Ohio MICHIGAN Wednesday . . • Sunny Hills Folk Festival STATE NEWS hot and humid today STATE . . . I begin* _toc with highs in the mid 90s I City, Ohio- and a 30 per cent chance of UNIVERSITY e 65 Number 10 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 12, 1972 Humphrey, Muskie bow I MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Sen. McGovern had surged far beyond the 1,509 - vote majority that will choose platform the convention was session until political drama. near dawn, it was a day of out of race nomination roll call. Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama O'Brien called the McGovern victory a clear indication of the senator's basic "rue McGovern strode without tonight the Democrats' man to completing Tuesday, and on nomination itself. the First, Humphrey of Minnesota, a remained a candidate, but his strength. fcior challenge toward the Democratic presidential campaign warrior for a strategists have acknowledged he has He said Humphrey and Muskie "did esidential nomination Tuesday as challenge President Nixon. no chance on the first ballot. In simplest terms, McGovern had After a night of tumultuous dozen years and the party's what comes naturally" by yielding to , Hubert H. Humphrey and And it was virtually certain there the votes: on delegate political infighting that kept the presidential choice in 1968, withdrew the inevitable and dropping their imund S. Muskie bowed to his show disputes, on the Democratic National Convention in what must be his final bid for the would be only one. T towering national convention White House. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of candidacies. "The decision, in fact, has been length and ***•»-». portion of the Democratic National Convention credentials rekindle the fires of inflation. I fight on television, but clicked off the set after a short The President has promised to veto any to The President also signed a bill Increasing from $12 ^ $17,500 the maximum grants for specially ada't I while and went to bed before midnight so he could meet spending legislation which substantially exceeds his budget. He signed three appropriation measures Tuesday, but housing for severely disabled veterans. II ei'ly Tuesday with Caspar Weinberger, director of the 1 Office of Management and Budget. "He is following the convention with interest," Ziegler said, but is not following it fully on television. Ziegler turned aside other questions on the Miami Beach proceedings, saying, "I'm not going to have any comment on the Democratic National Convention as it is moving Potential juro "77ie astute, knowledgeable along." Nixon and Weinberger met for more than four hours, teacher can pick out a Ellsberg trial Ziegler said, for a broad review of fiscal and legislative potential drug addict in the first and second grade. " issues. The discussion centered on the impact of congressional action on the fiscal 1972 and 1973 budgets and "how the review in President from an administrative standpoint will deal with LOS ANGELES (AP) — on personal attitudes, Louis the truth," said Weinglass. required to read during the Dr. Richard C. Bates, director these kinds of problems." Pnfpntial Potential iurors jurors in in the me Asta, a self - employed . _ trial." * W tha Byrne said he would of the Drug and Alcohol There was no repeat of last week's attacks by White Pentagon Papers trial furniture finisher, told the review an original list of 268 Ward at Sparrow Hospital House officials on Democratic - sponsored spending underwent questioning judge he d never read or "We want to know the legislation which exceeds Nixon's proposed budget. questions submitted by the Tuesday about their views heard anything about the defense and try to use a few jurors' ability to And Ziegler said the President and Weinberger did not of and the U.S. Pentagon Papers, top ■ war more. comprehend a very discuss the proposal by Nixon's likely Democratic government, but the defense secret documents dealing technical case," S(|j opponent. Sen. George McGovern, to cut defense spending complained that the judge with the origins of the He Boudin."You can't nininia 1 • lL -J -.LI tfSninn tM \17nu \TA« flS' brings RriHch on/i INVENTORY •! j new erupted across Belfast and S, MP r ! A State Dept. spokesman said Monday the other towns in the province less than 24 hours before ;h Catholics " ' United States is approaching the resumed Paris our negotiations with North Vietnam this week SALE pewter the scheduled start of the parades celebrating historic events in the centuries of rwnifc> fh nSr* ^pite the mibtaryviolence, hi in build-up m seriously and with willingness to discuss all of the . security source insisted Protestant Catholic No Charges - proposals now on the table but he offered no • No Layaway ""-Iff >' sU" - warfare varfare in Northern Ireland. . new approaches to a settlement. The sl.vin. slaying raised raised th.the de,ellt theIRA by politic. Press officer Charles W. 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Washington n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 12, 1972 3 FOR 25-MILE MARATHON Council backs bike raceway By RAY ANDERSON Lansing's first open enjoy riding, but are not in the permit two hours to 8 frisbee throwing contests. State News Staff Writer competition bicycle race. good enough shape to race. p.m. because of complaints East Lansing business The East Lansing City The course, which is It will be similar to a rally. from residents of the area. establishments have offered Council Tuesday endorsed a approximatley two • and Another race has also been to half miles provide prizes and a police approved raceway for one - - long, will scheduled for children. a 25 mile be 12 laps for the open The bike day activities Houston said attempts group of East Lansing bicycle marathon, residents, including city which is scheduled to competitors. There will be also include a rock concert are being made to keep the music representative of the councilman George highlight the city's another race for what in Valley Court Park but scheduled bicycle day, July Houston describes as "easy community. Colbum, have endorsed the two of the council members bike day as an opportunity 23. riders." Those, he expressed a reluctance in a Festivities for the to promote the use of Spokesman for the Bike explained, are people who phone interview to extend proposed bike day include bicycles. Day committee, Jon Houston, said the police would not accept their first Area tenants continue 5 mile route for the proposed two - hour marathon, but accepted a subsequent shorter route on Abbott Road, Bircham and White Hill Drive. Lt. Charles Wibert of the East Lansing Police Dept. said the committee has been given a permit to use the security deposit fight By LINDA WERFELMAN circular route from 2 - 4 students who feel they have did," he suggested. Legal Aid receives about 20 Bike ba p.m. He added that the committee will be providing State News Staff Writer Landlords and student been agrieved in this area. It makes everyone on all sides Actions involving Small Claims Court or other legal calls each students complaining week from about their own marshalls with tenants this summer are more honest," Schoenberger moves should be considered security deposits, Charles Lansing City Councilman George Colburn met with about twenty interested said. if personal contact fails, he police assistance. continuing their struggle Massoglia, director of the East Lansing citizens last Thursday to plan the first annual East Lansing Bike Day, to The committee has over a problem that has continued. office, said. be held Sunday. "The truth in these cases planned a full day of grown as student rental State News photo by Chuck Michaels often lies somewhere in the In cases in which activities around East housing has expanded. "In a lot of instances, it Tenant complaints about middle of where each party landlords returned a portion takes a threat of legal action landlords who have refused thinks it is. But most of the of the security deposit, to get a security deposit to return security deposits time there is some judgment some adjustments are "way returned," he said. Many account for about half of returned," he added. out of proportion" with the of the student who complain City council hints at approval the cases in East Lansing's Small Claims Court, 54th District Court Judge About five students call the University off - campus amount of damage done, Reuling said, adding that on many occasions landlords to ASMSU Legal Aid later take their cases to Small Claims Court, he added. Maurice E. Schoenberger housing office a day to would be entitled to deduct of computerized voter signup said most Tuesday. "This is probably our popular type of case," complain that their security deposits have not been returned, Edwin K. Reuling, more than which they do keep. the amount area director of off He agreed with - campus RAY ANDERSON be able to obtain an days from the date of registration increase before Schoenberger said. "I can't Schoenberger's evaluation, say there is an increase or housing, said. State News Staff Writer alphabetized list, but also request. the presidential election in adding, "The key is that the get lists broken down into "Individuals will be November and forsees wide decrease now, there's just a landlords aren't always right Members of the East Students should streets, precincts, age and required to pay for the cost use of the voter registration constant flow." personally contact the nor are the students; the ansing City Council idicated Tuesday they date of registration, she of the computer," said. Colizzi list by aspiring area An average building's owner or manager answer is usually somewhere FOOSE BALL added. politicians. of five cases to "try in as low - key in between." ould act favorably on a Cost for the list has not She cited doubling of East involving the return of action as possible to find Like the off Bcommendation by the city been determined as yet, she Lansing's registered voters Punching cards for East security deposits are heard out why they did what they housing office, • campus ASMSU TOURNAMENT erk and city manager that in the past year as another in the court each week, he indicated, but she has been Lansing's 28,000 registered oter registration records be told by the computer center reason for converting to the voters will cost the city added. artially computerized. that the lists could be made computer system. The city approximately $5,000, "This is the first time the Tue State News is at The computerization published by the students of available in two or three clerk expects another large Colizzi revealed. court has been available to jcommendation was made Michigan State University every class day during Fall. ollowing numerous Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays LIZARD'S and Fridays during Summer Term, and a quests during the past few special Welcome Week edition is published in ears for registration lists, ty Clerk Beverly xplained. However, the Colizzi Funds for center Subscription rate is $16 per year. September. Member Associated Press, United Press International, July 14 & 15 (Friday 8i Saturday) Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., stem will provide many By RAY ANDERSON which assisted with East continued support," she $1.00 entry fee are "Most women would Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press dvantages to the city as State News Staff Writer nHrtpd Lansing funds. rather talk to^ woman than The city council has Assn. All money returned ell as interested citizens' Action on a Women's The money, she indicated, a man, particularly Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. d political candidates. Center request for $2,500 in would be requested that the center as prize money used for following an attack or rape Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services "We will be able to use it operating expenses was provide them with specific maintenance of their attempt," she said. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing. Singles & Doubles information regarding the address labels, to inform expected to be effectively facility, presently located at Furthermore, she added, necessity of the Women's Michigan, 48823. Limit 50 entrees eople or redistricting and delayed by the East Lansing 547 E. Grand River Ave. the Women's Center is best Center organization, Phones: mpile jury lists," she said. City Council Tuesday by Plans are being considered, Deadline Friday qualified to conduct follow particularly when two other News/Editorial 355-8252 Computerization will be referring the request to the however, to expand their afternoon up counseling for women city funded groups are Classified Ads onducted soon by the city manager for additional services to include free have 355-8255 undergone abortions or providing similar services, Display Advertising Competition starts niversity computer center study. classes on the history of who are involved in a rape 353-6400 Councilwoman Mary she said. The city attorney Business Office at 2:00 p.m. it the list will not be women in the United trial. 355-3447 ailable for the August Sharp and Councilman also told them they would Photographic 355-8311 States and basic mechanics, "These women many $25.00 first prize rimary, she said. George Colburn expressed have to incorporate to be she explained. times feel isolated and need Campus Information 353-8700 each class sympathy with the Women's eligible for city funds. Collizzi said Center cause in interviews mputerization of the Tuesday but indicated they gistration records will be irtial because the old did not possess enough the east Room information to make an stem of locked Wednesday's Feature Dinner intelligent decision on the egistration books is easier issue. handle at the polls where Jacquie Brown, CHICKEN oose computer cards could Sasily be lost. spokeswoman for the group, A LA KIEV 3.80 described the Women's Registration lists were Center's services as unique, Selection from our SALAD BAR PRE SEASON SALE ivailable under the present choice of potato or vegetable but similar to those already lystem, Colizzi said, but Individual loaf of bread & butter provided by the Drug compiling them required so Education Center (DEC) Suedecloth Outerwear ny manhours that and ndividuals requesting them listening Ear, both of iad to provide their own for Miss J Use All^entrance or fourth level of olunteers to obtain the ramp for direct access. nformation or pay 4 cents Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m ?er voter to get the $38 to $50 nformation. Under the computerized ystem people will not only JacobSoriS Take advantage of big values on jackets, pantcoats and AERONAUTICS CLASS OFFERED BY THE NAVY boot-topper coats of cotton heeksuede warmed with pile linings. Two styles shown from the selection which includes fall's favorite colors. . .tan, navy, gold, rust, olive and brown. Sizes 7 to 15. Jacobsoii's JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE MICHIGAN STATI NEWS The Doctor's Bag UNIVERSITY By ARNOLD WERNER, MD almost to orgasm and break incidence of birth defects although pregnant. As in the proceeding Lee Lockwood (Editor's note: Dr. Werner a example, this would be a very difficult if orgasm is reached? °«?Wh« advertising manager vacationing from writing his column higher frequency of multiple births has occasionally been reported. thing to study as it occurs very rarely for the remainder of the summer term. and while the chances for damage are There is If your question is directed at the no danger in what you*, Judy Yates, editorial editor Reprints of his columns from fall small one cannot be Sure how small. Bill Whiting, news editor situation that would exist if a woman doing, but unless I misunderstood Mike Cody, copy chiei term, 1S70 will be substituted until conceived while taking oral The prescribing doctor should your letter, the frustration you ^ Rick Gosselin, sports editor fall term when the Doctor's Bag will contraceptives, the answer is more always perform a pelvic examination your fiance are experiencing comd resume as usual.) complicated. When correctly taken. and instruct the woman on the use of through clearly. Petting to clinux is, Letters may be addressed to Dr. the incidence of pregnancy with the the pill. It is usually begun on the fifth safe and helpful form of 8 Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for Werner at Olin Health Center. Names oral contraceptives is so low that it day of the menstrual flow. Chances for expression for people who outstanding journalism. pregnancy at this time are negligible. comfortable with it. The couple who need not be included unless a personal would take a very long time to find Unfortunately, many women start oral has agreed not to have intercourse but p y is reouested reolv q enou*h chl,dren who started life in contraceptives by bootleg^ng pills from who feel comfortable with such luckless circumstances to draw hean EDITORIAL I would like to know if birth any conclusions. It is known that high a friend's prescription without ever seeing a doctor. People who practice petting can find that petting to provides sexual gratification without orgj, control pills could cause any birth doses of hormones can be damaging to medicine on themselves (either with or the risk of pregnancy. Many peoDi, defects in an unborn child. the developing child and can even without a license) are probably foolish find that the Intensity of feeling j. Employment , i tnougiu ui uuro questions you might be asking, so I 11 answer them in an ontogenetic order. =y£f J? the doses m orai contraceptives are enough to take birth getting pregnant. control pills after petting to climax can equal and exceed that of Intercourse. One word of warning: Seme, My fiance and I pet very heavily but Children born to women who have The last question that came to mind could help been on oral contraceptives and then stopped their use in order to become was: What would happen if the woman started to take birth control pills not we have agreed not to have actual intercourse. Is it dangerous for either deposited in close approximation the vaginal opening occasions!!, results in pregnancy (the "pregnant of us to continually carry through be approved. This has ominous pregnant do not have a higher realizing that she was already virgin"phenomenon). The plan to create a Student Employment Office which will connotations. Why do "canker sores" haPPM> have the power to establish But if used correctly it could What be can done about them? uniform pay rates all over insure that the student who has almost always have these hard shown himself a good worker pimp|M campus and has the power to with a crater like top, • will be hired over the student "spontanea hire and fire any student on growth," inside my mouth. They art who has shown himself a poor usually located inside the cheek, campus has a potential which can worker. underside of the lips, or the be both advantageous and tip Another ambiguity thrown into sides of the tongue. detrimental to students. Initially, the plan sounds very the issue is a statement which The medical name for canker s the office will refer only _ promising and could keep a close says is aphthous stomatitis which is about check on employers. The plan those students with a "good as horrible sounding as the lesion. stipulates pay scales for four employment record." painful. Presumably a virus causes the different classifications of work, Unfortunately, the definition of condition which tends to be recurrent provides for a student advisory "good employment record" is in an afflicted person. It is likely thil the virus is present all of the time and omitted. group and generally works as a kicks up when conditions are ripe, centralizing force through which Criticisms that no student Anxiety will often trigger an attack. input was sought were lodged at Some foods including nuts, chocoiati work problems can be handled. the plan. John D. Shingleton, and strong cheese can start an attack This has potential merit for the and citrus fruits, spices and acid students involved. The office director of the Placement Bureau foods will aggrevate the lesions no end could improve working and author of the plan, has Treatment is of limited value unle* conditions, investigate possible replied that he presented it to the the ulcers are very large in which cast Student Advisory Group on two inequities and generally improve cortisone - type medications can help; the lot of the student worker. occasions and has been soliciting Chewing antacid pills (Turns, Gelid, response from students who have Maalox etc.) provide systematic But on the other hand the for some people. come into the Placement Bureau. office will also have the power to Shingleton would have been dictate who will finally be hired anywhere on campus. This could better off supplementing his TWO CENTS WORTH contacts with more direct mean a boost for students contacts with students. because it could insure that anyone who does not need a job will no! will someone not take UKC n away from it aw-y who does. But the coin » The basic thought underlying the plan could have real benefits for both student, and employers .. . , War study unit procedure of the commission as well as , To the Editor: recommendations by last Friday. institutional stand against the war. Tb ■ could fall the other way too. b* f"ov'dlnS good workers and wlth promising I attended the meeting of the When th? commission was proposed to those of us who have worked to end University administration and accepted by Wharton four steps the univeisity's involvement with the consistently refused to seriously dea The plan also provides that students fairer wages. But some University fact - finding commission on policy and the war on July 5. were established: war in Indochina. It confirms with the question of the University records be kept about students check must be deviser! insure Members other than antiwar • Fact - finding and reports by the suspicions that the commission was set involvement with the war no matt* for any hiring unit which may be that the situation is not abused. up solely to whitewash present what the sentiment of a large sector o representatives of the commission University. considering a particular While the Student Empolyment stayed up all night voting on *These reports were to be widely university policy and is in agreement the University community thinks. recommendations. As far as I could see distributed and outside ideas, with Wharton's and the trustees' Randy Cow applicant. Unfortunately, the Office will have the power to the sole reason that they did so was questions and recommendations were insulting response to 7,500 signatures Okemos sophomo plar does not define the content ' crease inequities it also not that they had completed their to be solicited. gathered in four days demanding an July 7,19" of the records, the people who affectively has the power to charge but because of a letter that The establishment of the would have access to them or for dictate who will be hired and they received from Wharton on commission. what reasons their access would fired anywhere on campus. Monday. Wharton demanded their • Action by the University. POINT OF VIEW At no time did the University widely distribute the factual information. While Robert Perrin, vice president of Ploy affronts gays University relations, claimed that it To the Editor: element in the play, it is evident that was available in the residence halls, in An open letter to Frank C. Rutledge, is there. You stated that you are on fact it was not in the residence halls, director of theater production: the director and that someone shou Karros not trustee nominee library no or published in the papers. At time was an effort made to actively The all-male Virginia Woolf of several years ago is an example of the write the author if they wished complain. It was always o solicit ideas, questions or fine and sensitive treatment of gay impression that directors existed article? Well, I'm sorry Alex, this may quoted me as saying this man "really recommendations from the University themes by the MSU theater Dept. decide what the elements in a pi By WINSTON OBERG hurt you but you were never in the didn't show any enthusiasm for the community. At no time was an open "Houses by the Green," currently by were and how to treat each one. J member MSU Republican trustee selection committee running. To the best of my (trustee) position." If I gave her that public hearing held, the majority of the the Summer Circle Theater, is an assure you, Mr. Rutledge, that faggc recollection your name never came up impression, I certainly did not intend commission repeatedly refused to hold exception. are not going to be laughed at an When I saw myself quoted liberally during our meetings. Very early in our to. This man, highly respected in one. After the first meeting of the The commander as Petronella more, in a State News story last Wednesday informal discussions with well - Detroit and throughout Michigan, did whole commission, both the occasionally slips from character as an This play now contains and then found myself the subject of a meaning advisers, some of them told not lack enthusiasm for the position. University and city subcommittees, no old man trying to be a "swinger" into stereotyped and blatantly sex should look for "names" critical editorial on Friday I felt a little us we — What he lacked was time. His firm has effort was made to hold a whole a role best described as faggy. This in element. We respectfully suggest thi like the man who, as he was being people like Alex Karras and J. P. recently merged with another and meeting to discuss recommendations, itself is not objectionable; even the in your capacity as director, you alt ridden out of town on a rail, said if it McCarthy (sorry, J.P., you were never problems of consolidating the two despite requests by members of the best of actors find it hard to keep a your present treatment of this elemen wasn't for the honor of the whole considered seriously, either). We organizations prevented him from city commission. consistent character. However other of the play. Perhaps you didn't »no thing he'd just as soon have walked. rejected these suggestions — not considering any additional demands on Finally when 20 or 30 people came lines and incidents combine to that there was anything gay in yoj Rather than rehash what I was because we have anything against to the meeting on recommendations "names" or disapprove of people with his time and energy this year. _ produce an affront to the gay play. Now that you do know, we« supposed to have said — which, your In case there is any doubt, the the members other than antiwar community. As examples, Petronella's enjoy watching the metamorphof editorial sex appeal — political or otherwise. writer quite correctly trustee position is demanding of both representatives refused to allow open first appearance on stage evoked a throughout the rehearsals and willj criticized — let me try, in good After all, Ike had a certain charisma. time and energy. And campaigning for discussion. Instead we were offered chorus of guffaws and the ad lib "Do be able to enjoy the opening and t! So did JFK and FDR, and it didn't five minutes on each of the seven main Republican fashion, to make one (or two or three) things perfectly clear. hurt them or the country. But we the nomination adds a substantial ROTC, the police, etc. We you want a date?" directed at entire run of this otherwise fine plj discovered very early in our extra burden. Remember, areas, e.g. yourself. The later dialog with Sincew] First, I agree with the main point committee does not nominate; it only were denied time to respond to any of references to Peter Pan and "we don't Michael Christian# expressed by the editorial writer. The investigations that the difference recommends names to the Republican the specific recommendations. The believe in you" only affirm that Lombard, 111. graduate studa between a "name' sexy MSU Board of Trustees does not need State Convention. The convention discussion of the first two areas took Petronella is remniscent of a fairy. and other members of MSI candidate and someone else where does the nominating. It is entirely 5V4 hours. I consider this an insult disappointed candidates for higher Mr. Rutledge, despite your Gay Liberation Movem® trustees were involved, was only a few office, politically ambitious possible for other candidates than ours both to the original four part statement that you see no antigay July 9,197 newcomers looking for a base to bigger votes. to be nominated from the floor of the and better fields, nor party hacks. It In recent history, no trustee convention. The DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau people we does need candidates of ability who candidate has been able to buck the recommend will still have to generate want the job of trustee because they political tide. The head of the ticket statewide support ahead of time the MeneeRs.of rne .. IYOH/ THe Heuaopre* 6000 £VeU/N6. P*£S>S HAVe 00EA4 V€RY IS TOUCHING POkJK THe have carries the trustees of his party with a commitment to MSU and through their own efforts. THIS IS JOHN MXfOOScy £N6!Ne IS 7J/RHep OFF., to him. In 1966, a Republican year, CHANCeLUOR. we poo,k opens., n*. higher education. THe ARAIU/U. OF T»e Griffin, Romney and the Republican Finally, if this little flurry of yw LIV? coveM&e PReSfPCNT MHO IS R/6HT A/trOA/. WAVJN6 TO THe Second, despite pressure from a PRZSIPeNT'S TH£~ PRGHPertr number of sources — including now trustees won. In 1968, Humphrey publicity has generated interest on the OF THe f#X»J H0UERIN6 01/&?r peone. AppeAxs... TRIP TO MTTS. — "(P HOV S7t-rPS J \ 36EMS STPAHSeV/l State News editorial pressure to pick a carried Michigan and the Democratic Part of students, staff, faculty, or me mnoos 6Herro, ih his Heucopre*.' /ivro OA/eoFL-l AT HOMe. 1 young trustee candidate — the trustees won. In 1970, Hart's crushing alumm ,n helping the Republican " ' —,T ™ J Republican screening committee does defeat of Lenore Romney offset alumni committee select outstanding trustee candidates it will have Milliken's win and the served a not intend to, and I believe will not narrow Democratic trustee candidates were useful purpose. Better yet, if the State put political pressures ahead of merit. News or any reader would like to If young people, women, blacks, elected. business executives, alumni, or any propose a candidate, we will be So we concluded that if Nixon other categories of trustee candidates delighted to receive nominations. But should carry Michigan this fall, the have the qualifications to make them you will have to act fast as our Republican trustee nominees would recommendations must be decided on the best trustees from among available win. If the Democratic presidential candidates, we intend to select them. by early August. nominee should win, Democratic We do not intend to select candidates trustees would be chosen. This being Last spring, Bruce Watson, MSU simply because they fit into one or more of these the case, we felt there was no reason student representative on our twssmmr ^ 30 m* 0teN ve/ty T'OTMTTS- categories and hence are to select trustee candidates on any committee gave the State News a story believed to have political sex appeal. HEflffiNeP BY My VHP basis except merit. Of course, if the which invited readers of your paper to TO Y0("~ — — Third, we definitely are looking at most meritorious candidate also had submit recommendations of all young candidates who express political appeal, no one could or candidates and selection criteria. I was interest in the post. As I told your would object. But the primary sorry at the time that you did not - reporter, one of the people very high consideration, we decided very early consider the story worth printing. on our list is young. He is also black would be how the nominee could be Your recent editorial makes me regret and an MSU alumnus. Most important expected to handle the responsibilities even more that the early story did not he is dynamic, bright and comes highly of trustee. appear. We were, and still are, most recommended. Fifth, your reporter did an injustice interested in getting suggestions from Fourth, what about Alex Karras, to a man whose n*;m wcs mentioned " the man whose name prompted your in the Wednesday article when she Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 12, 1972 5 ON MICHIGAN'S BALLOT Voters to face list of issues By CHRIS MEAD 366,784 signatures would on its own property tax calls for a single vote on for any reason during the United Press International ask voters to lift the state's relief plan, but whether the both property tax relief and first 20 weeks of her Michigan voters this current constitutional party obtained enough a specific graduated income pregnancy. November can expect to prohibition against signatures was highly tax formula which would be Also on the November decide the fate of a host of graduated state income tax. doubtful. employed to make up the ballot is the question of issues ranging from If both proposals are Party workers dragged in revenues lost from the whether Michigan should liberalized abortion to approved by the voters in five boxes and a suitcase property tax cut. get in step with the rest of property tax reform. November, the legislature with petition sheets, but an The tax proposals join the nation on Daylight The property tax reform would make up the revenues elections division official several other proposals Saving Time (DST). question Monday became lost from the property tax hinted that there might not which will appear on the Another proposal which the latest and the last in a with a healthy boost in the be anywhere near the ballot through the work of voters will decide was long series of proposals to state income tax. minimum 300,000 needed petition drives and one placed on the ballot not win a spot on the ballot Meanwhile, the to qualify for a spot on the prepared by the legislature. through the petition route, through the citizen's Democratic party submitted ballot. One of the most but by the legislature. petition process. petitions calling for a vote The Democratic proposal controversial of these is the It calls for a $266 million Backers - led by the proposal which would give bonding program to pay for Michigan Education Assn. Michigan one of the most a • combination (MEA) — delivered liberal abortion laws in the bonus-educational aid crateloads calling for a of petitions vote on the Union wil nation by permitting a woman to have an abortion program for Michigan's Vietnam era veterans. proposal to the elections division of the secretary of state's office. Monday was How much should a Fishing the deadline for submission of petitions dealing with commuter Fine Diamond Cost ? constitutional questions. Summer time is a good time to wind down time into nothing as this fisherman proves Although the petitions Special orientation created in the Union this must be at one of the more serene spots in the Indian Lakes. Fishing helps to take the mind formally approved programs and other services fall, he said. Though these has the answer by the Board of State will be available for would be available for off of school, politics and puts it on the daydream track. areas Canvassers, there is little commuting students all students, they would be doubt they will be accepted. State News photo by Chris Fischer beginning this fall, Thomas primarily for the use of A companion proposal Bushouse, director of commuting students, A young man buying his which the MEA said earned student activities in the Bushouse added. first diamond can easily be confused. Leon G has Union, said Tuesday. The number of rooms been supplying young Two involved in the men with the right orientation project has Astronauts d answers for 25 years. For programs scheduled during not yet been determined, if you don't have faith in Welcome Week in but plans should be your own diamond September are "the first, finalized in August, knowledge, then you most definite things we Bushouse said. must have faith in the have," Bushouse said. integrity of your jeweler. for taking rel Study not areas may Leon G merits that trust. The programs will remain fixed in one room provide commuters with but could rotate to include YOU CAN BE SURE information on services rooms in the Union where OF ALL FOUR IN ANY WASHINGTON (AP) - the agency's full approval. NASA said it learned in covers for sale at the available to them on other activities have not The National Aeronautics NASA $1,500 been LEON G DIAMOND said it permits the course of its inquiry that price. A NASA spokesman campus, including parking scheduled, he and Space Administration 1 Cut astronauts, within the Apollo 15 crew, before said the souvernir costs, locations of study explained. - NASA) disclosed Tuesday established procedures, envelopes 2 Clarity to the flight, had agreed to* apparently sold at a brisk areas, telephone booths, - that the Apollc 15 "It all looks really 3 Color carry personal souvernir • provide 100 postal covers to pace. typewriters and storage From our Precious - astronauts, on their round type items, including postal areas, he added. positive now," he said. "The 4 Carat an acquaintance, with the Space agency officials Orange Blossom Collection - Weight trip to the moon last goal of this would be that . . covers, on space flights. revenue to go into a trust plan to question Eiermann the Union would be kind of Priced from $175 The orientation sessions summer^ecretly carried 400 These articles are to be fund for their children. in venir Germany as to details of may be followed next spring a commuter headquarters." sou stamped retained by the astronauts The acquaintance was the transaction. What part, with a program designed to Edwin K. Reuling, area enveolopes that could have or given to personal friends, identified as Horst Walter if any, of the sold to collectors for and are not to be used $150,000, determine what additional director of off-campus or Eiermann of Stuttgart, Eiermann received was not $600,000 or more. The information would benefit housing, agreed that "the given for commercial a naturalized American well know here. three have been disciplined, known in the Cocoa Beach, commuting students, big pitch here is to begin to purposes or personal gain, Stamped souvenir NASA said. the agency said. Bushouse said. pay some attention to these Fla., area. envelopes from space flights students because until now One hundred of the Advertisements of Apollo NASA said Eiermann and particularly from lunar unauthorized envelopes 15 covers at 4,850 Commuting freshman and MSU hasn't really done too formerly worked at Cape landing missions, are a hot transfer students are not much for them." ere given to an deutschmarks or about Kennedy for Dynatherm item in the collectors's required to attend summer acquaintance of the $1,500 each, In a West Corp. of Los Angeles, a market. orientation astronauts and were sold at programs German stamp - collectors' contractor involved in heat After the Apollo 15 crew reported price of $1,500 required of other new magazine, called the - shield work. gave the 100 covers to students. each. attention of space officials Herman Seiger, a West The Eiermann, NASX said, they astronauts, in an to an apparent violation of German dealer in stamps, realized "on their own" that Study areas, a game room apparent change of heart, the rules. advertised the 100 postal this and student declined to take any of that was improper. lounge will be $150,000, NASA said. EHQU gMMJuumiigiiinigmira The 300 unsold envelopes, known to the philatelic trade as postal covers, have been impounded at NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston. NASA said in a formal announcement that the astronauts - David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin - exercised poor judgment. "Therefore they will be REDUCED PRICES ON reprimanded and their actions will be given due PITCHERS OF consideration in their selection for future WINE COOLERS assignments," NASA said. The three astronauts have TONIGHT declined to comment, the Houston space center said. The 400 envelopes were carried without KRYSTAL permission, without official knowledge and in violation of NASA STEEL regulations, along with 232 Dance or listen to this Apollo 15 covets that had terrific band tonight thru Sat. THE STABLES 2843 E. Grand River 361-1200 &^innfwnnfWfwnnfinraHgBBBHHHinnfinnnnfirinnnnnfi Fast, low-cost credit union loan MSU EMPLOYEESB CREDIT 600 E. Crescent Dr. • Open 9:30 -5:30 Monday thru Friday • Phone 353-2280 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Juivj, ^ Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay 'More! °EC asks ladies' men's help after By DC reopening There BIKINI PANTIES DECK SHOES i habit After five week, there are hibernation the E° forming I Lansing Drug EducT C. Bates Center has emerged »? Drug and Assorted fabrics and styles. Selection of colors. Choose from blue or white. Sizes 7 to 12. Scd,rectorandamA Sparrow group Nancy Polmmer teachers r replaced Rick Switier Bates' 1 director said the yi&s one closed cent, recently f f th. 2" reorganize and chose tl! Resource new director. 01 Greater L During the time the cent* open h was closed numero* Thursday The community services m, doctors treated the Our Reg. pr. pattaj Resource! an fee1*"* 06,1161 f°r littleorn« s offered < "We would like to MSU in thank the community Lansi services J the physicians who handled oin Board ol patients during 0 incl reorganizaiton," she said from 111 Polmmer said districts. though th, center presently has 35 'It is volunteers - doctor, >ple medical students, nun*' from i receptionists, |,t backgrour technicians and others, it b Schneider badly In need of additonil ksl volunteer aid. referenci "We are in need number ( 0! physicians who it, represente interested In dolnt During volunteer work - the clink worksho become a< serves a unique function ii that It treats human both tin emotional and physic needs of its patients," commented. DIATOL CAPSULES 14's The clinic, pregnancy which offea testing vevenereal disease treatment and diagnosis and oths treatments, will be opa SAIGON An aid in weight control. from 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.e lundred S Monday and Thursday. marines The venereal disease jehind N Our Reg. M.28 clinic, closed for July, wil ines nort PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU SAT reopen Aug. 1 with houn City Tues JULY 15, 1972 from 2 p.m. — 4 p.m. ev< 50 PHARMACY DEPT. tl Wednesday. Patients of tlx venereal disease clinic cu lelicopters be accommodated durinj n. the medical clinic houn The heli until Aug. 1, U.S. Marir All services by both clinia arriers, m are free but donations under esci Lemon Cobra hel liquid detergent25c be accepted. Initial Cindy ground wa "letnames off the h( Funeral held lo the o leet anno 1 for patriarch The cr< lowned escued, th decorator towels 28* Gala ISTANBUL, Turkey (A? reported I — Patriarch Athenagon White was buried Tuesday at hose abac lot known, funeral attended b fourth sh Protestant and Ronw owned Catholic leaders. But 1 lission. dispute broke out betwM It was 1 Greece and Turkey overtb whether th method of electing " Iropped ol tomato juice "3/8* successor. Del Monte Athenagoras, who wi ovemmenl hey were 1 enthroned as spiritual leada govei of the 250 million memben pokesman of the Eastern Orthoooi eport that Church in 1948, became nade coi leading figure in the past 10 Vorth Vie! years as he strove with Pope asualty rep Top Frost Paul VI to unite tbi tuin fries Orthodox and Roraii Frozen U.S.D.A. 44* Catholic churches. He Friday at the age of 86. Ambassador John Tsounl of Greece filed a proteil with Premier Ferit Mela against conditions set Street 0 spi Gov. Vefa Poyraz Istanbul. Poyraz said th of M A sirloin tip roast elections must be held BONELESS . 5119 the presence of public and he has a right to veto the proposed successor The 12 bishops of the partlarchal Holy a notary Synod MAC Ave liver and / « closed t •m. to mi( must meet by Aug. 6 to elebration elect the successor to The six - Athenagoras. The treaty® Ponsored sirloin tip steak $|29 Lausanne In 1923, which 'read ani allowed the patriarchate -ansing, wi remain in largely Moslem concert anc Turkey, gives the govemorl treet. veto. Qu'r A foreign minister officM [roup spec! denying that Turkey wanted °lk tunes, U.S.No. 1 to intervene in a nil* rart of election, declared: W Ntertainme potatoes CALIFORNIA 74< want to see somebody wj LONG WHITE 10 lb. bag is competent, somebody who would serve Size "A" large community best." The Greek ambassad* asked that restrictions » relaxed in order to pen® 60° cs save 60° e 60° I 20c * save 20' with thii coupon 10c * save 10° s 10' the archbishops to their authority exerd* withoutaM IU a A with thii coupon toward th* purchai* of: I toward tho purchai* of: ^ undue pressure. Gree» toward tho purchai* of: "i SCO* "OH| !co^ |c0v lysol 0n; co* cov which Is predominant? nestea instant tea 58° ■ SHEDD'S on| Orthodox In religi°n» directly concerned . i WITH i toilet bowl cleaner •<«■»'• 43c \ peanut buner & jelly isoz.wt.iar 49c 1 who becomes the Eastern Orthodoxy. leader Good thru Sat. | ■ W,TH I 1 i July 15, 1972 O WITH As the last mourners« COUPON| | Good thru Sat. July 15,1972 COUPON | | Good thru S"1- Ju'y 16,1972 CQljpQ | COUPON ■ | the cemetery, it aPPeaL almost certain that ClD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES BWGD Meijer THRIFTYACRES BHQj3 DEPT.l 41 I Turkish government wou not relinquish its right decide who the n«*» 5125 w. saginaw ™055 w. grand river - 6200 s. pennsylv^ patriarch would be. the patriarchate is as a Turkish here, it seemd instltuwj unlikely Sin SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Monday thru Saturday - 9 AM to 10PM the government w°" approve of another dyn»® figure such as Athenag<"** 'y 12, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. July 12, 1972 7 isks after Schools urged to monitor drug abuse „ By DONNA M. SMiTH nnNNA M. SMiTH resources in in thei s„.,u_ invite numerous people the < from environment, minority businesses and addict in the first and achieve," Bates said. children as well as help ning communities. can There are no such things- They visit from their communities to business and various groups, government," Schneider second grade," Bates said. "Particularly we need more them with other needs. habit - forming drugs, businesses, speak to the class. consumer protection. said. He has been director of One of the 20 projects at industries, educational The things for girls. The only iere are only drug habit - institutuions topics discussed "There is a tremendous the workshop for eight of Another thing a school activity where girls can Thursday's open house is a "rmine people, Dr. Richard and range from the the ten years it has been history of cooperation from the can do is to educate parents, achieve notoriety is in display on drugs and governmental agencies, and Bates director of the Lansing to drugs, including people in this community offered in Lansing. not '8 lerged Educ,tj n^g and Alcohol Ward at Each of the teachers in also only about drugs, but on how to be good parents, cheerleading." alcohol. The projects on display md a win, medical ESow Hospital told a the workshop prepares a Bates said. Bates, who is also will include brochures, plans Sup of Lansing area project using community chairman of the Drug for activities and two mrner, ^ teachers Monday. resources. Equally important is to Dependency Committee for slideshow projects. Bates' talk with the group "Members of the recognize hidden talents of the State Medical Society, The open house will be ;1 Switze, ( of the final events workshop, because they are said that schools should held cenj was f one the Community working so close together, children. develop some kind of from 1-3 Thursday in Room 116 at p.m. ;•«'» 0 chose t, Resources Workshop of develop a strong feeling for "Schools need more counseling system to help Everette High School, 3900 tin Greater Lansing before their each other," Schneider said. activities where youngsters find hidden talents of Stabler St., Lansing. me the center open house scheduled Schneider said the Thursday. workshop gives teachers numerom The Community who see particular needs st. louis trial set services ^ 1 Resources Workshop, which develop in their classrooms patient, or little orno s an extension course during the school year a ,ffered each summer by chance to work something Uk* to f services m lutn, USU in cooperation with he Lansing School District out for them duiing the summer One such need that has Detroit pair > handled oq jtojrd of Education, this developed rapidly in the "ring oui year includes 25 teachers past months has been the d she said, ntly has j| thought)* torn 11 Lansing area school iistricts. "It is unusual to have need for more information concerning drugs - and the teachers listened attentively to Bates as he explained on DETROIT (UPI) — Two hijacking the escape and helping him fingerprints and information ~ doctoti people coming together Detroit area men charged in evade police to return to from a tipster led to ents, nursei, rom a variety of some causes of drug the June 23 hijacking and Detroit after McNally McNally's arrest in 1 8 t 8 , ||t backgrounds," Frances B. addiction and what schools $502,000 ransom of an parachuted from the plane, Wyandotte June 29. 3 others, It Schneider, director of the can do to help curb the drug American Airlines jetliner losing the money on the of addltoni orkshop, said in problem. will be returned to St. Jack Bain, attorney for way down, over Peru, Ind. to the large One of the first things a n reference umber of school districts 11£ opin school can do, Bates said, is Louis, where the hijacking McNally, said McNally and Petlikowski will be taken to need began, to stand trial. Both have been held who L.. epresented. Dr. Richard C. Bates told a drug and alcohol workshop Monday that there are no identify potential users of Martin J. McNally, 28, of men St. Luois sometime this in During the four - week such things as habit forming drugs but rather only drug habit forming people. Bates drugs and alcohol. suburban Wyandotte, and n federal custody in the week. They will be dolo| workshop, the teachers ''The astute, Wayne County Jail in lieu of arraigned and later will face i ~ the clinii spoke at Lansing Everett High school to a group of adults and young people. Walter J. Petlikowsky, 31, s function ii >ecome acquainted with the knowledgeable teacher can of Ecorse, waived the right $100,000 bond since agrandjury. and material State News photo by Milton Horst ts both tin uman pick out a potential drug to a removal hearing before nd physical U.S. Magistrate Paul J. •atients," six Komives Tuesday. Children's Theatre 1 which offes ase t esting treatmea N.Viets down McNally allegedly commandeered the Boeing 727 at St. Louis' Lambert Airport, demanding Live performances for the youngsters. and other $502,000 in ransom and a SAIGON (AP) Several River from the Quang Tri Stallion that ill be - can carry the paratrooper's efforts to headed by Le Sang, parachute. FRI.-7:00 PM undred South Vietnamese combat base. The base is a about 70 combat 9 p.m.eveij - equipped penetrate the city have been identified as a revolutionary Petlikowsky is charged narines were dropped former U.S. Army Vietnamese, stalled for five lursday. was reported days. since 1930. with helping McNally plan SAT. -11:00 AM &2:00 PM eel diseiH ehind North Vietnamese installation that served as down in the battle area. The South Vietnamese 'or July, wi north of Quang Tri the South Vietnamese 3rd The latest assault claimed more than 300 by Infantry Division, government marines I with houn 4 p.m. ever 3ty Tuesday, and ground ire was so heavy it knocked three American headquarters before the tightened the South division was routed by the Vietnamese' North Vietnamese killed in fighting around the city SPECIAL! i| ltmsiiiff mall tients of tt grip around Tuesday. Government Saginaw at Elmwood elicopters that flew them North Vietnamese, who ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER « clinic ca Quang Tri City. Marines are casualties were put at six "the center of things" took Quang Tri on May 1. killed and 13 wounded. lated durin now pressing on the AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON clinic houi U.S. military spokesmen northern and eastern Marines knocked out four y both clinia :arriers, made their landings said two of the downed helicopters were twin - rotor outskirts and the airborne dug in on the southeastern tanks in the fighting and captured two more $8.00 under escort of U.S. Army onations wi Cobra helicopter Initial action gunships. the CH46 Sea Knights that were able to return to South Vietnamese lines before and southern edges. The North Vietnamese undamaged said. Viet a spokesman ELECTRIC PORTABLE STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 $11.00 Special ! T on remain entrenched in the The Cong's ground was hot as the South Vietnamese marines moved going down. The third, a CH53 Sea city center despite heavy American bombing, and Liberation radio announced the election of a 13 - OFFICE ELECTRIC AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES $15.00 only! Every off the helicopters and on member people's held the offensive," a 7th revolutionary committee for 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett item free! 339-8258 leet announcement said. State to count gypsy moths Quang Tri Province to be ■iarch The crews from two owned helicopters were the gypsy moth wants to stay that way. Also, come won't stand still for a head The gypsy moth caterpillers escued, the U.S. Command count, the Michigan Dept. strip the leaves from Turkey (A1 Athenagori >ported but the fate of hose abaord the third was of Agriculture has set out millions of acres of timber and have t uesday at ot known. Field reports said 4,0000 traps throughout the in other states. Expert repair and service ( ended nd Roma fourth ship may have been Lower Peninsula to determine if there are any In 1970, nearly 800,000 seres of woodlands in eight on all ladies'and men's cokes on us owned on the same < of the pests in the state. northeastern states were ders. out betweo lission. It was not known here Michigan has been free of destroyed by gypsy moth watches and jewelry. * (Offers good with •key over tbi hether the helicopters had gypsy moths since 1967 and infestation. electing bii ropped off their loads of this coupon only) i, who overnment troops before close out special! Low prices and ley were hit. iritual ieade ion memb« A government military pokesman said he had no stereo fast service. Expires July 15,1972- ii 8, became Orthoda 'port that the marines had nade contact with the AKAI tape decks DOMIINIO'S l the past 1 forth Vietnamese and no e with Pop M.A.C. AVENUE (Serr^ Jewel asualty reports were issued. unite tb id Romii gx-280d Restaurant delivery res. He e of 86. Street party 223 Abbott Rd. Next to State Theatre THE Place for Pizza! ohn Tsouni Reel response . .. AKAI's answer to better recording. | 351-8870 d a prote* Ferit Mele o spur close gx-220d $3299 ons set I* Poyraz 3 heads are better than 1. iz said tin 3* MAC Ave. be held Ii if a notir] x-165d $19995 as a right to MAC Ave. between Grand Get a new head. ;d successor, liver and Albert Street will ops of tin e closed to traffic from 6 1730 ssd s2899! loly Syw* >.m. to midnight Friday in Aug. 6 » elebration of Bastille Day. ccessor to The six hour - festivities, Introducing a 4-channel stereo . . . the greatest tie treaty of wnsored by Olde World sensation in the music world. 923, which lread and Ale in East rlarchate W ansing, will include a folk sly Moslem concert and MID-MICHIGAN ELECTRONICS, INC dancing in the e governor I treet. ster offidili La Quintette, (oup specialzing in French a local 217 ANN ST. (ffii V-/ 351-8388 rkey want* tunes, will be featured in a ne» 'art of the LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! night's lared: ntertainment. lebody somebody serve hi' ambassador SUNDAY ;rictions * r to to per®" exerd# SPAGHETTI vithout any re. dominant Greece, SPECIAL religion, " »med « at the ,e leader # ourners it appe^ left '-Pietzel 1 th8t s Also serving fried ts nent wouW right chicken - $1.50 Hell the nex« beer & wine All you can eat is be's regard^ Institute nlikely t» specials nt ier w02 dynam" --$1.50 thenagor* 5"9p.n 351-0300 1020 T rowbridge Rd. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. JU|V COURSE BEGINS TONIGHT Meditation taught in 7 steps A transcendental creative intelligence" and seven steps, involve actually learning to persons who meditate do so meditation course is much deeper rest than meditate and putting it to as a "preparation for The first two classes are scheduled to begin at 8 during a night's sleep. activity" to improve their tonight in 39 Union. The course, opened to all introductory lectures. The lives. interested persons, first discusses the benefits Instructor of the course, is The last group of sessions of meditation while the four consecutive Ellis recently returned Jim Ellis, an MSU graduate, sponsored by the MSU are held on second covers the mechanics from a six - month describes transcendental chapter of Students days for two hours per day. International Meditation involved. transcendental meditation meditation as "a very easy Ellis explained that course in Italy with mental process" where the Society (SIMS). The is Then, persons interested meditation is beneficial Maharishi Mahesh Yogi to person experiences "pure course taught in enough to continue the because the body releases qualify him as an instructor. course speak with the stress that is not eliminated instructor on a personal Now working as a full • through sleep. basis during the third class. time transcendental * WOW! Steps four through seven Ellis said he and other meditation instructor, Ellis teaches in Flint, Saginaw, Bay Gty, Mount Pleasant $2.50 and the Lansing area. } New hours Transcendental meditation is practiced 15 - Neic class 2 Med. * 20 minutes twice a day, Ellis explained, and Jim Ellis and Nona Gratopp look over a study on transcendental meditation. E:llis win Pepperoni for halls "anyone that can think a thought can do it." instruct a class in the session. material and Gratopp will act as his assistant today in the first State News photo by Chuck Michaels VARSITY A University policy requiring uniform closing hours for Valid Wed. & Thurs., July 12 & 13 with this ad. all residence halls will be finalized within the week, Paula BY U OF C EVALUATION Group & Party Fochtrnan, Residence Halls Assn. president, said Tuesday. Rate A vailable All halls will lock their doors from midnight to 6 a.m. on weekdays and from 1 • 6 a.m. on weekends. They will Minority hiring VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River employ night receptionists to check identification of hall residents and escorted guests who enter the building after closing, the proposed policy said. Some halls may decide to open the doors connecting By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer members groups, among the top five such programs lugioiua in in the of has been minority ranked country. uic tvuiiu;. education held last week at the University of California Irvine, Weitzman w "'f" surveyed . - hold tenured because "they've been subjugated so long that they're at the lower positions 332-6517 men's and women's areas of the hall if hall residents can prove that they want the doors open and can maintain a MSU's affirmative action plan, which sets guidelines The evaluation of the plan, compiled by Lenora affirmative action plans of abou,t .4° that MSU s plan eschelons," McMillan said a"d wouid Members of minority groups high security level, Fochtman said. concluded - for the hiring of women and Weitzman, will be fully be less likely to hold released in book to be was one of those which best positions of a any kind, he satisfied nationally accepted added, published later this year, criteria for the plans, Joseph McMillan, director McMillan said. of Equal Opportunity Many hiring units in the Programs, said Tuesday. Weitzman is an asst. professor of sociology at the affirmative action plan is J» adding, said, * „Th " !f'J" "There's going one of the most effective," University of California at to have to be a coalition McMillan continued. "While » Davis. among three groups on this this ranking does not McMillan campus — minority women, learned of the suggest that MSU has ,, . .. . rating during conference on women a in higher rehed does suggestthe miiienium, that wei it if anything is going to happen." moving." The University plan satisfied criteria which required a statement of Shot clinic July savings commitment from the University on equal opportunities, creation of scheduled by goals and timetables for achieving those goals, an health group appropriate grievance procedure and well The Ingham County famous a defined method of Health Dept. will hold a fre name implementing the plan, he immunization clinic from to 3 p.m. Wednesday at the A supplemental Okemos Community affirmative action plan, Church, 4734 N. Okemos men's knit shirts presented to the board of trustees last November, said women should occupy 14.6 per cent of tenured faculty Road. Free shots from ages months through be given for 2 adult, will diptheria, positions by 1974 if the whooping cough, tetanus, University's goals were met. polio, small pox, rubella, 3.99 4.99 rsgolnrly '8-'12 Relatively few women measles, typhoid and tuberculosis. 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MILLER'S ACE HARDWARE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday, July 12, 1972 9 Nicklaus eyes M ITT U CI FT r\ MUIRFIELD, Scotland C/tnlloM#! boost U Ur»/-vnf his ^nl-nl in total with PGA D/1 A third leg > 1- if » -. . . -C ^ rough lining the narrow again to Nicklaus in 1970 (UPI) — The waiting is over, and Masters titles, but then fairways and around the "Millionaire - club" membei the meticulous preparations "Mr. Jones" didn't have the greens waits to severely Billy Casper, big - hitting complete. Jack Nicklaus, opposition Nicklaus has to punish the slightest talented Tom Weiskopl the world's no. 1 golfer, is contend with. inaccuracy. and the ever - dangerous ready for one of the most In 1930, the year he It all adds up tc Australian Bruce Devlin, important events of his retired at the age of 28, conditions requiring the These and such as Jerry illustrious career. Jones achieved the fullest preparation and Heard, 1969 winner, Tony Nicklaus, the shortest - incredible grand slam of that's something the likes ol Jacklin of England, and priced favorite in history at British and U.S. Open and defending champion Lee New Zealand lefty Bob 9-4, Wednesday begins his amateur titles. Nicklaus, Trevino, South African Charles, one of the safest bid for the third leg of with the U.S. Open and Gary Player and Arnold putters in the world. golfing's triple crown — the Masters already in the bag, Palmer — among the 11 101st British Open Golf although placed behind the means to out - do his former winners in the field vaunted "big four" in the Championship. boyhood hero by recording - are ruefully conscious betting, may present a more Victory in the four - day the modern slam. they lack. serious challenge. tournament would make the Victory this week would Others in the 154 - strong 32 - year - old golfing leave only next month's field have had time to adapt Trevino, who had never - - millionaire unquestionably the American PGA to complete to the completely foreigr seen the course before most successful this "impossible dream" technique Muirfielc Monday afternoon, Player -v %x&!' . ,w Z -»W- championship golfer of all which Nicklaus himself demands of visition golfers and Palmer conceded they time, although it could be rated a 1,000 • 1 chance. JACK NICKLAUS The likes of Doug Sanders gave Nicklaus a tremendous argued he's that already. It The opposition at this runner - up in 1966 anc advantage. isn't the money that keeps only likes the links on Women's lib wins him in the game. It's the title that counts. exposed 6,802 yards course Nicklaus is par formidable. rates it 71 "the which renewal, he won he the 1966 figures the Gene Anch Palermo, manager Hacks independent softbal! of the action from her warming up shortstop post and prior to the game in With 13 championship wins to his major toughest field of any British Open I've played in," but tougher it is the better his chances. Muirfield is rarely totally FOX'S credit, Big Jack needs one several of his main rivals are team, lias been trying to get three girl respective pictures. Pat Sulik is seen calm and the prevailing Budget members of his team into a legal in the lower right scoring a run and a more the all to go out in front in time lists. guilty of under strong westerly winds have can put a - Bobby preparation. Terms intramural softball game since the victory for women's liberation. Jones, the only The course is difficult dried the fairways and other man season began. Last Thursday, he got Palermo said that women should have the right to compete in the to reach that number, did with conditions against low greens bone hard. Few ol diamond on his wish. not have the chance to the putting surfaces will scoring, but Nicklaus not Though the Anch Hacks lost, three sport with men and that the co-rec hold a full shot. Thick members of t' -o longer fairer sex program set aside for men and her finger were in the starting lineup. Carol women softball players to compete Dors, Pat Sulik and Carol Palermo in "can't even be considered as Last of were the regulars. Dors is seen in the top photo and in the lower left photo, awaiting softball." (State News photos by Horst.) Milton original Chiefs for just $19500 C j| gives up gridiron life Marquise solitaire LIBERTY, MO. (UPI) - recovered from a groin Lamar Hunt as the Dallas Illustrations 10% MSU Johnny Robinson, last of injury he suffered in the Texans in 1960. He was a Enlarged Discount the original Kansas City playoff loss to Miami last running back his first two Chiefs, is retiring from Christmas Day. years in pro football, then professional football. A free safety, Robinson switched to defense in The Chiefs called a news was an all pro selection mmm0IRHT - 1962. DlflVOND conference in Coach Hank many times after gaining Stram's training camp office fame as ember of Paul He intercepted 57 passes ■ill WPCRUR5 in his 12 years in pro ball. Wednesday, ostensibly to Dietzel's "Chinese Bandits" When the Chiefs defeated announce Robinson's at Louisiana State in the Minnesota in Super Bowl retirement. But Robinson late 1950s. Robinson was a halfback in the same VI(January, 1970 — , did not attend Tuesday's Robinson recovered a DOWNTOWN, Open Monday and Friday 'till 9 p.m. annual picture • day session backfield with Billy Cannon fumble and intercepted a LANSING MALL, Weekdays 'til 9 p.m.; Sun. 1 till 5 p.m. and it was learned he made on LSU's 1959 National FRANDOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. pass despite playing with up his mind Monday night Championship team. three broken ribs. MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos, Mich., Open Weekdays til 9 p.rr not to play another year. A native of Delhi, La., The 32 - year - old Robinson was the only Robinson — he'll be 33 in remaining active member of September — has not the team founded by owner Family Special HE* Kins! 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APPLY in Person to the Adv. Mgr. Rm 344 Student m I McDonald's Ask Services. Please bring samples of your work. us about free /mrking m city ramp 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. Ju|v „ ^ SECRETARY ROGERS SAYS Pope urges release Waste authority urges of American POWs ROME (AP) - Secretary deplored the Vietnam War, unsuccessful. recycled thintf " paper Mark E for U' The first college agency of of the product would fa. J By DEBBIE CALKINS of State William P. Rogers but lately has spoken out "The U.S. bombing of the State News Staff Writer Rosenhaft director of the its kind in the country, the drastically. For instance hf said Tuesday that the more forcefully on what he North has been "unusually w.ste control Authortty. ™ University's mimeoi!„J_ Vatican has tried to obtain effective." First of two articles needs alone calls that "intolerable and account fo,il the release of U.S. prisoners bloody war." •President Nixon's trips Urging the use of 100 per "You could drown In the comprehensive study In carloads of paper V1 of war in North Vietnam Rogers said the Vatican to Moscow and Peking have cent recycled paper on a amount of waste we 1 9 7 0 one a m p u s shipment, R0 p but "so far to no avail." attempted — "directly or produced better climate " " he environmental and waste explained. a campuswide basis and trying produce (on campus),' There have been hints that indirectly" — to try to for peace in the world. to locate a buyer for MSU adds. problems. This is not the Vatican has initiated arrange an exchange of •The continuation of the paper waste are the foremost Recently the authority taking account contacts on behalf of the prisoners of war; to obtain a war serves "nobody's projects of the University The authority is faced temporarily installed a newsprint, writill American prisoners, but this report from the North interest." Waste Control Authority. with a wide assortment of paper shredder in the paper, typing paper .}■ paper and all other was believed the first time Vietnamese about the Rome was Rogers' last The Waste Control pollution problems for Grounds Maintenance used by the an American official has missing; to assure the stop on a tour of nine Authority studies and tries which it must find Building. Only newspapers University. ■ drawn a clear picture of the delivery of more mail to the to solve such questions as: solutions. to be used for recycled Holy See's efforts. prisoners and to assure that nations. The secretary said several government leaders How should the University Rosenhaft explains the paper are run through the "Recycled paper con*, J Rogers spoke at a news the North Vietnamese treat on his tour had suggested dispose of 140,000 pounds role of the authority as machine at present. In the many grades and can made into paper 9 conference in Rome shortly the prisoners in a that the United States of dead animals per month "instituting programs and future, however, the than ml substitute for all after meeting with Pope humanitarian way according impose political and 11 - 15 tons of effectively controlling authority hopes to have all typesJj Paul VI for an hour in to the provisions of the settlement a on the South newspaper per week? materials on this campus so paper waste on campus an noted. equivalent price" ' £1I private audience at the Geneva convention. Vietnamese. "Our hands are into they will not pollute." shredded for recycled paper. Vatican. On the eve of the At his news conference, Feeding all paper on resumption of the Paris Rogers said he was generally campus into the shredder is At present, the just authoritj peace talks, the Pope told hopeful that the reopening would demand that people beginning t0 * through the approprjj Deported Rogers he hoped the various types of Russian of the peace talks might separate channels for negotiations would lead to a bring some movement by waste. "We're making it a converting tin "realistic and final" Univereity to using recycle/ the North Vietnamese little bit more inconvenient paper. agreement "according to the toward a settlement of the for people to get rid of just wishes of all the war. He gave these reasons: things," Rosenhaft said. Rosenhaft J for and Vietnamese The Pope people." has often • The North Vietnamese offensive has proved reasons com This will bring about a greater awareness of the employes are hoping tl project will go throw States because he liked waste problem on campus, he believes. because value to the of its buneficj ANN ARBOR, (UPI) - A States Monday faced London, appeared relaxed, University. "what 1 read about America Russian poet ordered by American newsmen for the but looked brooding when Though installation of the he said he would probably in poems." shredder cost $12,000, The Waste Control officl from Soviet officials to emigrate first time. The red - haired poet was 496 Administration to Israel but instead elected Iosif Brodsky, 32, who never see his father and "That's the first step in Bldgjl dressed in shirtsleeves and to come to the United arrived here Sunday from mother again. collecting materials," involved in a wide spectiij In broken English, he said wore a pair of sandals Rosenhaft said. of pollution he came to the United during the press conference At the same time, the problems that Bob Luebkl N.C. NOW OPEN TO I™-"FOR-QU"" at the Townshouses on Gedes Lake Huron Waste Control Authority is "trying to stimulate the market by buying recycled Richmond, Va. student, is coordinating. graduatf SERVE YOU Brodsky will be poet - in - Luebke, who begij i Xs*ox i residence at U-M where he will teach Russian and paper," he added. If the University were to begin using 100 per cent working with the authoi in June, explains the job! the UNTIL 2 A.M. FRIDAY I 9 IPAPER to 6 DAILY EATERf; I American poetry starting this fall. recycled paper, the amount the agency as environment education and "actual environmental action" J AND SATURDAY. See the Conventions | NOW implementing solutions I return Y\\t the Re, °a" NEJAC 3 problems. Both he and RosenhJ TV Rentals DRIVE IN THEATER agree that the Waste ConttJ HITS of 337-1300 North U.S.27...482-7409 SPEND A NIGHT Authority campus involvem needs m including suggestions ftol students and faculty. WITH JAMES BOND 007 Some of the instituted by the projecj authori( were prompted by studenj calling the agency i pollution sites they li § send noticed on campus. flowers from "Response from studei has been minir BARNES Rosenhaft noted. ^ We FLORA telegraph East Lansing! cooperation with the WasT Control Authority has if flowers worldwide been very poor, kl continued. In the 215 ANN ST. ED 2-0871 futu| the agency hopes to beatf y 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-5817 to work with the clean up the environma city| starts FRIDAY! SEAN CONNERY and cut down on waste. A Modern GOLDFINGER Alliance plonl £ Sea Adventure 1 / 215 ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN SEAN CONNERY public meetinl The most incredible voyage ► AS JAMES*BONO IN ,* DT.N0 The Alliance to I Discrimination will hold I of all time . . public meeting al| p.m.today in the Gol Room of the Union f discuss employ^ organizations. RA EXPEDITIONS Goldfinger Russell labor Jacqueline associate professor of ll and industrial relations, al Allen, and professor! industrii g "The Ra Expeditions" is the award : If at 8:50, Dr. No at 11:00, From Russia relations, will speak on li| winning film account of Thor with and public employes « Love Late Heyerdahl's epic voyages by paper - boat from Africa to the Americas. the tactics of empIo| organizations. Heyerdahl, famous for his Kon - Tiki and Aku - Aku adventures, made the voyages with 8 other brave men, a monkey and a duck to prove that a boat made only of papyrus reeds and rope — a copy of those used thousands of years ago could have carried early travelers across the Atlantic to South America many centuries before Columbus. thru Experts warned him in 1969 he hired not to try, boatwrights from but Chad, Africa, to build Ra I, named sat for the a crew Egyptian sun god. He chose of seven men nations and embarked from Safi, from seven Morocco. Ra I sailed to within 600 miles of landfall before breaking up and sinking. Undaunted, Heyerdahl tried again the next summer with Ra II, 10 feet shorter ?«nrt of slightly different design. Ra II successfully sailed 3,270 miles in 57 days from Sati to Barbados in the West Indies. "The Ra Expeditions" was a winner at the 1971 MIFED International Festival in Milan. ENDS TODAY: "MURMER OF THE HEART" . . . 7:10-9:20 P.M. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'y 12, Wednesday, July 12, 1972 11 ?S Summer theater Police will file officer's appeal to By present satire DEBBIE CALKINS Canadian - American studies. He has performed in assisted her husband, Farley ANN ARBOR (UPI) — The Ann Arbor Police Officers Assn. Tuesday said it would appeal the dismissal of theater productions in Richmond, with his a patrolman who allegedly struck a 17 - year - old girl while State New. Staff Writer production of Indian village questioning her in an interview room at police Canada including "Man and plays presented on campus. headquarters. 1 w°uld •Houses by the Green" at Superman." Performances by the Officer James Schantz, a veteran of three years on >r instance beCw • So Pm- Wednesday Charles Coffey will portray Summer Circle Free Theater force, was fired Monday by Police Chief Walter Krasny the hrough Friday by the the young man. Coffey are free to the general ' m'meogL following an appearance last week before a police trial ummer Circle Free Theater appeared in ' 'The public. board. Schantz claimed the girl was knocked down after she |cc°unt fori utdoors in Kresge Court Enchanted" at the Okemos The plays are staged tried to get out of the interview room and then struck the Paper Rosen ' ear the Auditorium. Barn Theater and he played outdoors on a platform officer. David Cregan's "Houses Oedipus in "Oedipus, the stage and spectators are Association spokesman Jerry Wright said the appeal » the Green" is a comedy King," produced in the seated in bleachers. would be filed with City Administrator Guy Larcom Jr., a t i r e on good • Arena Theater. In the event of rain, the but did not indicate how long that might take. P"'". writiM leiehborliness, preventing Yasmin Richmond will productions moved into are Wright also claimed Schantz was fired because he was '2 Paper, j verpopulation and the play the young girl. A native the Arena Theater. I other t' importance of preserving of Bombay, Richmond The next Summer Circle Summer white and the girl, Dolly Richardson, is black. In a statement, Wright said "the city was scared out of their diversity.' he environment. performed with the Free Theater production is wits." The actors in Houses by Performing Arts Company "Lyle," slated for July Fred Carlisle (right) gets in the last word with Victor Hoar in the play "Houses by the Richardson was being questioned about a house larceny ,aPer fortiesi, he Green" frequently In "Antigone." Recently she 19-22. Green" running in the Kresge Court by the Summer Circle Free Theater. when the incident occurred. She was later released. and can in t types-1 price," | our actors mpersonating someone else. - QUESTIONS JUSTICE THEORY Director Frank C. Rutledge says, "The play Is based on a typical love L* appropriu converting ft using recycle. rlangle of two old men, one roung man and one lovely roung girl." ' '" The old men of this four ■ Assassins' kills "Tht A»»a$»in»," by dfed triangle will be played Elia Kazan. Stein discovering his daughter has mainly concerned about — given both sides of the 't Fred Carlisle and Victor and Day been living with a number the murderous way of life and hi story, he is allowed to see Hoar. Publishers, New York, of "hippies", drags her that our society is caught up some of the prejudices that ! hoping th 1972. 311 pages. $7.95. go throujl home and then baits her in. How "it takes assassin dominate certain segments Carlisle, an authority on an its boyfriend into coming to to kill an assassin" and how of our society. benefit |Valt Whitman, is associate The name Elia Kazan is niversity, get her. Flores then cold - the armed services are the Kazan's novel reads well, hairman of the English quite well - known to many bloodedly murders him and cornerstone of this moves along rapidly, and is Control off*, )ept. In August he will be people In the motion eaving for a sabbatical In picture industry. Director of another member of the philosophy. populated by a great ration Bldg., urope. Recently he such films as "Splendor in group, and is placed on trial, Yet even with such number of characters, each wide spectna arrated "The Soldier's the Grass," "Gentlemen's where he learns that the explosive subject matter, with their personal on wast - community considers what Kazan is unable to breathe problems to add some spice Bob Luebh ale," produced by the Agreement," and "A Streetcar Named Desire," he has done service. Yet life into the book. Its tone to the narrative. Va. gradual usic and Theater a Kazan has in recent years Michael, best friend to the is too dispassionate and its irdinating. also turned his hand toward murdered boy, searches for outcome too matter - of • However, the main flaw of who begi writing fiction. "The 'justice in a situation where factiy presented to achieve "The Assassins" still lies in Kazan has problems with his the outcome has already the impact it deserves. Kazan's the author Assassins" is his third inability to involve tins the jobi tereo thief venture into that genre and, main characters as well. With all the insight and been decided. In a way, though, "The the reader in the story he is Much of the book is Assassins" is worth reading telling. It's unfortuante too, environmenl though somewhat flawed, is background he gives them concerned with the dilemma — mainly for the issues it for otherwise "The I ind "actual asked to claim a much more interesting book than his others. they still emerge devoid of that Flores' trial presents to raises about our system of Assassins" might have been action starts — action" warmth and life. They the Air Force and the justice and our way of life. solutions Yet even though the at dusk. one speaker material is more intriguing, resemble people in a newspaper story who have community itself. If Flores is found not guilty, then the And because the reader is "The Assassins" suffers nd Rosenhi APIA, Western Samoa from the same problems experienced some tragedy nation is left with the but because the of Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. manner Waste Conti UPI) - William Travis r that plagued "The impression that, as one of needs , vol v< gestions fro he following ad in the Samoa Times after his home lad been burgled: Arrangement" "America, America." It has and reporting is so sterile, it leaves the reader totally ambivalent to their fates. the highly colonels says, "the - trained Air Force personnel have been trained Sin and the "Working a flat quality that sets the The core of "The to solve their problems by acuity. Will the person or reader apart from the story is a murder trial the use of a gun." Yet, as persons who stole a stereo and prevents him from the proj« ecordplayer plus through which Kazan raises Michael says, "for 20 years the author! feeling any emotion for the some pertinent questions oudspeaker and 41 LP characters. they trained Flores to kill. d by studei about the nature of justice What else could he do in a from my house at Admittedly it is rather in American society. Master agency abo Hot Point kindly collect the difficult to feel crisis?" empathy for Sgt. Cesario Flores, *s they emaining speaker which some of the two - And this ifewhat Kazan is npus. ooks silly hanging on the dimensional characters that 'rom studei vail by itself." populate the novel, yet J*************** minimal, I. THEHOUSES* sd. a n s i n g ["rends in radio J. BY THE } ith the Wai )■ A funny arity has ail '' poor July 12-15 Kresge p.m. the futui pes to be at the city explored The origin and on show I'. Ricahrd Roesmenot, SUMMER CIRCLE J environme elopment nderground radio will of be coproducer with Dan Wardlow, said that the jf FREE THEATRE waste. >n xplored in a special three - underground radio of five *************** our program on WKAR - years ago had virtually "M at 10 p.m. Friday. disappeared since ? plans art The program, offered as of a progressive rock and other WKAR's Weekly forms of rock capitalized on udio Aftermath, will be the underground form of neeti n evoted to the music and radio programming. hilosophy that was popular "On our Friday night 'hen program this week we will ; to End underground radio rst took hold i will hold in Los present material not eting San Francisco and available elsewhere, n the Go wtroit. including music that In addition to the le Union "long emerged with progressive ts" of Arlo employ Guthrie's radio," he commented. Alice's Restaurant" and Audio Aftermath is Chambers Brothers' WKAR - FM's weekly ine Broph Time Has Come of lab Today," program of progressive rock >ssor °hn Detz, manager of music, new releases and relations,» wroifs WABX, will speak community information for professor "out the development of young adults. industri le first underground radio speak on l« tations during 1967 • 68. mployes of emploj ICH1GAN uTODAY... Show. 1.00-2.45. ' *'30-7.00.9,10 bargain day S ©fesfc. . Any man wno hates dogs, women and children can't be all bad! asss. W«SB9 ... •^WBAaoa •fCHNiCOiO** f + OP£A/£l/£RYMTE AT.. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July n , STATE DISCOUNT Drive for By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer secretary of the Young Democrats Club which had tried to organize the caucus, youth "convene the caucus" forces held a press conference to denounce the McGovern caucus vocal leader of the "convene the caucus" forces, said that if the caucus had been the young delegates would have supported such a stand. thwarted the chances of the Democratic candidates in remain .put, We have to hear this as a h°wever sit do», 307 E. Grand MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - court c«e refused to call the meeting forces for trying to keep convened he would have River Ave. Infighting among the presidential factions reached to order because of the lack people away from the pressed for "unity "We want a position that Though the noncaucus J°r ^ of a quorum. resolutions" to support the will call for party unity, and passed no resolutions of any H „ u " •' * 11all"•» »«mpl.;." caucus. . , the young delegates Monday wassimpi, not one that will just kind Monday, the 60 . to , let afternoon during an party's nominee whoever abortive attempt to form a For nearly two hours, "We wanted to show that that might be and to endorse George McGovern delegates did hear appeals for their votes from both reDreg «^ —^'tLcan.did*t« ca ted' Asked Farmer called on various young people were united, support the majority reports or wreck the party," he Humphrey, Cigarettes youth caucus. speakers to address the but not behind one of the various committees. asserted. sides of the California California election who befor. Z group and bickered with candidate," one said. "The Such a blanket stance question. he would not Young delegates delegates who wanted the McGovern people were would have meant, among And did he consider those One California challeZ 3/99° supporting Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace charged that George caucus to convene. Finally, the noncaucus was going to try to use this as a propoganda tool, but when other things, endorsing the split California delegation. last two stands to be identical? delegate asked the delegates to vote to "give me back my seat." state's unit changed his coordinator said, rule ml»i adjourned to noon today, they found out they McKinney, 28, and mayor "Yes, I believe they are," A national youth * limit 3 pkgs. McGovern supporters were when another attempt to couldn't control It, they of a small Alabama town, keeping delegates away he said. He said a McGovern coordinator for Humphrey "OK, he's a hypoon, reach a quorum would be tried to get people to stay said bethought a majority of (coupon) from the caucus "because nomination would wreck said the delegations had to he's for justice." Expires after July IS, 1972 made. away. East Lansing Store Only they could not control the caucus." Only 60 of the Irv Rose, a Muskie One staff member nearly 700 delegates under 30 attended the caucus. working with the National alternate from California who has worked with- DESPITE THREATS 10% Off Youth Caucus said he doubted anything would Farmer on the national Other delegates explained Young Democrats, noted come of the meeting, Photo Delegate the sparse attendance as due later that Farmer is a however. He said that at this s to conflicts with important McGovern supporter. state delegation caucuses stage of the convention, Finishings which young delegates had delegates considered candidates more important "I don't think there was No limit to attend. any great conspiracy like (coupon) Many delegates attending than causes and that young these people think," he said. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Monday be telling them she President. But she couldn't 'or seating the D the meeting, led by vocal people were too well "But I am disappointed that For Marilyn Marshall it was had been threatened in an go along with his position awegMIon in Illinois, Expires after July 15, 1972 East Lansing Store Only Wallace supporters from integrated into all the Joe didn't call the meeting a matter of conscience. attempt to keep her toeing on the California and I just attended a W- factions and state to order. He could have The housewife from Eagle the line with Wallace forces Illinois credentials' where weWere Alabama and Florida, tried to get the caucus to convene delegations to feel any great done that at any time; I Harbor in Michigan's Upper on all convention votes. challanges. instructions on how so it could elect officers and need for a youth caucus. think he was just stalling for Peninsula startled her fellow Marshall Is a Wallace Wallace is against seating she quietly told Votive Immediately after the two hours. Michigan delegates to the delegate. She said she will the disputed McGovern Micnigan delegation d pass resolutions. But H. Joseph Farmer, noncaucus adjourned, the John B. McKinney, Jr., a Democratic Convention vote for him all the way for delegates in California and came its "iternoon caucus. Candles here to vote conscience. But in 2/25' limit 3 caucus, given on threats were made." instructions how to v In the Wallace (coupon) u Expires after July 15, 1972 Chairman Art Culles East Lansing Store Only said "I know this 1.25 pretty well and I would to be one of those Joy who don't vote the they're Dishwashing tonight." supposed Liquid In the Michigan t_ Marshall asked delegV 6? limit 1 Chairman James McN what her responsibility WMURffRS Wallace was. (coupon) McNeeley her "on all other Expires after July 15, 1972 East Lansing Store Only besides the presiden" nomination each dele~ decides according to hit 1.75 her own conscience." Tame The quiet • spoken w~ ■291 said afterward she Creme Rinse received other Toon's dnAe A' Fryer from Wallace backers u~ her to follow them o MUMS, THIfiHS, 99c limit 1 BREASTS s.J bo votes. (coupon) Expires after July 15, 1972 Protester East Lansing Store Only |W.EM Qt i i Premium create uni 1.00 Wet Ones ROUND] for order Moist Towelettes I STEAK I MIAMI BEACH (AP) 70 The antiestabllslr sheets 57° limit 1 people camping Flamingo Park out Beach have created a (coupon) Expires after July 15, 1972 hierarchy of their own. East Lansing Store Only It may not be en'1 democratic, but it works, members say. 1.75 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVENUE A tent - city Govts Vaseline Intensive Council of 12 m/ees tooo mi t members represent a Care Lotion SAVE 2# ON FIVC lOAVCt OF FRfSH nondelegate protest & camping out at limit 1 (coupon) BIG £ WHITE BREAD sprawling, lush -. located several blocks the Convention. Democratic Na" Expires after July 15, 1972 The Yippies, Zipf IN RECUSABLE PLASTIC BOTTLE- COUNTRY FRESH East Lansing Store Only , blacks, gays, Vi Veterans Against the Cosmetic Cotton Balls GALLON 10W m MILK — women's others the set up — tent some liberation 1,200 the council to compo^ authorized by the I" TERRIFIC VALUE! ROYAL SCOT BRAND Beach City Council. 49c 7*1* There are limit 1 (coupon) Expires after July 15, 1972 East Lansing Store Only QUARTERED MARGARINE I parliamentary rules procedures. And council membeii prepared to act tough SAVE UP TO Itt - WITH CMJF0N violators of their un~ Fmu «H0C . COCO , LEMON, BANANA code. Its principal duties 49c IQ maintaining a semblance Nail Polish Remover BANQUET CREAM PIES order, arranging for distribution, dealing troublemakers or agitators, settling pr~ SANE 20*-WITH COUPON... COUNTRY FRESH iOW FAf allocation 36° of space establishing loose residents rule* COTTAGE CHEESE limit 1 conduct among (coupon) Expires after July 15, 1972 East Lansing Store Only MCAT- DAT-GRf 80c SAVE 204-WITH COUPON LSAT-ATCSB Eveready NAT'l. BDS. 9 volt Transistor Batteries MAXWELL HOUSE -rripiriiiwn required graduate for adml«o«» and professlo r to 39° limit 1 HIGH IN FLAVOR, LOW IN CALORICS - BEAUTIFUL 27 SIZE schools (coupon) Expires after July 15, 1972 East Lansing Store Only 1.35 CANTALOUPES •Voluminous home material W study prepared experts In each field »> Right Guard Special Compact Cour»« Weekends — I ntersesslo^ Foot ThompsonSe*>c//ess KAPL££ Guard STANLEY H. EDUCATIONAL CENTER limit 1 (coupon) Expires after July 15, 1972 East Lansing Store Only AGRAPtS 49 LOCAL CLASSES 1 (313) 354-0081- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 12, 1972 13 ,ravel claims O'Brien uses humor, ;upport for VP IuiaMI BEACH, FLA. I j - Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel Tuesday that he has about 500 delegates PJ\oUj t0 support him on the first ballot in his open - tact to direct delegates I ntion quest for the vice presidential nomination. Kt numer includes 50 Michigan delegates, Gravel said, MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (AP) — Lawrence F. O'Brien is a successful 1960 presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy. ■rravel is one of three men urging open convention rarity among political chairmen. He uses tact, humor and "I've had very limited experience in chairing meetings. I'm li ction of the vice presidential nominee and campaigning persuasion where many others have wielded gavel and raw not a parliamentarian." Irrf for that position. power. The chairman felt "revved up" after the long opening ■The others are Endicott Peabody, former governor of night session and invited aides to come to his 16th-floor ■ " Can anyone imagine tough, autocratic Sam chusetts, and Stanley Arnold, a businessman who Rayburn — suite to unwind and chew over the session. It was 7:30 to his "experience as a problem solver" when who used to be as much a convention fixture as bands and before he went to bed and he was up banners — smiling from the rostrum and again at 10 to receive lestioned about his qualifications. Gravel says he can beat imploring, "please, a call from Sen. Edmund Muskie. please, in the aisle right in front of me please have your Even during the tough credentials ... fight, O'Brien had few "•fhope the delegates make the decision," Gravel said, reunion later"? occasions to chide the delegates for disorder. collective wisdom of the convention is superior to the But that's how O'Brien does it. And it works. "You try to be as persuasive as you can ..." JLdom of any individual." "Going into that large hall, with those thousands of Ifravel said he would be an independent vice president, people and wielding a gavel, I was curious in my own mind Aval to the president but not afraid to speak his own mind about how I would fare, about how well I might be able to ■hen he disagreed with the president. do it," O'Brien said ■ Not he continued quickly, that he expected to disagree Tuesday. "When I opened the convention at 8 o'clock that first luch with McGovem, to whom he is quite close let's get it over with. It's going to be quite an night I had the attitude of experience. ■eologically. This is something I can't envision... ■Gravel said this closeness on the issues did not create a Ibility in terms of creating a well balanced ticket. "It could have been and it still could be a very distrubing f»You can't deal in extremes on a ticket - a McGovem ■ experience or a personal disaster." ■allace or McGovem - Jackson ticket is obviously O'Brien /tower O'Brien betrayed no nervousness. He had spent some 30 ^acceptable," he said. "As for choosing a moderate - a hours with parliamentarian James O'Hara and other (oderate is a person who has been in political office for a Democratic party chairman and temporary chairman members of the convention staff discussing all the possible ■ng time and hasn't distinguished himself. Is this the kind parliamentary problems and he was prepared to make the from 8 -10 p.m. * person we want as vice president?" of the Democratic National Convention Larry many decisions that only the chairman can make. in the Show Bar at the l"We won't win in the fall with less of George McGovem, O'Brien wields his gavel during the extensive first Now Appearing: 11 win in the fall wih more of George McGovern," Gravel night proceedings Monday. "This is my first experience on the podium," O'Brien Annie Oakley The original land-grant |. "And that's what I bring to the ticket." AP Wirephoto said, who had a reputation as a political Merlin in the tavern HUMAN ELEMENT ALMOST GONE' Youth apathy evi Now thru _ By RICK WILBINS thousands of hippies, different story of increasing speak but I called and on McGovem's staff. months. I State News Staff Writer 1 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. ft the small auditorium of - Zippies, Yippies and other nondelegates who were to have converged on Miami disorganization in the campaign and the dissatisfaction among some couldn't get a car for them. Now I knew there were cars but the campaign office me we "Everybody keeps telling that that's the can only way win," Pankhurst ''If he gets nomination, he's going to find that he won't be able the Sunday Stereo e Victor Hotel in south Beach. wouldn't give them to us. I said, "but I don't like it and to depend on a lot of young young epople with ■iami Beach, McGovem Jjsters are taped to two Here, it was planned, the young people could rap preconvention priorities. "The campaign has finally had to call somebody I could trust to be sensitive I'm not the onlv one." Pankhurst, who said he people because they won't be involved anymore — or at album Special . . . ■alls and buttons and about politics, get medical changed, people don't seem about these things and get was quitting the campaign least not as willing to work Impaign literature are aid and food if needed, and to be important, winning the car. that Monday, said others so hard and sacrifice so lacked neatly on a table volunteer for McGovem if does, and maybe that's the "A month ago we would follow in the coming much, as we have done. Ear the front door. they wanted. way it's got to be," Pat wouldn't have had this ■ McGovern Volunteer But the 150 empty chairs Pankhurst, McGovern problem at all." and unused and unplugged coordinator and (eadquarters was set up a the lone Pankhurst blamed the Jeek and a half ago to act I an aid station for the microphone system total lack of activity tell a and staff member headquarters, said. in the swelling numbers of "bandwagon bigwigs" who Jftanfe tt&tetn "The human element is have assumed campaign gone," he added, "and the responsibilities and Restaurant )elegate's hotel things that were important attention in the past given two months to the young people. 220 & Howard St./next to the x-way ago have between Michigan and Kalamazoo. P « suddenly been lost in the "A lot of-people have cofifiislon. moved themselves in" "For instance," he between the real workers, damaged by fires continued, "we are getting this place for practically the young people, who no matter what anybody says, Greg Hillman TRIVIA NIGHT on the organ 6-8:30 If you like trivia and beer ■MIAMI BEACH nothing because the old have brought McGovern You'll love Trivia Night (UPI) - hotel. The group of about people who run this place where he is now," Two fires, both apparently 50 young people had been Every Wed. Night... 8:30 to 11:3 are really sympathetic to Pankhurst explained. ■son, caused $5,000 demonstrating against a McGovern and Pankhurst said that these "THE NORWOOD" young ■mage Sunday night in the fund - raising party in the people. They've given us people have far less Every Thurs. Night. layboy Plaza Hotel, where hotel. rooms, fed us at times and commitment to the . . 8:00 to 11:30 e Michigan delegation A six piece combo from MSU to just been terrific about humanistic ideals of the Democratic National However, authorities said POLKA NIGHT Invention getting us stuff to eat. many young people working is staying. they had no evidence that "One day not long ago 6:00 to 8:00 Jerry Tomen the fires were connected ten of the old people here strolling ■One fire burned three 8:00 to 2:00 a.m. Leo Balcer Trio with the demonstration. Tattresses in a basement wanted to go see McGovem Special Entertainment — Doris Ziokowski lea. The other damaged a xl and drapes in a room on JULIES le 17th floor. Firemen said ■ey had "all the earmarks ¥ being arson." ■No one NEED MONEY? was injured. iThe fires were spotted a SEE JULIE! v minutes after a crowd young people was Ispersed just outside the IrKUAl VALUE JVC JVC AMERICA, INC. Stereo Cassette Deck SPECIFICATIONS: Power source : AC 120 V, 50/60 Hz Recording system :Manual level control with VU it Frequency response :30 18,000 Hz - Signal to noi^e ratio :45db or more Crosstalk :30 dB at 1 KHz Fast forward time :Within 100sec. for C - 60 cassette Rewind time :Within 100sec. for C • 60 cassette Transistors : 14 Diodes :8 Input jacks :MIC (0./8mV: 10k I, AUX (80mV: 330k ) Output jacks :Line out (0.78V: 10k ), Headphone (8 : 0.25mW) :Less than 0.2% :3 - 7/16"H x 11 -3/16"W x 8 :7.0 lbs. : 2 Patch cords, 1 Cassette The JVC 1660 proved to be one of those pleasant surprises that add spice to this type Of equipment survey. Although It Is one of thelower-prlce decks of the group($l 19.95), Its sound quality ranked with the top two or three. Recordings made at high levels (sometimes pinning the level meters) were never distorted or " muddy, and the hiss level was as low as that of any of Dolby machines. The record- playback response with either 3M Type 271CniWOO! PHONE 355-8255 390ci, $1000 or best. mile guarantee, radio, $788. furnished, utilities paid, State office buildings. 351-8412. 3-7-12 332-5025 between 8 a.m. - $135. 393-2700 after 7 p.m. 627-9801.3-7-17 347 Student Services 3ldg. GALAXIE 1965, $275. 289, V - 5:30 p.m. 2-7-14 3-7-12 UNFURNISHED, 2 bedroom, • x c• 11ent cond'J!, •AUTOMOTIVE 8, 77,000 miles. Call VW 1964 sunroof bug. 2,500 GIRL TO share partially stove, refrigerator, very clean. J!1:!29!:3;7-12 Scooters & Cycles 349-2380. 1701 East Grand miles on rebuilt engine. $250. furnished apartment, own Residential neighborhood. WEST AVALON River, Okemos. 4-7-14 641-6601. 11-7-31 bass) amplifier. $% Parts & Service 351-1942. 1-7-12 room, reasonable. 351-8117. tak rfi.5' Eas( Aviation GREEN BEETLE 1969, sun - VW 1965, very good condition, 3-7-12 MEN OR WOMEN. $36/month. C.IIDUE EAST. SJSMSSS •EMPLOYMENT roof, with AM/FM, $1050 needs paint, $400. Call DRAFTED, SUBLET studio Howl and Co - op. 332-6521. •FOR RENT 332-8948. 3-7-12 482-3079. 3-7-17 apartment. Negotiable. Call Ask for President/Manager. EVERYTHING TO apartment. furn,sh;*T9SDcai Apartments Barb. 332-1328. 4-7-14 2-7-12 Also. nic,HGuar«ntee Houses JAGUAR XKE roadster 1970. VW CAMPER. Top condition, women's clothes, si« 12 14 ^ Rooms Yellow/black leather interior. Top condition. 351-8477. 337-0087 2-7-14 before 3 p.m. TWO ROOMMATES Meadowbrook Trace SUMMER. NEAR campus. _Phon#, 827-5281. 3-7-12 faD|STRIBl Furnished, parking. 332-8903 bTcycYeT^T - •FOR SALE 5-7-17 USED $ 66/month. Call John, evenings and weekends. Animals VW 1970. Yellow beetle. AM women's coaster 3 sp 393-7319. 10-7-17 3-7-14 Mobile Homes MGB 1967, excel lent rebuilt engine, radio. Immaculate condition, $1500. 332-4241.2-7-14 "THE SWBRERO REPRESENT THE PL\6HT Call 351-1963.3 7 14 _ ^^WING Mi „r M condition. *Lost 8c Found 355-2920 after 5 p.m. 3-7-12 OF THE MEXICAN-AAAERCANS, TME BOMB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OWN ROOM in East Lansing POLAROID south, near Michigan Avenue. house. Immediate. Call CAMERA/ PERSONAL INDICATES IJ.S.INVOLVEMENT IN S.E.ASIA, Furnished, 1 bedroom, 351-6237. 3-7-12 Hibechi, 2 army cots Scooters & Cycles ►PEANUTS PERSONAL OLDSMOBILE convertible. 1968 Cutlass Radio, 4 on "THE TZtfM £ARP..f utilities paid, available July coffee table, sofa, lamp. 332-5406. 3-7-17 ^■«l«c,ion •REAL ESTATE 22, $135/month plus deposit. FOURTH FOR HOUSE, own floor, 60,000 miles. $1300. 1965 HARLEY 250 Sprint. Fair Phone 627-5454. 2-7-14 'RECREATION $50. 411 South ~N1fZ Band room, 485-4618. 3-7-12 condition. Call Jeff, 1 9 7 0 CON Tl UE 'SERVICF &FKW/aV9>EA>c*ft /#HV19/E- LAMM. HW Fairview, 372-6725. 2-7-12 Instruction 351-2027. 3-7-12 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SCHWINN 10 speed bicyd, t EDWARD OLDS 1966 - 88, 4 door, clean, North, large furnished 1 FULL BEDROOM in furnished Excellent condition, sbo,*®™" Typing Service exceptional condition, extra HONDA 160 scrambler. Good bedroom, carpeted, utilities house. 1 or 2 people, best offer. 817 For info,ma,l0*C°MPA snow tires, $575. Call condition. Call Mark, - TRANSPORTATION WANTED 353-7834 or after 5.30 p.m. 332-5738. 3-7-12 Aviation Employment paid, garage, $150 plus deposit. 627-5454. 3-7-14 351-5444. 3-7-14 668-42381.^1-7-12 349-1169. 2-7-14 SAILBOAT. SUPER RE LEARN •* RATES'* DUCATI 1964, 250cc, $250. TO FLY! Complete ACTION/PEACE CORPS 401 SOUTH FAIRVIEW, 3 Rooms year old. a m„»i, ilnlmur ' ' OPEL CADET 1967, excellent condition, good tires, radio, Good condition. 332-1183. 1-7-12 Cyndi, flight training. All courses are government and VA certified. NEEDS PEOPLE with farm rooms furnished, utilities paid, $125/month. 372-8369. MALE ONLY. Summer 337-2490 after 3 P,.,*^' FRANCIS AVIATION. backgrounds, including 4 - H, GARAGE SALE No. DAYS heater, $400. 332-2825. 6-7-17 $60/month. Includes utilities, today. Fr*w|,cox F.F.A., livestock, crops, bee - |WO RDS mJmm 5 2-7-14 HONDA Dunlop, 1970 CL450. mint. 337-0083. New Airport Road. Call 484-1324. C-7-31 keeping, vineyard, farm refrigerator. Clean, quiet, carpeted. FREE parking. Call Street otreet. East Lansing H.grioQi ' 8 r»i asa ToT irsir 13.00 mechanics, fruit and FREE OPEL GT (baby vette) 1969. 2-7-14 vegetable production and Dave between 7 - 9 p.m. Recreational equipment485 [FT E3 4.80 7.80 15.60 Needs a good home. The tires weekdays, 351-0473. 0-7-31 clothing, furniture. 1-7-12 you kick can be yours for BRIDGESTONE 1970, 200cc, Employment well - drilling experience. See Action/Peace Corps Reps at ROOMMATE A\ [13 nfTi 6.00 9.75 19.50 $1650. 30 mpg, 4 speed, good condition, 5900 miles, ANTIQUE radials. Call 351-0895. $370. 332-3169. 5-7-21 FEMALE. ATTRACTIVE, to the Placement Bureau July FALL. FOR male student, TRUNKS, EO 33 7.20 11.70 23.40 3-7-17 work full or part time in 12th and 13th. 2-7-12 SERVICE walking distance, parking, no selection, finished'J lYSSINh unfinished, humped and fl« F^OCT 13.00 26.00 OPEL GT 1970, orange with HONDA 1971 - 450. Scrambler. Great shape. Best offer. CEASAR'S MASSAGE STUDIO. 1107 RETREAT cooking. 332-3170. X-1-7-12 655-1109. 3-7-17 p.F.A. regi qual 23 ISO 10.00 16.25 32.50 black interior. 30 Phone, 351-3678. 6-7-24 North Washington. Must be TEACHERS Fall & Summer SUMMER. SINGLES, doubles mpg. SONY COMPACT at least 18 years of age. Some PHYSICAL EDUCATION, with kitdien, laundry, utilities. $1900. 485-7841. 3-7-14 Minolta movie DEADLINE Recreation, Math - Science, Rental $40 - $60/month. 351-2029. earners 1968 CL450 HONDA, about openings pay up to $10 an 1 P.M. one class projector. Panasonic 1 day PONTIAC 1962. Runs good, 11,000 miles, excellent hour. Call 484-4481, 11 a.m. French, Elementary - 9-7-31 before publication. good body, new battery, shape, red tank and sides, -8 p.m. X-7-19 Secondary Ed, Industrial recorder. 351-7338. 5-7-21 ] $625. Call between 4:30 Arts, Guidance Counseling TIRED OF being alone? Lovely dependable transportation. - 332-4432 ZENITH CIRCLE Cancellations/Co r- 337-7823. 3-7-17 9:30 p.m., 351-1241 ask for and TESL - FEFL needed for rooms available, campus area. Pat. 2-7-14 IF YOU professional volunteer 351-4810. 3-7-17 phonograph. $' 25.| rections - 12 noon one HAVE A positions in U.S. and 57 WOMEN, 1 block from campus, Negotiable. After 6 1 class RENAULT good speaking voice day before 10 1967. Good countries. All medical, travel share 4 girl apartment. FURNISHED ROOM for 351-6681. 3-7-17 and Saturdays and Sundays publications. condition, 35,000 miles. HONDA OF HASLETT Furnished, utilities and free, you should look into and summer. Country house. Student, 337-1816. 3-7-17 liviij^ expenses paid. parking included, Summer. Waterbed. Orchard. $45. SANSUI 5000 X • ■this. Sp^a,k, with Action/Peace The State News will be responsible only for the SHELLBY 1968, GT500, 428 PARTS Hours: CorfJs Visia Reps July 12th $55. 349-9609. 0-3-7-12 "" 489-9756. 3-7-17 watts/channel RMS. Receiver was $429. Now $360ll and *T3th 3-7-12 c.i., automatic transmission, Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at Placement first day's incorrect MARIGOLD MARSHALL MUSIC* insertion. excellent condition. $1800 or & Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Bureau. 2-7-12 SINGLE ROOM available now for male. Clean, Close, $45. 351-7830. C-1-7-12 *REL GEL best offer, call 627-4816. APARTMENTS bleasure All students ads must be $2.00 per hour plus bonus. 711 Burcham - 911 Marigold 372-7074. 3-7-17 3-7-14 prepaid SERVICE DEGREED AGRICULTURE Large deluxe furnished one healthy. \KC San Dei SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE Call Mr. Dzikowicz, 351-3330 PEACE CORPS needs people in AVAILABLE NOW. Couple, or COLE'S BAKERY 1605 HASLETT RD. leasing. Summer rates $130 SURPLUS BAKERY foods a 632-3309. 5 1964. Radio, new tires. Best Equal Opportunity Employer Agronomy, Horticulture, and up. Call 337-7328 for 2 guys wanted for close to offer. (175) Natural Resources, Animal appointment. reduced prices. 1/3 to 1/2 of Evenings, 339-2953. campus house. Single room SWAP: 3-7-12 PARTS 339-2663 2-7-14 Science, also available. 332-0112, 1-6 at retail prices, great e Agricultural ^upboard SERV. 339-2887 Economy and Poultry and EAST LANSING, studio 3-7-12 great economy! SURPLUSl Wedale Automotive TR4 A 1966. APPLICATIONS ARE p.m. STORE, 640 South Waverli bid, AKC. ma - Mechanically now Dairy Production. For apartment, utilities included, CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 1966 perfect. Some body work. being taken for possible sophisticated volunteer air conditioning, pool. Call MEN. SINGLES and doubles immediately North of I -49f| fcfter 6 p.m. $425. Tom, 351-6184. 3-7-12 TRIUMPH TROPHY employment, male or female. position in 57 countries. All 337-1621 anytime. 10-7-14 available. Clean, quiet, expressway. C-2-7-14 Good condition, good mileage, 250, 1970. now . 2100 miles, Hours available, 11 a.m. - travel, medical and living $400 or best cooking, close. 485-8836. 351-0182, 923 Ann. 3-7-17 VALIANT 1966, 2 door, stick offer. 482-9324. 2-7-14 1:30 p.m. and evenings. Neat expenses paid. Speak with OAKLAND 901 East. Lower 0-7-31 GUITARS, BANJOS, fide Mobi shift, good condition, personal appearance is furnished 3 room/bath. $135 accessories. Go< Action, Peace Corps, Vista CHEVY 1960. Mechanically essential. Apply in person. instruments. Big discounts«| economical transportation, KAWASAKI 1971, 350 Reps, July 12th and 13th at plus deposit. Utilities paid. SPARTAN It a dispu sound, HALL now leasing good transportation, $300. 351-7996. 2-7-14 8:30 10:30 a.m. or 1:30 Adults, no pets. 5-7-19 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS,! call Avenger, excellent condition, - - the Placement Bureau. 2-7-12 Summer/Fall. Men, women, lthe perfect 349-2937 after 6 3-7-12 p.m. $600. Call 332-1167 after 6 4:30 p.m. McDONALD'S color TV, kitchen. V4 block 541 East Grand River.. 2-7-14H IKING. Mus VEGA 1971, 3 speed. Black RESTAURANT, 234 West Wednesdwl |15, p.m. and weekends. 3-7-17 LEGAL SECRETARY: full time interior. Good campus. 215 Louis. 3 - 5 p.m. GARAGE SALE. 694-87 Yes. .We condition. Grand River, 1024 East for downtown Lansing law CONVERTIBLE, 1964 Pontiac, Monday Friday, 351-4495. Thursday. Refrigerate,! Phone 349-2937. 1-7-12 - SUZUKI 1972 Grand River, East Lansing. and good runner; must sell, $150. , 250 Savage, full office. MTST or Mag card 0-6-7-14 knob, 21" front wheel, 1-7-12 misc. No early sales. 9:30T 351-8361, 353-3906. 1-7-12 VEGA WAGON 1971, 110 hp, 4 experience required. Salary 641-6918. 3-7-17 open; other fringe benefits. SINGLES, CLOSE, kitchen, 5:30. 940 North Harrison.^ FIAT CONVERTIBLE 1972, speed, deluxe interior. HD suspension. 627-5146. 2-7-12 1967 B.S.A. 650cc with extra HEALTH PERSONNEL Call 371-1730. 5-7-17 have location! laundry, TV, utilities 1-7-12 mag wheels, radio, 14,000 included, $60. 337-9610. LARGE STEREO speakers fiberglass tank. $700 and miles, $2000. Call 349-9368. VOLKSWAGEN 1968, worth it. Call after 6 p.m. For Rent 2-7-14 Jensen 3 - ways. Before !■ 4-7-14 automatic stickshift, radio, 351-6706. 3-7-12 NURSES, DOCTORS, Med Techs, Nutritionists, Home RIVER'S and WATER'S p.m. or after 5 p.fl.p Jluxe Imoney 19; do new tires, good condition. TV AND STEREO rental. Fast EDGE APARTMENTS NEAR CAMPUS. Cooking and FIREBIRD 1969, 350 V - 8. Economists and Public 332-3827. 1-7-12 Paymenti 353-0967. 2-7-14 free delivery and service. $23 next to Cedar Village laundry facilities. $50 per Must sell. $1700 or best HONDA 450 1970, super shape. Health majors needed for month. 351-9249. 2-7-14 IX-5-7-17 Many extras, $750. Call for the summer. DINETTE, ROUND table w offer. 372-4170. 4-7-14 VW BUS 1965, deluxe. Sunroof sophisticated positions in » LEASING FOR FALL with 371-1145. 3-7-12 U.S. and 57 countries. All $9.50/month, no deposit. All extra leaf, 4 chairs, sky windows, equipment guaranteed. Call » ROOMMATE SERVICE LARGE STUDY bedroom, near medical, travel and living 351-7996. 1-7-12 FORD GALAXY 1966 500XL completely overhauled. New HONDA 1971 CL350. 1200 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-7-31 campus, parking. Call Michelin radials. Immaculate expenses paid. Speak with 351-5435 after 5 p.m. 2-7-14 ■3-7-17 352 in good shape. Best miles. Like plus 2 shape. 351-4312 after 4:15 new, Action, Peace Corps, Vista 332 - 4432 50 USED SEWING machinal offer. Call 485-4163. 3-7-14 helmets. $650 or best offer. Reps July 12th and 13th at $9.95 and up. Consoles and! jmRj2 351-5323. 0-6-7-17 Placement Bureau. 2-7-12 Apartments LANSING. ONE bedroom, CLOSE SINGLE, very nice. portables, Zig - Zag andB FORD GALAXIE 1963 V - 8, VW BEETLE 1968, excellent newly carpeted, beautiful 351-8154. X-5-7-12 straight stitchers. Also, usriB power steering, good tires, condition. Phone 677-0574 1971 SUZUKI TS185, $450. MODEL NEEDED for NEEDED ONE girl for Cedar vacuum cleaners, $3.50 uP-H bath, utilities, appliances. needs after 6 p.m. Call 332-2357 337-0407 photographic Village apartment Call some work, best offer. 337-2186 Monday, 3-7-17 after 5 p.m. or 3-7-14 Call figure 351-6346 after 1 p.m. study. immediately. 351-6128. 332-8978. 3-7-17 SINGLES completely AND DOUBLES, furnished. All ELECTRO - GRAND, East Michigan, LansinjB 8»| Wednesday, Friday after 6 1-7-12 5-7-12 TWO MAN utilities paid. Call 372-8077 Hours 9 a.m. - 5 p.^i p.m. 2-7-14 HONDA 1972 CB540. Excellent occupancy, furnished, after 4 p.m. C-7-31 Saturday 9-12 noon. C-7-31 ■ condition, $950. Call UPRIGHT BASS man wanted, 1 OR 2 bedroom furnished utilities except electricity. 371-2398. 5-7-12 double on cello preferred, to $110. Till September mobile homes. $25 - $40 per 15, CollingUjooD BSA 650 Chrome, Lightening. Like new. 351-5444. 3-7-14 fast and fun. accompany organ and in dining room. appearing ear player guitar Neat only. week. Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 minutes to campus. 641-6601. 0-7-31 337-1846. 5-7-19 UNFURNISHED l08t& T- IRISh Good repertoire of old and APARTMENT, $85 month, 'triever, 5 means new standards, 393-5171. ONE BEDROOM apartment. utilities paid, per remodeled. Hn° collar, "J SUZUKI 150cc. Excellent 1-7-12 condition, $200 or best offer. Large kitchen. Furnished, Lansing, 371-2255. 3-7-12 ■1-7-12 Call 349-0814. 3-7-14 carpeting, appliances, air LIGHT HOUSEKEEPER a few EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom hours a week. Apartment . Paul, 351-4855. furnished. Very clean, Auto Service & Parts with no children. 351-0465. 2-7-14 generous parking, security 1-7-12 locks. Air conditioning. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East PART TIME summer GIRL OVER 21 to share Carpeting. 351-8890 or fST: SEAl Kalamazoo Street . . . Since partially furnished 349-9152. 10-7-19 "amese cai employment with apartment. Own room. Ruth, 1940. Complete auto PARAGON PRODUCT, INC. 351-9008 ;tar st. joh painting and collision service. Automobile required. For or 355-5522. '55-3466 485-0256. C-7-31 5-7-21 Houses >51-0714.2- information, 351-5800. VEHICLE NEED repair? Try us C-7-31 HULL APARTMENTS formerly GIRL WANTED, own room, for discount replacement Bay Colony. 1, 2 bedroom; $55/month. August 1 - parts and service, HEIGHTS furnished, unfurnished. September 15, 351-9029. AUTO PARTS, 485-2276 PROFESSIONALS 351-4799. 5-7-21 6-7-21 C-1-7-12 URBAN PLANNERS. Business KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. majors. Landscape ONE BEDROOM, large 229 LINDEN - own room, house. July 15 - September nice f^POOGw Repair Architects, Social workers, unfurnished. Utilities paid, ■ 'boulders 1 work on Volkswagen, bugs, Engineers and Scientists 15. $50,351-6259. 3-7-17 buses or Ghias. GRAND needed for 1010 West Saginaw. ■•lomach,' h RIVER CITGO. 1054 East professional 482-3079. 3-7-17 ■bl«* left , volunteer positions at home CHEAP, FURNISHED house. Grand C-7-31 River. 351-9274. and abroad. All medical, NEED ONE man for two man Two girls, 10 minutes from EX** lh u61" kn« travel and living expenses campus. 485-1330. B-1-7-12 furnished luxury apartment. Behind Pl Canoeing to class VW GUARANTEED repair. RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at paid. Speak with Peace Corps, Vista Reps July 12th and 13th Action, at the Fall, $82.50. Woodside Apartments, 351-3068. 3-7-14 NEAR SPARROW Hospital. 211 Custer. $280 includes |,,°"d«V B 3 73-1880 nil' ■n'9hts. 2-7.1, Okemos Road. 349-9620. Placement Bureau. 2-7-12 utilities. 482-4678, •Air conditioned 'Unlimited Park my C-7-31 349-3258. 6-7-19 WANTED: WOMAN to share •Dishwasers *New Furniture •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind • Model Open Daily FOREIGN CAR PARTS. CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 ALCOA. evenings 8 and men needed, Saturdays. apartment in Beginning August 1st. Must Lansing. NEEDED: 2 men for 4 fully furnished house. Private man fierd^ Call 351-8282 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 be interested in Woman's Don't work for $2 - $3 an room, fireplace, color TV, (Behind the Yankee Store) mile West of campus. hour if you are worth more. Liberation. Call 482-4964. 3-7-17 stereo, dishwasher, washer, ^ 487-5055. C-7-31 489-3494. C-7-31 ^agmf dryer, etc. 372-1525. 3-7-12 p. k * cai c'®*sified A( Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 12, 1972 15 For Sale Lost & Found r'T.Tru"555 ■NSUI 1 u r 222.mp.Spwiei tuner and AU coecial on Electro LOST: whit* MALE children's diamond Collie, Sable, pet. neck, Reward War units break ties 332-2947. 3-7-17 (Continued from page 1) told the city subcommittee. would have been there until from both subcommittees. SMALL Gertz, Stengel and "I for one wasn't going to noon," Stengel said. "It's simply a matter of WOMAN S purse Charles Massoglia, East found In South stay there and condone the Elliot Ballard, special them finally finishing their Kedzie. Lansing junior, the high-handed tactics of the KfTcOX SECOND HAND Identify. 349-4615 after 4 demonstrators' assistant to Wharton and work and stapling it to ours. lcTnRE 509 Ee»t Michigan. p.m. 1-7-12 committee and support member of the University There you would have the I g391 ■ representatives, three were the their token action to the subcommittee, said Tuesday whole committee's report," K Charge, Layaway. 8 University people in the streets," that the subcommittee had Ballard said. .5:30 p.ro- Monday - Personal subcommittee members Stengel said. been who staged a walkout at "scrupulously fair in Gertz, Stengel and ■ Saturday. When the demonstrators ALL FRIENDS of Louis that considering all of the Massoglia are preparing a subcommittee's walked out of the Thursday IbOELLA TENT, 9' X 9'. Berman are invited to meeting Thursday night. night meeting, they took recommendations demonstrators) had given to (the minority report to be given to Wharton in the next few Tsed one. $35. Cell "coffee" Lounge, in Student Steffanoff "By 1:30 a.m. Friday we with them the remainder of us." days to accompany the ■ 393-8169 after 6:30 p.m. Services had only been able to their recommendations Building, Thursday, July 13 Ballard said that the report of the remainder of ■3 7 14 discuss the which had not yet been 2-4 p.m. 1-7-12 the charge that the University University recommendations in two of considered by the whole ■nWOOD 5150 stereo receiver subcommittee was slanted subcommittee which was tJSpM*.ick Ta9"','cent Possession Other's. No experience p.m. at the Hillel house, 319 necessarv. Call 349-2380. People interested in helping Hillcrest. Call 353-0707 for plan and organize East Lansing details. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July j2 1972 1 Chuck'® Chuckle by Chuck Beady McGovern alters AT YOUR plans for troops MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Sen. George McGovern said closer to that of President Nixon, who has vowed to "While I am confident that there would fully grOJJb HOUSE fff Tuesay for the first time that he would keeep U.S. maintain U.S. military action in Indochina until be no such need," the senator said, "I would also retain the military capability ftxxL On town troops in Thailand and naval the North Vietnamese forces in the Gulf of Tonkin promise to free prisoners. in the region — in Thailand WHEN YOU STOP AT THE TWO — on what aides termed "an Heretofore, McGovern has and on the seas — to signal inactive basis" — until the pledged to remove all U.S. and fulfill our firm North Vietnamese release forces from Southeast Asia determination on this issue. if elected president, saying "This is the only cause for captured U.S. prisoners. The South Dakota he was certain this would which I would retain any senator, made what aides said was "an the lead the North Vietnamese to free captured Americans. U.S. forces in or adjacent to Southeast Asia," McGovern ••• ift»H elaboration of his position" In Tuesday's statement, added. in a statement issued he said he will use every After restating his pledge to withdraw ground forces responding to his resource possible to win freedom of the prisoners from Vietnam and halt endorsement by a group of wives and sisters of and a full accounting of U.S. bombing within 90 American prisoners of war. Americans missing in days of taking office, It brought his position Indochina. McGovern said: "Remaining forces would be completely withdrawn as soon as all prisoners are returned and a KENNEDY CALLED NO. 1 satisfactory accounting for LARRY'S shoprite ,,, the missing is received from all responsible parties." GOODRICH'S SHOPRITE SSaST-SSTS:SSSST The aides said this Dem VP conducted both before and cho Asked how McGovern sentence referred to basis in Thailand and the naval forces off the Vietnamese coast, insisting McGovern Center Cut MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) presidential nomination — On the eve of George Wednesday night. after McGovern's victory in would decide, one aide said: wasn't changing his policy but conceding Pork Chops McGovern's likely "Don't let anybody fool Monday night's California "He'll think about it for a he had never nomination for president, you," one adviser said. credentials fights brought while and then he'll talk it discussed this aspect of it senior aides said Tuesday they regard Sen. Edward M. "He's the most serious possibility going. This is not a ploy for labor support." him to the brink of first - nomination in balloting scheduled Wednesday night. over with Eleanor." publicly. 97V Kennedy as the South Besides Kennedy, the Several advisers said they MSU Boneless Rolled magazine Dakota senator's top choice interviews showed felt McGovern probably had as a running mate. But there considerable backing for narrowed the list of possible is surprisingly strong backing for labor leader three senators — Gaylord running mates down to a Canadian Style Leonard Woodcock. Nelson of Wisconsin, Philip handful. All agreed that, This is the substance of an assessment based on a series of interviews in which the A. Hart of Michigan, and Abraham A. Ribbicoff of Connecticut — and Gov. instead of soliciting possible running mates from a circle of party leaders, the South wins area prize Roast 139 advisers were asked to list Reubin A. Askew of Dakota senator is more the three most likely Florida. F.ibicoff and Askew likely to ask their views on "MSU," the alumni assn. president for public affairs McGovern choices if, as say The they're not interested. intervews were one choices. or two of his own magazine, has won a regional award in the 1972 for Newsweek, said, "This year's winners demonstrated Leon's Bulk expected, he wins the Virtually everyone Newsweek and American Alumni Council national excellence in reporting on the present concerns of our Potato Salad contacted agreed that competition. American colleges and Dancers to give 49°. Kennedy, who has insisted universities, but perhaps that he won't take the job, The 36 - page magazine, more important they set remains McGovern's top which is published five forth, with clarity and choice and may be subject times a year, has been insight, the problems most free ballet show to substantial pressure to edited by Ronald F. Karle likely to plague us as the accept McGovern's call. At least two advisers said their since September 1970. issues for the '70s and Del Monte Pineapple 3/$1 Allen Chellas, vice beyond." choices were "Ted Mid - Michigan residents are invited to a free evening of Kennedy, Ted Kennedy and ballet in Fairchild Theater July 19 for a presentation of the Cecchetti Ballet Conference and Seminar, now underway in Kellogg Center. Ted Kennedy." S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW ™ in Natural Juice, »• The Ann Arbor Civic Ballet, the Contemporary Ballet Company of Royal Oak and advanced students Civic from The Bahais Club of j;: % FABRICS M.S.U. is sponsoring a:-:; Spartan Potatoes 7/$1 many states studying in Cecchetti classes being taught by 4960 Northwind Drive, Fredbjorn Bjornsson, premier dancer, and Kirsten Ralov, ■y. program on the# East Lansing 332-0879 ballet master of the Royal Danish Ballet, Copenhagen, will £:re vitalization of:;:; appear on the program which begins at 7:30 p.m. The Ann Arbor dance group will do "Espana," a fast • moving Spanish ballet, choreographed by Com Ordjuides. ^education in a New;!;: S World Order. MON. SAT. 10 - FRI. 9 a.m. KNITS OF ALL KINDS! • a.m. - 6 p.m. 9 p.m. Whole or Sliced, The Royal Oak company will do a contemporary ballet 8 $ 9° Thurs. July 13 choreographed by Rose Marie Floyd and danced by outstanding members of the contemporary company. More than 175 students and 50 teachers from 11 states and Washington, D.C. are studying in the conference and S Owen Hall 8:00 P.M. Guest Speaker Refreshments | Orchard Pride Applesauce»- seminar, taught by artists from three nations. $ $ Fould's Elbow Macaroni . /nft. Thurs. til 5:30 Fri.til 9 Sat. til 5:30 WASHINGTON Free ramp parking Fri. after 6, all or Thin Spaghetti,.... /9a day Sat. ( FROZEN FOOD DEPT.) SQUARE Frosty Treat Twin Pops, 12 ctn. pkg. 37° Spartan French Fries 32 oz. crinkle cut 3/$1 ( DAIRY PERI. ) lleatherwood Half & Half, is«. 24° Festive Yogurt, 8<*. "|jc| C PRODUCE DEPT. ) lb. HERE COME THE . Luscious-Ripe Southern Peaches 22° I BEST BARGAINS OF THE YEAR Home-Grown Hot House Tomatoes 44° COUPON: GOOD TODAY THRU 7-15-72 CLIP 8i SAVEI Thurs.. Fri., & Sat. July 13, BARGAINS GALORE IN THE Tide Detergent LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER IN TOWN- DOWNTOWN LANSING! 48c SAVE 31° special label 49 oz. box, limit one