Wednesday Bastille . . . MICHIGAN Variable . . . i» beinfl celebrated STATE NEWS Day cloudiness today and STATE . ■ . ' France today and Saturday with high commemorates the capture probabilities of rain of the Bastille. UNIVERSITY throughout the weekend. ie 65 Number 11 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 14, 1972 ST.LOUIS McGovern names Eagleton for VP MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - "I told him I was honored and struggle for the nomination, and now I The ba'ance was scattered among mocratic presidential nominee humbled by the invitation but that I think it is time to unite," Kennedy others McGovern chose Sen. Thomas had overriding personal considerations ^whose names had not been placed formally in nomination. Eagleton of Missouri Thursday to and that I could not consider it," Sen. Henry M. Jackson, who had Wallace's campaign manager left hk vice presidential partner in the Kennedy told a news conference. bitterly denounced McGovern during open the possibility he would mount paign to wrest the White House ''I have personal family the primary campaign, wired the another third - party presidential President Nixon. responsibilities," said the senator who nominee his assurance of campaign campaign. But he said Wallace at this time has no political plans other than After a long day of conferences lost two brothers to the gunfire of support. to carry on his di'ties as governor of d deliberations in his penthouse assassins Another brother was killed Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, who Alabama. te McGovern settled on the 42 - in World War II, so the senator is the conceded a day in advance that the Wallace is leaving Friday for a -r '. old freshman senator, a Roman only remaining Kennedy male of his last of his quests for the White House thoUc from St. Louis. generation. was over, telephoned McGovern his Birmingham, Ala., rehabilitation The instant offer, the quick rejection center. His legs are paralyzed from the Eagleton was among the nock of congratulations and support. wounds he suffered in a May 15 ^wcratic leaders and office - holders and the immediate announcement Muskie, in his own capitulation, assassination attempt as he , sided early in the campaign game suggested that McGovern and Kennedy already had pledged his help. |i Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, had arranged the scenario in advance. Even Gerogia Gov. Jimmy Carter, campaigned in Laurel, Md. said later that McGovern was his Kennedy's rating as the favorite to sharply critical of McGovem in In a political sideshow, several ond choice for the presidency. top the 1972 ticket ended when he advance of the nomination, said the Democrats campaigned for vice It remained only for the Democratic foreswore candidacy after his Democratic nominee might be able to presidential nomination. Among them ational Convention to ratify involvemer.t in, and tardy report of, a carry the South — a political feat he were Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska and ■Govern's choice Thursday night. fatal automobile accident on earlier had termed impossible. Endicott Peabody, a former That, and the triumphant entry of Chappaquiddick Island, Mass., three McGovern men worked to make Massachusetts governor whose sign - - presidential nominee from South years ago. peace with the dissident elders of waving loyalists staged a march around kota, last season's political nobody, With that, the mantle of preseason organized labor. But there still was GEORGE Mc GOVERN THOMAS EAGLETON the convention floor early Thursday > the final act in a convention favorite was bestowed upon Sen. discord on the right and among some after everybody had left. jia managed from the beginning by Edmund S. Muskie of Maine. That of the party regulars shorn of their McGovern men already were at work e McGovern majority. Mass., Kennedy said, he declined Democrats agreed could have done lasted until the presidential primary traditional powers by the McGovern on two key ingredients of their because of "overriding personal him the most good as a voters had their spy in elections that McGovern's first choice for the vice running mate newcomers. campaign for the Nov. 7 election: esidential nomination was Sen. considerations." He said he would was made early Thursday when propelled McGovern to the And there Gov. was George C. money and organization. work for the ticket. nomination. dward M. Kennedy, who turned Kennedy telephoned congratulations Wallace, crippled in an assassination the offer. At Hyannis Port, McGovern's offer to the man most to the nominee. "This has been a hotly contested attempt, third in the convention His financial advisers hope to raise balloting. $36.5 million for the campaign ahead, His partisans sat in bitter silence and are looking to big - money donors amid the thunderous cheers that for $15 million of that. The total NITY DRIVE FAILS sounded across the convention hall at McGovern's midnight victory. Some of would triple what the Democrats' say they spent four years ago on the losing them carried placards: "They shot our campaign for a ticket headed by man. Humphrey. This was the Democratic National To begin with, they are asking Split in youth delegation establish a youth voice at the released, it became evident to him that that all youth seen delegates were to meet Committee's official tally of delegate votes for presidential nomination: McGovern 1,864.95 Jackson 486.65 Wallace 377.5 wealthy Democrats for $4.5 million in loans, to launch a voter registration drive pivotal to their political plans. By RICK WILBINS convention, said he had hope that at the start of the session Wednesday and Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New York young people were becoming State News Staff Writer young people would be a more unified disillusioned and disgusted with what arranged for facilities to meet off the 101.45 Enrollment force and wouldn't split along seemed to be the Democratic convention floor. Terry Sanford, former governor of Enrollment materials for fall Party's term can MIAMI BEACH, FLA. - A candidate lines, as they apparently did. unresponsiveness to young people. He When the young delegates and North Carolina, 69.5 be picked up by summer term students Iition of young delegates and said the McGovern press release was alternates arrived to discuss various In sentimental tokens, Humphrey ternates to the Democratic National "the straw that broke the camel's back issues before the session — including a beginning Monday in 150 "One of the main purposes of the got 35 votes, most of them from his Adminsitration -nvention appeared irreparably proposed party charter revision that own Minnesota, and Muskie received Bldg. AH registration caucus," Farmer said, "was to let as far as many young people were altered section request forms should be Wednesday at an early people know though the media that concerned." would reduce young peoples' 20.8, mostly from Maine. returned by Aug. 15 to 150 ening caucus of 450 young people the Democratic party had let youth Wednesday afternoon about 20 There were 10.65 votes for tending the convention. (Continued on page 11) Kennedy. Administration Gldg. into the political process in great delegates at a National Youth Caucus "Young people are the most split numbers. (NYC) meeting, who were concerned dy anywhere in this entire that young people would not get a mention," Joe Farmer, national voice in the convention, demanded retary of the Young Democrats of "We wnted to show that young that Lawrence F. O'Brien convention merica (YDA), said after an abortive people were working within the chairman and chairman of the pt to get the delegates as a collective party,', he added. Democratic National Committee, talk dy in representing their interests. Farmer said that Wednesday, after a with them to hear their grievances. Farmer, acting as temporary McGovern press release suggested that he would keep residual troops in During the meeting with the young airman of the Democratic National people O'Brien agreed to announce outh Caucus, created by the YDA to Thailand until American POWs were allace backers lose ids for Dem positions By RICK WILBINS conservative members to the taken, thereby abstaining and leaving State News Staff Writer Democratic National Committee in a only Wallace delegates to vote. MIAMI BEACH, Michigan party caucus. By abstaining as they did, the Fla.—Supporters of Humphrey - McGovern delegates "• George McGovern and Longtime party worker Helen Irving, party McGovern delegate from Detroit, hoped to disassociate themselves from gulaK Thursday a put together a the proposal. • "Iition to defeat efforts defeated Josephine Chapman, the by backers "We wanted this to be a Wallace George Wallace to elect Michigan coordinator for the Alabama governor, and former state vice resolution, not a Michigan resolution," chairman Patti Knox, also a McGovern one delegate explained. supporter, for the committee position. The morning caucus also voted to State Sen. Coleman Young, of open up the vice presidential attempts Detroit, was also re-elected a national nomination by allowing delegates to committeeman, defeating Jack Jensen, vote for their favorite candidates. a Detroit policeman and Wallace Traditionally, the presidential o delegate. nominee names his choice and the Solitude pirate McGovern and Humphrey delegates and state party officials feared that convention supports him. McGovern, who had previously indicated he Don Perry, a construction worker and a Democratic delegate from Brockton, Mass., sleeps in the Chapman would be elected and "that would let the convention nominate the shade of his hardhat a few minutes before adjournment of the convention's longest session lanes Michigan would have the wife of a John Bircher as its committeewoman." In an earlier caucus Thursday (Continued on page 11) Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. By THE ASSOCIATED morning, the Michigan delegation PRESS Two armed hijackers forced a adopted a strong antibusing that called for a constitutional resultion STUDENT APPEALS PENDING iL?, , Airlines Jet to "y from delphia to a little out-of-the-way amendment prohibiting busing of Cars ticketed school chidren. -hi -rWh rrl! tendered. airport Thursday after releasing t Passengerr. The airliner was Ending and the pair later hosta8e Stewardesses and Such an amendment would be the final solution to the busing problem, the resultion states, making the Michigan antibusing proposal even By LINDA WERFELMAN The regulation probably will remain despite ruling reaffirmed after a June 8 rehearing, "The daytime regulation of student stronger than an antibusing minority State News Staff Writer in effect for the rest of the year until a Massoglia said. on-campus driving is assumed to be a w8® one Of two widely plank sponsored by Wallace supporters study of University traffic problems is "We will appeal that ticket on the necessary and reasonable form of most ef- sky,iackir|gs that began on the Democratic National Platform Campus police have ticketed an number of improperly completed, Richard O. Bernitt, basis of the Student — Faculty discriminnation in order to cope with inn'c 'mu'taneously along the Committee and voted down by the unknown director of the Dept. of Public Safety, Judiciary decision as reaffirmed by the the traffic and parking congestion on -II, .a'r lanes Wednesday night. convention Tuesday night. registered student cars on weekends said Thursday. the campus; however, the rehearing," he said. evening and anH ,with the sky priates giving The Michigan McGovern and and after 6 p.m. on weekdays, despite Students receiving tickets for "If the Student Traffic Appeals weekend situation can be wmo W "° loss of ,ife- ^o male Humphrey delegates, realizing that a May decision by the Student — improperly registered vehicles can Court follows the decision of the distinguished," the opinion said. iureri h °" tlle. National plane were they could not swing enough delegates Faculty Judiciary which found such submit written appeals to the Student Student — Faculty Judiciary, the Prior /.i hilackers> however, to their side to defeat the proposal, ticketing in violation of of the Traffic Appeals Court, Charles tickets should be overturned jack eir surre"der, the National went into caucus when the vote was Academic Freedom Report. Massoglia, director of ASMSU Legal categorically by the Student Traffic "It is unreasonable to cite a student th n,oa'?„Isou^t to make a deal The regulation, which must be Aid, said. Appeals Court. If not, then procedural for a violation of the Student Motor Vf® FBI - the hostages and a changed officially by the board of They can request a personal hearing cases will be referred to Student — Vehicle Regulation requiring proper hango fUnT in.ransom money in trustees, stated that "a student shall not possess or operate a vehicle on or appeal the case to Student Faculty Judiciary," he added. vehicle registration) when he is driving after 6 p.m. on weekdays and during :loted hv Pnvate getaway plane Faculty Judiciary if the written appeal ke Jack 8" agent- Th* ai^Port at Blood drive MSU property without having first is refused, he added. In its original ruling, the judiciary weekends," the decision continued. ely haMl"' ' W8S to° sma" to There will be a blood drive from 10 registered it and properly affixing the One person has complained to the distinguished between driving "There are no restrictions on other theiratrireP,acement aircraft sizeeof of i u permit. Proper registration and legal aid office that he received a conditions existing during school members of the academic community motored 727. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday in 102 North operation of motor vehicles is a ticket after the ruling was announced hours and after daytime classes had or on the public at - large during these Continued on page 11) condition of enrollment as a student." May 16 but before the decision was ended. hours." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July u, J Improved city facilities requested for disabled By JANET DOMOWITZ council behalf do something on two tickets recently for Wilcox said he believes the An East Lansing resident of all disabled parking in the alley behind Jacobson's parking ramp has Tuesday night accused the persons who live, work, and Liebermann's in East a ramp for disabled people in addition to stairs, but Sill ' city countil of holding Sill Lansing, even though he has meetings that are not open a license from the state of disagreed. to the public since the Sill commended MSU for Michigan allowing him to Mayor pro tem George architecture of city hall providing adequate facilities legally park anywhere Griffiths said the city is prevented his paraplegic son for handicapped except a fire zone. Sill planning to replace various people, but from attending the meeting. charged the city with claimed the parking permit curbs, gutters and.sidewalks William H. Sill, 1623 serious negligence in this was properly displayed. in East I^ansing, to allow for Foxcroft Road, East area. He said there are no "If George Wallace parked bikes and it would be easy "I believe I can be more Lansing, said his son had parking spaces in East there tonight, he wouldn't to include provision for useful to a Democratic been waiting for three hours Lansing that are wide get a ticket," Sill said. disabled people. and requested he be brought enough to allow a The city council agreed to The city council voted to president and to the party into the meeting before the handicapped person to set investigate the parking fines contact Sill to determine working where I am in the discussion continued. up a wheelchair. and validity of the permit. the appropriate advisory Senate." "I'd like to see the city Sill said his received son Councilman Robert J. agencies which could assist Sen. Edward Kennedy the city in this planning. In other action, the See story page 12. Ex-aide to Te council scheduled a public hearing for July 25 concerning a vacant building convicted at 308 Abbott Road. At of that time, the building's owner must either show WASHINGTON (AP) - verdicts but his wife began congressman's specific cause why the building George A. Haag, former top weeping quietly almost instructions. should not be demolished or aide to Texas Rep. James M. immediately. Haag's lawyers said he what steps are necessary to Soviets to share drugs Collins, was found guilty Haag could get a will appeal the verdict. make it safe. The city Thursday of all 23 counts of maximum 15 - year prison Haag was accused of 20 council must either approve mail fraud, falsifying payroll the conviction forms and sentence on counts of mail fraud or disapprove the Determined (ippeamnw inducing a but was expected to get less involving mailing of that demolition. The Soviet Union has agreed to furnish the fellow employe to lie in than five. of House Bill Michael was carried up a flight of stairs numer payroll by two United States three new experimental anticancer connection with a kickback He contended on the checks from which The volunteers from the audience to prove to the scheme. building, on the East witness stand that the kickbacks were be drugs that are chemical cousins of nitrogen to corner of Abbott Road and Lansing City Council that there was a lack of The 33 - year- old former $18,000 kickback and received, two counts of mustard, a poison gas used in World War I, it was administrative assistant to Albert Street, formerly was facilities for the handicapped in the city. disclosed Wednesday. payroll • juggling scheme falsifying House payroll a rooming house. State News photo by Chuck the Dallas millionaire was conceived and planned forms and one count of Michaels In exchange, the United States will send the Republican kept his by the obstruction of justice by congressman and Soviet Union "three of our four own best drugs" composure throughout the that he carried out some allegedly inducing a former among chemicals being tested for use against reading of the 23 guilty parts of it only under the employe to lie to a federal CIRCUIT COURT RULES various kinds of malignancy. grand jury. Gasch said during the Dr. C. Gorden Zubrod said the three Soviet Tne State News is published by the students of trial he would not give drugs include "one two others But all we we had heard of previously and had not heard of." three, he said, are new varieties of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Wednesdays Haag a cumulative sentence if he were convicted, meaning the sentence would Detroit told special Welcome Week edition is published in September. be the same whether Haag alkylating agents, chemicals of alkylating "ceel poisons" to malignant cells. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press International, Assn., was convicted on one or all of the mail fraud counts. The maximum jail order for 2 Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press sentence on all the charges Education Act. DETROIT (UPI) - The panel to draw up integration Assn. against Haag is five years. The Detroit Detroit Board of Education plans. When the appellate Hijack aide arrested Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services The mail fraud charges carry an additional maximum Thursday was ordered to court delayed the hearing become the first test of tin wait until at least Monday until Monday, Kelley sent congresssional businfl Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing $1,000 fine each, the moratorium that critics sq before ordering 295 buses an assistant, Eugene Michigan, 48823. falsification charges a is an infringement on tt The FBI arrested 29 for use in integrating Krasicky, to plead a - year - old Bulgarian Phones: maximum $10,000 each and immigrant Wednesday in connection with the July News/Editorial the obstruction of justice Detroit's largely black informally with Roth to judicial branch of 355-8252 schools with those of 52 reconsider his earlier refusal government. 5 hijacking of a Pacific Southwest Atlantic jet in Classified Ads 355-8255 charge a maximum $5,000. nearly all - white suburbs. to delay the order pending President Nixon saidlJ which both hijackers and a passenger were slain. Display Advertising 353-6400 Haag testified in his own The U.S. 6th Circuit higher court reviews. doubts the moratorium! Robert Gebhardt, special FBI agent in charge, Business Office 355-3447 defense that Collins set up Court of Appeals in Roth again refused and which calls for prohibiting said Lubomir Peichev was arrested while at work in Photographic 355-8311 the kickback and payroll Cincinnati, Ohio, issued a Kelley asked, and was school busing for racial manipulating scheme to temporary stay of an order granted, the order that the balance for 18 month! Oakland, Calif., on charges of aiding and abetting Campus Information 353-8700 pay aircraft piracy, conspiracy to commit extortion $13,000 in bonuses by U.S. District Judge Detroit school board hold pending all appeals, applied promised to 968 campaign Stephen J. Roth that the off on its order for the in the Detroit situation. and conspiracy to commit air piracy. workers and feed at least buses be purchased for use buses. In his brief for the stattl in appelliti Gebhardt said Peichev would be arraigned before a U.S. magistrate in San Francisco. the east Room $5,000 into a slush fund for office expenses. September. temporary stay remains in The Meantime, suburban 33 districts of 52 that Kelley told the court in Cincinnati that J effect until at least Monday would be involved in the "genuine immediate c Friday's Feature Dinner Haag admitted he when a three exists because of Rothfl collected - judge panel metropolitan desegregation some $9,700 of his promised $10,000 of the appellate court will plan Thursday filed order to purchase the bujaT Unit calls 32% blacks poor BOUILLABAISSE 3.90 campaign bonus. hear arguments by the State of Michigan. concurrent Cincinnati. appeals in Kelley said interim rulings are lead* Roth'J Michigan Atty. Gen. In addition, the suburban up to a final integratioi Selection from our SALAD BAR Frank J. Kelley Thursday districts filed plan that would be "tlr separate choice of potato or vegetable About one - third of the nation's 23 million blacks lived below the official povery level in 1971, Individual loaf of bread & butter Dessert JUIIES first asked the appellate court to stay the purchasing appeals in Detroit based on a congressional moratorium most sweeping decree ever handed downi| order, along with the on busing that was enacted a school desegregation a marking little change from a year earlier, the Beverage creating an 11 - member as part of the federal Higher unsupported by fedi Census Bureau reported Wednesday. Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of appellate precedent." In an annual report on the social and economic ITEMS OUT OF Kelley said if Roth di ramp for direct access. not go through with U status of the black population, the bureau said 7.4 Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 PAWN p.m. FOR SALE! anticipated plan or 'i million or 32 per cent of blacks lived below the subsequently reversed by! official poverty level of $4,137. This compared with 7.5 million or 34 per cent in 1970. Jaeobsoris Vt Least 500 Oth«( Items higher court the millioii that might be spent fti buses and othtB But the figure was higher than the 7.2 million blacks who lived below the poverty level in 1969, preparations "may not recaptured." although the percentage, 32, in that year was the In other development] Roth's desegregation \ has included the wealtkl Pointe Grosse scho[l systems high on its prioiilf list for a fall integratioi Italian hits peace plans plan with inner city DetroT schools. m Many of the motor oityj In a speech seeking a confidence vote, Premier Further Reductions social and business elite lij Giulio Andreotti of Italy on Thursday criticized 323 E. Grand River in the five Grosse PbWJ Phone 351 - 5380 subuarbs northeast f George McGovern's promise of immediate Detroit. withdrawal from Vietnam if elected president of Miss J Shoes the United States. He priased President Nixon's troop reductions. The criticism, on the floor of the Italian Senate, brought a sharp outburst from a Communist senator. Save V2 The matter came up only hours after McGovern captured the Democratic nomination for the presidency. A few minutes later the Senate gave Andreotti and his middle - road coalition government a vote of confidence, 163-155. The savings are outstanding on dress shoes, sport shoes, and flats in Elks reject nonwhites a big selection of colors and styles. Delegates to the national convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Atlantic City, N.J., voted Thursday against opening MUiA jA&Op' the organization to nonwhites. Friendly feelings and the great taste of The two-thirds majority rejected a resolution Coca-Cola. That's the way it should be. that would have deleted the "whites only" clause from the constitution. It was the fourth time in five years that the Eiks, the world's largest fraternal organization, with a JacabBoriB Itfs the real thing. Coke. membership of more than 1.5 million, voted to JACOBSON'S OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE retain the controversial clause inserted in the constitution in 1888. 'V by Coca - Cola Bottling Company of Michigan. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 14, 1972 3 anel urges bike path system for city By RAY ANDERSON $15_000 nrrivirioH $15,000 provided Kir State Newt Staff Writer by tk>the «lh> city council i. m. mnn no l..j in its 1972-73 budget * im u "It would be a real asset to those who want to . .... streets and ... * for the proposed bicycle route. enjoy that sidewalks, Conlisk said. area and it would follow an . nosing will have a bicycle path system by the end The commission resolved one already existing informal path," The alternate primary route deviates only in those areas problem by placing the he said. J urnmer should the city council act on a planning bicycle route along MAC Avenue on the street, rather than where prolonged negotiations will have to be made with I mission recommendation for immediate through an alley as had originally been proposed. Action on the Burcham Drive section of the property owners, according to Conlisk. system, the lamentation made Wednesday evening. Conlisk said that a commission study revealed that most third problem area, was delayed according to Conlisk 'There is K Planning Director G. Michael Conlisk said the or the bicyclists along MAC Avenue no question on the part of the commission that Commendation for establishing an initial system was made justified their placing the path in thewere adults, which street. He further £ST«2 traffic and predominant use Srs by children to get to St. of the system," Conlisk concluded. s rr the commission had considered three reservations * tllat the alley route would have cost the Thomas School and J. A. Hannah Middle School as tressed by citizens at a public hearing on the proposal. $12,000. city The bicycle path system is the result of a responsible for the delay. study prepared L of the issues were resolved, while the third, which The second area of concern which the commission "We by the commission at the request of the city council. The a safety and financial problem, will have to wait the resolved by the temporary elimination was are waiting for a report from the traffic commission entire plan calls for the soon — to — be -- built a recreational as to the feasibility of a temporary sidewalk street route primary Iffic commissions's recommendation and additional city path that was to cut through Burcham Woods. Citizens before we make our recommendation to the route to serve most of the city, a secondary route for areas Eds for the projects, Conlisk said. were concerned the path would require removal of trees in Conlisk said. council," only partially developed at present, a recreational park ionlisk explained that the commission was operating on the east side of Abbott Road across from route and a coordination route to meet with MSU and thin the limits of the capital improvement allocation of v,L,a1rea Northlawn Street. Most of the cost for the summer and fall for making curb cuts arid project will be other governmental units, placing bicycle route signs on the The entire plan is expected to cost over $250,000. fief peace isume follo Secret bids to restore ?n week Ulster BELFAST, NORTHERN dawn Thursday. At least cease-fire d departed from practice by government should be IRELAND (AP) — A British 427 persons have lost their established in the Protestant proposals for an Indochina skipping Whitelaw's weekly JPAKIS (AP) - The soldier was killed by a lives in the protracted report to Parliament. They dominated north. Itnam peace conference cease-fire, return of all sniper in Belfast Thursday sectarian fighting, were believed to be Meanwhile, trouble spilled American prisoners and Ipened Thursday after a complete withdrawal from as Britain denied making Rumors of clandestine considering a new over the border into the [week break, with both 1 Communists and allies Vietnam within four secret moves to restore the broken cease-fire, despite a meetings between the suggestion by Jack Lynch Irish republic. In St. months of British and leaders of the prime minister of the Johnstown, across the Eigjng to old positions. the package deal. an agreement on 24-hour bloodbath which left 10 dead in the province. Irish Republican Army predominantly Catholic border from Londonderry, a But the U.S. delegation (IRA) have been rife since Irish republic to the south. Protestant hall was set on Jokesman fcion businesslike. And termed the Xuan Thuy and the Viet A single shot hit the trooper in the chest as he the IRA chief in Belfast, Lynch told his Parliament in fire and a fire truck on its Seamus Twomey, called for Dublin a broader based way to fight the blaze Cong's Nguyen Thi Binh, was j negotiators agreed to poured scorn on Nixon's stepped from a military a new truce Wednesday, system of regional hijacked. ■d a new meeting next observation post in the plan and reiterated that the Twomey said his forces Tursday. Communists' peace plan Ardoyne district of the city might consider renewing the Iphis reinforced constitutes "the basis for a where the Irish Republican cease-fire they ended '*l All loulation that a new Army (IRA) is deeply Sunday after 13 days if Ind of secret and possibly correct, just, reasonable solution logical and entrenched. British troops stick to truce STRUMS OUT to the ftre fruitful talks may be He was the fourth soldier terms barring them from problem." to die in tiding Politburo member nearly 200 arresting IRA men. I Due Tho of North The Communist plan calls shooting incidents which British government LtATtteR Itnam, who has held a on the United States to set a also killed six civilians. The spokesmen here and in &>«Di£5 AT violence surrounding mass pes of secret meetings in date for total withdrawal, London said there was no parades ! past with Henry A. isinger, left Peking on the immediate resignation of Thieu, establishment of a ■ ■ • t ■; ,\A * ■; Protestants Wednesday by celebrating a truth to reports of new secret contacts with the BKDTHeR 1690 ■ursday en route to Paris. Worth Vietnamese coalition government and release of prisoners. military victory over Roman Catholics made it terrorists. Britain's Conservative government WB/T fibassador Xuan Thuy laid * stress on a linkup of a Thuy and Binh appeared to be Cooling o ff one of the bloodiest days in the province's three years of lias been criticized for sending representatives to S6lCK'Sf exerting pressure on Blitary and political the United States to come communal strife. meet secretly with the IRA 205" n.Ac Tution to the war — up with some fresh This youngster has found one method of cooling off Eleven British soldiers leaders last week, Jhtly rephrasing the old proposals. during hot, humid summer days. were wounded in sniper But William Whitelaw, fej. ■ mmunist demands State News photo by Paul Heavenridge attacks that continued until Britain's administrator for Jthout fundamentally this unruly province, Inging them. He insisted defended the meeting as a It the United States end COUNCIL HEARS RESIDENTS chance for peace that had to Jjport for the South be tried. ■etnamese president, The British Cabinet met luyen Van Thieu to on the Irish situation but ■mit establishment llition government to be Bowed by a cease-fire. of a Peace vigil request OKd MCAT- DAT-GRE ■The U.S. delegate, A LSAT-ATGSB piam J. Porter, reiterated hodge • podge of of time restriction on the considered a letter from had been approved by the > allied position that a communications from East vigil and moved that the Martin Fox, 1812 Pinecrest state's election bureau and ise-fire should be put into Lansing residents occupied group be permitted to meet Drive, who complained of NAT L. BDS. Beet first and that then much of the city council provided adequate privacy. each Saturday between July the lack or privacy in the The council members Tolitical issues can be meeting Tuesday evening. 15 and Aug. 31, at which new leussed by the Vietnamese computerized voting noted they too had felt a Most significant among time the council could booths. sense of insecurity when long themselves." those was a request by the consider an extension. The first TI am sure, I hope, we East Lansing Friends for motion carried using the computer City Clerk Beverly Colizzi booths and referred the 111 be discussing this permission to conduct a unanimously. told the council members matter to the city manager litter more," he added. weekly peace vigil from 11 The council also that the voting machines for additional study. (Porter would make Ither comment no a.m. to noon every Saturday on the on the west side of MAC hting, telling reporters Ihout elaboration, "We Avenue, adjacent to Grand River Avenue. wmmmmmwwmmwm II have to have another The council BRAMS quickly AB % „ , Bkat the record." c . approved the idea after picking up after their initial hestiation about the igest suspension, the talks indefinite period requested. ■oduced no visible Councilman Robert J. fb livement toward peace, Wilcox said it was just good II \ lstead there were the business to place some sort PLANETARIUM for summer maintenance lniliar polemics that have shows resume August 4 irked the conference ping its 3V4 years. 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He was surprisingly well dressed and as I picked him up "But that's terrible," I said. One woman stood up on her Rolls - "There aren't enough jails to no exti Mike Cody, copy chief lock,, The Royce and shouted, "We have as much Rick Gosselln, sports editor from the ground and brushed him off I asked, "What happened?" "We Rich White People are sick and tired of being used as pawns by the right to be in the hall as the blacks, the all the Rich White People who and disgusted with the system." a£ JS commi He wiped his face with a silk politicians. We're fed up with them Chicanos, the Indians, the women and ampl'fi Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for the youth. The Democratic party used "We're not doing this for us " therefo handkerchief, "They threw me out coming to our country clubs and a i,, to care about Rich White People, but in a Dior pantsuit yelled. "We'-j the cor outstanding journalism. because I was lobbying for Rich White promising us everything - now that they're fat with their it for our children. We want 'doty The People." depreciation allowances, tax shelters, them to "Rich White lower income taxes. And then after telethons they don't give a damn have a better life than into thi People?" •A want them to inherit what is EDITORIALS "Yes," he said brushing his Gucci shoes with his handkercnief. "No one election day we're no better off than we were before. We have a right to be about us any more." The man In the Gucci shoes said, Why should the 'have . nets' „ seasonc "We're not going to sit around and •An everything and the 'haves' War heard." at this convention cares about Rich be throw study White us, reopie. They nHue People. lip service pay up liray pny service to but when It comes to doing w "Of course you have," I said. "The Rich White People are the backbone of take It. We're going to turn this " _ - convention around. If our voices aren , out of the convention hall?" Another man in tennis "Those people in there have no whites said ritJ those w • Ac disappoint to speak for us. They've sore money, so how do they know what never y it is to be rich? They've never The recommendations from ben impression that it would be an audited by the Internal RevjZ the dismantled University and intensive 10 day study. He said Service or seen their stock East portfolio Lansing Committee on that he had other committee go down because of inflation. Thev Policies relating to the Indochina obligations and did not have the don't know what It is to put thek fortunes in tax free municipal MM war were a disappointment. And - boni time t0 continue the study the blame for that feeling lies on or try to deduct a dinner for 5oM, extensively. While this is business expense." AD] the University side of Grand understandable he should not River Avenue. Just then a man from the have accepted the position on Democratk CKl One of the National Committee came out contributing the committee if he did not have and said, "Mr. Lawrence O'Brien would factors to the disappointing taste the time for a thorough like a delegation of Rich White Peopk Mi left in the public mouth is that to be his honored investigation. guests in the gallery some of the representatives on It was most unfortunate that providing you promise to behave the committee were not really the University subcommittee did yourselves." interested in an extensive study. with the not meet city "How many Rich White People ishe One of the representatives from the Academic Council pleaded subcommittee. But the fact of talking about?" the shoes demanded. man in the Gucd OR the matter is that they did not that he accepted the position on have the time. President Wharton the "Ten," the DNC representative said committee under the demanded last Monday that the w "Tell him to forget it. We don't warn subcommittee wrap up its work tokenism. We may rich, but at least we're proud." Center by Friday. Tuesday was the Fourth of July and the earliest Copyright 197 2, Los Angeles Times By DE Action on a Woman's Center the subcommittee could meet State N request for $2,500 in operating last Thursday. So the Secom expenses was delayed by the East subcommittee had to complete Lansing City Council Tuesday by an insurmountable amount of TWO CENTS WORTH A Big 1 aste \ referring the request to the city work that night, iroblems manager for additional study. It is easy to see that as the irojects Capitalism brassified high The city was wise to give the hour grew late tempers grew :onsidere request consideration but it short and frustrations mounted, appears that the services are It would have been much more already offered elsewhere. productive to adjourn to another To the Editor: against Individual rights." When In this century, If at all, has the McCarthy era hard line and the need to present a better image vis - a • - new ., court . president and If t a new court are tlx Control A e durir Letters thpr -rh, The concept behind the time when everyone could have In your column in the State News answer. you will examine thi determi the Supreme Court or any agency of vis Russia In the struggle for the history of go vera men t and its alliance Women's Center is solid in its reasoned more rationally - but on July 6 which was entitled "Burger nterest Court Chops Rlghta," you make two government, placed righta of the "Third World" produced the soft line with the capitalist class, you wll desire to provide women with they could not because of the uch a c statements which Indicate that you employed or working class majority of the Warren court rather than any recognize that this process has bees ring. 'community services. But the time limit placed on the seem to believe that political above the needs of the employing or particular concern over individual repeated for .several generations to no If the ai 'services the committee capitalist claas? The Supreme Court liberties. Now, once again, concerned avail. Political government in th center has in mind by President democracy Is effective and appropriate lold a Bi; In the era following the industrial has blown hard when hardness seemed by the growing opposition to the United Stages is as antiquated and are already being offered by the Wharton. to be the way of saving American machinations of government In the unsuitable to the interests of t iampusw revolution and that individuals in ould n Drug Education Center and the Granted, committee meetings capitalism and has blown aoftly when interests of the capitalist class, the majority of citizens as was the rule government determine governmental chedule Listening Ear, both of which are will tend to go on forever if they policies. You state: "The Supreme softness seemed to best serve the needs court Is having to take a harder stance. Britain to the American colonies in tlx nterest in presently being assisted by East are allowed to but it would have Court as a symbol of America's of the capitalist class. The reaction to Your last paragraph Implies that a 18th century. taff at th Lansing funds. been more appropriate to the devotion to civil liberties" (was It ever u e b k such a symbol) "la just about dead, What really is needed is industrii Jacquie Brown, spokeswoman goals of the subcommittee if the POINT OF VIEW democracy and the abolition oordinatc for the group, has suggested that brassified by Richard Nixon." The fact Control Ai president had given them more is that the Supreme Court and all capitalism and its political state. Whe the center could conl use funds to than a four-day warning, faceta of political government have the usefully employed people ligh schoi expand their services to include Warren Day, chairman of the been "brassified," to use your term, America so decide, they will organii free classes on the history of women or to teach basic city subcommittee, summed up the greatest disappointment in not by individuals but by capitaliam and by the interests of the capitalist Letters sus in the manner in which industrially, will declare thei they function inder cons In Sept* Control A mechanics. Courses such as these class as opposed to the Interests of the Independence of capitalism and of tlx the incident when he said, "Our By Ronald Oster capitalist class and will take over and sponso: majority, the employed or working many people who would actually wait be offt can easily be taught at the Free important priority must be in class. You say: "Nixon has crippled East Lansing graduate student six weeks before taking their repair run the industries and useful servics )aper re University at no charge. getting the University and the the court's once proud stand on civil (Editor's note: The State News work elsewhere (would you?). for the use and benefit of all and wit 'ustin Mor The city should continue to liberties." And "He, Nixon, is leading establish a functional administratioi city out of the war business, prints as many letters as space will Therefore, I must assume that anyone of the processes or production and The 1 work to improve these services the court to a retreat to the turn of allow as they are submitted. A letter who did so was either too passive to People are dying every day in the century when the court was the distribution and the useful services to ndepende along the channels through affect such a vehement retaliation or Indochina while we're worrying defending Electronics Joint was best serve the general welfare and to ipproxima tool of repression, consistently allied was trying to prove a point for some will exami which they are already offered, about procedures." printed June 30.) the with government and big business predetermined reason. assure blessings of liberty to ill of newspa] A few days ago, while paging citizens. More Important, if we are to infer related to through the issue of June 26,1 came that the tale was a bias premeditation, across a letter entitled, "Peoples repair Ralph Muncj Ronald JV»Y YATES gives bum deal." are the two competitive elements Ann Arbor resident irofessor < As an advocate of "Naderlsm" I was themselves; the Electronics Joint and July 9,19T will coord HI - Fi Buys. The latter is clearly ind work pleased to see that an irate favored to the detriment of the with the ai consumer(s) had gathered up the Electronics Joint. So it is most Nixon, man of the hour courage to speak out. But as I read on I was stirred by a gnawing reminiscence of bygone advertising Interesting to note that the particular parts needed by the Electronics Joint had to be acquired from Hi • Fl Buys, ROTC During year most >alls on 1 t practices. newspape and that the failure of this acquisition To the Editor: 'urposes. ] Some time ago, when columns such as "Two cents worth" first became precipitated the longer wait. It is of I read with interest the Point ot tosenhaft, Joe Ditzhazy, Bloomfield Hills was making mistakes and I knew he really the fat, greasy cigar ■ smoking further Interest that when Dean went View article headlined "ROTC Tto tuthority, senior, was in the State News office was going to lose so I pulled out of the popular, several astute businessmen type'* just like the stereotype," struck upon the idea of utilizing this to HI ■ Fl Buys himself, he found the Soldiers Real Deserters" whicH lerious dif Wednesday with his American campaign when Lindsay decided not Ditzhazy said. parts to be suddenly "immediately pleaded for amnesty for draft resists Tourister combination lock briefcase to go Into the Michigan primary." free space to their advantage. The woject." available!" against the Vietnam War. I believe thil The pro full of campaign materials for Lindsay result was a flurry of "testimonials" Ditzhazy said that he disliked the I and Humphrey and Nixon. "But one thing that bothered me Mc Govern campaign for the same similar to "Peoples Repair." am not concerned with presenting amnesty for draft resisters will one day with the was that the Lindsay people were that he pulled out of SDS. any accusation; I could never be be proclaimed by our fedew explained, Ditzhazy has quite a bit of political reason Most newspaper publishers, finding certain that the letter written by Dean government which has previously material like a slightly out - of - date more involved In what they were going "These people are all so narrow - themselves in the middle of a festering and Klrkdorfer was an anachronistic pwj to do after the campaigning was over minded about their purpose," he said. amnesty to enemies of two worn Humphrey card with his name printed sore, quickly established screening reoccuranee of an advertising gimmick, wars. But where is the amnesty for in the left hand corner and "most than in what was happening in the - The Nixon camp contacted him procedures to alleviate the problem. but I can say with absolute certainty soldiers that are now in Now recently national staff (resigned)" campaign right then," he said. Some publishers, however, established that it reeks with suspicion. And this when he pulled out of the Humphrey Vietnam prisons? inked on the bottom. He has had procedures which allowed "selected After that the Humphrey people campaign just after Humphrey pulled suspicion, which may be entirely A substantial numer of th* occasion to collect these important testimonials" to appear. These new unfair to Dean, Kirkdorfer and Hi Fi contacted him and asked him to work his trick with the California soldiers are ROTC officers. The# papers and keep them in his locked delegates. testimonials had more than an - with them, Ditzhazy said. They even Buys could have been avoided if the same ROTC officers are being brandw brief case because he has worked In all incidental bias in favor of big sent him to Washington. Ditzhazy said that one of the major State News had taken the as deserters and weekend warriors#! three camps since February. reasons why he joined the Nixon advertisers. This gave the publisher a precautionary measures to prevent the author of the article to which) Knowing that Ditzhazy has been "Even thfen I was thinking of group was because that is the only degree of leverage with his larger publishing a letter containing an overt around quite a bit (he was also in SDS place outaide of the McGovern group advertisers since testimonials of this referred (R. McClellan • lo* working for Nixon," he said. competitive dialectic. coordinator for Vietnam Veterw In 1968 and the Marines in 1969) I But he decided to give his all for the where a young person will really, have sort were often taken more seriously Finally, the State News has opened Against the War). I am proud to Mjj asked him what insights he has couped from his experiences with the various campaigns. Humphrey "I camp anyway. thought my going out there would the chance to get a position. But there is a much deeper reason for his most recent loyalty. than space ads. Hence, the publisher could aid big business in stifling smaller competition. questions regarding It's own position In this situation. This letter might not that I was an ROTC officer that servtf in Vietnam. Be have been written If I hadn't been Jim Hodp "Well, I got Into the Lindsay do something for the Humphrey "I guess I like the Nixon campaign On the surface, the context of paging through today's paper (June campaign because I like the kind of campaign, but I was wrong," he said. because there are a lot of people there Dean's gripe would appear quite valid. 28) only to find a full back page color First LieutenaJ man he is," he said. "But I knew he "I found that the Democrats t Chicago, H""™ are just like myself," he said. there are spread for Hi • Fl Buys. July 9,1971 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau we PKFSPewr Canutes A MCATM, ,9 Mur/rrH WKH homo sirr&Gzr&r ii uufirn in wm. , ANOI H/WT THOROUGHLY 1. A. Pouce pepwtnieNr ANP your hot; youm TUT —ts) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 14, 1972 5 Council plans Suit seeks limit bikeday events to LANSING (UPI) judicial funding - The the contributor any money Elsman said they had no The East Lansing bike day activities scheduled for Michigan Supreme Court that has not been spent. lv 23 are underway with a full array of activities, but proof of any specific was asked Wednesday to Named in the suit are the In extension of hours for the rock concert. make it illegal for judicial State Bar of Michigan, its misconduct, they said "There is The city attorney explained to the bike day a general candidates to feeling receive members and all judges and mittee members that city ordinances do not permit among the public and contributions from current candidates for amDlified music beyond 6 p.m. The city council lawyers that winning judges practicing attorneys. judges in all Michigan will in times and in therefore refused to extend the hours, but approved some The suit was filed by Courts except the Supreme the committee's request for a bicycle race course. some ways repay from their Douglas Mackenzie of Court. judicial position The race, which is to highlight the day, will be split Belleville, a layman, and Although Mackenzie and for contributions given...." into three categories: James Leonard, an attorney •A 25 mile marathon for open competitors, or with a Birmingham law seasoned bicycle riders. firm. •An easy those rider event, similar to a road rally, for who don't wish to ride too hard. Their suit asks the high court to issue an injunction War issue A children's event. prohibiting SUM. from or any attorney contributing "directly indirectly" to the key for De COHHONilYgiKEIMr cW23 BKe. Hike mara campaigns seeking of persons judgeships and, conversely, prohibiting the candidates from receiving DETROIT (UPI) — Sen. George McGovem's chances of winning the presidential election are "virtually nil," unless he bases his campaign on the Vietnam War, a leader of the national antiwar group said Thursday. MA^ATHOKJ E.KTTRV James Lafferty, national coordinator of the National such contributions. This map shows the police approved Specifically, the two are Peace Action Coalition (NPAC), said McGovem's only real raceway for a 25 chance of winning this year is if the peace movement keeps NM4E HOHS- mile long bike marathon in East Lansing. The events asking that the court either reinterpret or amend the the Vietnam issue alive, despite President Nixon's efforts to are scheduled for July 23. The long course which is state bar code of "make the war more Dalatahle to the Deople." ADPRESJ about 2Vi miles long will be for open competitors. A professional responsibility The coalition demands the immediate, total and shorter route will be for those who are not in good and the canons of judicial unconc6tional withdrawal of all U.S. forces and materials CATt&OMT: □ CompatitWe. n Eaoj R.d«r QVou«1(ia.-UKe sponsoring the first class Recently, 90 per cent of BASTILLE o be offered anywhere on the incinerators in Married aper recycling, through ustin Morrill College. Housing were shut down by The course, an the Waste Authority and replaced with Control ="-=■- FISH DINNER ndependent study open to pproximately 20 students, will examine the collection garbage bins. Married housing residents K3~ DA )!! $|39 if newspapers and complained to the authority I-7S AT SASHABAW ROAD problems ALL THE A elated to paper recycling. OCEAN PERCH JU Ronald Wilson, associate TONIGHT! thru irofessor of natural science, NEJAC TV YOU CAN EAT Hi ITUROAY, JULY 15 sleVs helps PER PERSON Jt 8 30 p i will coordinate the course ind work in with the conjunction authority. STEREO RENTALS and OPEN SUN. thru THURS. HAIR celebrate) During the 'ear most past academic of the residence $9.50 per month 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Fri. & Sat. " with great summer ■alls on 6 a.m. to 4 a.m. SUNDAY. JULY 16 it 7:30 p.m.^ campus collected 2820 E. GRAND RIVER lewspapers for recycling THE ASSOCIATION savings! see the conventions 'urposes. However, Mark E. and "" ^ ™,MRosenhaft' director of the the Olympics ? uS mthority, said, "We had 1000's of tops srious difficulties with the • 1/3 to 1/2 off woject." 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The part executives, in effect telling Chrysler is still going officials, the agency is now get the job done. In new Price Commission withdrawn would have them that not all of the ahead with its request for covered moving quickly to try to Chrysler's case, it was the strategy aimed at trimming economic cost increase would be allowed. increases to pass along the restrain price-increase threat of rejection by price increases sure to have increases, and would have "It was basically cost of safety and requests if it appears that persuasion. In other cases it a large adverse impact on amounted to about $70 per jawboning," one antipollution equipment they would affect the could be limiting the kinds the cost of living. vehicle. commission spokesman said, required by the government. Consumer Price Index by of costs that can be passed Chrysler announced in As part of the new referring to the term The cost is about $110 per 0.1 per cent. through, sources said, or Detroit that it is strategy, a team of meaning use of government car. In essence, it means a other means. with drawing part of a commission officials went persuasion to try to cut or The chances are that this harder look at such The automobile industry naturally is coming in for special treatment because of its enormous influence on the price indicators, a spokesman for the commission said. "We've talked to all of them," the spokesman said of the auto manufacturers. "Naturally they would get special attention." Price increases for the other auto makers are pending. The spokesman said last week's trip to Traveling .show BASTILLE BAY Detroit by the commission team was aimed mainly at the Chrysler increase. He gave no indication whether These two MSU students entertain children in from "Piggy Wiggy Woo" being sponsored by the Summer Dance Theater for children. Actors in the a scene the other companies would traveling show are from MSU, Lansing Community EVENT be urged to trim their requests voluntarily. College and East Lansing High School. State News photo by Chuck Michaels EXTRAORDINAIRE! Tear gas utilized FRIDAY JULY 14 to deteracc/den fsl SAIGON (AP) - Some same reason. "To that crashed was piloted byl American helicopters in Vietnam now are carrying guard against this the late John Paul Vano,! very hazardous situation, senior U.S. adviser in ti»| tear gas canisters to prevent selected helicopter crews central highlands, who wl panic - stricken soldiers or engaged in evacuation trying to rescue Americul civilian refugees from operations aerosal CS were issued field advisers during thtl dragging them down in containers," an abandonment of the South! efforts to scramble aboard. Army statement said. "The safety Vietnamese base camp ill Military officials, of lives Tan Canh. Vann was late I disclosing this Thursday, and the safe operation of killed in another helicoptetl said the spraytype canisters the aircraft were the main of CS gas were authorized consideration in crash. The other helicoptetl the was lost at Fire Butl because of several incidents decision." Bastogne, southwest of Huc.l involving refugees and The statement, issued in An Army spokesman saidl South Vietnamese soldiers response to inquiries about the CS canisters, said that he did not know how man;! during the current enemy helicopters had beeol offensive. "in instance to date has no supplied with the CS gas bull In at least the two been used by Mayl l/ cases, gas the initial issue, in late helicopters crashed after helicopter crew members." or early June, was lOdl being overturned or It said the problem of canisters distributed tol overloaded by desperate refugees and soldiers trying combat aviation units in all| civilians and soldiers trying to scramble aboard U.S. parts of South Vietnam. to climb aboard or grab helicopters had diminished onto the skids. There also sharply with a general CS gas is a riot • control I used! SIDEWALK CELEBRATION have been several incidents in improvement in the agent that has been which helicopters narrowly battlefield situation. commonly in Vietnam foil missed crashing for the One of the helicopters years. It is described «| nontoxic, but causeil temporary Irritation of thtl STREET BflNEE Downi ow skin, eyes and mucous| membranes. I 104 S. 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WfM£ ® B^]SAD and ALE © REGULAR '59" 245 ANN E.LANSING STREETj I 402 S.WASHINGTON JI LANSING " Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 14, 1972 7 SPORTS" Sinden picks Trevino catches unit to meet MUIRFIELD, (UPI) — Scotland Defending with Jacklin, leaving the pair one stroke up on Jack titles in his possession in his bid for the grand slam, said: champion Lee Trevino Nicklaus. Russians roared back from bogies on the first three two Nicklaus, the big man fro in Columbus, Ohio who "The to course be absolutely eaten a is just waiting up. piece of cake." It's TORONTO (UPI) - Coach Harry holes to fire a 36-34 — 70 is bidding for his third Jacklin, a 26 - year - old ginden, helping himself to the Thursday and share the 36- :v straight major Briton, who won the title in S National Hockey League's first and hold lead with Britain's championship, suffered 1969 and took the U.S. I second all - star teams, Wednesday Tony Jacklin in the British because of poor iron play open the following year, :;j: named 35 pros to Team Canada, the Open Golf championship. while fashioning halves of had halves of 35-37 over the :§ aggregation that will represent Trevino, who teed off late 38-34 for 72 to be one of 6,892 - yard course despite i I Canada against the Soviet Union in in the day, opened bogie, several men at 142. a triple bogey six at the I S| an eight - game Hockey series in birdie, bogie but settled After his _ u nd, 13th. down. Birdies the ninth Nicklaus, who already has >:• September. on Johnny Miller, a 25 • year Hut one of the most prominent and 12th pulled him even the Masters and U.S. old from San Francisco, Open - players named, Bobby Hull, appeared came home with a course :? a doubtful starter in light of his record 66 after halves of I* recent signing with the Winnipeg I entry in the World Hockey Assn. The Montreal Canadiens led the Baltimore 32-34. But an opening 76 also left him at 142. The highlight of his round was a I:? NHL in supplying players to the double eagle at the 558-yard I team with seven, including Frank and Pete Mahovlich and Yvan Cournoyer. Colts, Irsay fifth. Nicklaus admitted over - The Boston Bruins were next with BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. the prime reasons for his confidence may have been TONY JACKLIN GARY PLAYER I six and these included the NHL's (UPI) - Carroll move to the Los Angeles his undoing. "Because of I leading scorer, Phil Esposito, and Rosenbloom became sole area was because of the the good conditions I took seventh, while he short when he was plugged in a I outstanding defenseman Bobby Orr, owner of the Los Angeles success of the Colt teams. it for granted I would shoot was at the 10th and then failed trap on the left. He came :j: Rams Thursday, trading his He said that representatives whose chances of playing are also in in the mid 60s. Maybe I Baltimore Colts in a deal to save his par when faced out into a trap on the other $ doubt due to a knee operation after of the news media in took too much for granted with a 10 - foot putt on the side of the green and took :j: which cost him no cash. Baltimore expect the Colts last season. The New York Rangers and the course was tougher The new owners of the to win and have a "so what" 18th. two to get down. He also had five of their players named to than I thought," he said. He hit good bogied the second and the team. Colts are Robert Irsay, a attitude. Gary Player, who eight iron won shots to line up four footers 10th holes, but made four Sinden announced the names at a Chicago industrialist and "This is a new challange," the one of his two titles Willard Keland of Racine, at the 11th and 13th for birdies with putts ranging said Rosenbloom. He held packed news conference at a here in '59, came in with his birdies, while he exploded downtown hotel. Featured in Wis. Irsay is the 51 per cent up his finger and pointed to second 71 to join the group fr°m 18 to 22 feet, out of a trap to within seven addition to 19 of the players at the owner as required by a Super Bowl ring and said, at 142. Player said severe Miller went out "to National Football League feet at the 17th for his jij hotel was a jazz quartet, hostesses in "There's nothing I'm more pin placements may have freewheel" after his rules. other birdie. •: hot pants, melting ice statues and a proud of than this ring. I had an effect, but Nicklaus Jacklin moderate opening round. room wide bar. Rosenbloom called a hope we'll have one out would not have this. displayed the • news conference at the "They steel of champion by here shortly." Sinden said "balance" was the were difficult," he said, recovering from CENTRAL UNITED Beverly Hills Hotel to When asked what he ''But this is a near j: "main criterion" in his selection of disaster at the 13th to make announce his acquisition of could do for the Rams, METHODIST championship." birdies at the 14th and j: 21 forwards, 11 defensemen and the Rams. He said he Rosenbloom said, "I hope Nicklaus had three bogies Across from the capitol •: three goalies from 10 of the NHL's received word from NFL 17th. "I knew if I could some of the luck I've had and three birdies in an up Sermon — "Pardon Me, make up two strokes I { 14 teams. Commissioner Pete Rozelle will rub off on the and down round. He missed would be in good shape, but Your Spirit is Showing" late Wednesday that the from five "We were looking for balance — feet at the sixth one deal was approved by other and three more dropped shot Rev. Betts preaching : between youth and experience, - putted the would be the end." 10 a.m. service owners and flew here : offense and defense and finesse and Jacklin's moment of Thursday evening worship : aggressiveness," he said. immediately from truth at the short 13th came Baltimore. Service - 7:30 p.m. were: Defensemen named to the team Bergman, Don Awrey, Boston; Gary Detroit; Jocelyn Rosenbloom contemplated no immediate said changes in Ram front office he Owners swap: ^UCKLAN^ call Nursery Available 485-9477 Guevremont, Vancouver; Jacques or field personnel though he College Travel | Laperriere, Montreal; Bobby Orr, Boston; Brad Park, New York; Serge was accompanied by Don Klosterman, the Baltimore Colts for Rams 351-6010 130 W. Grand River FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Savard, Montreal; Rod Seiling, New general manager. BALTIMORE, MD. (UPI) Florida. Instead, Nicknaming his team — York; Pat Stapleton, Chicago, J.C. "For the present we will Rosenbloom opted for Grand River "The Baltimore Unitas California and Irsay's Rams. Tremblay, Montreal; and Bill White, make haste slowly," at Collingwood Entrance I Chicago. Rosenbloom said. "The Colts," new owner Robert "I pledge to you I will East Lansing Irsay Said Thursday that he pEOpl.ES All players on the first and second Rams have a fine not move the Baltimore Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. will keep the franchise in Lesson Sermon Subject :• NHL all ■ stary teams for 1971 - 72 organization. I hope we can Colts," said Irsay who owns - named to Team Canada. contribute Baltimore and honor 51 per cent of the club were something to ■ : A condition for playing on the team which meets the Russians is Tommy (Prothro) and his staff." veteran quarterback Johnny Unitas' ten year contract. - "At this time I have no stock. His partner, Willard (Bud) Wis. Keland of Racine, not in town. chuRch "LIFE" | that every player sign a contract with Prothro, the Ram coach was thoughts of Wednesday Testimonial ■ an NHL team before Aug. 13, the for only one year, was playing this "Why did I buy the Colts 200 W. Grand River the conference team anywhere else," the 49 instead of Meeting ■ day practice sessions begin. The present at keeping the at Michigan ; series opens in Montreal on Sept. 2. along with out - going Ram - year- old Chicago air Rams? I've always followed 8:00 p.m. 332-5073 president Bill Barnes and his conditioning executive and the Colts. They have one of Sunday School to age 20 Bobby Hull recently signed close friend of Bears' owner the greatest people in the WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 a.m. a assistant, Jack Teele. • multimillion dollar contract with the In answer to a question, George Halas told a news 10:00 A.M. world, Johnny Unitas," "David - The | Winnipeg Jets of the WHA and conference. Reading Room Temporarily Rosenbloom said, "I am Irsay said. Responsible Man" Located in Church : Sinden and other Hockey Canada 100 per cent owner of the Baltimore fans were By Dr. Robertson OPEN : officials confirmed that Hull would Rams. That's the only way I concerned with rumors this CHURCH SCHOOL Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. ! not be able to play for Team Canada operate. Frankly, I didn't year that the Colts' former ST. JOHN Crib through Adults Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri, unless he signs an NHL contract, have owner Carroll Rosenbloom TONY ESPOSITO any cash in this FELLOWSHIP HOUR eves 7 - 9 g.m. presumably with his former team, transaction. It was simply a would the club to STUDENT All are welcome to the Chicago Black Hp.wks, before trade." on the patio attend church UNIVERSITY CENTER services and visit Aug. 13. Rosenbloom said one of after church service and use the reading Hockey Canada is an umbrella SEVENTH-DAY room. Sunday Masses: organization of private interests and ADVENTIST CHURCH the Canadian Amateur Hockey Assn. 327 M.A.C. Edgcwood United 149 Highland Avenue organized to form a Canadian East Lansing national team. Saturday 7:00 p.m. 337-1430 Sunday 8:30 a.m. Saturday Services: Group Bible Study 9:30 AM . 9:45 ST. JOHN EAST a.m, Church 469 N. Hagadorn E. Lansing 4828 S. Hagadorn An Ecumenical Fellowship Worship 11:00 AM Summer Sunday Worship Service 9:30 A.M. Wednesday: (across from Hubbard) Sermon by Dr. Truman A. Morrison Discussion and Prayer Groups Church School - Crib Room through Sunday 11:45 a.m. 7:30 PM Sixth grade 6:00 p.m. For information call: Call 882-6580 or I 337-9778 332-0991 or 332-8693 number if you n transportation MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. Guest Minister Rev. Ouwinga * EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. Guest Minister Rev. Ouwinga Visit our new Student Center open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 (across from mmm Hubbard Hall) AND STUDENT CENTER - 1509 RIVER TERRACE LCMS for students at Lutheran MARTIN LUTHER » a&t CHAPEL Campus 1518 S. Washington Lansing 444 Abbott Road Ministries 332-0778 Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA 9:45 A.M. Fellowship for students and College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. WORSHIP HOURS faculty at | in the fireside room. refreshments 11 a.m. Communion 9:30 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN [j Dr. Howard F. 1st & 3rd CHURCHj 1020 S. 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Vietnamese marines battled they killed 13 North the city, and the North American jet accidentally The marines North Vietnamese Vietnamese in two clashes Vietnamese still control the bombed government lines acknowledged more than infantrymen Thursday in a cost of one airborn Citadel. south of the city and U.S. 100 killed and wounded in third day of heavy fighting soldier killed and four He was referring to a air strikes were temporarily two days of heavy fighting north and northeast of the wounded. 19th century walled fortress suspended to coordinate the after the landing. city of Quang Tri, field in the heart of Quang Tri scores of planes striking the Both sides have been Ranking military sources reports said. on the northern front said that served as a government area. known to exaggerate enemy Associated Press the military headquarters until The U.S. Command losses and minimize their 20,000 • man the city fell last May 1. It confirmed that one soldier own. correspondent Dennis Neeld government drive into has been heavily fortified by was killed and one woulded The U.S. Command reported that the marines Quang Tri Province has claimed they killed 118 made some progress during the North Vietnamese with in the incident, but a reported four Americans North Vietnamese and the past week but conceded captured howitzers and spokesman said he couldn't were killed in action last knocked out five tanks in a the North Soviet - made antiaircraft confirm the report of a week, 18 were wounded and Vietnamese series of clashes several remain in control of the artillery. suspension of the bombing. five died of nonhostile miles outside the northern Capt. Gail Furrow, a The command, in a causes.. Five were added to city. paratrooper adviser at the second revision of its report the list of missing. The provincial capital. Marine "Indications are that the front on the southern edge on a marine combat assault figures were down sharply casualties were said to be six North Vietnamese are going killed and 27 wounded. to defend Quang Tri right of Quang Tri, told north of Quang Tri from the previous week, Government paratroopers down to the wire," one Associated Press Tuesday, acknowledged that when 14 were killed and 23 on the southern and eastern source said. "He who correspondent Richard two marines were missing wounded. liolloms " I Blystone that progress has and a total of 10 were The South Vietnamese been slow but measurable. wounded when their command reported 661 This child from the Lansing YMCA finds the world is up-side-down when he Show starts Every day. Furrow said, helicopters put South government soldiers killed summersaults. Amazing. Many feel the world is up-side-down when you stand still C his battalion takes few Vietnamese marines on the and 2,585 wounded last State News photo by Paul REST a when the more bunkers, a few more ground under heavy North week. Heavenridge action starts - houses, and kills 60 or 70 Vietnamese fire. North Vietnamese. The Viet Cong's radio at dusk. But the North Thursday claimed the Vietnamese are putting up stiff constant resistance despite pounding by air strikes and artillery. government landed and in battalion that the area wiped out with 450 killed wounded, including "was Israeli court Sin and the fate of admitted killer Working LOD, Israel (AP) - Kozo May 30, killing 26 persons joke." the struggle against Israel, Tirl they take Okamoto admitted full and wounding 67. His two Growing impatient when he said, "and we felt in this responsibility Thursday in accomplices also perished, he was continually attempt we could stir up BARBARA the Lod Airport massacre "My profession is a soldier interrupted for translation, this fervor. This was out and told his judges he has of the Red Army," a leftist Okamoto shouted in motivation." HERSHEYas I English: "I He claimed that while tlx no regrets about the people radical group in Japan want to he killed. The three dedicated to world continue." Arabs have attempted to members of the court then revolution, he said, The defendant outlined compromise in the Middle retired to consider his fate The war of the Red Army, the Red Army's connection East conflict, the Israeli! and their ruling is expected he added, is declared with the Popular Front for "on the basis of their one Pb93- father, a prominent St. issue involved. Friends and the district. It is pending in field, Eagleton was a of a new war powers act Louis attorney, took him close associates regard him principal sponsor of the which has passed the Senate Truck the House. BUD'S along to the Clean Air Act of 1970 and °s%su.r£sxr Auto Parts Inc. Republican National 1940 as a liberal on most matters. When elected to the to He also introduced a bill require strict was an author of the Water and is pending in the House. Late Model Motors and Convention. Senate four years ago, he Pollution Act of He was an early advocate BOB jones paints manufacturing quotas on 1971, parts a speciality. But both father and son called that the climax of which is still pending in a of stopping the bombing in Halfway between Holt and later amphetamine — a measure Vietnam. He called in 1968 became strong "the ultimate ambition." that became moot when the conference committee and lason on N. Cedar 694-2154 Democrats. And on "I'd like to be regarded as Nixon administration issued scheduled for action after for an immediate ceasefire Thursday the 42-year - old a great U.S. senator," he the current summer recess. in Vietnam. WASHDAY SAvinos CYCLOPS STUDIO an administrative order to HOUSE PAINTING ]ic pw load Eagleton, now Missouri's said. accomplish that. Th« bMl for tow Photography Reasonable Rates He has been vice He was also among Free Estimates freshman senator, was Eagleton's rise in Missouri the Sptciil T««m Wulwr SOc named Arguing that public chairman of the Senate's air senators who have tried to ' by Sen. George politics has been metoric. housing projects caused a WENDROW'seconowash Jere Brown McGovem to be his vice His and water pollution whittle down military M0« VIM SI. Bruce Douglas career began with financial strain on local subcommittee under Sen. bIK. W. ofSws 220 ALBERT presidential running mate. election as St. Louis circuit school spending and was successful o 11 p.m. I —349-1005 after 5 P.M districts, Eagleton Muskie. Environmental in knocking out the MBT-70 When he defeated attorney when he 27. was sponsored an amendment, problems have been one of tank as an wally's golf driving range incumbent Democratic Sen. Four years late, he became later adopted, that allowed example of the aloha his main concerns in recent wasteful and body shop Edward V. Long in a 1968 Missouri's attorney general unnecessary miniature golf federal funds to be spent in months. Over 20 Years In Mason spending. -FREE ESTIMATES- Golf Equipment Sales primary, Eagleton called and another four years later, We Specialize In Insurance fairway golf range politics his lifelong at 35, he won the lieutenant Work; Collision Service; vocation. governor's office. GRAND RIVER AVENUE Expert Painting 677-7391 213 N. East MASON "I never wanted to be policeman or a cowboy like a As lieutenant governor he presided over the Missouir Youth delegation split seen other kids," he said. Senate with a flair that (Continued from page 1) demanded immediate delegates to the three PAR - MOR staying at the Eagleton has sometimes endeared him to newsmen. respresentation in the adjournment fearing that happy ad been standing committees — GOLF COURSES RUFF-INN? referred to as a Quick witted, he often national party hierarchy — a - they were being railroaded Rules, platform, adn Kennedy - type Democrat. broke tensions with a microphone system had not into accepting positions that credentials. Illuminated Driving Range He is youthful in characteristic quip. been set up and Farmer was might hurt McGovern's The 9 hole Par 3 group could not (, Regulation course Vour Camping Needs < appearance, smiles easily Since the convention forced to shout the meeting nomination chances. decide upon a solution to A to Z Rental even when the started in Miami Beach and Corner Park Lk. Rd. 4 E. M-78 Call Mike 355-8255 joke's at his to order. Wallace, Jackson, the problem, however, and 332-3432 6019 S. Cedar after Sen. Edmund Muskie, 393-2232 expense and is a Roman Humphrey and some in Catholic. his first choice, withdrew, trying to do so total "Get somebody else up McGovern delegates voted chaos broke out. Sen. Edward (Ted) Eagleton has aligned himself there who's got a the — voice we adjournment down but One delegate, attempting Kennedy helped in with McGovern forces. can hear," a black California not without creating even to reunite the divided For Sale For Sale Lost & Found Eagleton's senatorial Eagleton said at Miami body delegate demanded when greater dissension among the introduced a resolution that campaign four years ago. Beach Wednesday night he some delegates began _ young delegates. said that all young people in BICYCLE: LADIES' 3 speed SANSUI TU-555 tuner and AU thought it an honor to be LOST: MALE Colli#, Sable, IT/I J wyr. complaining that they could Tom Pruitt, a California the convention would work Phillips. Week old. $45. -222 amp. Special on Electro 355 0946. 1-7-14 Voice 9 - A speakers. white diamond neck, "hO 8 Whose considered for the vice not hear. delegate and member of the to defeat President Nixon. children's pet. Reward presidency. YDA then told the delegates CANON CLEARANCE: FT The resolution was - 332-2947 3-7 17 Farmer shouted louder QL Pellix lens and «*/. akota Democratic presidential to squeeze McGovern wants to be positions even if it meant McGovem runs nominee George McGovern delegate representation president, is determined to Goldwater sought the President is Richard M. ran, he became the major antagonizing large segments is a Barry Goldwater of the often far beyond their real achieve his goal and of his party. presidency when one Nixon. While riding high issue of that campaign. Nixon'scredibility^hei ®n(1 left, an extremist doomed to defeat so overwhelming support among voters. And like Goldwater confident he can. He represents the nation's McGovern envisions president, John F. Kennedy, had just been assassinated, after highly publicized trips to Peking and Moscow, he is Political oratory revolved around his views, whether Whether he forced to spend succ^ the next he will carry much of his McGovern became leader of still a disliked figure to a they were dangerous for the four months majority party that, even himself as a unifier. Over and his successor, Lyndon defending hi country. record party down with him. a deeply divided party with while divided, gives him a the past month, he has B. Johnson, was riding a generation of Democrats may determi„ Parallels do exist with many key figures saying he far stronger starting point sought to tone down his wave of sympathy and who have fought him in five In the President fall campaign, Nixon and his whether McGovern Goldwater's fate S Wts Goldwater, the conservative not only couldn't win but than the divided and more controversial positions support as he achieved of the past six national GOP nominee routed in meant party disaster. minority GOP gave 1964 by Lyndon B. Beyond the superficial, Goldwater eight years ago. Johnson, but the contrasts however, the differences McGovern's nomination is appear to be far more between Goldwater and the product of political FAMILY COMES FIRST' striking as McGovern sets McGovem are broad and reforms that have made out to unify the Democrats basic. primary elections the to challenge President Goldwater was carried by dominant feature refuses of Kennedy the Nixon in November. his followers to a process. Starting with a Like Goldwater, the presidential nomination he close run against Edmund S. .iberal McGovern started never really wanted. He Muskie in New Hampshire HYANNIS PORT, Mass to the late President's two best answered in 1976. only Ted. Senate," he said. with the narrow support of regarded politics as an and a break • through in what was considered an (AP) - For the second time children and to Robert's 11. It was President John F. unpleasant chore. Wisconsin, McGovern swept Kennedy himself doesn't The decision not to seek extreme fringe of his party. McGovern, behind that in a row, Sen. Edward M. Both times the "draft Kennedy, who, in the spring national office at least victoriously through the last of 1963, told a Democratic hint at any future plans, t Like Goldwater, he is a blend of professor and seven Democratic primaries Kennedy has turned inward Kennedy" movements hit time around toward his family when his full force at the conventions fund - raising dinner in except for what can be read fulfills , pleasant man, with support preacher, is a politician who and amassed two - thirds of into his statement on the promise Kennedy made to from devoted followers. party tried to draft him to themselves, in Chicago in Boston, "After me there's got his start by building a his delegates at the polls. Massachusetts voters As they did for South Dakota Democratic be its vicepresidential 1968 and this week in Bobby. And then there's question of his running for when Goldwater was an the vice presidency in 1972. he pledged to serve a nominee. Miami Beach. Kennedy did Teddy coming along." fu|| term if re elected "I have personal family not attend either That was 1963 and John - followini "j believe I can be the 1969 car accident on was in the White House, responsibilities . to my convention. more useful to a Democratic Chappaquidick Island that Resident Robert was attorney general asks own family and to my 1968 he went into president and to the party claimed the life of brothers' families," seclusion after the and Ted had just become a Mary j0 Massachusetts senator said assassination of his brother U.S. senator. Now, there's working where I am in the Kopechne. early Thursday after turning Robert a few weeks before down Sen. George the convention. Robert was to oppose in McGovern's request that he l with McGovem on the shot down in Los Angeles in his momemt of triumph Democratic ticket against after winning the California President Nixon in primary. By RICK WILBINS alternates attending the convention, "What we are November. This time the 40 - year - State News State Writer convention that she saying is 'here is somecash, RETREAT MASSAGE When McGovern old Kennedy simply stayed MIAMI BEACH, Fla. considered minority plank now see what you can buy telephoned Kennedy away. He has been saying STUDIO 'cop out.' with it.' An East Lansing woman was numer six Thursday morning, for more than a year that he The minority resolution, She said that to guarantee one of two persons to speak """" such an income would only Kennedy said he turned was not available before the Democratic endorsed by the National down the nomination this candidate or for a draft for RELAXED FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE National Convention in the Welfare Rights Organization result in higher prices which way: either of the spots on the Miami Beach Auditorium (NWRO), was one of three would deflate the "I told him I was Democratic ticket, and he Tuesday in opposition to a minority reports that purchasing power of that honored and humbled by remained absent from the money. minority platform proposal McGovern campaign staff "It is a fraud," she his invitation, but that there convention to avoid calling for a guaranteed feared would be^ adopted said, "to make people think that were overriding personal development of any support annual income of $6,500. against McGovern's wishes. considerations and I could which might be implied by Marion The other two planks, cash grants alone will Anderson, not consider it." his presence. Roxburgh St., a McGovern sports 4 and 8, called for improve their lives, unless Then he turned back to No one can our major public facilities really say supporter and one of five radical tax reform and his family. Kennedy where Kennedy goes from Michigan delegates to the legalized abortion, are improved, houses are three children of his own, built and doctors are here. Many of his associates platform committee, told respectively, trained." and he is the father - figure believe the question will be the 5,000 delegates and Anderson told the Anderson said that what was needed was major cuts in defense spending. McGovern forces "Detroit loses $936 RUN ON discount records million every single year to expenditures tabled requesting loans defense," she said. "This is more than the entire city budget." OYER TO MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — McGovern forces are asking Anderson also said that wealthy individuals for $4.5 million in loans this week, to simply give people kicking off a fund - raising strategy partly styled after money is tantamount to Republican methods that have brought millions from the rich to President Nixon's campaigns. telling them that they are not A private meeting of select fund raisers for Sen. George McGovem was told the financial goal for the fall election needed. "We are saying to these people, we do not need Open Wide. Introducing campaign is $36.5 million, with $15 million of that to come from large donors. This is an apparently reluctant switch from the populist your hands; we do not need your hearts; we do not need your mind and spirit. thenew McGovem, who raised more than 80 per cent of his pre - Democratic Convention solicited by direct mail. voter funds from small donations The loan fund is to cover heavy immediate expenses in registration and advance telephone deposits, "I call upon convention," she said, "to promise the taxpayers and citizens of America that we this Ramsey Lewis McGovern's chief money men told the meeting held hours before the national convention began. which was shall place our money where our hearts are." Trio Said Rubin of voter registration: "If there was to be one TAHITI UPENDO Nl PAMOJA effort alone in the campaign, that would be it." He said also that telephone service deposits of up to call The Ramsey Lewis Trio $1.25 million would be required. $425,000 in California College Travel alone. The loans to be 351-6010 are paid with $1 out of each $4 in 130 W. 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