Monday michigan university 65 state Number 12 TATE MEWS East Lansing, Volume Michigan Monday, July 17. 1972 Report claims study unit used to pacify protesters By NANCY PARSONS to him July 7. subcommittee members by that late between the recommendations of the State News Staff Writer The report indicates that the three hour proscribed the thorough minority and the majority reports The Committee on University and demonstrators' representatives on the discussion, give and take, rewording, include: ;ast Lansing Policies related to the subcommittee were dissatisfied with amending and substituting which were ndochina War was formulated merely the majority essential to •The minority report calls for the report of the conscientious j appear the demonstrators who subcommittee and the July 7 deadline consideration of the elimination of ROTC on campus while ook over Grand River Avenue spring imposed on the body July 3 by recommendations. the majority report calls for MSU erm, the minority report of three of Wharton. * "To continue on meant to give exercising final authority over the ie University subcommittee members "Meeting the deadline precluded any hasty, incomplete, rushed content of all ROTC courses. larges. solicitation of information from other consideration to the remaining •The minority report calls for the The 16-page minority report, sources; any analysis of the recommendations and to do gross termination of all purchases from war repared by Mitchell Stengel, asst. information gathered; any joint injustice to the gravity of the issues rofessor of economics, Lois Gertz, deliberations with the contractors while the majority report city under consideration. ladwin sophomore, and Charles subcommittee; any public hearing; and calls for the active solicitation of bids "Many actions on the parts of the lassoglia, East Lansing junior, was community dissemination of the Universtiy administration and the from nonwar contractors. M- 7 8 co resented to President Wharton late information gathered and any careful, majority of the subcommittee lend •The minority report recommends Two trucks collided Saturday morning on M - 78 about five riday afternoon. thorough consideration of the credence to the charge that the that the University exclude armed Wharton said Sunday he will recommendations," the report states. committee was established as a miles east of Abbott Road spilling their cargoes all along the forces recruiters from the Placement onsider the minority report, which Referring to the 7'/j hour meeting - palliative in order to clear Grand River highway. The crates are of cheese while the other truck was Bureau while the majority report ontains 35 recommendations that of the subcommittee July 6 at which in May and avoid further antiwar loaded with bread. The bread truck had its driver's cab split in ere either rejected by the whole the suggests that a service to assist members approved 23 disturbances. conscientious objectors to the war be three pieces. niversity subcommittee or not recommendations, the report states: "The faith of many of those who did established. onsidered at all, along with the "The fatigue and hostility which had not State News photo by Don Gerstner initially believe this charge has lajority report which was presented conspicuously beset all the now been sseverly damaged," the report states. Student drivers to get The minority report asks that the hootings, mine kill University sponsor a public forum early in the fall quarter to inform the community of what became of the subcommittee's report, which recommendations are being implemented and their progress and persons in Ulster which recommendations are not being implemented and why. "It both violates the committee's warning for BELFAST (AP) - The bloodiest Their deaths took the known total charge and seriously diminishes the legitimacy and credibility of the By LINDA WERFELMAN Despite the ruling, the regulation has permit." ;ar in Northern Ireland's history since August 1969 to 443. subcommittee's findings," the report State News Staff Writer not been removed from the Student The Student oduced five more dead Sunday as The total for this year is 236, and in - Faculty Judiciary states. Students found driving improperly Motor Vehicle Regulations and is still ruled that "it is unreasonable to cite a British army prepared for possible less than seven months has surpassed ittle with Irish Republican Army the 232 who died in all 1922, the Some of the major differences registered cars on campus on weekends being enforced. student for a violation of the Student and after 6 p.m. on weekdays will Motor Vehicle Regulation when he is RA) guerillas. province's worst previous year of receive warnings instead of fines for Changes in the regulations probably Two British soldeirs were killed and sectarian strife. driving after 6 p.m. on weekdays and the first offense, Robert Perrin, vice will not be made until a campus The Enrollmenf during weekends." ie was seriously injured by a land army moved heavy president for University relations, said transportation study is completed mine at Crossmaglen near the border concentrations of armored cars into in a statement Friday. early next year. Suits challenging five other with Ireland. An 18 year - old civilian - the Suffolk area of Belfast's western Enrollment materials for fall term A regulation prohibiting students regulations, including the use of died in a riot at Strabane, another outskirts where repeated nights of can be picked up by summer term from "Making piecemeal changes in the graduated parking fines, were filed Iwrder town. A young policeman was students today in 150 Administration possessing improperly registered rules without knowing how these shooting have produced a cars on campus at any time was ruled with Student - Faculty Judiciary ihot dead in Belfast and a 43 - year - confrontation crisis which threatens to would affect other campus traffic Bldg. All registration section request in conflict with the Academic earlier this month. old civilian died of a bullet through erupt into a full - scale pitched battle. forms should be returned by Aug. 15 Freedom Report in a May 16 decision problems would defeat the purpose of the head. (Continued the study," Eldon Nonnamaker, vice Under the graduated parking system, on page 4) to 150 Administration Bldg. of the Student - Faculty Judiciary. president for student affairs, said. students parking in restricted faculty - "Therefore, I have notified President staff parking Wharton that it is my decision to delay area are charged higher fines each time they are ticketed. GOVERNOR, REP CALLED IN recommending implementation of the judiciary finding until it can be Nonstudents receive parking in the same areas $2 fines for each offense. assessed in relation to overall traffic considerations." Other suits will question a regulation Rioting erupts in Md. prison which requires that fines be paid The campus traffic study, approved within five days and claim that in June by the board of trustees, will regulations which give the All - be conducted with the cooperation of University Traffic Committee the right the Michigan Dept. of Commerce, to suspend parking and JESSUP, Md. (AP) — Gov. Marvin Perrin said. driving iandel and a black congressman met privileges are to vague. nth rebellious inmates at the The regulation, which must be A final suit will challenge the right laryland House of Correction early of the Student Traffic Appeal Court to changed officially by the board of unday after a night - long riot that trustees, stated that "a student shall not judge student violations of regulations fought 150 state troopers sweeping possess or operate a vehicle on MSU prohibitng use of false information in 'rough the prison. property without having first vehicle registration or in cases before registered it and properly affixing the the Student Traffic Appeals Court. "We were not going to have a repeat •f what happened in New York," Handel said following the meeting »ith some 20 inmates inside the Rep He referred to last September's •utbreak at Attica prison in which 43 lersons died. terms The disturbance among 1,500 imates, 75 per cent of whom are lack, lasted 10 hours. It ended early unday in Vietnam morning when some 200 imates who were surrounded entire country," he reflected. With the by state By RAY ANDERSON °hce in the recreation aid of a MSU and Purdue University yard of the State News Staff Writer wximum security prison went back development, the airborne classroom, o their "I resent being called a hawk," television has been spread over 90 per cells after Mandel agreed to Congressman Charles E. Chamberlain ne meeting. cent of South Vietnam, he asserted. stated. "We all w f peace terribly." "This is a struggle for the minds of In an interviev Friday, the 6th kmll!ere were no demands," the District representative noted: "I tried men and we should use every asset rteva °r Sa'^' '"^e men had some to devote my total energies to available to us," he added. "Television ervi ce nCeS, 'n tfle areas an<* the medical constructive pursuits in Vietnam." has effectively countered Communist classification board. endeavors in Vietnam." hJ"» fre ^oin*> to '°°k se' he said. into some of Mayhem Defending those Vietnam - oriented Through his televisions were given efforts 5,000 to the South pursuits, Chamberlain maintained he is Inmates of the Vietnamese government and placed in Maryland House of Corrections, many of them wearing towels across their faces solely responsible for providing the tainolf tro°Pers patrolled the smoke - to avoid Vietnamese with television. schools, hospitals and villages where W3ter " soaked ha,ls of the recognition, mill around the prison's recreation yard early Sunday during a disturbance Dra u r lng facilities, guarding an they have been used in the that left two guards and four inmates injured. "When I first went there in 1964 presidential campaigns and elections to (Continued on page 4) AP Wirephoto there was not a angle transmitter in the (Continued on page 4) New Dem official .hai^J LAKE CITY (AP) - The new range of subjects during an interview voice at the convention worked for top and that rarely works. The other from asked to participate. They didn't." mayor of Boston; Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., and Eagleton. 3ommiu the Democratic National in the living room of her suburban their place . . . They're not going to go comes and listening to all factions Westwood also discussed She said the fact that Eagleton was eform u says 8lle supports party home here after her return from the to Richard Nixon. What can he give letting the people decide. The McGovern's selection of Sen. Thomas labor?" convention showed that if time is Roman Catholic did not enter the ar enough11' fee'S they havent 6°ne convention. Among here comments: •On Mr. Westwood's view of her given for people to hassle out their Eagleton of Missouri mate. as a running a consideration, because staff members )arl'cipate m 8ettmg th® pUbl'C t0 differences, they will be able to resolve "Each of throught he was a Protestant. • On her predecessor Lawrence F. job: "My husband calls me the new us on the staff — there ,ean' of the party'" O'Brien."I admire and respect Larry Democratic National Committee them." Westwood were about 30 — put in four names Turning to the campaign, Westwood •hospn Westw°od said, who was O'Brien. I'm one of the liberal chairbroad." said she and other which we thought were the best said the key to the party's success will ^moc!0?lm'ttee heat* at last week's coalition who got him to come back •On McGovern's criteria for a party officials already have begun to choices," she said. "We had 55 names. be in its efforts to register newly make overtures to all factions of the We went through the pros and cons of eligible young voters and older voters The r*f C National Convention. some time ago. He's done a good job running mate: "He had to share his on the reforms, although at times I party, including labor, which have each one, and by noon Thursday we who have remained unregistered. ,u' thev°hmS S° far have been g°od- views rather than oppose ojr balance shown dissatisfaction nPut L8Ve not en°ugh public thought he was dragging his feet." them in the traditional sense. He had or had narrowed it down to seven. She said special efforts will be made NrL rd studV- We need more • On organized labor: "The trouble with labor was that its leaders didn't to be a man with at least the potential to be president." disillusionment. She predicted labor would youth "We consulted the black, Chicano, and women's and to reach young voters who are not in college — a segment which she believes West example." caucuses °min j°spd„' a^amPa'gn aide to party understand the significance of the One of Westwood's major concerns participate in future discussions of compared their preferences. The has largely been ignored in national charter revisions, although she noted: similarities were tie fjKt George McGovern and reform. They do now. They'll begin is party unity. "All through the discussions amazing. "We later narrowed politics. Those efforts will take party olitica| „r?man to head a major working hard to regain their voice in "There are two kinds of unity," by the the list to workers to where the voters are, such party- touched on a wide the party just like everyone who had a She added. "0"° '« »mnn«»rt from tho party structure commissions, labor was three," she said, Kevin White, the as factory gates, she said. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July , Top Mafia figure NEW YORK (AP) - Shot five times in the face, Thomas "Tommy Ryan" paratroopers during World War II. They were unable to determine doing in Crown an Heights. They called it "alien neighborhood" for Eboli who usually frequented social clubs in killed Federal authorities Eboli as an underboss in the family while the late have i« dead early Sunday in what police shooting. The murder of Eboli was the latest in a a narcotics bankmi,,"' I series of shootings involving reputed smuggling operation ^ I indicated was a gangland slaying. Police said Eboli might have been underworld figures which began over a State Investigation Commit Police said Eboli, 61, apparently shot while riding in his own car, a sources said Eboli's poor had been taken "for a ride" by other blue, late - model Cadillac with New year ago with the wounding of Joseph prevented him from gaining t Nth I mobsters and was cut down in a burst Jersey licence plates, A. Col umbo Sr., identified bv authorities as head of the Profaci Cosa spot in the mob after Genow'V0"11 cnnf in thn mnK of gunfire as he struggled to get out of They said they did not know what in prison in 1969. °vesesk«fe| the car. Eboli, who lived in Fort Lee, N.J., was Nostra family in Brooklyn. His body, clad in a blue jumpsuit, was found sprawled on a sidewalk in the quiet Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, surrounded by bloodstained glass from a car window. Police said he had more than $2,000, mostly in $100 bills on him. They theorized that when Eboli broken, Kidney transpla by area, MSU doctors realized what was about to happen , he tried to force his way from the car. They said at least two shots from a small caliber gun hit him while he still A kidney transplant by a team of Siegel, chief of urology at Sparrow and other cities through cooperation I was in the vehicle. a participant in the surgery. Siegel, a local facilities and physicians. * community and MSU doctors was "This approach is part of They said the shooting occurred at successfully completed Thursday at private practitioner, is also an associate 0llI- about 1 a.m. Edward W. Sparrow Hospital in clinical professor of surgery on the community involvement philosophy I A witness told authorities that at Lansing. MSU's voluntary medical faculty. We are already sending out mediai | about that time, he saw flashes near a The recipient was a 35 - year - old "The Sparrow Hospital dialysis students to several Michiu.l >1 truck in the area and heard a man say, Lansing teacher, married and the program," Siegel said, "has long been communities to train in local hospiu, I rv t "let's get out of here." father of two. He was reported to be one of the most outstanding services from local doctors. We feel we haven I The truck, apparently stolen, was of its kind in the state. obligation to do what we can to help I in satisfactory condition. Gangland hillings voniinue found abandoned with running about a block from Eboli's its engine The donor was a 21 year - old man - "We now have demonstrated our the community doctors and health professionals in their 0th«r | efforts to I Blood stains mark the spot where who died late Wednesday at an Ann ability, in conjunction with the MSU reputed underworld figure body. College of Human Medicine, to make provide high quality health care." I Arbor hospital. Thomas "Tommy Ryan" Eboli was slain early Sunday morning Police said they also found a .45 • available in the community the full Dr. Edward D. Coppola, chairnutl Transfer of the kidney from Ann M-3 machine gun with a in the Crown Hieghts section of Brooklyn. Police speculate that caliber silencer in a car registered to a Arbor to Lansing came about through spectrum of treatment in the of the Dept. of Surgery, and participant in the operation, estinutel i| an abandoned truck found near the murder scene was used by a recently organized statewide organ management of serious kidney disease. Newark, N.J., owner and parked near the 61 year - old Eboli's assailants. - the murder scene. They said the sharing program which aids in "We expect now to demonstrate that each year, about 40 out of every I AP Wirephoto weapon was of a type used by collection of donor kidneys and their that the community and MSU working million people — more than 30o| distribution to hospitals where together can also provide the necessary Michigan residents — would benefit! from kidney transplants. At present I patients with matching tissue are long • term care that is required to awaiting transplants. keep the patient healthy and to only about 10 out of every millio LINKED TO U.S. BUILDUP Carrying out the transplant was a prevent his body from rejecting the people actually receive transplants. new kidney." The reason is lack of facilities, I team composed primarily of Lansing surgeons, nurses, medical technicians Sparrow Hospital supplied the trained surgical and follow up can | and other health personnel working in operating room, the dialysis teams, and donated kidneys. | Russian paper collaboration with experienced transplant surgeons from the faculty equipment and the laboratory facilities as well as the basic medical and "By involving community hospital doctors and other health professional of the Dept. of Surgery at MSU. surgical skills for the operation. in transplantation programs we hope I Forrest K. MSU supplied -4he specialized to increase the capacity of the statetol MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union accused Premier is concenred about "the possibility of continued Soviet Neumann, Sparrow Chou En-lai on Sunday of promoting a United States arms armament and American disarmament." president, said he hopes the operation surgical skills and *%sue - typing meet this health care need," Coppolal will be the first in a continuing series. analyses and wiIr*now provide said. 1 buildup and advocating the continued presence of American military forces in Asia. The two, who spent nine days in Peking and met with the "We want to make it possible," expertise in the continuing medical "We have discussed the possibility! Chinese premier for five hours, said the Chinese were Neumann said, "for residents of the management of the patient. of a regional cooperative program with I The charge, published by the Communist party organ, worried specifically about the Soviet Union replacing the health care leaders in several Michigal United States in Asia if U.S. forces were withdrawn from Lansing area who need kidney Dr. Andrew D. Hunt, dean of the communities and hope to invotnl Pravda, centered around a report made by two U.S. the region. transplants to obtain them and to do College of Human Medicine, regards other places with us as well as Lansing I congressman following their trip to Peking two weeks ago. without so having to leave the the operation as a first step not only in Coppola envisions a future in whichl U.S. Reps. Hale Boggs of Louisiana, majority leader of The Pravda article, signed by commentator I. Alexandrov, community in which most of their Lansing but as part of a developing the MSU surgeons will work with I the House of Representatives, and Gerald R. Ford, the said such statements are "a real Godsend" for the "Pentagon family and friends reside." program for the state. transplant teams in sevenl| Republican leader, reported June 8 that China's leadership propaganda machine." He was supported by Dr. David "We envision similar operations in communities. -OPINION- MICHIGAN TWO CENTS WORTH STATE MEWS UNIVERSITY Gays want censorship To the Editor: legislate laughter and what humans in all their madness will find humorous and that Cregan intended. I certainly agree that the play deal An An open reply to Mr. Christianson and from one day to the next. I don't in stereotypes — cartoons aJraat Lee Lockwood other members of MSU Gay know of any condition of man or any Cregan has exaggerated I' advertising manager Liberation Movement: occupation that has not been laughed unreasoning attitudes of the men Thank you for your recent letter at by someone somewhere — old age, (hopefully) comic effect. The blat Judy Yates, editorial editor regarding the Theater Dept. impotence, excessive potency, broken sexist element is, to the mind of tb Bill Whiting, news editor productions. Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for limbs, misshapen heads, excessive actress, somewhat antifemale since sh Mike Cody, copy chief In reading of the current is my patriotism, every occupation, every used so much as an objee outstanding journalism. Rick Gosselin, sports editor production "Houses by the Green," it religion. The list is endless. You are throughout the play for the men seems to me that it does not contain asking for censorship, it seems to me. gain their financial - security an element of criticism of the gay I like to think as a director I do objectives. The fact that she winj» community. There is one line uttered know how to recognize the parts of a the end only barely removes this stint EDITORIAL by the character of a bigotted old play and how to orchestrate them. I Frank C. Rutledp man. That hardly constitutes an think this production gives the brief Chairman of the Dept. of The*!# element. And it certainly is not a moment for the one line it deserves July 10,1971 McGovern theme in this play or any of Cregan's reaffirm other work. You will also notice that in his age and bigotry the Commander insults Jews and minority races. The point to be taken is that the bigotry of the old man fails, the scheming of Joe makes Eagleton a trusted Oliver is defeated, and Susan — the least offensive member of the quartet — has her true love rewarded. It is, in To the Editor: Let me make a few things perfectly which lets funding, make their them have own their decisions, In spite of the dire predictions the party platform the planks provides a fine complement to fact, a very positive and highly moral clear. Judy Yates' article which and clean their own house. Tt of political pundits, in spite of favoring abortion, homosexuality George McGovern. play. appeared July 14 was close, but it will paraphrase the President, "We cannol the seemingly insurmountable and Oklahoma Sen. Fred Harris's The McGovern - Eagleton I don't think you can assure me that not win the pacemaker award. There simply ask young peoplr their ticket is quite possibly the best members of the gay community will are a few mistakes I would like to clear problems and then handle them, « problem of general tax reform plan and about a not be laughed at anymore. You can't must place young people in McGovern statement which they in American up before Larry O'Brien takes me to nonrecognition, in spite of last - recent politics. court for slander. I believe, for positions which will speak minute coalitions of the "old interpreted as a retreat on his Eagleton is Catholic and big - instance, that I said I left the Lindsay closely to their needs." pros" of the Democratic party to commitment to end the war. city, while McGovern is J. A. Oitzhazy* block his nomination, George They wanted McGovern to Protestant and rural, but both Screens campaign when they decided to go to Wisconsin instead of Michigan. I know I said that it was the people who held Michigan Committee tt the Re-Election oft* McGovern is halfway to come down and talk to them, are liberal and agree on such To thy Editor: the power in the Humphrey campaign President becomming the next president of and they would not submit to a basic issues as the war, tax Is the University really who were the "fat, greasy, cigar July 14,1972 the United States. security check. Security was a reform and openness in environmental - quality conscious? smoking . . not "the Democrats." I real Not when it removes the sun screens problem - only hours government. Eagleton will be a was refering to my experience in New Halfway may be as far as he trusted lieutenant, not a cheap for the Natural Resources Building, as Jersey where people like Sal LETTER POLICY ever gets. It is general political before, two armed men had been it has done this week. The building taken into custody - but despite Bon tempo, Jim Delaney, Dominic political hatchetman, in the will be harder to cool. The air knowledge that an incumbent Maribelli, and Ken Barry ran the show. that, and despite the possibility McGovern administration and, if conditioning load will increase. And It was the fact that they used young The State News welcomes all lettef president is almost impossible to of scaring off some delegates They should be typed and signed»» defeat. But in the last 20 years, need be, he could step into the good old Power Plant 65 will be called people as lackeys more than as helpers only hours before the top job without any major shifts on for more electricity,which calls for that upset me. should include home town, student incumbent presidents have been more coal (from strip mines) or faculty or staff standing and l<*j nomination balloting by in policy. My deepest concern, however, is the defeated just as often as they natural gas, which when burned results phone number. No unsigned letter#• The ticket will have last paragraph of the article. I did not have been re - elected: Harry presenting an image of problems in air pollution. Why turn out half the be accepted for publication. The Stan say that a "young person will "bargaining with the SDS," in the coming campaign. The lights, then take off the sun screens? really News will print unsigned letters on? Truman in 1952 and Lyndon have a chance to get a McGovern did come down and convention M. Rupert Cutler position." I in may Johnson in 1968 were pressured decisively rejected indicated that the Nioxn campaign is extreme cases. Letters out of office from within their talk. the influence of labor bosses like Doctoral candidate, the only campaign outside of edited for clarity and conciseness " Resource George that more letters can He did not yield in his George Meany and political Development McGovern's which, in my experience, own party; Dwight Eisenhower • July 13, 1972 includes young people in a structure accommodated. Letters will not » positions, but he did talk and, bosses like Richard Daley, and edited for content. in 1956 and Johnson in 1964 just as importantly, listen, and in their continued sulking will hurt, were re - elected. doing so he reaffirmed his own though probably not kill or even DOONESBURY One thing is certain, however. by Garry Trudeau integrity and his commitment to cripple, Democratic chances this r Pont If elected, McGovern will be an excellent openly meeting his critics. fall. 5uPPose you H5ARP Mour ^sb^gsssn president. He gave Second — McGovern made But there is nothing THERE //V 6000 FA/7H' HC ample evidence of statesmanship sure that the vice - presidential preordained about Richard offoiep /? CAST/AG even during the convention nomination went to a well - Nixon's return to the White vn? YOue 6/)t/e r/te- peace ' iuhat HOee MflN7 pees/pexr/M week. Two illustrations: qualified individual. We may House, and if McGovern First - Wednesday afternoon, quarrel with the method - it continued the momentum he has some 300 young demonstrators would have been more in keeping built up in years of campaigning, crowded into the lobby of the with McGovern's own reforms if if he continued to take his case Doral, McGovern's campaign he had thrown the vice - to all the people, if his party will headquarters hotel. They were presidential nomination open to unite behind him, we will once bitterly angry about McGovern the convention - but not with again, after far too long a wait, efforts to prevent inclusion in the result; Sen. Thomas Eagleton have a president we can trust. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 17, 1972 3 Friends hold An hour of complete vigil for peace Area and said he was satisfied with attended the campus peace along the street will be Quaker urging peace in Indochina. silence followed by friendly groups were invited by the the turnout for the vigil Witness Against the War in So, the Wetmores and beneficial to the peace cause handshakes was the form of Friends to participate in the because the plan had because passersby will take Washington, D.C. Along some other Friends decided, a Saturday peace vigil vigil. originated with just he and notice and possibly join the with approximately 2,000 if the silent peace vigil can sponsored by members of the his wife, Margery. vigil in the future. other participants, the be done on a large scale in East Sam Wetmore, East Lansing Religious Wetmore's stood silently for Washington, it can be done Society of Friends. Lansing doctoral student, He believes that standing In May* the Wetmores five and one ■ half hours in East Lansing. From 11 a.m. to noon, nine participants stood silently on MAC Avenue holding posters that AT MIAMI CONVENTION explained the vigil was for peace. Youth Margery Wetmore, Fast Lansing resident and member of the East Lansing Friends, explained that the center h peace vigil, which is several hundred kids at a Flamingo Park and all sorts and information center. "It like Fellini By RICK WILBINS was a scheduled for every State News Staff Writer time, but people barely of organization began movie in here," he said. "They came in to use the Saturday until the war in trickled in." offering medical aid and "Most of the poeple who Indochina ends, "is not so bathrooms, get some orange The Youth Convention free food, we lost some of came in here were usually much Stover explained that the juice, or a cheap chicken against something as Center in the Miami Beach our usefulness." dinner (85 cents), rap with stoned and often dressed it is for something center initially planned — Auditorium was closed was Stover refused to concede the groups who had pretty wild and they were peace." in January and was funded always pretty freaked by The weekly ritual will be Friday for the first time in that the center had been a literature here, or just to get six days. The orange juice jointly by the Democratic lost cause, however. information on where to go the whole scene, just styled after the Quaker National Committee and the walking around in a daze of dispenser was empty, tables and how to get there." religious service — where once full of literature were Florida Host Committee. He "Sure, it wasn't packed in sorts and walking out there is silence unless said he had dropped out of Stover said that the center without a word." cleared off and folded up, here all the time, but \ someone is moved to speak law school in the spring to and Glen Stover was able to had a ^ff of 24 volunteers had sent 240 cartons of — except the vigil will be relax, at last. help organize the center. constantly working," he orange juice to SDS and performed with no one Yippie protesters "Part of the reason explained. speaking. "We (the youth center) Wednesday night when they Silence sped lis The peace testimony of weren't able to play as big a didn't do as much," Stover "It was important that we staged a sit - in at the Doral the Religious Society of role in the convention as I said, "was because the city had this place available, Some East Lansing citizens initiated a peace vigil of Hotel, where Sen. George Friends states in part: and some candidate groups silence from 11 a.m. to noon on Saturday and plan had planned," Stover, a regardless of how many McGovern was staying. "We utterly deny all Florida Democratic party were offering the same people used it," he added, I to continue the weekly vigin until the war in services at Flamingo Park outward wars and strife member and first lot of young people Stover, who by now was . . . - year law ! ends. (Quakers to Charles II, student, said. "We had set (where the demonstrators had come to ^iami tending to "bureaucratic State News photo by Chuck Michaels 1660). were staying.) and needed a place like this stuff," like finding out who this place up to handle "When we first organized and we didn't have left his extension cord here the center, these people had people would have been and when they're going to place to stay yet and no yelling and asking us why disconnect the phones" said Common Mart officials meet; no we weren't doing the experience had been an group had indicated they would be offering any something." interesting one for him, services to help them out. even though he was Stover said the young disappointed that the International money plo seen the people used the center primarily as a resting place center more hadn't often. been used I LONDON (AP) - The langer of a worsening dollar ideas in the United States as well as Europe. Bit Institution in Washington last December to support denial from President Karl Klausen of the West German illV takes center stage ministers cannot even start the market for dollars Bundesbank. at a meeting of on the way to practical whenever their value Rnance ministers from the adoption until the annual threatened to drop below an Much may depend on |0 countries of the new IMF meeting in September. agreed floor. how many dollars the i Market, called to The kind of crisis his plan Britain opted out of the Bundesbank has to buy lelp frame a long - term seeks to prevent could come arrangement last month, today to keep above the Iternational money system. this week, however. Last letting its pound sterling price of 3.15 marks to a 1 The ninistere are meeting Thursday and Friday, West float so that the value of the dollar. lor two days at Lancaster European governments dollar in terms of pounds is (louse, near Buckingham spent the equivalent of $2V4 determined by the open billion buying up unwanted market. There are persistent J Anthony Barber, the U.S. currency. They were reports that other European ■ ban ce11 or of the countries keeping the promise they are planning 1 Ixchequer, has been made at the Smithsonian similar moves, despite lushing a plan to lessen the Tnportance of the dollar as I world reserve currency. Tne State News is published by the students of wants to replace it Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Iradually with "paper Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays Told." the Special Drawing and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special lights, or SDRS, on the Welcome Week edition is published in September. liternational Monetary Subscription rate is $16 per year. ■und (IMF) which are Member Associated Press, United Press International, lontrolled by international Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Iccord. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press 1 Barber also wants to Assn. lake it easier to have small Second classipostage paid at East Lansing, Mich. panges from time to time Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services 1 the agreed value of any Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, lirrency. They could help Michigan, 48823. lake the big international Phones: jonetary crisis a thing of News/Editorial 355-8252 He has won Classified Ads 355-8255 fmsiderable support for his Display Advertising 353-6400 Business Office 355-3447 Photographic 355-8311 Campus Information 353-8700 TONIGHT & TUES. SHOW AT 8:15 P.M. READER'S DIGEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR Ribbed Body Top $5 vuWfe Regulorly $9 ■WRITEOFF RESEARCH ■ WOES WITH WRITE ON 1:00-2: Treot yourself to the ] 211 ABBOTT RD. p5l9100 n.«n...v fiemmow sleek comfort of BARBARA HARMS "THE WAR Belle-Shormeer s body BILLIARDS or B0WLIN6 BETWEEN MEN 8. WOMEN" topper at tremendous JASON ROBAROS -the Union hns HI |PG| TECHNICOLOR savings. It fits closely in ribbed nylon, has snapped Billiards: 10:00 AM-^6:30 PM M F - seat and a back zipper Bowling: White, black 1:00 PM - 9:30 PMMF navy, brown. M-L sizes. or Hrp% OPEN 7:00 P.M. Shows at 7:15 - 9:20 Feature 7:30 - 9:35 RA EXPEDITIONS Is the Award Winning film account of TMor Heyerdahl's epic Jacobsaris voyages by paper boat JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY (G) EVENINGS UNTIL NINE 4 Monday, Juiy j7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Rep terms efforts in Vietnam positive - (Continued from page 1) merit was its ability to But his proudest numerous American lives "amnesty will no doubt be money," he said. Chamberlain said he fnr for the the failure failure congressional reform, but of of iobs for Jobs for «n men," he says. 80 ^ lubricate at 60 degrees achievement is putting the despite the fact that overall granted to those who blamed bipartisan apathy Chamberlain shipping dropped negligibly purused other courses of supports research into other *411 . help Chamberlain the people, proudly below zero, which is not much of an asset in clamps on free world shipping to North during that period. action." forms of energy but quickly for failture introduced of a bill he which would ^cing his first Jj- maintained. Vietnam. The new lubricant Vietnamese ports. Pulling a "I make no apologies," Chamberlain described added: "There is no sense require congressmen to step opposition in August S Other achievements, has effective in small card from his pocket, he reflected. "I've done my himself ideologically as cutting off your arm until from committee hewasfinte'ectedinS OOP candidates however, overshadow this in many proven years of combat, he showed how free world part. I don't want war, I "middle of the road," you better." have something down chairmanships after they him are state oppo5if Ren the incumbent's eyes. Chamberlain said. shipping has dropped from have an 18 - year - old son." whose thinking on issues is turned 65. Brown of "That saved lives!" he Chamberlain is presently frequently similar to the He charged that the Okemos, and fiu Singlehandedly, Chamberlain said, he exclaimed. "The average 401 ships a year in 1964 to 63 in 1971. He frankly opposed to amnesty, but he President. Democrats are responsible "Chairmanships are not Miller of Brighton. 01* admitted he didn't know all said he will accept it at the "I'm not a flaming convinced the army to guy didn't want to go over there, and then the Army the goods free world right time. He didn't specify liberal, but I would resent change its lubricant for the M-16 original rifle. He lubricant's said the sole says "here," and hands him a rusted gun." countries were shipping, but he was convinced it saved when that would be but hinted that at the war's end anyone ultra - commented. characterizing me as right - wing," he Inmates riot in Maryland prison week after a convict was stabbed to fa* He denies charges that he (Continued from page 1) and a guard injured during an maintains an alliance with argument In addition to Mandel, the (Continued from Shootings, mine kill 5 persons in Ulster page 1) will present authorities a housing big business though he has supported much big business legislation. Most estimated 400 inmates who could not be locked up because of damanged cells. Warden Ralph Williams said the trouble demanded to see Rep. Parren D-Md prisoners,w congressman MitcM frj row over damage estimated at nearly Baltimore. Roman Catholics of the crisis situation. At the same allocations. $5 million. Targets during notable of these are his pro began when about two dozen prisoners rushed a fence in the recreation yard, Mitchell, as earlier refund area prepared to evacuate time it would clear the area the night included a railway automobile, oil and defense admittance to the prison because their houses after the British for battle. In the British view, the station at Portadown, 20 industry stands. apparently bent on escape. Williams said office said they feared for his safety army refused to withdraw The area affected is a IRA has pushed ahead with miles from Belfast, a hotel He has for years guards fired on the convicts after warning all its troops from points modern u U e r U housingg u u u s i u the walkout plan in an at Cookstown on the shores advocated the removal of shots were ignored. „„orjc accompanied the governor to the talk to the group in the courtyard and fenced occupied Thursday. development where the attempt to force out e of Logh Neagh, and the the 10 per cent federal Four inmates and two guards were went inside the prison with him. th« The evacuation will affect IRA's 13- day cease - fire British and achieve total town center of Kilrea, excise tax on new cars. injured - three of the prisoners and one of the guards by gunfire. The state police were called after His vote for the SST has about 5,000 persons and broke down a week ago in a domination of an county Londonderry. tried and failed to end the riot with guard, which contains thousands of Sunday morning guerillas been critized by his The prisoners then ran through the ten Protestants. launched a bazooka rocket opponents, but Chamberlain building, Williams said, setting several fires, gas. said that any environmental hurling firebombs and demolishing The disturbance quickly grew out o! Throughout the day all at a police post in West furniture and equipment. control because the guard force except essential traffic was Belfast but it failed to questions were answered to w« his satisfaction. No hostages were seized by the convicts. "woefully understaffed for this size sealed out of downtown explode. The rocketeers Fire destroyed the central control office, population," said Almanus Herndon, a® Belfast in a bid to beat the fired from a nearby cafe and Defending his oil knocking out communications to and from director of the State Corrections car bombers who in the past escaped under covering fire depletion allowance Dept. the institution and electronically Herndon said a regular 35 man week alone have caused from a park. support, Chamberlain said - force the 22l/i per cent tax rebate controlled gates and individual cell locks was on duty. "There should have been 10 were destroyed. men on duty for this size oil companies are getting is population," necessary in view of the Williams said there was nothing to Herndon said. energy crisis. indicate the riot had been planned but said The convicts were brought under control "This is no time to there is "always the probability" of such by police without a shot being an outbreak. Thomas S. Smith, state police discourage exploration for The latest disturbance came less than a superintendent, said. oil, which costs a lot of It'll WHAT'S. What's mm Happening » for must if» be received in the State News office, 341 Student Services The Baha'is of East 1 Bldg., by noon one class day invite everyone to informs before publication. No discussions of the Baha'i Fiitk announcements will be accepted from 7 to 10 p.m. MondayilJ by phone or for events outside the Union Sunporch. the greater Lansing area. Students for Carr, Democratic The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. congressional candidate, will be will have a lawyer available fro* holding a recruiting and 1 to 4:30 p.m. every Wedne»di| organizing meeting at 7:30 p.m. during the summer teri Wednesday in 31 Union. All are students wishing appointment welcome. are asked to check with tin ASMSU Business Office, 3071 The MSU College of Human Student Services Bldg., Medicine Community Health 35 3-0659. Committee will hold its monthly free immunization clinic from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Anyone interested in helptai the Church of God in Christ, the petition drive to make Eii corner of St. Joseph and Logan Lansing a sanctuary for drsl Streets, Lansing. All persons resisters, meet at 7:30 p.n attending are urged to bring a Tuesday In 33 Union. record of past immunizations Indian Trails with them. The 7 p.m. Outing Club will Tuesday in 116 Nttun HEAR VOIIR FAVORITE LP Guru Maharaj Ji, 14 - year - old Science Bldg. The progrsi Perfect Master, can show God and "Exploring Indiana Caves' Has (8) Buses Every Day give you peace. be presented. MCAT- DAT-GRE To Chicago and intermediate stops at: LSAT-ATGSB The Christian Organization will meet at Selene p.m. Tuesday in 35 Union, BATTLE CREEK and KALAMAZOO with buses are welcome to come and shin departinf at these respective times Towards NAT'L. BDS. healing experiences. FOR THE FIRST TIME! Leaving East Lansing At: BENTON HARBOR 7:55 AM 11:15 AM 2:25 PM 6:15 PM 10:40 PM SOUTH BEND 6:50 AM 10:15 AM 5:15 PM •Preparation for test required for admission to graduate and professional to The MSU Student Re - will, hold an Committn elect President Ni«» organization •meeting at 7:30 p.m. today conference room B underneitl Buses Departing for the Wilson Hall Auditorium. " are welcome. Flint with Bring your favorite album Leave Bay City and Saginaw Connections 8:15 Summer Sessions Coffee, sounds, corn, Jesus Christ, dlscujiion, a.m. 4:30 p.m. Special Compact Courses East Lansing (alternative coffee house opensil 11:50 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Weekends — I ntersesslons at: 1:20 p.m 9 p.m. on the off campus cornet 8:30 p.m. Sundays to Mid-Michigan Electronics Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal only STANLEY H. KAPLAN of Lane. Hagadorn Road and Shi* EDUCATIONAL CENTER for arrival and departure schedules and information and hear the way it should 332-2569 Air Conditioned - Rest Room Deluxe Coaches Available For Charter sound . . . the Janszen Z-412 Write or Call Owosso, Mich, toll FREE 800 292-3831 way. LUNCH AND DINNER- SUMMERTIME SPECIALS! Lunch Dinner Janszen's Z-412 Electrostatic Speakers have been designed to achieve a specific acoustical goal at a price that is competitive with similar units of other manufacturers. MOIM. grilled cheese sandwich cup of soup The units utilize four electrostatic transducers 7/17 .85 sweety sour pork w/rlce .95 coupled with a 14 - inch woofer to salad garnish provide ultra - low distortion, and incomparably smooth and extended frequency response, and unparalleled transient characteristics. The Janszen Z-412 also TUES. Swedish meatballs Salisbury steak incorporates a polyurethane foam front. The foam not only provides an exciting 7/18 w/noodles w/mushroom sauce innovation in visual design, but is also accoustically tossed salad .85 mashed potatoes $1.00 transparent. And, the foam fronts peas come in a choice of five distinctive colors! Janszen believes the Z-412 Electrostatic is the best WED. sounding, best performing and best looking speaker you can buy. It's up to franks & potato salad Lasagna w/garllc bread 7/19 hard roll & butter .70 tossed salad $1.00 you to come in and see for yourself, and remember, bring that LP that you've always wanted to hear. shaved corned beef THURS. on hard roll chopped steak 7/20 cup of soup salad garnish .95 mashed potatoes corn $1.05 FRI. pizza burger french fried cod french fried potatoes french fried potatoes 7/21 $1.00 <«®> salad garnish .95 cole sir* garnish MID-MICHIGAN ELECTRONICS HOURS: 217 ANN ST. 351-8388 NOON: 11:15-1:16 EVE: 6:00-7:00 SUN: 12:00-2:00 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 17, 1972 5 Publish a "Thinking of You" STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Miss the old 355-8255 gang? Peanuts Personal with the STATE NEWS today! A utomotive A uto Service & Parts FRANKLY SPEAKING For Sale Real Estate PONTIAC 1962. Runs good, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair For Sale good body, new battery, work on Volkswagen, bugs, EAST LANSING. 6 bedrooms. rescSfs dependable transportation. buses COLE'S BAKERY DELUXE or Ghias. GRAND 1970 Marlette. No TUESDAY ONLY special. Ideal faculty home, close to 337-7823. 3-7-17 RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 4 money down, take over loaves Home Style white campus. 3 floors carpeted, Grand River. 351-9274. - payments. 625-3739. double garage. Large treed RENAULT 10 1967. Good C-7-31 bread, $1. At our bakery X-5-7-17 foods yard. $29,500. 1063 phone 355-8255 condition, 35,000 miles. concession. MEIJER Student, 337-1816. 3-7-17 VW GUARANTEED repair. THRIFTY ACRES, Okemos, Marigold. Phone 332-8223 - FOR RENT. 1 bedroom. East 47 student Services Bldg. RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at South Pennsylvania, West 7-7-21 Lansing, air, call 882-6072. REBEL 1968, V-8, automatic, Okemos Road. 349-9620. Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, 3-7-17 AUTOMOTIVE power steering, 7 tires. Good C-7-31 Logan Center, 4002 West Service Scooters & Cycles condition, $850. 3918 Saginaw, 1721 North Grand GOLDEN EMPRESS 12' x 61' Parts & Service Willoughby, Holt, 694-9042. AUTOMOTIVE Replacement River. C-1-7-17 1969. Excellent condition. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 3-7-21 parts, used, new and rebuilt Easy access to MSU. Many desires typing and dictation Aviation LOWEST STEREO V-M portable, $35. in at DISCOUNT extras. 393-6197. 5-7-19 home, 1 day service EMPLOYMENT wW VW 1QfiR 1966. nnnr4 Good .... PRICESI HEIGHT'S AUTO Excellent condition, good 372-4682. 19-8-"5 condition. POR RENT 54,000 miles, $550. Phone pabk PARTS. 485-2276. C-1-17 r 1 n tone quality. 882-0487. Apartments 489-4060.3-7-19 1-7-17 Lost & Found EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad students, reliable, references. Houses VW Aviation YOU WON'T believe our large LOST: LADIES' Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. BUS 1965, camping Elgin watch, Rooms selection of frame styles. Free estimates. x-C-7-31 equipped, Porsche engine, between Wells and Anthony, LEARN TO FLY I Complete for sale runs excellent. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 Tuesday morning. Reward, Leaving flight training. All courses are East Michigan Avenue, FOR QUALITY service on /(nirnals country, must sell. Call government and VA certified. call 372-6430. 2-7-17 372-7409. C-3-7-21 stereos, TV's and recorders. Mobile Homes 351-9591.2-7-17 FRANCIS AVIATION. LOST. SILVER grey toy male THE STEREO SHOPPE! Lost & Found Airport Road. Call 484-1324. USED 337-1300. C-7-31 VW 1969, automatic, radio, C-7-31 BICYCLES, men's and poodle dog. Near Red Cedar PERSONAL women's coaster, 3 speeds, school. Red collar, reward, snow tires, good condition, — peanuts personal Typing Service . _ _ call 351-1963. 3-7-21 351-3969. 0-2-7-17 $1096.882-0616.3-7-19 real estate Employment PADDED GOLD shag rug, 9' x FOR A magnificent possessior COMPLETE THESES service. recreation VW BEETLE 1968. excellent condition. Phone 677-0574 12', $35; 2 cycle helmets, pick a car from today's Discount printing. IBM :ervice TYPIST - PART time 3 9 p.m. after 6 p.m. 3-7-17 70 - ®ramY SPEAKIMC,/ IS&f E-LUMNAMM $15 each. Call 332-5394. Classified Ads - 355-8255. typing and binding of theses, Instruction w.p.m. 3 nights a week. 3-7-21 resumes, publication. Across Apply in person today 2 - 3 Typing Service VW 1965, LOST: MALE Collie, Sable, from campus, corner M.A.C. very good condition, p m- 42?,/4 Albert St- w For Rent For Rent BOSE 901 stereo speakers, white diamond neck, and Grand transportation needs paint, $400. Call TEAC 1500-A stereo River, below .. tape children's pet. Reward. Jones Stationery Shop. Call anted 482-3079.3-7-17 NEED MASTERS Degree in deck. Canon ST-QL 35mm 332-2947. 3-7-17 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, — Business Administration. For VW 1970, excellent condition, appointment, 394-0403. Apartments Houses camera, color TV sets, 800 337-1666. C-7-31 used 8-track tapes. Wall 641-6918. 3-7-17 VIX-SU COMPANY, x-5-7-24 Personal LANSING. ONE tapestries, stereo albums, TYPING THESES and letters, bedroom, FARMHOUSE, MARRIED Y am aha 360MX scrambler newly carpeted, beautiful etc. Rapid, accurate service. c RESIDENT MANAGER, couple preferred. Near East A LITTLE or a lot. We cut it . WILCOX SECOND HAND Scooters bath, utilities, appliances. Experienced. 393-4075. Cycles ambitious married couple to 332-8978. 3-7-17 Lansing, 641-4555. 3-7-21 STORE, 509 East Michigan, like you want it. UNION C-7-31_ oversee area BUILDING BARBER SHOP. 1221 jjgjj JBHS HONDA 1972 500 four, 2300 Must apartments. 485-4391. BankAmericard, ANN be maintenance OR 2 bedroom furnished Master Charge, Layaway. 8 _JrJi7j_7_ BROWN: Typing and yunmasEagga miles. A steal at $1250. oriented, able to deal with mobile homes. $25 - $40 per a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - FREE A lesson in multilith offset printing. 371-4696. 2-7-17 ... people, efficient, responsible. Complete ] 23 2E3 3£1 ODE} Apartment plus salary. No week. Quiet and peaceful on ED2-5977. 5-7-24 Saturday. C-3-7-21 complexion care. Call dissertations, service for if East Service theses, Unify lake. 10 minutes to campus. 484-4519, East Michigan or s to informal ]QZIQS3 BESSES 1969 250 KAWASAKI, $350. children or pets. P.O. Box 641-6601.0-7-31 229 LINDEN 485-7197, Lansing Mall. manuscripts, general typing. 675-5434 (Perry) after 6 p.m. 886, East Lansing. 2-7-17 - own room, nice IBM. 22 experience. CANDID years he Baha'i Faitk .m. Mondayia JQQQQIQSS MARIGOLD house. July 15 - September WEDDINGS, portraits, pleasing passports, creative MERLE COSMETICS STUDIOS. NORMAN 349-0850. C-7-31 15. $50. 351-6259. 3-7-17 3 IB BESE £BEl BRIDGESTONE 1970, 200cc, KENNEL GIRL. Full time, to APARTMENTS artistic photography. C-13-7-31 c|ean and care for animals, CYCLOPS deadline good condition, 5900 miles, $370. 332-3169. 5-7-21 assist Veterinarian, trimming 711 Burcham - 911 Marigold NEAR SPARROW Hospital. 211 Custer. $280 includes Albert, STUDIOS, 332-0573. 220 C-3-7-21 PREGNANT? WE understand. Transportation Large deluxe furnished one Legal Aid Dept. I. class day experience preferred. Apply one in person, 5134 South Logan. utilities. 482-4678, Wanted RIDER to Phoenix, ;r available from ifore publication. leasing. Summer rates $130 349-3258. 6-7-19 KODAK XL55 movie counseling. 372-1 £ Arizona. HONDA 1971 - 450. Scrambler. 3.7.19 and up. Call 337-7328 for camera Help with gas and very Wedneidij newest model, never used' driving. Call 484-9753 after 6 Great shape. Best offer. 1 appointment. inceilat ions/Cor- Phono, 351-3678. 6-7-24 Rooms zoom lens. $140. Call Peanuts Personal __p.mL3-7:21 g appointment! :tions - 12 noon one BOOKKEEPER, EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom 332-4946, 3-7-21 :heck with ass day before KAWASAKI 1971 350 EXPERIENCED. Apply in furnished. Very clean, MALE ONLY. Summer 50 LOOK OUT world! Today is WANTED: RI DERIS) to share Office, 3011 USED SEWING machines, expenses to Seattle or l iblications. Avenger, excellent condition, MonJv and Tuesday -—....generous parking, security $60/month. Includes utilities, $9.95 and up. Consoles and KAREN SAFKO'S 20th Portland. Leaving Tuesday. s Bldg., $600. Call 332-1167 after 6 5.7.,7 BREWERY. locks. Air conditioning. refrigerator. Clea.t\ q^jet, portables, Zig - Zag and birthday and we're jealous! Call 351-1876.ajter 4 p.m. he State News will be p.m. and weekends. 3-7-17 — —^ — Carpeting. 351-8890 or carpeted. FREE parking. Call Nance and Nance. S-1-7-17 straight stitchers. Also, used 3-7-17 FEMALE. ATTRACTIVE, 349-9152 10-7-19 Dave between 7 9 isponsible only for the to - p.m. vacuum cleaners, $3.50 up. LOVE IS Cited in helpta| rst day's SUZUKI 1972 ,250 Savage, full work fu(| or part time jn weekdays, 351-0473. 0-7-31 not just looking at incorrect GIRL OVER 21 to share ELECTRO - GRAND, 804 each other, but W anted to make Etf knob, 21" front wheel, CEASAR'S RETREAT looking in the ire sertion. partially furnished East Michigan, Lansing. same direction 641-6918.3-7-17 MASSAGE STUDIO. 1107 EAST LANSING. Employed together, jb tuary for dill apartment. Own room. Ruth, Hours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., S-1-7-17 II students ads must be METAL CANOE, in good at 7:30 p.B urtMnA ~ 1071 ri irh 1-jnn North Washin9ton. Must be 351-9008 or 355-5522. gentleman or male student. Saturday 9-12 noon. C-7-31 nion. repaid H°r. is sr-i"? sxw.-ssr 5-7-21 Close to campus. 332-0205. 3-7-21 Instruction condition, and boy's Schwinn sting - ray bicycle. Call SAILBOAT. SUPER Porpoise, 487-3096. S lub will meet asa."* stsar"*'' HULL APARTMENTS formerly SINGLE ROOM 2 blocks from 14'. 1 year old. Call PRIVATE Bay Colony. 1, 2 bedroom; 337-2490 after 3 p.m. 10-8-2 GUITAR in 116 Natttf Automotive furnished, unfurnished. campus. Student house, instruction. Folk, Rock, DONT FORGET blood comes The progrii Auto Service & Parts ALCOA. 8 men needed, $40/month. 332-1060. Classical, all styles. $3 per only from people. Save a life. iVROLET BISCAYNE 1966 SONY ana Caves" ood evenings and Saturdays. __351^79915-7-2^_ 2-7-19 COMPACT stereo. lesson. Inquire at Give blood. Professional condition, good mileage, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Don't work for $2 - $3 an Minolta movie camera. Movie donors PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, Marshall music compensated. 351-0182, 923 Ann. 3-7-17 Kalamazoo Street Since hour if you are worth more. LARGE ATTRACTIVE room, projector. Panasonic tape MICHIGAN COMMUNITY . . . upstairs furnished apartment. 351-7830. C-1-7-17 recorder. 351-7338. 5-7-21 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183 VY NOVA 1969, Very 1940. Complete auto 489-3494. C-7-31 1 bedroom $100 monthly. f private bath, for serious male painting and collision service. student or instructor. Walk to C-7-31 od Summer Includes condition. Volkswagen, 963, fair. 393-2845. 3-7-21 485-0256. C-7-31 LEGAL SECRETARY: full time rate. utilities. No pets. 351-3969. campus, parking. Better ZENITH CIRCLE sound Recreation for downtown phonograph. $125. office. MTST Lansing law 0-8-7-31 residential. 351-6286. 1-7-17 UNION BOARD SUMMER LMGUIGETUTORS "for >GE CORONET 440 1968. HONDA OF HASLETT or Mag card Negotiable. After 6 p.m. experience required. Salary ROOMS AVAILABLE second 351-6681.3-7-17 FLIGHTS. Hours 1-4. July ellow/black OAKLAND 901 East. Lower Spanish/French wanted. $2 vinyl top, open; other fringe benefits. and August flights still hour. 355-0934. 3-7-19 dent Committi 425.351-7170. 3-7-19 PARTS Call 371-1730. 5-7-17 furnished 3 room/bath. $135 plus deposit. Utilities paid. half of summer. Full use of kitchen and utensils. $12 SEWING MACHINE Clearance available. 353-9777. C-7-31 Sale. Brand new portable, President Nix# 24, convertible, 1970. Adults, no pets. 5-7-19 weekly. 332-5053. Near jue'ke s0in6 to clim0 th - organization! xcellent, five speed, best & PART employment TIME summer with campus. 3-7-21 $49.95, $5 selection per month. of Large reconditioned tree anp finc out umo's «er, 332-0240. 3-7-19 TWO ROOMMATES ) p.m. today PARAGON used in cooodstocis's nest... PRODUCTS, Meadowbrook Trace SUMMER. SINGLES, doubles machines. Singers, n Auditorium. B underneil D WAGON 1963, and 1964 SERVICE INC. Automobile required. $66/month. Call John, - with kitchen, laundry, utilities. Whites, Necchis, New Home For information, 351-5800. $40 - $60/month. 351-2029. and "many others", $19.95 odge, good transportation. 393-7319. 10-7-17 1605 HASLETT RD. C-7-31 9-7-31 to $39.95. Terms. «t offer, 675-5434 after 6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING PARTS 3392663 TIRED OF being alone? Lovely COMPANY, 1115 North rn, discussion For Rent south, near Michigan Avenue. SERV. 339-2887 Furnished, 1 bedroom, rooms available, campus area. Washington, 489-6448. i Christ, , D LTD 1966. Air utilities paid, available July 351-4810. 3-7-17 x-C-7-31 shouse openi il onditioning, 53,000 miles, fcampus cornet 350. Call 353-4385. 6-7-24 22, $135/month plus deposit. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. MUFFLERS, BRAKES, Phone 627-5454. 2-7-14 FURNISHED ROOM for oad and Shi* Tanks, canisters and uprights. UJE MAPE IT! I'M AT THE summer. Country house. 307 V -S.Tdoor, SHOCKS and Springs $9.50/month, ^ 1971, ral|V installed at Rock Bottom equipment no deposit. All guaranteed. Call Waterbed. Orchard. $45. Guaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 TOP Of THE TREE! wheels, radio, WANTED: WOMAN t0 share 489-9756. 3-7-17 and up. DENNIS •94-3223 Holt. 2-7-17 LOW PRICES. HEIGHTS NEJAC, 337-1300. C-7-31 apartment in Lansing. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. AC GT (baby Beginning August 1st. Must SINGLE ROOM available now 316 North Cedar, opposite vette) 1969. C-1-7-14 be interested in Woman's ITALS Jeeds a good home. The tires FOREIGN CAR PARTS. Apartments Liberation. Call 482-4964 for male. Clean, Close, $45. 372-7074. 3-7-17 City Market. C-7-31 r month •?cc«'Ck30can be '1650 V°urs for CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 WANTED: 1 male for 3 3-7-17 mpg, 4 speed, East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Twyckingham. man, Fall-Spring. ONE MEN. SINGLES and doubles Animals 1-7 17 0811 351 "°895- mile West of campus. After 5 p.m., phone BEDROOM, unfurnished. Utilities paid, large now available. Clean, quiet, cooking, close. 485-8836. ABYSSINIAN KITTENS 487-5055. C-7-31 482-3935. 3-7-21 1010 West Saginaw. 0-7-31 C.F.A. registered. Show and 48^3079.3-7-17 quality. Neutering CoUmgtoooD STODDARD pet APARTMENTS. 'SINGLES AND DOUBLES, Close, quiet. Now renting for TWO BEDROOM apartment, completely furnished. All contracts Beautiful! available. Lovable! Rare I CROSSWORD fall. 2 man, 1 bedroom/$170. $180. From July 29 through utilities paid. Call 372-8077 351-8238. 0-7-31 September 15, 351-2321. after 4 p.m. C-7-31 337-2613. 5-7-19 PUZZLE Close to campus. 3-7-19 means SUBLET 2 bedroom furnished, TO SWAP for Tall glass china 4. Blacken Haslett. August 1 to October 401 SOUTH FAIRVIEW, 3 For Sale cupboard? or best cash: 5. Roadside 7 Refrigerat stopover rooms furnished, utilities Airedale male pup, 9 months 1. Call Mr. Wells, 371-2948. 7. White TYPE WR ITER, SMITH old, AKC. Phone 372-4084 poplar 3-7-21 paid, $125/month. 372-8369. 13 Rabbit fur 6-7-17 CORONA, classic 12 model, after 6 p.m. weekends. 14. Fableist 30. $60. 339-8441 after 5 p.m. X-3-7-19 15 California s 31 .95 YOUNG TEACHER wants girl 1-7-17 MSU AREA - OKEMOS. 1 and 2 motto 32 to share two bedroom SORREL GELDING. Excellent 16 Sarcasm 33. Timetable furnished apartment. $67.50. bedroom furnished. $155 to SONY TC440 (auto reverse). pleasure horse. Gentle, 18 Part of a Call Nancy, 485-6253, $175. Modern, air journey 34. Onassis Sony 6045 amplifier. healthy. Deal at $225. Also, 349-9350. 2-7-19 conditioned, heat included. 19 Girl's nickname 35 Signal Rectilinear XI speakers. Four AKC Samoyed puppy, Call 349-1607. 7-7-28 21 Samovar 37. months old. Asking, $600. 332-3309. 5-7-21 $1.00 FURNISHED 2 bedroom. Rest 22 Buddhist sect 39. 1-7-17 of Summer. Cheap. 351-5289 Houses TANDEM WITH child seat, TRAINED LOVEABLE CAT 23 Smallest State- 43. Melodiot after 3 p.m. 3-7-21 front and rear brakes, 2 NEEDS HOME AND THREE BEDROOM, near $1.00 GIRL NEEDED summer and fall speed. Excellent condition, Security. Free. CALL, 2 3 5 6 7 8 or summer only, 332-4425. Community College and $105. 355-5960. 3-7-21 353-0456. 5-7-24 ll % 3-7-19 State office 627-9801. 3-7-17 buildings. NEW 12" two-way speaker fa 13 $1.05 system. $39 each. 332-6824. Mobile Homes 16 VA n '8 J-7-17^ V/< % 21 V/A 5" 2 Menagerie MOVING - MUST Couch, chairs, tables, lamps, SELL. 23 % 2S % 25 4 de France Travesty refrigerator record player, i7 % 26 Fate yA 8 Fiport duty $1.00 You could be using this space to sell your call 372-3931. 1-7-17 28 % 30 29 Counter hockey on the river merchandise. SOLID MAPLE drop - leaf table with 4 cane - bottom chairs. VA " d 35 32 VA 36 33 32 Peace >e ol rye conditioned 2 Ethan Allen tables, call 'HREE BEDROOM available 37 % 19 %% 34 So be it i 35 Overlook •Unlimited Parking #D|shwasers •New Furniture Call 355-8255 351-8360. 3-7-21 immediately. bedroom for $160. 2 % - 36 Shield 38 Retard in music Shag Carpeting Fall, $130. 49 Compass point •Model Open Daily FRIGADAIRE 2 speed deluxe Walking distance to campus. 4S 41 Gypsy husband ' Northwind Call 351-8282 washer, $75. Grey metal desk, $5. 4 drawer bureau, Couples or couples with small children only. Call 332-4432. VA 43 Similar (Behind the Yankee Store) $5. 351-7270. S-3-7-21 3-7-21 Mo"day, Ju|y 17 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan , STATE Fischer holds edge in 3rd game >«scoum REYKJAVIK, Iceland Each retained a queen and a appear, and Spassky leads demanded removal of the obliged to "explain a several reasons." today," Schmid said. "I the match 2 - 0. The referee said that made the decision just to 307 E. Grand —(AP) - The third game of bishop in addition to his forfeit awarded to Spassky strange situation." king. The game will be Chief Referee Lothar "There is a match for the according to Rule 21 the save the match." the world chess on Thursday, when the River Ave. championship adjourned resumed Monday. Schmid of West Germany American did not show up world championship but organizers guarantee players In the back room the Sunday night after 5 hours The American challenger stopped play after Spassky because of the camera issue. there are no chess players against disturbance. If one has beaten Spassky. had made his 41st move and complains, he can demand game went on and by the and 18 minutes of play with never Spassky began the game here," Schmid said — fifth move the line of play Before this match he had Fischer had handed in his that the game be moved to a challenger Bobby Fischer with a queen's pawn meaning in the outer room. had switched into what lost three games to the reply move in sealed closed room. apparently holding the edge. a opening, his favorite. "Bobby Fischer protested The Rev. William Russian playing black and envelope. The game was played in Fischer replied with against certain conditions. "I took the responsibility to move the game just for chess experts called the Modern Benoi defense. Cigarettes Lombardy, Fischer's second drawn two when he played knight to king's bishop He feels disturbed for and A merican white and had the first the small private room three. 3/99" an grandmaster, said Soviet move. He lost the opening backstage, because of Spassky continued by title holder Boris Spassky of the championship Fischer's objections to the game advancing his queen's Summer theater was "in a bad position. He's playing black, as he is in the presence of TV and movie bishop's pawn to the fourth third game. cameras and their crews in a pawn down." rank and Fischer made Fischer forfeited the the main auditorium. Spassky had five pawns at pawn to king's three. second game by failing to Fischer had also adjournment, Fischer six. After Spassky's third move — knight to king's to present bishop three — Fischer made pawn to queen's bishop four. The game was beginning For its third and final Beachler performed leading at the theater or bring lawn along the lines of an roles in "La Turista" and chairs. opening called the Nimzo • production Summer Circle Indian, the line of play in Free Theater will present "Crawling Arnold." In case of rain, the their first game, when the premiere of "Lyle" by Carl Frankel, I^ansing performances will be moved Spassky was also playing Robert Somerfeld. to the Arena Theater in the Performances will be held at graduate student will play limit 1 white. Spassky won that the role of George. Auditorium. game. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday (coupon) Other members of the cast Expires after July 22 As at a silent movie, the through Saturday in the East i9J, Lansing Store Om., several hundred spectators in Kresge Art Center courtyard are Carl Frankel, Lansing the 2,500 - seat sports and are free to the general graduate student, Nancy the palace watched Fischer public. The play is named Pulk, Rochester senior, Ivory Soap gesticulate to the referee, for its Sandy Cooper, a graduate of ULTIMATE apparently complaining central character, a street Pasadena Playhouse who is about something. There was no room. sound from the back cleaner, and the different kinds of people he meets. Peter Moss, graduate now a graduate student in the Dept. of Theater, John Bunch, graduate student, 2 for 15' Reg. 10c each The from referee the disappeared screen. Fischer assistant in theater, will direct "Lyle." and Pamela Riedl, Lansing graduate student. East from personal size limit 4 bars Don LaCasse, graduate fidgeted. He pivoted swivel chair, covered face with his hands then on his his one student and member of the Performing Arts Co., will Designer and technical director Gretel Stensrud has Qollei (coupon) desinged the settings and by one straightened the 16 play the title role of the costumes for all three is here! A Getting together black chess men before him, starting with his king's rook. street an with cleaner. LaCasse was entertainment specialist the Army while Summer Circle Free Theater productions. Song For You The audience laughed out David Milstein, East Lansing planning commission director, greets a friend at the loud. stationed in Germany. At Stensrud's staff included planning committee's booth displaying proposed plans for downtown East Lansing After a few minutes, MSU he has acted in Harold Tom Ferris, Cathy Newman, Carpenters Saturday during the Bastille Day celebration Pinter's "The Caretaker" Schmid came onto the Sara Jane Wright, East $329 State News photo by Chuck Michaels and directed "Man is Man" Reg. $5.98 empty stage and said he felt Lansing graduate student, and "The Soldiers Tale" last and Donald Dalrymple, season. Dearborn junior. No limit IN CINCINNATI HEARING Ken Beachler, director of Two hundred bleacher (coupon) the Lecture - Concert Series, seats will be available for Expires after July 22, i97: East Lansing Store Only | will play the major supporting the audience. Other role of Owen. Last year spectators may rent chairs Court to hear Neutrogena DETROIT (UP!) - The judge panel of the appellate any action on purchasing also filed separate appeals in Soap latest court action in the court wili hear arguments buses. A spokesman said the Detroit based on a Detroit school desegregation by the state of Miciiigan. board would continue the congressional moratorium 3.5 case Board prevents of the Detroit Education from In Lansing, both Gov. Milliken and Atty. Gov. Gen. Frank J. Kelley lauded process of preparing the purchase the buses, but would wait until on as busing that was enacted part of the recently The SL 35 great new Rolleiflex . . . the single lens oz. Reg. $1.00 67' ordering any buses for use the passed Higher Education reflex with the "Magic limit 1 in a cross - district racial the court for recognizing outcome of today's 1:30 Act. Button." No fumbling at (coupon) busing today. program until at least ''the urgency importance of the matter." and p.m. In hearing. another development, I 1c FOR QUANTITY FRIED CHICKEN the exposure press lens reading mount . the "Magic Button" . . for just Expires after July 22, 1972 East Lansing Store Only I The U.S. 6th Circuit "I am hopeful that after | Court of Appeals in consideration today, the 33 of the 52 suburban EVERY for instant exposure and i *$Rojr i Coppertone school districts that would depth of field control. Cincinnati, Ohio, Thursday issued a temporary stay of appeals court will grant a be involved in the WEDNESDAY Superb Zeiss 1.8 lens, permanent stay while the lightweight, compact metropolitan busing an order by U.S. District basic issues in the case are program filed concurrent I 9 to 6 DAILY | Golden French Fries Tanning Butter Judge Stephen Roth that being reviewed," Milliken 295 buses be purchased this said. appeals in Cincinnati. They !ripLR-EATER3^1^ott| Creamy Cole Slaw week for use in September. The buses would be used In Detroit, the school board met but did not take Hot Oven Rolls Qollei 1.58 oz. Reg. $1.00 63' in an integration program ultimately limit 1 involving Detroit's largely A TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT! *• (coupon) 19721 J PIZZA SPECIAL black schools with those of Expires after July 22, 52 nearly all - white suburban school districts. ^ The temporary stay I Ban remains in effect until at least today when a three J- Roll On _ S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW ™ = FOOD BEING~SERVED 6-12 MIDNIGHT X* - EAST 1.5 I J oz. $ FABRICS4960 Northwind Drive, ^ TOWN PUMP 307 S. Grand, Lansing i% gj Across SIX I E.from Grand River Flrandor 524 E. Michigan Reg. $1.10 limit 1 (coupon) I - 484 7414 Expires after July 22, 197 ^ast Lansing 332-0879 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ East Lansing Store Onl MON. - FRI. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. £AT. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lemon Up KNITS OF ALL KINDS! 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