Friday MICHIGAN I UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS l/olurrie 65 Number 14 East Lansing. Michigan Friday, July 21, 1972 Brien accepts top role n McGovern campaign will also "be a foremost consultant WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. George on "Gary Hart is the campaign manager. come Wednesday just hours after the the overall policy and McGovern, seeking to solidify strategy of my He's in charge of the campaign." AFL - CIO's executive council's democratic support for his campaign." action. Presidential quest, Thureday named Though O'Brien assumes the title of McGovern continued to stress tawrency F. O'Brien national national campaign chairman and will O'Brien will have the separate role of It is among labor leaders as well as Jcampaign chairman to woo labor be given McGovern funds to described hire a staff, unifying party officials and office holders at all levels, organized office holders that McGovern hopes O'Brien's efforts will bear political leaders and party officials who are his campaign labor lukewarm about the South Dakota hierarchy as a three - way split among and other groups normally aligned fruit. O'Brien has been linked in the O'Brien and McGovern's previous with Democrats. public eye with more established Senator. rO'Brien, who just last week stepped campaign chiefs, Frank Mankiewiecz segments of the Democratic party than McGovern's nomination in Miami Jdown as chairman of the Democratic and Gary Hart. One McGovern aide Beach last week was not popular with McGovern or his organization of ■National Committee, will serve as privately young, avid campaign workers. ■McGovern's principal liaison "with key summed up O'Brien's role as "our link many segments of the Democratic to the party establishment." party. The most notable examples After the news conference, Democrats across the country," Later, McGovern told have been southern Democratic Mankiewiecz, McGovern's national ■McGovern told a news conference. He a newsman: governors and AFL - CIO president political coordinator, said of O'Brien's George Meany, whose giant labor new rolo: "A lot of missionary work IFOR DETROIT federation broke with years of tradition Wednesday and did not has to be done. A lot of harsh words were spoken in the campaign for the Speaking endorse the Democratic candidate for nomination and it takes a little while Msry Hellman, MSU graduate student, compiled a study on the president. to smooth over that water." roll call vote concerning women's issues in the State gets The labor federation's executive council voted 27 - 3 to endorse neither O'Brien, in a statement, said the Democrats this year need all the first - time voters they can get. But, he said, of Representatives. The poor to recommend that state women not vote Michigan House voting turnout led her to threaten for representatives McGovern nor President Nixon for the "we also need those who, through with a poor record on women's issues. White House. (Continued on page 11) State News photo by Milton Horst in bus pur In what appeared to be a message to Meany, O'Brien told the news conference: "I don't believe you can Reps' votes pass this election by and sit on your on women DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit desegregation case was absent nads and not participate." iBoard of Education Thursday was Thursday. ■ordered to delay its purchase of 295 An earlier court of appeals stay McGovern, his vice presidential lschool buses until appeals of a order on the bus purchases ended running mate Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton (proposed rated cross • district desegregation Wednesday when U.S. District Judge of Missouri and O'Brien appeared ■program for Detroit and 52 suburban Stephen J. Roth granted motions together for the news conference. ■districts The can 6th be heard. U.S. Circuit [Appeals in Cincinnati, Ohio, Court of granted which paved the way for an appeal of his orders September — the first from which found Detroit last McGovern's announcement of O'Brien's appointment came just two hours after the candidate arrived in By RAY ANDERSON poor student who compiled the roll call, She defined ■the state of Michigan's request for a schools were segregated through a poor record as Washington on an early morning State News Staff Writer selected the 14 votes for analysis ldelay of the bus purchase order until "actions and inactions" of local, state anything less than 50 per cent on the chartered flight from Rapid Qty, S.D. The Michigan House of "because of their effect, either positive votes compiled. Hammond added that Vug. 24 when oral arguments will be and federal governments. McGovern interrupted a vacation in Representatives' voting record on or negative, on the ability of women the caucus will study the record of all peard. But the Appellate Court said an Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley called the Black Hills there to be women's issues is very poor, according to make decisions about their own near on the candidates for the House and 111 member desegregation panel the grant of the delay in the purchase to a report issued by Women's Political lives." should continue its work of the buses "a sensible halt in the Capitol Hill Thursday to vote on appeal to women voters who would on plans to Caucus Wednesday. legislation to increase the federal Stressing the lack of House vote in their interests. Integrate the school systems. implementation of the ruling which is minimum wage. A study of 14 roll call votes certain to be reviewed." on understanding, Hellman noted scores The study also reveals the House's The stay was granted by Judge eight separate women's bills released were lowest for bills that would allow harry Phillips, presiding judge of the Roth's action in certifying his The bill was considered "of greatest to newsmen concluded that the House (Continued on page 13) women to control fertility and the school desegregation orders as final so pircuit court, and Judge George interest to organized labor," one does not "fully understand" the abortion bill which was categorically fedwards. A third member of the panel they could be appealed has "broken McGovern aide said. The senator's magnitude of the women's problem. rejected. hearing (Continued on page 13) the Detroit school decision to fly back for the vote had Mary Hellman, an MSU graduate "The bill to allow physicians to prescribe contraceptives to minors was Panel asks soundly and repeatedly defeated until ■BETWEEN 'II', POLICE an amendment was added restricting the service to those 16 years of age or oldershe said. U.S. to keep Hellman maintained the roll call Renewed contract talks hinted votes on these two issues illustrate the magnitude of "While a all larger problem. but two of the price rules representatives approved of the 'equal WASHINGTON (AP) - The By LINDA WERFELMAN pay for equal work' bill, only four government should keep standby legal State News Staff Writer voted for an unrestricted bill to authority for wage - price controls as prohibit discrimination in public •1*1 Negotiations may resume today between sex accommodations." she said. long as necessary but should phase out compulsory controls when they University officials and succeed in trimming inflation, the representatives of the campus police in an attempt to reach a new contract Countering legislative ignorance on prestigious Committee for Economic settlement. women's issues will require education, Development recommended Thursday. but that is idfficulty and time The committee, which includes top "We have agreed with the department (of public safety) to consuming, caucus spokesperson businessmen, educators and former return to normal operations with the Nancy Hammond said. government officials, said in a report "We've waited long enough and we that the government should continue hope that we will be seriously will recommend that women not vote to play a role in significant wage and negotiating a contract no later than for those representatives who have a next week," Max L. Patterson, price decisions. poor record on women's issues,"' she "This role, however, must be clearly president of the MSU division of the said. (Continued on page 13) Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), said Thursday. The 31 officers represented by the FOP requested a 5.5 per cent pay increase, Patterson said. Other issues included safety conditions of the Court to ov quonset huts where police department i : - offices are located. Officers Thursday resumed participation in daily 15 - minute briefing sessions normally held before the start of the work day. They had equipment By RAY ANDERSON "One man came in here this refused to appear for the sessions State News Staff Writer morning with a ticket for a license Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to Defective equipment tickets issued plate light blub failure and a separate protest the fact that they were not by patrolmen of the MSU Dept. of ticket for a brake light failure," he Policing paid for the briefings, Patterson said. Officers last year donated about Public Safety on Wednesday will not be prosecuted in East Lansing, District added. The day - long spurt of tickets was Members of 6,000 hours of overtime, including the Court Judge Marurice E. Schoenberger an attempt by the campus chapter of the MSU campus police force demonstrated Wednesday for higher pay and briefing sessions, which would have announced in a release Thursday. Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) to get bargaining power in front of the Administration Building. They also ticketed campus vehicles cost the University $40,000, he added. The tickets were issued for items as the University administration to give for minor traffic violations. They also issued about 90 extra insignificant as having an advertising serious consideration to the bargaining State News photo by Terry Luke (Continued on page 13) frame around a license plate, he said. unit's contract demands, campus FOP President Max L. Patterson said. FOP represents 31 patrolmen, including corporals. Nixon wage proposal defeated Schoenberger stressed the fact that he is not taking sides in this apparent labor dispute, "but I am involved because the people who were issued tickets fall under the jurisdiction of |.„,WtA4SHlNGT0N J ubstitute President (AP) - An effort to Republicans and 16 Democrats, substitute. Democratic leaders economic stabilization effort. Stafford, R-Vt., eliminating about 1 my court, and this is an attempt to Nixon's $2 an mostly Southerners, for it. were pushing for They said such an increase actually million workers from the 8.4 million answer the many public inquiries made ■Twir minimi|m wage for the Democratic managers of the bill final passage of the legislation would cost job opportunities for newly covered by the measure as to the court by the drivers who have IdrtK0?"® " backed $2-20 wa8 made an all - out effort to defeat the Thursday afternoon or night. marginal employes because employers approved in the Labor Committee. received these tickets." Itw! by a one - vote margin Nixon plan, which was strongly Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., chief sponsor of the bill, would be unwilling to pay them that much. It would retain the present In his statement the judge noted that ■Holm a Senate vote with wide opposed by the AFL-CIO. exemption from the law of the citations wery written "for offense ■Political overtones. . They said privately they were contended that the Nixon - backed $2 One of the amendments accepted individually - owned stores and service which have never previously been lGenrm°Cratic Presidential nominee determined to try in this way to soothe some of the labor leaders minimum would not even provide a by the bill's managers, offered by Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., was adopted enterprises doing less than $250,000 issued bv any police agency in East lso„fKe^McGovern interrupted his poverty level income for a of annual business. The original bill Lansing." Icontrik .akota vacation to fly here to unhappy about the Democratic breadwinner for a family of four. 87 - 6, would stretch out for an extra would have lowered this standard to ItheS I e Nixon to the 47 " 46 rejection of proposal. national convention. After the defeat of the substitute, But boosting the present $1.60 to $2.20 will take millions of workers out year the effective date of the $2.20 floor for most workers, making it $150,000. However, the bill still would bring Subsequent to discovering nearly 60 tickets had been written in an effort to |havp°heVer' 'he GOP substitute would however, the managers accepted some of poverty, he declared. Sens. Peter H. Dominick, R-Colo., effective in two years. For some uner the law for the first time 7.4 resolve the labor dispute, |Pte communities lay suspended over the and caused iiigli humidity, pressed pollutants Forecasters predicted the stagnant air blackout after a tripout of a main, Eastern seaboard for a fifth straight day Thursday. to the ground and, in some areas, would remain two to three days. Use of automobiles and of electric link in Dutchess north of New York City. County, about 7fw!*l dangerously increased their levels. The National Weather Service said no In Massachusetts, power relief was in sight, as the Bermuda high The Allegheny County Health Dept. power was being discouraged, and said to be dangerously low reserve. I stretched to the Mississippi River Valley. issued a pollution alert for the Pittsburgh commuters were urged to form car pools or after light!?" I The air mass placed record demands on area, back forcing every major industry to cut take public transportation. Pollution levels in the District of hit a 650,000 kilowatt Somerset when thunderstorms generating ,»| "I operations. swent Columbia reached l-10th parts per million New England Wednesday The Potomac night. I at 1 p.m., the pollution alert stage, Electric P0Wer r ■ according to David Dejulio, an expert with reported record output in the Washing I Buckner urges "If the Soviet Union thinks area, with electricity use up to the Council of Governments. He said from last summer's peaks. lOner ^ II we are going to curtail our persons with cardiac or The century-old state defense capability unilaterally respiratory disorders could be affected and N.Y., suffered a brownout as the capital in Alb.„ I there would be no particular ought to stay indoors. I incentive to work out an In Maryland, smog levels climbed from 12-100ths ppm Wednesday to 2-10th ppm. rose. A air-conditioning, the halt was ordered*?! use of 1 at-large elevators. agreement." Pollution alerts continued there and in unessential lighting. 11 -William P. Connecticut, but the New York State There were also brief power Rogers, outatesi I Environmental Conservation Dept. lifted scattered areas of secretary of state Massachusetts N I By LINDA WERFELMAN The structure of the committee bans on open burning in 13 counties restricted earlier in the week. Hampshire, and Vermont. Harness race.? Foxboro, Mass., were delayed an hour I See story page 2 State News Staff Writer responsible for nominating students for The National Weather Service in New power was restored. JI™I at-large positions on Academic Council Presidents of ASMSU and the Council of should be changed to make the group more York City said 10-15 miles per hour In Brooklyn early Thursday, morethul offshore breezes had temporarily washed 32,500 Con Ed customers 11 Graduate Students (COGS) should not be responsible, Susan Haughes, asst. director the state of airborne pollutants. were electricity because of recurring feeder cabllI without I included in Academic Council, ASMSU of student activities, said. Power shortages in a number of areas trouble, chairman Harold Buckner said Wednesday. "The Student Nominations Committee is remained a problem. matter of hours. but service was restored injl1® "The three groups should be coequals. a power unto itself, accountable to no A spokesman for the New York Power Children opening hydrants not two elected to the third," Buckner told one," she said. "Since the committee's McGovern pledge urged the Academic Governance Committee task Pool, which Wednesday posted a record communities, including New Yolk I responsibilities lie in a sensitive area, this force charged with reviewing at-large lack of accountability builds in problems 18.89 million kilowatt peak demand, said it was again borrowing from Ontario, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, caused wjto I election processes. "Eventually I would pressure to drop and fire officials to uml of communication, coordination, simple rpctraini 1 The United Auto Workers International like to see them merge because we all are Canada, to give it a potential of supplying competence and public confidence." Executive Board Thursday voted unanimously to students." Hughes suggested that student members recommend endorsement of Sen. of Academic Council or of the Academic George McGovern by representatives of the union's 1.4 million members when they meet to determine the Several students testifying earlier before the task force had suggested inclusion of the two officers as ex — officio members of Governance Committee review election preocedures developed by the nominations committee. Senate unit union's position in the presidential campaign. the council. The UAW normally convenes meetings of elected representatives of its membership for political endorsements. This year the meeting will A student steering committee should be formed, with representatives from ASMSU and COGS and several students elected to An administrative office assigned to provide financial and clerical assistance for the committee, she added. A should be arms limitations the Academic Council, Buckner added. specific time for the annual election should be held for two weeks beginning July 31. be established, she said. WASHINGTON (AP) - approved the deal President conceded that the The Senate Foreign ring Nixon brought back from The present at-large election is an "insult Buckner agreed, adding that a specific Relations weaponry isn't needed as il Moscow last month. to the intelligence and ability of minority timetable for all stages of the election Committee bargaining chip to nl and women students on this campus," should be created. Members of the Thursday approved But there was some stiff concessions from thtfl Buckner said. "It's almost an impossibility unanimously both strategic questioning of the need to Soviets in the null India to ship Viets rice to elect at-large representatives. The nominnations committee should be arms limitations agreements put an ABM around negotiations. way appointed near the end of fall term and made by President Nixon | things have been done in the past, it's been election regulations and petitioning should Washington — as Nixon Rogers added, howevj with the Soviet Union. proposed to do under the that "if the insanity." be completed winter term, he added. Soviet Unioil Under the procedure, the treaty — and to forge ahead thinks we are India is ready to ship to North Vietnam high - Bylaws for Academic Governance Senate leadership can bring with his plans for a going tgl required at least six of the 10 at-large yield rice seeds - so - called "miracle rice" - representatives to be nonwhite and at least Elections should be held during them up for consideration long - curtail our defenj registration for spring term, he said. range Trident submarine capability unilaterally thcnl developed from seedlings and research financed by five women. Appeals of election regulations or results by the full Senate beginning missile system and for the there would be no particuhl American philanthropic foundations. Elections under this system have suffered should be taken to a judicial body rather Monday if the legislative new B1 bomber. incentive to work out u| traffic permits. Smith and agreement." A spokesman for the Foreign Trade Ministry because a number of students have tried to than a legislative committee, Hughes said. Rogers The Senate committee said Thursday the project, which would include sabotage the proceedings, Buckner said. "Judicial and legislative responsibilities action came after Nixon Several students were challenged in the are best unmixed, and due process and Indian scientists to advise the North Vietnamese, had gone no further than obtaining necessary clearances from the Foreign Ministry. first at-large elcetion on the grounds that they were whites running for nonwhite objective arbitration are best served by a body whose sole function is judicial in administration officials urged approval of the pacts this summer so negotiators Incumbents askedl seats. nature," she cont * can start a new round of "Even if we wanted to send the seeds now, how weapons curb talks in to reveal backers are saying we to send them?" the spokesman asked, the shipment would be kept out by tmmmwmmmmmmw October. "The evidence we have is Sen. Robert Griffin and area's sole congressional! American mines in North Vietnamese harbors. that the Soviets are ready to U.S. Rep. Charles E. AT(§M)©eid) start as soons we are," U.S. incumbents. Chamberlain were recently "The law gives challenges! negotiator Gerard C. Smith asked by Lansing members told the House Foreign a longer period of time to! of Common Cause to Affairs Committee. provide campaign fundingl divulge the names of information, but we will btl Board to support dollar The treaty limiting each campaign contributers and PLANETARIUM for siimmer maintenance nation to two antiballistic getting around to| the amounts obtained shows Missile sites needs only the Democrats," Brooks said. resume August 4 before the Federal Election advice and consent of the Since the law has been ii| Campaign Act became effect, Chamberlain I The Federal Reserve Board pledged Thursday to August 4 thru August 20, THE LAST QUESTION, a science fiction Senate. Both Houses must effective April 7. spectacular written by the Master of Science Fiction, Dr. Isaac Asimov. approve the interim been providing moril continue supporting the dollar in currency Common Cause Enter the inner planetarium chamber and witness the agreement on offensive spokesman, Charles L. information than ii| exchange markets "on whatever scale and many audio and required, Brooks added. visual effects which have been created to take your mind on a futuristic missiles, and this is before a Brooks, said they have made whenever we deem it desirable" to maintain the six "The law only requimB voyage through time and space to other dimensions of the universe. House committee. the request in order to - month - old international currency agreement. that candidates provide tlvl Smith and Secretary of provide citizens with The central bank began intervening in foreign Program Information: 355-4672 State William P. Rogers names and amounts fori campaign funding contributions over $100,''■ took the position that the exchange markets Wednesday for the first time in information prior to the he said. "Chamberlain hi! an effort to prop United States should not statute's enforcement. up the value of the dollar, using been giving informatioil open round two of the He said Common Cause is government holdings of German marks and Strategic Arms Limitation not picking about contributors ov«| other currencies to buy up dollars. Talks (SALT) until Congress on Republicans, $25." Nfn oer tmumwKa ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ,but added that they are the Common Cause is campaign fund seeldBjl contribution! information in the paiodl Laird rates Soviet MtMIKAt«ttin 'Wlgli (.jVooq before April 7 according tol Brooks because some! pullout KCOMMTUL j incumbents used the pre-1 law period for concentrated! fund - raising efforts tol Secretary of Defense Melvin €>li H toil/q/'F ield J avoid the public requirements of the disclosunl ne*l R. Laird said Thursday the legislation. pullout of Soviet military men from Egypt has not included MIG jet pilots and missilemen so * 24 Hours air music. off open J r""for"quantity" 11 * j i *£Rox1 far. "It seems thus far it has been Details Later! limited to advisers and not to the I 9 to 6 DAILY ^ II military forces which have been ■^AP£REATER^.^0J I stationed in Egypt and are flying and operating some sophisticated weapons themselves," Laird said. His statement, during a TV interview on the NBS Today show, was the first public evaluation by an American official of the scope of the Soviet pullback demanded by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Bomb raids hit Belfast Terrorist gunmen shot a middle - aged woman in the back Thursday as she knelt weeping beside her dying husband in a busy Belfast street. Seconds earlier, the same assailants cut down the man with a volley of shots as he pursued them Science has finally caught up with your head - whether it b^overecHvith from his new vendors' store where curls, kinks, or waves, the Barbers have the know how and the facilities they had make your - It's the real to hair look the way you want it to. planted a 30 - pound bomb. The gunmen fled, leaving the badly injured her husband's The attack body. The bomb woman slumped wrecked the across shop. Take our own cosmetic line for example - everything we sell is chemically balanced and tested by our company's own research staff. And we can deliver it to you for free. Just call thing. Coke. Real life calls for real taste came in For the taste of a predominantly Roman John, sales representative, tell him w _ your Catholic part of the capital's Springfield Road area, our life-Coca-Cola. what you need and he'll deliver it to •MJlaT m m,9 the following a rash of bomb raids across Northern Ireland and a riot at Crumlin Road you in just a short while. We know »r authority of The^-CdacSm^Tny 'Co'4 Bottling Company of Michigan" meridian mall jail. _ where you head's at. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 21, 1972 3 lispute settled Students criticize >n rail firemen IWASHINGTON Inlement " ■spute ribed as the nation's "jest and toughest . l.rac was (AP) of what was labor Announced announced - of 65 for firemer. The agreement also wipes out an eight-year-old federal arbitration which which the the ruling under railroads railroads h»H had change for lounge By LINDA WERFELMAN Placement Bureau. said The office will centralize State News Staff Writer • day in an agreement eliminated nearly 20,000 Thursday. hiring processes for jtecting the jobs of the firemen's jobs. A small The MSU Placement Student objections students employed in on ilroad industry's number of firemen Bureau has no probably would cause and off - campus jobs, maining 1 8,000 furloughed under the right to use a officials to "give every according to the plan for student lounge for offices of omotive firemen. arbitration ruling will be consideration" to centralization of student the Student Employment •There were times when I hired back, Dempsey said, reconsidering the use of the employment released earlier Center, several students space, Rogalski said, this month. dered if we would ever Dempsey, calling the long have complained to the Lh this point," M. W. squabble "the most Student Affairs Office. "This building was paid for by the students. I don't -ton, assistant difficult of all railroad labor The Placement Bureau 'ident of the AFL-CIO disputes," said the think there is any reason ted Transportation settlement will cost the staff considered the James F. Stefanoff Memorial that they have to take that space for offices," Paula Deadlines an (UTU) said of the railroads more money in the Lounge, located near the 3 which had plagued short run but over a period Water break Placement Bureau on the Fochtman, Residence Halls Assn. (RHA) president said, slated rts Congress and the of 10 or 15 years would first floor of the Student Jim Beatty, Rochester senior, floats on an air mattress while Paul Loffelbine prepares "Students weren't jte House for decades. gradually reduce the 'The resolution of an number of jobs and result in to introduce his peer to the cold and cruel waters of the Rabe Road Lakes. That cold Services Building, the definite location for the consulted, and there really — bike f and cruel water isn't so bad on a 90 aren't that many cosed- off ie that has been troubling substantial savings to the degree day like Thursday. new offices, Tony Rogalski, The East Lan8ing lounges available for F industry for 35 years is industry, State News photo by Paul Heavenridge asst. director of the students to use, she added. Community Bike Day fviouslv an occasion for Committee will accept tppiness," William H. Information available to registrations for Sunday's the industry's BY LOCAL 25-mile marathon until 5 ■ mpsey. lief negotiator as chairman PHYSICIANS student governing indicated that the office groups p.m. today. J the National Railway would be located in the Free registration forms, ■bor Conference, said. Stefanoff Lounge, "unless available at East Lansing Blacks ■ Basically, the agreement bicycle shops and city han, urged lnounced at a news something drastic happens, should be turned in at city Inference calls for Tntinued employment of Je current 18,000 firemen ■til thev retire, resign, die, By GEORGE WHITE Black i Robert Menson, president of the Council of Graduate Students, said, "We understand they hall, in care of councilman Goerge Col burn. The youth and easy rider events will be started at State News Staff Writer Health Symposium Participating on the panel one Chicano, are presently Lansing physician, pointed were offered an office in the T discharged for cause or Wednesday. were local black spokesman enrolled the School of out that the National basement of the Student noon at Valley Court Park. b promoted to locomotive Prominent black figures in The the fields of medicine, Nursing. Competitive riders will symposium began Medical Assn. Services Building, but the field of health have with begin their 25-mile course at ■gineer. a film, "Code Blue," dentistry, nursing, health "Returning Vietnam organization of balck apparently they didn't want ■ It also sets up a training promised to work closely which dealt with the planning, medical veterans and tougher 12:30 p.m. East Lansing physicians supports the to walk down the stairs," he ■ograni and requires that with the MSU Black problems of health in the technology and student medical school requirements inesses have offered Plan. added, I) future engineers be Student Medical Assn. black community and affairs. are pj are partially responsible for "Not everyone will Rogalski said he had not prizes for marathon Tonioted from the ranks of (BSMA). The commitment focused on black slack physicians, physicians. Among the local these nev trends," Gamble become a doctor," Canaday been directly involved with winners. and sets a was made before 200 1 discussion physicians on the panel explained, declared. "If national health Picnicking and music are Lndatory retirement age students attending a BSMA development of the scheduled at Valley Court lowed the film, were Blanche Martin, When asked about insurance is adopted, there Student Employment Office resident dentist and member proposals for * " "socialized * will be high-paying jobs Park for the balance of the in and did not know which of the MSU Board of medicine" and national medical administration." day. Plain Borwn Wrapper, other areas were considered Trustees, Thomas Gunnings, health insurance, the the Woolies, Rush and jty panel urges stop or the reasons for asst. dean of student locating Uranus will entertain from affairs, doctors voiced their The panel discussion the office in the Stefanoff Donald Ensley, asst. support. 2-6p.m. became heated in its waning Lounge. director of admissions and "Health is care a right, not moments when a student Margert amble an a privilage," Tony Cebrum, asked the physicians to lo war firm purchases instructor in the School of Nursing. The panel promised to Model Cities health planner said. However Dr. Willian become more involved in public education, and "help ^ rebuild _i - -iU ™1 slumping math and Rpmodeline necessary lounge to to convert will an office area be the See the Olympics call NEJAC TV Rentals contracts the before the Sept. 4 opening I By JANET DOMOWITZ or purchasing Lansing chief of police. cooperate with BSMA after Harrison, president-elect of science programs." 337-1300 of supplies, the city should - of the employment office, East Lansing should request by BSMA the local Family Physicians The doctors expressed II n its final meeting make as part of its contract to set up and fund _ „re . »» . l ef"u Ralph Watson. m . - Assn. was^ more reserved - , concern for younger black Rogalski said. (day the the definition of "best," the a legal aid bureau for local of the panel members about the P'an- students but declared time Jubcommittee on East following; the least amount residents, where people can c,aimed that they knew 1 support it but we want would not allow for public lansing City Policies Hating to the Indochina of supply involvement in the of material and get legal advice on any type of problem, including those nothing of the association prior to their appearance on to know about such matters 5 salaries under the plan," school involvement. "Most of us are up to our the east Room passed a weapons for use in the the panel. he said. heads in meetings," Friday's Feature Dinner ^commendation that the Southeast Asian conflict. After indicating their Dr. Clinton Canaday, a explained Harrison. |ty not do business with ►When all companies •The city"shouFd provide suPPort\the Panel answered company infracts for material having and being considered have war contracts, the city should an office and telephone for questions audience. from the ISAkl l> lil l) SNAI'I'ER. 3.90 antiwar groups such as the They began by Tne State News is published by the students of in the give preference to the Lansing Area Peace Council Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Selection from our SALAD BAR company whose Southeast issue of black medical This and others, plus whatever ■""" " "" *" Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, choice of potato or vegetable general policy Easian contracts are the other services it can in the students going to black Wednesdays atement is included in the smallest percentage of its and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Individual loaf of bread & butter way of office supplies. medical schools versus special ibcommittee's report and Welcome Week edition is published in September. Dessert total business and/or whose The rerusal of predominantly white any Subscription rate is $16 per year. Beverage commendations to be absolute dollar volume of ibmitted to the -u„ nn»tM,f«kHi<.in«,0ct emp|oye Gf the city of East institutions. Member Associated Press, United Press International, city contracts is the lowest. Lansing to carry out his Though most of the panel Use Alle'en trance or fourth level of 5uncil their Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press at meeting *The city should give Assn., assigned duties because of members were graduates of Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press ramp for direct access. uesday. preference to those banks . the employe's conscientious predominantly black Assn. Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.n The subcommittee voted whose .nvestment and objections to government out-state medical schools it Second classi postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. recommend that the city end ng programs amount to participation in the war in "as thier consensus that ■ek all om vpnrW om supplies and services venders with with the i^Qc» least the least involvement in the Southeast Asian Southeast Asia shall not be grounds grounds for any anv disciolinarv disciplinary black medical students should attend in-state Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services BIdg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48823. Jac'obsoris conflict action. institutions. ivolvement in the Attendance at or >utheast •No files concerning the "Concentrate on the Phones: Asian conflict. participation in antiwar activities of any citizen shall activities shall be included programs that schools have News/Editorial he subcommittee is be kept or transferred to and then make your Classified Ads in the list of reasons for & 4 questing that this policy any other law enforcement which personal leave may be choice," Gunnings added. Display Advertising itement be attached to all agency by the East Lansing Gamble predicted a new Business Office requested. Police Dept. unless the wave of male nurses. She Other •Appropriate signs should Photographic recommendations citizen has been charged be placed at the city limits announced that four males, be submitted with the with a crime. In the opinion proclaiming that East including two blacks and bcommittee's report are: of the subcommittee the 1-75 AT 'The city require the Lansing has taken an CTMKKf# sashabaw road taking of pictures is an institutional stand against >llar volume of contracts t material and weapons invasion of privacy and a deterrent to political the war. With WXYZ^[D)D© w© f use in Southeast Asia activity. id what Tonight at 8:30 p.m. percentage these •When it becomes • ntracts are of the necessary to bring in ISAAC HAYES impany's total business. •Since the city's policy is accept the lowest and st bid for the awarding of additional law enforcement officers, such officers be under the direct command and authority of East HOT BUTTERED AND SOUL S7. ss (reserved). 1 SUNDAY, JULY 30 COMMANDER CODY AND HIS at 7:00 p.m. J LOST PLANET AIRMEN and SPECIAL GUEST-ERIC ANDERSON 00 ADVANCE lALf WHY. AT FISWM TNtATM, mtt |M J. 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MICHIGAN ART BUCHWALD STATE NEWS "Sorry forgot UNIVERSITY we you Dick' Lee Lockwood "Now this is what advertising manager WASHINGTON — The toughest job a.m., when all of us stood holding our Frankly you were much better off we p|an , Sen. Tom Eagleton, the Democratic hands high to show that the party was united, George said to me, 'My cup watching the convention on television." Wrt Ilk. tomtke you McGovern drive in ch.K, Illinois. Judy Yates, editorial editor vice - presidential candidate, had after Your Bill Whiting, news editor his nomination, was to try to persuade would runneth over if Dick Daley was any way you want to." n" "I know one thing: If they had held Mike Cody, copy chief Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago to here to share this moment with me.' " "If the convention in Chicago like I they had tried to take my ^ Rick Gosselin, sports editor work for McGovern this year. wanted them to, no one would have away from me in Chicago, The meeting between the two men "He didn't say that." taken away my seat." have gotten a snootful of they IZ took place late Saturday night in "He said something like it. There tear gas» Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for was so much noise I didn't hear his Mayor Daley's office. Eagleton spoke "That's exactly what I told George. "Dick, forget the past. We havst. exact words. Look, Dick, the outstanding journalism. Democrat J first: I said, if the Democratic convention think ahead. We need a important thing is to beat Richard had been held in Chicago, we wouldn't the White House. Nixon in November. We can't do it George isn't asltin "Dick, we sure missed you last week have had a Dick Daley problem." he's begging." ™ in Miami. Everyone said it just didn't without winning Illinois. And we can't "I know how to take care of people EDITORIAL seem like a Democratic National win Illinois without you." who take away other people's seats." "Anyone touches uiy chair i. Convention without Richard Daley." Chicago gets his car towed away." "I didn't come because I didn't have "You should have thought about "We know you do, Dick, and that's "But what's your answer, that when you took away my seat." why we need you in November." Dick?" a seat." "Tell him I'm going to sit on "It was hot and muggy and rained a "Anyone who sat in my chair would it." lot in Miami. You would have hated it. have got his head cracked open." Davisoffers "We suddenly realized that midway Copyright 1972, Los Angeles in the convention, and I want you to" Time, know it was a terrible oversight. As a matter of fact, we had a box seat set aside for you right next to the podium." in Democratic "I didn't have a seat with the Illinois delegation." "The Illinois delegation had lousy Three Democratic candidates legislators, he is articulate. But seats. You wouldn't have seen are seeking to represent the 59th that is his problem - he is too anything from there." "I was elected as a delegate and District in the Michigan House of typical a legislator. This is where Davis can add to the legislature. they wouldn't seat me." Representatives. Two of them, Lynn Jondahl and Marianne Her point of view is far from "Yes, that was brought to our attention. There was some question Davis, are similar in their views. typical. about the new reform rules, Dick. We Both are acceptable Davis' main thrust is in the area wanted to seat you in the worst way, representatives, but Davis has the of women's rights and education, but we had no control over it. It was most to offer her constituents. particularly special education. an open convention, and the delegates were tired and hot. They probably Davis and Jondahl both She has said that women are didn't even know what they were support busing of school children grossly underrepresented in the voting on." as a tool for providing better legislature, that a man cannot "They knew what they were voting education, though they do not thoroughly understand women's on. They were voting to take away my consider it the final answer. Both problems and can only seat." candidates also favor "I want to assure you, Dick, that using empathize not sympathize on Sen. George McGovern wanted you gasoline taxes to fund mass women's issues. And she's right. seated. I'll never forget the final transit. Neither supports a flat morning of the convention, at 3:30 rate income tax. They feel that a She notes when the Equal graduated income tax would be Rights Amendment was passed in more equitable and would more Michigan, the legislative research bureau noted there TWO CENTS WORTH adequately reflect ability to pay. are more They also agree that Michigan than 1,100 laws that specifically needs a more responsive mention women, in eight legislature. After that, the two candidates women's bills recently before the legislature most legislators chose to vote against women on half of Production basis diverge. them. To the Editor: of society is necessarily its servant. while denouncing every other gang as a labor movement demanding that wagt I would like to answer the recent How does it operate? It functions on selfish interest group. Individual rights raises come out of profits and the Jondahl, chairman of the She maintains that the letter to the State News regarding the principle of group rights. At are suspended while government screaming about handouts to lous Losing American Civil Liberties women's issue has gotten to the capitalism and the Supreme Court. present each individual in our society referees doling out rights and privileges welfare chiselers. Or the spectacle Uqion, feels that the overriding The author point where there is beginning to C5lfi£| on as a the left denouqcfrig capitalism as the McCarthy of , is relegated jto group based on to the gang that screams the loudest. businessmen unable to make proflti issiae in the campaign is to devise be some momentum. "We're not economic position, race, class, or What are the problems of statism? source"of all real and imagined evils. In pleading for subsidies in the name i a method which would make the political philosophy. The rules of the Economically, each group envisions the public good. The current hero going to go away and that is why actuality, capitalism is no game are that each group claims it only itself benefiting from the wealth of a system more responsive to the I'm the poorest group for it contribute running," she says. more practiced in the United States acts for the good of the people and in richer group forgetting that a poorer minorities and constitutional This kind of determination than the Communism of Karl Marx is the name of the people. Each group nothing and its need entitles it by right group is anxious to dip its hand into to everything. guarantees. While this is a noble makes a forceful legislator. practiced in the Soviet Union. As a also claims the sanction of altriusm both their pockets. As witness the purpose, it must be noted that prevalent economic system capitalism Production, not need, was the most other legislators head down Davis quietly expired over 60 years ago. In for capitalism. It functioned through represents a point of this country statism succeeded trade. Individual rights could not bt Michigan Avenue toward the view sorely ignored in the capitalism and it differs from the voted away by the majority Capitol with the same thought. legislature today. She will provide a refreshing breath of present Russian system only in degree not in idology. What is statism? Its major premise Argument lacko support superseded by a minority. To the author of the aforementioned letter I Jondahl has intelligent answers fresh air in the House of would say that the Supreme Court To the Editor: that you, too, for every question and, like many as taught in our social science tracts is enjoy some security. only reflects the morality of the Representatives. that the individual being the product I should like to reply to Ronald Your argument is weak, Ron. A citizens. It acts as arbitrator in the Kow's letter of June 28 attacking the coin may have two sides, an edge and a division of the spoils. Its motto: The Point of View that appeared June 21. middle, but I will debate the matter of government giveth and tne government POINT OF VIEW He lifts the statement "I am asking an infinite number of molecules. . taketh away. no one to pay for my opinion or its Margaret K. Sutherland Art Skurki consequences" out of context, East Lansing graduate student Detroit undergraduate concealing the fact that it applied, and June 29, 1972 July 14,1972 East Lansing ugly, beautiful was meant to apply, only to my opinion that student couples should postpone having families. By Luis A. Berrvecos What is a degree? . .. symbols! Any my country - I have heard - makes I am helping to well pay aware for my that others "opinion" that I are Rink proposal Mexico City graduate student need an education. I also hold the culture is filled with them. But, isn't it sick the inhabitants of this and Thirty - nine months ago, today, I many opinion that I should not be robbed or To the Editor: a performing arts complex. One can better to grasp a profound knowledge other places in the Union. murdered, yet my taxes alone do not The building came here: I didn't know then, as well of a subject, by priorities at MSU readily appreciate the need for another I talking about it, by always seem to provide a constant as know now, all I had to pass support the police department. ice rink when all of the other buildinp exchanging and communicating ideas Watching TV is a bad pasttime — The "opinions" that I ask others to source of through — East Lansing, cradle of by reading, but not twenty books in don't waste your time! What you see, pleasure for the athletic on campus are overcrowded and a"*"1 MSU, a place that 'fulfills' intellectual are sexist pay for differ from the opinion that department. as cheerful as the Roman catacombs. twenty hours! Following always programs that contradict the the At thirst, for either personal - moral or taxpayers should support a a time when the funding available schedules, timetables and watches? general sex - oriented and time - for Hopefully, the far sighted personal - economic satisfaction. Isn't oriented society. (I almost committed daycare center in one important academic construction is at an administration at MSU will soon seethe it true, after all, that the more This experience of respect: They represent cases of all - time low, it is heartening to read absolute need for a 45 lane bowlinf degrees living in a a 'crime' once I talked to a single girl, you have the more money you make? benefits for a very large majority of that an edifice as important as the 'foreign' environment, where 'purified' because I am married and I am not alley to be built on the present site oj But what? What is those who pay. soon - to - be - built 4.5 million dollar ... so a grade? water makes me sick, as the water of supposed to do that — they don't want Morrill Hall - then, and only then wiU to waste their Certainly, Ron, you are paying for ice rink will soon grace our campus. our University be a well rounded time!) I think that we need not - my education. But you are getting worry academic institution. one, too, and I'm helping to pay for it. about the chronic lack of facilities Time, ah! Time is money, and, besides, single girls better be careful of Certainly, you are paying to see that available for the College of Larry S. Rudner I'm not constantly in threat of Communications Arts, this crazy, hot - blooded, Latin - lover or the need for East Lansing graduate student who bites and then sleeps, with his robbery or murder. But that insures new library expansion, or the need for July 19.1972 'sombrero', taking his traditional DOONESBURY 'siesta,' next to the cactus . . . Some by Garry Trudeau people work as 'burros' all their lives, burning their youth to save money and vetheres ' 0or NOW i t*- ANP to buy a nice trailer to ^HAi/e to 6er to go to Florida, VOPR PUPPUE' HARPEST OF to play shuffleboard. Wtsoop ' as nek/' the 4ioric. x've~6or ro AU., JZ'UE GOT TO (JAS A ROCK .. ze-stock the pohp urrh CONVINCE THE LOCAL THE NATURAL 1 TROUT, GEPCMTTHE UL-Y PUCKS THIS UONT I At 70 years - old when it is too late. S?RlN6 SOURCE? PAPS, ROUND i/P SOME HftpPEN A6AIH, But, not all is criticism. or zcant -Reputcenew J ... perhaps, yes: But whereas one is s thahk you 0 ' FROOS. : / -EN0U6H.; EN0U6H, n constructive, the other is HAN'J'' superconstructi ve! On the other hand, I have learned many things and I thank the people who have helped me. I have met so many people, but so few, nice friends, whom I regard, among all the friends I have in other countries where, I know, someone thinks of me, once in a while, 7-J/ IF YOU POUT UANr TO I regard my American (from USA, not ZVE JUST COME PON'T 6ET THRCUJfi OUT OF TH/S , the whole continent) friends, I said, as FROM THE KIKHEN SASS HE! OH, PAP, HOUSE PERMANENTLY, YOO my best friends. So . .. when I leave in MARK! JUST (UHO UERE BETTER. START SHOWING ARE YOU SA9S/N6 COME OFF 60 70 yOU ENTERTAINING iAST SOHEMO/eer fTH'M TOO December 1972, if a tornado does not NI6HT-THE- DETROIT CONSlP£RAT70N\ ME? OCPFOR THAT immortalize me before, I will MNP OF £ \ ^ MOMS? remember East Lansing and its people; STUFF. and I will remember MSU in many different ways: good, bad, sad, joyful, ugly, lazy, busy, crazy and also beautiful days ... I will remember Beaumont Tower, in the middle of campus, 'serenading' people with its carillon, to run to get to class, ... on time!!! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 21, 1972 5 Ichuc^',e, :k' Chuckle bv Chuck BBatJy U' studies Ru MAMrV PADCnuc war panel report *?_. By NANCY PARSONS („.U forth six .JJU, additional 1 » ... All , "r,,. State News Staff Writer University policies Affairs Committee should The minority report The recommendations are recommendations and procedures regarding scrutinize the voting proxies recommends that the r.plan to do I i/*f \ by No action will be taken President Wharton on divided Into seven different areas of concern within the concerning ROTC: *The status and privileges demonstrations made public, should be of MSU stock, soliciting Placement Bureau exclude student, faculty and staff armed forces recruiters a £■5511 the recommendations of the University subcommittee MSU's involvement in the on University: Dept. investment of ROTC, the Public Safety, policy, , „ of academic departments should be withdrawn from the ROTC programs and __ 'Pictures demonstrators should not be taken during legal of opinions. The states minority four report corporations which produce war materials and any employer "whose social and Indochina War until he > take my I purchasing policy, the th« "J"—J reduced *to the status - - of* activities. Pictures not used recommendations in the political policies are deemed receives the evaluations of Placement extracurricular activities. f; they f tear would gas." J I those recommendations by Bureau, sponsored research and the •The University should as evidence or used in cases that led to acquittals should — area of MSU investments: MSU should sell all inconsistent with the goals of the University." key administrative officials, MSU Overseas Programs, seek to modify the existing be destroyed. 1 il- We have to I a University spokesman said The majority report of ROTC contracts to •The department should holdings in corporations producing a significant In th<- ;ea of sponsored research, the majority Democrat in Thursday. the subc< subcommittee"" puts " guarantee that no actions reaffirm its policy that volume of weaponry. report recommends that 5e 'sn't askin. Elliot Ballard, assistant to forth se e n taken by the Dept. of informers will not be used. MSU should boycott MSU continue to exclude Wharton and member of the recommendations the Denfense the or ROTC The minority report, in such war contractor classified research, make subcommittee, said that area of ROTC at MSU: programs will deny any addition to chair |g I Wharton sent the 23 recommending investments. available in the Library a list ?d ♦The University should ROTC student or faculty that MSU take A list away." I an . .. should be of all sponsored research majority and 35 minority actively seek to have the member the academic ver, Dick?" I recommendations to those contracts with Army and institutional stand against compil.. ranking „ and continue to support .. freedom and civil liberties the war and sponsor a corporations by the the volume volume sponsored faculty research University officials in the Air Force ROTC programs guaranteed by University symposium on the problems of- their. . . for areas dealt with in the contracts war projects only if they have permit policies and procedures. of genocide and war crimes, Angeles Tinm | reports and he will probably appointment of civilians to ♦All faculty in the ROTC goods and University investments should be as far been scrutinized and approved at all University make a statement of his faculty positions programs should be given recommendations pertaining down this list as possible. levels. intentions when he receives V program levels, the same access to to the •MSU the evaluations of those »t_. , Dept. of Public should submit The minority report also Procedures for selection University faculty grievance Safety: shareholder resolutions to recommends this of faculty members for procedures as other faculty •The department should contractors proposing „ scrutinization. ROTC should be broadened members of the same not cooperate with other that they terminate their The to include nominations academic rank. agencies in the use of Defense Dept. contracts. majority report \ilader blast from the MSU Military ROTC recommends that a list of all courses undercover agents. In the of area purchasing, the overseas projects and Science and Education containing course content • No law officer majority report programs be made available Committee, more than one which parallels courses employed by the University recommends that the nomination offered in the Library and that this for each elsewhere in the should be allowed to carry position. University should be firearms. University devote effort to greater publicize its j"gj contain sponsoring Corvair •MSU should cease eliminated, No agent, objectives, principal plainclothes police cost-benefit criteria and >n offering the course "marksmanship and hunter be •Academic credit should withdrawn from all should attend meetings or demonstrations, political actively solicit bids from nonwar contractors. contract cooperating dates of f e atures, institutions, safety, " MSI22. ROTC courses primarily No agents should be The contract, budget minority report VASHINGTON (UPI) a steering problem would Corvairs on the highway out •MSU should seek relevant to the Army or Air sent to small (less than 100 categories and staff - p poses four ultimate authority over Force as institutions. personnel. > government reported not arise if the Corviar "was of a total production of persons) political meetings, recommendations in the The minority report puts irsday that two years of operated in a normal, 1,079,840. General Motors ROTC course content. •All content and materials *The responsibilities of area of purchasing: MSU should seek forth four recommendations s showed the 1960 - 63 prudent manner." It also stopped producing Corvairs to pertaining to career the University Committee "Terminate all MSU with ■vrolet Corvairs were no pointed out that the in 1969. eliminate the right of the recruitment should be on Public Safety should purchases of goods and regard to MSU's overseas programs: easily turned over steering problem "may be secretary of the Army or removed from ROTC include those of a police services produced by war • The International _n contemporary cars. affected by the owner's In 11,6 investigation, a Air Force to remove civilian review and grievance board. contractors. Projects Committee shall " ■Despite the finding, ilure to failure to maintain maintain the Panel of experts called in to faculty. iresnman onemauon ana MSU -msu should snouia examine examine All gooas -an goods anaand services services carefully investigate the llph Nader vowed to press tire pressure." oper tire proper pressure." Nader contended that the evaluate data on the Corvair 881(1 that the remaining •MSU should seek full from materials mailed to the issue of making the should be purchased from degree Qf public freedom in 1 fight to have an Nader contended participation of women in students. campus a haven for draft companies ranked low on 1960 63 Corvairs constitute ROTC programs on a basis project countries Emated 235,000 of the Corvair can turn over - less than one half of 1 per In the areas of Dept. of evaders and persons absent the list of war contractors. ngined autos making turns at low speeds, equal to that of men. Public Safety and the status without leave from the • Future •The committee should equipment jnoved from the road as The Corvair rolled over ~ 06,11 the total vehicles MSU should seek to and obligations of MSU armed services. In regard to should be purchased from solicit the views of at least letv hazards. at both the Ford Motor Co. registered in the United recover all costs of the public institution, the MSU's investment policy, nonwar contractors. one person sympathetic to and General Motors Test States. ROTC program. najority of the the Third World struggles. majority of the *MSU should withdraw [The author of the 1964 grounds, and has been The minority report, subcommittee approved five subcommittee approved its support of ITT by "With the current *Funds should be Dk, "Unsafe At Any .. rolling over on highways all submitted by Lois Gertz, recommendations: three recommendations: eed." which touched off magnitude and severity of refusing to purchase Hostess provided to the committee over the United States," Gladwin sophomore, •MSU should support •MSU should I long and other aspects of the traffic resume products, a subsidiary of [0 aid its deliberations on bitter fight Nader claimed. He said he Charles Massoglia, East legislation permitting publishing an investment ITT. ltween himself and f safety problem, no further Lansing junior, and Mitchell University police portfolio in its annual The proposed projects. Ural Motors over majority report the testing relating specifically Stengel, asst. professor of appointments from the financial report. recommends that the •MSU should initiate ''incomprehensible" that to the handling economics recommends board of trustees rather • MSU should Placement Bureau develop a socialist mnment tests amounted •r'°" ^ characteristics of the 1960^ , base its programs to m ' a t „ 'whitewash. He added fl . . j tor the government. In In a„ • . letter„ . „ to Sen. Warren - - — - Corvair is that ROTC be abolished on campus. In the event that than the county sheriff. MSU should devise more investments on yield to retard pressure for probable service to assist conscientious objectors and countries as opposed to countries characterized by 1960 - 63 model recommended," the report this recommendation is effective of increased student fees. Magnuson, chairman of the means rumor provide a table for antiwar epressive dictatorial Irvairs have been "rolling disregarded, the report puts •The MSU Business information. ing that wage I ... „ Senate o c ii d i i! Commerce V/ u in hi t* r i't' regimes. fits and then I ni e h'flT a" over a ' Committee, Nader called for uts to lousy I a congressional investigation > spectacle of I Jut the investigation of the testing system used make profits I nducted by the on the Corvairs. AVOID LONG LINES! the name of I importation Dept.'s Magnuson promised to irrent hero is I [tional Highway Traffic question Douglas Toms, the t contributes I Ifety Administration head of the government's les it by right I icluded: "There is no safety agency, at a hearing Idence to next week. Nader also said support the Itention that the 1960 - he would release publicly all of the evidence he used to [ model Corvair will roll ore easily than support his attack on the litemporary vehicles." Corvair. ■Initiated at the request There are about 235,000 of of the 1960 - 63 model >der himself, the vestigation also Jommended, however, the Jrvair owners "be advised" the car can "exhibit Jiusual ■racteristics" handling on sharp SELL YOUR BOOKS NOW! We are buying back books: 1) to be used on-campus fall term 2) not used on-campus. We have 3 wholesaler's catalogues from which we will make you offers. Well-trained personnel to serve you courteously & quickly! HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. MSU BOOKSTORE In the International 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July „ EDITOR'S GOP rep NOTE: The per cent following property candidates discuss issues fiat rate tax, but I think it is public good. I suggested here today through any sunshine law, where all their voice heard." represent women?" following is an edited tax reform. Would you a question that the people that rather than condone it kind of a decriminalization public bodies, boards, STATE NEWS: "Do you POCOCK: "I'm favor that increase?" should decide. I can't think we follow another attack of commissions and so forth feel capable of transcript of an interview JOY: "How else are you of anything closer to them." that also has the taint of meet in public. Of course, you representing are would represent 1^1 the State News held going to finance your school GORMAN: "As far as state licensing and sale of marijuana with taxation forbidden sale or of this drug. You ought to handling there are some areas where adequately on the various women equally found as I reprel^t Wednesday with Patrick W. systems." during this cr"*" property tax relief is from the sale be used for have it sold on the basis that meetings would have to be issues that involve them?" that I m Joy, Jim Pocock, Donald G. HUBER: "As far the concerned I'm in favor of a closed, for example in labor JOY: speaking „ as rehabilitation programs." it can be done in regulated "That's an Huber, Sydney Worthington property tax issue goes, I flat rate income tax to form similar to cigarets and relations works. I think POCOCK: "I'm not interesting question, and Bill Gorman, candidates prefer to substitute that tax replace the lost revenues, for legalization. I suggest liquor." some legislators are not Frankly, I think we've got for nomination District the Republican for for the the 59th Michigan with a flat rate tax, but I wouldn't be graduated tax. If my against a — with reduction on the state level. If it were 3.1 per cent 3 per cent should go that for public use in the home, there be no large fine GORMAN: "Drugs critical area. I cannot say are a using the guts they have because in because they are getting a may closes to start recruiting training and electing people on the iKSKtei women." 8!|nii or jail term. Legalization I there is a direct correlation basis of ability rather than state news House of Representatives. constituency showed me directly into the area of term to be open sale of between lot of pressure in the sex. As far as marijuana and representing would you have that it was for such a tax, I schools, while the .1 per harder drugs. But the backrooms there they're vouij STATE NEWS: What are marijuana treating it the only WOmen or men, I think it the abortion issue?" " would introduce a bill for cent should go for getting lobbying and other your feelings on the a mass same as alcohol. There are way I would support should be more a question POCOCK: "J thjn. the piggyback tax. (state tax fund to help pressures. There should be property tax? Should rid of it and if we do, how we get on a flat rate is directly tied depressed areas the harder of State," two routes followed. There is that can be legalization of marijuana is if the money derived from compromises, rather than Qf representing constituents." vote at have been in that time L- a great favor" to amount of federal tax STATE NEWS: "Would deal of belief that marijuana just selling one bill down do we replace lost taxing it would be used for STATE NEWS: "How HUBER: »i' revenues?" paid). I don't think all of you support the use has a transient social a massive drug rehabilitation the drain (to get votes on would you have voted on abortion our income, though, needs reform and „■ decriminalization of impact and this policy of program. another bill)." the abortion issue?" continue to JOY: "I'm in favor off support it" r to come from income tax. marijuana?" "The drug POCOCK: "I feel the property tax relief but it's going to have its problems. We could get more income JOY: "At this time, discouragement the best would policy rather than be a new problem is not issue, it has just been reason that you're hearing a JOY: "I would voted against it because I have GORMAN: women's "am, " by raising taxes on luxury no, I couldn't. I think the sensationalized in the lot of talk of a unicameral rights It's going to have to be taking a full step ahead and think that wasn't what the concerned, I think items." state law media. I've been working men picked up under the income brought the starting open sale and legislature is that people people wanted. I think they had a tax WORTHINGTON: "As penalities down to a realistic increasing the number of with this for many years have lost confidence with wanted abortion reform stranglehold structure, preferably a on women and it mr far as the property tax is level. I don't favor the East people who confirmed and people could really give the state legislature. I think flat rate. The thing is you're are a large scale." relinguished. I don't concerned, I think the Lansing marijuana (which users. I agree there is an a damn when it was in the one of the ways of regaining STATE NEWS: "What not really cutting the tax they have been repi property tax is an unjust fines users $5 for first black community, until it this confidence is a?tting the out, you're reallocating it inconsistancy in this about the women's fertility they have been and it's going to cost the way of funding schools and offense) because it proposal, but it is at this got up into the upper - job done and getting done bill that would allow around I support using a income condones the use of point premature to charge middle class and upper - on time." doctors to prescribe birth about time the and I think" people more money. There tax." is a problem because this is marijuana." ahead to sell it in the same upper class then everyone WORTHINGTON: "The control pills to minors?" started tuning in to STATE NEWS: WORTHINGTON: "My starts the only vehicle for the manner as alcohol. crying wolf. Well, overriding issue that I've JOY: "I don't think the women need too." "Graduated or fiat rate orientation is that if we do HUBER: "I fail to see then it's too damn late. been concerned with is homeowner, the voter to tax?" lean toward legalization that legislature had any business JOY: "Another ari where we could They should have started legislative responsiveness. I say no. You take that away ever considering that bill. I primary concern is WORTHINGTON: "At we provide certain enforce, think a couple of reforms and taxes increase. carryout and years ago." believe the parents should this point I would support a protections that it is not a correct the evils STATE NEWS: "Do you that would help to set up responsibility. We "By eliminating or that are have the say in that begin to base our bi feel that the environmental legislative deadlines and bill matter." reducing the property tax, on those revenues we will be able to issue is one that deserves scheduled so that the people STATE provide NEWS: "Mr. on hand. We must attention?" can know when to make Utilities in more equitable distribution Pocock, how would you (Continued state on WORTHINGTON: "I am page 7) per pupil throughout the entire state. It's a chance to concerned about our environment. We need some put more resources in areas that have financial sort of comprehensive land difficulties." STATE NEWS: "How do you propose to do that?" JOY: "The property tax will be replaced by a flat to DETROIT me (UPI) - power both n use the one one planning program. At present time the only that has been set up by the governor and I'm not totally satisfied with is Hopefuls criticize] generating capacity. Detroit Edison and rate income tax." are STATE NEWS: "There estimates income tax will go up 2.9 that state Michigan's major electrical utilities said to be able temporary they expected to emergency Thursday — the handle power a said meet The Detroit Edison Co. and Consumers Power Co. they believed the Michigan Power Pool would the expected peak Consumers said safe limits, the power company's service was helped conserve supply in both areas. within that one. We've got to start providing tax rollbacks for farm and open space areas and we have to protect the north from becoming a job By RICK WILBINS governments. of legi property tax relief. FIRST CHURCH OF State News Staff Writer Gorman said he was Though all the candid^ CHRIST, SCIENTIST result of excessive heat and electrical demands. Both utilities reduced 'However, - • - we expect to weekend suburb of the south. We've got to set aside Legislative inaction and concerned that the conceded that a need II humidity - - and the meet the electrical power distribution more wilderness areas." unresponsiveness are the legislature was taxing mass transit existl unanticipated loss of some voltage by 5 per requirements of our Grand River POCOCK: "I'm also citizens to the hilt, rather Gorman said he felt thul cent. customers," Harold primary concerns of all five concerned about the than try to reallocate would be better not 1 at Collingwood Entrance This reduction, which Reasoner, Detroit Edison Republican candidates for . East Lansing executive vice president, environment. I do a lot of the 59th District House of existing funds within the develop such a progs Sunday Services JO:SO a.m various state departments. peoples said. camping and I'm worried Representativew seat. system rather than r Lesson Sermon Subject CENTRAL UNITED The candidates were split ■ that we are not doing Candidates Sidney the taxes. He said it wouldl| METHODIST The enough to make sure that Worthington, Donald on drug issue. better to have some ft "TRUTH" chuRch Across from the capltol Sermon- "When reported generating Michigan four power pool plan mijor our " _ ™ preserve JOY: our wildlife and recreation areas. "The Huber, James Pocock, William Gorman and Patrick Worthington and Huber said they would support decriminalization , Qf from other reallocated for mass ti planning. departme Wednesday Testimonial Faith is Tested" temporarily out of service. most Joy all indicated that their universal concern is the campaigns would center marijuana. Pocock said he Huber said he thouj Meeting 200 W. Grand River by Rev. Robert E. Betts around that issue in an would prefer to stiffer restrictions si at Michigan 10 a.m. service The two companies unresponsiveness of our interview with the State decriminalize only private placed students 332-5073 Thursday evening worship expected a maximum g°vernment. The legislature use. Joy and Gorman said on claim to be residents of Ei 1 demand has grown larger, more News Wednesday. WORSHIP SERVICE Thursday of Service - 7:30 p.m. 9,800,000 kilowatts. confusing and as a result Joy said he felt that the they would not want to see Lansing or their 10:00 A.M. Reading Room Temporarily Nursery Available With available equipment, farther away from the legislature had failed to be ^"juana legalized at this community. He said n "The Good Things time. students still have legal I Located in Church 485-9477 plus purchase of power people. The result is a law fiscally responsible of Life" All five candidates said to their parents' home wl OPEN from Canada, Ohio and making body that is not matching their budgets with Weekdays 9 • 5 p.m. by Car! Staser but available revenues. Huber they favored property tax they claim to be resided Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., Illinois, they expected to only ""responsive the indicated that he felt the relief, but with various here. CHURCH SCHOOL have sufficient eves 7-9j).m. ST. JOHN capacity to unaccountable legislature degrees of enthusiasm. Joy Gorman and Worthing All are welcome to Crib through Adults meet the peak. people." would become attend church FELLOWSHIP HOUR STUDENT HUBER: "I think the much more accountable If sa'd he would support disagreed with HubJ legislature has been a the majority of its meetings abolishment of the tax and Gorman claimed services and visit on the patio and use the reading CENTER legislature of inaction for were held in public, rather substitute a 2.9 per cent students who felt they we after church service UNIVERSITY the last year. I don't think it than behind closed doors. raise in a flat rate income involved in the c SEVENTH-DAY tax to provide for funds lost would vote. He added til Sunday Masses: is a n question of establishingc Worthington said he felt student revenues allow! 327 M.A.C. ADVENTIST CHURCH deadlines and schedules is the legislature's operating *rom the property tax. for a wide range of busina Edgcwood United Saturday 7:00 p.m. 149 Highland Avenue East Lansing the answer because they already have these devices and misuse them. I think procedures made it difficult for citizens to respond to specific bills and suggested —,J said Huber and Worthington they would replace the on making Grand River Av« tenuous 1 Sunday 8:30 a.m. 337-1430 property tax with flat rate Church 469 N. Hagadorn E. 9:45 ST. JOHN EAST a.m. Saturday Services: one good suggestion, is the procedural reforms. Pocock said he felt that income tax if possible, but would support a 'fair' argument that not part of the students^ c Lansing Group Bible Study 9:30 AM the legislature should be graduated tax. Worthington said I An Ecumenical Fellowship question of student v 4828 S. Hagadorn playing a major role in Pocock and Gorman both Summer Sunday Worship Service 9:30 A.M. Sermon by Rev. Paige Birdwell (across from Hubbard) worship 11:00 AM initiating efforts aimed at indicated that they felt the revolves around the of the property tax. inequif Wednesday: eliminating duplicating community should still HedT Church School Crib Room services and functions in abolishment of the t - through Discussion and Prayer Group* retain some control of the Sixth grade Sunday 11:45 a.m. local would help clear up u 7:30 PM county and state schools but favored some For information call: 6:00 p.m. difficulties concerning 332-0991 or 332-8693 Call 882-6580 or abo student residencies. 337-9778 number It you nee< transportation All candidates agreed the University, rather th thn| the legislature, should decide '/MORNING SERVICE: Fred Herwaldt speaking MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. to where appropriation! the University r EVENING SERVICE: Richard Winton speaking "Why Be A Christian" Rev. allocated. Hoksbergcn speaking , Morning Worship* 342 W. Harrison Memorial Chapel, one EVJNING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. * * of Auditorium. Holy Communion Rev. Hoksbergen Visit our new Student Center open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 wwvimt For transportation (across from Hubbard Hall) AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE LCMS for students at Lutheran MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus S&ldk *ti*i (iAut-d 444 Abbott Road Ministries 1518 S. Washington Lansing 332-0778 Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA 9:45 A.M. WORSHIP HOURS for students and faculty at Fellowship College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. UNIVERSITY in the fireside room. refreshments 9:30 a.m. Communion 1st & 3rd LUTHERAN CHURCH 1020 S. Harrison Dr. Howard F. Matins Sugden, Pastor 2nd & 4th 332-2559 James Emery, Minister of Youth for faculty and staff at Pastor ASCENSION LUTHERAN Sunday services 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. George Gaiser 2780 Haslett 11:00 A.M. A Good Man Falls Dr. Roy Schroeder WORSHIP HOURS 7:00 P.M. The I mmovable Man WORSHIP HOURS 8:30 a-m- Sermons by Dr. Sugden 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Common Service FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Sunday Schools 9.30 a.m. Sunday School 9:15 Call 482-0754 for information a.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 21, 1972 7 GOP hopefuls view issues (Continued from page 6) would like to ask one VoRMAN: "A big issue for me is the appropriating funds first, question of Mr. Huber. ^rehabilitation) institutions in this state, many of then levying new taxes to "What is an 'Official X/hich I think stink. A few other people and cover those appropriations. questionnaire' (Huber is Whvsi'lf helped close down the Lansing Boys There is much wasteful sending out several training School which was nothing more than a spending in government and thousand questionnaires these areas must be feretted with 'Official Questionnaire' Moncrete vault. We don't rehabilitate in this state; out and the money put to at the JOY: "We must begin to base our budgets on top of the form)?" \e incarcerate." use in worthwhile and HUBER: "It means just those revenues that we have on hand. We must workable programs." what it says. It is an official "Welfare stop appropriating funds first and then levying spending, for questionnaire. I talked with taxes to cover these appropriations. It's time that example, is the largest single several legislators and they appropriation in our budget, said they didn't mind." government started looking at its giveaway greater than education. It's Q: "Which legislators?" programs and started fulfilling its role of investing time that HUBER: government "I can't say money to train and educate (people)." started looking at its because, like I said, that giveaway programs, and would be breaking their started fulfilling its role of confidence. I will tell investing the money to train everyone after I win Aug. 8, and educate these recipients (the primary date)." who can become productive STATE NEWS: "Are we members of our society." to assume then, HUBtR: I think the legislature has been a by this ^ / HUBER: "I support the Michigan state emblem at legislature of inaction for the last year. I think one work fa re the concept with top, that you are a good suggestion (for reform) is the sunshine law, reference to welfare. We Michigan official?" where all public bodies and so spend over $1 million in HUBER: "You're forth would meet in public I think some legislators are not welfare. I don't support the entitled to infer what you ... using idea of revenue sharing and want." the guts they have because 1 they are getting I'm a conservative in this lobbied and pressured in the backrooms." area. They're taking our STATE NEWS: "You to WORTHINGTON: "I am concerned about our money Washington were quoted in a State costing us more to collect Journal article as having said environment. We need some sort of then sending us back a that the student vote might comprehensive land use planning program. We've portion. I'd much rather see have a carpet-bagging got to start providing tax roll backs for farms and it collected locally. I'd effect?" open space areas to protect them. We've got to set prefer that if they're going HUBER: "I think that to collect this aside more wilderness areas and ( at the same time) money that the idea is essentially they take over the whole prevent the north from becoming a weekend correct. Legally what you welfare system so that it look to determine residence suburb of the south. " will be uniform is your driver's license, voter everywhere." registration, mailing address, GORMAN: "The etc. So if you look to these program that is set up for and the great weight of OCK: "I think it is important that we begin the welfare system completely archaic. You is them point to the fact that live in Monroe, £J)>* > pave the way for more cooperation and you community." another of cannot deal with people in Michigan, then I don't think means funding suggestions. I think the erhaps, merger in some cases, of services and the 70s with programs set you really want to vote on WORTHINGTON: "I schools. Clearly, we can't University should decide its dilu tions performed by local, county and state up in the 30s. The so-called local issues here. On issues think all students should disenfranchise people, so priorities, however." mn emments. We've got a lot of duplication and vote in the area they live in we've got to get rid of the programs to dole out money where it would obviously be have not worked. We need and for most of them, this is property tax." 1aste. The state has got to start providing fair to vote anywhere in the it. I think the real question STATE NEWS: "Do you legislation that would allow for this cooperative more people in the welfare state, I think it would be all surrounding the student think the legislature has a agencies to train people and right." Jffort." look for jobs for these GORMAN: "I worked for vote controversy centers responsibility to allocate around the injustice of the resources specifically for people. Everybody talks the 18-year-old vote when I about the environment, went to MSU, and I think property tax. For sure, departments in the college? anybody who is not a Rather than just give the well, why don't we train that anyone who is really Every Summer these people to work interested in their property tax owner can University a lump sum and own place an unfair burden on let the University decide Saturday in machinery to help clean up community will vote in the Alle behind the environment? We've got those who are property where its priorities are." their own community. The to get these people in the owners. The question is do HUBER: "I don't see Jacobsons. students are a very great aminstream of society once we disenfranchise those anything wrong with the part of our community. again." 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Knopf, experiencing a great amount only immerses himself way of life. Higgins is the New York, c. 1972, 183 of pressure, as a smalltime further into that complex assistant U.S. Attorney for pages $5.95. hood, from both the law world of criminal deception, the district of Every so often, a novel and his underworld friends. which leads to his downfall. Massachusetts. He graduated conies out that represents Eddie is in danger of being Besides creating the from Boston College Law an excellent example of a sent up for a second time detailed portrait of a School and served in the certain genre of popular for hijacking a truck and as smalltime hood, Higgins has organized crime section of filled his novel with several the Massachusetts attorney fiction and "The Friends of a result is trying^ to Eddie Coyle" is just such a exchange information for a other interesting characters. general's office for three ( book. It's a powerful work lighter sentence. There's Dillon, the years. All this makes his < with a hard, brutal realism At the same time he is bartender, who is aware of novel more powerful since it about it that makes it the supplying guns to a Boston - everything that happens in obvioulsy faithfully best crime novel to come that manages to build UP area gang with a highly the underworld and, as a reproduces a segment of life | out in months. It has a good deal of suspense specialized bank robbery result, is sometimes called that remains hidden from compact, tautly told story before reaching its climax. technique. But he's having a upon to straighten out some most people. of the more headstrong , Furthermore, the best members of the thing by far about "The organization. Friends of Eddie Coyle" is I lot of ceil Is Milliken asks And Jackie Brown, the "young punk" who supplies Eddie with guns, yet who the hard, realistic dialog. It has an authentic, straight - off - the - streets quality Grand River walkers were engaged in a shopper's delight over the past two days when East Lansing merchants sponsored its annual sidewalk sale. Stores on Grand River also becomes trapped by the that puts it well above the cu costs of almost everything to allow the sometimes meager student dollar to speak of half - truths and false kind of dialog usually found revenue promises inherent in Eddie Coyle's world. in novels of this type. State News photo by Chuck Michaels Dave Foley, the young WASHINGTON (UPI) - our federal system" now revenue sharing, urged dectective, is forced to Women's group, Milliken Thursday termed pending before Congress, passage of a revenue sharing accept these half • truths as federal revenue sharing "the The governor, in remarks program as soon as possible. whole because he has no most important and far - prepared for SenateFinance He said Michigan would other choice. reaching legislation affecting Committee hearings on receive an additional $90 And this is one of the million under the bill being sts< ingest points of "The need aid of volunteers considered. Friends of Eddie Coyle," HURRY to PERKINS "This committee is being asked to decide whether for Higgins clearly emphasized the fact that there are not heroes in an revenue sharing is in the for their golden fried best national interest," existence based on lies, has The Volunteer Bureau variety of volunteer lobbying. needed days, Volunteers are evenings, and interns. include The activities the community health field, you Milliken said. "I am betrayal, and veiled threats. a a story hour, a may £1 weekends. photography class, playing convinced that it is in the Even among the police, it's jobs available to interested interested in volunteeringiol SHRIMP BASKET! best national interest and that we need a reordering of difficult to find a clear cut division between good guys persons. For information, call 353-4400 further • Terry is a four - year - old boy who can't speak. He softball, movies. and running work with Ingham Hospital Community Men J MedJ has to go to a speech and A Take and bad guys for, in reality, or stop in 27 Student total of about 10 Health Center. Men J a tip from someone priorities with more emphasis on trying to make none exists. Deception Services Bldg. hearing session on campus people are needed from now women are needed to Ityl •The two mornings a week and until who knows. our federal system work. I permeates every Lansing area then to the Lincoln Center the end of August. with group therapy, |*l conversation and chapter of National This is through the Teacher therapist aides, do tutorial believe the future of our afterwards. The problem is states, of our cities and of transaction. Organization for Women that his mother cannot drive Corps office in Lansing. supervise playrooms, be™ federal Higgins excels at (NOW) is looking for •If you are interested in social service aide. our system is at volunteers to and they live in Lansing. If SHRIMP BASKET stake." reproducing this type of women help them in the area of you have a couple hours 10 pieces of free employment discrimination, on Monday or deep - fried Thursday shrimp, french fries, and legislative issues, legal assistance, marriage and family counseling, and you time. or both, maybe would volunteer some Court rejects •A group of boys on the creamy cole east side of Lansing want to slaw organize a baseball team. only SI.25 For Sunday Dinner They need them. a coach to help It's not a formal, NAG bus plea league team, just a group of BAKED CHICKEN kids at a playground. Their SUPREME. ages range from 9 to about PONTIAC (UPI) - vigorously opposed I A 14. Attorneys for the National many white parents ii complete dinner Action Group (NAG) plan The playground is located community north Family only $1.85 around six blocks beyond to continue their antibusing Detroit. Restaurant You'll Dagwood's but fight "in the legislative NAG attorney L. E enjoy it! arena" following their latest Patterson said he ws Jjfjj 801 N. Clippert transportation may be able defeat in the courts in to be arranged. Perhaps a an surprised that the appellal team of two men might be attempt to halt busing of court upheld Keith' interested in coaching this schoolchildren in Pontiac. dismissal since "the courti Carlos Santana baseball team. The 6th U.S. Circuit Cincinnati has nen •An adult in the Model Court of Appeals in overturned a decision « Hew. Cities area of Lansing can only speak Italian. volunteer is needed who can A Cincinnati, Ohio, Thursday upheld a federal judge's dismissal of an appeal by busing." our "We are going to continii fight in the legislatii and Buddy Miles from music's 3M Color processing color photo o - wi speak Italian to teach this person how to speak and write English. The times be arranged and some can type NAG that Pontiac school's were NAG segregated by law. sought an appeal of Judge Damon Keith's ruling arena constitutional or some that will and try for amendma legislative actio stop busing o tank top? (1 t of transportation might be in early 1970 that massive and for all," he said. together. able to be worked out. busing was the only remedy & W photos li The appellate court, i youngest magenta, to end the segregation in . yellow. Your largest photo •Men and women are upholding Keith's dismiss (up to 8V?' 1") THE needed to assist with schools in Pontiac. NAG of the NAG appeal, saidth EATER claimed Abbott 351-4321 9-6 activities conducted by busing was not a plaintiffs (NAG) "In" proper tool to end de jure Really! parents and Teacher Corps mistaken their remedy. segregation, but Keith living legend. The court said the propi dismissed the appeal. avenue for relief would 1* Busing of about 9,000 to file an application ti CARLOS SANTANA Downtown students began last September though intervene in the case befor Keith and seek a motion fo 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE & BUDDY MILES! LIVE! Ph. 482.{ additional relief from ti including: ruling. Evil Ways Them Changes Marbles Lava The U.S. Supreme Coin Faith Interlude Free Form Funkatide Filth ICE COLD JUMES a last October refused to hen challenge of the feden court order filed by 4 Pontiac Board of Educate WATERMELON! ITEMS OUT OF PAWN see the Olympics FOR SALE! NEJAC TV Rentals | 337-1300 KC 31308 This is the historic concert and jam with Santana, Buddy Miles and a host of friends. Sdntana performs "Evil Ways" with HELP IS HERE Buddy Miles on drums! Buddy Miles performs NOTES FOR COURSES AND WAIVERS "Them Changes" with Santana on guitar! And there are four more super collaborations, ATL; 111, 112 one an incredible 25-minute power jam. HUM.: 241, 242, 243 As Ripley used to say, Believe It Or Not! SOC.: 231 A, 232A & B, 233 A & B NAT. SCI.: 191A, 192A, 193 A & B & C CHEM.: 130, 131, 141 ECONOMICS: 200 201 HISTORY: 121, 122 MATH.: 108, 109, 111 112 113 PSYCH.: 170 STATISTICS: 121 PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50c Each.)" Devil in Massachusetts The Black Experience Citizen Tom Paine Afro - American History Puritan Dilemma Uncle Tom's Cabin Poor White On eolumbia Records Biography of Malcolm X Autobiography of Ben Franklin andTapes HOURS: Campus iscount records MON - FRI 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. SAT 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 12 NOON 5:00 P.M. Music Shop SUN. - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan July 21 Friday, July 21, 1972 9 "estival of blues, jazz Employment institute lanned in Ann Arbor for disabled planned Harold Russell, chairman Training Center. scheduled to discuss the 1 of the President's The institute is desinged The festival will include social psychological and Seigel-Schwall Blues Band. Dept. and the Ann Arbor Committee on the to prepare war veterans' •rs-jsws Sinclair Concert n five concerts following musicians: by the •Sept. 9, from 12:30-5:30 p.m. — Music of Chicago Tribal Council. Natural foods, fruits and Employment of the Handicapped, will speak to employment representatives in metropolitan areas to adjustment of the disabled veteran at the institute. Dr. StewartArmitage, chief of this year, is •Sept. 8, from 7 with Muddy Waters, Hound juices will be provided by the national Institute on provide each disabled Her psychological services, p.m.-midnight - Howlin' the nsoring r Blues and Jazz ««,A"° WoJf Jun.or Walker and the Dog Taylor and the House Rockers the Art Ensemh]e Committee People's of Food the Ann Employment-Development for Disabled Veterans at veteran with employment services. Veterans Administration Hospital, Battle Creek, will ival Sept. 8-10 at Otis All-Stars, Sun Ra and his Gf Chicago featuring Roscoe Arbor Tribal Council. 8:30 a.m. Monday in 105 Russell, who lost both speak on drug and alcohol Arkestra, the Contemporary « nI1 Memorial Field In Jazz Quintet and the Mitchell and Joseph Jarman, The staff of Creem Kellogg Center. hands in a training accident, problems. and Mighty Joe Young and magazine will provide The Institute on will lecture on "The i Arbor. a his band with Lucille Spann. program. Employment Development Disabled Veteran and His Other speakers, if •Sept. 9, from 7 In the event of rain, the for Disabled Veterans, Problems." representing industry, the festival will be moved slated from Sunday through University, government and p.m.-midnight — Bobby rA.' \ anel upho (Blue) Bland, the Charles Mingus Ensemble, Dr. John indoors to Crisler Arena. Fridays, is planned by the MSU Employment Security For his portrayal of the handicapped sailor in "The veterans' organizations, slated to address the and Detroit's Little Best Years of Our lives," institute include: Dwight Sonny. • Russell received two Oscars. Guilfoil, president, Sept. 10, from 12:30-5:30 TIGHTEN SECURITY He is also known for a VI p.m. — Archie Shepp, Paraplegics Manufacturing trict meat Freddie King, Sippi Wallace with Bonnie Raitt, Luther Signal Corps training film, "Diary of a Sargeant," Corp., Norman Bensenville, 111.; Hartnett, Disabled 0 days when packing officials lobbied Allison and his Band, and the Mojo Boogie Band of Ann Arbor. Police will based on his and for his book "Victory accident, recovery and rehabilitation, American Veterans, Washington, D.C.; Myron Lodge, Veterans nd River cut ASHINGTON (UPI) - in My Hands." intensively against the •Sept. 10, from 7 Employment Service, U.S. to speak. ligan has won a first Dr. Caesar C. Gregory, id victory in its fight amendment. Prior to the p.m.-midnight — Miles Dept. of Labor and Daniel Jck Michaels nst a proposed change in ral law which would committee's executive session, the Michigan group Davis, Otis Rush, Leo Smith with Marion Brown, concert by psychologist Veterans with Administration the Kruger, associate director, MSU School of Labor and met with several lawmakers Lightnin' Slim, Lefty Diaz Hospital, Marion, Ind., is Industrial Relations. fi such byproducts as connected with the bill. and Boogie Woogie Red PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Police The Spectrum added 30 guards and its, ears and lungs in hot Commissioner ; and sausages sold state. in "This is only the first with the Boogie Brothers. All shows are subject to Joseph F. O'Neill will be monitoring closed circuit television of the ushers to its regular 100 - man staff for the Stones' performances and stationed them ADULT ONLY FILMS for thOSC round, as the bill will come Rolling Stones rock concerts here as part near the stage. change. n a 9-8 vote Thrusday, House agriculture up for floor," a vote on the house State Agriculture of beefed - up security measures. The new surveillance system is designed The rock groups, now on a North American tour, has had little trouble with who measure success Director B. Dale Ball said. Series tickets for all five imittee voted to strike for crowd control. O'Neill will watch from the audiences except for fans trying to concerts $15. All-day >rs only in the hours before "We hope that other states are ding in a pending meat tickets for both afternoon a guarded trailer on a parking lot near the squeeze closer to the stage, but there have will join our effort." Spectrum where the Stones will perform. been distrubances outside the auditoriums. -ction billwhich would and evening shows are $7. "Extra police will be on hand to insure Police lowered Michigan's took 38 persons into custody The defeated amendment the morning light! i Tickets for a single evening i unity meny standards to the less would have withheld federal the safty of those persons who have Wednesday night when a crowd of about . show are $4. There will be i you may |« purchased tickets," O'Neill said. 3,000 persons began milling around outside gent federal level. funds for meat inspection no separate tickets available plus volunteering to agriculture, from any state having for the afternoon shows. He declined to disclose the size of his the Boston Garden where the Stones were ngham Medici and small meat force, but a spokesman said more men performing. About 15 persons were standards different than, or Jim Dykstra, 204 imunity Menti S. would be on duty than the 200 for last booked, most on drunk and disorderly in addition to, federal Howard St., Lansing, will ter. Men and April's visit to the city by President Nixon. conduct charges, though two were charged standards. have tickets for sale after needed to The Spectrum, a South Philadelphia with selling counterfeit concert tickets. help Michigan's standards do therapy, |» es, do tutoring nclair not allow such byproducts Aug. 1. He may be reached by calling 487-3498. sports complex, can hold 16,500 persons. Tickets for the three Stones concerts — one On Tuesday, Stones leader Mick Jagger and lead guitarist Keith Richard and three A fun drama as hearts, lips, eyes, lungs, A special memorial service lyrooms, ' Thursday night and two Friday — have members of their traveling party were glands, bladders and spleens dedicating the festival site aide. ill s pe to be used in the production to the memory of Otis been sold out for a month. "You can't buy, borrow or beg one," arrested at a small airport in Warwick, R.I., in connection with a scuffle with police about a of such "comminuted" Spann will be held during Spectrum President Hal Freedham said. and two news photographers. concert products sausage. as hot dogs and the Saturday afternoon concert. swinging lady! ts The amenement was part The Otis Spann Memorial Dhn Sinclair, leader of of a bill to Increase the Field is next to Huron High Rainbow People's party, federal government's share School on Fuller Road. speak at a free concert of state meat inspection Sound, lighting and stage lea urday sponsored by ortion Referendum mmittee and Zero programs from the present 50-50 basis to 80 per cent federal and 20 per cent management will provided by Vulcan Sound be mlation Growth, Systems, Inc., of Ann Shows state. Michigan officials Arbor. Parking and field laryann Davis, Start opposed mocratic candidate for support the general purpose security will be handled by parents in of the bill. the Psychedelic Rangers of at DUSK te representative from iy north the Community Parks 59th District, will speak A federal district court Program In cooperation rated her campaign at the has upheld Michigan's right ■ney L. Broo with the Ann Arbor Police east of Meridian Mall XX cert slatedfrom 2-6 p.m. to limit the meat content in id he M-43 Okemos 349-2250 the 1M field across from comminuted products to it the appellii en Hall. skeletal meat only. held Keith mong the groups However, three major OPEN :e "the court 4th WEEK! rforming will be meat packers — Hormel, 12:45 P.M. i has nen herwood, a blues band; Armour and Wilson — have a decision o Wild taken the matter to he U.S. Complete Shows 1:00 - Boys and Spider — bans; and Joe Janeti — Court of Appeals where the 3:05-5:10-7:20-9:30 P.M. WASHINGTON • DOWN1PWN ing to contim linger. case is pending. the legislate i try for ISSSSM al amendmei pslative actio ip busing oM lie said, CREST I late court, i eith's dismiss "The War Between Men and appeal, said til (NAG) "h« is a Women' is a comic feast for fans of the late James Thurber." r remedy, -PETER TRAVERS, Readers Digest aid the propi (Educational Edition) elief would ti application ti the case beta >k a motion to twelve hour slief from to lupreme Com refused to hen 3f the feden filed by tl* rock festival. I of Educatio Introducing "FATHER VANHORNE. JACK UmmON • BARBARA HARRIS He's not exactly * what * the Lord I i!-W had in JASON R06AR0S • MGM presents m A FILM BY RALPH NELSON starts JULY 28th! If you're ROBERT looking MTCHUMn for trouble .. The WRATH of GOD he's JOE K1DD. FRANK JOHN VICTOR LANGELLA, COLICOS, BUONO,, Boied^Upon ihp Ncm>1 by^lAMES GRAHAM CLINT LANSilMC s CFUAR ST NEAR JOl IY RO EASTWOOD pimm? B82 24^9 STARTS TODAY I ^ * mall theatre FEATURE AT 7:15 & 9:30 fJ>PEA/£l/£RYA//TE — * SAT. SUN. 2:30 - 5:00 - 7:15 - 9:3 JOE KIDD 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 2 -SPORTS- All Stars meet Spassky, Detroit at home The Lansing All Stars will have a chance to prove to their home town audience that last week was not reality, just a deadlocked at 2'A REYKJAVIK, Iceland The packed crowd In the stray episode from the twight zone. The All Stars, originally swimming p00| to ^ (UPI) U.S. grand master grand hall went wild, of the scheduled to hit the road for a game with Detroit, have been awarded the home field rights when technical - Bobby Fischer Thursday stomping their feet, drapes responded to sn J i„ J difficulties forced Detroit to give Lansing the game. night forced world clapping hands and yelling, queen pawn openlnVJ champion Boris Spasaky of "Bobby, Bobby!" The match will begin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Lansing High School field. the Soviet Union to resign Chess enthusiasts In the th. lame defense he nCU Sexton on his 28th move and won cafeteria, where they had employ:1! Detroit, the Hamtramck Chargers of the Midwest Football League last season, have improved as has the entire the fifth game of the World been munching hot dogs, losing the first match B Chess Championship. drinking soda pop and But the league. Though the Detroiters still play their home games out of Hamtramck's Keyworth Stadium, the change in had Fischer's victory In what been a close game following the game on a small closed circuit challenger VflriAHnn Used variation to block tE t_ » fjg name and the change in attitude is expected to make the - of the board team a challenger. Detroit downed Flint last week, 7-6, to through 22 moves evened in the 24 television, broke Into wild cheering and hurled plates, battle on the and.tJJ kins'. match the entire victory output the Hamtramck team of the score - game, last season could muster. $250,000 Championship at 2'A games World saucers and glasses Into the air. fnU.ch"PlayedmethJ and between Lansing got an unexpected bonus last week even in losing. around in his niov*. Columbus, which hadn't lost a game last season in running each. Spassky's second, specj^J up a 13-0-1 record and the league championship, was upset by Youngstown. Both Youngstown and Indianapolis, the Nonstarlc Fischer played his 27th move, a bishop to his queen turning point In what had eanl'eyea and'nose, conqueror of Lansing last weekend, are expansion teams, rook five, and Spassky been an evenly fought match Spassky took his t which serves as proof that the league really has taken steps looked intently at the table pondering his foul Houston Astro Bob Watson (left) might find teammate Cesar Cedeno's new whiskers came after the 25th move to close the competition gap that had existed between for a full minute. Then the moves, taking 105 tn.„ a bit of a joke, but it isn't much of a when Spassky errored In Columbus and Lansing and the remainder of the league. joke that Cedeno, the National League's leading Russian looked up at to hitter, won't be starting in the All Star choosing the wrong plan complete them ^ Youngstown rests atop of the standings with a 2-0 record, game to be played next Tuesday in Atlanta. Fischer and held out his and doubled his rooks on leaving him only 45 tnb with a victory over Flint in an overtime contest two weeks AP Wirephoto hand. on the clock for the nt . the king bishop rank. ago providing the other victory. Columbus and Lansing sit moves. During the g at the bottom of the standings along with Flint without a "Fischer already then had Spassky's new a favorable position and one win. The All Stars will need more offensive punch this TWO IN LEAD he is expert at playing," yellow range rover arrii the playing hall, "i weekend. The formerly strong Lansing running game was Gligorlc said. "Both Russian world champion! Spassky's bishops were ground down to almost nothing with Bob Rosso leading the ordered a rover to takebf Golf Classic team with a mere 37 yards. Kermit Smith, the bulldoze locked and he was in with him to Moscow. runner of last season for the All Stars, picked up 17 yards in the first half against Indianapolis, but added only one yard in the second half. Owner Walter "Duke" Waldron lured Mike Rasmussen to AKRON, Ohio (AP) Mike Reasor, who once missed making it a three - reach a a tossup tournament 74, while Bruce Crampton, trouble." was Experts agreed the game about even after the first 20 moves. Icelandic the team in hopes of developing a passing game that could way tie when he bogeyed players' card, sank birdie the year's sixth leading Grand Master Fridrik caddied for Arnold Palmer, Entries for the second the final hole for 69 and a putts on the final two holes money leader, suffered a reinstate the Stars with the league title that they had won Olafsson and U.S. Grand week and Martin Bohen, a golf third place tie with George to earn his share of the lead. horrendous 42 on the back intramural s two years back but relinguished to Columbus last season. Master Robert Byrne both session will school washout, shot two be i. But Rasmussen had only one good quarter in the entire Johnson, Mason Rudolph Reasor, who caddied for nine and had a 77. said the game appeared under par 68's Thursday to and Bert Yancey. Palmer when Palmer blew a starting Monday at 9 game — the final quarter — as he connected on 8 of 14 share the early first - round Palmer, the tournament's headed for a draw. Teams may be si passes. Rasmussen brought the league's number two Bohen, 30, Eastchester, seven • stroke lead on the lead in the $150,000 biggest name and a two - Just before the fifth game in 201 Men's IM Bid.. receiver Mickey Blazitz back to life in the final quarter as N.Y., who worked as a final nine holes of the 1966 time winner here, started American Golf Classic. New teams must be J the fleet split and caught three passes including two clutch croupier in Las Vegas his U.S. Open, chipped in for a with began, the unpredictable Former U.S. amateur first a bang when he up in person. Howi catches during the Stars' lone touchdown drive. two years out of bridie on the first hole, reached the 500 - yard American challenger again those teams til champion Steve Melnyk college and failed four times birdied no. 2, and then held second hole in two and barred television from the or shared the lead most of playing hall. participated in the flntfl ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ the afternoon before finally made a ten - foot putt for week program need onhl an eagle. But he bogeyed no. Fischer, who earlier call 355-5250 to re-d * } SUNDAY "H > till ,.;Vo<>n * dropping into a tie with Bohen following a final hole bogey. 4 and was one under par after six holes. complained everything from his hotel about noon Deadline for entry next Friday. il ? PIZZA SPECIAL! A large group of players were at 70, including former Masters' champion Gay NHL Islanders jf—--------- JJ on a VARSITY KING 16" Gliqtoijiq/'F ield Brewer, Tom Weiskopf, David Graham, Johnny Miller and Hale Irwin. I (1 item or more) PIZZA FREE FAST HOT DELIVERY 24 Hours of open air music. Defending champion Jerry Heard had his troubles on the front nine and was at Phil Goyette NEW YORK (UPI) Phil the forward Terry Crisp, yL | STARTS AT 5:00 P.M. Goyette, a veteran of 16 — sent out a call for help. | acquired from St. Louis in ^| Good with this coupon on Sunday July 23rd. Details Later! campaigns in the National the recent expansion draft. The "heads Women's IM Hockey League (NHL), was was a factor in - keel Group & Party ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ signed Thursday to The 38 - year - old Montreal and New Yorl ^ Rate A vailable Co-rec one pitch will be multiyear contract as coach Goyette played most of his playoff contention dJ open to new teams of men of the expansion New York his years in the NHL! pro hockey with the New Family special and women for the last five VARSITY Islanders. York Rangers and Montreal told, Goyette scored f weeks of summer term. _ it Jit L Team entries will be due at Goyette immediately Canadlens. He also saw points — 207 goals and! welcomes one of his former the Women's IM by 8 p.m. NHL rivals as the club action with St. Louis and Buffalo in the NHL. assists. He scored a an assist for the F gotl| 1227 E. Grand River esse. FISH DINNER next Friday. announced the signing of Goyette started the 1971-72 during last season's p!ar| 332-6517 NHL season with Buffalo, retired as a player midway "Throughout his c Only YOU can through the season and then returned to the ice with the Phil has always b thought of as an intelliJ Rangers when his old friend heady type hockey pin prevent electronic and coach Emile Francis said Islander Gen# Manager Bill Torre# Because of his size, f rip-off always relied on clevi rather than strength. H to our advantage 1 Phil can also relate! knowledge to the yoio| players. 2nd at 11:00 PLUS "IT'S A €LINT EASTWOOD 2 iaah u«n MAD,MAD, "THE «00D,lHi: BAD, AND THE MAD WORLD'' UGLY'' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 21, 1972 11 O'Brien to serve as liaison with key Dems, McGovern WASHINGTON (AP) - could bring to his campaign. As George McGovern's chairman, O'Brien "national campaign News Analysis Another stumbling block, McGovern advisers say, is engendered sharp chairman" Lawrence F. antagonism because of that O'Brien was unwilling several O'Brien will have the liaison O'Brien and developed his was worked out when parliamentary rulings to share the chairmanship helpful to McGovern but role with Democratic party new role after the two had McGovern paid a two - hour with Jean Westwood of there is no evidence he regulars the senators' failed last Friday to agree visit to the former was advisers always envisioned, on terms for him to remain Utah, who got the job when motivated by anything chairman's Washington McGovern and O'Brien were plus some power. as chairman of the except a desire to be fair apartment Sunday night, unable to agree on terms for and In terms of power, he will Democratic National informed sources said. help the party get the chairman to stay on. occupy a middle ground Committee. through the convention between the dominant His departure from the with as few internal wounds As announced by national As national campaign position he was McGovern at a news chairmanship chairman, as possible. believed to have sought and Friday was marked by a O'Brien sought to maintain conference here Thursday, curious round of shadow strict a strictly liaison role some O'Brien will serve as his link neutrality. Although Now, his job will be to McGovern aides wanted for "with key Democrats across boxing in which O'Brien, some McGovern workers get it through the fall him. the while publicly stating he considered him antagonistic campaign that way and to country" - particularly wanted to to their campaign, his In a position where his leave, really help achieve a major goal of governors, mayors, party wanted to stay, but only if private comments early in his national function will be more officials, labor leaders, chairmanship — he could have a major say in the spring showed an the defeat of President important than his title, congressmen and senators — O'Brien is expected to do the campaign. McGovern, awareness that political Nixon. and as "a foremost considerable committed to keeping Hart discontent could propel the traveling as a consultant on the over - all senator to the nomination. in charge of the campaign roving missionary for the policy and strategy of my organization, And he didn't seem at all McGovern - Eagleton ticket campaign." was among the groups that In the wake apparently unwilling to tell unhappy about it. of O'Brien he could stay in a opposed the South Dakota McGovern's At last week's rejection limited liaison senator's nomination. Wednesday by the AFL status, Democratic National - One McGovern aide CIO executive council and possibly because he realized Convention, at which he the value the chairman commented on O'Brien's continued coolness on the served as permanent No second chance role: "Power because he has the senator's ear. That's part of many party regulars, OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. O'Brien is expected to where the power lies in this become a crucial figure in PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 campaign." the senator's efforts to 2ND WEEK! fere comes a time in a car's life when a parking meter should somehow come to its Not so. Those mechanical little monsters forge LADMER . can cost a driver more than they are That is evidenced from party ||y worth . . . evidence of the fact a ticket on a window unity in the fall FEATURE AT 7:30 - 9:35 P.M. . . . the way in which McGovern campaign. SAT. & SUN. AT 1:30 - 3:30 State News photo by Chuck Michaels personally sought out The new role for O'Brien 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:40 P.M. Theatre • Lansing 233 N. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN '60, '68 CAMPAIGNS THE NEWEST^ JINO BIGGEST YET! O'Brien-o politi F. ASSOCIATED PRESS fare, about how well I might Political observers were And it was Larry O'Brien, McGovern lags badly in be able to do it," O'Brien amazed. Some 85 per cent called of ftspite all his political out political the political polls. He is told a reporter during the of the delegates had never reitrement, who took the THE s - and even his foes running an Democratic National been to a convention reins as chairman of a antiestablishment campaign MOST Jede he has this genius — Convention. "When I before. It should have been Democratic party destitute without traditional big - pte all his political opened the convention at 8 disaster. But they called it and badly splintered by the AWESOME cles, his almost name political support, [edible successes at p.m. that first night I had another O'Brien miracle. disastrous convention of without large blocs of SPECTACLE the attitude of, let's get it 1968 — and produced 1972. kg Democratic victories The political feat for "sure" votes, without IN THE ANNALS over with." It therefore should come Democratic chaos, which he is most precedent. And he is » OF SCIENCE FICTION Yet when the final gavel as no surprise that George F. O'Brien has remembered, of course, is tackling an incumbent Ken Is when he looks fell, the political wizard the 1960 McGovern wanted O'Brien President, a feat which has ^ THE REVOLTOFTHE APES from Massachusetts presidential had, to have a prominent place in been accomplished pd and wonders aloud, almost campaign of John F. : in hell am I doing singlehandedly, Kennedy. O'Brien was at his drive for the White successfully only twice in molded what could have House. the helm of Kennedy's Irish this century. been an unruly mob into an Mafia and one of the men koing into that large only slightly unruly most responsible for f'ith those thousands of coalition that probably Kennedy's squeaker of a e and wielding a gavel, accomplished more than victory over then Vice s curious in my own any Democratic National President Richard M. Nixon. ) about how I would Convention in history. It seemed only natural, then, that Hubert 3'Brien takes top post Humphrey, lagging behind Nixon badly in the polls of 1968, summoned O'Brien to itinued from page 1) breathe life into his headquarters setting up the and thin, for better or nuts and bolts organization campaign and help relieve !, in agreement and on a state - by - state basis. him of the Vietnam :eement have labored Voter registration, door - to albatross which the Johnson us for a lifetime in the - door campaign efforts and years had hung around tangled vineyard of other activities come under Humphrey's neck. rican politics." Hart's jurisdiction. ;d on statements by ivern and O'Brien and • O'Brien will act as views with McGovern's McGovern's liaison with paign aides, the party officeholders and on si b i I i ties of supporters. One example of overn's top three the kind of duty O'Brien itors appears to shape will have, one McGovern ;e this: aide said, will be to meet with Democratic governors ankiewiecz, 47, overn's national and members of Congress ;ieal coordinator, will seeking their support. When with the candidate McGovern plans a campaign offer advice on where visit in their respective |o, whom to see and states, the aide said, O'Brien to say. Other is likely to "pick up the top day - day strategists include telephone and smooth the erick G. Dutton, press way." retary Richard jgherty and television Charles Guggenheim, 't, 34, McGovern's ,na' campaign director, I! remain in the ngton campaign 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 21 19H 0 I NO CAR NECESSARY. . . Just call STATE NIWS Classified Ads. 355-8255 EVERYTHING IS HERE! Automotive FRANKLYSPEAKING |y Phil frank For Rent For Rent Scooters & Cycles classified GALAXIE 1964, automatic, 1972 SUZUKI 250 hustler, Houses aasaer power, radio, 76,000 miles, almost new. Must sell, best Apartments COLE'S BAKERv I $150. 355-7346, 351-7947. offer. Call 349-2829 before 2 F,NE bakery 2YJ results GOOD x-3-7-24 TRANSPORTATION. p.m. 3-7-24 FURNISHED 2 bedroom. Rest of Summer. Cheap. 351-5289 GROESBECK HILLS. Family wanted. 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, furnished, central air m"8ls- MEUERS Open < f ThSHS after 3 p.m. 3-7-21 ACRES, Okemoj I PHONE 355 8255 1966 Chevelle Malibu conditioning, all appliances , Pennsylvania West cj 347 Student Services Bldg. convertible. V - 8 automatic carpeting, basement, 2 car KROGER, Franco, | MSU AREA - OKEMOS. 1 and 2 and console. Bucket seats, HONDA 1971 garage. $275/month. Center, 4002 We,, Ljl little rust, needs mufflers. 350SL, super bedroom furnished. $155 to Available September 1st for 1721 North •AUTOMOTIVE $375. Phone 332-8563 from $ 1 75. Modern, air Call 487-0904. Grand «l conditioned, heat included. one year. C-1-7-24 'nd M Scooters & Cycles 10 a.m. -6 p.m. 1-7-21 3-7-26 Call 349-1607. 7-7-28 Parts & Service SHOP Aviation KAISER - JEEP 1964 mail van, BRIDGESTONE 1970, 200cc, OWN ROOM, cheapl Month of ANDCOMPARei^ consistent V4 ton. New tires, battery. FALL. TWO girls needed to August. 351-2203. Close to record •EMPLOYMENT good condition, 5900 miles, sublet Twyckingham. town. MARSHALL Musifl $500 or best offer, 694-6841. $370. 332-3169. 5-7-21 campus. 1-7-21 245 Ann •FOR RENT 3-7-24 332-4069 after 5 p.m. 3-7-26 Street. C-Ujfl Apartments GIRL WANTED, own room, HONDA 1971 - 450. Scrambler. JASON Houses KARMANN GHIA 1965. Good Great shape. Best offer. ONE BEDROOM unfurnished $55/month. August 1 Astronomica EMPIRE "5 t»l...J overall condition, engine apartment, air conditioning, September 15, 351-9029. Rooms Phone, 351-3678. 6-7-24 model 313. F excellent. Call 349-9402. pool. Take over lease until X-5-7-24 . 910 n*,, •FOR SALE 1-7-21 3 MOTORCYCLES ALMOST March 4-7-28 15th. Call 351-6047. 6?™■ $75. *th RCA wooden, NEW. One, Maico, 2 OWN ROOM, in 4 bedroom combim A M / F M Mobile Homes MAIL VAN 1963. Runs, needs house. Cooking facilities, r Suzuki's, wholesale prices. •Lost & Found work. $100. 337-1272 after 7 351-2285, ask for Larry. WOMAN TO share apartment in pool privileges, Okemos area. player/console, auout _ p.m. 5-7-28 Lansing beginning August 349-3966. 3-7-26 LP's, about 30 ufl 2-7-24 •PERSONAL 1st. Call 482-4964. 3-7-26 Complete. $95 w •PEANUTS PERSONAL MGB 1965, mechanically HONDA 1972, CL350, 1450 'THIS IS GfiDRQE -HE JUST <30T , DESPERATELY NEED 1 exercycle, $20. 8820# 646-6135.1-7-21 •REAL ESTATE excellent, body good. After 6 p.m. 332-0553. 3-7-26 miles, plus accessories, $725. 351-3965. 3-7-26 BACK FROM VIETNAM - HE SWA/A1. person, own bedroom, $75. •RECREATION TC - 130 SONY Campus Hill. Call Tim, cassette in, •SERVICE OLDSMOBILE 98 1968 luxury &*/£ MM. 482-2420 before 5 p.m. Rooms Call Saturday at TRIUMPH 350cc, 1964. $350. 35t.i» Instruction , sedan, full power, factory air, 1966 Honda 50, $100. 3-7-26 1-7-21 * Typing Service vinyl top, new tires, low Phone, 489-1775. 3-7-26 WOMEN TO share double. Park ROUND •TRANSPORTATION mileage. Phone 484-4905. ONE BEDROOM furnished. Lane. Sublet till September OAK table, ^ •WANTED 3-7-24 HONDA CB350, $500 or best Employment Employment Close to campus. Air 15. $60. 337-2339. 3-7-26 leaves, buffet and 8 st,J offer. 1820 Dell Rd. conditioned, cheapl back chairs. PLYMOUTH 1961, 4 door, V-8, Bettoney fy, 882-9808. 5-7-24 MAILING ROOM help - ALCOA. 8 men needed, 351-8238. 0-7-31 TWO ROOMS $40 year 'round, Columbia model, automatic, 68,000 miles. Day/night shift. Starting July and other evenings and Saturdays. walking distance from camper Good condition. 6726 South 25 - September 1. Apply in Don't work for $2 - $3 an ONE MAN needed for 2 man campus, starting August, 2695 Roseland Washington. Lot 33. 3-7-24 Auto Service & Parts 3308 South Cedar, hour if you are 332-5492. 3-7-26 block West person. worth more. apartment $50/month. of Park y JwORDS trn ifti 4.00 No. DAYS 3 6.50 5 10 13.00 PORSCHE 914 - 6 : 1971. Excellent condition. Ultimate MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street Suite 11, Lansing. 2-7-24 489-3494. C-7-31 485-1360 after 6 p.m. Ask for Daniel. 1-7-21 LARGE STUDY bedroom, near Road. 1-7-21 . . . Since MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST: EXPERIENCED campus, parking. Call GARAGE SALE: July 21-J GT car. $5,000. 372-4264. 1940. Complete auto Must have experience in BOOKKEEPER. Apply in 351-5435 after 5 (3EZ23 4.80 7.80 15.60 6-7-31 painting and collision service. p.m. a.m. - 7 p.m. Tires, ta m nm 6.00 9.75 19.50 RAMBLER 1964. FREE. U - 485-0256. C-7-31 Clinical Micro - Biology. Saturday and Sunday only, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply person, BREWERY. 2-7-21 only. THE YES tw FREE B -1-7-21 ROOM clothes, furniture, r TV set, plenty of misc. 1|i rn ncri 17.20 11.70 23.40 haul it away! Call 353-9134, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair for janitor. Birchwood Drive, Tin] johns - 8.00 13.00 26.00 332-5459. 1-7-21 work on Volkswagen, bugs, SPARROW HOSPITAL Personnel. 4-7-28 For Rent per Furnished, utilities, kitchen, Hills subdivision, Oku buses or Ghias. GRAND TV, laundry. 337-9610 after 1-7-21 9 p.m. 1-7-21 S3 ESS 10.00 16.25 32.50 RAMBLER 1963, classic, fair transportation, $30. RIVER Grand CITGO. 1054 East River. 351-9274. TYPING. FULL or part time for apartment! ENGLISH BIKES, 3 sp next 3 weeks. 337-9651. and balconies, too DEADLINE 355-7797. 2-7-21 C-7-31 EAST LANSING. Employed women's, $15. Men s, d 1-7-21 gentleman or male student. One $9.50/month, no deposit. All year old. 351-301 1 P.M. one class day • Leasing for Fall Close to campus. 332-0205. REBEL REPLACE AND REPAIR worn 2-7-24 before publication. 1968, V-8, BICYCLE MECHANIC. equipment guaranteed. Call out Automotive • 3-7-21 power steering, 7 tires. Good parts at Experience necessary. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-7-31 Roommate Service HEIGHTS WORLDOFAUTO HIGH CHAIR, $8; condition, $850. 3918 Recommendations. Apply in Cancellations/Cor¬ PARTS. 485-2276. C-1-7-21 SINGLES, SUMMER and Fall. safety gate, $2.50; n rections 12 Willoughby, Holt, 694-9042. person only 10-4 p.m. See WATER'S EDGE Kitchen, class — day noon one before 3-7-21 FOREIGN Larry, WEATHERVANE, Apartments and laundry, utilities included. Close, TV, end and coffee tables, Call 355-9965. S-5-7-31 d publications. RENAULT 10 1970, up to 40 CAR CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 PARTS. 2283 Grand River, Okemos. RIVER'S EDGE next to Cedar Village 337-9610 after 9 p.m. 3-7-24 J 5-7-28 WANTED: 1 male for 3 man, The State News will be miles $1295. per Phone gallon. Only 482-1226. East Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile West of Twyckingham. Fall-Spring. 332-4432 SINGLES AND DOUBLES, MOVING SALE: goods, nursery equipn Houoiij campus. NEED MASTERS Degree in After 5 p.m., phone responsible only for the 4-7-28 487-5055. C-7-31 ONE BEDROOM apartment, completely furnished. All books, toboggan, I Business Administration. For 482-3935. 3-7-21 utilities paid. Call 372-8077 first day's incorrect pool, air conditioner. Near fans. 231 Gunson Street,jl appointment, 394-0403. after 4 p.m. C-7-31 insertion. TEMPEST 1962, VW - GUARANTEED repair. VIX-SU COMPANY, x-5-7-24 MARIGOLD campus. $100. Call 22, 23. Noon to 6 pf radio. Call between 10 12 RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at 489-3081. 3-7-24 1-7-21 All students ads must be - APARTMENTS MEN. SINGLES and doubles a.m. 355-1730. 2-7-24 Okemos Road. 349-9620. prepaid C-7-31 GIRL FOR 3 man apartment now available. Clean, quiet, POP MACHINE with m TOYOTA CORONA 1969. bedroom apartments. Now across from campus. 2 cooking, close. 485-8836. 0-7-31 changer. $135. 694- Excellent condition. Must market. Proven success. leasing. Summer rates $130 bedroom, furnished. 9 3-7-24 sell. Call 393-1447, Aviation Immediate high return. and up. Call 337-7328 for months. $70. 355-8314, Modest investment. Excellent appointment. ROOMS AVAILABLE second 353-3551. 3-7-26 332-2930. 2-7-21 SANSUI QSP Automotive FLYING CLUB being formed for young business man. Call STODDARD APARTMENTS. half of summer. Full use of converter, and AU • VEGA 1971 blue sedan, black with openings. Prefer private Mr. Coon, 351-9100. 2-7-21 EAST LANSING, furnished 1 kitchen and utensils. $12 pilot/student who has soloed. Close, quiet. Now renting for bedroom apartment for weekly. 332-5053. Near power amp with wood tfl BMW 1600 1969, new tires, runs interior. Excellent condition. fall. 2 man, 1 bedroom/$170. brand $345, and looks great. 351-8282. Phone 349-2937. 3-7-26 393-6056, 482-8155 after 6 AMBITIOUS COUPLE to run married couple or single campus. 3-7-21 new, !j 351-8238. 0-7-31 355-6105. 5-7 28 2-7-21 p.m. 3-7-24 own business. Unlimited graduate girl. Close to VOLKSWAGEN 1966, one potential in Lansing area. Can campus, 332-2495. 5-7-28 FOR MEN: $40/month till CHEVY SUBLET 2 bedroom furnished, GARAGE SALE: NOVA 1969, Very LEARN TO FLY I Complete be part time. Company car. September 15. Near campus. owner. Only 50,000 miles. good condition. Volkswagen, Haslett. August 1 to October COUPLE, 1 bedroom furnished, Nakoma, Okemos. July! Great shape, $675. 393-5151. flight training. All courses are Retirement plan. Excellent Call IV2-8932 after 5:30 1. Call Mr. Wells, 371-2948. 22, 9 - 5, TREMENDOT 1963, fair. 393-2845. 3-7-21 3-7-26 government and VA certified. benefits. CALL 332-6085 utilities included, $140. p.m. 3-7-24 3-7-21 2-7-21 FRANCIS AVIATION. after 5 p.m. for information. Phone 349-4071, 349-3084. CHARGER 383 1966, excellent VW BUS 1965. Immaculate Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 3-7-24 3-7-26 WANTED: SINGLE room for condition, low mileage, $850. condition, 355-9559. 11:20 C-7-31 PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, Fall; Close to campus. Call COLUMBIA STEREO, G«| Call 651-5398 after 6 p.m. upstairs furnished apartment. HULL APARTMENTS formerly turntable, AM/FM (I a.m. - noon. Or 351-4312 BUILDING MY Rick 6-10 p.m. 332-8525. __3-7-26 after 4:15 p.m. 2-7-21 own house, 1 bedroom $100 monthly. Bay Colony. 1, 2 bedroom; speakers in mi 3-7-24 DATSUN 240Z 1971, green, Employment need per part time help. $2.50 hour. List experience, Summer rate. Includes furnished, unfurnished. cabinets, excellent a VW BUG 1970. Red/black utilities. No pets. 351-3969. 351-4799. 5-7-21 SUMMER. $135. Call 351-2750.2-« mag wheels, air conditioning, skills in order of work SINGLES, doubles call after 6 p.m. 351-4186. RESEARCH PROJECT needs 0-8-7-31 interior, 24,000 miles, $1450 preference and available time. with kitdien, laundry, utilities. 3-7-24 firm. 882-3201.3-7-24 judges immediately. Will $50 for 20 pay Must have own tools. Box GIRL OVER 21 for 3 1 OR 2 bedroom mobile homes. $25 - $40 per furnished $40 - $60/month. 351-2029. FURNITURE CHE^ hours this man 9-7-31 Colonial C( 1132, Lansing, 48904. 2-7-21 August 1. Own bedroom. week. Quiet and peaceful on DODGE DART 1965, 53,000 VW BUS 1967. Excellent weekend. Call 332-5128.1-7-21 $62/month. 349-9317. mattresses/frames. 484-11J miles, good mechanical lake. 10 minutes to campus. before 2 p.m. 2-7-21 condition, $800 best offer. condition, 2 door standard. Phone 351-0684. 3-7-24 or WANTED - FASHION artist to PART TIME summer 3-7-24 641-6601. 0-7-31 For Sale do $250.489-2016. 3-7-26 advertising illustrations employment with TANDEM WITH child ^ for young thinking, high style PARAGON PRODUCTS, UPSTAIRS FURNISHED FURNISHED STUDIO S0LID MAPLE drop • leaf table front and brakes INC. Automobile required. apartment in Holt. with 4 cane - bottom chairs. rear J women's fashion store. Call $110, apartment, Gunson Street. speed. Excellent condit®^ Mr. Flaster at Green's. For information, 351-5800. utilities included. 1621 351-5800 R41 44QT 2 Ethan Allen tables, call $105. 355-5960. 3-7-21 T 351-2360. 1-7-21 C-7-31 Aurelius Rd. 2-7-21 C-1-7-21 351-8360.3-7-21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FRIGADAIRE 2 speed deluxe YOU WON'T believe out selection of frame * lj North, large furnished. 1 washer, $75. Grey metal South, near Michigan OPPORTUNITY!!! Avenue. Furnished, 1 bedroom, utilities paid, bedroom, carpeted, utilities paid, garage, $150 plus desk, $5. 4 drawer bureau, $5. 351-7270. S-3-7-21 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, East Michigan Avon| 372-7409. C-3-7-21 $135/month plus deposit. deposit, 627-5454. B-1-7-21 •Increase your income. Phone, 627-5454. B-1-7-21 SONY TC440 (auto reverse). •Learn more about yourself. Sony 6045 amplifier. USED BICYCLES, r TWO MEN immediately. Own Houses Rectilinear XI speakers. Four women's coaster, 3 sp •Meet new friends. room. $56/month plus months old. Asking, $600. call 351-1963. 3-7-21 •Prepare for management positions. utilities. 482-9768. 6-8-2 NEEDED: ONE person for 4 351-4145. x-1-7-21 man house, fully furnished, 372-1525. 3-7-24 FREE - CYCLOPS T NEED ONE, furnished WATERBEDS: COOI summer Send resume to: Box A - 1 with all portraits 0 apartment. Fall - Spring. Close, fun, all sizes, guaranteed, $1.50 to all oth OWN ROOM, August 1 Michigan State News reasonable. Quiet. 332-6316. - colors, $9.50. 351-0717. CYCLOPS STUDIOS, <1 September 15, cheap, close, 1-7-21 1-7-21 pets. 337-0459. 1-7-21 Albert, 332-0573. C-7-31J MARRIED STUDENTS 25 Colltngtooob Statement of Transactions * 49 48 monthly payments of $49.25 Cash Price & FACULTY (including Sales Tax) 2144.00 Cash or Trade -300.00 Uinpaid balance of ci 1644.00 means 1,2, & 3 per month Filing Fee $2.00 License and bedroom apts. for the Title transfer $4.00 some with study Amount Financed 1972 Finance Charge Total of Payments Annual percentage 1 from *149 per mo. TOYOTA UNFURNISHED Corolla 1200, children welcome please, no pets KNOB HILL APARTMENTS 349-4700 OPEN Monday - Friday friendly management 9 a.m. Saturday 12-6 • 5 p.m. p.m. "Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking *Dishwasers LOCATED WHEELS TOYOTA INC. •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind •New Furniture •Model Open Daily V* MILE NORTH Call 351-8282 OP JOLLY RD. ON 2400 [.MICHIGAN AVE. S Blocks West of Froodor (Behind the Store) OKEMOS ROAD Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 21, 1972 1 3 Student Service 355-8255 DIRECTORY 355-8255 seven Reps' votes rated (Continued from page 1) women legislative reform, they said. Beebe lauded the study as offered by Ferguson made the bill unacceptable to the poor representatives as a group for women to itye: BEAD CRAFTS. COLLEGE TRAVEL did not necessary caucus because they property for her lifetime. •A bill to allow „ meet the caucus' make intelligent decisions at | glasses DECOUPAQE SUPPLIES definition of an acceptable destroyed the financial The caucus was in favor of a physicians to perform [contact lens ART REPRODUCTIONS OFFICE 50 per cent. They ranged on the polls. independence of married 'no' vote and would have abortions under certain u Collin*. Optomatriai eandia making auppUaa 130 West Grand River Ave. "More importantly, women. The House passed preferred seeing the rights conditions. Though the the lower end from optical Service*! Enfield's Incorporated Rep. women must get into the the bill 90 - 20. extended to men. The issue was never taken up for 351-6010 Rosetta Ferguson, D candidate selection process | S. Logan. 393-4230 • A bill to prohibit sex House passed ;he bill 101 - passage by the House, the Detroit, with three positive to assure that their interests discrimination in 9. did favor a 'yes' vote votes to Rep. public caucus >, uM PICTURE FRAMES Truck BUD'S Alma G. will be represented at the accommodations. It was • A bill to allow on the three procedural ty ptnemt of molding ■ Auto Parti Inc. Stallworth, D - Detroit, with polls," she said. amended by Ferguson to physicians to prescribe votes: A vote to discharge 10 caucus - oriented votes. The eight Late Model Motors and ills evaluated exclude rooming facilities at contraceptives for minors the bill from the Social |BOB JONES PAINTS parts a speciality. Hammond and former for the legislative education, religious and under certain conditions Service Committee failed ,. Th« Price I* Rlfht state senator Lorraine Halfway between Holt and responsiveness of the 110 charitable organization and and without parental 61 - 49; a second vote to Mason on N.Cedar 694-2154 Beebe, both founders of the members were: at restrooms and consent. The caucus move the bill from the table Michigan caucus, said that •The Equal Rights lockerrooms. The caucus advocated passage of the after the committee had CYCLOPS STUDIO HOUSE PAINTING the group has statewide amendment to the U.S. gave a qualified 'yes' to its original bill which failed 56 discharged the bill without Photography 1 Reasonable Rates organization at the Consitution. The caucus eventual 87 - 23 passage. - 54 and gave a qualified recommendation failed 74 - Jl Tun WulMT 50c (ELaiFrfie Estlma,es -^ngressional y: district level. recommended a 'no' vote on The bill, as it returned from 'yes' to an amended version 36; a final vote to attach the (PROW'S ECONOWASH Jere Brown Michigan group is part postponement and 'yes' on the Senate in original form which bill to the revised criminal 3006 VIM SI. Bruce of the National Women's permits 220 albert Douglas ratification. The legislative was given unequivocal contraception for those 16 code failed 81 29. 11p.m. I blk. - '349-1005 after 5 P.M Political Caucus, whose aim vote was initially 61 for support by the caucus but it years or older. It passed the to to improve the status of WALLY'S postponement and finally failed in the House, 106 - 4. House 60 40, but the •A bill to THE ALOHA $25/wk., -fioc/mlle rents - prohibit sex BODY SHOP women through the political 90 for ratification. •The equal pay for equal House failed to concur the discriminatin in noncontact, iver 20 Vears In Mason process. •A bill to work bill was endorsed by prohibit Senate's subsequently interscholastic athletic ■free estimates - Members work for the discrimination on the basis - ■ specialize In Insurance the caucus and passed the passed original version, 91 activities, was endorsed by orki Collision Service; % election of more women of sex or marital status in house, 108 - 2. 19. The caucus stated they - the caucus and passed by Expert Painting and supporters of women's the selling, leasing, renting, bill to abolish are in favor of the bill the House after 677-7391 issues, and lobby for equal eight Bl3 N. East mason 3-22 32 A to Z Rental or financing of personal or women's dower rights, because they believe that separate votes. The final rights for women through real property. Amendments which allows a widow to fear of pregnancy does not margin was 75 - 35. [ PAR-MOR GEORGE TOTH iDLF COURSES CUSTOM TAILORING SHOP WHart^ [nated Driving Range Me Alterations, Repairs 9 hole Par 3 | Regulation course Park Lk. Rd. & E. M-7 Custom Tailoring Guaranteed Workmanship Renewed contract talks hinted 332-3432 Call Mike 355-8255 (Continued from page 1) departments, he said. WKAR tickets for minor traffic violations in 19 Campus police officers now receive Announcements for It's i - FM stereo hours Wednesday, as part of what salaries ranging from $9,300 to What's Happening must be $12,650. For Sale For Sale received in Patterson called "very stringent traffic Corporals earn $9,800 to $13,640. Personal the State News The Alternative Coffee House enforcement." East Lansing patrolmen earn $8,695 to office, 341 Student Services ill! VISIT CURIOUS 50 USED SEWING machines, Bldg., by noon one class day sponsored by the University These extra tickets will not be $12,120, while corporals may receive as AFRO CUTS and all Afro Reformed |D K SHOP of used $9.95 and up. Consoles and supplies. UNION BUILDING before publication. No Church presents prosecuted in court, however. much as $12,730. >rbacks, hardbacks, portables, Zig - Zag and announcements will be accpeted coffee, folk - rock, dialog, About 40 off BARBER SHOP. C-1-7-21 - duty members of the Exact figures were not available for fiction and comicsll! by phone or for events outside friends, and Jesus at 9 p.m. e straight stitchers. Also, used Dept. of Public Safety, other area forces salaries of officers in the I East Grand River, below vacuum SENSUALITY & INTER the greater Lansing area. Saturdays through Aug. 19 at Ingham County cleaners, $3.50 up. and their families Sheriffs Dept., but starting salaries are News. 332-0112. 49 30 Hagadorn Road picketed the t ELECTRO - GRAND, 804 PERSONAL across Administration East Michigan, COMMUNICATION from Hubbard Hall. Building Wednesday to over $8,000. Lansing. demonstrate their disapproval of what they Officers have charged that the quonset Hours 9 a.m. 5 GROUPS: - p.m„ Gay Liberation will host a considered the University's bad faith in the huts would be condemned because of I Ftn with zoom, Bose Saturday 9-12 noon. C-7-31 July 28 - 30, August 4 - 6, poor 5 speakers. Pioneer 11 - 13. $25. Brochure at 405 Human Ecology. Service picnic from noon until dark Saturday in Section C, Alton negotiations. electrical and sanitary conditions if state (speaker system. TEAC SONY COMPACT stereo. Bill Park. Everyone is welcome. Officers had not considered a strike or officials inspected the area, Patterson said. stereo tape deck. Minolta movie camera. Movie or Paul, 655-2060. EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad work slowdown because "we will never Inspectors might be called "as soon as od 3130 stereo amp - 50'. 2 bedroom. Good TYPING THESES and petition the council for full or partial letters, er, $180. Garrard SL65 condition. Must sell Recreation etc. Rapid, accurate service. The MSU Sports Car Club monetary policies to keep inflation under exemption from controls using evidence ■able, $25. 351-1206. immediately. Call 677-1869. control as well as basic reforms in the that they have met the standards. 5-7-24 UNION Experienced. 393-4075. presents a sports car weekend - BOARD SUMMER economy, the report said. C-7-31 a 120 mile night rally FCO Looking at the longer run, the committee FLIGHTS. Hours 1 4. July - The committee recommended that the said the government should call on all FOR RENT. 1 and 2 bedroom. and starting at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in |E SALE: 317 John R., August flights still PROFESSIONAL Lot Y $4. Cost of Living Council develop new wage - sectors of the economy to East Lansing, area or East TYPIST, - Khana from 11 cooperate with o Cahill to John available. 353-9777. C-7-31 Phone Nancy, 353-6625 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday in Lot Y, price criteria that will be used to govern the voluntary policy of Lansing, 882-6072. 4-7-28 wage - price |ulv 19 - 23, 9 a.m. - 8 days, 349-4431 evenings and $3.50. A picnic at p.m. Sunday, decontrol decisions. It said that business, restraint. Clothing, household Real Estate weekends 4 7 28 $1. A presidential board should Is, bikes, skates, crib, RITZCRAFT 12' x 55', 1967. 2 develop ■ 2-7-21 bedrooms, good condition, Meet general guidelines for responsible wage and 10 Democratic candidates bast offer. 484-8321. 1-7-21 ACRES, Haslett price behavior and monitor all sectors of excellent building schools, site, % Transportation for primary elective office in the economy to make sure p5% - 35% on name instruments such as in, Fender, ELCAR 8'x42'. condition. Best offer. Must Excellent wooded. 1-7-21 Phone 371-4094. WANTED Arizona. RIDER to Phoenix, Help with gas and East Lansing and Ingham County area at 8 p.m. Tuesday, All Saints Church, 800 N. Traffic tickets followed, the committee said. But only "relatively broad norms for they are Ludwig, sell. 882-0831. 2-7-21 I, Kustom and many driving. Call 484-9753 after 6 Abbott Road, East Lansing. (Continued from page 1) wage and price behavior would be set forth EAST LANSING. 6 bedrooms. | For not a large network of detailed — more information, THREE p.m. 3-7-21 BEDROOM available Ideal faculty home, close "It the e LANE to The MSU College of Human was joint opinion of the police regulations," the report said. immediately, $160. 2 campus. 3 floors carpeted, commander, prosecutor and myself that iRPRISES, 349-3003 or bedroom for Fall, $130. double NEED DRIVER of truck to Medicine Community Health It added that the national target for the ■127 ask for Joel or garage. Large treed Baltimore - Washington. Call Committee will hold its monthly those ticketed would not be prosecuted," Walking distance to campus. yard. $29,500. 1063 annual rate of inflation should gradually be e. 5-7-31 337-2527. 3-7-24 free immunization clinic from he said. Couples or couples with small Marigold. Phone 332-8223. trimmed from the present goal of 2.5 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at per children only. Call 332-4432. 7-7-21 Their reasoning stems from the cent to standards that "come the Church of God in Christ, successively 3-7-21 Wanted precedent set by the patrolmen. Under IE SALE: Friday and closer to the long - term objective of July 21, 22. 10-5. corner of St. Joseph and Logan normal circumstances drivers issued tickets price EAST LANSING. Gunson. Refrigerators, 1967 Rooming Streets, Lansing. All persons stability." MARLETTE, 12' x 60', house with nice for defective equipment are given citations 'ire, very owners attending are urged to bring a As for the present control system, the housewares, etc. behind Warren's. Excellent apartment. Close to campus. DON'T FORGET blood comes which can be voided if the mechanical condition and lot. Carpeted, only from people. Save a life. record of past immunizations group said dropping them prematurely Plenty of parking. 337-7074. with them. failure is repaired within 72 hours of the washer, dryer, shed, skirted. 3-7-24 Give blood. Professional might result in new pressures to reimpose MACHINE Clearance 351-7787. 1-7-21 ticket issuance. controls. "On the other hand, donors compensated. The MSU Veterans Assn. is "The patrolmen made no such provision maintaining . Brand new portable, MICHIGAN COMMUNITY the program too long would make a 5, $5 per month. Large Service having a tg/party at 3:30 p.m. in this case," Schoenberger said. ion of Lost & Found BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Friday at the American Legion resonably smooth return to freer markets reconditioned C-7-31 "We wanted to talk seriously to the machines. Center, next to Valley Court increasingly difficult." Singers, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY administration about the s. LOST: 4 Park. Admission for is contract," he The report was prepared under direction Necchis, New Home month gray tiger desires typing and dictation METAL CANOE, in men said. "They have been good $1.50: women are admitted free. very cooperative of Frank W. Schiff, the committee's chief , many others", $19.95 kitten, female. 410 Grove. in home, 1 day service, condition, and boy's Schwinn now and we have consented to go back to economist and a former assistant $39.9 5. Terms. Reward. 3-7-26 372-4682. 19-8-25 sting - ray bicycle. Call Treasury normal operations." ^RDS DISTRIBUTING 487-3096. S Gay graduate students who secretary. [PaNY, 1115 North FOUND - GREY female kitten, PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and missed the first meeting are invited to call 351-3815 for the 8 -10 weeks old, by library. EFFICIENCY ^ngton, 489-6448. 332-0923, 355-3912. 1-7-21 leather cleaning and APARTMENT. September first occupancy. time and place of our second refinishing. OKEMOS DRY ■D V VACUUM cleaners. canisters and uprights, FOUND: COMPLETELY black kitten, male. University CLEANERS. professionals, Home 349-0910. of Female graduate student. Call collect 313-662-9704. 3-7-26 meeting. Support abortion reform. Court delays Detroit bus order 2155 Hamilton. 0-1-7-21 Come to a free concert from 2 "teed 1 full Village, 355-5875. 1-7-21 REWARD FOR return of (Continued from page 1) year, $7.88 stolen district court s affirmed on appeal." to 6 p.m. Saturday at the IM pottery from Kresge Art ,i"P- 'BUTING DENNIS LOST: WRITE DOWN this number for 372-7489. 3-7-24 field on the corner of Bogue the logjam," Kelley said. It added that the defendants in the case, COMPANY. MEN'S silver wedding North Cedar, expert inexpensive bicycle Street and Shaw Lane. Michigan Solicitor - General Robert A. including Gov. Milliken and the State Board opposite ring, East Lansing, parking torket. C-7-31 lot. Reward, repair. Call 351-2105 after 5 FOR A magnificent possession- Derengoski asked the appellate court for of Education, shall supply "administrative 489-4987. p.m. 3-7-24 People needed leave to appeal, claiming implementation pick a car from today's are to help and staff assistance" to the panel. 2-7-21 marshall during East Lansing of Roth's earlier orders would cause Classified Ads 355-8255. The rulings of Roth's which are ■ 'SEATS 4, dacron FOR QUALITY service on - Bike Day Sunday. We have to "irreparable harm." being . GO ON savings spreel Shop appealed state: I ai'or, $750. Before Want a Ads for household stereos, TV's and recorders. WANTED: 10 speed men's bike keep the bikes and cars aware of Derengoski also argued there was no •That Detroit schools i„!v®nin9s. 880. 3-7-24 weekends, good. Check the For Sale THE STEREO SHOPPE. in good condition, call each other. Call 351-2 370. precedent for a judicial remedy for are segregated 337-1300. C-7-31 355-2986. 3-7-26 through the "actions and inactions" of the column now. Local artists and craftspeople segregation in one school district through school board, the state and the federal are invited to exhibit their work integration with suburbs in which there has government. , Pont h'ell AT Him. , YOU'RE BOTH CtfAZY! 60 Saturday in the Alle behind been no legal showing of segregation. •That a desegregation plan limited to /I U>E'RETfMN6T>FlND AHEAD AND KNOCK «SEL\/£S Jacobson's. For information call In accepting the case for appeal, the Detroit would not accomplish integration, A "STRANGE CREATURE" OUT I COULDN'T CARE LESS.'! 351-7530. appellate court said it had concluded "that since the city's school enrollment is 65 per among the substantial questions presented, cent black. Come to Hillel's there is at least one difficult issue of first •That the desegregation plan Potter park. Meet impression which has never been decided covering a Sunday at the Hillel House, 319 large part of the metropolitan Detroit area by this court or the Supreme Court." is both Hillcrest Avenue. Call 35 3-0507 The legal and necessary. for details. court indicated there had never •That the desegregation plan would been a judicial decision on the inclusion cover Detroit and 52 suburban districts and Hillel is having of the suburban districts were segregation a movie party that a panel be established to draw at a local theater Saturday. Meet had not been proved, but added, "in so up a I FOUND THE \ detailed plan. at 8:30 p.m. at the Hillel House, holding, we imply nothing as to our view . I v 5TRAN6E CREATl/ffE \ 319 Hillcrest Avenue. Call of the merits of this appeal." •The the Detroit School Board buy the CUHO WAS IN buses and the state should pay for them. 353-0507 for details. ^WOODSTOCK'S NESy The court said the 11- member panel set Each of the rulings earlier had not been up by Roth to draw up a desegregation The. Soaring Club will fly this appealable since Roth did not label them weekend. Interested parties program should continue its work so "final orders" and could not be appealed should "there will be no unnecessary delay in the meet at 8:30 a.m. until he certified that there is a Saturday and Sunday in the implementation of the ultimate steps "controlling question of law" in each of ^ ' Union Lounge for rides to the Ionia airport. contemplated in the orders of the district court In the event the decision of the the rulings which permits them to be appealed. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Pnday.Juiv ^ Secret talks failed to spur progress Communists do have PARIS (AP) - A North the Kissinger meeting. In Vietnamese ambassador, and Viet Cong repeatedly responsibility to take the Allegations of U.S. sideshow to the responsibility for prisoners , Vietnamese official referring to Thursday's Pham Dang Lam, pressed reflect the fear that if they first step in a political responsibility for political resumed by Ki«i N indicated on Thursday that session. Porter said: "Today for a quick cease-fire. Porter lay down their arms they solution, the withdrawal of matters in South Vietnam of war. He accused the Communists of linking the the North !>J Vieti, Henry A. Kissinger brought there was perhaps a slight asked the Communists: will be robbed of a support from President on a false pretense The officials, v«n Thieu of South government of South fate of the prisoners "to the no basic change in the U.S. improvement in the tone of "What is wrong...with the favorable political solution, Vietnam alone is responsible achievement of your a French position to his secret talks exchanges, but nothing proposal for an which they feel happened Vietnam. with Le Due Tho, member discernible substance." after the Geneva accords Porter told the for itself to the people of political objectives." the North reporter * on internationally supervised of the North Vietnamese Porter's spokesman, cease-fire throughout were signed 18 years ago Communists: "Since you South Vietnam, The session, which spokesman "if th'etl1® of warmed number of politburo. David Lambertson, was Indochina? Why not tell us Thursday. contim vo stress the In the matter over a sessions were n t 'S Asked if President asked to The United States, the matter of responsibility let responsibility. Porter issues raised in the past, recreation course" H explain what frankly why it is difficult Nixon's national security Porter meant for you to entertain this Communists argue, have a me say this. You base your insisted that the Vietnamese seemed to many to be a business going 0]' by the adviser had offered anything "improvement in tone." He proposal, which would end new during the 6'/2-hour replied that there was the killing promptly and session would Wednesday, Hanoi spokesman Nguyen Thanh "slightly less...heavy polemics" in the North substantially contribute to a peaceful OUTFLANK S.VIETS Le replied: Vietnamese and Viet Cong resolution of the conflict?" ''The Nixon statements. Thuy, who was seconded administration has persisted Though there appeared to by Nguyen Thi Binh, head up to now aggression in its position of neocolonialism." Le gave a and be little or no progress in secret session Kissinger and the North between of the delegation, "after Viet Cong, insisted that agreement on all N.Viets threaten similar answer Vietnamese, officials military and political SAIGON (AP) - North 200-300 - man North part of a 1,000 - man which is about 45 miles northern front l^t u, to a question about whether indicated further such questions, a cease-fire will Vietnamese f o rces Vietnamese force with regimental force that had north of the demilitarized apparently as ihe^i "1 Thursday's 151st session of meetings would be held. No take place. Only such a outflanked South heavy fire support from moved southward below zone. bomb expi the peace talks reflected dates were given. cease-fire can last and really Vietnamese troops tanks and U.S. Phantom My Chanh to try to cut the U.S. jets ranged widely prematurely in the 1 1 what transpired during the The peace talks turned end the hostilities." Thursday in Quang Tri jets. Some North highway. Wednesday over North Spokesman said t\ Kissinger meeting with Tho almost exclusively around The United States and Province and threatened to Vietnamese troops were A similar move in late Vietnam, beaming laser Navy A7 fighter bo and Xuan Thuy, chief of the the timing of a Vietnam South Vietnam want the cut their April was a major Highway 1 supply reported only 200 yards bombs into three MIG bases and an Air Force FuJ North Vietnamese cease-fire, with no sign that cease-fire first to create a life line to the south. from the highway. contributing factor to the and striking rail lines within knocked out of the delegation. the gap between the allies calmer atmosphere for Government infantrymen There was no immediate Communist command's Neither U.S. Ambassador and Communists had been political talks to be held by responsible for highway word on casualties in the seizure of Quang Tri on May 40 miles border. of the Chinese the explosion Of theJ William J. Porter nor his closed. the Vietnamese themselves. security behind the fighting, centered near the 1. North Vietnamese forces crewmen aboard 1 Runways at Bai Thuong, aircraft, three were» spokesman would discuss Porter and the South The North Vietnamese advancing units battled a old My Chanh River defense on both sides of the Quang Lang and Don Hoi and one is missing line about 10 miles south of highway prevented supplies airbases, from 45 to 220 Quang Tri, the provincial and ammunition from miles north of the The U.S. ComJ capital. reaching the provincial McGovern to work for vote demilitarizeed zone, were announced that Ame The 35 mile stretch of capital and ambushed all ripped - up to keep MIG jets casualties last Highway 1 between Quang military and civilian vehicles from flying south to fight numbered eight kil ed! Tri and Hue has become a tyring to get out. over Quang Tri Province. action, five dead J vital supply route for In the air war, the U.S. In a delayed report, the n on hostile causes 1 of normally GOP farmers government they forces since launched their counteroffensive June 28. It Navy disclosed that Marine helicopters are being used for the first time in the war U.S. Command disclosed missing orcapturedwJ three more air losses on the wounded. 1 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ WASHINGTON (AP) They he will Soviet Union is constantly traveled by against North Vietnamese - say accuse point to against the 1970 act, Sen. George McGovern I is the Nixon administration of ambulances, ammunition water craft trying to unload PICKERING expanded farm exports, a preferring instead an expected to make an all - trying to create a flimsy key factor in Nixon strategy extension of earlier - and trucks, armored personnel supplies from Chinese out bid for the normally facade of prosperity to for boosting farm income. more stringent — crop carriers and civilian freighters. Republican farm vote this fall, convinced that a show while following a Above all, the Nixon people control programs. refugees. Seventh Fleet spokesman said Cobra gunships flying S CARTRIDGE SPECIALS! troubled rural America policy that can lead only to say, farmers are the same as Basically, the current Col. Le Ba Khien, a South can more supersize farms and an other Americans and will programs affecting the key Vietnamese regimental from the amphibious help send him to the White agricultural scene where the ELLIPTICAL SERIES vote mainly on the big crops of feed grain, wheat commander, said he transport Denver destroyed House. Close associates of the very large dominate the very small. issues of Vietnam and the over - all economy. and cotton through next believed the North year allow a relatively low Vietnamese battalion was three craft and damaged six in a raid north of Dong Hoi, S PHASE IV South Dakota senator say The sum of Nixon Why then does McGovern government "price support" •AME for 1 - 2 gram tracking. LIST 49.95 *2!] he will soon begin a clear - policies, McGovern will say, think he can develop guarantee but also provides ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ cut, determined campaign points to ghost - town rural broad rural base, direct subsidies to ^ ■ PHASE PHfl IV for the rural vote. * areas, deprived of jobs, decimated in population and isolated from economic particularly among farmers? one Foremost, according to close McGovern supplement incomes of participating growers who agree to idle part of their High rJVoon } for 2 4 gram tracking. LIST 39.95 I™ *H] Lansing bid growth. But Republicans confident say McGovern associate, is the rosy Nixon line promulgated by Secretary of Agriculture land. A major feature, one supported vigorously by J :2 ATE for 2 - 5 gram tracking.LIST 24.95Ml J 0)1 i qtorjiq/'F idd J j to annex city will have a tough job Earl L. Butz, hand - picked Butz and others in the GOP, convincing farmers and late last year to lead the is the "set aside" approach - small - towners to vote GOP farm wagon in 1972. airport halted Democratic this year. The GOP strategists 'Butz is moving into the campaign with a very mushy for taking surplus land from production. Once a farmer has idled a 4 24 Hours o! open m carefully avoid the phrase, J air music. MUSIC CO. fi position on farm policy set percentage of his land, but they mean "farmers Ingham County Circuit issues," the source said, he is free to grow all he 402 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING Court Judge Marvin Salmon never had it so good." At asking not to be identified. wants, or can, on the Details Later! 245 ANN STREET, E. LANSING Tuesday ordered the least, they say, not under "With the 1970 farm act remainder. continuance of an the Democrats. expiring next year, Butz and ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Farm income expected Nixon still are not willing to injunction barring the city of Lansing from annexing to be record high *u:° this year. say what exactly they have MCAT- DAT-GRE Capital City Airport. Livestock prices, in mind thereafter." The injunction was issued particularly for cattle, are The 1970 farm program LSAT-ATGSB two weeks ago at the high. Grain markets law, advocated by the request of the neighboring burdened by supluses six Nixon te&m, will be a major months ago, may be much NAT L. BDS. townships of DeWitt and McGovern target, as Watertown, both of which improved next fall. indicated by the party's portions of airport New trade * Preparation for te- own platform adopted in Miami accommodations with the required for admission t property. Beach. McGovern voted graduate ■ The city appealed to the court to lift the injunction because it has resulted in a loss of tax revenues. The townships argued, however, that a reversal would cause them "irreparable harm" for the same reason. The state Boundary Commissin awarded the annexation of the airport to the city June 20. Salmon said his injunction would stand until a final determination is made in the case. However, there was no date set for the next court proceeding on the matter. HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS CLOSEOUT 75 TITLES IN HARDBACK Literature History Science Political Science-Sociology UP TO 50% OFF! NOW $1.00-$10.00 MSU BOOKSTORl In the Internatio