Custers Friday MICHIGAN Cloudy Last Stand Re - STATE NEWS and cool today. The STATE . . . enactment from the view of highs will be in the upper tha Indian i» today in 60s to lower 70s. Hardin, Montana. UNIVERSITY „e 65 Number 8 East Lansing, Michigan Friday. July 7, 1972 JUSTICE BURGE McGovern delegate return delayed WASHINGTON (AP) - Chief high court to convene a rare special The court may sit with as few as six parcel out delegates to candidates provoked a fundamental constitutional The Democrats contended the J£ Warren E. Burger Thursday term to hear its appeal. The party contends that lower court of the nine justices present. according to the percentage of the crisis which can be settled only by this decision threatens to cause j£ked indefinitely a lower court primary vote they received. court." fundamental change in the American a Son that151returned to Sen. George California delegates to intervention in delegate selection "very »kely" will place the federal The appeals court Wednesday At the same time, the court upheld The seating of the California political system by expanding the role JcGovern, the party's the committee's rights to unseat Daley - - overturned Credentials delegates, the party brief said, "and of the judiciary into the affairs of ■mocratic National Convention, judiciary in the role of convention Committee and ordered 151 California and 58 other Illinois delegates after very likely the presidential nomination political parties further than ever Burger acted as he attempted to kingmaker. delegates returned to Sen. George S. finding they violated party rules on itself will be determined, not by the - before. ontact the other eight vacationing At the same time, Daley forces have McGovern. The committee had delegate selection. political process operative at the McGovern forces opposed the party stripped them from the South Dakota In asking the high court to consider convention but by the mandate of a ere is sufficient support to call for special _ term to gain judicial Sffensive, damaging uamaging and ana harmful" narmtur air "The suit, filed ine suit, mea in in Wayne County ™uyiie wuu.ii, _ hptwppn MrOnvern nnrf DuIpv " 'Dilution of heavily populated Circuit Court under Michigan s , . .. Tletrnnnlifon metropolitan Detroit in the most far E* mrSvrtnmAnfol \M nf dttlU. i.l__ * * Environmental Protection Act of eaching environmental protection suit speculated that after By RAY ANDERSON 1970, is an unprecedented action by McGovern forces organizing the 2,000 clerical and before the clerical workers are aware ever filed in Michigan. temporarily lost 151 State News Staff Writer local officials against Ford, the of the California technical workers on campus, 95 per of them. delegates, they were historical founder of the motor city's "out for blood." As A work cent of whom are women. Another woman attended the The suit, announced Thursday by a result, the other slow-down, union ">e homegrown industry. delegation was refused seating because organization and a possible strike The clerical and technical workers meeting to find out what had Wayne County Air Pollution Herbert L. Misch, „ . . ntrol vice the mayor ha(j not f0n0we(j the during fall registration are possible were informed of the merit raise denial happened to the merit raises. Division, charged Ford's giant president for environmental and safety in an administrative memorandum "I was supposed to get one this wver deIegation cornposition guidelines set consequences of a merit raise denial to Rouge complex with "at least matters, said the company was the University's clerical and technical dated June 30. month and now this," she remarked. by the Democratic Platform nnii Pollution »■ violations °f the county's "surprised and shocked" by the suit, Committee. workers, 30 clerical workers decided The Alliance became involved TTiough her raise was to be only $5, she control regulations." and he accused Wayne County of "The committee collected, the Thursday. because the denial was directed at the argued that she was as entitled to it as disregarding Ford's efforts to lick mayor selected and the people ejected The meeting, held in the Union Gold largest block of working women on (Continued on page 9) th^e ^'ver ^ou8e complex — one of pollution. the delegates," Jackson said. Room, was sponsored by the Alliance the campus, Alliance spokesperson 1 onn est UO acres'nand t'le wor'd — sprawls over Returning to the subject of the against Sex Discrimination to assit in Mary Craypo said Wednesday. She > is the heart of heavily (Continued on page 9) charged that the administration and personnel department had no intention of stopping pay 'IAGUED BY QUESTIONS discrimination. She described their action as a direct Study asks slap in the face of the Women's Steering Committee and accused President Wharton of accepting the committee's report as a stall tactic to unit to hire Split Bv NANCY PARSONS hinders war Some of the questions that are delay positive action. However, the small turnout at the meeting reflects the difficulty of union organization for the purpose of collective bargaining and better job Chicanos plaguing the committee members and By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer security, the primary grievances of News Background that have been hotly debated over in their meetings are the same questions those attending. State News Staff Writer Without much public University subcommittee was not even finished report on his desk by today, that appeared at the outset. Secretaries present at the Alliance 0 Ul fanfare, the ^committees on University and held until June 5, the date originally This gave the panel only three days •Are the subcommittees actually meeting expressed other grievances, The MSU Cooperative Extension to decide on their recommendations. but refused to disclose their names for Service should hire Chicanos for Indochfr1"8 P°lides related to the set as their deadline. two separate committees without fear of administration or department C i,r,have been P,odd,ne No one expected that the committee's work would drag on and which they had hardly begun discussing, and allowed no time to set overlapping concerns? reprisal, they said. decision making positions in the organization, according to a reoort '"tervipwL 2 ,nfo«natk>n and •Does the city subcommittee have They noted that salaries for state on into the summer. One member in up a joint meeting for both the right to veto any of the University relased Thursday by the Committee if con^KM0rs°"S ln sPeclfic areas each of the subcommittees was forced subcommittees. employes start at $7,000 whereas MSU Against Discrimination. the entYm, ,Now that they are nearing subcommittee's recommendations and clerical workers start at $5,200. to resign for previous personal So now the city subcommittee is in a vice versa? "One or two Chicanos in key *8k- the fact r m the'r aPP°,nted commitments and "let's - get - on- quandry as to what their role is. •Are the subcommittees supposed to positions results in tokenism which in * The falling anart <>a . ImL"8 pane,S appear t0 the seams, with - it" attitudes seem to prevail on Wharton did not even mention that produce one single report or two and One employe with a B.A. who has the opinion of the committee is as bad been working two complained trom the1?® met wlth difficulties both committees. subcommittee in the letter he wrote to to whom is the report to be presented? years as blatant discrimination," the report that she shown a grievance Forced . outLset whfin they were Into this confusion President Charles Poizel, Canton, Ohio junior From the very beginning the was never said. "The committee recommends Wharton dropped a bombshell early and chairman of the University procedure. She added that notices of Stable a^andon their original University subcommittee was far job opportunites are frequently »ork. Thi first ,* comPletion of their this week by demanding that the subcommittee, in which he instructed new University subcommittee place a the subcommittee to wrap It up. (Continued on page 11) given to the department head and filed (Continued on page 9) meeting of the 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7 , gjjrtTttTTOICooperate, minorities urged By NANCY PARSONS luncheon sponsored by think alike and agree on the up that university so that it funding projects and into community," Johns State News Staff Writer be used by the outside initiating innovations on our This is one MSU's College for Urban issues," Johnson said. can thins UbT The future of blacks and Affairs on the role of "It's simply not true. We community, Johnson said, own," Johnson said. mistakenly thought «, Puerto Ricans in this Columbia's center in its have a lot of divisions," he Some of the programs The Urban Center has already an intregal Dart country is necessarily surrounding community. said. "There are at least being carried on at the established noncredit any university." ' interrelated and the only Johnson said that one of seven identifiable black center for the community courses for members of the Johnson hopes , way for either group to gain the major obstacles the segments of Columbia and include scholarship grants, community in the black establish academic eJ experience and is for students substantial improvements is Urban Center is facing is in there isn't one single group providing an easy - to urban affairs library and working j„7(J (to work together, a New trying to unite all of the that can decide what should attempting to bring the community under V? ■York sociologist said different minority factions be done and can lead providing aid and advice for faculty and graduate supervision similar to a at Columbia and in New minority businessmen students at Columbia into program of in Thursday on campus. everyone." -the- York City. Columbia's Urban Center, Harlem. community programs. work of student Lloyd Johnson, director teachers of the Urban "A big mistake people "These are important 'There is little emphasis "Not only Center at which was established with very student be graded bv Wouid' Sen. George McGovern's Columbia University, New make is in thinking that all a $10 million grant from the projects but I felt that the on the faculty York City, spoke to about blacks, all Puerto Ricans, all Ford Foundation in 1967, is university had to get out of commitment and instructor but also bv "so - called white flag 20 at Mexicans and all acting as a catalyst to open the business of simply involvement in the total Pri persons a Indians (military) budget substitutes a philosophy of give - away - 1...H evaluation I- to ?sa» , be of T*> armed .jrmed c now, beg - later for a importance," Kganization BY FBI AGENT Another Johnson^ carry philosophy of strength and education! duties." innovation Johnson w willingness to negotiate." like to see - Melvin R. Laird, established „ He the area of offering coifaMkptember. Shooting Secretary of Defense courses for inmates ,L" ",h penitentiaries. see story page 1 "These people ; certainly part of community, although tlx Chess hijack isolated," Johnson sai play set to begin det are "K'd like to see colleges M universities play aroua with that issue." Bobby Fischer has apologized to Boris Spassky in SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The FBI The hijackers were identified as Dimitr writing for "disrespectful behavior" that agent who ordered the rush of a captive ^ K. Alexiev and Michael D. Azmanoff. Both threatened their world champion chess jetliner that ended in shooting deaths of were 28 and had bleached their dark hair championship, and the Soviet news agency Tass two hijackers and a passenger said blond. Immigration authorities in San ASMSU Francisco said both escaped across the Iron announced Thursday night that "all demands of Thursday he hopes "it will be a lesson" to Curtain from Communist Bulgaria on the Soviet delegationihave been satisTiecL" different dates in 1968 and had been living The American challenger s apology was delivered FBI>S action but P™Uent supported the £id he was upset that the at a Hay ward, Calif., house with Alexiev's announces to the Russian chess champion during the morning, passenger had been killed and two other wife. opening the way for the start of the 24 - game passengers wounded, Alexiev worked as an independent taxi meet del series, plagued by delay, confusion and bad feeling. "The FBI had a well thought out plan ' driver at the San Francisco airport and Azmanoff truck driver and a] and it is obvious to me that it would have was a ASMSU did not mi succeeded except for the one hijacker machinist. Immigration officials said both Thursday, despite going beserk," J. Floyd Andrews, president were permanent legal residents of the announcement earlier th New satellite to orbit of Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) said. United States. week that a meeting woul Meanwhile, one passenger complained of The dead passenger was Canadian be held if 13 members wei lack of security measures at the airport Stanley Carter, 66, a retired railroad available. where the flight began, although the airline conductor who was headed with his wife A new satellite soon to be launched promises to said security measures were taken. for Southern California where they hoped A meeting probably wj help farmers control insects without the use of FBI agent - in - charge Robert Gebhardt, to find a new home. be held within the next tw pesticides, improve mine safety and pinpoint who is described by the FBI in San The wounded passengers, both men, weeks, ASMSU Boai pollution sources. It also may enable timber cutters Francisco as having made the decision to were reported in fair condition and were Chairman Harold Bucku rush the plane, said: expected to receover. said Thursday. to make more judicious harvests of forests. "I hope this will be a lesson. We Gebhardt refused further comment on The meeting was not he The jack - of - all trades spacecraft, known as the intended to stop this hijack and stop it we his storm - the - plane decision, but his The ohl mnl new because nine memb« earth resources technology satellite, is scheduled to did." assistant, agent Tom Dugan, said the indicated that they wou Laurel Wroten, Union Lake freshman, makes good be sent aloft July 21, marking the first step toward After failing in six hours of negotiations decision was "our only course of action" be able to attend, Buck™ to win relase of 81 passengers after use of the Class of 1900s gift to the University near combining space technology with remote sensing and a crew hijackers refused to release said. of the Music Building as she practices her violin. methods in order to improve management of the five, FBI agents stormed the plane passengers. Ten members Wednesday and opened fire on a hijacker "It's just that we felt we could do it... State News phtoo bv Paul Heavenridge earth's resources. required for a quorum. who had been holding a gun at the pilot's we could go aboard and take these guys "It's a very major milestone," said Donald Harth, head in the cockpit. into custody," Dugan said. "A lot of deputy director of the Goddard Space Flight The hijacker in the rear of the plane factors entered into it." Center. began firing wildly, wounding two passengers and killing another before he was shot dead by agents, the FBI said. PSA spokesman Gary Kissel responded that several security measures were used, but he was unable to say which ones. After Student election units The hijackers were identified Thursday another PSA plane was hijacked last April, Landslides hit Japan urged to the airline was fined $1,000 by the Federal U' as two Bulgarian natives. They had demanded $800,000 ransom and wanted to be taken to Siberia. Aviation Administration for failing to follow security procedures. use assets Three days of landslides and flooding from By LINDA WERFELMAN announced hours and requests that they be torrential rains have left 40 persons dead and 67 State News Staff Writer all members of the Studei permitted to conduct mission in southwestern Japan, national police said /\BRAMS Students responsible for student affairs without Nominations Committi Ai ©IL®©!!® . the conduct of student faculty involvement. James were not informed of tin Thursday. elections to Academic locations of meetin{ T. Bonnen, chairman of the or Police reported the biggest landslide occurred Council should "utilize the Faculty Hekhuis said. Steering Wednesday in Tosayamada, a farming village near resources of the Committee, said. Students who hai Kochi on Shikoku, one of the four University," Louis Hekhuis, Hekhuis suggested that Japanese main participated in islands. It buried 59 persons, police said. Thirteen for summer maintenance associate dean of students, all-University elections be formulation of electic PLANETARIUM bodies said Wednesday. held during spring term policies for all-Universi were recovered but 46 others were still shows resume August 4 The Student Nominations registration. A larger elections have been asked reported missing. About 1,000 rescue workers were Committee should include a number of student voters at the scene of the August 4 thru August 20, THE LAST QUESTION, a science fiction testify before the task for landslide. resource person from the would be available and the within the next two week! spectacular written by the Master of Science Fiction, Dr. Isaac Asimov. Heavy rainfall dumped a record 39 inches of rain Enter the inner planetarium chamber and witness the Student Affairs Office and a students elected would have Governance Committi in the many audio and region during a 48 - hour period ending 9 visual effects which have been created to take representative from the an opportunity to become Chairman John Rein< your mind on a futuristic Academic Governance a.m. Thursday. more familiar with said. The task forci voyage through time and space to other dimensions of the universe. Committee, Hekhius told Academic Council composed of members Program Information: 355-4672 the task force charged with operations before taking the Academic Governai reviewing election office fall term, he added, Committee, will conclui procedures. Some students had its review of student-at-' Dem tax plank disputed complained that polling election procedures lat This recommendation places in the June 2 this month, Reinoehl might not recieve student student-at-large election were The group was establishe Sen. Fred Harris, D - Okla., approval because of student n°t open during the in June after Gordon ' said Thursday a committee has been formed to fight for a proposed minority plank on tax reform at the Democratic GREAT COMING SUNDAY— Guyer, then chairman of i Faculty St Committee, requested tf The Academic Governai Committee create a tas National Convention. "Somthing more must be done for tax reform than the mild words we find in the VALUE Van Winkle Teegarden and force to review pas] procedures to determine "simple yet systematic of operating procedures fo JVC Stereo Cassette future student elections1 majority report of the the Academic Council." Platform committee," he said • at the in a statement. # JVC AMERICA, INC. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7, 1972 3 ;jvil war looms, Japan's leader to keep policies Irish leader hints TOKYO (AP) - Kakuei Tanaka said Wednesday as Japan's next prime minister he houses. In choosing Tanaka, the party, which is conservative, Northern Craig forecast civil plans no drastic a that British BELFAST, Protestant in the north next war security forces departure from the policies in effect rejected the will act Ireland •ommandos are unless British year lifts its to prevent the creation of new barricaded of his predecessor Eisaku cautious establishment Tgramilitary " civil war in suspension of the Protestant areas in the oni Sato. policies of Sato, who is ready for dominated province But then he added: "It is retiring at 71. It defeated Northern Ireland, militant provincial like a new man taking over his protege, 67 - year - old leader William Parliament. He did not rule UDA leaders have Protestant said the presidency of a Foreign Minister Takeo Irraie asserted Thursday. out however, confrontation an earlier they will create another company. There are bound Fukada, and gave Tanaka a Craig, head of the right - during the Protestant "no-go" area this to be some changes mandate for bold new ji( Ulster Vanguard traditionally troublesome weekend in what was seen approaches to the United months. eventually." ■Movement, said four or five summer as a deliberate attempt to The 54 - year - old States and China. Irmed commando type thwart Britain's peace In the House of millionaire construction anizations are standing by Commons in initiative. The UDA executive is the country's Tanaka won on the carry out "special London, the promised that after erecting second runoff ballot, 282 - British administrator for the barricades it will youngest prime minister duties." Northern Ireland "grant since 1945. 190, with four blank votes. told 14 days of peace and grace" Tanaka won the party He turned away bids in the He said August and lawmakers he would not to allow security forces to presidency, a post which first ballot by two powerful September could be bloody tolerate illegal activities. deal with the province's makes him head of party leaders who also Jnonths which might plunge William Whitelaw said troubles. government, at a convention advocated a change in (he province into a head - that persons who confront of Liberal Democratic foreign relations, Masayoshi lpn conflict between the - British troops in Belfast Ohira and Takeo Miki. the British government also party members in the Diet, Iprotestant majority and confro nt the security forces T.p ported 17 violations ' or Japanese parliament, toman Catholic minority. of the crown." , . Th™d? °fbythefcKease ; Bell maestro earlier in the day. The Diet Sources said Tanaka was called the Irish likely to Ohira, who J Craig did not disclose the Whitelaw stressed he was Republican Army, Wendall Wescott, the University's most reknowned carilloneur, spends his bell ringing is meeting Thursday to name backed him in the second Length of the commandos, anxious not to "excite the Guerrillas opened up on day within the heights of beaumont Tower along with as many of his followers that confirm him as prime ballot, as the new foreign l.hom he described as men situation," but his speech he can squeeze into his little room. minister for a three - year minister. Ohira served as ••with military training,' contained a clear warning targets, But no casualties term, a formality since the foreign minister in 1960 Luring an interview with the were reported. State News photo by Chuck Michaels party has a majority in both 63. - Irtish Press Assn. But he ■declared their units were In his restrainedacceptance fpread across Northern U.S.STRIKES N.VIETS speech Tanaka stressed Ireland and supplemented the need to work for party ■the 43,000 men reported to unity and mend frayed belong to another militant relations with other Jprotestant organization, the ■Ulster luDA). Defense Assn. S.Viets advance countries. His major goal is to maintain friendly relations British authorities do not SAIGON (AP) - South h u n d reds of small were still slightly more than Quang Tri will be taken." enemy soldiers in several company said 2,765 enemy with the United States, (doubt that commando Vietnamese prartroopers antipersonnel bombs on a a mile south of the city The enemy forces holed battles near Quang Tri. troops were killed last week. which have been strained in recent years because of iquads have been recruited, advanced slowly on Quang row of three - shaded homes center, a moated citadel, up in the bunkers among Government casualties were It listed government losses End report increasing British Tri City Thursday and U.S. along Highway 1 on the and moving cautiously the houses were estimated put at 10 killed and 90 as 523 men killed and 2,199 economic and political ■army involvement in the fighter - bombers pounded southeastern edge of the forward. at two companies, possibly wounded. wounded. developments, he said. entrenched North city. Other airborne units and Fighting was reported on PDA. 200 or ^ore men. One Vietnamese troops guarding The paratroopers were marines in the 20,000 - man Highway 1, the route One of the principal UDA prisoner said tney had called Tue State News is _ the access routes to the taking fire from bunkers task force were moving on for reinforcements. connecting Phnom Penh and published by the students of ■commanders is known to be northern provincial capital. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, hidden among the houses, the city from the southeast Furrow expressed doubt Saigon, on the east bank of former British Associated Press and the the Mekong River 45 miles Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays planes were and east but were still 1.8 to that the reinforcements ever ■paratrooper, and security correspondent Dennis attempting to clear a path 2.2 miles from the citadel. could reach the bunkers southeast of the Cambodian and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special ■forces believe a number of Weicome Week edition is published in September. Neeld, with the lead into the city that fell to the Capt. Gail Furrow, 32, because of air and artillery capital. Cambodian forces ■other veterans of the elite elements of the airborne North Vietnamese May 1. said the airborne task force are believed to be trying to Subscription rate is $16 per year. blows. Iregiment have joined task forces, reported that In the afternoon, lead he is advising could have clear the enemy from the Member Associated Press, United Press International, ■Protestant ranks. The Saigon spokesman, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Navy dive bomers dropped elements of the task force pushed into the enemy - highway, cut in mid-April. Lt. Col. Do Viet, said two Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press held city Wednesday, but it The U.S. Command companies of paratroopers Assn. had to secure the road to reported 14 Americans were controlled the southern Second classj postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. High Chilean minister prevent the enemy from killed in action last week, edges of Quang Tri south of Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services cutting the troops' supply 23 were wounded and four Highway 1, including the Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, line. railroad station. Most of were missing. The number Michigan, 48823. of dead, believed to be Some paratroopers did Quang Tri lies north of the Phones: mostly from air action, ay face impeachment enter Quang Tri on highway. Viet reported no exceeded the News/Editorial 355-8252 weekly Tuesday, then took up government troops had yet Classified Ads 355-8255 average of 9.5 for the first positions on the moved Into the northern 13 weeks of the North Display Advertising 353-6400 said that it contained gifts southeastern edge. sector. Vietnamese offensive. Seven Business Office 355-3447 _ SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - national police chief, of for Allende from Fidel A spokesman for the U.S. B52 heavy bombers Americans died of ■Hernan del Canto, Chile's inaction in the prosecution Photographic 355-8311 Castro. South Vietna mese ringed the city with ■interior minister, faced of ultraleftists who have nonhostile causes. command said the objective hundreds of tons of Campus Information 353-8700 ■possible impeachment been seizing private farms Foreign Minister Clodmiro The South Vietnamese and factories to force Almeyda was appointed first was to destroy the explosives and flanking ■Thursday as President enemy forces around Quang elements of the task force ■Slavador Allende's leftist Allende to accelerate the acting interior minister to serve while Del Canto Tri and "then naturally claimed to have killed 180 pace of his program to ■government ■anti-Marxist and opposition the transform Chile Into a remains suspended. COLONEL SANDERS Socialist state. Last January, Del Canto's ■headed for a confrontation predecessor. Jose Toha, was Down I own j in the nation's He also was suspected of Congress. involvement in the impeached by Congress for j■secondDel Canto, a Socialist and BEACH TOWELS in line to succession mysterious arrival of a score tolerating ultraleftist 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE Ph. 482 8415 J ■to the of packages and crates from actions. To keep his old presidency, was friend in the Cabinet, ■suspended by the Chamber Cuba two months ago ■of Deputies late Wednesday aboard a Cubana airliner Allende later appointed Toha defense minister. A $3.50 Value ■night in a vote for which were not inspected Allende called ■impeachment. Deputies of by customs. Instead, an This is the last week *1.99 ■Allende's Popular - Unity Chilean plain - clothes emergency meeting of ■coalition boycotted the coalition leaders Thursday of the pastrami special, police took them off the with any chicken purchase n session. plane to an undisclosed morning to discuss the suepension vote and other so hurry on down to the Deli! J The suspension is effective destination. The opposition matters pending in Congress ■immediately. The Senate, has ■also controlled by the charged that the shipment which threaten confrontation between a HURRY WHILE THEY LAST ■opposition, has 30 days in might have contained illegal ■which to act on the lower arms. The government has government and opposition. ■chamber's proposal. If it ■also approves impeachment, ■Del Canto would be ■automatically forced to ■resign. 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East St. MICHIGAN POINT OF VIEW Ch1 STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY ROTC tin soldiers By RON McCLELLAN the debate, and mind you, caused - real deserters do not blow your bugle and wave at Camp Grayling; about the next day never Worrv, j. of ftor-l Local Coordinator for Vietnam Veterans friends to separate roads. the flag this way. or the pajn J] When Vietnam was flaring with sorrow that follow each minute h yn IiI This is what this article is all about. Lee Lockwood Against the War While conversing with some life long But first this note. There are those violence — where did you go? When and day in Vietnam. drunken foxholes came From'5 +o Johnson was crying for men to stop shouts advertising manager buddies about the political happenings who joined the National Guard, the horrors of Communism - where patriotism when phrases such in the last five years we began to ROTC, or some reserve group because "traitor" or "damn hippies" Judy Yates, editorial editor discuss the controversy over draft they objected to the policies in did you go? When being so positive labeled on those opposing the noliH w Bill Whiting, news editor Southeast Asia. If this be the case then that Ho Chi Minh was wrong and the evaders. My friends, who incidently in Southeast Asia. This is Mike Cody, copy chief all the power to you. United States right - where did you loyalty were in the National Guard, were duty. But wait! Johnson did call urn, Rick Gosselin, sports editor But to the individual who believed co9 when duty called where did you against amnesty for any individual you - in Detroit. Nixon called yo^! who L derelict in duty to his country. Vietnam was right and agreed with the go? Oh yes! You yelled kill! kill! You to Kent. Each incident policies of our last President and now screamed and raged and promised demonstratin, They also agreed with Nixon's policies and your courage and sense of dedication Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for those of Johnson's. They felt Vietnam present one and then joined the revenge upon the North Vietnamese all this from your tents on unarmed civilians. Well dudes outstanding journalism. - d( sing "Oh say can you see..." to us Tin SOLDIERS! ^ EDITORIAL Then there are the dariny VOun. men of ROTC. Each morS douching with patriotic dust, salutiw MSU needs Old Glory, and spreading the of your supreme god - doctrinj Nixon', defensive "redeployment." You chose to languish behind four years of interested textbook when your duty of called. You weekend war principle, heroes sing j often along beautiful with the tin soldiers. At least judging from the too gone to the party To we individuals you are the re„ public statements of one of its hacks, the disappointed of our coutry's the Republican candidates for higher office, or deserters principle^ c members, Consciously and morally you accepted Trustee Selection Committee of the politically ambitious Vietnam. But when your sense of duty the MSU Alumni Assn. may newcomer looking for a called — where did you go? statewide office to use as a base It takes courage to stand by make some disappointing convictions and ideology and to recommendations to the for launching into bigger and accept By RAV the consequences involved no mattei better fields. And all too often, State Ne Republican Convention regarding what they are. Those individuals who Your coi trustee nominees. higher education across the state believed Vietnam was wrong and split ow! "All we can do is pick the has suffered as a result. the country because of objections to Behind tl the war have our vote for amnesty people we feel are most qualified We have had enough of that. (0| Mt a 40-fo course all charges should be and who would do the best job The selection of candidates for dropped) blue trailer They followed their own conscioui mobile o for MSU and hope that they get membership on the board of They didn't hide behind the shield trustees may have little impact District elected," says Winston Oberg, guardism or the textbooks. Charles E. < professor of management and on the state as a whole, but it is So if the government desires t< 'OK, THERI ARE FIVE BIG, TOUGH SECURITY MEN OUT HERE, MRS. MITCHELL — NOW GIVE prosecute "draft resisters" let it begin The si committee member. of paramount importance to UP THE PHONE!' among its own formation. patnotism-m So far, so good. But what's students and the entire as a steady this? Oberg also comments: "At constituent University community. tc resolvi first we were considering people who would have political sex We want candidates who deeply committed to higher are C.PATRIC LARROWE difficulty waiting roc appeal like Alex Karras (former education, who want to expand many as 1 Detroit Lions football player). the University's role in society he foui New procedure untested lhamberlai But really, what kind of instead of retrenching in the face disc qualifications or interest in MSU of a tightening budget, who will iroblems would he have?" play an enlightened role in hopping ce A good question, but one reordering the University's Escort in] which should never have had to priorities, I'm in my office Monday, thinking Roth and Sinderman." patience, "haven't you been following chairman for the panel. If they can' after a have been raised in the first We want candidates who will about the true meaning of "What'd they do?" he breaks in. what's been going on around here? agree, American Arbitration Procedures we've developed to protect (AAA) appoints the chairman. place. As Oberg noted, trustees take no part in the bickering and Independence Day, when a colleague "Showed bad judgment, for one people against being mistreated?" Perrin's not on the AAA list. bounces in, looking mighty worried. are elected on the basis of how backbiting which has too thing," I replies. "Here they were on "You know how it is, Lash," he "And get this, bub. The ruling of AT KEI "You read the editorial in the State one - year appointments, they publicly well the person heading their frequently marred the current replies. "I tried to follow that stuff in arbitration panel is final. It's bindin News this morning, Doc?" he says. criticized their schools' ticket does, not on whatever board, and who by that attitude the paper, but I got confused and gave on the president and the trustees. "The one about the Supreme Court administrations and their trustees." merits they themselves might have. The parties thus have may help to end that petty warfare. says don't profs on year - to - year contracts have no rights when they're "Golly, Lash," he says. "Good thing up. My research comes first with me, you know." "Gee, Lash," he admits. "I wrong about that. Is that the appei sur h you got tenure, way you're always "Well," I tells him, "IH fill you in Van Tassell would have had if Deal Above all, want candidates fired?" an excellent opportunity to select we going after our administration." on what's been happening. To begin Carlin hadn't reappointed her?" who seek the "Yes," I says. individuals who are highly trusteeship because "But, Lash," he says, "doesn't the with, two years ago, State adopted a "Paper didn't say what the Supreme Supreme Court rule put we "No," I says. "If you're fired fc qualified, not just highly they are interested in MSU, not Court was all about, except the procedure to protect us against some reason other than race, ere nontenureds here at MSU in the same discrimination on the basis of race, delectable. because they are interested in decision. I figured you could explain ethnic origin or sex, you position as Roth and Sinderman? If creed, ethnic origin or sex. take it In the past, themselves. Some o nominations for it," he says. they don't have rights, what makes "Established an Antidiscrimination under the new grievance procedur imateur si positions on governing boards of And we do not feel that that is It's a complicated set up, so bei "Actually," I begins, "it was two you think State'll give us any?" Judicial Board to hear complaints. - Northeast a the Big Three universities have all too much to ask. with me. cases, not one. Coupla profs named "Look, buster," I says, losing my Gives complainant right to an attorney "First, the 'U' created a Universit paid for by the University, right to cross - examine witnesses." Appeals Board, made up of 19 tenur profs and 8 nontunured. If you're JUDY YATES "Hey, wait a mintue!" he exclaims. "Didn't I read spring term about a the position Van Tassell was, and yo Prof Yuill in the Art Dept. had a appeal all the way to the top, it go before an appeals panel. hearing before that Board, they "It's got five members: thn decided against her? Doesn't look as if Van Tassell up tenured .profs from the Universit^^ for tenure that kind of a hearing's gonna help us Tenure Committee, two nontuenure much." "You could be right, " I concedes. profs chosen from the eigh nontenured members of the Universir "But I'd say two things about it. That the first case came up before appeals board. Get it?" was that Now that Eileen Van Tassell, asst. "I can't see going through a thing contacted department chairman instructor." board. Showed up a hole in "I think so," he says uncertain! the professor of natural science, has won like this again to gain tenure but I'm Emanuel Hackel, she received the same "What about due process? Does the I've never had Van Tassell for a class procedure. She couldn't subpena files her case in University College and has not going to leave out that provide a lawyer, way it does for tl they had in the department office, and so there is no way that I can evaluate been reappointed for the next two possibility," she said, Though this was not the case her department head refused to Antidiscrimination Judicial Boari She said that of the most her knowledge in the field of natural years she still has another battle one everywhere in the department, there testify. Turned out, under procedure, Can you subpenai witnesses staring her in the face — she comes up important things she has learned from were other department members who science, her attitude toward teaching he didn't have to." evidence? And does this new grievani for tenure this fall. the affair is that "people in the were not willing to talk. or her teaching technique. But I do "Well," he says, "that shouldn't be procedure provide for arbitration, Lincoln Petit, professor of natural know that the one real point sorely Van Tassell was denied department have a vested interest in a hard to take care of. Just amend the the end?" reappointment in February 1970. In certain ideology and they don't like to science and chairman of the ad hoc neglected in the whole affair has been procedure to provide for the right to "You can have a lawyer," I explain discuss decisions they have made in committee that first voted her actual teaching ability. April, 1971 the board of trustees to subpena witnesses and evidence." "but you have to pay his fee youi granted her a one year contract the past." recommend that Van Tassell not be And the answer to your questi "Right," I says. "But that's not all. extension because she had not received Van Tassell cited one instance her reappointed, wrote a letter to the It's easy to see how a rather She has another appeal coming, if she about witnesses and evidence stuffy reasons for her nonreappointment. first year of teaching where she asked Town Courier saying that he could not wants it. She can take it to arbitration is 'no'." department could easily dislike Van a three - Edward A. Carlin, dean of University instructors at a department faculty write to the State News because it was Tassell. She's young — 32 years-old, member arbitration panel." "That procedure looks like College reappointed Van Tassell meeting to discuss the rationale for the biased toward Van Tassell. On several but she looks a lot closer to 20. She's "Don't tell me, Lash, let me guess," stacked against us, Lash, with tl June after she had gone through common final, occasions when I contacted Petit, he unconventional. She prefers coming to he says, smart - alecky. "I can just see tenureds on there, aga' several appeal avenues. would not comment on any of the class in blue that panel. Two assistant provosts, nontenured. And no arbitration, jeans with her hair I had a cup of coffee and a questions I asked him. To run around in drawn by lot to make it look fair. the other one has." footlong braids rather than Grand I with Van Tassell the other day and we long as he was chairman," she said, and say that the "State News" biased discussed the remains of the incident. as My own experiences with the wearing a lab coat. But I seriously Chairman'll be Perrin." "Hold on there!" I says sternly. "IJ and Mai coverage toward Van Tassell when doubt that these factors determine a "Wrong," I snaps. "It's tripartite, agree that procedure there can L "I'm not bitter about it at all," she department while covering the issue Petit would not give his side of the like labor arbitration. Complainant person's ability as an instructor. And improved, but you have no bur" said. "Most of the people in the last fall back up Van Tassell's argument is ludicrous. that is the whole point behind hiring chooses one, department head or writing it off before we see he department are still speaking to me. I statement. At one particular point I Van Tassell has not changed her whoever's charged with discrimination or firing an instructor — to find the works in a concrete case. Then think a lot of them feel they ought to contacted a tenured professor to ask teaching techniques as a result of the most chooses have something to judge it by." qualified. one. Two of them choose a be angry but they aren't." questions regarding the case. He told experience in the department. She said that it is going to be me that I had no right whatsoever to "I like the way I teach, I'm not DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau difficult to mend fences before her ask any questions^n the matter, going to change," she said. "But I'm tenure comes up in the fall but she is When Barbara Parness, who covered certainly more aware of little factors ted, r po you realize- that willing to give it a try. the issue winter and spring terms, that can be used against an can't beueve /f it merest for NOU) FOI me, over 93,000 folks • you've let yourself be /n northern neu sersey THAT5, TWO CENTS WORTH ' victimized by a and ue5tches7er ujoulp P0HJ6R' ' compurer for 17 never rec6ii/e their p/v&t years' fofj pe-a/ehjac- sl/ps?^ ^ Supreme Court fS To the Editor: Once again the contradictions then - Atty. Gen. Mitchell's adherence Nixon dare to close down publishing between the professed beliefs and to the McCarran Act, a situation houses at this time?) those people who reality has placed America's ruling smacking of a reversion to would be interested in hearing him class at odds with the rights of the McCarthyism. The speech he had personally are denied this right. people. planned to give at a conference held Whether one agrees with his views or Buried in Friday's (6/30) news story under the auspices of the Bertrand not, the censorship imposed on ueu, i spent on the Supreme Court's Russell Peace Foundation, was heard ruling against Mandel can not be accepted any more three pays uev ho the death penalty was one paragraph via tape and has since been widely than can other forms of political putt/n6 a hew pp06ram on n/j/'r noting that a 6 - 3 court ruling "gave reprinted. repression that many people have the Justice Dept. authority to bar alien The fact that Mandel's other writings come to passively accept. tape anp nou) (%%' visitors who preach 'anarchistic' or on economics and political theory r cant 6et the computer to loslji dutton' The irony of the whole situation is Marxist doctrines." This case is in have been widely distributed and have that now, more than ever, we need to direct reference to the Justice dept.'s gained much popular acceptance can be exposed to the views of intelligent unwillingness to allow the U.S. public be seen by browsing in local and articulate people such as Ernest the opportunity to hear Ernest E. bookstores. His contributions to Mandel if we truly wish to foster a free Mandel, the Belgian editor of "La several socialist periodicals in this and open atmosphere in which to Gauche" and one of the world's most country have also enhanced his share ideas. respected Marxist scholars. reputation as a brilliant scholar. Richard Myers Mandel has previously been denied Yet, despite the fact that there is East Lansing graduate student admittance to this country because of access to Mandel's works (would June 30,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7, 1972 5 ChuCUe, by Chuck Beady >rs Chuckle Ofcourst LKtcvtivi job carrits McGovern vote loss doubted the Painw°rryin| ftori rt«>port»'>bUitit^ uyiHi it* V>ut- By RICK WILBINS Transportation Workers, said. "He knew what the rules and iKt vjowrb/lt* dots n't allouj rut State News Staff Writer News "Jinute, fom hour vouj oaf of tlit, of Pic t Joel Ferguson, vice chairman of the Analysis were, and flagrantly violated them anyway. He had it coming (the unseating of his delegation )." 8 shouts Michigan delegation Even if McGovern is nominated and the California »S such ? i «*emocrat'c state McGovern National Convention and chairman of the throwing his convention votes to challenge falls through, the fireworks won't be over. ippiw" 4 delegation, Wednesday denied speculation Humphrey, who he thinks On Tuesday debate is scheduled on the Were that Sen. George McGovern would lose the challenge to his would be the easiest foe. eight platform g the policigj California delegates. Already the Democratic party has been split wide open majority reports and 13 minority reports. ■ loyalty and When it comes to a floor vote — and it by two controversial credentials committee decisions. In Busing appears to be the most controversial issue and aid call the will," he said, one ruling, McGovern's total of 271 undoubtedly will be the high point of debate on the stop McGovern* forces are going to find that they delegates in California called you don t have as much was sliced about 60 platform. , support as they think." per cent when a coalition of A majority report calling lemonstratini of rerguson predicted that McGovern would be given back Humphrey, Muskie, Jackson, and Chisholm people voted in busing an acceptable dedicatio, the 151 delegates in a vote bolstered by support from favor of the challenge. desegregation tool, sharply conflicts with two minority 11 dudes blacks disenchanted with reports — one that calls for a constitutional amendment don't The "stop McGovern" forces' to us, TB Humphrey. move so angered McGovern against busing and ... All the black that he ordered his people to one that suggests other means to be tried delegates in Michigan sure going to vote play fair, but tough — no to against the challenge - even the more compromises. integrate schools, such as more open housing efforts with Humphrey blacks," limited busing to superior schools. lar'ng young Ferguson claimed. In the other highly publicized decision, the Democratic "The majority report will be approved," Ferguson said ch Ferguson said support for Humphrey began eroding when credentials Committee voted to unseat Mayor Richard J. morning he allowed the challenge, Daley and 58 other Chicago delegates who confidently. "They can't afford to do otherwise." iust, even though he had said earlier were elected, the saluting such a move would be the work of a committee said, in violation of the McGovern Fraser Among other provisions to be debated at the convention the doctrine If McGovern is denied the "spoil - sport." - are planks on: nomination because of the guidelines for party reform. " Nixon'i California challenge, which he calls Most delegates and party leaders • Education: Support for equal spending among school Y«u chose dirty politics, the party appear to be conceding may very well be split the Daley delegation challenge, however. districts, an end to dependence on property - tax - financing years of, irreparably. McGovern has for local schools, probusing and long - term loans to college of threatened to bolt the party and run as an "Daley was different," Paul Treska, Humphrey delegate principle, independent, from the 6th students of poor and middle income families. r heroes District and president of the United - sing n soldiers. •Taxes: Use of general funds to offset high Social (are the real Security taxes on a workingman's wages, automatic s principles, congressional review of all income tax preferences and an Chamberlain you end to discrimination against accepted working women and single sense of persons. duty and by yow •Defense: Reduction of overseas bases and troop levels, ir.d to abolition of the draft, cuts in military spending, rejection of accept By RAY ANDERSON oak-paneled office, balding congressman noted. "I support the president's the bargaining - chips theory of arms development. d no mattei Chamberlain same things I've been doing were desinged to bring the State News Staff Writer would "Many need jobs, or have for years. lividuals who It's business as attempts and I don't war to an end,'' Your congressman is here hurriedly introduce himself problems with the military usual." Chamberlain lamented. •Health and Welfare: A guaranteed job for all those who ang and split to the next fretting visitor apologize because I think he ow! or whatever, and I work has done a fine job in a He believes these views can work, an income of substantially more than poverty )bjections to Behind the announcement from cards handed him by hard to solve them." "I have no lease on this level for those who ■ difficult situation. He has and a conservative voting can't, establishment of a national health amnesty (o| at a 40-foot red, white and his secretary and then job," Chamberlain soberly care program with safeguards to preserve free choice of be But Chamberlain is not as negotiated in good faith and record on environment, dropped) ilue trailer that serves as a disappear down the corridor commented. "I'm working look at the response he gets physicians. n conscious, with smile of confident about his position housing and education have mobile office for 6th a political and I don't have time," he from the north," he said. not alienated him from The convention begins at 7 p.m. Monday night with the shield ol salvation easing the tension. as his 16 years of service said of the campaign. "The Jistrict Congressman debate on the Rules and Credentials Committee reports Numerous others peered might indicate. For the first youth, therefore, he is not jharles E. Chamberlain. people will have to make The latter remark in scheduled. t desires t( in hesitantly at the taken time in his congressional the choice." was activiely seeking their vote " The scene exuded response to the recent in the predominantly let it begii career he is facing a primary jtriotism-mother-and-apple-pie chairs and left. Seated there invasion of South Vietnam s a steady flow of troubled at different times were battle against state Rep. Jim Brown, R-Okemos. Pressed for time because of the large number of and Nixon's subsequent Republican 6th District. THE AUTOMATIC onstituents entered hoping elderly people with pension "The young tend to be mining. resolve their manifold lifficulties. The small problems, a long-haired Vietnam veteran with His comments on the Aug. people still waiting to see him Chamberlain spoke more liberal," he observed. SCORERS ARE a He considers his "They are more receptive to 8 primary threat raiting room contained as nany as 10 people during question about his GI benefits, and a young unconcern at best and he reflect briefly about the issues his Republican opponent congressional voting record on war-related issues as change and are trying to find a better way and I COMING he four-hour period mother holding a baby in maintained there would be Brown has raised. Available for your personal inspection constructive. He specifically don't think I'm out of hamberlain had reserved one arm and an air-pollution no change in his campaign referred to his successful touch with that," he Brown's accusation that Aug. 1st or discussing voter pamphlet in the other. strategy. effort to establish a concluded as he returned to Chamberlain is a phantom roblems lopping center. at Frandor "These people come to me because they have real His tone, however, lacked the same sense of security congressman knotted television network in Vietnam and a rider he the group of anxious constituents who were still at HOLIDAY LANES Chamberlain's face and he Escorting one beaming problems that they feel I and he said a litte too attached to a foreign aid bill waiting to speak with him. face after another from his can solve," the grey-haired blurted, "The man's out of Lanes available for OPEN Bowling all day which restricted funds to hurriedly, "I'm doing the his mind." Defending his and evening. Open 9 a.m. daily countries who were sending service, Chamberlain said he Just north of Frandor 337-9775 tSfegwi"* - is proud of his 95 per cent supplies to the North Vietnamese. Billiards Cocktails Good Food AT KELLOGG CENTER attendence since taking 1—CTftTC" NEWS office in 1958. "When people call me a hawk they never look at National Ski Patrol "Furthermore I've been in the district 18 t.mes since the first of the year, and these positive things which the ea£t Friday's Feature Dinner Room I've used this mobile office since I was first elected," he BAKED RAINBOW will hold conference said. 8®I3 KfloiUSo TROUT 3.90 Chamberlain subsequently Some of the finest legs, and, what to do in case patrol members. Selection from our SALAD BAR commented on his hawkish imateur skiers from the Northeast and Midwest will of pediatric poisoning. The conference is Vietnam war stand, which The Place choice of potato or vege table Individual loaf of bread & butter has also been criticized by at MSU July 15 Frank Dawson, sponsored by the College of ire paring for the winter administrative assistant in Human Medicine in Brown. GREAT Dessert Beverage ahead. the Dept. of Medicine, who cooperation with the central They are 165 members of has spent 20 years as a division of the National Ski TOKYO Use Alle'en trance or fourth level of the National Ski Patrol — medical corpsman with the Patrol System. Similar call ramp for direct access. folunteers who patrol the Navy; James House, courses are held at the College Travel and now, 2 free Cokes Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. lopes and provide associate professor, Dept. of University of Wisconsin and 351-6010 mergency first aid and escue resort areas. service in winter Orthopedic Surgery, and Thomas Kirk, pediatric consultant, Michigan Dept. at the Minnesota. University of 130 W. Grand River with each inside -Jacobson's At Kellogg Center for of Public HeaUh will teach Continuing Education they at the conference. will study what to do in Information on the sase of multiple injury conference is planned for accidents on the slopes, how transmission to others in to handle and splint first aid refresher courses, fractures of the arms and required annually of ski Our great-looking woven belts are such values you II want several in your sportswear wardrobe. Choose solids and stupes with metal toggle buckles. One size fits all. J ALop* Jacobsoi is JACOBSON'S OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, JU|y 7 1972 Coalition working for change in city Coalition By DEBBIE CALKINS Coalition members say between SDS (Students for night meeting. Coalition. Wednesday's county platform. •Change the Ingham a Democratic Society) and State News Staff Writer Besides initiating projects meeting was scheduled to The platform includes County Sheriff Dept. that unless some of their the I candidates are elected, the the Democratic party." Members of the Coalition through city council, the discuss the future of the plans to: •Create easier access to Some of the people In the pot" of people withh for Human Survival decided Coalition for Human group and to hear •Abolish the Metro county - administered organization will be on the Coalition are unhappy to ideas. vi varyin( I that changing East Lansing Survival has become individuals' opinions on Squad. welfare services for persons decline. "If don't make it In see the group concentrating But, even though I and Ingham County into a increasingly political in its which projects should be •Add programs to the qualified to receive it and we th» more desirable place to live orientation. Some members recently initiated. Ingham County Jail, other changes in the welfare the next year or two, I think we're headed for the its efforts in politics, while to others it is a means to Coalition together of is a differing \J*\I and raise a family is the The coalition for the past including expansion of services. and a wide major goal of the have been concerned about few months has been educational programs and a • Create more public traditional role of leftist become politically active. "I want to see a more range of pe0p|e "We're going to use I organization at a Wednesday the direction of the drafting a preliminary job placement service. health services. group," Heyser commented. the I • Reevaluate the use of He went on to say he coherent set of politics," coalition to change East f county funds. considered the Coalition Nelson Brown, member, said. Coalition Lansing," Joe Finkbeiner East Lansing I •Abolish county politically "somewhere resident, said I purchases from major war Four persons contractors. •Abolish county government. secrecy in •Abolish discrimination on the basis of sex and with assaulting cyclists sexual orientation and socioeconomic background when implementing personnel procedure on GAYLORD (UPI) - Four felonious assault in But according to police, the occupants of the camper the county level. Indiana persons were connection with the 25 members of the Holland then opened fire with two •Establish a 24 hour per Road Knights were cycling .22 caliber rifles, hitting at day, seven day per week charged Tuesday with trying shooting incident. south on U.S. 31 South of least two of the bikes but to run a motorcycle gang county informational neither of the riders. hotline. off a highway with their State Police Trooper Doug Boyne Falls in Northern pickup camper and then Wilt of the Gaylord Post Michigan, when the camper Russell Jackson, 26, • Implement a county taking four shots at the said there were conflicting tried to force them off the bicycle path system. Holland, said his bike was cyclists with a rifle. reports about who started road. • Implement more hit three times, and Ray the road hassle. The police charged that projects beneficial to the There were no injuries. Lightfoot, 22, also of Holland, said a bullet blew Michigan State Police said Seven county candidates out his rear tire. the four were charged with during the past months have possession of firearms by intoxicated possession firearms and of persons, uncased felonious Chrysler asks The charge warrant felonious was made in a issued by the Charlevoix County assault received endorsements and help from These candidates Veenstra, the Coalition. are: county John assault. commissioner, 6th District; They were identified as Robert Yankee, 39, '73 price boost prosecutor. Trooper Wilt said the Penny Stern, county commissioner, 7th District; camper occupants were Jim Heyser, county Charlotte Heltzel, 22, and headed for their Indiana commissioner, 8th District; DETROIT (UPI).- - Chrysler government - required Barbara Heley, 21, all of La Grange, Ind., and Harlis Corp. has asked the Federal - safety and emissions homes after vacationing. He said there were no evidence Mary Kay Wickens, county commissioner, 9th District; Summer f equipment and for new Hall, 30, of Howe, Ind. Commission to allow it to increase the health and safety measures that the cyclists and the Richard Conlin, county Though it is midsummer, these workers think winter as they add extra paneling to price of in manufacturing plants. campers knew one another. commissioner, 10th District; They were held in the 1973 model cars and trucks apartments in Spartan Village in anticipation of a cold winter. Chuck Tiffiny Police confiscated a six - Terry Luke, sheriff; and inspects Otsego County Jail on the by at least 5 per cent, the Chrysler also requested an the panel he has just put in while on the scaffold. inch bowie knife, as well as Greg Maddox, drain increase of $70 to recover illegal firearms charges and automaker said Wednesday, the rifles. commissioner. State News photo by Nick Jackson were to be returned to Roger Hilder, Chyrsler additional material and labor costs incurred Petoskey Wednesday to be comptroller, said the price between Jan. 1 and July 31. arraigned on charged of increase would average $170 The additional $28 is to Bankers urge per vehicle. housing study cover the addition of some Chrysler said $82 of the total increase is necessary to options as standard people cover the cost of equipment, Hilder said. The company has been working with the price DETROIT (UPI) - The conference. suburban areas, the people competing with private should encourage use of I CHURCH UNIVERSITY SEVENTH-DAY commission in development of the application and Mortage Bankers Assn. of Michigan (MBAM) He said housing comprehensive inventory study will continue to leave the city and it will die, as only enterprise while our city is in its moment of greatest improvement loans in urban areas. I Wednesday urged a summit would break Detroit into the very poor will remain," need," he said. ADVENTIST CHURCH expects it to be approved, •Building of community | 200 W. Grand River Hilder said. of city, state and federal five distinct areas. Lambrecht said. and Lambrecht's other private industry 149 Highland Avenue leaders to develop a unified He said the proposed Lambrecht also said the at Michigan Last week, American participate in the planning I 332-5073 East Lansing 337-1430 Motors Corp. asked for program to solve the city's study would define old, Michigan State Housing recommendations to be sent and development to rebuild I WORSHIP SERVICE permission to raise its prices housing problems. obsolete areas whpre Development Authority HUD Secretary George the city should be| by approximately 5 per "A top level conference is housing is unlivable and (MSHDA) created in 1966 10:00 A.M. Saturday Services: • MSHDA should encouraged. cent. a must for any program which should be cleared; old to help families who could 'FAITH IN PROGHiSSS' Group Bible Study 9:30 AM because, until we do agree areas where housing is not otherwise afford a home m^ke mailable a substantial "There must be a firml by Julius Fischbach CENTRAL UNITED on what the problems and structurally sound but in financed by private for commitment to help! CHURCH SCHOOL METHODIST solutions are, there really is need of complete institutions, has Detroit. Subsidies in the I Crib through Adults Wednesday: no program at all," Robert rehabilitation; older areas avoiding Detroit. city will encourage people I FELLOWSHIP HOUR Discussion and Prayer Groups P. Lambrecht, MBAM where housing is in need of "The MSHDA is busy *HUD and MSHDA to stay," Lambrecht said. 7:30 PM president, said. partial rehabilitation; newer on the patio In Call 882-6580 or abov Touch Every Life?" revealing a MBAM areas where housing is after church service number if you need transportation Rev. Betts preaching Thursday evening worship study's findings, Lambrecht said common there was direction a lack of among adequate but needs minor repair and improvements and the newest areas with Parole board reviews Service - 7:30 p.m. agencies like the good housing. UNIVERSITY UNITED Department of Housing and "If government, federal METHODIST CHURCH Urban Development (HUD) and urged Mayor Roman S. Gribbs to call the and state, continues to build massive quantities of subsidized housing units in cases of drug offense 1120 South Harrison By UNITED PRESS Phone 351-7030 drug law that took effect Persons still in prison for I You always v^fcom^to" INTERNATIONAL April 1. possession of marijuana are I Edgcwood United are worship with your The State Parole Board Their numbers swelled those who have Mormon neigh bors. announced considerably in early April concurrent sentence which I 9:30 morning Wednesday it Sunday school 11:00 a.m. worship service, church school, and Church Sacrament meeting 6:00 p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS has completed its inmates serving review of time in when the Michigan Supreme Court ordered the release of is longer than the marijuana I penalty. However, the I nursery 469 N. Hagadorn E. Lansing CHRIST OF LATTER prison on drug law 90 persons who had been marijuana charge will not be I Sermon - "Religion Is Home An Ecumenical Fellowship DA Y SAINTS 431 E. convictions. imprisoned under the old considered in futurel Made" Summer Sunday Worship Service 9:30 A.M. Saginaw E. Lansing "We were able to grant law which the high court determination of parole I Sermon by Dr. Truman A. Morrison found unconsititional. eligibility or discharge. Church School - Crib Room through early paroles in many cases Rev. Donn Doten, speaking and we will give early parole Sixth grade ST. JOHN consideration to many MORNING SERVICE - For information call: 332-0991 or 332-8693 STUDENT CENTER others In the coming months," Donald Thurston, Martha Gr chairman of the Parole Rev. Guest Minister Wesley Smedes Sunday Masses: Board, said. denies bid EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p. The Parole Board was DETROIT (UPI) Congress wo,nan Martha W. Griffiths * 327 M.A.C. — Guest Minister mandated to review all drug says she has no intention of campaigning for the Rev. Wesley Smedes by the Saturday 7:00 p.m. cases legislature Democratic Party's vice presidential nomination but "if Visit Sunday 8:30 when it enacted a our new Student Center a.m. nominated, I'm going to run." open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 9:45 a.m. comprehensive drug statute But, the Detroit Democrat added, "at this time I don't Lunch reducing criminal penalties foresee a woman being nominated." Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 ST. JOHN EAST for various drug violations. "I have always felt that a woman would be nominated 4828 S. Hagadorn for vice president if the Most of the persons party is going to lose," she said (across from Hubbard) released were in prison for Wesnesday. mmmum For transportation call 351-6360 Sunday 11:45 a.m. simple possession of marijuana, an offense that "But I don't believe the Democrats this year. are in that position mmmm or 882-1425 6:00 p.m. dropped from a five - year felony to a one - year are "In try opinion, the chances of beating President Nixon excellent. I don't agree with this doom and gloom (across from Wmm Hubbard Hall) 337-9778 misdemeanor under the stuff," Griffiths, 60, said. "If a woman were nominated, it would have to be based AND STUDENT CENTER - 1509 RIVER TERRACE on ability. She would have to bring real judgment and common sense to the ticket," the congresswoman said. FIRST CHURCH OF "I would say that a LCMS good many congresswomen could do for students at Lutheran CHRIST, SCIENTIST it. Probably women judges or women in local would also have a chance. public office MARTIN LUTHER Campus Grand River "But we would be better if a woman in national public CHAPEL * b *Ui Muid at Collingwood Entrance East Lansing office were nominated for the ticket's second she is exposed to national spot because 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries 1518 S. Washington Lansing Sunday Services 10:30 Lesson - Sermon Subject a.m. public issues." Pastor David Kruse WORSHIP HOURS ALC-LCA for students and faculty at 9:45 A.M. Fellowship "SACRAMENT" Lurking about in the depths College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. 11 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY in the fireside room. refreshments Wednesday Testimonial of your TV or Stereo is 9:30 a.m. Communion LUTHERAN CHURCH Meeting 1st & 3rd 1020 S. Harrison Dr. Howard F. Matins 2nd & 4th 332-2559 Sugden, Pastor James Emery, Minister of Youth an electronic for faculty and staff at ASCENSION LUTHERAN 2780 Haslett Pastor George Gaiser 11 a.m. "HeDivides The World" Reading Room Temporarily Located in Church OPEN ripoff. 337-7961 Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. Dr. WORSHIP HOURS 7p.m. "When You Can't Take It" Mon., Tues., Thurt., FrL, Roy Schtoeder THE ONLY CURE KNOWN TO MAN IS 7- WORSHIP HOURS 8:30 a.m. by Dr. Sugden eves 9g.»i. All are welcome to 8:00 and 10:30 Sunday Schools a.m. 10:30 9:30 a.m. Common Service FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening attend church services and visit The Electronics Joint 9:15 a.m. Sunday School Call 482-0754 for information a.m. and use the reading Under LUMS • Call 332-0265 anytime. room. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7, 1972 7 -SPORTS- Americans eye tennis sweep served double to give WIMBLEDON, En^and But backhand volleying The set was in its 10th a fourth. He saved two break towel down during (UPI) America makes its again Smith advantage and then points in the third, lost one — errors put him in game when the picture change of ends and Smith bid for a sweep of the trouble and he changed completely. saw his opponent belt a in the fourth, saved another raced to 40-0 and three dropped his Wimbledlon singles tennis service for 5-3 and the Kodes saved a break cross court return by him to in the seventh and then the match points. The crowd championships Friday as Spaniard finished it off in point with a service winner drop his service and the set. pressure got to him. laughed when he served a Billie Jean King opposes the next game. to make it deuce. As he was While Kodes slouched He opned the 11th game doublefault but on his next defending champion Evonne Smith looked in bad about to serve when a about the court muttering with a doublefault — his service Kodes netted a Goolagong of Australia. trouble when he was broken couple of birds flew down about his bad luck, Smith sixth — and forehand forehand service return and Stan Smith, reigning U.S. to 30 in the seventh from the royal box. Kodes got on with the job in hand volleying error put Smith it finished. game of was Open champion who lost the second set but he again checked. He then served and put together eight 40-30. Stan now hit a here in last year's final, hit back to level at what he winning games to stand 5-0 backhand down the line i Smith said the turning 4-4, thought was a again reached the final gaining the break with a center line ace but the line in the third. Kodes knew the end was point for him came when he Thursday and on Saturday deep lob which caught the judge called fault. He Kodes pulled himself broke back for 4-4 in the will meet Romanian chalk. showed dissent and then together at the start of the Army Lieutenant Ilie Nastase. Smith, the top seed from Pasadena, Calif., dispatched Jan Kodes of Czechoslavakia, the man he beat at Forest Hills last year to win the U.S. Open, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, 7-5 in two hours 11 minutes, while Nastase, the second seed, disposed of GELEBRHTE Spanish Davis Cupper Manuel Orantes, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 in a rapid one hour 15 minutes. Smith lost to John St organized baseball in 1961 with Erie after playing §: collegiate ball at Western Michigan University. I He was with Wytheville, Charlotte, Wilson and MCAT- DAT-GRE ij: Denver before finally being called up by the | Twins in 1967 on a permanent basis. He was j: LSAT-ATGSB £ known more for his fielding ability than for his S fitting. >: NAT L. BDS. HONG KONG call College Travel 351-6010 BASTILLE MY ♦Voluminous material for 130 W. Grand River home study prepared by experts In each field Summer Sessions "RED BLOSSOMS of TIEN-SIIAN" Special Compact Courses Weekends — I ntersesslons A movie from the People's Republic of China. English dubbed - in color. The life of the nomadic Kazakhs in the beautiful Tien LOCAL Shan. CLASSES 1 (313) 354-0085S 158 Natural Resources 7-30 Friday (July 7) $1.00 Donation 211 MAC Ave., East Lansing SUNDAY SPAGHETTI wwMd: SPECIAL at the Ttetee/ Also serving fried "Bell ® chicken-$1.50 BEER & WINE All you can eat BUJEAD cwui ALE ® SPECIALS --$1.50 5-9 p 1020 Trowbridge Rd. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7 , Dems saving money with room renting plan Protesters picket MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The impoverished Democratic party is getting a dollar a day kickback from 10,000 hotel - - trimming it. But his money - raising wizardry has kept the party running at a cost of $200,000 a month and it has Miami social demands on club members, club rooms rented for its convention — jut one survived the interval. Now it is time for the MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Organization, did not but outlined them at a news what kind of convention in Miami Beach — an American Chanting "Racist golf trouble — of the deals arranged by Treasurer Robert Strauss who is forced to pay cash for the playground as expensive as it is hot. course gotta go," young conference. planned "but we're goine£ Involved were members of $2.5 million extravaganza. "The city agreed to do certain things for demonstrators warmed up the Yippies, the National get the seats in any Lv Another angle has some of the 80 staff us," Strauss says. "Cities by tradition have for the Democratic National Welfare Rights Organization necessary. We■ are take various kinds of going ^ members dutifully packing their bags every put up money. We said to the city, we Convention Thursday by actio? don't need money. What we want is picketing exclusive (NWRO) and the Students You'll know what couple of days and moving into another an kind of hotel — to take advantage of free rates facilities. country club. for a democratic Society. actions we'll take when thev negotiated by Strauss. "What we want is a half - million dollars They claimed La Gorce They were joined briefly by happen." y in Country Club was antiblack a dozen senior Jewish Convention goods and services and we want a half - manage, anti - Jewish and citizens who live in Miami Edward Murphy offered th. "Everything we get here, I pay in million from other sources in cash, tourist and advance," Strauss sighs. demanded it be turned into Beach. NWRO, the Southern agencies, hotels, etc. We get $1 a night off "I paid in advance for the hotel rooms people's club, providing Three other groups Christian every room booked through the hotel a reiterated their threat to Conference (SCLC) and Leadership we're occupying here. I pay in advance for association. day care centers, free the printing that is being done. I've paid cash "We originally figured it would raise breakfasts and full social cause trouble at the National Tenants Assn 75 in advance for everything we do." activities for poor people, convention if they are not gallery seats for each $100,000, but it's going to be closer to For the Republicans that would be no $50,000. One of the major networks came blacks and Jews. provided 750 convention session. But Willey rejected problem. But the Democrats still owe $9.3 in and booked all their own rooms and cost But it appeared to be a floor seats for poor people. this offer for all three million from the 1968 campaign and once - burned creditors aren't rushing forward us several thousand dollars just by not Anticiinttion one - shot demonstration for the television cameras as They gave the convention committee until noon groups, people saying he wanted his on the floor to going through us." lobby baring their cuffs. With some pride Strauss said: "We This cat can only graze in the grass, anticipating the about 60 persons paraded Saturday to decide. for a platform plank Strauss, a Dallas lawyer, inherited the presence of a dog or a bird: deciding whether he is to around the club parking lot Dr. George A. Wiley, providing a $6,500 negotiated what I think is the best - a • year debt 2xh years ago when he became convention contract ever negotiated with a be the prey or the predator. for 45 minutes. They did executive director of the minimum income. treasurer, and hasn't made a dent in State News photo by Chuck Michaels not make any direct National Welfare Rights The Rev. Ralph city. This contract was a first." David Abernathy, head of SCLC, made a similar demand Wednesday and declared "if TO DEM CONVENTION they don't give the seats to ACADEMY us, we're going to take them." AWARDS In another development BEST PICTURE Galbraiths win Matt Koehl, commander of the National Socialist White People's party, offered CAMBRIDGE, Mass. in his bid for seat the Miami Beach "one hundred a on India, has in common with convention since 1940, said they* probably rightly BEST DIRECTOR (AP) - When the Democratic party's Hatform Committee, his two sons — support of in an interview. He says he regarded me as too riot - eq.uipped National Convention economist John Kenneth McGovern. stormtroopers to help goes "almost as a force of conservative for their BEST ACTOR convenes next week in Galbraith will make his The elder Galbraith was habit." tastes," Galbraith said. protect white people during Miami Beach, the Galbraith the conventions." His known by daily elected in the Massachusetts "In 1968 I addressed the group GENE HACKMAN family of Cambridge, Mass., presence In 1960, he was the floor formerly was known as the debating columnist William primary as an at-large manager for Kennedy's convention and told them carrying both the old and Buckley on a national delegate favorable to successful bid for the American Nazi party. 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS new looks of the party, will that although we antiwar television network. McGovern, while Jamie was party's nomination. He delegates may have lost Wearing his stormtrooper THE FRENCH CONNECTION S be there to cast its three delegate votes for Sen. His sons, Jamie, 20, and elected from the state's 8th delivered a seconding speech now, we'll be back. We've uniform, Koehl appeared at Mayor Chuck Hall's office Peter, 21, will be among the Congressional District. for Eugene J. McCarthy in become the regulars now." TODAY 6:30 • 10:10. SAT. & SUN. 2:00, 5:40, 9:3 George McGovern. Thursday morning. But the hundreds of benefactors of Peter, whose legal home has Chicago in 1968, a In addition to the Defeated by younger folks been the family's Vermont mayor was not in, and convention he concedes was delegate-selection reforms, • PLUS COMPANION FEATURE party reforms who will be Koehl left a letter • farm for the last two years, not boring. Galbraith said lowering the detailing casting their convention was elected as a McGovern- his offer. City officials said MICHAEL CAINE delegate ballots before they Peter and Jamie, both voting age, increased pledged delegate at a Harvard seniors, will be they would decline. BRITTEKLAND ever vote in a presidential political consciousness and Vermont state party participating in their first "the political casualties Police election. estimated the convention. "GET CARTER" R There is at least one thing, convention, as are many of the delegates from New which are almost the military casualties of the as great as number of demonstraters though, that the 63-year-old ''Con ventions are gathered here for the TODAY 8:20 SAT. & SUN. 3:45, 7:30 Vietnam war" will have a - Galbraith, confidant of generally very boring," the England delegations. Jamie Democratic Convention at President John F. Kenneday attributes his selection to positive influence on the fewer than older Galbraith, who has 600, but said the McGovern slate partly convention and election. and former ambassador to attended every Democratic they expected a large influx to party reforms which Although family political over the weekend. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ guaranteed more delegate discussions are frequent at About 50, mostly Yippies, strength for women, blacks the Galbraith home, the were camped in Flamingo }* SUNDAY 1 and youth. Peter thinks he would have been selected even decision to support McGovern was not a collective one. Park, designated by the city council Wednesday campsite for nondelegates. as a STARTS TODAY OPEN at 7:00 p.m. Feature 7:15 - 9:25 PIZZA SPECIAL!!} without the reforms. He has been town party chairman in Townshend, Vt. for the IrwM Saturday & Sunday 215 ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN OPEN at 12:45 p.rr 4 I on a VARSITY KING 16" *•* last two years. to As does his brother, feels his Peter primary loyalty is issues rather than Protest crater A SOUFFLE ► jFree Fast (1 item or more) PIZZA Hot Delivery starts at 5:00 p.mj Good with this coupon on Sun. July 9 candidates Both feel they won the independently father. election of their dug ANN ARBOR near (UPI) - The led the U-M digging. The elder Galbraith headquarters of the "We're going to put up a OF A MOVIE! Remember * our Subs (3 to choose from} Menu: ( *Hamburgs * approves of the reforms which he said have "helped democratize the Democratic Rainbow People's Party, located near the University of Michigan campus, bore a sign at the crater's edge which shows everyone what the Vietnamese people have Fries six - foot deep crater to put up with 24 hours a "A FILM OF TASTE, CHARM AND THE MOST WINNING ♦Footlong PINBALL J party," even though the reforms contributed to his Tuesday after some 100 day every day of the year," p Varsity Dogs defeat for a post on the antiwar activists staged a Plamondon said. SENTIMENT. YOU FIND JOY IN THE LEAST EXPECTED y Group & Party national Platform crater digging protest. Plamondon's wife, Genie, PLACES THESE DAYS AT THE MOVIES.'' 1SXSE?" The simulated bomb a member of the local y Rate Available Committee by a 29-year-old political newcomer. crater, some 10 feet in Human Rights Party, "AN AMAZING MOVIE. AMAZING IN THE WAY OF ACTING. "I lost because I merely diameter, was dug after two claimed that the site was I VARSITY | earlier attempts to dig holes chosen because it would not said I was available if they DIRECTION AND SCRIPT." —Ann Birstein, Vogue Magazine wanted me and because in the University lawn were draw police, as in the averted by police. Dozens of attempts on campus, but "A PICTURE THAT PROVIDES GENUINE PLEASURE. FAST-PACED, See the Conventions protesters were arrested in would be close enough to AMUSING AND WORLDLY-WISE."-David Goldman, WCBS y 1227 E. Grand River Ca" the attempts to pock-mark the campus to dramatize the NEIAC the University lawn, but no University's Involvement in "A COMEDY OF UNCOMMONLY HIGH ORDER." 332-6517 TV Rentals police were Tuesday's festival. in evidence at war research. Rock music and the —Vincent 337 1300 Lawrence Canby, The Time* ''Pun" pungent aroma of marijuana Plamondon, recently freed surrounded the diggers, as "MALLE IS TOUCHING ON A SENSITIVE AREA. THE 0EDIPAI THEME, from jail on a $55,000 bond I U 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 to await trial did some older onlookers. OUT WITH A TENDERNESS AND UNDERSTANDING AND on charges of WEEK!s,.rnBCB3EG "These people are sincere bombing CIA office here, 2ND a COMPASSION THAT IS OVERWHELMING." —Judith Crist, New York Magazine in their actions, and digging on their own property, so I "EXHILARATING. A JOYOUS WORK. MALLE FINDS A KEW RIPE AUCKLAND don't see that they're doing call VEIN OF COMEDY." —Pauline 1—A—" 121 7 S. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWI anything wrong," one Kael, The New Yorker College Travel bystander said. MALLE STILL RANKS AS ONE OF THE CORDON BLEU CHEFS OF All he wanted was a harmless affair.He wound up with 351-6010 Plamondon said the crater would serve as a shrine until 130 W. Grand River FRENCH FILMMAKING.' '—Kathleen Carroll, N.Y. Daily New# three kids, a pregnant dog and an ex-husband! the Vietnam War ended A FINE FILM. 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Adults 90c, COLOR JASON ROBARPS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7, 1972 9 BY WIS. SPORTSMEN Indian fishing rights attacked RED CLIFF, Wis. (UPI) argue, they did in fisherman. The Red Cliff There has been an — Wisconsin's Chippewa themselves and their Michigan that heavy Band has a fishing increase in vandalism on Indians have been fishing ' commercial fishing by the equipment. committee and has adopted Indian nets, and some Lake Superior for 300 years The Wisconsin Chippewas Chippewas could deplete, if its own rules regulating Indians are and have no intention of not talking about were aware of what eliminate, lake trout fishing, she notes. carrying guns to protect raping the lake now. White and other valuable happened in Michigan and species their boats and nets. took Sportsmen disagree. that are just steps to guard against beginning to In January, the Wisconsin reproduce naturally after The clash between T ... it after the Wisconsin ruling. Supreme Court, following nearly being wiped out by ,nnrtemDn sportsmen and ' nri . ^ Indans, with •«. reports M'chigan last summer, of vandalism to "We said 'for heaven's sakes, precedent set let's not have a Michigan by the "overfishing" and the the area s licensed nd.an nets followed the thing here,"'Gokkesaid Michigan Supreme Court in deadly sea lamprey. commercial fishermen Michigan court's decision April 1971, returned to the "The Indian has caught in the middle, has Caught in the middle are always freeing Chippewas in the the few remaining white Wisconsin Chippewas 1954 been interested produced new tensions in in upper peninsula treaty rights to fish the lake the Apostle Islands area. It - and, at commercial fishermen left conservation. He's about as first, throughout the without restriction, state - in Wisconsin. Jack Erickson conservation minded has renewed hard Since as feelings, from state restrictions. of Bayfield, the Wisconsin anyone. It's part of his dorm3nt since Lake Wis., lives in court's ruling a group of fMP fKof « ' jr 1 # religion, really," counters Superior began frSm recovering And, in the Bay Mills handful of India™ E?™, * sportsmen has organized, Victoria Gokee, chairman of its bout Reaction calling itself Concerned the unregulated with did area, !!"£' H. Sportsmen for Lake Red Cliff Band of fishing and commercial the sea lamprey. take to carrying that V " " ® battle Chippewas. weaDons tn protect at cou,d eventually put Superior, to fish for profit. them out of business. Mackey points to "We're not trying to say Gladstone, once the 'Walleye to the Chippewas that you Capital of the World," as an can't own catch fish for subsistence," says your example happen. of what "They could started Workers hint at fall term strike Norma Mackey, secretary of commercial fishing" "of (Continued from page 1) former director or «As it stands l)em tribute the 600-member "It's the idea of selling group, walleyes there and inside of the faculty to theirs. Vicky Neiberg, of the personnel, refused to nocmtiato don't have a legal now we bargaining° three years they didn't negotiate wifh with the TMfCTT MSU agent" . •• „ Basen ° said' . A huge photo mural of the late Robert F. Kennedy dominates this scene in the Miami them. With the advent of catch Alliance, told the group the Employes Assn., which any more walleves." want a collective Beach convention hall Thursday at final preparations are made for the gill nets and pound nets and Gokee faculty would continue to purportedly represents the bargaining Democratic so on, you can wipe them says the receive men raises clerical and right ^ that we can Ve a National Convention. The convention is scheduled to begin Monday. Chippewas are as interested technical voice in the decisions that in You don't have to be last workers, because the group AP protecting the fish affect us " Wirephoto The white sportsmen resource on the list of University did not have the signatures as the white priorities," she asserted. "If necessary for NLRB . Present arrangement you organize you can recognition. Provides no opportunity for become nuumber one." Association President ^P'0^ input, he said, and Study (Continued from page 1) Equal Opportunity urges National Extension Service. sensitive to Chicano needs The Chi Ch staff 1585 and Arthur Kieselbach, president of AFL camPus, skilled - CIO local representing hourly trades said that on an Rollin Basen said that the organization drive is continuing and the 1,000 required nearly signatures have been obtained, * change As resu^t is arbitrary action y eadministration. an example he cited in the pension a hat minorities, particularly Programs, said. "We just The report also suggested policy. Beginning Jan. 1 and that programs of the licanos, be considered for tried to objectively examine that listings of job openings members have participated attempt to organize the Attempts to obtain an clerical and technical' be posted within three College of Agriculture and in plans for sensitivity c'erical workers two years additional 200 are workers will have to pay 3 her higher eschelon them." days the extension service training of extension service a^° failed. After many continuing as insurance, he The committee of a vacancy and remain per cent of their income for positions which become ignored the icant as their incumbents commended the posted for 60 days. On needs of staff members, and field hours of work the union said. a pension fund. agricultural workers, most staff members have spent was unab,e to obtain the OPEN at 6 p.m. ■tire or resign." establishment of an assistant several occasions, interviews Qf whom are Chicanos. two days in training this necessary 50 per cent plus The report was the result or associate director of were held or positions were ;ix month long study of extension service to "bridge filled before job openings The Cooperative year, the report said. one of the workers involved to vote for organization. TODAY ... tw„ major complaints the gap" between the were announced, the report Extension Service has Manpower training The requirement is made by Exciting Features gainst the College of extension service director added. disputed several of the programs and retraining the National Labor Today at 6:10 & Late griculture and the and the program directors, Extension agents and charges, arguing that two programs are now being Relations Board (NLRB) to xtension service. listings of job openings home economists do not Chicanos hold policy tested to meet the needs of determine when an The American Civil do not contribute to hiring receive adequate instruction migrant workers and employer is required to berties Union (ACLU) of adequate numbers of to deal with the needs of displaced migrants, the negotiate with a union, Hannie Caulder-the first lady gunfighter iled the complaints in Chicanos and other Chicanos, though their ''The report added. Leonard H. Glanders, lecember on behalf of Sol committee minorities, the report said. degree of sensitivity was recommends that "some e Aztlan, a Lansing It recommended that difficult to assesss, the Chicanos" be hired in key Ihicano organization. cruitment efforts committee said. Show starts CREST We did not try in any concentrate on universities positions, yet goes on to say The report indicated that at dusk. that "one or two Chicanos ray to prove the complaints with large numbers of "awareness sessions" in key positions results in not prove them," Joseph Chicano students, local and conducted by Chicanos RATED tokenism," their response A mile east of Mend McMillan, director of state agencies and the could create' a better M-43 Ofcemos 349 XXX! said. "Such statements seem u nderstanding of Chicano irrational since two key- culture and migrant worker positions represent some 10 Ford hit by pollution suit lifestyles. The committee also per cent of all such positions available on the recommended that the state staff." (Continued from page 1) foundry at Flat Rock, to extension service and Zodiaction But Morton Sterling, remove the air - fouling the College of Agriculture irector of the pollution a foundry operation by the create more programs to aid gency, said the court end d of the year. migrant workers and :tion was taken against ord because "we've been "We fully recognize the - - displaced migrants who have moved to urban areas. -exactly what you think eeing a tightening in Problems inherent in a sistance" in the manufacturing complex as Charges made by Sol Itaquef UJolcfi t>mpany's willingness to lar8e as the Rou8e in Aztlan and ACLU included olve r pollution problems. densely populated claims of a lack of publicity Robert Culp ^ £fne/t Borgnine ^ "We hope "that"ForcTwill community," Misch said, of job openings in the tart to listen better now " "We have made every effort extension service and an "Ikutniefauldef" terling said, paraphrasing t° eliminate these but the absence of Chicanos in company's advertising fact is that technology policy making positions. oan. simple does not exist to Other complaints said that At 7:35 Only The suit charges that the illout from Ford's complex correct all of them, even over an extended period."" extension agents and home economists !" were not mf... PLUS. Sat. - Sun. at 2:50-7:30 p.m. weeds the maximum ?deral emission standards TONIGHT at 8:15 p.m. Pftffl SO ADULT Nothing has been left out of "The Adventurers" 3.3 times on a asis. and 2.5 times on daily Sat. & Sun. at 1:00 4:45-8:30 WWli IT SMARTS! early standards. K Some levels tests ust and dirt and were as show high as that correstive 5.7 Cons anc THE ADVENTURERS Based on tw Novel TOE ADVENTURERS 0* MAA0UJ R088KS m Blonds mes the permissible level. Salina Junior High School ★★★★★★★★★ ★ ^ Dearborn, located in the NOW '»dow of the Rouge Zodiaction at 8:40, 11:30 cilitV. has the highest Cons & Blonds at 10:15, Late ollution index in the out»ty. Sterling said. Misch Wed. at 1 p.m. 2.00 said Ford has spent Sat. 1 p.m. - 4:45 2.00 million on pollution Sun. 1 p.m. • 4:45 2.50 M'ols at Mon. - Frl. 8:15 2.50 Rouge Sat. - Sun. 8:30 2.50 BUTTERFIELD DmVE',|y THEATRES Star Lite GEORGE HARRISON and friends in THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH MIKEGIU0NS ALLAN KUTIR JESSE SO DAVIS CMUO FINHET HUtlM GttEKf JUNK GIEENE JOGKfX WX0MSNAU JIM HOD* KAMAU CHAKKAVAITY JACKIE ((ISO JIM IE USIEO AllAKIAK KHAN (lAUOU I ENNUI lOU MKMAIY OUlf NITCMU DON Nil DO* PttSTON CAItl IA0LE AUA IAKAN iw* », M w.. Unlit* Km I, PrWlK.d IvnM PM SfM M, >"'»•> [On^l W* t„t Friday, July 7 |Q^ ] 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED "Peddle" Your Way To Quick Results With a 355-8255 State News Classified Ad. 355-8255 A utomotive Scooters & FRANKLY SPEAKING be Phil frank For Rent For Rent For Re Cycles FIAT CONVERTIBLE 1972, 1971 SUZUKI TS185, 1200 Houses Rooms mag wheels, radio, 14,000 miles, $550 includes helmet, Apartments miles, $2000. Call 349-9368. 4-7-14 insurance and 349-9363. 1-7-7 parts. 1 OR 2 bedroom furnished mobile homes. $25 - $30 per % OF DOUBLE for rent in big house. Utilities included. LARGE FINISHED^um^ basement room. Good houu FIREBIRD 1969, 350 V - week. Quiet and peaceful on $45/month. One acre of with Grad students HONDA 1972 500 four. $1300. backyard. Call Tom at month, summer. PHONE 355-8255 Must sell. $1700 or t 2,000 miles, like new. a lake. 10 minutes to campus. 351 4684 between 12 -12:30 351-8162 347 Student Services Bldg. offer. 372-4170.4-7-14 641-6601. 0-7-31 371-4696 mornings. 1-7-7 p.nn 1-7-7 •AUTOMOTIVE 1968 FORD TORINO 4 speed, 1967 B.S.A. 650cc with extra OKEMOS, SUMMER rates. 3 UNFURNISHED, 2 bedroom, SPARTAN HALL Summer/Fall. Men, wo nowTea^ 390ci, $1000 or best. fiberglass tank. $700 and students, or employed, 2 color TV, kitchen, Scooters & Cycles 351-8412. 3-7-12 bedroom furnished, $150 stove, refrigerator, very clean. y, bt * worth it. Call after 6 p.m. campus. 215 Louis. 3 5 n Parts & Service Residential neighborhood. - 351-6706. 3-7-12 plus utilities and deposit. No m GALAXIE 1965, $275. 289, V - 641-6601. 11-7-31 Monday - Friday, 351440c Aviation pets. IV4-4948. 3-7-10 0-6-7-14 95 •EMPLOYMENT 8, 77,000 miles. Call HONDA 450 1970, super shape. 349-2380. 1701 East Grand 1 MAN FOR 4 man house. 401 SOUTH FAIRVIEW, 3 LARGE, CLEAN room •FOR RENT Many extras, $750. Call River, Okemos. 4-7-14 371-1145. 3-7-12 rooms furnished, utilities Summer only. Large. 410 Division. 332-0165. 1-7-7 for Summer. Close avail^ Apartments paid, $125/month. 372-8369. Houses campus. Private GREEN BEETLE 1969, sun - 6-7-17 entrant, 1970 HONDA 125cc twin, top parking. 351-5313. 1-7.7 Rooms roof, with AM/FM, $1050, NEEDED: ONE or two girls for ' condition, helmet, tools, house three blocks from 332-8948. 3-7-12 EAST LANSING, 1 bedroom •FOR SALE $275. 355-8221.2-7-10 unfurnished apartment. campus. 351-1924. 2-7-10 Animals JAGUAR XKE roadster 1970. SUZUKI 1971 TS185, $450 or 393-3819 or 351-7538. Mobile Homes Yellow/black leather interior. 3-7-10 GOING ON LEAVE. 3 best offer. Call 627-5994. •Lost & Found Top condition. 351-8477. 3-7-10 "I $e€ me av! kou exf&xep bedroom, furnished. ROOM FOR man, across Union. 211V4 Grand from Colonial. 1 block from River •PERSONAL 5-7-17 MAVee 15 AND A SUM- (M ttXJR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, campus. Many extras. upstairs. 5-7-12 •PEANUTS PERSONAL HONDA. CL90. $175. Good North, furnished studio, •REAL ESTATE MERCURY door, power. 1967, coupe. 2 Automatic. condition. 353-9459 or avsa/p?' utilities paid, private Leaving August for 1 year. 337-2515, 353-5161. 3-7-12 SINGLES AND DOUBLE 625-7296 after 6 p.m. 3-7-10 entrance, $115/month, plus completely furnished. Ali •RECREATION Tune - up. $800. Must sell, deposit. Phone, 627-5454. utilities paid. Call •SERVICE leaving country, enemySTOMA/BOX IS2S/E. IAMSM. MKH. 2-7-7 NEAR SPARROW Hospital. 211 372-8077 HONDA 1972 CB540. Excellent after 4 p.m. C-7-31 3-7-7 Custer. $280 includes Instruction condition, $950. Call LARGE, TWO party, furnished utilities. 482-4678. 371-2398. 5-7-12 Typing Service MG 1968, 2 door, with Employment For Rent efficiency, air conditioned, 349-3258. 6-7-19 For Sale •TRANSPORTATION overdrive, runs good, $800. close to campus. Fall, $154. HONDA 1969, 350CB, Extra •WANTED 663-8454. 2-7-10 FEMALE. 35, 351-1610. 0-7-31 NEEDED: 2 for 4 ATTRACTIVE, to men man GARAGE SALE. July 8, 9. 94 sharp, $550. Phone 393-5860. 4-7-10 work full or part time in Apartments MARIGOLD fully furnished house. Private p.m. 5010 Algonguin Way, MGB 1967, rebuilt engine, CEASAR'S RETREAT room, fireplace, color TV, e xce Kent condition. APARTMENTS Okemos, Crib, toys, dishes, MASSAGE STUDIO. 1107 or 2 bedroom furnished stereo, dishwasher, washer, 355-2920 after 5 p.m. 3-7-12 SUZUKI 150cc. Excellent furniture, junque. 2-7-7 condition. $200 or best offer. North Washington. Must be at mobile homes, $25-$40 per 711 Burcham-911 Marigold dryer, etc. 372-1525. 3-7-12 least 18 years of age. Some week. Quiet and peaceful on Large deluxe furnished one Call 349-0814. 3-7-7 WATERBEDS: GREAT MUSTANG 1966, stick, very lake. 10 minutes to campus. bedroom apartments. Now LARGE 3 bedroom openings pay up to $10 an hour. a leasing. Summer rates $130 house, Summer fun. All sizes. good condition, price Call 448-4481, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. 641-6601. 11-7-31 basement, attic, 2 car garage. rmi um aa ^yj| jjjjg negotiable, 332-2930. 3-7-10 HONDA 350 Moto sport - 1970. and up. Call 337-7328 for Guaranteed. From $950 Must sell. 2 helmets and 5-7-17 appointment. $60/month each. 482-8557 351-0717. 1-7-7 in nm jjg 23 EES ACROSS FROM campus, 1 after 5 p.m. 2-7-7 OLDSMOBILE 1968 Cutlass micro timing kit. $500. m RN LPN with medication bedroom partially furnished, LANSING, EAST side, 1 hb?129 23 EDEE3 convertible. Radio, 4 on 393-5748. 2-7-7 or course. Full time 11 p.m. to $110 includes all utilities, bedroom apartment, LOVELY FURNISHED 2 floor, 60,000 miles. $1300. GARAGE SALE: m ga BE9 ESS 7:30 a.m. shift. Provincial 117 Center Street. Also, 2 unfurnished, carpeting, bedroom house, 550 Friday, 485-4618. 3-7-12 1968 HONDA CL450, excellent Saturday and Sunday July House Whitehills. East bedroom, $130. Call ROGER appliances, married couple, Stoddard, $170/month 203 XZI ECS condition, $650. 332-6486 after 3 p.m. 6-7-12 Call Lansing, Phone 332-5061 PAVLIK REALTY, no pets. $130. 489-5593. September 15, plus utilities. to 7-9, Noon to 5 p.m. 13| Rjj nCTI H'X'i' mw-i RONTIAC 1960, good 371-2891. 1-7-7 3-7-7 Northlawn, East Lansising Monday through Friday 9 to Available July 1. 149-1540 or 1-7-7 transportation, $50. Phone 5. 6-7-10 1966 BSA 650 349-3604. 0-3-7-10 694-0769. 1-7-7 Lightening, new HILLSDALE. NEEDED ONE girl for Cedar DEADLINE flake paint, runs well, lots of 1 bedroom SANSUI TU 555 tuner and AU - LEGAL SECRETARY: full time apartment, carpeted, Village apartment 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in the 1 P.M. one class day PONTIAC CATALINA 1967, 4 extras, .351-2575 after 5 p.m. - 222 amp. Special on Electro for downtown Lansing law furnished, utilities paid, immediately. 351-6128. country. 10 minutes from before publication. 5-7-7 - Voice 9 - A speakers door with air, $300. Call office. MTST or Mag card $135. 393-2700 after 7 p.m. 5-7-12 campus. $130/month til CANON CLEARANCE: FT- 349-4487. 2-7-7 experience required. Salary 3-7-12 1970 HONDA CL450. 7,000 September 15. Bedrooms air QL, 1 and Cancellations/Cor¬ open; other fringe benefits. miles. $725. Call 349-2064 conditioned. 393-5883 or rections - 12 noon one SHARP, 1971 Gremlin. Moving after 5:30 p.m. 3-7-7 Call 371-1730. 5-7-17 GIRL TO share partially FREE 882-9808 after 6 p.m., leave accessory. Over 800 8 tapes. Over 1200 used LP' class day before West. 232 cu, standard, furnished apartment, own message. 5-7-10 WILCOX SECOND HAND publications. racing stripes, reasonable. HONDA 1971 CL350. 1200 STUDENTS - PART TIME room, reasonable. 351-8117. ROOMMATE STORE, 509 East Michigan, Call 489-2391, evenings. 3-7-12 miles. Like new, plus 2 BAKER STREET. 4 bedrooms, 485-4391. BankAmericard, The State News will be S-3-7-10 helmets. $650 or best offer. $2 per hour plus bonus SERVICE Summer only. $165 plus Master Charge, Layaway. 8 responsible only for the 351-5323. 0-6-7-17 WOMEN, 1 block from campus, 5:30 p.m. first day's incorrect Hours: 5 p.m. -10 p.m. security deposit. 675-5252. a.m. - Monday SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE share 4 girl apartment. 7-7-7 Saturday. insertion. 1964. Radio, new tires. Best HONDA P50, peddle or ride. Furnished, utilities and All students ads must be offer. Evenings, 339-2953. Like new, $100, 351-6681. Monday through Thursday parking included. Summer. SUMMER RENT VIOLIN, BOW, AND c 3-7-12 3-7-10 $55. 349-9609. 0-3-7-12 Rooms Student instrument prepaid Call Mr. Aspatore $40 excellent conditi T-BIRD 1 960. Zowie, ROOMMATE WANTED. Liberal MALE ONLY. Summer 351-6296. 3-7-12 mechanically sound. VW 351-3330 $60/month. Includes Utilities, Aviation vet preferred. To share 1968. Best offers, 351-0709. mostly furnished 2 bedroom 332-4432 refrigerator. Clean, quiet, ESCAPE! VISIT CURIOUS Automotive 2-7-10 LEARN TO FLY I Equal Opportunity apartment with fireplace and carpeted. FREE parking. Call BOOK SHOP. For used Complete CASA DEL SOL. Dave between 7 9 TR4 - A 1966. Mechanically flight training. All courses are Employer garage. $70 plus deposit. Call - p.m. paperbacks, hardbacks, ALFA ROMERO 1970 Spider 485-2589 before 10 a.m. DISTINCTIVELY new, 1 weekdays, 351-0473. 0-7-31 perfect. Some body work. government and VA certified. (201) or science fiction and comics!!l Veloce and 1969 1300 GT, after 7:30 p.m. 4-7-14 bedroom unfurnished $425. Tom, 351-6184. 3-7-12 FRANCIS AVIATION. 541 East Grand River, below 349-3602 between 6-7:30 UPRIGHT BASS man wanted, apartments. Central air AIR CONDITIONED, clean. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. Paramount News. 332-0112. p.m.. B-1-7-7 double on cello preferred, to EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom conditioning, dishwasher, Men or women. Call VOLVO 144S 1968, air C-7-31 1-7-7 accompany organ and guitar furnished. Very clean, near MSU and close to major 332-2501 after 1 p.m. 2-7-10 BMW 1971,1600 miles, AM/FM conditioned, automatic, in dining room. Neat buslines. Call 351-9020 or generous parking, security BICYCLES, NEW 3, 10 speeds, radio, radial and snow tires, excellent condition, $1800 Auto Service & Parts appearing ear player only. locks. Air drop by and see model. 7-7-7 AVAILABLE NOW. Couple, or way below bluebook. list. Must sell to best offer. conditioning. 2 guys wanted for close to collapsible, good quality, Good repertoire of old and Carpeting. 351-8890 655-3055. 3-7-10 Call Meredith, 351-2208. or reasonable. 351-3373. 2-7-10 new standards, 393-5171. 349-9152. 10-7-19 EAST LANSING, studio campus house. Single room 3-7-10 MUFFLERS, BRAKES, 2-7-10 also available. 332-0112, 1-6 BUICK LeSABRE 1966. Needs SHOCKS and Springs apartment, utilities included, LARGE SPEAKER cabinets installed at Rock Bottom air conditioning, pool. Call p.m. 3-7-12 work. Make offer. 351-0735 SINGLE GIRL to live in with out without speakers, Scooters & after 6:30 p.m. x-1-7-7 CAMARO 1970 V4, gold, V - 8, Cycles LOW PRICES. AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. C-1-7-7 HEIGHTS country home and care for 3 young children. 484-4422, Yes. .We 337-1621 anytime. 10-7-14 SUBLET 2 bedroom MEN. now SINGLES available. and doubles Clean, quiet, Dyna Amps, 351-7985. 3-7-10 Preamp. 1965 HARLEY 250 Sprint. Fair 372-1031 for appointment. furnished, new tires, 27,500 miles, 0-7-31 (August 1 to October 1). cooking, close. 485-8836. EVERYTHING TO furnish your $1750. 355-2884. 1-7-7 condition. Call 351-2027. 3-7-12 Jeff, KEEP work ON on TRUCKIN'. Volkswagen, bugs, Repair MODELS - UP to $10 per hour. have location! Haslett. 355-6590 Call 353-3282 Monday or through 0-7-31 apartment. Also, n women's clothes, size 12 • CHEVELLE 1965, 4 door, 6 buses or Ghias. GRAND ROOM FOR rent. No lease, no HONDA 160 scrambler. Good Fashion or figure. CYCLOPS Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4-7-7 Phone, 627-5281. 3-7-12 cylinder, runs good, body RIVER CITGO. 1054 East damage deposit, $50 month. condition. Call Mark, Grand STUDIOS, 220 Albert. RIVER'S and WATER'S fair, $195. 332-8269. 2-7-10 River. 351-9274. Rex. 485-5577. 1-7-7 332-5738. 3-7-12 332-0573. C-7-31 EDGE APARTMENTS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WEST AVALON Guitar lor C-7-31 CHEVY 1960. Mechanically next to Cedar Village North. Furnished, 1 ROOM, OWN, $40. Close to bass) amplifier. $90 takes it. HONDA 350. ALCOA. 8 men needed, bedroom, utlities paid. Call DUE EAST, 349-3831. sound, good transportation, Transmission, FOREIGN CAR PARTS. ROOMMATE SERVICE Campus, Kitchen. 435 call 349-2937 after 6 p.m. engine completely rebuilt, evenings and Saturdays. Available July 5th. M.A.C. 2-7-7 3-7-12 CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 Don't work for $2 - $3 an Summer rent rates 3-7-12 not broken in. If you want a East Kalamazoo Street, 1 $150/month. Plus deposit. hour if you are worth more. FROM $40 mechanically new bike at a 627-5454. 2-7-7 COMET, 1964, 8 cylinder, good used price this is it. $525. mile West of campus. 487-5055. C-7-31 489-3494. C-7-31 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 393-5883 or 882-9808 after 332 - 4432 TWO ROOMMATES engine, leaving country. Call PART TIME summer 355-6154. 2-7-7 6 p.m., leave message. 5-7-7 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East employment with DRAFTED, SUBLET studio Meadowbrook Trace - $66/month. Call STUDENT HELP NEEDED AT ONCi Kalamazoo Street PARAGON PRODUCT, INC. John, Since apartment. Negotiable. 393-7319. 10-7-17 . . Call . HONDA 1970. CL350, Perfect SWINGER 1940. Automobile DART radio, 20-25 1969, mpg. V-6, $200 condition. $650. 351-2241. Complete painting and collision service. auto required. For information, 351-5800. Barb. 332-1328. 4-7-14 FULL OR PART TIME, X-5-7-7 C-7-31 UNFURNISHED 485-0256. C-7-31 below retail at $1150. 337-1612. Dino. 1-7-7 1 BEDROOM partly furnished, APARTMENT, $85 per month, CAN BE PERMANENT. KAWASAKI 350 cc. 1968. Very pool, air conditioned, utilities paid, remodeled. good condition, $375. Phone VW GUARANTEED repair. For Rent summer. 351-0853 after 5 Lansing, 371-2255. 3-7-12 DUSTER 340, 1970. $1575 or offer. Phone 355-3900 or 332-3197. 1-7-7 RANDY'S MOBIL. I Oken os Road. - 349-9620 96 at p.m. 3-7-10 PHONE 351-3700, 9 a.m. - Noon 351-8252.3-7-10 C-7-31 1971 BRIDGESTONE 200, 606 RIVER Street, Deluxe Houses street scrambler, 1350 miles, furnished one bedroom for interview. FIAT 1970, spyder convertible, excellent FO.^ A magnificent possession $9.50/month, no deposit. All EAST SIDE, 4 bedrooms, stove condition, $495. apartment. Ideal for grad, or needs repairs. Best offer After 6 pick a car from today's equipment guaranteed. Call and p.m, 625-4534. married student. refrigerator. 9 month 485-3021 after 5:00. 2-7-7 3-7-10 Classified Ads - 355-8255. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-7-31 $155/month, One year lease. lease, $250. 485-2472. 5-7-17 MARRIED STUDENTS 5:2 L4_?JL"Z:i° OWN ROOM in Statement of Transactions East Lansing 25 * GIRL TO share 4 man house. Immediate. 49 48 monthly payments of $49.25 & FACULTY Townhouse. $60/month,i Call Cash Price 351-6237. 3-7-12 (Including Sales Tax) 2144.00 393-6265. 3-7-7 Cash or Trade -300.00 umpaid 1.2. & 3 balance of cash price 1644.00 Cedar Greens per month Filing Fee $2.00 bedroom apts. some with study has a pool, air conditioning for the Title transfer $4.00 Amount Financed and everything else 1972 Finance Charge Total of Payments Annual percentage rate Deferred payment price from $149 per mo. 1135 Michigan Ave. — next to Brody TOYOTA UNFURNISHED 'Units for students and married couples for summer and fall. Corolla children welcome *AII units carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture please, no pets *Each unit has garbage disposal, and herb individual air contitioning KNOB HILL *Giant I 10. 16. Mythical lance Hydraulic moto swimming pool and private balconies 18.Leaves APARTMENTS "Full time 1 21. Society bud 23. World Wat H - resident manager for any area 349-4700 24. Bus'imen problems wmm 25. 26. Heel Palm leaf _ OPEN Monday • Friday 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. *Two man units with plenty of parking 27. Baby waimooe r° Kg 28. Catmint Saturday 12-5 p.m. One bedroom units start at $85/month 32. Black metal per man FOR INFORMATION CALL MARK SIMONS, 1 6 alloy WHEELS TOYOTA INC LOCATED V4 MILE NORTH 351-8631. 3 - 6 - 9 and 12 month leases available. MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. P.M., iiBMis 34. Bellini opera 37. Ananias 39. Gradient 40 Corn lily OF JOLLY RD. ON 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 2400 E.MICHIGAN AVE. 5 Blocks «' -ndor OKEMOS ROAD EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7, 1972 11 Student JUSTICE BURGER RULES 355-8255 355-8255 DIRECTORY Return of ■yEYE*E>UMWtb « glasses i contact LENS ART BEAD DECOUPAQE CRAFTS, SUPPLIES, REPRODUCTIONS COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE (Continued from page 1) bid, saying "it is particularly The petition from delegates blocked the done ... if election laws can filed by the successful 1942. Daley forces claimed the be nullified and the losers challengers who maintained |DR I.b. Collin*, Optometrtai 130 West Grand River Ave. important that the process appeals court "has totally substituted for the winners that While the court pondered O-Optlcal Service* Enfield's Incorporated in which the nominees of a stay order from whether to accept the 693 351-6010 ignored the Illinois election as representatives of the Burger would be 5218 S. Lof n. 393-""" M-43, Okemoi. 34»194Q the two major political code and has superimposed appeals, another group of people." tantamount to a single California delegates asked parties are selected conform BUD'S to the . -requirements which In a touch of irony, the justice deciding the case on the court's permission to dictates of due disenfranchise the electorate Democratic party found its merits. intervene in the Auto Parts Inc. process, equal protection of and case. violate the rights of itself opposing the Illinois The Appeals Court ruling Late Model Motors and the law." BOB JONES PAINTS officeholders. bid for also enjoined Illinois state The appeals court ruled special term. A motion was filed on The challengers who "Since this courts from behalf of the 151 California taking any It!1 California te,rm?:°f * election ~ ^Placed the ousted Illinois not involve an action which would affect delegates who would be delegates were selected by u n preceden ted judicial the decision rendered by the replaced if the appeals court violated the fundamental 'WASHDAY SAVINGS CYCLOPS STUDIO HOUSE PAINTING caucus while the original intrusion into the internal Appeals Court. Presumably, order 25c p*r lo»a principles of due process. reinstating for |M> Photography Reasonable Rates delegates were picked in an decision - making processes Burger's extension of the McGovern's supporters goes The b—t Free Estimates John Kester, attorney election. of national into effect. S«cUI TiW*-km JOc representing the Democrats a political existing stay also extends "It is imperative that this WENDROW'S ECONOWASH )006 vim Si. I Jere Bruce Brown at the filing procedures, said case be heard to vindicate party," the party said it this condition. r Douglas the party opposed the Daley forces' Legal researchers have u 11 p.m. I bik. W. of S««r«| —349-1005 after 5 P.M hierarchy would the electoral process," the found only three instances request. "absolutely" follow the WALLY'S BODY SHOP THE ALOHA $25/wk., +10c/mlle ri dictates of the court. Daley forces "Irreparable harm said. will be A Illinois brief opposing petition was the also of special terms in the court's history. The most Laird Over 20 Years In Mason recent was a 1958 session Hawaiian t REE ESTIMATES- Fabrics & Gifts dealing with the (Continued from page 1) * we Specialize In Insuranca Work; Collision Service; Expert Painting 677 7391 Men's Shirts Dresses 303 Abbott Rd. Blacks foreseen as swing vote desegregation of a Little Rock, Ark., high school. budget McGovern said. next year," - (Continued from page 1) The earlier special terms A 213 N. East MASON 351-1911 3-22 32 A to 2 Rental group we cannot said, "If they really want to gloves - off campaigner the effect of black unity on included a session in 1953 in be," he argued. his past career as a black progress. He said three join us, then they've got to dealing with the espionage "Both groups have come to us. We're the oldest Republican congressman, For Sale black groups conviction and capital For Sale Recreation — black social something to offer. The organization." Laird said with obvious action forces, black elected older organizations have the punishment sentences of relish that the Democratic On the other hand, a CANON TLQL and three GOYA F-12 guitar. officials and black atom spies Julis and Ethel Perfect UNION BOARD SUMMER wisdom of experience and Platform Committee had younger delegate countered, precision lenses. Must sell. condition. Best offer. FLIGHTS. Hours 1 - 4. July nationalists — must the others the enthusiasm of "Older delegates refused to Rosenberg in 1953 and one "repudiated" the McGovem Call 349-3916. 1-7-7 393-5883 or 882-9808 after maintain involving the military trial and August flights still cooperation youth. proposals to curb defense 6 p.m., leave accept change." of seven enemy saboteurs in message. 5-7-7 available. 353-9777. C-7-31 among themselves and Jackson proposed outlays to $54.8 billion by TURN ON this seldom used communication with others. conference of what fiscal 1975. Concord cassette tape deck, "We must begin to make The democratic Platform $40. Lev, 353-4400 days, Animals Service called the "big five" - the 332 4056 evenings. 5-7-14 SEWING MACHINE Clearance MINIATURE SCHNAU2ER male pups. AKC. Shots. Phone Flint, 789-7760. 3-7-7 $75. "V FACTS now Entertainment Guide as well has an meaningful black relationships before black conferences NAACP, Congress for Racial Equality (CORE), Southern Christian Leadership Split hinders war panels Committee rejected recently both hawkish and dovish defense planks. Sale. Brand new portable, as a Shopping Guide. C-7-31 progress with black Conference (SCLC), Urban (Continued from page 1) Laird's reference to a $49.95, $5 per month. Large faculty. The administration summits," TLeague and■ the • — - Student ahead of its counterpart, even and the city of East Lansing "beg - later" philosophy was selection of reconditioned SILVER POINT S HOME REMODELING and an obvious used machines. kittens. 6 weeks old, litter Nonviolent Coordinating though its task involved responded to those concerns slap at Singers, repairs of all types. Call Jim McGovern's statements that Wednesday night Jackson Committee (SNCC). Whites, Necchis, New Home trained, had first shot. Wolnosky, 351-8753. 3-7-10 ma *r>D ....fi% investigating many more by appointing the war and "many others", $19.95 489-3490 or 482-5635. presented the NAACP with "When they spoke, White areas. But both panels took committee. "begging is better than a $500 check for a lifetime House doors shook," he bombing" and that "I to $39.95. Terms. _ 3-7-12 PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and their charge seriously and But then the term ended would go to Hanoi and beg EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING leather cleaning and membership for PUSH. said. attempted to do a thorough and a majority of the GIVE AWAY free puppies, 5 "The Panthers are if I though that would COMPANY, 1115 North refinishing. OKEMOS DRY your "If an Abraham Lincoln job of sifting through the students left the University, males left. Small and cute. Washington, 489-6448. Call after 5 p.m. 694-9765. CLEANERS. Home of children," he said. "We did any good, he had _ mountains of printed taking with them the public release the boys (POWs) one x-C-7-31 professionals, 34 9-0910. must stop competing with Frederick day earlier." 2-7-7 _u Douglass writing material made available to interest in the war 2155 Hamilton. 0-1-7-7 each other and start hjs Laird released more than If FDR djd them. committee. 50 USED SEWING machines, 70 pages of analyses of cooperating." anything, it was because he $9.95 and up. Consoles and Mobile Homes TV, HI-FI Repairs. Recorders, Calling NAACP Executive had Now the consensus of Hopefully the finished McGovern defense proposals portables, Zig - Zag and radios. Dependable, low Philip Randolph Secretary Roy Wilkins "the behind him. If John both subcommittees is that product of the committee's sent to Sen. William straight stitchers. Also, used ELCAR 12' x 50' fully carpeted, rates. SAVE. 351-6680 their month vacuum cleaners, $3.50 up. 0-5-7-12 dean of civil rights leaders," Kennedy acomplished common link ended - long deliberations Proxmire D Wis. and Rep. - shed. Nice location, phone, when the demonstrators will be made available to the John J. Rhodes, R - Ariz. ELECTRO Jackson issued Wilkins a anything, "it was because of - GRAND, 804 1 ?7 East Michigan, Lansing. FOR QUALITY service on challenge "to call his the big five," Jackson said. were dispersed and that the public in both the city and Summing up his objections Hours 9 a.m. 5 stereos, TV's and recorders. children home.' Reaction of the split should be made campus libraries and in the to the McGovern plan, - p.m., DELUXE MOBILE home. No older Saturday 9-12 noon. C-7-31 THE STEREO SHOPPE. "Individually, anyone delegates official. Some of the University's residence halls. Larid's report said: money down, take over was typified by 337-1300. C-7-31 of us can be bucked. If we — committee members have However, in the fall, the "His proposals would payments. 625-3739. 5-7-17 - year - old woman who 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. expressed a strong public's concern over the lead the United States to a Tanks, canisters and uprights. EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad reluctance to having their committee's work, as Guaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 GOT A displaced bed? Here's students, reliable, references. I1*B WHAT'S weaker nuclear posture that the perfect setting. 12' x 60' names associated with the evidence by their lack of could leave a future and DENNIS Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. n up. KING. Must sell by August recommendations of the attendance at any of the American president with no DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Free estimates. x-C-7-31 15, 694-8792 after 7 p.m. other subcommittee and committee's meetings, will alternative but a spasmodic 316 North Cedar, opposite 3-7-12 feel slighted that they have most certainly be a great first* ~ strike, 'launch - on - City Market. C-7-31 WILL DO lawn work while you not been involved in the deal less than it was in the ELCAR 12' vacation. Call Nick, after 6 warning' attack on enemy - x 50', fully decision spring. CAMERA REPAIR Service. Still p.m. 484-5104. 5-7-12 - making process of civilians and cities." carpeted, shed. Nice location, and motion picture. Work phone, 489-6880. 2-7-6 .„ their counterparts. ements for It's What's y Liberation Movement will . <• done locally. Free estimates. 3 p.m. Sunday in the A meeting of the Fast, guaranteed service. Typing Service Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 nd at floor lounge of the University subcommittee WILCOX SECOND HAND Lost & Found Student Services Bldg., by noon Thursday night may have STORE, 509 East Michigan, ANN BROWN: Typing and one class day before publication. provided the answers to 4854391. C-7-31 multilith offset LOST, GREY cinnamon white printing. No announcements will be some of these questions but Complete service for accepted by phone. No even if it did not,the newly cat Tuesday night. Spartan COLE'S BAKERY dissertations, theses, announcements will be accepted The Soaring Club will fly this SURPLUS BAKERY. Foods at Village, 355-3253. 3-7-10 established deadline manuscrpts, general typing. for events outside the weekend, weather permitting. greater . , . reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off LOST, FEMALE Siamese IBM. 22 years Lansing area. Rides to the airport will be prevents much further at retail prices, great eating, 349-0850. C-7-31 arranged at 8:30 . Saturday searching, great economy! SURPLUS Sealpoint. Named "C-C", Come play miniature golf with and Sunday ii t he Union white marks on hind toes. Hillel this Saturday. Meet at The Hew question being STORE 640 South Waverly, COMPLETE THESES service. Lounge. 351-6126. 2-7-7 8:45 p.m. at the Hillel house. asked is what, if anything, immediately North of 1-496 Discount printing. IBM 319 Hillcrest St., Lansing. Call will become of the expressway. C-2-7-7 typing and binding of theses, LOST: PRESCRIPTION AIR 353-0507 for details. People for Jondahi are committee's final report? resumes, publication. Across SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or Force type sunglasses. from campus, corner M.A.C. La Leche League will meet sponsoring a garage sale from The East Lansing City noon to 5 p.m. tempered lens. Or any optical Reward, Barry, 351-8220. and at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 1628K today, Saturday, Council is having its next Grand River, below needs.- 1-7-7 and Sunday, at 131 Northlawn OPTICAL Spartan Village, on the topic Jones Stationery Shop. Call St., East Lansing. meeting Tuesday night. It is DISCOUNT, 2615 East COPYGRAPH SERVICES, "Advantages of Breastfeeding to Michigan Avenue, 372-7409 Mother and highly doubtful that the Baby." All C-3-7-7 Personal 337-1666. C-7-31 interested women are invited. city subcommittee can have Babies are welcome. Coffee, corn, discussion, a finished report to present RABC0 ST4 Shure FREE A lessoi TYPING THESES and letters, sounds, Jesus Christ. An to them at M91ED. ... that time. The Nearly new. 351-8070, after complexion care. Call etc. Rapid, accurate service. alternative coffee house opens at 5 30 p.m. 3-7-10 Experienced. 393-4075. There will be a free concert 9 following meeting will be 484-4519, East Michigan or p m. on the off - campus C-7-31 from 2 - 6 p.m. Sunday behind held July 25, just two days 485-7197, Lansing Mall. corner of Hagadorn Road and the Auditorium next to Kresge before the next board of •ASANOVA STEREO cassette MERLE NORMAN Shaw Lane. TYPING WANTED in my home. Art Center, sponsored by the trustees meeting. And it has new aV AM/FM" A,m°« COSMETICS STUDIOS. C-13-7-31 Phone Mrs. Brown, Coalistlon for Human Survival not even been decided yet if 3-7 10 t8PM- 337"1248. 484-5765, anytime. 6-7-7 and Vietnam Veterans Against Anyone having a free Saturday the trustees will be the War. [SHOP AND COMPAREI Low*K.... PREGNANT? WE understand. or Sunday to help the Volunteer presented with the consistent record prices in Call us. Pregnancy Wanted The Greater Lansing Action Corps paint a home in committee's report at that town. MARSHALL counseling. 372-1560. 0-7-31 Lansing, call VAC at 353-4400. meeting. MUSIC, Aquarium Society will hold a 245 Ann Street. The mining of the North C-1-7-7 DON'T FORGET blood comes panel discussion on aguarium AFRO CUTS and all Afro only from people. Save a life. problems and an auction at 7:30 Vietnamese harbors and the supplies. UNION BUILDING There will be a coffee house at FlNE C0LE'S ItiMr bakery Give blood. Professional p.m. Saturday in the resultant week of 11 BAKERY food for all BARBER SHOP. C-1-7-7 Community Room of tl 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the AMERICAN PIE" OVER AND donors compensated. demonstrations on Grand Open Lansing Mall. Everyone Women's Center, 547V4 Grand OVER AND OVER AND OVER... Sunday. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY River Ave., River Avenue were certainly MEIJERS THRIFTY Peanuts Personal BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. welcome. will Bill Kahl, Maureen McElrhon, Marty two major concerns in the p. Okemos. South C-7-31 Rokeach, Mo, and others. There minds of students and Gay Liberation will be I eeping KRS™' GER, West Saflinavv' Frandor, Logan EYES THAT look on love are regular office hours this s is a $1 donation. easily the windows of the MUSICIANS INTERESTED in JJtor 4002 West Saginaw, world. RM/jb. 1-7-7 happiness, both your ownand from 1 - 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. All are welcome to drop The Black Veterans Assn. will c.il, C-1^7 rth Grand River- other's. No experience by 24 Student Services Bldg., or sponsor outdoor rallies at I p.m. WGT: T.G.I.F. H.Y.B. ETC. necessary. Call 349-2380. call 353-9795. every Saturday at Beaumont |GARage SALE: Schwinn Pixie T.C.O.B. CATCH YOU 4-7-14 Tower. Speakers from various LATER PEACE - ZIP. 1-7-7 organizations will speak. For cloth children'« l°vs. Girls 61 °- Co«S. LOGIC TUTOR wanted. Must Wanted information, call 351-5797. ®topckmgf)am Lart etc. Il clothing, 8-10. Wigs, Real Estate be competent and reasonable. items. Very good Service may be exchanged. METAL CANOE, in good jndition 2401 Kerry Street. Call 337-0020 after 7 p.m. condition, and boy's Schwinn 235 S. Homer, Lansing gcmmm CLOSE TO campus. 2 bedroom, juJV 7, 8 ONLY. 1-7 p.m. $12,000, terms available, 3-7-10 sting - ray bicycle. Call 487-3096. S has it . . . heated pool owner, 641-6601. 11-7-31 1 OR MORE tickets to Rolling "Smith-O a) Ttypewriter EAST LANSING. 6 bedrooms. Ideal faculty home, close to Stones Concert in Detroit, will pay 489-3569. 3-7-10 top dollars. HAPPY IS the boss who uses Want Ads to get competent help. Dial 355-8255. flUTOmOTIYf air conditioning and all 4620 S. HAGADORN campus. 3 floors carpeted, Just North of Mt. Hope double garage. Large treed 1332-50251 IP © imen's !0 yard. $29,500. 1063 speed, $65. Golf Club *Luxury apartments completely furnished Marigold. Phone 332-8223. 8-5 Monday - Friday ffieatvl"' $6°- 7-7-21 WANTED:STUDENTS| 9-5 Saturday for with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture for summer and fall parts only interested in V.W.Parts wholesale & retail *Each unit has dishwasher, central air conditioning. garbage disposal, participating in *3 parking spaces per unit "LARGEST DISCOUNTS * IN TOWN" Giant heated pool, recreation motivational rooms and private balconies. Kramer research studies The 2 bedroom units start at $60/month per man Call Larry Scott at 351-7166 for information auto parts 3 - 6 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE E- Kalamazoo Phono 484-1303,- MANAGEMENT EXCL US1VELY B Y: Electrical parts for all . excellent pay & interesting work D^C^IJ Dv/dvrl Bosch type ignitions ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. call: 353-4504 betweer 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 high school students weicome 'Exchange program for starters & generators EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 7 l0Tt HHH to MIAMI BEACH, Fla. nomination. renew was sufficient support for the courts Calif, battle decide and their McGovern aide, said the "We think we have tt, (AP) — The Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren E. an extraordinary special lawyers interpret what it is. he indicated that front - runner's forces are votes to Mike win," Salinger ,! ® Thursday received the Burger stayed session of the court, But operating on the assumption Maloney implementation of a lower Humphrey lawyers will be that there will be a Humphrey st'rat "J tangled case of Sen. George something that has McGovern's contested court ruling returning to happened only three times looking for leeway to take convention vote on the claimed "the col8'' their case to the convention seating issue. majority" California delegates, while McGovern the 151 votes the before. of riva,s » critics the as politicians did business usual and lined up rival Democratic Committee took away. Credentials Chestnut said Humphrey and his allies in the effort to floor. "What's one man's That delegates, means counting checking aligned McGovern would aglH fashion forces to battle the issue at Burger was contacting the deny McGovern the 151 loophole is another man's commitments, and applying substantial margin to d»V the Democratic Convention. National other determine eight justices to whether there California votes will abide by the law of the land, once right," he said. Pierre Salinger, a political persuasion sides were at it. . Both btaM..dhp«wCl#J5 But it remained unclear whether the courts or the convention would deliver Alcoholic problem the ultimate verdict in a delegate - seating dispute important to the contest for presidential nomination. Sen. Hubert H. 18 - 22. As a result, he is second," the report said. alcoholic who seeks the completely alone. Humphrey's campaign services of local agencies is "The (male) client is even more likely to be Females seeking help for I manager, Jack L. Chestnut, A report 31, white and more probably employed though unemployed or drug problems were found I submitted to over said there may yet be a Gov. Milliken Thursday said likely to be married than a large number are enrolled underemployed and earning to be similar in nubl convention floor contest the "alcoholic housewife" is single, divorced or in some type of training less than $5,000 a year. respects to their SM ''Heroin is the over the California delegate a serious problem in separated. program," the report said. counterparts. They fe!!intoI sweep McGovern won in Michigan. "Whatever might be "Chances are good that the overwhelming drug of the 18 • 22 age group whettl primary election, lost in the drawn from this factor, it client is a veteran not on primary use with more than 50 per centwerjl The report, prepared by party credentials the governor's Office of does seem to verify the fact active duty." psychedelics or white and few received anvl committee, and regained in that the alcoholic housewife Most male alcoholics hallucinogens a distant form of welfare. ■ a federal appeals court Drug Abuse and were referred to treatment is a serious problem, the ruling. Alcoholism, drew its conclusion from statistics report said. centers through the court mum/,- At least 151 of the 271 submitted by more than In addition, it said the system though a "significant Registration drive California delegates are at 200 female alcoholic often has a number" sought help on A flower community agencies to some, a weed to many, this bit of stake, and them hinge which 12th grade education, but their own initiative, the on provide voluntary wildlife grows unhindered in a field near Spartan McGovern's hopes for first - seldom more, and sought report said. programs for alcoholics and Few blacks and other Village. State News photo by Nick Jackson ballot victory in his quest for White House drug addicts. The "typical" female the help of a community agency on the advice of a minority groups persons, either male or female, used continues efforts physician or on their own VOTER, a coalition of Lansing, Meridian initiative rather than the services of community Township East Lansing groups seeking and Lansing between 5 and AID FOR AREA PEOPLE through court referral. agencies for alcoholic or to register voters, is 7 p.m. today at the n By comparison, male drug problems, according to continuing a campaign that entrance of the Meridian alcoholics who sought the report, began last November by Mall. treatment were also likely Statistics reported for conducting a voter Volunteers needed to tutor to be more than 31 years old and white, often with at least a high school persons who seek help for drug problems differed markedly. The typical male, registration drive. The current campaign, Attention 4 & 8 Groups! Channel Recording. Location which began Wednesday, is Volunteers are needed to help area residents. Anyone three and four year olds from a wide range of education. for example, was likely to or Studio an effort to register voters be school Reasonable interested may contact the Volunteer Bureau in 27 Student socioeconomic backgrounds. Male volunteers are especially However, most men were a dropout, before the Aug. 8 primary. 482-3909 Services Bldg. or by calling 353-4400. needed. The center is a nonprofit organization partially either single, separated or probably before the 10th Deputy registrars will be Life Style Productions Michael is a 12 year old, fatherless boy. His mother is sponsored by Model Cities, divorced. As many men grade, lived in some form of He is also younger than registering residents of East finishing up with her college degree this summer and she JoAnne is 35 and can only write her name and address, * * can't spend as much time with him as she would like, much She never finished fourth grade. Neil spent most of his institution as with a spouse, his alcoholic counterpart, less be a father to him. Mike had a big brother earlier but childhood raising his brothers and sisters because his About 10 per cent lived usually ranging in age from now he has graduated and there is no one. He would like someone to be his big brother — his friend — for the parents were never home, and now he wants to learn to read and write better English. Manuel came up from Juarez Campus summer. with his family last summer. He is now working at Seven blind women attend a crafts night once a week away from home. An ADC mother has no means of getting Oldsmobile. He is trying to learn how to read and write English so that he can get along better in the United States, Sport & to the bank and grocery store twice a month. A boy needs All of these people need tutors. There are a lot of others to get regular allergy shots to keep him from becoming ill. who need them too. The Lansing Area Literacy Council The Volunteer Action Corps handles these kinds of holds classes to teach these people but they need volunteers Surplus transportation problems. They have the vehicles. Now all to give a little of their time. They serve people from they need are the people who can volunteer three or four elementary age to 65 year old and all races. If you can spare hours a week to drive them. a couple of hours a week, they could use you a couple of •Pack frames If you like to work with younger children, a daycare hours a week, WHITE srs* WHITE center in Lansing could use your help. The center serves Marsha is a blind student on campus. She and most other blind students on campus, depend upon volunteers to read Bouzouki Night S 1 » p "Sierra & Teartf- Packs to them. Right now there is a shortage of readers. The nice •Pack* Tents Folk-rock festival thing about doing this is that all the work is done campus — and with fellow students. A drive is on in Lansing to try and on Saturday, July 8 & 15 Choice of Greek •Cutter Insect Repellent •Collins Hudson Bay Axes get people to register or slated for to vote. American Menu •Swedish Hand Axes •Gov't Mosquito Netting A free rock concert commissioner; Pam Stern, TAHITI I 1c FOR QUANTITY | Back by popular request •Space Blankets 7 th District; Jim Heyser, call The Prevas Trio — sponsored by the Coalition •Truckin Hats for Human Survival and the Vietnam Veterans Against the War will be held from 2-6 p.m. Sunday in the field 8th Richard District; Mary Kay Wickens, 9th District and District. Conlin, 10th College Travel 351-6010 130 W. Grand River | *f*o*i I 9 IPAPER to 6 DAILY EATER35J.432 °tll | 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. For reservations call 489-1196 •Canteens, Mess kits •Knives by Buck, Olsen & Schrade •Jungle Shirts 8t pants by Uncle Sam *28' Diagonal Parachutes between the Red Cedar River and the Auditorium. •See Our Specials at the Banquets Sidewalk Sale July 19th & 20th Family special The Coalition has endorsed Terry Luke, 547 East Grand River Plenty of 489 - 1196 sheriff; Greg Maddox, drain Free Evening 116 E. Across from Berkey commissioner; John Michigan Ave. 9 Mon. • Fri., 9-6 Sat. Phone 337-1866 Veenstra, 6th District SSSSK. 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