First Wednesday . . • MICHIGAN Heavy I Women's Rights STATE NEWS . . . overcast skin today Convention Anniversary STATE could yield afternoon and today recognized the first evening thundershowers. I ,uch convention in 1848. UNIVERSITY The highs will be in the lower 80s. g 65 Number 13 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 19, 1972 Ind to IN 2ND DAY OF PROTESTS >n ot-larg reps urg State of emergency By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer J Requirements that the 10 student at I large representatives to Academic Council be women or minority called at Attica prison ATTICA, N.Y. (AP) — The inmates had not eaten since 900 of ■tudents should be eliminated, superintendent of Attica State Prison j T «■ . j i. ^udents told an Academic Governance them began the protest Monday, but order, " *"na }■ Koren, who obtained the claimed prison officials 1 Tuesday declared a state of emergency that they have comissary supplies in " " c """" bmmittee task force investigating at - at the institution where some 800 their cells that they have purchased, depriving inmates of their election procedures Tuesday. inmates refused to leave their cells in a constitutional rights to have access to T Seats reserved specifically for two the courts through their lawyers. - day peaceful demonstration. -men and minority students are not The announcement of the state of corrections department was treating A hearing was set for this morning. ecessary because the number of emergency came from Gerald the demonstration as extremely The nurse, Mary Kingsley, was hired ■omen and minority representatives Houlihan, an information spokesman last fall following the prisoner uprising Kou Id be proportional to their for the State Dept. of Correctional serious, at Attica that claimed 43 lives. She lumbers in the University, Robert ; Services. In Buffalo Tuesday, Judge John O. was notified she would be laid off lenson, president of the Council of A state of emergency means that today because funds for her temporary Iraduate Students (COGS), said. Henderson signed an order directing visiting privileges are canceled and that Attica prison officials to show why position were terminated. Montanye movement within the lawyers should not be allowed said Monday, however, that additional I The retention of minority and prison is to talk restricted. with inmates. funds had been approved to retain the ■omen's positions on Academic nurse and that she would be kept on. After issuing the declaration Supt. Lawyers Herman louncil was "not only tokenism, but Ernest Montanye met with the inmate Schwartz and Jso demeaning," Menson said. liaison committee — a group of inmates ■ Academic Council voted last spring organized with correction department \ retain the 10 at - large seats in their approval after last September's Attica esent form, i which reserved at least positions for nonwhite students ftd at least five for women. prison riot to provide a communications link between inmates U-M studies and prison authorities. ■ Jeffrey Frumkin, member of the The protest began Monday morning ftudent Nominations Committee Riich screened candidates for the Jring term at • large election, agreed over the nurse laying off of a temporary at the prison. Although the to release ■th Menson's recommendations. nurse was reinstated, the inmates still refused to leave their cells. By LINDA WERFELMAN of regents at their meeting this week," I The retention of at - large positions State News Staff Writer Richard Houlihan said the prisoners made no Kennedy, assistant to the Is "an insult to the intelligence of all formal attempt to communicate with Robben Fleming, president of the president, said Tuesday. Judents." particularly the women and linoritv students for whom the Water-shy prison authorities or the state University of Michigan, has told A decision will probably be corrections department, and that the editors of the University's student announced within the week, Kennedy Ksitions were reserved, Frumkin said. added. A quick and sudden outburst of rain on East Lansing Tuesday department did not know why the newspaper that he is considering their | He recommended that the ballot for foced those otherwise casual and unprepared campus walkers tc protest was continuing. request that salaries of administrators The basic issue, he said, was a large elections be changed to "We have only rumors to go by," he and faculty members be made public. conflict between the "the individual's run for cover and use everything in their power to avoid the said. He did not elaborate. "We have determined so far that we right to maintain some confidentiality almighty raindrop. State News photo by Chuck Michaels Prison spokesmen said the will discuss the matter with the board as opposed to the conceded right of (Continued on page 14) the public to know how public money is being spent." The Michigan Daily would take "appropriate legal action" if officials Busing in Detroit halted for fall refuse to disclose salary information, Alan Lenhoff, editor of the newspaper, said in a July 11 letter to general for Michigan, called Roth's Fleming. ■ DETROIT Monday in Cincinnati makes it stop an interim busing order for this "This will force the state's "I am making this request because I (UPI) - Cross - district difficult to start ruling "the most sweeping busing this fall, as Krasicki claims, it also is hand, Lucas said. "After this, they believe it is in the best interests of this [using rea has been for the Detroit metropolitan September. believed to be the spark needed to can no longer claim that they can't get desegregation order in this country." university to conduct all of its business stopped for this fall by a He said the state wanted the stay to I.S. Court of Appeals decision, an A three - judge appellate panel bring the case to a final determination. an appeal." operations in public, under the close allow more time for an appeal or other Ittorney for the state of Michigan said continued a stay on an order by U.S. Roth scheduled a hearing for today The three judge appellate panel said - scrutiny of the people of the state of in U.S. District Court in Flint to hear the stay on the purchase order would parts of Roth's ruling and because it Michigan," the letter continued. luesday. District Judge Stephen J. Roth to did not have the nearly $3 million to I Eugene Krasicki, an asst. attorney force the state to purchase 295 buses motions to make his interim orders, be lifted if Roth certified an appeal of "Furthermore, I believe that the his purchase order. purchase the buses as called for by people of this state should be provided leneral arguing the Detroit school until Roth issues — or makes — his including the one to purchase buses, Roth. final decision that can be appealed. Roth's ruling said that Detroit and with adequate information to decide fctegration case, said the U.S. 6th order a final, appealable decision. The U.S. Justice Dept. also entered for themselves whether the 52 predominantly white suburbs university |ircuit Court of Appeals decision Krasieli said the continued the ordering of the buses "stopped delay in Louis R. Lucas, attorney for the deliberately maintained racial the case Monday, filing a friend - of - is making adequate progress toward National Assn. for the Advancement the - court brief which imbalances in their school systems. He requested a eliminating its past and present sexual cross - district busing in the Detroit of Colored People (NAACP) which ordered them consolidated into one stay of the busing order. and racial biases." )eal eyed area for fall, 1972." "There's not enough time left to get the buses, and without the buses brought the suit two years ago, said he would ask Roth to permit appeals of his various rulings so "no one will have attendance special area and ordered the panel to draw up The department said that because of the unprecedented scope of Roth's Lenhoff based the request for the information on what he called a "clear order, an appellate review should be legal precedent" involving a judge's there's no desegregation," Krasicki any excuse for not appealing and then desegregation plan within 45 days. held "prior to requiring the defendants During the testimony Monday, ruling earlier this summer that |o endorse said. blaming their failures on someone to spend a great deal of money and While the appeals court else." Robert Derengoski, asst. state solicitor required Saginaw Valley College to action may take other irreversible steps looking to make public the salaries of its faculty implementation (of a desegregation and staff. plan.)" (Continued on page 17) \cGovern WASHINGTON (AP) - Labor fcders Tuesday sought a compromise lat would soften AFL-CIO President Sinatra disp ■eorge Meany's opposition to lemocratic presidential nominee ■eorge McGovern and leave the Tiestion of endorsing a White House kndidate to the 117 individual unions I the AFL-CIO. to organized WASHINGTON (AP) - Entertainer Sinatra opened the hearing by ■The compromise is expected to be Frank Sinatra told House investigators accusing the committee of being T>ted on at a special meeting of the 35 Tuesday he knows nothing about the irresponsible in permitting a convicted I man AFL-CIO executive council Cosa Nostra and insisted he merely felon to link Sinatra's name with ■day. It would include a decision that made an investment in a New England organized crime. r federation itself would make no racetrack allegedly backed by Joseph "The Baron" Barboza, self - Indorsement of a presidential organized crime money. described killer of 25, told the Jndidate ar for the first time in its 17 - In fact, Sinatra said, he withdrew his committee May 24 that Raymond history. It has backed Democratic $55,000 investment when he learned Patriarca, now imprisoned New esidential candidates in the past. that he had been elected, without his England Cosa Nostra boss, had ■ The opposition of the 77- year - old permission, as a director and officer of unspecified hidden money in Berkshire *eany to endorsing McGovern has now - defunct Berkshire Downs in Downs. ■ivided the nation's top labor Sinatra Hancock, Mass. Barboza said also Sinatra invested ^adership. ■owerful Several members of the Sometimes barely audible, other money for Patriarca and another AFL-CIO council reportedly times on the offensive, the 56 - year - underworld boss, Genaro Angiulo, in TOd Meany to endorse McGovern, Singer Frank Sinatra (left) arrived Tuesday at a House Select Committee on crime hearing for old Sinatra appeared for 90 minutes the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami J at least not make it difficult for questioning on alleged mobster connections with a New England racetrack he was associated before a standing - room - only crowd Beach and the Sands Hotel in Las |ther labor leaders to do so. with in 1963. Sinatra was a vice president and director of Berkshire Downs near Springfield, at a hearing of the House Select Crime Vegas. (Continued on page 17) Mass. AP Wirephoto Committee. Phillips said the committee had an affidavit from the Fontainebleau Hotel denying that Sinatra ever had any ownership there and it would be placed in the record. Sodot tells Russia Sinatra and his attorney and business adviser, Mike Rudin, went over the details of his investment in the New England track. CAIRO (AP) - Soviet military They said Sinatra was approached by advisers and experts are leaving Egypt News Analysis Salvatore Rizzo in 1962 about making an investment. and will be replaced by Cairo's own "I liked the idea," Sinatra said. soldiers, President Anwar Sadat Sadat had reason to feel mounting Egyptians announced Tuesday. He emphasized that the decision Rift see By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent frustration. Even while he carried on a row backstage with the Russians over "With 5 per cent of a racetrack, I thought I would do well by it." "does not touch in any way the Rudin was told Rizzo was the only military aid, he could see Arab other stockholder in the track. essense of Soviet - Egyptian frienship." President Anwar Sadat's regime has attitudes shifting in a way suggestive to repla But he also not implied that Moscow had kept its bargain on delivery of between displayed recent increasing impatience in months with its superpower of waning Qaro influence. The Russians have seemed skittish all Sinatra testified that Rizzo never talked to him about becoming an benefactor, particularly since President officer or director of the track. military equipment, and insisted Egypt along about the possibility of a new would not be told when or how to pull Nixon visited Moscow. If strains "I found out about it when I read war in the Middle East. Lately there advisers the trigger against Israel. Sadat said the withdrawal order for 2 countrie surface now in the form of lessened Soviet military presence, that could be have been signs of a sharp argument between Moscow and Sadat. There has about it in the sports page," he said. Sinatra said that during the year he Soviet military personnel, "who came one more spinoff result from the owned the stock he never met with been much flak from Cairo indicating here upon our request," was effective Nixon global diplomacy. any of the principals of the track and, Watching that diplomacy unfold. after the original meeting, never saw (Continued on page 17) (Continued on page 17) Rizzo again. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 19, 1972 3 Suit filed against cable TV company I■ V,RAY ANDERSON BV Staff Writer The television and radio major said that he has been The the University prohibits from the people who reside channels available are vandalism or natural of 1970. at the company. Nevvs use of antennas, he said, He added that changing there, he said. "The repeats," Olmos added. A l?;1; I roversy ca?le television has once again keeping a log of cable reception dropouts for the and the three letters he has written to National Cable company couldn't have The general manager of phenomena and the length of the failure depends as the rates or permitting spokesman for the Federal Communication , gotten anymore and the National Cable Company, much on the type of antennas is now a legal Commission's Cable 1!h as a Spartan Village past month, during which Company have met with University any less," he Robert E. Cowley, said his destruction as it does on the problem because of a jointly Division in Washington D.C. tdent Monday filed a suit time cable service stopped for periods ranging has little or no positive added. office gets very few trouble time of the day, Cowley signed contract. said, "a cable system is ■ Fast Lansing small claims response. Ralph Olmos of 1545 C calls, though he admitted indicated. required to give Iurt against National Cable from a few seconds to over an hour. "There concrete are ferro - Spartan Village, who also failures of the cable do "These things take time to Cowley said the complaints about program simultaneous fcasB.Rookofl ■Douglas B. Rook of 1544 "There have been previous occasions when it has been lower buildings and the reception is lousy on the floors with rabbit considered filing a small claims suit, said he would swear in court that the cable occur. "Much of it is beyond our repair," he noted, "and we provide service as rapidly as cuts are also falsely directed non duplication to local protection channels." control," he explained. is possible." I Spartan Village charged in out more than a day," Rook ears," he said. goes out at least two or "Last week somebody Defending the firm's le suit that the firm has stressed. "And there is The cable contract for three times per week. pulled out an amplifier." service, Cowley cited a lovided "sporadic and nothing you can do about ■termittent service." It." married housing was signed in 1969 with little input "Besides getting sloppy service, most of the Most of the failures are the result of similar section of the contract that exempts the company from MSU to disruptions caused by bus circumstances beyond their quang tri city control, including failure of the transmitter. operati Complaints by Spartan The campus Village residents, however, bus system will not operate the second half S.Viets advance to Citadel of summer term, Max Neils, manager of automotive have not been limited to services, said Monday. sporadic service. Bus service will end July 26, the last day of the first half Michael Schrader, of term. 15443 Spartan Village, corner of the fortress and they direct artillery and About 230 bus passes were sold for the first half kAlGON (AP) - House- another airborne element mortar fire their vacated Vietnamese dead lying all friendly troops. complained about the house fighting raged on around in the bunkers." The U.S. Command term, and no more than 150 tickets would have been sold . was within a few hundred shoddy nature of the for the second half term, Neils said. lesday in the provincial positions. Field reports said a reported two such more equipment. He said it is "We lost money the first half of the summer and don't lpital of Quang Tri, with yards of the northeastern The bitter, close - range company of paratroopers mistaken bombings by Air often necessary to jiggle the corner, a field report said. fighting has exacted heavy want to lose it the second half," he added. fcuth Vietnamese troops North Vietnamese soldiers casualites on both sides, but trapped in an abandoned Force and Marine jets on cable connection to get Bus drivers will be transferred to jobs available in the Jnorted inching their way U.S. advisory team government positions near good reception and even ■ward the walled Citadel . poured fire into the no one is stopping to count compound in the city Quang Tri C5ty. Spokesmen then the least inclement University physical plant, he explained, adding that the advancing paratroopers bodies in Quang Tri City. drivers would remain on the University payroll. 111 in North Vietnamese from One officer told Associated managed to escape with said five South Vietnamese weather will disrupt the every ruined house, seven dead after government soldiers were wounded in Two buses have been operating during the first half term, Press correspondent Michael reception. ■One unit was only 100 every bunker, every street reinforcements pushed back both incidents. and they have been relatively empty, he continued. Figures corner. As they fall back Putzel: "There are North Schrader, who was for the average number of students riding the buses daily Tds from the southeastern an encircling North U.S. bombers launched formerly connected to a Vietnamese battalion. than 300 strikes were not avaiable, he said. more cable service in North South of the main battle against highways, bridges, Carolina said, "The prices Though the number of students purchasing bus passes in the rolling foothills west has declined every summer for several years, the 232 who supply barges and other ($5 per month) charged }uang Tri spirit lives of Highway 1, informants reported an engagement between all - night installations inside North Vietnam on Monday. Radio Hanoi claimed three here in relation to services and reception we are getting is not up to par." bought passes this summer represented the lowest numer ever, Neils said. The possibility of cancelling bus service had been considered and rejected in previous summers, he continued. In daily acts of soldiers government paratroopers American aircraft were shot The $5 monthly fee was and a North Vietnamese do wn. The amount of revenue produced by the bus system has also criticized by Olmos and force estimated to be a In the sea war, the U.S. declined as the numer of students riding the buses has Rook, but Cowley pointed platoon. fallen. "We've been running in the red every summer for the walled destroyer Warrington was to the contract as the reason ■ QUANG TRI, Vietnam fortress, is thinking position." They said North past two years," Neils said. the heavily damaged by two for the fee. ftp) - A little bit more of something similar as the South Vietnamese As he spoke, Riddell was Vietnamese attacked the underwater explosions in "The University signed a About 10,000 students rode the buses each day last ■is city dies every day. But airborn unit under cover of the Gulf of Tonkin where contract which regulates the winter term, when the largest number of students use the paratroopers push doggedly standing in a house that bus system, he said. ■e spirit of the city lives in a mortar barrage, killing 12 7 th Fleet ships have been rate," he said. "They can't across the battlefield formerly served as a North e minds of the soldiers Vietnamese command post paratroopers and wounding enforcing a naval blockade. blame us for a contract wing for it — no matter prepared so carefully by 41 before they were pushed No North Vietnamese fire — now his own. approved by the Kich side they are on. their enemy. back. North Vietnamese was reported at the time of administration and the J"I don't understand it," Almost every house has a losses were 30 dead and one the explosions and fleet "They know exactly board of trustees. lie airborne officer said bunker, a place to fight where we are," the airborne prisoner captured. spokesmen said the cause John J. Roetman, married ■hose troops are inside luang Tri and inching from. The roofs collapse, often the walls, but even the adviser said. "They lived here for more than two the Government tanks highway Tuesday lined was still under investigation. The 3,400 - ton housing manager, said that he has had no more than 18 East Lansing ■ward the important ruins offer cover, a place to months." morning, firing westward Warrington was taken under complaints about rates and ■itadel. "The North Vietnamese must be crazy, hide and to resist. "This is straight, As the North Vietnamese into the hills where the North Vietnamese survivors tow to Subic Bay in the Philippines. service since the system began operating in the fall Sidewalk Sale ■ley know we're going to conventional war, fighting fall back, they withdraw had retreated. won't pull city," Capt. Robert C. MEN'S ■ke it but they in a toward the Citadel. The The former imperial ■ck to save themselves. Riddell of St. Petersburg, South Vietnamese are going capital of Hue to the south ["We pour everything on Fla. said. "They start taking there too, and some are now was hit by 25 artillery shells jiem. We're killing the hell you under fire with indirect only the length of a football that killed 10 civilians. Six |ut of them." J Perhaps some North artillery and mortars then with small arms. Then they field measured away. in But inches, it is and members of one family were wiped out by a direct hit on • SUITS 300 UNITS ■ientamese officer, from his withdraw and put indirect they fight for each one. their house. Three persons (1 & 2 PANTS) VALUES to S150 ■intage point in the ofd fire on their own defensive were wounded. "We've taken a lot of casualities, and we'll take a South Vietnamese ground troops on the northern NOW 3995*4995»5995 lot more," said one officer front have received AND UP 'c)te postpo who asked that his name not be used. "But they've taken even more. No one's extensive American air support, but the close • • SPORT COATS quarters fighting and going around counting scattered disposition of Values to $95. >n PIRCIM bodies but there are North Vietnamese dead lying all marine and airborne units have led to several NOW 1999*2999»39" AND UP over In bunkers." accidental attacks on By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer EXTRA VALUE | The board of trustees' consideration of the student tax to SPORT SHIRT collected each term search iGroup in Michigan (PIRGIM) has been for the Public Interest KNITS -CUT N SEWN PANTS postponed size 26 34 k at least two months. - ■A decision on the tax issue was originally planned for the 2 for $5 2.99 ea. Tustees' July 28 meeting, but will be rescheduled because 2 for $5 I a request by ASMSU and PIRGIM that a vote be 2 for *6 3.59 ea. fclayed. MEN'S ■Members of the two organizations 2 for $7 3.99 suggested that a ea. *cision on PIRGIM be postponed until the trustees |>nsider the proposed criteria for tax assessments of SHOES ■udent groups. Discussion of the criteria is scheduled for Bis month's meeting. PANTS (500 PAIRS) VALUE to S40. ■The proposed criteria should be released officially later (2000 PAIRS) ■is week, Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for student ■'airs, said. KNIT - FLARES $8-*10-$12-$14 - WOVEN Preliminary drafts of the criteria indicated that student roups requesting that the University act as their collection Sent would be required to obtain, through petitions, the 2 for $12 6.99 ea. BERMUDAS ntten approval of at least one third of their student >nstitutencies. Referendums would also be required to determine the 2 for $20 10.99 ea. 2 for *8 S4ea" egree of support for requested taxes, the proposed policy tod. Present policy requires individual emission of the board of trustees for the Neas the group's collection agent. groups to obtain University to LADIES' There are a lot of questions that have come up that are 500 UNIT concern to us and to administrative sources, and certain u.i ons have to be answered before the trustees take TOPS SHORT «'°n on PIRGIM," Roger Telschow, member of PIRGIM's rganizing committee, said. "e 2 for *6 of the concerns involved the fact that some 'viduals have questioned the constitutionality of 2 for *7 2 for *5 Mchmg the PIRGIM tax to ASMSU, which will have no ?;ritrolover PIRGIM's use of the money, he added, question has come to our knowledge within the PANTS DRESSES ivfit that " hetaken 6 was explained. 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News ,UH w,, «, R,ck ^ xx Convention r.- i , almost f 1hearded inthethecops ca saying Marines they for that Judy Yates, editorial editor d smoke.in s t think there will be relate some random impressions of Sun anything, either. The Establishment City. beat them to the punch. There was all Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for The taxi driver weaves in and out of that talk about how we were gonna outstanding journalism. the thickening Miami Beach traffic and have hurricanes and thousands of talks about security: people would be killed because they wouldn't have anyplace to stay, and EDITORIAL see "This place is like a them, but they've got men all fort. You can't the press spread that around. And then around here, about 15 minutes away the city council wouldn't let people Fire problem by helicopter. "See that one up there? He's been going round and round all day. He camp out, and the press spread that around. So a lot of people stayed away." could spot trouble in a second, in a "The Republican Convention, second. And he can land anywhere. though, that's a different story. immediate He could land right here in the middle of Collins Avenue if he had to. "But this is nothing. Security Ho-boy, nobody's looking forward to that one." He goes off for a drink of water, but right Though representatives from Unfortunately, they have not yet now is just a warm-up for what it'll be he makes a promise: "I'm gonna be off-campus housing met June 29 submitted the list to Patriarche. like in August out here just looking around here all to discuss the fire problem off They have designated themselves Glenn Stover, codirector of the week - or until my legs give out." campus, little has come out of as leaders and they should start Youth Convention Center dismisses The little old store clerk sees a cop the meeting except for praise for leading - now. the possibility of any serious violent ticketing a long-haired kid for jay confrontations between citizens and walking. the State News for taking an Rooming houses have also been demonstrators: "Pig," be proclaims. "Why can t Mayor John Lindsay (right) sits passively during his first interest in the issue. While we pointed to as a source of fire "The citizens are all old people, they just leave them alone?" Democratic National Convention. The New York mayor hazards. Patriarche has said that only appreciate the kind words, we They can't be violent, they can't even recently shifted from the Republican party and campaigned for RW dozes uncomfortably on the are looking for action and we are rooming houses which should be raise their arms." the presidency in the primaries as a Democrat. slippery plastic seats of the "D" bus as not getting it. inspected on a yearly basis, "The police have orders to be two old people board the bus. They State News photo by John Borger The meeting did produce plans frequently escape inspection restrained. They can't be loud or do are dressed in neatly pressed, for a press release from Phil because they cannot be any shouting, or there will literally be brand-new blue jeans and squeaky Curiosity aroused, RW asks them Wednesday? Bozzo, business manager of the identified as rooming houses. people dying - and not people at sandals. where they are going. Eighty senior citizens, patiently I whom the violence is directed." "We're going to Flamingo Park Student Housing Corporation He has said that the difficulty He listens in on their conversation (where the protesters are staying). We waiting in line for a small glass of tin I identification be based John is retired, and he wants George because, like most places in Miami "Big O." (SHC). But we haven't even in can heard they've got watermelons and Wallace to be president because Beach, there's nothing better to do. gotten the press release yet. partially on the fact that not all "everybody else is just making the "Do you think they'll laugh at us, marijuana there and we thought we'd "These people don't have a lot oil East Lansing fire chief Arthur rooming houses are licensed. This same old talk I've heard since I was a Virgil?" try a little of both." Chortle, giggle. money so whenever something # P. Patriarche has said that poor can only be seen as a cry to the kid." But he ambles back to Flamingo "Nah, hippies don't laugh at people, advertised free, they go wild," Glenn I The Youth Convention Center has Park from a Zippie smoke-in and says: they relate to them. That's their whole housekeeping is the main cause of fires. He also has said that city to take steps to more "They want pot, they should get bag. They just smoke marijuana, have been advertising free fresh orange juice Stover, codirector of the center, sayil actively enforce the existing „ . . for the protesters. So who shows up (Continued these problems that the pot. But there's more important things sex and enjoy life." on page 5) are licensing laws. people can take care of themselves. However, if these Summer lethargy provides no problem areas are not pointed excuse for avoiding or delaying TWO CENTS WORTH out to individuals through action on an issue which could careful fire inspections, chances possibly involve the lives of the Pot and murder analogy are they will not take steps to area residents. This is not an correct them until it is too late. issue which can be swept into the SHC officials have expressed a corner with all the other sincere interest in the problem. combustables. To the Editor: legally valid, would permit a killer of MSU attorney imply that a local They have offered to submit a The State News has outlined MSU attorney Leland W. Carr Jr., appropriate residence to literally get government would even consider George A. Col bum I list of the 12 cooperative houses possible directions for action. on July 5 outlined in the State News away with murder." tampering with laws concerning crimes East Lansing councilman I important legal information To equate smoking pot with in under their domain to The least the housing some regarding the trustees' power to enact committing murder is an absurdity and of violence? July 17, 1972| Patriarche. They have also said I am delighted that the state representatives can do is consider campus ordinances. Such information only an absurd person would draw constitution (Article VII, Sec. 34) that their cooperation with the those suggestions and, if they are such an analogy. No wonder Carr fire department will spread to not feasible, find ideas and follow them. some alternate is helpful and Carr should be commended for taking the time to didn't give us the natae of the afllows cities and townships some independence in adopting local War other organizations. respond to a State News editorial in "important legal authority" he quoted ordinances on subjects which are To the Editor: order to provide readers with his legal — if the name were to be used, that already covered by state law. I am also Readers of the State News wi opinion on this subject. person would become a laughing stock delighted that East Lansing has a new, interested in a current series of article! I am somewhat confused, however, in the legal profession. more humane ordinance concerning in the New Yorker by FranctsB about Carr's decision to offer his Indeed, by using such a quote, Carr seems to be making a not - too - subtle the use and possession of marijuana. I Fitzgerald on the development of I opinion on the marijuana ordinance support legalization of marijuana, but American involvement in Vietnam. In enacted recently in the city of East reference to alleged irresponsibility of certain local publicly - elected officials this cannot be accomplished at the the second installment (July 8)1 Lansing. Quoting an anonymous local level. However, sanity at the local Fitzgerald discusses the rise and fall oil "important legal authority," Carr and to their supporters, many of level on the marijuana issue can Ngo Dinh Diem and the role played byl wrote: "A locally adopted homicide whom attend or work at this advance the date when legalization is Wesley Fishel and "a team of someMH ordinance with a 25 cent penalty, if university. Otherwise, why did the seriously considered at the state and scholars and public assembled by administratois| MSU under i government contract to reorganize th»/V water after a fashion as is the dewe u>Au>eNy summer which I will repeat now in the mpowrep condensate that runs off an air PUDPtfz hopes of receiving an answer. conditioner or the water obtained Would the water from a basement from defrosting a refrigerator or dehumidifier be a safe source of freezer. The mineral content of such unpolluted drinking water? If one water is practically zero. If filtered consumed only distilled water over through a few layers of cloth to large periods of time, would it deprive remove solid particles, it can be used the body of needed minerals or in for a variety of purposes where recycle this copy Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 19, 1972 5 ChuCKe, Chuckle W Chuck Beady VVAW Ru HPRRIF r.AI KflMR begins legal aid fund As Mou eft* Sit lT»\f Brou/n .. By DEBBIE CALKINS fttrxA fund. si. n ii "another smear program . the . Democratic been be going to Miami State News Staff Writer Ron particulary moving and during McClellan, Sault Ste. against |Vt twplo^ •** *"Jlt lot the nomination? I'm is?" shouts back: "Go get him" orried the California "Germaine ,Greer." A and watches in despair as challenge got too many note of resignation there. RW runs up the press gallery aple mad. 1 think they're "Could I ask you a few stairs to use a phone. jd at young people. What questions?" lo you think?" Greer points to her RW returns. JB tells him "No, I think McGovern "Media' badge and replies: what he has missed. RW and rill win and everything will "No. I'm working right JB commiserate. :ool down." now." Airy dismissal. Mankiewicz walks by again. RW chats with the Greer and JB continue He does not escape this 12-year-old woman, for five exchanging notes on the linutes. She explains what two caucuses. le town is normally like, One reporter's Two a.m. Thursday. here the good eating spots observation to the number McGovern has just been and how to get to of votes tallied for the nominated. here RW is going. "I've got to get off now," pro-McGovern forces The two reporters, tired ,he says. "Peace." Monday night in the from working since 11 a.m. RW concludes she really California credentials fight: Wednesday, ride the bus to meant it. "It's like a jar of olives. the Playboy Plaza Hotel Once you get the first few where a friend stays. Gene McCarthy, knight out, the rest come easy." irrant of the '68 antiwar "I think he's in the rusades, holds a press RW stands patiently on presidential suite," RW says inference Monday, the floor listening to knowledgeably. prior Germaine Greer interview a On the 18th floor, RW voting on credentials estions. A college fat, cigar-smoking man. and JB walk in circles trying "Who is he?" another to pick the right room. "Ah, eporter asks if McCarthy reporter asks. this looks like it." support George "Probably a Philadelphia Knock. Knock. "Yes," McGovern if McGovern gets mayor or something," RW Mort Sahl, noted comedian, the presidential nomination. replies. answers. We'll have that He watches as Germaine "Is Win Rowe here?" question from a senior Greer finishes her interview "No I think you've got member a little later on," and the crowd around her the wrong room." Door McCarthy replies. disperses, leaving the fat closes. A strong taste man alone. 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An Irish Evening Herald as been badly mauled in its While guerillas and British Father Jack Fitzsimmons the IRA, preserve the Republican Army (IRA) confirming that his guerilla fierce confrontation with troops continued discussed for an hour his North's constitutional chieftain was quoted as organization has made the British army in the skirmishing across the demand that all British position in the United saying: "We want to shift to overtures to restore the North since the short - lived province, British officials troops should move out of Kingdom and woulcf still go using political persuasion." truce broken nine days ago. truce ended. Officially, IRA talked with leaders of the the Lenadoon area of ahead with its planned David O'Connell, second The paper said O'Connell casualties are 10 dead and Protestant - based Unionist Belfast. The priest on referendum on the future of Sunday marched 3,000 the border between the Catholics out of the district province and the Irish and said they would not republic. IN SERIOUS CONDITION return withdrew. until the army to Whitelaw consider promised only Faulkner's The IRA has since points. Free expression pledged to halt its In intermittent gun Racer suffers operations in the suburb if battles, IRA snipers Raindrops form a free lane# exhibit on the rear view the army moves out first. wounded three British mirror during Tuesday's rain. The rain is a refreshing Although some army soldiers in Belfast and a change of pace from the 90 degree temperatures East ANN ARBOR (UPI) — Auto racer Merle Bettenhausen, units have been bomb wrecked a cafe in slumped over the wheel. now Lansing has been suffering through lately. who lost his right arm and suffered burns in a fiery crash His right arm was severed below the shoulder and he withdrawn, Father downtown Londonderry. State News photo by Milton Horst Monday, was listed in serious but stable condition monday. suffered third-degree neck and face burns and lacerations Fitzsimmons said after his The middle son of Tony Bettenhausen Sr., who was around the pelvic area. talks that the situation was killed testing a car at Indianapolis in 1961, remained in the Bettenhausen making his first start in an Indy-type car, unchanged and that the intensive care unit at the burn center of the University of Michigan Medical Center. Bettenhausen 29, of Tinely Park, 111., was injured when his Grant King race car slammed into the wall in the No. 2 was running behind his brother Gary in a Roger Penske McLaren when the younger Bettenhausen hit the wall at 180 miles per hour, exodus of families from Lenadoon was continuing. Two buslotfds of Safety award A U-M hospital spokesman said Bettenhausen's condition "refugees" quit the area 1,urn on the fourth lap of the Indy-type portion of the Michigan 200 at the Michigan International Speedway at at midday Monday was "serious but stable — some improvement from Sunday. Only family members were Tuesday morning. The former provisional blasted by nearby Irish Hills. allowed to visit him. prime minister, Brian SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) president of General Cole "outrageous" Joe Leonard of Hermosa Beach, Calif., won the race with Faulkner led the Unionist The National Motor Motors. Ralph Nader's "mockery of justice." — , Bettenhausen s car tore down a guard rail for more than an average speed of 140.685 MPH. The stock car race, the delegation which met the Safety Advisory Council Raiders gave him their "It reveals conflicts of 1,000 feet. The entire right side of the racer was torn away win event of the day, was won by Ramo Stott of Keokuk, British administrator in Monday presented its First "Automotive Engineering interest within the advisory and flames engulfed the vehicle with the young driver Iowa. Northern Ireland, William Annual Safety Award to the Malpractice Award." council and the final GM President Edward N. takeover of that coundl by Cole accepted the Advisory automotive interests," Council's award. He did not Nader said, comment directly on Sanbach, who is also criticism of his selection publisher of Consumer which came from Nader and Reports, said the award Walker Sanbach, executive "makes a mockery of director of the Consumer's the council's efforts to Union who resigned from stimulate the development the Safety Council in of safer cars." protest. But Cole told newsmen; that critics of Detroit don't appreciate the complexity of the auto business and are Women set! pushing for safety standards which will drive the price of cars out of the range of the meets withl average consumer. "I just wish some of those people could be with us for candidates | 24 hours to see some of the The League of Women things we have to deal with Voters will sponsor three in a very complex business," meetings later this month to Cole said. "They might take a different attitude." allow voters to meet local | candidates. While the GM president The eight candidates was accepting the federal state representative from Advisory Council's award the 59th District will r inside the St. Francis Hotel, at 8 p.m. Monday in about 50 pickets from Bay East Lansing High School Area consumer groups auditorium, 509 Burcham marched on the sidewalk Dr. outside. Candidates for Meridiu "Put GM's Safety Award Township offices and for in ITT's paper shredder," county commissioner from one picket sign read. the 5th and 6th District! Barney O'Meara, a will be available at 8 p.E member of Nader's Center Tuesday in the Meridian for Auto Safety in Township Hall on Marsh Washington, D.C., displayed Road in Okemos. a statue made of "defective Candidates for county GM parts" when his and state offices and those group wanted to present Cole as running for U.S. House of the "Automotive Representatives from tin Engineering Malpractice 6th District will meet it Award." 7:30 p.m. July 27 at the Nader earlier called the YWCA, 217 Townsend St advisory council award to in Lansing. Troupe to offer children's show The MSU Dept. of Theater and the Dept. of Performing and Creative Arts at Lansing Community College (LCC) this weekend will produce "The Story Dance Theater," » children's vaudeville show. The programs, directed by Barbara Rutledge, a dance instructor at LCC, and Nicholas Kyrah, East Lansinj graduate student, will be based on children's folk and fairy tales. Children will be encouraged to participate in the songs and dances along with the performers. Two shows will be seen in performances at 7:30 p.m. Friday and at 2 and 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in the Okemos Barn Theater. The Story Dance Theater also will tour Lansing area parks. Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. 6135 W. Saginaw 0 482 6226 OPEN Mon.&Thurs. 'Til 9 Children's Theatre Live performances for the youngsters. FRI.-7:00 PM SAT. . 11:00 AM A 2:00 PM mall Wednesday, July 19, 1972 7 Dems in 59th District race tell views EDITOR'S NOTE: The in our economy where following is an edited people are not able to live in transcript of an interview the house they have spent DA VIS: "The Equal Rights the State News held with their lives paying for Amendment was recently passed in PALMER: 1 think the paramount candidates Marianne Davis, because property taxes are issue is the issue of the Michigan and at that time the ... property Lynn Jondahl and William so high and they are living tax. In 1932, we on fixed incomes." legislative reserach bureau noted that went through a Palmer, who are running for there picture where everybody was losing the Democratic nomination "The final issue that I were over 1,100 laws their houses and their for the 59th District of the think is important is the specifically mentioning women. 1 farms and now whole question of women's think these laws need to be looked we ve come around House of Representatives. again where this issues. The Women's into In 14 women's issues recently property tax has gotten so big, either DAVIS: "The issues I Political Caucus will .. by virtue of the local governmental think that are important in announce (today) the before the legislature most men structure or the property tax for the campaign are education, results of their research couldn't even vote properly for half tax reform and women's schools, that it is making it a real paper on how all 110 of them. Men are usually pretty issues. legislators voted on 14 agreeable at the talking stage but problem for anyone with a house or ''Education for issues affecting women. I when it comes right down to the farm." handicapped children has think when you see those been my main interest in results, you will realize that issue, they tell you it's not a the past because I have a there is still a great deal of priority." child who is handicapped. I work that needs to be done know there are hundreds of to help women in the children in Michigan who state." are not in school who are PALMER: "I have to us in November and we put a JONDAHL: "What's happening in getting additional revenues schools, around the busing handicapped. They're agree with Mrs. Davis very ceiling on property tax as it for mass transit systems issue and the schools, around the other issues, busing issue capable of learning but they much on the women's applies to the support of should fall on motorists suggests to me that we're and other issues, suggests to are being excluded." me that picture. I feel the same way. schools, I wonder what will alone." we're "Also, in state, 14 "But I eroding basic constitutional eroding basic constitutional our think the happen to that extra JONDAHL: "I think that rights. We're moving to a per cent of our high school issue, after rights. We're moving to a kind of paramount millage." the overriding issue, from kind of uninhibited graduates are prepared to go coming back into the "Now I know the cities uninhibited majority rule, which to work, the rest of them my perspective, is to address majority rule which doesn't .picture after a number of of Lansing and East Lansing the issue of whether the in doesn't protect the rights aren't, so I'm very any way protect the of the years — I ran for the need more money for tneir political system works. It's rights of the minority. minority. I think the question interested in vocational legislature in 1932 - is the fire departments and their not an issue in the same That's frightening to me. becomes, then, not only how you schooling and expanding issue of the property tax. In maintenance departments, sense of education and "I think the these opportunities to all question vote on a number of issues but also 1932, we went through a but we're going to transfer taxation. It's a question of becomes, then, not only students." picture where everybody this money over to an area how you address the my hunch, and the hunch of how you vote on a number problem of "I favor a graduated was losing their houses and where there is no ceiling. I of issues, but also how you a growing numer of people, changing the system so that we can income tax. I support the their farms and now we've think this is the number one that the constitutional address the problem of reinforce constitutional rights for all petition drive that wishes to come around again where issue." system is in deep trouble, changing the system so that people." change the support of this property tax situation "The other issue is that not because it is the wrong ir. fact, education from the we, can reinforce has gotten so big, either by by some sort of system, but because it isn't basic constitutional rights property tax to other virtue of the local arrangement you bring means." can being honored. governmental structure or about quality education by "What's happening in (Continued on page 17) "I think that the business the property tax for busing students from of government is to provide schools, that it is making it jurisdiction to another. I adequately what is needed. a real problem for anyone don't think it will all work.' PEPPERONI Cand/c/afes differ Legislators need to be aware who has a house or a farm. "Another problem I of new sources of income "I agree that we have to think is important is this and need to most economically revenues that are use the available change the basic idea of school support through a mass transit thing. I don't think that the burden for FREAKS: property tax to a tax that is and yet still the based MCAT- DAT-CRE FREE PEPPERONI ON on focus of issues serve on the ability to pay. people." I'm now a Social Security "It is usually possible to person on a small pension LSAT-ATGSB ANY PIZZA ORDERED figure out some kind of and I can't make it as I see By RICK WILBINS gasoline prices should be economy and some kind of it, at this time, because of AT DOMINO'S education, but do not NAT'L. BDS. State News Staff Writer used to fund mass transit consider it a final answer. loopholes and to keep in high property taxes on my The primary difference mind that taxes should not home in East Lnsing." — programs. He said he feels Palmer said he does not feel I among the three Democratic such a tax is unfair because be regressive and fall on "If the people adopt the •Preparation for I busing has any value for required for admission to it places the whole burden those least able to pay. (tax reform) petitions that [candidates for the 59th providing quality education. graduate and professional District House of for such programs on Palmer said "We are reaching a point are signed and will go before A/so-DON'T FORGET he supports Representatives seat is in motorists, rather than on all increases in [the focus of their citizens. a flat rate income tax as a substitute YOU GET 2 FREE COKES fampaigns. for the property tax. Marianne Davis, who Jondahl and Davis both Jondahl and Davis both WITH INSIDE ORDERS organized the Michigan said they favored using 'abortion petition drire, said gasoline taxes to fund mass disagreed, stating that a - till july 31 ;he feels women's rights and transit. Davis said she graduated income tax would be more equitable and more (all with this coupon! equal treatment will be the thought many motorists paramount issues in her would be willing to pay for adequately reflect ability to such a program if it would pay. campaign, though she indicated she will certainly clear the congested Davis alleged that women rot ignore other issues of highways. were grossly tax reform and education. Jondahl claimed that underrepresented in the William Palmer, a state presently there was legislature. Men cannot senator from 1932 to 1938 "precious little money" in thoroughly understand d now a retired the general fund to pay for women, Davis said, and tend sinessman, said he such to neglect women's considers escalating a system and that he for what they consider to be property taxes to be the thought money would have to be taken from other more important problems. most important issue in his Jondahl and Palmer departments as well. campaign. agreed, but both claimed Lynn Jondahl, chairman Davis and Jondahl both they would be able to f the Lansing American said they support the busing adequately represent Civil Liberties Union of school children as a tool women as well as other (ACLU), indicated that the for providing better interest groups. overriding issue, from his perspective, was how to make the system more responsive to the minorities and constitutional Family Special quarantees. 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TODAY ONLY! 19.00 STR.PES AND SOUDS J/Qopf ShOGS TOUIlg hKeW 200 SUMMER SHIFTS . . . values to 25.00 1/3 °FF ' shoe* - sP„,« ^ ~ Flats n OFF nISS'm Levis $3.50 Sandals $1 Shirts $3.50 ALL REMAINING suede BOO.s SUMMER $S ^.50 SWIMWEAR SMOCKS NOW 1/3 ' OFF NOWOW 1/1 i / %J OFF OFF FURTHER REDUCTIONS Men's Shop Sportwear, Furnishings, and Clothing - ON Shoe Salon - Accessories Intimate Apparel - - — Sportswear - Bridal Salon - Dresses Suits - Coats - Dining Center - Bath and Sleep Shop - Gift Shop - Boys and Girls Apparel and Shoes Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 19, 1972 11 IN CECCHETTI METHOD Free ballet program slated Eaglet°n tick( By DEBBIE CALKINS exceptional performance in nonprofessional student). include n »iiiU' State News Staff Writer their dancing. The conference and was Margaret Marsh who pupil of Maestro a Denmark. choreographed and taught Ralov A free ballet program, This is the eighth seminar, which began July 9 Cecchetti, founder of the "Napoli" — part of today's ! M open to the general public consecutive year Cecchetti Council chose to that the and will run through Friday, Cecchetti method of ballet, program at nl P'1' in Til h| today at 7:30 p.m. in has provided continuous the year he died. Fairchild Bjornsson and the Fairchild hold its annual conference lessons in Theatre, will Cecchetti Marsh owns her own Ralov, husband and wife, ;0P l^der*. highlight the 1972 at MSU. Conference technique for ballet studio in London began dancing at age seven Ranees he 0f „ Cecchetti Council of coordinator Sylvia Hamer approximately 185 students where she trained many with the Royal Danish "ght side. American Ballet Conference from Ann Arbor explained and teachers by over 20 principal dancers. She is also Ballet, which practices the 'esident opnj and Seminar. that this is because "MSU instructors well-known in a Cecchetti ballet examiner Borunonville style. B White Ho? The program will include and Cecchetti Council seem the world of ballet. in England. The couple have traveled three ballets — "Espana" by to get along so well and it's Conference instructors She said she finds a "very throughout most of the the Ann Arbor Civic Ballet, part of the continuing represent Finland, high standard of student" in world with the ballet ifs "Concerto Electro" by the education service." Denmark, England, Ireland thd United States. company. Bjornsson is still The Cecchetti Council of and Poland, Contemporary Civic Ballet besides the The difference between dancing with the group of Royal Oak and selected America teaches the United States. Students the ballet student in while Ralov retired from Cecchetti method of ballet Drogran dancers of the Cecchetti represent at least 10 or 11 England and the United dancing in 1962 to devote toned Studeni eeping in step conference who will perform 10 variations from which provides the instructor with a balanced states. Attending her third States, she explained, is that more English students are her time to teaching. This conference marks ;h gained Students from itveral itatei practice the Cecchetti method of dance in preparing for the second act of "Napoll." and analyzed system of Cecchetti conference at lost to the dance companies the Danish dancers' third m, theory and execution for a performance Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. at Fairchild Auditorium. Instructor! Scholarship awards will MSU, Stephanie Zlkakls, 17, at an earlier age. visit to the Cecchetti leleviti, also be student development. There of Birmingham, said she earlier tk from several countries have been teaching the girls the method since July 9. presented at the Two other guest artists at conferences. Bjornsson said, State News photo by Paul Heavenridge program to several are seven grades In the enjoys the "experience of the conference are "We love it, It is very broadcast i J conference participants for Cecchetti method, having so many teachers." Fradbjom Bjomsson and organized and they are very 'ideotape consisting of four children's She said she also learns Kirsten rock con* Ralov, both of good teachers." Be Art grades and three "from just sitting and Centai professional grades watching the more advanced 'day 'd of on cab India to review (elementary, intermediate and advanced) and also Ave graded tests (for the classes." Guest artists for the conference and seminar trust# of be Thursday. dayc« broadcast i || sos for scholars !•••••••••••••••••£ The Stereo Shoppe I be repeated i 16. 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Fertilizers 8t Seed no experiena "I want our doors and windows to be 'Macrame and Decoupage Supplies The opened to the instructions g government Insists its review of such programs was world," Gandhi once said, "to let fresh air blow in from all nformation motivated by New Delhi's deteriorated relations with 'Housewares sides." him in tshington. A spokesman pointed out that visas for Now the atmosphere has changed. ♦Hand and Power tools Terdal ingovernmental foreign scholars of all nationalities are "The study is to set up guidelines for letting in scholars," a •Paint & Painting Supplies ling held up until the study Is completed, probably late government spokesman said. "They are looking at three Check out the values at ixt month or early In September. _ criteria: a project's benefit to India, its benefit to the But like similar moves against the foreign community In past, the Americans are the hardest hit because there country of the scholar and its benefit to the scholar himself." 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Special ttudent credit plant EAST LANSING STORE ONLY Q,*n 10 J 45 Wed. Till 9 Sal. Till S Special Surprise Albums 69c EACH or 3 FOR $1.49 209 E. Grand River 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. Juiv l9 Stones' Cobo concert--a gas Cobo Arena seemed more like a secret military The lighting was Wonder had left the stage, "Bitch," "Rocks of," throng of thousands, only Installation Friday night phenomenal. The dragon Mick and his droogs ''Gimme Shelter," stopping for an occasional coated stage was erected six bounced Into the spotlight "Tumblin Dice," "Love in slurp of Mlchelnh than a place for what feet off the floor. About 25 and launched into "Brown Vain," "Sweet Virginia," Wiggling, leaping, dancing, Rolling Stone magazine people, though, were "You Can't Always Get shaking, and handstanding called "the heaviest rock Sugar." No one was sitting By STEVE ALLEN athletic enough to overcome down. What You Want," "All throughout the set, Jagger and roll tour ever." To get State News Reviewer witiiin one block of the this barrier and manage to "Brown Sugah, how come Down the Line," "Rip This played the role of an youth of Michigan's lower touch, shake hands with, you taste so good?" the Joint," "Jumpin Jack incurable ham. Obviously Motor City assembly hall, peninsula. Thoses with kiss, embrace, and/or assault undisputed king of rock Flash," and "Street Fightin the Stones don't make one needed a pass — ticket tickets were the lords, all Jagger. Lighting shouted. Mick Jagger has Man." The high point of all American tours for the to the Rolling Stones came from others, serfs. seven searchlights placed been described as the was a theatric rendition of money; the Stones are set concert. behind the stage aimed at a ultimate sexual fanstasy of "Midnight Rambler." for life. They must do it Usually when a security And with good reason — mirror suspended from the men and women alike. In As the tune on "Let It instead only because they man asks to check one's for the Stones Friday night roof. the same rhinestone studded Bleed" so aptly put it, enjoy it. Most of their music credentials, one feels put on what can only be The warmup act? None white jump suit which is written while tour. humiliation, disgust. Not so described as the best rock Jagger is the monkey man. on other than Stevie Wonder graced the cover of Life. For an hour and 15 minutes Performing apparently stirs with Stones tickets. You're and roll concert anyone will more than proud to display working through "For Once Jagger performed a rock Jagger remained in constant their lifeblood; it enables ever hope to see. In My Life," "If You Really ballet to the tunes of them to remain at the top. motion, tantalizing the your goodies. Ail the ingredients were Love Me," "Superwoman," At the end of the Over 250,000 people there. The sound system and bits and pieces of his splendidly executed set wanted tickets for the was superb. Everything other hits. Wonder, sporting (Keith Richards's guitar Stones' two day Motown from Bill Wyman's bass to engagement. Less than 25,000 were accomodated. Stones tickets created a new Mick Jagger's voice came through loud and clear, a a full length African robe and tightly braided hair, astounded the entire Builders work heard, was the best I've ever Charley drumming the tightest) the Watts pleasant switch from audience with his drum, Stones left the stage only to aristocracy the concerts at MSU. HUD among Moog, electric piano and return a few minutes later organ solos. on with the entire Stevie Wonder band. Usually a group would not DETROIT (UPI) - The vouchers have been sent to use the perfectly Washington for payment. And then it was over. As I Mich 's slum * yL LYLE synchronized Motown act as a warmup for fear the hors U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is $3 million in debt to local Whitbeck said his staff has been working overtime left Cobo I realized the sad truth that never again in my Standing room only crowds of more than 12,000 paople greeted the Rolling Stones in their two night d'oerve would outclass the contractors and some of the "completing the paperwork life would I ever see as great ^ The saga of a man and his broom July 19-22 main course. Recall that little over a year ago the builders might close down and have sent vouchers for a show as the Stones put on last stand at Detroit's Cobo Hall last Thursday Friday. Mick Jagger gave the audiences memorable and - Kresge Court - 8:30 p.m. because of the arrearage, the nearly $500,000 to Friday night. As MBck would Stevie Wonder show was Washington for payment." have said, it was a gas, ps, gas. performaces both nights. Metropolitan Contractors one of the highlights of Pop Assn. (MCA) said Tuesday. State Newt photo by Linda Pattison } SUMMER FREE THEATRE CIRCLE y* Entertainment's season. But no one ever accused of the Stones of being usual. Hiawatha Robinson, president of the MCA, said the $3 million in unpaid Dem's Thirty minutes after bills date back to 1970 and are owed to about half of the 300 contractors that do work on repossessed homes owned by HUD. "At first, HUD officials busing platform irks said the vouchers for payments Robinson said. "Then we were lost," went to state party aides Washington and talked to HUD officials there. They the busing issue. She isnotil By ROBERT BERG bigot. She is not a hater.■ called Detroit and told the HUD office to pay our United Press International News Commentary She apololigized to Georp! members based on purchase McGovern when some of! records. LANSING - Two be of low quality to get her fellow Wallace delegatal "There's been a big hassle sentences found in the grief in the began heckling him in i™ ever since and our members middle of the 93-page months. something better for hi* Michigan caucus. The sentences are in the nhild, that his child must still haven't been paid." document which makes up section dealing with equal now be sent on a bus right But she is 100 per ceni| William C. Whitbeck, the Democratic party against busing. educational back to the neighborhood "I don't understand it, I director of the HUD platform could cause opportunity. Michigan Democrats lot of They read: schools, is telling him that she said on the convention! regional office here, said the a the whole world is out of "Transportation of floor. "If It was wrong to! students is another tool to joint," he said. bus those little children .for those accomplish desegregation. It must continue a "To tell the mother from middle class suburb, who down South in the past,! to be so fears the city that she why Is It right to bus then! who measure success available according Supreme Court decisions to to will not drive through It. now? should I don't think the;! have been bused! eliminate legally Imposed much less shop or visit then. I don't think they! only in the hours before segregation and improve the quality of education for all children." there, that kindergarten-aged daughter will be bused to her an should be bused now,I There's no way I'm going to! let my kids get on a bus. No| pie morning light! — plus In short, they use of busing to schools. endorse the desegregate inner-city school is telling here that the country If run by mad men. While her fear way," The busing Issue has many racial overtones that k| State party leaders tried may not be justified, it is no it Is easy to classify all it but failed to modify the less a fear, and no less a proponents and opponent® busing plank in the early voting issue." as being pro or antiblactr hours of last Wednesday The Michigan delegation, But while the makeup oil morning. They put forth a with its 67 votes for George the delegation last week! proposal drawn by Detroit Wallace, showed a lot of showed Michigan's businfl attorney Tom Roach which Michigan residents think mania, it also showed not ill would have endorsed only "the whole world is out of antibusers are antiblack. I the busing of children to joint" this issue. on Indeed, it was a Wallace! better schools and would Joanne Logie, a delegate, Irvin Little oil have excluded "massive cross housewife from Berkley and Warren, who nominated! district busing." one of the 67 Wallce National CommiUeemu! The amendment was delegates, is one of the Coleman Young of Detroit,® shouted down, but not until many thousands of people after Roach had tried to stirred to political action by who is black, for another^ term. convey to the convention a realization of just how hot the issue is here. Roach has a special interest in the question because he is one Series of of Atty. Gen. Frank Kelly's chief backers in his race for the senate. "To tell the parent who through hard work, on A series of films Japan beg/'nlthel on Japanese culture sponsored by saving and sacrifice, escaped Asian Studies Center will from a neighborhood and a begin at 7:30 p.m. today in Con Con Room In the International Center. the■ school which he perceives to I The two movies, which will be shown for no be "Yuzen Kimono" and "New Tasks charge, will I The films are summer for Japan." 1 previews of a second series of fllnu I on Japan to be shown be sponsored by the later this year. The second series will I Japan Week Committee. The movies today and next | 7:30 p.m. in the Con Con Room Wednesday will be shownatl Aug. 2 and the three! following Wednesdays films will be shown at 7:30 p.m. in | the Wilson Hall Auditorium. LftNSilMC S GEDAfl ST NEAR JOI LY RD < Phono 88? ?A?9 * > + OPEA/£l/£RYMTE I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 19, 1972 13 -SPORTS Reds' Bench tops voting NEW YORK (UPI) Aaron will be joined in straight selection, as it was Dick Allen, a National annual classic .next week. Johnny Bench and Hank the outfield by Roberto for shortstop Don Kessinger Aaron topped a quarter of Clemen te and Willie League castoff who has Allen currently leads the of the Chicago Cubs, but found American League in home repeaters from the 1971 a home with the Stargell, both of the Kessinger was in the Chicago White Sox, polled runs (19) and runs batted in squad for the National Pittsburgh Pirates. Clemente narrowest race of all, edging over a million votes to (61). This will be his fifth League all - star team topped the million mark the New York Mets' Bud announced become the American all - star appearance. He Monday by with 1,091,423 while Harrelson by exactly 3,000 League's top vote - getter in Commissioner Bowie Kuhn represented the National Stargell, the fourth repeater votes, 665,921 to 662,921. balloting by fans for the all Bench, coming off a from last year's team, was - League four times when Cincinnati placed Joe star game. with the Phillies and the mediocre 1971 campaign, picked by 717,597. was the top vote - getter in Morgan at second, as Allen, a multi - talented Cardinals. The starting outfield of Morgan, traded to the Reds slugger who had become a Brooks Robinson, the the poll of fans in the U.S. Aaron, Clemente and by Houston in the winter, problem child when he Baltimore Orioles' slick - and Canada. The Cincinnati Stargell had hit 45 home edged Glenn Beckert of the played with the Philadelphia fielding third baseman, 1 catcher polled a total of runs and driven in 144 was runs Cubs, 654,035 to 640,748. Phillies, St. Louis Cardinals the only other American 1,229,677 votes in a record through games of July 16. Another first time berth and Los Angeles Dodgers of response by fans whc cast Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Leaguer to receive over a was earned by first baseman the National League in million votes. Although 3,171,556 votes for the were the only clubs placing Lee May of the Houston recent years, received Robinson is having an off - starting lineups for the more than one starter on Astros, who outdistanced contest against the 1,092,758 votes to easily year with just a .254 batting the NL stars. Tony Perez of the Reds, win the starting first base average, he still polled American League all - stars For Bench, it was fourth 688,518 to 443,546. assignment for the 43rd 1,041,128 votes and will set for Tuesday night, July be making his eighth all - 25 in Atlanta. star appearance. Aaron, bidding to eclipse FOR OLYMPICS Babe Ruth's home run Completing the American record, was named on League infield are second 1,116,694 ballots. baseman Rod Carew of the to Joe Torre of St. picked up 1,180,613 votes Louis easily grab the third base slot again. It will be Joe's FORT Boxing WORTH, Tex. after the trials along with trial And the knowledge that Minnesota Twins and shortstop Luis Aparicio of the Boston Red Sox. Both are repeaters from last year, fifth start (UPI) The best of the one other fighter from his he faces further competition as an all star, — along with Robinson and United States' amateur weight class selected by the before the games should be although his first three outfielder Carl Yastrzemski selections to the dream boxers will open boxing committee as a enough to keep the Fort of Boston. competition tonight in the challenger. Worth winner at his peak BILL FREEHAN team were as a catcher. start of a four - evening On Aug. 5, at the West during the rest of the Carew received 832,055 Johnny Bench session to select candidates Point field house, those two month. He should not be votes to easily beat out po the U.S. Olympic team. boxers will meet in a inclined to relax knowing he Cookie Rojas of the Kansas tars shocked: But just because a boxer wades through as many as four matches in as few as three nights does not challenge match. If the winner in Fort Worth also wins the challenge bout, he will be on the U.S. Olympic has not yet officially made the team. The boxing squad finally picked will leave for Munich City Royals while the veteran Aparicio, who may not be able to play because of an injury, received WaaMea VHrmUfkrilMmti jMPf ™ "7 4 W ■■yski. necessarily mean he will be team. If the challenger wins Aug. 18. 625,074 votes, well ahead ose first game the one catching the plane for Munich next month. The Olympic boxing that fight, there will be a third and deciding match between the two held Aug. Weigh - ins will be held today and it will be then that the pairings for the of Bert Campaneris of the Oakland Athletics. Bill Freehan won the Now thru he Lansing All Stars have Blazitz could and chugged 7 at West Point. trials will be made. There is starting catcher's job, 72 yards down the sideline committee has devised a nd out it's going to be a no seeding of boxers. The drawing 767,538 votes to final test later this month nd new son in ball game this the »tball League (MFL). Midwest before being knocked out of bounds. The interception saved the 7-0 Cap lead and for the winner of each of the 11 weight classifications which the committee thinks Boxing officials explain there are two reasons for the challenge round being pairings will be made up by an open draw. beat out Ray Fosse of the Cleveland Indians. Sunday Stereo 'he Stars, who cruised provided incentive for the fought in each weight class. )Ugli last season with a 1-1 mark (with the loss second Indianapolis score: coming four plays after the assures the very best representation in the games. The would additional give a bouts second chance album Special . . . More than 80 boxers will to a talented boxer i tie coming at the hands interception. — the Columbus Bucks), participate in the Fort perhaps the class of the field their season opener in In all, the All Stars Worth segment of the trials, which will be run off on the — who might have been the victim of a freak injury The ROLLING STONES' nt of a home town crowd managed only 10 first t Saturday night, downs and a total defense campus of Texas Christian during his earlier bouts or >pping a 14-7 decision to of 131 yards. Rasmussen University. who might have lost in a EXILE ON MAIN STREET" completed the evening with controversial decision. Indianapolis Caps. It Leading the field will be but nine completions in 27 the first time in a long heavyweight Duane Bobick, ie the All Stars had lost a attempts with eight of the undefeated in his last 55 me game. Lansing has completions coming in the final bouts; lightweight James •ennially been the class of quarter. With Busceme, winner of the Rasmussen hitting in the ; MFL, but didn't show Golden Gloves National ich of it in a fourth quarter, the Stars sloppy, championship four times orted offensive effort looked like the team league and flyweight Bobby Lee turday night against the experts had expected them Hunter, the controversial )S. to be. But football is a 60 - minute game. figure who comes to the ,ansing backers have trials direct from a South ntinually gone out to Carolinaprison. The Star defense saved the nsing Sexton High The winner here will fly hool's football field evening. It allowed only 32 to Bear yards on the ground but Mountain, N.Y. near ring the fall seasons and surrendered 119 through West Point immediately en the All Stars roll the airways. Indianapolis tensive shows of 50, 60, was in Lansing territory and even 80 points on a en night. jb, the All Stars were anked until the final two nutes of the game. Against the throughout the night, mostly because of field position surrendered by the surprisingly impotent Star Tiddler Mike Rasmussen, who had acticed with the Stars for ly three sessions prior the game, looked shaky offense. The touchdown was also of an interception. Player- coach a first result George on,heRpof NOW 3 ? I roughout. Rasmussen, Chatlos played both ways, last season passed for starting at tight end and 12 yards and ran for an °r spending much of the iditional 208 while the gular signal caller for evening at linebacker. Chatlos intercepted JANICE JOPLIN'S su, could not get on the Star five yard line to Double Album tracked and threw four prevent another Cap score terceptions. The most stly theft came midway and keep the Lansing hopes alive. "J0PLIN IN CONCERT" rough the third quarter The Stars will play Detroit hen the Stars recovered a in Detroit Saturday. p fumble on the dianapolis 12 yard line, fter two futile running ays, Rasmussen lofted a deline pass to receiver ickey Blazitz, but nebacker Chuck Allen got ' the floating ball before . WASHINGTON • uuwniyw rODAY AY doors open 12:45 p.m. • ' • Shows 1:00-2:45- 4:50-7,00-9:10 bargain day , Any man who hates dogs, "°men and children Can t be all bad! .ftCKiemmow WRbaba harms 2nd at 11:00 CUNT EASTWOOD 2 Check All Our Hit "THE GOOD, THE Stereo Albums! MAD,MAD, BAD, AND THE I J. IJasonromros MAD WORLD" UGLY" Iffl ■WOOLCOMEEHXAN MALL 1 1980Grand FWA/e I if —MM(♦v.: and IMrsh FtaaJ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BMIr' 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Ju|v |9 Sunday concerts called family affair By DONNA M. SMITH The trio make self-styled summer concert up a local talent," Lyons said. "It gives people a place to their whole just come family. Others alone. bands through his booking cooperation. •lothing bogue we're keeping is hi the A Sunday afternoon committee. go to have a good time without the usual hassles." But their reasons coming to the concerts for are One member of Mission Productions' the concerts. is^leaseVwith clean, hassles " and there J "The object of the and they>re not family affair is what Dave the same. They enjoy the admits they play the free concerts is to stimulate a The people The Lyons calls the explosion of are young and music, being with other concerts mostly for "I can't stress enough the P«>Ple " Lyons said, concert music, dancing, frisbie good feeling among the old, students and •Iternate people, and relaxing publicity, but that they tremendous cooperation of "We've proven a point to between v playing and people just people, and an awareness of nonstudents. Some bring outdoors on Sunday Valley k hands across the table I Fischer got up with his KNIT SHIRTS PANIY HOSE Js of orange juice in his ■d and strode from the e draw left Spassky l'/i point I: offer film on fproduction |An award - winning color on human FlUFFO SHORTENING 75< PATRICK CUDAHY Iroduction, titled "The 79| Binning of Life," will be ^wn free of charge at 10 »• 0 ■entific and 4 p.m. Thursday in Anthony Hall. [The Japanese film Reived first price from the Motion Picture CANNED HAM $2 |pt< of the 31st Venice MEIJER ^a. •ernational Film Festival, ■also won first prize in the |th International Scientific Educational Ptival in Italy. ■"The film, whjch I first J" in Japan last ■chard Film year," W. Dukelow, MSU ROASTING CHICKENS- 39C lb. SOUTHERN fysiologist, said, "has |e'ved much acclaim for PEACHES IK l .| auty and accuracy as it f'lized laproscopic ORCHARD RIPE ijn'ques to film the j Oductive process." ■Dukelow is director of ib. le MSU Endocrine W^eareh Unit which is 20' SAVE 20' % 20' 20c SAVE 20' 20' SAVE 16' % 16' tei,nm8thepub,icshowing ward the purchase of: with this coupon iward the purchase of: Merits plan iCnd senior, and Richard i" P'esent ey. Grand Blanc a |do obu"day in the Music Ja8- senior, rectial at 8:15 ClD Meijer THR IFTY A CRES IHClD Meijer'T HIR IFTY A CRES MGD Meijer" THRIFTY A CRES auditorium. lr!nfer' a. mezzo III «°'rand pian'st Harvey • 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA rfriety ■rinri '"J Works composers by a SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Monday thru Saturday 9 AM to 10PM Sunday -10 AM to 7 PM I ■""w and '"8 Bac1', Chopin, Beethoven. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, ju)y |9 19 lM STATE NEWS You'll Be Surprised Too At The Results You Cot With A CLASSIFIED State News Classified Ad. 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Auto Service & Parts franklyspeaking ly Phil frank For Sale L°st & Found For Sale classified KAISER - JEEP 1964 mail van, AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and USED BICYCLES, men's and SAILBOAT, SEATS 4, dacron LOST: LARGE Near brown Hagadorn an- »• aas era ><, ton. New tires, battery. accessories for most cars and women's coaster, 3 speeds, sails, trailor, $750. Before 351-7355. 1-7-19 resorfs $500 or best offer, 694-6841. trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD call 351-1963. 3-7-21 noon, evenings, weekends, 3-7-24 OF AUTO PARTS. 655-1880. 3-7-24 MAIL VAN 1963. Runs, needs 485-2276. C-1-19 PADDED GOLD shag rug, 9' x MUST SELLI Bookshelves, 2 - LOST: MEWS^J ring. East PHONE 355-8255 work. $100. 337-1272 after 7 12', $35; 2 cycle helmets, Lansing VW $15 each. Call 332-5394. 9' x 12' carpets, 2 desk 347 Student Services Bldg. p.m. 5-7-28 - GUARANTEED repair. RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at 3-7-21 chairs, a lamp. 372-3931. 2?7t;2iR'ward'489 <» Okemos Road. 349-9620. 1-7-19 OLDSMOBILE 98 1968 luxury C-7-31 COLE'S BAKERY •AUTOMOTIVE sedan, full power, factory air, SURPLUS BAKERY foods at SAILBOAT. SUPER Porpoise, Personal Scooters & Cycles vinyl top, new tires, low reduced prices. 1/3 to 1/2 off FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 14'. 1 year old. Call Parts & Service mileage. Phone 484-4905. CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 at retail prices, great eating, 337-2490 after 3 p.m. 10-8-2 appointments made; drop in 355 3359 Aviation 3-7-24 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 great economy I SURPLUS UNiSl •EMPLOYMENT •FOR RENT PLYMOUTH 1961, 4 door, V-8, mile West of campus. 487-5055. C-7-31 STORE, 640 South Waverly, immediately North of I- 496 SONY COMPACT Minolta movie camera. Movie stereo. building barbers1^! automatic, 68,000 miles. expressway. C-2-7-21 Apartments Good condition. 6726 South projector. Panasonic tape FREE Washington. Lot 33. 3-7-24 Aviation recorder. 351-7338. 5-7-21 V • A '".onl Houses FISHER 250-TX, $250. Garrard complexion care pj Rooms PORSCHE 914 - 6 : 1971. SL72B with Shure M93E 484-4519. East M.chig." •FOR SALE Excellent condition. Ultimate FLYING CLUB being formed base and cover, $100. Wald 50 USED SEWING machines, 485-7197, Lansing JL| Animals GT car. $5,000. 372-4264. with openings. Prefer private 3-way air suspension speaker $9.95 and up. Consoles and MERLE NO FUiTl Mobile Homes 6-7-31 pilot/student who has soloed. system, $100. 4 months old. portables, Zig Zag and COSMETICS C-13-7-31 STUDlJ 0S" 393-6056, 482-8155 after 6 Original value, $650. Call straight stitchers. Also, used •Lost & Found p.m. 3-7-24 Mike 349-2730. 1-7-19 vacuum cleaners, $3.50 up. RAMBLER 1963, classic, fair ELECTRO PREGNANT? •PERSONAL - GRAND, 804 WE t transportation, $30. LEARN TO FLYI Complete 'HIAA? HE STAYS! HE WAS MERE", QUEEN SIZE bed, 3 piece East Michigan, Lansing. •PEANUTS PERSONAL 355-7797. 2-7:21 flight training. All courses are WHEN I RFNTEP THE PLACE! modern teak bedroom set, Hours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., •REAL ESTATE government and VA certified. Saturday 9-12 noon. C-7-31 $500. 351-9225. 2-7-21 REBEL 1968, V-8, automatic, •RECREATION FRANCIS AVIATION. Peanuts •SERVICE Instruction power steering, 7 tires. Good condition, $850. 3918 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. C-7-31 BOSE 501 speakers, $225/pair. Kenwood 3130 stereo amp KODAK newest XL55 movie camera, model, never used, 4:43 a.m. July 20 /Vr*ojJ| Willoughby, Holt, 694-9042. lens. $140. low receiver, $180. Garrard SL65 zoom Call HAPPY BIRTHDAY Typing Service 3-7-21 turntable, $25. 332-4946. 3-7-21 Kl •TRANSPORTATION VW 1965. Employment For Rent For Rent 3-7-24 351-1206. Daddy loves you BUS Immaculate happy returns. 1 -7-19 •WANTED SEWING MACHINE Clearance condition, 355-9559. 11:20 NEED MASTERS Degree in GARAGE SALE: 317 John R., Sale. Brand new portable, •• RATES'* a.m. - noon. Or after 4:15 p.m. 2-7-21 351-4312 Business Administration. For appointment, 394-0403. Apartments Apartments Hagadorn to Cahill to John $49.95, $5 per month. Large Recreation 10 word minimum VIX-SU COMPANY, x-5-7-24 R. July 19 - 23, 9 a.m. - 8 selection of reconditioned NEED ONE man for two man OAKLAND 901 East. Lower p.m. Clothing, household used machines. UNION VW BUG 1970. Red/black Singers, BOARD SUMld WORDS No DAYS furnished luxury apartment. interior, 24,000 miles, $1450 furnished 3 room/bath. $135 goods, bikes, skates, crib. Whites, Necchis, New Home FLIGHTS. Hours 1 5 10 BICYCLE MECHANIC. . Fall, $82.50. Woodside plus deposit. Utilities paid. Misc. 2-7-21 and "many others", $19.95 and August irn fw-tti [4.00 6,50 13.00 firm. 882-3201.3-7-24 Experience necessary. Recommendations. Apply in Apartments, 351-3068. Adults, no pets. 5-7-19 to $39.95. Terms. available. 353-9777. flights «_ C-7j| m rwri 1*80 X-1-7-19 GARAGE SALE beginning 10 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 7.80 15.60 VW BUS 1967. Excellent person only 10-4 p.m. See condition, $800 best offer. a.m. Friday July 21 - noon COMPANY, 1115 North 03 0B3 [te.oo 9.75 19.50 Phone 351-0684. 3-7-24 or Larry, WEATHERVANE, ONE BEDROOM apartment, Houses Saturday July 22, Star - craft Washington, 489-6448. Real Estate 2283 Grand River, Okemos. pool, air conditioner. Near sailboat, refrigerator, girls x-C-7-31 m hbi 17.20 11.70 23.40 5-7-28 h VW campus, $100. Call CHEAP, FURNISHED house. stingray bike, games, toys, EAST LANSING. 6 bedroom 1969, automatic, radio, GARDENER WITH flower 489-3081. 3-7-24 Two girls. 10 minutes from 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Ideal 8.00 13.00 26.00 snow tires, good condition, gardening experience. frames, mattress, headboard, faculty home, cIm] $1095. 882-0615. 3-7-19 332-5176. 1-7-19 campus. 485-1330. B-1-7-19 clothes, old books, odds 'n' Tanks, canisters and uprights. campus. 3 floors carpai E33ESD 10.0C 16.25 32.50 GIRL FOR 3 man apartment ends. 4660 Ottawa, Indian Guaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 double garage. Large tn across from campus. 2 GIRL WANTED, own room, Hills, Okemos. 1-7-19 and up. DENNIS yard. $29,500. tod BUILDING MY own house, DEADLINE VW 1966. Good condition. bedroom, furnished. 9 need part time help. $2.50 $55/month. August 1 - DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Marigold. Phone 332 8221 1 P.M. one class day 54,000 miles, $550. Phone months. $70. 355-8314, September 15, 351-9029. 316 North Cedar, opposite 7-7-21 before publication. 489-4060. 3-7-19 per skills hour. in List order experience, of work 332-2930. 2-7-21 X-5-7-24 STAMPS City Market. C-7-31 EAST LANSING, Cancellations/Cor¬ Scooters & preference and available time. YOUNG TEACHER wants girl FOUR BEDROOM house, COINS house with very nice own rections 12 one Cycles Must have own tools, Box 1132, Lansing, 48904. 2-7-21 to share two bedroom Potter Park area, $200. Animals apartment. Close class — day noon before furnished apartment. $67.50. Phone 484-6992 after 6 p.m. SUPPLIES Plenty of parking. 337-70 1972 SUZUKI 250 hustler, Call Nancy, 485-6253. 2-7-19 ABYSSINIAN KITTENS 3-7-24 FEMALE. ATTRACTIVE, 1-7-19 to publications. almost new. Must sell, best C.F.A. registered. Show and offer. Call 349-2829 before 2 work full or part time in EAST LANSING, furnished 1 BUY-SELL Service The State News will be CEASAR'S RETREAT NEEDED: ONE person for 4 pet quality. Neutering p.m. 3-7-24 bedroom apartment for available. Rare! responsible only for the MASSAGE STUDIO. 1107 man house, fully furnished, contracts first day's incorrect North Washington. Must be married couple or single 372-1525. 3-7-24 TRADE Beautiful! LovdbfWf EXECUTIVE SECRETA BRIDGESTONE 1970, 200cc, graduate girl. Close to 337-2613. 5-7-19 desires typing and di at least 18 years of age. Some insertion. good condition, 5900 miles, campus, 332-2495. 5-7-28 in home, 1 day $370. 332-3169. 5-7-21 openings pay up to $10 an NEAR SPARROW Hospital. 211 see KALIB i All students ads must be Custer. $280 includes PURE SIAMESE kittens, litter 372-4682. 19-8-25 hour. Call 484-4481, 11 a.m. 541 E. Grand River TWO ROOMMATES, utilities. 482-4678, trained, 10 weeks old. •8 p.m. X-7-19 WRITE DOWN this number HONDA 1971 - 450. Scrambler. Meadowbrook Trace, Below Paramount News 332-2793. 1-7-19 349-3258. 6-7-19 Great shape. Best offer. $66/month. Call John, Tel. 332-0112 expert inexpensive bii PART TIME Timer Phone, 351-3678. 6-7-24 393-7319. 1-7-19 SORREL GELDING. Excellent repair. Call 351-2105 afta e m p I o y m e r FARMHOUSE, MARRIED 10% off with pleasure horse. Gentle, P.m. 3-7-24 PARAGON PRODUCTS, couple preferred. Near East HONDA OF HASLETT MARIGOLD this ad for healthy. Deal at $225. Also, Automotive INC. Automobile required. Lansing, 641-4555. 3-7-21 EXTERIOR PAINTING, AKC Samoyed For information, 351-5800. APARTMENTS Sidewalk Sale puppy, 332-3309. 5-7-21 students, reliable, refere BMW 1600 1969, new tires, runs PARTS C-7-31 711 Burcham - 911 Marigold Large deluxe furnished one Rooms July 19 20 Call 349-1005 after 5 and looks great. 351-8282. OPEN 1 p.m. to Free estimates. x-C-7-31 ALCOA. 8 bedroom apartments. Now 6 p.m. TO SWAP for Tall glass china men needed, __2-7-21 & evenings and Saturdays. leasing. Summer rates $130 and up. Call 337-7328 for FREE ROOM for janitor. TANDEM WITH child cupboard? or best cash: Airedale male pup, 9 months FOR QUALITY servicf Don't work for $2 - $3 an Furnished, utilities, kitchen, seat, CHEVY IMPALA 1961, V-8, appointment. stereos, TV's and record front and rear brakes, 2 old,. AKC. Phone 372-4084 TV, laundry, 337-9610. automatic door, new transmission, 4 tires, radio, good SERVICE hour if you are worth more. 489-3494. C-7-31 1 OR 2 bedroom furnished 1-7-19 speed. Excellent condition, $105. 355-5960. 3-7-21 after 6 p.m. weekends. THE STEREO SHOffl 337-1300. C-7-31 X-3-7-19 condition. 1-587-6774. mobile homes. $25 - $40 per 1605 HASLETT RD. KENNEL GIRL. Full time, to week. Quiet and peaceful on ONE BLOCK campus. PARTS 339-2663 clean and care for animals, lake. 10 minutes to campus. Furniture, private bath and YOU WON'T believe our large selection of frame styles. Mobile Homes Typing Service CHEVY NOVA 1969, Very assist Veterinarian, trimming 641-6601. 0-7-31 entrance. All utilities paid. good condition. Volkswagen, SERV. 339-2887 $60/month. 318 Elm across OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 COMPLETE THESES ! experience preferred. Apply ELCAR MOBILE home, 12' x 1963, fair. 393-2845. 3-7-21 Central School yard, East Michigan Avenue, in person, 5134 South Logan, corner Discount printing, HULL APARTMENTS formerly 372-7409. C-3-7-21 50'. 2 bedroom. Good 3-7-19 Hillcrest. After 5 p.m. 1-7-19 typing and binding of tM Bay Colony. 1, 2 bedroom; condition. Must sell DATSUN 240Z 1971, green, HONDA CB350, $500 best or furnished, unfurnished. immediately. Call 677-1869. resumes, publication. Acr mag wheels, air conditioning, offer. 1820 Dell Rd. SINGLES, SUMMER and Fall. ESCAPE!!! VISIT CURIOUS from campus, corner M.A ACTION - ORIENTED business 5-7-24 call after 6 p.m. 351-4186. 351-4799. 5-7-21 BOOK SHOP 882-9808. 5-7-24 in National Leading College Kitchen, laundry, TV, of used and Grand River, b 3-7-24 market. Proven success. utilities included. Close, paperbacks, hardbacks, Jones Stationery Shop. EAST THREE BEDROOM available Immediate high return. LANSING. 1 bedroom 337-9610 after 9 p.m. 3-7-24 science fiction and comics! 11 COPYGRAPH SERVICf DODGE CORONET 440 1968. Auto Service & Parts Modest investment. Excellent furnished. Very clean, 541 East Grand River, below immediately, $160. 2 337-1666. C-7-31 Yellow/black vinyl top, generous bedroom for Fall, $130. for young business man. Call parking, security EAST Paramount News. 332-0112. $425. 351-7170. 3-7-19 LANSING. Employed Walking distance to campus. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East locks. Air 6-7-31 Mr. Coon, 351-9100. 2-7-21 conditioning. gentleman or male student. Couples or couples with small TYPING THESES and lew FIAT 124, convertible, 1970. Kalamazoo Street . Since Carpeting. 351-8890 or Close to campus. 332-0205 etc. Rapid, accurate servi children only. Call 332-4432. . . 1940. Complete auto 349-9152. 10-7-19 NIKON Ftn with zoom, Bose Excellent, five speed, best AMBITIOUS COUPLE to run 3-7-21 3-7-21 Experienced. 393-407 painting and collision service. 901 stereo speakers. Pioneer offer, 332-0240. 3-7-19 own business. Unlimited C-7-31 485-0256. C-7-31 TWO BEDROOM apartment, SINGLE 77 speaker system. TEAC potential in Lansing area. Can ROOM 2 blocks from ELCAR 8'x42'. Excellent FORD LTD 1966. Air be part time. Company car. $180. From July 29 through A1500W stereo tape deck. campus. Student house, condition. Best offer. Must ANN BROWN: Typing conditioning, 53,000 miles, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair September 15, 351-2321. Color TV sets, 800 used 8 - Retirement plan. Excellent $40 /mon th. 332-1060. sell. 882-0831. 2-7-21 multilith offset prinw $350. Call 353-4385. 6-7-24 work on Volkswagen, benefits. CALL 332-6085 Close to campus. 3-7-19 2-7-19 track tapes. Wall tapestries, bugs, Complete service buses stereo albums, WILCOX or Ghias. GRAND after 5 p.m. for information. GOLDEN EMPRESS 12' x 61'. dissertations, th GLALXIE 1964, automatic, RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 3-7-24 SECOND HAND STORE, PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, ROOMS AVAILABLE second 1969. Excellent condition. manuscripts, general tv power, radio, 76,000 miles, Grand River. 351-9274 509 East Michigan, $150. upstairs furnished apartment. half of summer. Full use of 485-4391. Easy access to MSU. Many IBM. 22 years experisnfl 355-7346, 351-7947. C-7-31 PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO - 1 bedroom $100 BankAmericard, extras. 393-6197. 5-7-19 349-0850. C-7-31 ' 3-7-24 monthly. kitchen and utensils. $12 Master needs receptionist. CYCLOPS Summer Charge, Layaway. 8 rate. Includes weekly. 332-5053. Near a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Monday STUDIOS, 220 Albert. C utilities. No pets. 351-3969 - campus. 3-7-21 Collingtoooti EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER. Apply in 0-8-7-31 MSU AREA OKEMOS. 1 and 2 MEN. now SINGLES and doubles available. Clean, quiet, FREE Saturday. C with - CYCLOPS T all - portraits orders. shirts CROSSWORD person, only. THE - cooking, close. 485-8836. means BREWERY. 2-7-21 bedroom furnished. $155 to 0-7-31 $1.50 to all others. PUZZLE $175. CYCLOPS STUDIOS, 220 Modern, air ACROSS conditioned, heat included. Albert, 332-0573. C-7-31 1. King of bag 29. Wings For Rent Call 349-1607. 7-7-28 'SINGLES AND DOUBLES, 5. Friend 31. Platitude completely furnished. All KASTLE SKI IS, boots (9), 8 Indite 33. Piggery TV AND STEREO rental. Fast utilities paid. Call 372-8077 poles, 11. Function 34 Diver's disease GIRL OVER 21 for 3 man bindings, (used 1 free delivery and service. $23 12. Pepper plant 36. Twitching August 1. Own bedroom. after 4 p.m. C-7-31 season) $55. Sy Ivania stereo, 13 Temper 38. Esthete for the summer. $62/month. 349-9317. $50. Albums $1 - $3. Call 14. Forerunner 43. $9.50/month, no deposit. All 482-3142. 1-7-19 Milky 3-7-24 SUMMER. SINGLES, doubles 15. Nervous 45. Crucifix equipment guaranteed. Call with 17. Expert 46 kitchen, laundry, utilities. Marsh elder NEJAC, 337-1300. C-7-31 UPSTAIRS FURNITURE - CHEAPI 19. Poor actor 47. Dusk FURNISHED $40 - $60/month. 351-2029. apartment in Holt. $110, Colonial couch, twin 20. Unsophisticated 48. Skillful 9-7-31 23 mattresses/frames. 484-1779 Cheer 49 June bug utilities included. 1621 Apartments Aurelius Rd. 2-7-21 FOR MEN: $40/month till before 2 p.m. 2-7-21 26. 28. Apprehend Genuine 50 51. A Kennedy Exclusively September 15. Near campus. WANTED: 1 male for 3 man, POP MACHINE with coin PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Call IV2-8932 after 5:30 new Twyckingham. Fall-Spring. north, large furnished 1 p.m. 3-7-24 changer. $135. 694-6841. After 5 p.m., phone 3-7-24 bedroom, carpeted, utilities, __482-3935^3-7-21 paid, garage, $150 plus WANTED: SINGLE room for SANSUI QSP 1 4 channel STODDARD APARTMENTS. deposit. 627-5454. 1-7-19 Fall; Close to campus. Call - Rick 6-10 p.m. 332-8525. converter, and AU - 555A Close, quiet. Now renting for PENNSYLVANIA power amp with wood case, fall. 2 man, 1 bedroom/$1 70. AVENUE, 3-7-24 brand new, $345. Call 351-8238. 0-7-31 South, near Michigan Avenue. 355-6105. 5-7-28 Furnished, 1 SUBLET 2 bedroom furnished, bedroom, utilities paid, For Sale your kind of people Haslett. August 1 to October 1. Call Mr. Wells, 371-2948. available July $135/month plus deposit. 22, SOLID MAPLE drop - leaf table GARAGE SALE: Nakoma, Okemos. July 21 4530 Phone 627-5454. 1-7-19 22, 9 - 5, TREMENDOUS! with 4 cane - bottom chairs. __3-7JZ1_ 2 Ethan Allen tables, call 2-7-21 •Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking FURNISHED 2 bedroom. Rest PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 351-8360. 3-7-21 •Dishwasers •New Furniture COLUMBIA of Summer. Cheap. 351-5289 south, near Michigan Avenue. STEREO, Garrard •Shag Carpeting •Model Open Daily after 3 p.m. 3-7-21 Furnished, 1 bedroom, FRIGADAIRE 2 speed deluxe turntable, AM/FM radio, 2771 Northwind utilities paid, available July speakers in matching Call 351-8282 washer, $75. Grey metal GIRL NEEDED summer and fall cabinets, excellent condition (Behind the Yankee Store) 22, $135/month plus deposit. desk, $5. 4 drawer bureau, or summer only, 332-4425. Phone 627-5454. 2-7-14 $135. Call 351-2750. 2-7-21 $5. 351-7270. S-3-7-21 3-7-19 ' ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 19, 1972 17 Dems too can write legislation." in 59 th Dis Jitinued from pag« 7) STATE NEWS: "What are board type things." PALMER: "I agree on the problem for the state reserach bureau noted there the open. Many of these of them. Consequently, I way women are going to get Iff'NEWS: "Mr. your opinions on the state's taxation problems?" ability to pay, but the government and the local government because it cuts are over specifically 1,100 laws that mention women who worked for abortion reform have many just feel that can understand very few men and their rights is with power, because that's the only way Lhi how you you realities of life on this thing their tax dollar." women. I think the 1,100 JONDAHL: "No matter more concerns than this I think It men going to respond. Xe to change the system where we attack the tax are that we are going to STATE NEWS: "Mrs. laws have to be looked into issue. one represent women. is time for women to be in We are are going to do them in ■rect it?" drive the income tax thing Davis, a lot of people think to see what kind of things "I think the women's if they IdAHL: "What we problem, if there will be we are serious substantial up to impossible levels. of you as a one - issue will have to be changed to issue has just gotten to the the legislature. JONDAHL: "Sexism is don't respond. We really mean it," T0 do in our campaign reduction in no "The biggest part of the candidate basically on your come in conformity with point where there is a L ways to address the overall taxes budget we just passed are in reality and its support of the abortion the Equal Rights beginning to be some manifestations STATE NEWS: "How do 5 that are primary paid, but it is not realistic two fields, public education reform are in law petition. How will Amendment. and fill you propose to pay for a to those people given inflation and the and in the field of social momentum, and women are everyday behavior. you treat women's rights "I have an organization these things with the tight have been increasing need for services. welfare. These are the items and learning how to do these Solving the problem abortion reform if that wants to keep working tax situation of which you The question is how do you things. We're not going to requires a development of Iranchised, to find out most we are going to have to do a elected?" on these things that affect go away and that is why I'm consciousness. There is speak?" ■ of opening up the favorably and job on. I'm not exactly sure DAVIS: "The We no L equitably Equal women. have no running. In 14 women's question that have all in the House of collect those every dollar we are putting Rights Amendment was that the abortion we assurances issues recently before the kinds of sexist orientation DAVIS: "Your question [sentatives, to get taxes. "I favor the graduated into education or the passed in Michigan, and at bill will pass, but it will at legislature, most men that is demoniac and is typical of a legislator. I j to the decisions that income tax rather than a welfare system is doing that time the legislative least bring things out into couldn't even vote for half debilitating for women and say to you it is costing ■there. what it is supposed to." flat - rate income tax, but society in general." money to discriminate ^I not a case of me there is no question in my STATE NEWS: "How do STATE NEWS: "Do you against women, because 'I'm going to vote you propose to obtain think you they are underpaid and lay' but of saying 'All f i invite those people mind that the property tax is the most regressive of revenues lost in property women? could represent often the only parent in a tax relief?" Lant to use that office taxes. PALMER: "I think it will JONDAHL: "I can't family. Companies, "The direction in which represent all of the concerns govememnt and employers I access to come in and we have to be through the are going to have to move is of women as someone else are going to have to pay it. ■figure out how to use income tax. You can go This might be the least Tt effectively." an increasing reliance on could, but I'm not through the progressive or expensive way of solving convinced that Je legislature is, at the graduated income tax as the straight tax as we have now, a given man some of our society's ■nt time, primarily primary basis for our tax but if you have the proper or a given woman by virtue program. Specific things can of his her is going to greatest problems, obtain ■ted now through a reduction and incentives, I or sex greater income taxes and lr of vested interests, be done immediately, such think you can make it as represent women or men. As and that sort of as taking the sales tax off On women's issues, it's not purchasing power. progressive as the graduated I My interest is that we foodstuffs and medicine." income tax." individuals who are blocking "The educational system T public interests to DAVIS: "I think we have the way, but the system, STATE NEWS: "Would to move to the ability to which is systematically promotes women's r that by bringing you then recommend oriented in a sexist way." dependency on men and .e together around pay. I think we have too the use of state and federal PALMER: "There is ultimately welfare. I think it h issues so that they many of the a cross - the - fund for financing public reform needed in this area, is wrong to send a girl to schools?" iflWHATB. and I would pursue that if typing class or cooking class PALMER: "I think that in the legislature." for vocational education in is the biggest problem. The when they sead a boy to federal government has so DAVIS: "Men are always drafting class. She gets stuck pre - empted our tax pretty agreeable at this stage on an assembly line at the structure so that the state of the game, but when you minimum wage and the boy and local governments don't get right down to the issue, is making $3.50 an hour. ments for It's have anything. When the then they tell you it is not a Happening must be federal priority. "Women are not taught the State News government starts "Some of these bills that 341 by noon one class Student Services day Gay missed graduate the first students who meeting, are talking about grants in aid and revenue sharing, well, Prospective buyer are cost coming up are going to money, for people in to really have to expect to earn a living, nor are they e publication. No invited to call 351-3815 for the how do you share a $39 Paintings and all other little ditties go up for sale at the weekly flea market and taught the types of courses art business and government. cements will be accepted time and location of the second billion deficit that Michigan that would enable them to exhibit and fair in the Alle behind the business district of East Lansing. ne or for events outside meeting. loses each year? This is a Women are beginning to make more than the State News photo by Chuck Michaels realize this, but the only minimum wage. iter Lansing area. The MSU Veterans Assn. is ! to Hillel's picnic at having a tg/party at 3:30 p.m. Russians told to leave Egypt | Park. Meet at 2 p.m. Friday at the American Legion it the Hillel House, 319 Memorial Center next to Valley t. Call 353-0507 for Court Park. Admission for men is $1.50; women are admitted free. ll is having a movie party l/» il 14 (Continued from page 1) It _.iil n » A . , i with the Soviet experts and advisers. It is our battle , _ .... , " and we "But these weapons did not arrive at the times agreed |cal theater Saturday. Meet The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. Monday, the Middle East news agency reported. Informants will not fight except with our own soldiers and men. at the Hillel House, will have a lawyer available from upon during the year 1971, which I described as decisive at estimted 10,000 to 20,000 Russian experts are involved. "Also, we do not intend to create any confrontation ■llcrest. Call 353-0507 for I to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday the time." The order does not apply to 10,000 to 15,000 Soviet between the Soviet Union and the United States." When he visited Moscow last October, Sadat continued, during the summer term. MSU students wishing appointments civilian advisers assisting in engineering and other fields and In saying the move does not affect the nature of "I refused to accept any restrictions on the use by the ■ MSU Cycling Club will in construction of industrial complexes and new dams along Egyptian Soviet relations, Sadat observed: "It is only a are asked to check with the - Egyptians regardless of the type of weapons." He added pturday. Meet in front of ASMSU Business Office, 307B the Nile. clarification position where we give each side his right and that he made it clear to the Russians "that Egypt alone 's IM. AH bike riders The president made the announcement to the 150 - man are Student Services Bldg., or call put forth a new style for the coming stage of our should decide for itself without taking permission from any le. Sunday we will 353-0659. Central Committee of the Arab Socialist Union, Egypt's ite in bike day. friendship." quarter." only legal political party. He called for a joint high - level In Jerusalem, Israeli sources greeted the announcement With President Nixon's Moscow summit approaching, The MSU College of Human with guarded optimism, saying it might lessen the artists and craftspeople Medicine Community Health Egyptian - Soviet meeting to work out the transfer within Sadat went to the Soviet Union again in February "to the framework of the 15 -year friendship treaty signed just immediate prospects of a new Mideast war. There was no discuss the supply of arms and determine our political line" |ited to exhibit their work Committee will hold its monthly over a year ago between Cairo and Moscow, the agency official comment, and one source observed: "Israel can't in the Alle behind free immunization clinic from and declared the refusal to three factors: Ion's. said. make a full judgment until it actually knows the Russians • "We For information call II a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at reject any limitation of arms during the coming' the Church of God in Christ, A statement issued later by the committee quoted Sadat are moving out." stage because this would serve Israel, which possesses heaps of St. Joseph and Logan as saying: An Israeli expert on Middle East affairs, Yehoshua of arms and continued to corner require arms. | Friends of Traditional streets, Lansing. All persons "Taking these decisions does not mean we are delaying Porath, told a state television interviewer he was certain the •"We reject any agreement on the continuation of the teet at 7:30 p.m. attending are urged to bring a the battle with Israel, because we never planned to fight United States had promised Cairo "some sort of assistance" state of no war and no peace because this would mean n 100 Berkey Hall. Bring record of past immunizations to fill the vacuum created by the Soviet exodus. He did not Israel gains in the long run. strument and a song. with (hem. elaborate. •"We reject giving up of any Arab land." Observers felt the decision would force both Tel Aviv ! I ly are during East needed Sunday. We have to help Lansing to for East Meet Democratic primary elective offices in Lansing and Ingham candidates Labor considers deal The Egyptian news agency quoted Sadat as saying that "all military installations and equipment which have been and Washington to reassess their positions in the Middle East. Some speculated that it was agreed to during Nixon's e bikes and cars aware of (Continued from page 1) International Assn. of constructed inside Egyptian territory following the 1967 summit meeting in Moscow as a phasing down of big power County area at 8 p.m. July 25, June aggression should be put under Egyptian armed forces r. Call 351-2370. at All Saints Church, 800 N. In Custer, S.D., aides to Machinists, who endorsed activity in the^Middle East. Abbott Road, East Lansing. McGovern in behalf of his and be Egyptian property." rt McGovern said he has sent Recently, Mohammed Hassanein Heikal, editor of the abortion reform, union, but promised Meany Observers said this would apply to complex missile mi . offlcial newspaper A1 Ahram, has taken to free concert from 2 letters to 150 criticizing a Coffee, corn, discussion, top labor his vote against any installations and new aircraft equipment which in most the Russians. i. Saturday at the IM sounds, Jesus Christ. An leaders, including Meany, presidential endorsement by analysts' judgment the Egyptians have been inadequately A confidant of the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser alternative coffeehouse is open suggesting a meeting with the AFL-CIO itself. trained to handle well. and of Sadat, he wrote that the Russians were in no hurry at 9 the off campus them to resolve Wansportation corner of p.m. on Hagadorn Road and differences. their Egyptian informants and diplomats had reported Sadat's to break the Arab - Israeli stalemate in the Middle East, Shaw Lane. Meany has remained silent action earlier. They said several Russians were seen leaving Heikal also accused the Russians of being two - faced Sen. Thomas Eagleton, since the nomination of RIDER to Phoenix, Sunday and Monday, shortly after Premier Aziz Sidky after Nixon's visit to Moscow, where the two countries ■ona. the Democrats' vice Help with gas and The MSU McGovern, but his political returned from a one day visit to Moscow. - reaffirmed support for the 1967 U.N. ■ng. Call 484-9753 after 6 Sports Car Club presidential nominee, tried aides distributed a 50- page Security Council In the Central Committee release, Sadat said it was resolution I3-7.21 presents a sports car weekend - to reach Meany for the calling for Israeli withdrawal from conquered a 120 mite night rally F.C.O. attack on McGovern to clearly understood by Cairo after the signing of the Arab land. second straight day and Democratic National starting at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in Egyptian - Soviet pact "that the Soviet Union was going to Heikal wrote that "Moscow was keen on underscoring its DRIVER Of truck to Lot Y $4. Khana from 11 a.m. failed, aides said. Convention delegates last . •rniore - provide us with certain types of weaponry necessary for the differences with the United States" when facing • Washington. Call to 4 p.m. Sunday in Lot Y, United Auto Workers week. battle at certain periods of time. "liberation" movements around the world." |-2527. 3-7 24 $3.50; and a picnic at 5 p.m. President Leonard Sunday, $1. Woodcock, who met with ^ anted The first in Eagleton in the senator's a weekly film Egypt, U.S.S.R. series on Japan will be show at office here late Tuesday CANOE, in good 7:30 p.m. today in the Con Con afternoon, said he would Room. The series will be work personally for the Edition, and boy's Schwinn continued in the Con Con Room ticket and that he expects ray bicycle. Call July 26, and in Wilson Hall |-3096. S Auditorium throughout August. the UAW to formally (Continued from page 1) This Moscow-oriented endorse the Eagleton - spring Premier Aziz Nikolai V. Podgorny why of some of the many Admission is free and everyone Communists tried a coup FORGET blood comes McGovern ticket. bitterness at a lack of Soviet Sidky said the Russians had the Russians hesitated to thousands of Soviet advisers is welcome. last year. Now Sudan is ' from people. Save a life. enthusiasm for sending promised the planes. give Egypt military aid was noted Sunday and e blood. Professional The Okemos Barn Theater will Several AFL-CIO unions fighter-bombers that might The Institute for Strategic matching that of the Monday. Possibly the report moving to restore relations c°mPensated. have endorsed McGovern. raise Egypt's offensive Studies in London said Americans to Israel. Sidky brought back was the with the United States, -HIGAN COMMUNITY present an intimate musical One has endorsed President several months ago that the "The Soviet Union is last straw. broken at the time of the -J0D CENTER. 337-7183. evening, "I'll Drink to That" capability to a level with Nixon. In addition, the 2 Israel's. Russians do not have 1967 Arab-Israeli war. July 28 - 30 and August 4 - 6. fulfilling its obligation enough MIG23s to toward the Arabs," Some sources suggest that Call 349-4340 for information. million - member Teamsters Sadat has been promising go Anyway, the departure of the Russians are leaving IuAGE TUTORS for Union - which has not been Arabs for a long time that around, and other Warsaw Podgorny was quoted. the advisers will be popular Mondo will hold a workshop the hour of decision in the Pact forces still lacked "However, the problem lies Egyptians, who were Egypt because their job is a part of the AFL-CIO since among in communication at 8 done. There must be other [^/French V- 355-0934. wanted" $2 Saturday. Come for breakfast. a.m. 1957 - endorsed Nixon. conflict with Isreal was He has been them. They may have made a token delivery to Egypt, in the ability of the Arabs to modern weapons. suspicious of their intentions. Sadat himself reasons. The experience of 3-7-19 Grow a little. All are welcome. Many AFL-CIO union near. use endorse but it is probably far from Arab military cadres are must have been mindful of the last quarter of a century Call 33-8789 and ask for Carla leaders want to constantly postponing it. what Sadat wanted to beef is that a big power doesn't ■•1° F?R re,urn of sto,en or Barry for more information. McGovern, but at the same He has little chance of up his existing force of 500 short of the knowhow to the experience of voluntarily declare the job of 1-7400 ■"'489. 3.7.24 Kres9e Art. time hesitate to alienate attempting a showdown odd combat aircraft, much use modern offensive aircraft. Egypt has only a neighboring Sudan, where the Russians also sent its advisers finished. It has There's gonna be a hoot at Meany. without more air wallop. He has wanted Soviet MIG23 of it outdated. third of the pilots requried military aid and advisers. to be told. 8:30 p.m. Thursday at Synergy, Typical of the union ml ma9n'f'cent ■ a car possession. from today's 541 E. Grand River Ave., leaders' dilemma was fighter-bombers comparable Why do the balk? One reason seems to Russians for the planes in her downstairs. Stop by and do President Floyd Smith of to the F4E Phantoms Israel now." Public U-M pay l,led Ads 355-8255. some /po singin*. hw see \ s-r ^ the 900,000 - member has from the United States. rJn. if m0u) can anyone be a disinclination to create a Middle East situation risking confrontation, and The signs of Sadat's frustration were manifold a list asked (Continued from one) 1 1 snoofv! \ ' woodstock s )*} * <--j jfe / 6et^ lost 1n uftf along with that the destruction of the new short time ago, notably on the eve of the Nixon trip to page Lenhoff also cited the January decision of the MSU ^noopv? Moscow. Publicly he had Board of Trustees to officially release complete salary opening to the United | ■'< — iyy States from which the been deploring evidence of information. The information was published last fall by the /ujhei?£~y, m Arab opposition to the Lansing State Journal after Bcb Repas, professor of labor 1 ' Soviet leaders can hope to (are WJ derive much domestic Soviet presence. Denying and industrial relations, and Trustee Clair White, D - Bay > benefit. that it would lead to Soviet City, released salary schedules. The State News made the list domination of the area. But available to the James Madison College library. i The Russians have an out. he noted that The Daily's legal action probably will consist of a lawsuit It lies in a record of Soviet "unfortunately" this to be filed after the anticipated refusal of university (what jll'ii (beagle5 can't\ B j are LOOKING FOI? something... irriation with Egyptian officials to release the information, Paul Travis, night editor ,1 ulimb trees. >/ opposition campaign had | you OOIN6 up CAN vou see snoopy ? we ineptness in the use of succeeded to some extent in of the Daily, said. . in that CLIM6EP up here together, modern technology, both the Arab world. \tree?j BUT NOW I don't see him...^ "They probably will refuse because they're a very y fclunki^ military and civilian. A Last week, Sidky talked secretive bunch of people," Travis said. week ago a Lebanese with Soviet leaders and He added that the newspaper editors expected the newspaper reported that the members of the military administration to delay announcement of their decision for speaker of Lebanon's establishment. Sidky as long as possible and that they hoped some type of V J'iK Parliament, visiting Moscow returned from Moscow at statement from the administration would precede initiation in June, asked President week's end, and an exodus of any lawsuit. 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, juiy ,9 ON UPCOMING CAMPAIGN Indian advises McGovern MT. RUSHMORE, S.I). greatest." ■r' (AP) - Presidential candiate The Democratic George McGovern got some presidential nominee called campaign advice Tuesday Mt. Rushmore "the most from Benjamin Black Elk: inspirational monument "Be like a postage stamp. that we have anywhere In Stick to it till you get the United States." there." Washington, Jefferson, The 73 - year - old Oglala Lincoln and Teddy Sioux and the South Dakota Roosevelt, he said, senator, whose 50th "represent the ideals of this birthday is Wednesday, country ... In the talked about Indian history characters and in the and the upcoming campaign philosophies of those four for the White House as they men you have everything stood outside the Mt. that the United States Rushmore, S.D., lodge with stands for: concepts of the huge stone monument equality, justice and respect to four past presidents in for individual liberty." the background. While at the lodge, Black Elk, wearing Indian McGovern bought a $140 ceremonial garb, said he was turquoise bracelet for his quoting Abraham Lincoln as wife Eleanor, who is he told McGovern to stick expected to join him later to his effort to win the this week for his stay in East side of MSU at 1109 E. Gd. River presidency. South Dakota's Black Hills. n Open Mon - Thur. 9-9, Frl. «. Sat. 9-10, Sun. Black Elk is known locally The senator will be here 11-5 on west side of MSU at 910 as "the fifth face on the another 10 days, resting, Trowbridge Ra. Open Monday - Friday 9-9, Saturday 9-6. mountain." He regularly can mapping, campaign strategy be found at Mt. Rushmore and taking occasional side where liknenesses of past trips. presidents Lincoln, He left Mt. Rushmore for Washington, Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt are an appearance in nearby Hill City. He admitted he was Farmer Peet's carved into the granite cliff. McGovern Black Elk said he is a sleeping when his car passed through the town Monday Ranch Bacon, 2 lb McGovern supporter, but U.S.D.A. Choice Charcoal Steak 1* lb. on the way to the mountain Democratic presidential candidate Senator George McGovern is photographed against added that among the four cabin that is McGovern's the National Memorial at Mount Rushmore Tuesday in the Black Hills near Custer, presidents on the mountain, temporary home. Aged Beet Rotisserie Roast 1a lb. S.D., where he visited during his vacation this week in his home state. Republican Theodore "But when I make an Roosevelt "the AP Wirephoto was occasional mistake, I try to correct them as quickly as Roily Farms Grade A Chicken possible," he said at a Combination Pack 59< lb. noontime rally, explaining MSI/ will odd on why hj came back Tuesday. .{ * * ' i He was introduced in Hill City by John J. Gerken, a Cudahy's 5 lb. tin because banker and publisher of the of funding local weekly newspaper, the Hill City Prevailer. Canned Ham By NANCY PARSONS exceed approximately $4.5 this is because of the come for one or two Gerken, a Republican was State News Staff Writer the campaign manager for million. extreme shortage of doctors structures due to the tight Unless The proposed Clinical monetary situation McGovern's 1968 Senate some unexpected nationwide." in sources of income arise, Sciences Building will be the A 50 per cent expansion Lansing," Huntington said. opponent, former Gov. MSU second major construction Archie Gubbrud. will probably of the MSU power plant construct only two new buildings in the next few for MSU's new medical and facilities is also being osteopathic schools. The planned with one boiler and Life Sciences Building, a new turbine engine Central Michigan's : \\w:wlte fog years to add to the 431 structures already on located right next to the site already ordered, campus, a University official of the new building, became "We cannot begin CAMPING said Tuesday. Coca Cola operational this year. planning this new structure 6 pack, Clair Huntington, MSU business and finance Funding for the Clinical until we get these new parts Sciences Building, as for the because the building HEADQUARTERS 12 oz. cans assistant in charge of new Life Sciences Building and addition has to be planned "Everything for the Camper" construction, said that the the Veternary Clinic, will be around the turbine to two buildings placed on the split between the federal accommodate the pipes and TENTS University's priority list for the next two years are the new ice rink to be located and state governments. are "The medical buildings the only ones to receive wiring it Huntington said, requires," .Thermos .Eureka Over 50 Models to Choose From •sL, fiesta Mandarin Oranges 4/881 behind Demonstration Hall .Trail Blazer federal funding," The final phase of the and a Clinical Sciences Huntington said. "Probably conversion of Fee Hall from .Screen Building, the next addition Scott's Family Bathroom a residence .Umbrellas facility to office .Pup Tents to the Life Sciences and classroom space for the complex behind Fee Hall. Gunman puts bite medical programs began last 34' Plans for the ice rink, year is scheduled to be which is being funded by loans to be paid off by events' admission charges, on man, BALTIMORE dog (AP) - completed 1973. by January Tissue 4 roll pkg. will be completed by the Ronald Lapia pulled his car Plans for a end of August with bids on up to a stoplight in Communication Arts construction to be gathered downtown His Baltimore. Building, to be located next one month later. "Construction should be completed in 15 months large English sheepdog was sitting in back. A man walked up. "Does to the Veternary Clinic, and for a Performing Arts Cots .Foods .Stoves .Heaters .Lanterns Nabisco Oreo Building have been RAUPP and, hopefully, the ice rink will be in use by December 1973," Huntington said. The ice rink will have the dog bite?" he asked. abandoned due to a lack of Lapia, 30, said the dog funds, did not. Campfitters Cookies a The man pulled out a "Each year we give the 2208 E. Michigan Phone 489-4188 proposed seating capacity of pistol, forced Lapia and the legislature a priority Mon.-Fri. to 8 P.M. Saturday 10 to 6 8,000 persons with the cost of the structure not to dog out of the car and sped building list but, frankly, we off can only expect funding to Also: Detroit, Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo and Chicago ( FROZEN FOOD MPT. ) Spartan Peas or Corn in butter sauce, 10 oz. ( DAIRY DEPT. ) Spartan Cheese in Chunks, 10 oz. Medium Pinconning or Sharp Frankenmuth ( PRODUCE PEP?! ) "Plum Crazy Rodeo" La Roda, Queen Anne, Nubiana or Kelsey Plums Chiquita Bananas ib. 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