-7-3 unfurnished, $160, 694-2011. 3-7-3 plus^ CAMARO 197014 Gold, floor Great shape. Less than 6000 medication TWO 2JB-30 course. Full time 11 p.m. to ONE TO TWO bedroom GIRLS, own room, $36 shift, 307 26,500. Radio, , miles, $350 or best offer. month July. Call 616 949 tires. Will sacrifice. 355-2884. THUNDERBIRD 1966. Needs 355-3258 after 5 p.m.3-7-5 7:30 a.m. shift. Provincial MARRIED STUDENTS apartments - duplex. Summer 8988. 3-7-5 - - SINGLE ROOM - 3-7-3 House Whitehills. only, $150. After 6 p.m. $55/month. Near some body work, but East & FACULTY 332 21100. 4-7-3 otherwise in excellent 1968 HONDA CL450, excellent Lansing, Phone 332-5061 FRANDOR NEAR, 2 bedroom Pets welcome, 332 10| condition, $595. Call condition, $650. Call Monday through Friday 9 to unfurnished. 2-7-3 Available CHEVELLE 1965, with 1971 337-1863 after 6 p.m. 3-7-3 332-6486 after 3 p.m. 6-7-12 5. 6-7-10 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. immediately. Carpeted. Air 350 hp engine and 3 speed automatic transmission, radio. Body good, $625. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Radio, 1970 HONDA CB350. Excellent PART TIME summer lome with $tudy Yes..We conditioned $170. Phone and carports. FABIAN FURNISHED, 436 Park Lane bedroom, available heater, good condition, $450. 349-4157.6-7-3 condition. $550. Including 2 employment with REALTY, 694-1376. 3-6-30 332-8951. 3-7-3 helmets. 3-6-30 Call 351-8825. PARAGON PRODUCTS, INC. Automobile required. torn *149 per mo, have location! 482-057, 4-630 or 482-4619, 669-9873. GIRL WANTED to share hoi For information. 351-5800. UNFURNISHED I mmediate occupancy. 0 C-5-6-30 TWO BEDROOM furnished, 427 351-2070. 36-30 Aviation children welcome RIVER'S and WATER'S Grove, available now. Inquire EDGE APARTMENTS at apartment No. 4 or SHARE ROOMY house wi LEARN TO FLYI ALCOA, 8 men needed, please, no pets call, Complete next to Cedar Village 349-4157.6-7-3 grad men. Private room.Ji flight training. All evenings and Saturdays. courses are 449-3174. 1-6-30 government and VA certified. Don't work for $2 to $3 an ROOMMATE SERVICE FRANCIS AVIATION. Airport Road. Call 484 1324. hour, if your are worth more, 489-3494. C KNOB HILL Summer rent rates FROM $40 DELTA ARMS Apartments. 2 bedroom, furnished, from NEEDED: ONE or two girls^ $150. Carpeted, air house three blocks fr C 6-30 For Rent APARTMENTS 332 - 4432 conditioned, close to campus. 332-0563. 5-630 campus. 351-1924.3-7-3 I Auto Service & Parts 349-4700 1 or 2 men for luxury 2 ONE OR Rooms bedroom. Own two bedroom OPEN Monday - Friday room. furnished mobile homes. $25 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and 484-5280 after 6 p.m. 2-6-30 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. accessories for most cars and - $30 per week. Quiet and trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD $9.50/month. No deposit. All Saturday 12-5 p.m. NEAR peaceful on lake. 10 CAMPUS, 6 bedroom a OF AUTO PARTS. equipment guaranteed. Call apartment. minutes to campus. LOCATED V4 MILE NORTH Furnished, 485-8836. 0-6-30 485-2276. C-1-6-30 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-30 Summer/$300 Fall 641-6601. 0-6-30 /$350. OF JOLLY RD. ON 351-0997. 2-630 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East R E F R I GE RATORS OKEMOS ROAD CROSSWORD - Kalamazoo Street Since FREEZERS TWO MALE roommates needed DISHWASHERS. Collingtooob . . . - 1940. Complete auto ESCHTRUTH APPLAINCES, for 4 .man apartment. Very CASA painting and collision service. 315 South Bridge, Grand DEL DISTINCTIVELY new, SOL. 1 close to campus. Two PUZZLE 485 0256. C-6-30 Ledge. 627-2191. X-5-630 bedroom unfurnished bathrooms, carpeting, air means apartments. Central air conditioning. Fall - Spring. Cedar Greens conditioning, near dishwasher, MSU and close to major 351-0372. 5-6-30 l.Uraeus 3 4 Yellow ochtr 3 has a pool, airconditioning buslines. Call 351-9020 or PENNSYLVANIA 7. Waves 3 drop by and see model. 7-7-7 NORTH, 11. Parson bird 3 upstairs furnished apartment. and everything else 1 bedroom. $100 monthly. 12. Taro paste 3 EAST LANSING, studio 13. Wild 01 3 1135 Summer rate. Includes Michigan Ave. - next to Brody apartment, utilities included, utilities. No pets. 351-3969. 14. Hint 3 * air conditioning, pool. Call 16. Lucille Ball role 4 Units for students and married O-4-6-30 couples for 337-1621 anytime. 10-7-14 17. Scottish John 4 summer and fall. 18 Enclose 4 LARGE, TWO party furnished MSU AREA. Okemos. 1 20. Parry 4 *AII units carpeted and furnished with bedroom furnished and 22. Trifles 4 efficiency, air conditioned, 26. Comply distinctive furniture close to campus. Leases unfurnished, heat included, 27. Study 4 starting Fall, air conditioned, modern, call $154, 28. Eating place 4 "Each unit has garbage disposal, and 484-0585, 351-1610. 0-6-30 349 1607. 5-7-3 individual air contitioning STUDENTS! nP n n mkm n P □ 'Giant swimming pool and private balconies CONVENIENT HH * H mm t□□ *Full - time resident manager for any COMPACT IH ■ ■ ■ ■m ■ ■ ■ problems RIGRIGERATOR wmm 20 21 ■ % It gg m friendly management *Two man units with One bedroom units start at plenty of parking RENTALS TT 29 jo 27 - % 16 •Air conditioned INFORMATION CALL MARK $85/month per man FOR AVAILABLE AT w __ 'Unlimited Parking SIMONS, 1 - 6 P.M., 32 « •Dishwasers 351-8631. 3 - 6 - 9 and 12 month leases available. •Shag Carpeting *New Furniture "Model Open Daily MANAGEMENTEXCLUS1VEL Y BY A te Z W % u % ii 38 w V — 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 ALL STATE MANAGEMENT C0.r INC. to 1 (Behind the Yankee Store) 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN SUITE 411 RENTAL 1 mm" __ 48823 6019 S. Cedar 1 hT IH 5T = = Michigan State News, bast Lansing, Michigan 355-8255 Student Service Immunity (Continued from page 1) DIRECTORY saw at headquarters. a Black Panther party White said the press is Xvti EXAMINED bead crafts not free to publish whatever i glasses oecoupaqe supplies it likes with impunity. For IcONTACT LENS example, he said, there are Collin*. OptometrUi -.?EI>RODUCT|ON8 candle libel laws and newsmen are making luppUei Iptlcal Service* tnfield 'v Incorporated sometimes denied access to ■ s. Lop"- SW-4230 693 M 43. Okemn. -».n disasters or grand jury rooms. Though 17 states give newsmen some protection ■ BOB JONES PAINTS against divulging "confidential sources," the ls«rvic« - Th. Price I* Right justice said the majority of them and Congress did not. "The great weight of CASHDAY SAVINGS authority," White wrote, "is that newsmen are not 1 exempt from the normal Jere Brown 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. duty of appearing before a DELUXE TRAVEL trailor - PREGNANT? WE understand, Bruce Douglas Tanks, canisters and uprights. Instruction grand jury and answering 220 ALBERT 25'. 7 years old. Half original call us. P regnancy 332-0573 "^349-1005, 349-2781 Guarnateed 1 full year. $7.88 cost, will trade. 355-7643, Counseling, 372-1560. questions relevant to a and criminal wally's up. DENNIS 332-6449. 2-7-3 0-6-30 FOLK AND classical guitar investigation." body SHOP the aloha GOLF DRIVING RANGE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. lessons. Call Christian, _jver 20 Years in Mason 316 North Cedar, opposite SHOP AND COMPAREI Lowest 484-9164. 3-6-30 In a second decision the MINIATURE GOLF ■ FREE ESTIMATES - City Market. C-4-6-30 consistent record prices in plex ion Call court held 5-4 that aides of Golf Equipment Sales ■ Specialize In Insurance town. MARSHALL MUSIC. 484-4519, East Michigan or a member of Congress - and FAIRWAY GOLF RANGE Typing Service ■ rk; Collision Service; 245 Ann Street. C-1-6-30 485-7197. Lansing Mall. Expert Painting GRAND RIVER AVENUE- even the congressman 677 -7391 COLE'S BAKERY MERLE NORMAN himself - may be forced to ll3 N. East MASON SURPLUS BAKERY foods at WEDDING GOWN. Cover of COSMETICS STUDIOS. ANN BROWN: Typing and "Brides". C-6-30 testify before a grand jury reduced prices. 1/3 to 1/2 off Ivory organza multilith offset printing. about anything except their Jgeorge toth STAYING AT THE at retail prices, great eating, trimmed in lace and pink velvet. Size 8 - 10. Best offer. UNIVERSITY INN Complete service for "legislative acts." IsTOM TAILORING RUFF-INISI? great economy! SURPLUS 339-2351. 1-6-30 dissertations, theses, The majority opinion, by SHOP STORE, 640 South Waverly, BARBER SHOP manuscripts, general typing. immediately North of I 496 IBM. 22 years experience. White, permits a federal CAMERA REPAIR Service. Still expressway. C-1-6-30 Suite 806 349-0850. C-6-30 grand jury in Boston to go and motion picture. Work ahead with an inquiry into Your Camping Needs at S APPOINTMENTS ONLY REGENT done locally. Free estimates. COMPLETE THESES service. A to Z Rental CLARINET, $10; arrangements made by the Call Mike 355-82S5 6019 S. Cedar 393-2232 Weight lifting set (1V4 lb. - 25 Fast, guaranteed service. WILCOX SECOND HAND j JIMMIE BORN Discount printing. IBM office of Sen. Mike Gravel, lb.) $12; lawn roller, $10; electric, excellent working STORE, 509 East Michigan. \ WE WILL BE typing theses, and binding resumes, publication. of D-Alaska, for publication of the Pentagon clothes dryer $55. 332-2660. 485-4391. C-5-6-30 OPEN THE WEEK Across from campus, corner Papers by For Rent For Rent For Sale X-2-6-30 M.A.C. and Grand River, Beacon Press. YOU CAN SEE the OF July 3rd - 8th Gravel said in a savings with below Jones Stationary Shop. Rooms Rooms GUN SHOW, July 1, 2. 10 quality glasses from Call COPYGRAPH statement: "Today's COLE'S BAKERY OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 SERVICES, 337-1666. decision may be the a.m. - 5 p.m. on Ruess Road, FINE BAKERY East Michigan Avenue. C-6-30 death-knell for an informed lis, $47.50 per month. LARGE ROOM FOR Summer. 1V4 miles North of M - 78, food for all meals. Open 372-7409. C-6-30 and vital Congress in this 3 September 15. Call Close to campus. Private Perry, Dealer tables $5 per Sunday. MEIJER'S EVERYTHING FOR your hair. TYPING THESES and letters, fc-1074. 2-6-30 day, $7.50 both days for 8' THRIFTY nation." entrance, parking, 351-5313. TELECASTER BASS etc. Rapid, accurate service. table. General admission $1 ACRES, Okemos, South guitar, Sprays, shampoos, hot combs 1-6-30 new. $200 or make offer. Pennsylvania, West Saginaw. and dryers. UNION Experienced. 393-4075. |E ONLY. Summer SPARTAN or $2 per family. Also, KROGER, Frandor, Logan Call, 349-9318. 3-6-30 BUILDING BARBER SHOP C-6-30 nonth. Includes utilities, HALL now leasing Antique Flea Market and Center, 4002 West Saginaw, C-1-6-30 jerator. Clean, quiet, Summer/Fall. Men, women, Auction on grounds. Watch TYPING WANTED color TV, kitchen, V,i block Civil War buffs firing cannon 1721 North Grand River. ted. FREE parking. Call Animals C-1-6-30 j between 7 - 9 p.m. campus. 215 Louis. 3 and musket. Call 485-2865. Real Estate 484-5765, anytime. 6-7-7 5-6-30 |ekdays. 351-0473. 0-6-30 through through 5 p.m. Monday ESCAPEIII VISIT CURIOUS COCKER SPANIEL, 11 months FOR SALE by owner. A large Announcement Friday, 351-4495 BOOK SHOP for used male, very friendly, $15. Ifs What's Happening must be |M0S - OWN room, 0-6-30 SEWING Sale. MACHINE Brand Clearance portable, paperbacks, hardbacks, 349-4909. 1-6-30 gracious turn • of - the - Transportation recieved in the State 341 Student Services News ning pool, cooking, new science fiction and comicsll! century 5 bedroom home. office, Irking. Prefer Graduate SINGLES AND doubles, $49.95, $5 per month. Large ST. BERNARD puppies AKC, Near downtown Mason. RIDE NEEDED to Harper Bldg., by noon one class day 541 East Grand River, below selection of reconditioned dew claws Large living room with before publication. No dent 349-3966. 3-7-3 completely furnished. All Paramount News. 332-0112. removed, shots, Woods - Detroit every utilities paid. Call 372-8077 used mechlnes. Singers, pedigree furnished. Will fireplace, formal dining announcements will be accepted 4-7-5 weekend. Cell Ray, Whites, Necchis, New Home room, fenced in yerd. Call by phone. No announcements |t: SUMMER, room, one after 4 p.m. C-6-30 and "many others". $19.95 sacrifice, $85. 627-5661. 353-6970, 353-4516. 2-6-30 o campus, $55/month. 4-7-5 676-2675^3-7-5 will be accepted for events MOVING SALE - Furniture, 80. 3-7-3 ROOM FOR man, across from to $39.95. Terms. outside the greater Lansing area. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Appliances, AM/FM radio, 35 NORTH, 10 minutes to cempus. Wanted Union. 211V4 Grand River, DOBERMAN PUPPIES, AKC COMPANY, 1115 North mm camera, clothing etc. all Lerge wooded lot, 2 Green Earth Food Co §E. KITCHEN, laundry TV upstairs. 5-6-30 day 7-1-72. 825 N. Walnut registered, $150. 372-7432. bedroom, story '/>. DON'T FORGET blood comes - op ities. Furnished, close, Washington, 489-6448. 3-7-5 will begin open store hours 7 to C-4-6-30 Lansing. 2-6-30 Surrounded by 400 vecent from people. Save a life. Give 9 p.m. Sunday at the Evergreen t). Call 337-9610. 2-6-30 Redecorated inside end For Sale 9' x 12' NATIONAL tent, camp ecres. blood. Professional donors basement. Come buy grains and SONY 75 watt AM/FM receiver, out. Taxes, utilities, compensated. MICHIGAN stove and folding shelves insurence, less than $500 e 4 months old. Cell 351-5820. COMMUNITY BLOOD 50 USED SEWING machines, 1-6-30 included, $75. Also, double yeer. 332-6097. By owner. CENTER. 337-7183. C-6-30 The MSU Tolkien FREE KITTEN, 3 months old, Fellowhip $9^.95 ahd up. Consoles and bunk house boat with trailer, femele. Beeutiful and cleen. 1-6-30 will meet at 8 p.m. today at 445 portables, Zig - Zag and $395,487-0413. 2-6-30 DRIVER NEEDED IE. CLEAN, quiet, close. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 10 • 5. 351-1307. 3-6-30 to take car Cedar Village,' which has been Irking, straight stichers. Also, used Moving from state. Baby Recreation 'to Washington, D.C. early officially declared World no cooking. After 6 FENDER BANDMASTER V 361-0631.3-7-3 vacuum cleaners. $3.50 up. furniture, household articles, July. 353-7791, 351-5682. headquarters. ELECTRO • GRAND, 804 clothes, toys. 1716 Cehill amplifier. 337-0219. Good Mobile Homes UNION BOARD summer flights. 3.7-3 Eest Michigan, Lansing. condition. 2-6-30 Jen, Inditioned, SINGLE clean, eir close, perking, Hours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Drive. 1-6-30 1970 HORIZON SUNRISE Hours 1 - 4 p.m. Late June, July, end August flights still METAL CANOE, In good The Society Anachronism will hold for Creative fighting EXCELLENT SCHWINN sting condition, and boy's Schwinn d Saturday, 9 -12 noon. C-6-30 GARAGE SALE. 250cc Duceti, - PARK. Ewellent condition. 2 practice at 1 p.m. Saturday at price. 351-3022. 3-7-5 five available. 353-9777. C-6-30 kitchen cebinet, rocking ray, speed, generator bedroom, fully carpeted, sting - ray bicycle. Call the Bogue Street Bridge. The light, odometer, $50. chairs, dishes, etc. 11 e.m. 24,000 BTU air conditioner, 487-3096^ Roaring Wastes Tournament is [Ebpckingpim 231 Beel Street. 1-6-30 349-0191. 1-6-30 partially furnished. Pool Service LANSING OR SURROUNDING next weekend. privileges. Must sell. Phone SANSUI 5000 receiver end EXTERIOR PAINTING. Gred townships. MSU instructor PIANO - UPRIGHT. Good 625-7375. 5-7-3 Students interested in reververation amplifier. Akai desires 2 bedroom house condition. Hand rubbed oil students, reliable, references. working for Bob Carr for furnished or unfurnished has it . . . heated pool finish. $150. 332-5615, auto-reverse model reel-reel deck. Pioneer SX-82 200-D ELCAR - 12' x 50', fully Call 349-1005 or 349-2781. Free estimates. C-6-30 starting August. Call Congress please call 332-3317. 353-9037. 2-7-3 carpeted, shed. Nice location, stereo receiver. PENTAX 351-8250 or Write: Box 455, phone, 489-6880. 2-7-5 airconditioning and all FOR SALE. 1963 VW bus. SPECIALS. Spotmatic F2, super multi-coated 7x35 0' 50' PROFESSIONAL leather SUEDE and East Lansing, 48823. 5-7-5 M. candidate Robert Carr, Democratic for Congress, will excellent conditon; 1967 x 1963 BUDDY. cleaning and address a Students for Carr 4620 S. HAGADORN binoculars. (2) Honeywell Skirted, V4 mile from campus. Karmann Ghia, new engine; refinishing. OKEMOS DRY meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in Just North of Mt. Hope Honda 305 cycle, new 202-A slaves complete in 337-0947 after 2 p.m. 3-6-30 CLEANERS. Home of 38 and 39 Union. Everyone is bittco aluminum case. Over engine, meny extras; chairs, Professionals. 349-0910, WHY SHOULDN'T welcome. fLuxury apartments completely furnished sofa. See at 409 Ann Street, 800 8-track tapes. Over 1200 Lost & Found 2155 Hamilotn. 0-1-6-30 used LP's. WILCOX East Lansing between 4 - 8 fith distinctive Spanish Mediterranean p.m. 2-6-30 SECOND HAND STORE, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR YOU BE USING Signup has begun for Union Board's summer flea market furniture for summer and fall 509 East Michigan. LOST: ONE Airedale, black and painting. Experience, July 8. Those interested may 485-4391. BankAmericard, tan. And one mutt, gold. references. Free estimates. THIS SPACE? WEach unit has dishwasher, garbage disposal, COLUMBIA MEN'S 3 speed. Master Charge, Layaway. 8 sign up from 8 a.m. to noon and Like new. $50. Phone Vicinity of Collingwood and 337-2748. 3-7-3 1 to 5 p.m. any day in the uentral air conditioning. a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Grand River, 332-1060. 351-0646. 2-6-30 Activities Office, Union. Saturday. C-6-30 MODERNIZATION AND all ■ 3 parking spaces per unit 2±30_ CALL 355-8255 MOVING, WING - back Sofa, types of home repair. Coffee, LOST: BLACK short haired com, discussion, 10 SPEED BRAND new Raleigh Excellent workmanship. dresser, baby carrier, antique sounds, Jesus Christ, alternative |G/a/?f heated pool, recreation rooms and rocker, needs repair. Parliament. $115. Call labrador with markings, month old male, brown Reasonable rates. 351-8753. NOW!! coffee house open at 9 p.m. wrivate balconies. 655-1408 before noon. 3-7-3 1-6-30 484-8242. 2-6-30 Saturday on the off campus $10 reward. 332-6120. 3-7-5 - corner of Hagadorn Road and I The 2 bedroom units start at $60/month per man ANTIQUES: OUTDOOR KALAMAZOO SOLID body LOST ALASKAN Malamute, TV, HI-FI Repeirs. Recorders, Shaw Lane. I Call Larry Scott at 351-7166 for information Antique Flea Market. July 1, bass guitar. Good condition. wolfgrey male, seven months. radios. Dependable, low 2. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ruess Call, 485-9329. 2-6-30 Reward offered. rates. SAVE. 351-6680. | 3 • 6 - 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 0-5-6-30 Who's Whose Road, IVi miles North of M - Handicapped child's pet. will hold a free open air concert ELECTRIC STEEL guitar, solid MANAGEMENT EXCI. USIVEL Y B Y: 78, Perry. Dealers space $2 Answers to the name, 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday in Valley per day, auction on grounds walnut, embossed plastic top, "Porker". 351-0909. 2-6-30 Mary L. McEachin, Kalamazoo Court park behind the bus stop. FOR QUALITY service on I ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Sunday July 2 only. Starts at amplifier, case. $250. stereos. TV's and recorders. senior to Charles P. Werner, Mongrel and Planet Uranus from 10 a.m. 15% commission to 655-3738, 9-4 p.m. 2-6-30 LOST: LARGE black, tan dog, Kalamazoo, 1970 MSU grad, Detroit Store Front and Marcus i 241 e. saginaw hwy. suite 411 sell your items. Call "huckleberry" Call Frank THE STEREO SHOPPE. 337-1300. C-6-30 Theta Delta Chi. from Ann Arbor will perform. east lansing, michigan 48823 485-2865. 5-6-30 UPRIGHT PIANO - Grinnell 337-2353, 337-9814. 2-6-30 Bros. Walnut finish, very good condition. $300. Phone CUTn, -rw.r. EXTRA TV S »ll fast m TV FACTS now has an spring Entertainment Guide as Statement of Transactions jjc 655-3738, 9-4 p.m. 2-6-30 >49',25 Cash 48 monthly Price (Including payments of $49.25 Sales Tax) 2144.00 ECHO-PLEX, (P.A. accessory) 355 8255° ^ ** DM" « ■ Shopping Guide. C-6-30 | Down 1 own j Cash or Trade Uinpald balance of Filing Fee $2.00 cash price like new, used very little, 485-7954. 3-7-3 THESES | 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE Ph. 482 8415 | per month for the Amount Financed Finance Charge GOYA condition. F-12 guitar. Best 393-5883 or 882-9808 after Perfect offer. XEROXED LOWEST PRICES V Come on down and join our I \ 1972 Total of Payments Annual percentage r Deferred payment - 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 FASTEST SERVICE A j birthday celebration and have pastrami special at Vs price. a ^ TOYOTA 4C 3C 2C 1C [orolla THE PAPER EATER COPIES ff OPEN 7 - 9 MON. - 5.4 T. I f 211 Abbott 9-9 351-4321 A SUNDAY 7-7 $ BIKE, SCHWINN girl's 26". Good condition. Baskets, New tires. $40. 355-3155 before 10 p.m. S 6-30 There's a world | g M\ \ that's changing 8 1 M j j with you . . , 'HEELS TOYOTA IHC. % USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE § sl KMLIL IMOO [.MICHIGAN AVE. 5 Blocks West ol Frandor AT THE STATE NEWS I SH0PP1N6 CENTER FRYE BOOTS!Z°5 ) 2 Mi<-.ugan State News, East Lathing, Mid^a.. Frida\ Alcoholism called major state issue By LINDA WERFELMAN Wednesday. Alcoholism. and More money is available Major proposals of the final report would be a The program began in created, of 44 men released, DEBBIE CALKINS for programs to combat The created office, which was in January for a commission probably will include "multiple approach" to the August 1971 and now serves only 5 were returned to jail #ltern»tive. methadone Li'" , I drug use, since drugs have provisions which drug and alcohol abuse approximately 300 clienta, Gallagher said. State New* Staff Writers received two-year study of the would improve existing problem. "My personal goal including persons under Scott developed. P**"l greater public problem in Michigan, will Huffman, Alcoholism is the attention, he added. present its report to the facilities, require local will be to see that the after-care and follow-up codl rector of the Drug in"1?6 proP»n* J "number one drug problem Boyd discussed the programs to con from to taxpayers get the most for treatment. Education Center (DEC) 0P*rition .''B across the state," Charles A. problem of drug and alcohol governor later this year. The state standards and provide their money and that the During the 10 months 405 Grove St., argued that •dequately 0dL ""I Boyd, director of public office will spend its second for better coordination or addicts get good help as since the become a abuse after program drug prevention should education for the office of a day-long public hearing conducted in year working to encourage staff activities and financing quickly as possible," he was include attempts to addict he said. to' *• J Drug Abuse and the MSU Union by the implementation of its of programs, Boyd said. said. the problems which remedy ' lead Alcoholism, said Office of Drug Abuse and recommendations, Boyd said. Richard Bates, member East Lansing Police Chief people to become Methodone BJ should of the Charles Pegg be 1 commission, said the advisory commission that told the Price dependant "It has on drugs. to do with w ' 1h d r aw n the Lansing area has an "U'ntenance Drn ' eliminating poverty," said. pn>PHL "increasing amount of hard drugs." extended Huffman people's lives said. so "Why are miserable Anothe' Pan,J He said that East Lansing that leading the life of encouraged Police control Dept. actions to WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon extended junkie is preferable a to marijuana legis|lti' J 'egal provisions drug use are anything else?" f0r ZU "directed toward hard drug price controls Thursday to fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs Jack Schrank, consultant *ou ^ simil^f users, not marijuana users." Officer Sue Brown also of and seafood after the first to DEC, suggested that izr< the sale by the producer. The East Lansing Police move was expected to have Dept., agreed that there is a little immediate effect on high amount of drug crime related activity in the area. soaring food costs. In removing the current Ingham County Sheriff exemption on raw Kenneth L. Preadmore agricultural products at all agreed with their assessment levels except the farm, the adding that at least 65 per President sought to put the cent of the inmates in the pressure of controls on county jail have committed profit margins and price drug related crimes. An markups on fruits, additional 25 per cent have vegetables and seafood sold been arrested for public primarily at wholesale and Speaking Ingham County Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore (with intoxication to or acts related alcoholism, he said. retail. Donald Rumsfeld, back turned at far right) told the seven Concerning alcoholism, Preadmore said the common Jerry Gallagher, director director of the Cost of - member drunk should not be placed in jail, but should have of the Ingham County Jail Living Council, said Nixon's advisory commission on drug abuse and alcoholism access to drug program, said that 98 action "cannot drive food counseling and rehabilitation services. Wednesday that 65 per cent of all inmates at the per cent of the individuals prices down. Only increased Ingham County Jail committed drug - related crimes. taken into the program are supply or reduced demand State News photo by Milton Horst heroin additcs. could do that.. Last week, Nixon decided BY NEWSPAPER BALLOT to lift meat for the import quotas remainder of this year in order to increase beef and pork supplies and 1-45 State put downward pressure on antiwar the retail cost of meat. Nixon backed off from An effort to mobilize antiwar sentiment in polling Michigan residents through newspaper ballots. Sen. Philip Hart; Rep. John Conyers, D-Detroit; Rep. door-to-door campaign in ballots, answering p the extending controls to the farm, an action that could, according to administration 11*1 E. Grand Riv« Michigan and confront The ballots, similar to one which volunteer workers' economists, cut off Congress with "the true Donald Riegle, D-Flint; and will bring the ballots into question of cutting off sharply reduce the supply of or Across from Fraud* published on the State News funds for the war with depth of antiwar sentiment" Rep. Charles Diggs, residential meat and other fresh editorial page May 31, will communities, "yes" or "no." Responses foods. will begin this week. D-Detroit - will be placing read: "Should Congress union halls and office should be mailed advertisements in Detroit to Box Spearheaded by Peace end the war by cutting off buildings. 1621, Alert, USA, a bipartisan metropolitan newspapers Washington D.C., funds? Yes or No." which will include a ballot 20013 and include the group of U.S. senators and Part of a national Peace Alert readers can clip and mail to organizers respondent's name, address, ir ANNOUNCING congressmen against the said they campaign, Peace Alert Peace Alert's national were urging all phone number and name of war, the effort will involve people to fill out organizers - among them office. the local congressmen. "Many of us in Congress Viet life continues believe depth this that the of antiwar sentiment in true Sunday Pizza Special country has never accurately been measured. Lr" despite rice loss The National Peace poll is designed to give Congress visible testimony of [ hi i i "ST.00on a Varsity OFF King 16" just ► how wide and deep this feeling is," Sen. Harold (1 item or more) PIZZA PHONG DIEN, South Vietnam (AP) — In more than two Hughes, D-Iowa, one of four Good with this coupon on months of North Vietnamese occupation, villagers of Hai cochairmen of the effort, Sunday July 2, from 5 P.M. on Xuan said they had their rice harvest said. older male and female children confiscated, their drafted into a local militia and were told that Saigon had been captured. Otherwise, Other cochairmen are Sen. Menu: they said, life went on as before. Alan Cranston, The villagers told this D-Cali f., •Subs (3 to story: Rep. Paul *Hamburgs On April 28, about 300 North choose from) Vietnamese soldiers McCloskey, R-Calif., and • Fries entered the village, six miles south of Quang Tri City. Riegle. •Footlon, PINBALL The soldiers were accompanied by 10 Viet Cong agents, Varsity Dogs all former residents of Hai Xuan The first advertisements who had fled to the North FREE FAST HOT DELI VERY STARTS AT 5 P.M. after the 1968 Tet offensive. appeared in the New York The North Vietnamese soldiers Times May 28. Since then confiscated all the villagers' government identification cards and promised new ones. They also took a large quantity of rice, saying they similar advertisements and ballots have appeared in 20 VARSITY would pay for it later. The associations of youths, village was organized into farmers, women and a militia major papers throughout the country. In the future, Peace Alert 332-6517 1227 E. Grand River defense force of boys and girls between the ages of 17 and plans 21. The militia was armed by the North Vietnamese with to organize a ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Ml6 rifles captured from the South Vietnamese. 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