Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS Volume 65 Number 16 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 26, 1972 House unit OKs directive for troop puliout by Oct. 1 WASHINGTON (AP) achieve safe withdrawal of such administration view - A directive a foreign aid bill to the military procurement bill until for withdrawal of all U.S. forces from remaining forces." as "indispensable to the nation's after the Senate votes on various Indochina by Oct. 1 in return for On Monday night the Senate tacked defense." proposals to scale down weapons release of American prisoners and a its amendment on a $1.8 billion The end - the - war amendment systems. military foreign aid authorization bill Street m cease- - fire limited to safe U.S. withdrawal was approved Tuesday by by a 50 - 45 vote and then defeated would cut off funds for U.S. combat operations in Vietnam, Laos and In line with his plea, agreements the House Armed Services Committee the whole bill 48 42. - Cambodia, requring the withdrawal of were reached to vote to delete $299 The White House said Tuesday it Institution is found in greater quantities near the heart of the in a reversal of position. all ground, naval and air forces in four million to start financing a four The directive was written into a hopes that the House will approve a months if North Vietnam released Ijty, in this case, near the Capitol Building. This street walker $2.1 billion foreign aid bill by vote, 18 pending foreign aid bill acceptable to American prisoners of war. nuclear - powered aircraft and Thursday on a proposal to delete $508 |ides her time on a bench. State News photo by Don Gerstner - 17. The committee previously had the Nixon administration and give the Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., million for Trident submarines. endorsed President Nixon's offer for Senate an opportunity to reconsider c'.iairman of the Senate Armed U.S. withdrawal four months after a the legislation. Press Services Committee, urged backers of Another amendment was offered by secretary Ronald total Indochina cease-fire. L. Ziegler said President Nixon and the the amendment to delay attaching it looker des a - The House committee's action came day after the Senate approved the - war amendment and then killed an end (Continued on page 15) it. Senate supporters vowed they rooming b would try again. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R- Mass., reoffered the amendment Tuesday to a Council ups wage By RAY ANDERSON blouse screaming licentious phrases. bill authorizing $20.5 billion for State News Staff Writer Crown this with a bee - hive military weapons. But he did not coiffure and presto there appears indicate when he and others would try |dITOR'S NOTE: This is the exempt from cont the public image of deparvity: to get a vote on it. ond in a series of articles based a whore! interviews with a Lansing The House panel cut $1.62 million Linda doesn't fit. She is an from President Nixon's $2.29 billion |rostitute. Specific details and lames have been altered to protect attractive girl whose dress is request for military aid. ■entities. sensual, but not tasteless. Her The new war - halt language, WASHINGTON (AP) - Acting after A U.S. district court judge exempting small businesses from wage introduced by Rep. Lee Hamilton, an adverse court decision, the Cost of Washington had struck down t and price controls, the percentage 1 The stereotypic image of a bearing, personality and maturity reflect D-Ind., would direct a halt of all U.S. Living Council Tuesday exempted all $1.90 per hour figure as too low in a of workers not covered by wage a matronly image of Jrostitue is a girl standing on a contentment rather military action in and over Indochina workers making $2.75 per hour or less decision on a suit filed by an electrical controls is about 56 per cent he said. ireet corner with wanton, darkly than the from wage controls, an increase from The $2.75 per hour figure by itself pruveyor of sex for a price. by Oct. 1 with three conditions. workers union. |>ade • up eyes and enough pancake the previous $1.90. Rumsfeld said the council would exempts 43 per cent of private Kakeup to cover syphilitic scars, Things have changed They are return of U.S. prisoners, The decision removed from direct probably have established a higher nonfarm employment from control, ker attire is apt to be white go - go considerably for Linda since her and accounting by Hanoi of GIs controls about 10 million private, Rumsfeld added. figure anyway in August, but he lancing boots supporting an missing in action and "a cease - fire nonfarm workers, council director conceded the court decision He said the economic impact of the ■veretuffed miniskirt and scarlet (Continued on page 13) between the United States and North Donald Rumsfeld told newsmen. The factor in establishing a higher hourly decision, particularly the effect on the Vietnam and those allied with North new low rate of inflation, is too difficult to wage exemption wage rate for the exemption. Vietnam to the extent necessary to retroactive to July 15. measure. Together with an earlier decision The reason is that the exemption only permits wage increases beyond the government's standards but does not require them, Rumsfeld said. Tri-U suit--'a lesson in futility' He said the council set the $1.90 cutoff point on the basis of figures which placed the minimum urban family budget at $6,960 a year but By NANCY PARSONS state-appropriated monies to pay for the latest figures show this has increased operation of institutions not State News Staff Writer News Background the cost of instructing students "who expressly authorized by the legislature. to $7,214 a year. Rumsfeld said the council would willfully damage University property as •Prohibited the expenditure of kme University administrators are determined either by university not have to submit the new figure to University of Michigan (U-M) and appropriations for payment of wages Inning to wonder if the five-year the grounds that the legislature was officials or by thecourts." of faculty members or employes or for the federal court unless it is Rt hassle between the Michigan Wayne State University in 1967, infringing on the constitutional "Provided that out-of-state students the education of students who have challenged. He noted that the judge did llature and the state's three major charged that certain legislative autonomy of the "Big Three." not establish a specific figure that must pay a student fee equal to about been convicted of interfering with the restrictions on state appropriations to fersities is worth the effort. the The judge upheld the validity of five 75 per cent of instruction costs. operation of the university. would be acceptable as a cutoff for the administrative official, who three universities were other sections of the act also being •Prohibited the use of state funds wage exemption. lined to be identified, said that unconstitutional. challenged by the universities, for the construction of buildings or (Continued on page 13) The council is determined to try to One of the basic problems with the ■gh the Tri-U lawsuit was decided however. make sure the court decision does not ■ favor of the court's decision, this official feels, is universities last George Bushnell, a Detroit attorney apply retroactively to the time the low lmber, the relationship between that though it did rule certain hired by the universities in 1967, said -wage exemption was established earlier two bodies has not changed at sections of the 1971-72 Higher Monday that the oral arguments in tne U-M e this If that happened, IWhat this whole case amounts to is Education Bill to be unconstitutional, it did not order any actions to be state's appeal will be given sometime in the fall with a decision from the votes year. presumably many workers could apply for back pay. Kal lesson in futility," the official taken to assure that the legislature court probably being handed down a salary lists 1 "If the legislature wants to cut would not continue to reduce short time later. ■ funds because we teach radical appropriations for those same reasons. Ruled unconsitutional were sections lents, they do it under the disguise Perhaps the most advantageous of the bill that: Editors of the university's student Jny other reason they can think section section of the court's decision for the universities was to reduce the • Prohibited universities having an enrollment of out-of-state students in By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer newspaper probably will take legal action to force the university to battle excess of 20 per cent of their total for autonomy for power of the Michigan Board of disclose the salary information, Alan in's state-supported colleges Education to one of an advisory enrollment from increasing that The University of Michigan's Board I universities is still capacity higher education. percentage. of Lenhoff, editor of The Michigan Daily, being waged over Regents voted Friday to adhere to said Tuesday. - the five-year-old court case is The December decision of Ingham •Prescribed the minimum number recommendation 5 appealed of classroom hours to be taught by the Lenhoff requested in a July 11 by the state atorney County Circuit Court Judge Marvin J. President Robbin Fleming that the Bral's office. letter to Fleming that the information Salmon ruled six sections pf the faculty members. Pe Tri-U lawsuit, filed • Prohibited the be made public. by MSU, appropriation act unconstitutional on The request had been based on a ruling earlier this year by Bay County Judge Leon Dardas which ordered Saginaw Valley College administrators GOP plans to woo youth vote to disclose faculty and staff salaries, Lenhoff said Tuesday. The case was appealed to a higher court last week. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon voters. He said all 50 states will backed Nixon 46 to 43 per cent with But The Daily has printed salaries of Gallup's survey, which be organized shortly. the university president, deans and I(m s campaign strategists figure 11 per cent undecided. This left the McGregor said "mirrors our own P of the anti-Nixon youths have other executives as they have become Pointing to a recent Gallup Poll, total figure 50 per cent McGovern, 43 findings," seems to indicate that the ■stered already, so the GOP is MacGregor said most of the remaining per cent Nixon and 7 per cent potentially Democratic young people available, he added. going ■ go after the unregistered 18 — to — 24 — year — "We will continue to print what we rest of the new undecided. were also the more activistic and have *ntial voters to even the balance. olds favor Nixon over Democratic So far in the youth registration registered, while the young Silent can get in bits and pieces," he said. ■ We need more of JPfign manager them registered," Clark MacGregor nominee George S. McGovern. What MacGregor didn't mention field, Democrats have used scattergun approach, registering as a Majority hasn't. The paper Saturday published a list of salaries of individuals who recieved Candidate a news conference was that the poll also found that many as possible from all areas on the McGovern strategists have plans to appointments to the University at the Tuesday, registered people favor assumption that three out of every turn their successful youth corps, fresh Friday meeting of the regents. IstereT"6 ®°in® *° ®et t*iem young McGovern by an even greater margin, four would be a Democrat. from primary victories, in to the The main issue involved a conflict blasts U.S. faeGregor said the Committee for The July 22 Gallup Poll said The GOP, on the other hand, either registration field in the hope that more between "the individual's right to maintain some confidentiality as Lh.y thas youth of the Resident registered young people favor soft-pedaled or concentrated its efforts young voters would mean more opposed to the conceded right of the democracy J McGovern over Nixon by 57 per cent organizations set up in areas where it believed young McGovern votes, 41 per cent with 2 per cent |,n, states with 125,000 young to undecided. The nonregistered surveyed people would tend to vote Republican once registered. I 0ers working to recruit young (Continued on page 15) (Continued on page 13) By RICK WILBINS State News Staff Writer ™^BfffRWS^l(AP)^lTuring^^r'l^year federal years and are treating them for whatever other ailments and"^ Creeping socialism in government is the foremost problem facing American experiment, a group of syphilis victims was denied proper diseases they have developed. medical treatment for their disease. Some participants died Members of Congress reacted society, Glenn Miller, Republican with shock to disclosure result, but survivors now are getting whatever aid is Congressional candidate for the 6th as a Tuesday by The Associated Press that the PHS syphilis District, said Monday in an interview. possible, the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS) says. experimentation on human guinea pigs had taken place. "When this country was founded, The experiment, conducted by the PHS, was designed to Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., a member of the Senate we had a republic," Miller said. "Now determine through autopsies what damage untreated appropriations subcommittee which oversees PHS bugets, we have a democracy. In a republic, syphilis does to the human body. called the study "a moral and ethical nightmare." Syphilis we had a limited form of government, "It's incredible to me that such a thing could ever have v Of about 600 Alabama black part in the study, 200 or so men were who originally took allowed to suffer the happened," he said in a statement. "The Congress should give careful consideration to compensating the families of but we're getting more government all the time. Democracy is the next step disease and its side effects without treatment, even after towards socialism." these men." penicillin was discovered as a cure for syphilis. Treatment Miller, Brighton geologist who owns denied tre then probably could have saved or helped many of the experiment participants, PHS officials say. They contend that survivors of the experiment are now Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., chairman of the Senate health subcommittee, said through a committee spokesman that he deplores the facts of the case and is Sterling Drilling Co.. defined democracy as it was derived from the Greeks — "Demos for mob, ocracy for concerned about whether any other such experiments exist. too old to treat for syphilis, but add that PHS doctors are rule, in other words mob rule." giving the men thorough physical examinations every two (Continued Miller, who said he was running on page 12) because incumbent Congressman (Continued on page 15) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. JuIvk^ . Blacks urge economic unity action," Young said. capitalism," By GEORGE WHITE Ford's absence did not development. philosophy. "Black business as "What Mi has done 'to' State News Staff Writer put a damper on the Young surprised many to get away from black summary wants GRAND RAPIDS — "If conference as Young delegates by speaking out reliance the federal Some of Young'# A few delegated we can't get our economics together, we can't get our brought the conference to against revenue sharing, on government and cooperate outlined solutions included: that reaffirmed Ford's8^ their dist> life by speaking on ~ Young declared the revenue among themselves." • Compulsory hiring of politics together." Those were the words of state Sen. controversial issues as well black economii sharing, as it is being pushed by the Nixon The outspoken Young blacks the Nixon adminjjjj few;. S Coleman Young who administration, would stifle described the busing •Training and internship Delegates agreed tin established the mood of the potential black millionaires controversy, calling it a programs sponsored by cable television wasesJS National Economic and urban businessman '"*L*fake issue for trade unions. to black input!- "In Development and Consumer though it would aid city opportunistic politicians." ownership of televi. seeking the second Conference, held in Grand •Provisions for $15 though to this date nou government. ''Opportunistic highest office in the land it's Rapids last weekend. billion per year to increase has been finalized politicians are jeopardizing on buv^l only natural that one's life The conference, "Black Antirevenue sharing the rights of not only black college enrollment for stations or gathering £1 sentiments were part of the minority youths. becomes more and more of an and Green is Beautiful — New Game in "anti federal government people but people all over support needed to the ex^l open book. Quite obviously, I Town," the country," he said. existing restricted^- attracted over 200 black involvement" feeling • Raising minimum wages haven't relished standing to $5 per hour, "needed to "Much of the businessman from across the prevelent at the conference. Young pointed out that confer before these lights and 30 or meet the government was issue and country, including busing had been used to discu«iT» 40 newsmen, describing my disproportionate numbers Delegates indicated they achieve segregated schools specified living standards for Gordon summarX health." from Michigan and Ohio. felt the government could four." "Proposals and proDl: The flpSi boost black economic for decades and that "the only weren't written 2 - Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton delegates discussed thing new about busing was various economic and development by aiding integration." Though the conference instituted. Those see story page 3 consumer activities related existing and new programs declined to endorse a leadership positions dM, to and not trying to direct Gordon said the real issue presidential candidate, take the initiative minority economic towuj development. them. is quality education and delegates voiced anti-Nixon these matters.' Following Young to the called busing a political sentiments. ''The black "Yet this conference Dean at Columbia shot podium were Grand Rapids Mayor Lyman Parks, Brig. new businessman is independent football. Gordon drew a positive successful in the fact n Gen. Daniel James, Arthur and enterprising," explained "The survival of black reaction when he referred to black businessmen » The dean of students at Columbia College was Williams, from the Office of Max Gordon, asst. people depends upon a Ford's planned speech, getting together with tb Minority Business administrator to Young and sophisticated combination "What Nixon has done for objective of shot five times on Tuesday, and police later held cooperating Enterprise, and Robert MSU instructor in of political and economic black people and black for questioning an expelled student who they said Phillips, of the Small was seeking readmittance to classes. Business Administration. All With three of the bullets in his chest. Dean Henry S. Coleman was reported in serious of the speakers cited economic power as essential PACT EXPECTED SOON condition at St. Luke's Hospital. Columbia to gaining black political power. University President William T. McGill went to the House V, minority leader hospital soon after the shooting. en Held for questioning was Eldridge McKinney, 20. Police said he returned to campus for a hearing readmission. Gerald on Nixon's Ford, (R-Grand Rapids), was slated to speak behalf of economic minority-oriented President and policies By LINDA WERFELMAN conflict involved policethe a new contract," Meyer issues, including talk salary, Progress on other is,_ but did not appear. State News Staff Writer University's preference for a said. Both sides could be Leonard Glander, University was satisfactory, Glandsl inconvenienced by agreeing director of personnel, said. said. two - year contract, Terry Negotiators for the Mayors ask for funds Ford initially cancelled University and members of Meyer, member of the to contract terms without knowledge of next year's "We are very close at Negotiatons will 9 a.m. today. resin# the Dept. of Public Safety negotiating team of police together now and expect an his speech Friday because of officers, said. The officers economic situation, he Monday's talks were tin Sixteen mayors told Congress Tuesday that should reach agreement on a agreement very soon," reported illness. A have requested a one year added. Glander added. first since last Wednesdij the nation's cities need at least $3.5 million to new contract soon, spokesman then sent notice contract. "Substantial progress has He was reluctant to when about 40 membersi avoid bankruptcy and provide essential services for Saturday night that he representatives of both sides the Dept. of Public Safeti "If the inflationary spiral been made" in reacliing discuss details of the would appear Sunday but said Tuesday. their teeming millions of people. and their families picketed The major remaining picks up, we can bargain for agreement on most other negotiations which he said he canceled a second time. After a meeting with President Nixon, the would be released after a Administration Building. T contract The picketers had hoptfl mayors testified at a Senate Finance Committee agreement was hearing that there's urgent need for federal funds reached. to make Univesitjl administrators aware offel AAUP requests U' to explain A settlement could come that would be provided by a House - passed fact that negotiations laJ today, Meyer predicted, revenue - sharing bill. adding that an agreement broken down, Mol Some said their cities could use more than the should definitely be reached Patterson, president 0f thf| MSU division of disregard of faculty pay plan $3.5 billion that local governments would get before Friday. under the measure, which also would give $1.7 The University in Fraternal Order of Polict| said last week. billion to states in the program's first year. The MSU chapter of the Monday negotiations had The officer said thrl American Assn. of University The Faculty .Affairs and Faculty Compensation not raised its offer of a 4 Professors (AAUP) sent a letter to President Wharton Committee (FAFCC) recommended a 7 per cent increase were requesting a 5.5 pJ Tuesday requesting that the administration provide clearer for fiscal year 1972 - 73 in five "immediate and short - term per cent wage increase, cent pay raise, thoum reasons for ignoring faculty porposed guidelines for pay goals of equal priority." "•^Meyer said. Glander said the increa| Calls link Nixon, raid increases. The administraiton had previously indicated it would University officials would reach 10 per cent. 1 recommend a 4 per cent across the board pay increase for announced earlier this Other issues included faculty members, but month that all University a spokesman Tuesday afternoon safety conditions of tin At least 15 calls to President Nixon's campaign LIEBERMANN'S declined comment until the board of trustees views the employes would receive quonset huts where poli«| administration proposal Friday. four per cent salary department offices headquarters were made from the home and office Jack M. Bain, secretary of the MSU chapter of AAUP increases. located. of one of the men arrested in connection with the raid on the Democratic National Committee offices Great travel male . . . asked that the administration make a "clear statement as to where and how the money went." unambiguous June 17, the New York Times reported Tuesday. The paper said sources involved in the our"TULA" they "They had a set of guidelines," Bain said. "Why didn't use them, and if they did, why don't they explain the differences." S.Viets sti investigation of the incident provided records of the phone calls, which suggested a link than CARRY-ALL IN He provide added the that the FAFCC had been established machinery for effective communication to to retake previously disclosed between the accused raiders between the faculty and the administration, and this and the Committee for the Re-election of the RUGGED LEATHER apparent failure provided further impetus for unionization. A faculty vote on the SAIGON (AP) — South Vietnamese paratroopers battldl President. question of unionization is into the night Tuesday in their drive to recapture Quufl scheduled for Oct. 23, Bain said The calls were reportedly made from the Miami Tri's 19th century Citadel from diehard remnants otif home and office of Bernard L. Barker. North Vietnamese occupation force. I Tne State News is published by the students of By evening, army spokesman Lt. Col. Do Dang reported "enemy resistance is weakening." There * Michigan State University every class day during Fall, word on casualties. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays Bo expressed hope the South Vietnamese flag couldk and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special raised over the old walled fortress Wednesday to symboli* Police battle strikers Welcome Week edition is published in September. the end of Communist rule in the battered provineal Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, capital, occupied by North Vietnamese forces since Mayl "The fighting is continuing," Bo told newsmen in Hue. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., think many North Vietnamese were killed. I do not thin Hundreds of policemen Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. any escaped." battled with striking There were conflicting claims on the recapture of tin Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. dockworkers on Tuesday Citadel. South Vietnamese military spokesmen in Saigon Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services outside a London jail holding said it had been retaken. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, An army communique issued in Hue said governmed five labor unionists whose Michigan, 48823. arrests troops entered the fortress at 10:20 a.m. But newsmen* pushed Britain toward Phones: the front could not verify this because South Vietnam* a national strike. News/Editorial 355-8252 soldiers fired warning shots over their heads when th(| ' . The House of Commons Classified Ads 355-8255 tried to approach the battle zone. , * endorsed Conservative Prime Display Advertising 353-6400 Associated Presss correspondent Dennis Neeld reports Business Office 355-3447 from Quang Tri that continuous machine gun, mortar« Minister Edward Heath's Photographic 355-8311 artillery fire was heard from the Citadel area for most# tough industrial policy by a the day. 299-266 Campus Information 353-8700 vote, in a furious South Vietnamese planes dropped napalm into w special session marked by Citadel before the initial assault. w insults and temper tantrums. In the air war, American jets flew more than 260 striW Heath refused to yield or to on Monday against bridges, rail lines and supply depots* eeee North Vietnam, the U.S. Command announced. T» intervene free to the Oft) command also reported the loss of two more fight®'' imprisoned workers. They bombers over the North and said one crewman was rescu were arrested for illegal ANY and another is missing. picketing last week. A (MSID€ government official wos ' 'I 0(Utfft announced, however, that he would seek the release of the jailed Crafted of soft, supple leather by South American PICKERING „ j CARTRIDGE SPECIALS 1 men by Wednesday. craftsmen, it opens wide for easy packing . . . and the extra long handles let you sling it from the shoulder. 18" x 11" x 8", it has amazing capacity for week - Unit sets clean air end or overnight needs. In natural tan or charcoal I ELLIPTICAL SERIES f plans brown •PHASE ,v ■ AME for 1 • 2 gram tracking. LIST 49.95 5„»jL|l 66(6)6 The Environmental Protection Tuesday proposed clean - air regulations for 12 Agency (EPA) o.ac. W(S J™"*™ a All for 2 • 4 gram tracking. LIST 39.95 SI.«i 10 jl states, including those in the Four Corners region in the Southwest where new power plants under (MOt AO ! P/AII for 2 - 5 gram tracking.LIST 24.95 '111 construction pose a pollution problem. MPines fto&ost In addition, parts of the clean air plans for 12 states were approved Tuesday. The clearance for one, Ohio, meant its total state plan now is DOMINO'S M.A.C. AVENUE 1 approved. EPA approved part of the state plans which had been rejected earlier, for Alaska, Arizona, Restaurant DELIVERY MUSIC CO. Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, THE Place for Pizza! 402 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING EAST LANSING - 209 E. Grand River 351-8870 Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania and 245 ANN STREET, E. LANSING Virginia. DOWNTOWN - 107 S. Washington Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 26, 1972 3 Plan outlines criteria for 'U' fee collections By LINDA WERFELMAN The organization would be required to have been State News Staff Writer registered for at least 10 per cent of the students, the policy said. Other initial requirements would include Student organizaitons requesting the University to act as registration of their collection agent must obtain written the group in accordance with University guidelines and approval of 30 ratification of the group's consittution. per cent of the group which would be subject to the tax, The constitution must include provi9ons granting the according to a policy to be submitted to the board of trustees Friday. power to tax and procedures for repealing orchangingthe The policy probably will be approved by the trustees, tax, the policy added. Eldon The group of students to be taxed would be required to Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs, said be readily identifiable by University procedures. Tuesday. The policy was designed to Processes for ending the University's function as prevent requests from many collection agent for a specific group could be initiated by newly formed groups with little student support that the University collect their taxes, Nonnamaker said. any full time student, the policy said. Revocation of the The University has to have some kind of University's right to collect the tax would not also revoke guidelines that the organization's right to tax its members. deal with this porblem," he added. A referendum would be held The University itself would discontinue collection of the during the registration tax if two thirds of the students subject to the tax refused period following validation of the petitions to gain the - approval of the students involved. A majority of those for two consecutive terms to pay, the policy said. This subject to the tax would be required to vote if elections provision also would not revoke the organization's power to AlVV results were to be tax members. binding. The tax would then be approved First, the roof caved in and then the floors began section early Sunday if a majority of those voting^ favored wic the assessment, Students could not be required to pay the taxes, and the morning. The building was still JL jUI,»_„t piling up one atop another in this 16 - story partially under construction. Petitions' which could be drcuUited^rom TheTirst dav of orug.anL.ization would ** rer. for ^10 McGovern met Tuesday Eagleton said. "I have )attle guerillas to be in good shape every appears ... r. 54 per ut uci cent males. icut incuts, Seeley accicv confidence that at age 42 I . morning. except, the senator said, McGovern said he had have learned how to pace Im two pounds attributed this imbalance to the higher number of male MEN'S BKLFAST (AP) Avenue where troops not known about his myself. I intend to give it all overweight and have half a mIioo and Imh»i» - British area that I running mate's past nervous have, but on a hemorrhoid." lops fought a running gun and IRA guerillas exchanged problem until after he measured basis." ■tie Speaking from the pine - against guerillas in a Catholic sector of gunfire intermittently throughout the daylight picked Eagleton as his vice Eagleton said of his 1960 paneled auditorium at the "10 °r ,>v° ^18 Bfast presidential candidate at the hospitalizaiton, "I was Sylvan Lake resort, on Tuesday while hours. funeral processions Bved through other parts Despite this running Democratic Miami Beach convention two weeks in depressed, my spirits were depressed," but he said his Eagleton said: "In seeking the second highest office in Est";*1* Jital, Northern Ireland's bearing victims of gunfight and other exchanges elsewhere in the city, the level of violence "I wouldn't hesitated one minute" in have ability to make rational decisions was not affected. In answer to another the land it's only natural that one's life becomes more and more of an open S^^=-STATE NEWS \hepards /Hq) E s Vweek's bomb terror, appeared to have slackened. choosing Eagleton anyway, question, Eagleton said, book. troops pressed the By nightfall only one McGovern said, "if I had DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING ■tish government's new bombing incident had been 326 South Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. known everything Sen. ■et tough" campaign reported. Three youths ■inst the outlawed Irish crossed the border from the Eagleton has said here Ask us about free parking in city ramp today." ■publican Army (IRA) Irish republic and planted ■th fresh two bombs in adjoining Eagleton said his first raids into Itholic hospitalization for nervous strongholds in gasoline filling stations near exhaustion was for four ■rch of arms and guerilla a border crossing point on weeks in December 1960. Jpects. the main Belfast-Dublin He said he had "pushed n one sweep of homes in road. Bfast's myself terribly, terribly heavily Catholic Both bombs exploded, hard" campaigning in his ■rf Lodge area, the army wrecking the filling stations. ■imed one of its biggest ■lis of arms in recent Inths. jThough it was a day of perals in the capital, city ■thorities reported that P1'1 burials were being CHICKKN A Payed because grave la kii:v 3.80 psers were demanding 1 Pay in the form of Selection from our SALAD BAR ■anger money." choice of potato or vegetable IV B i n a 1 d Individual loaf of bread & butter Dessert Jsley director of ■•neteries, acknowledged Beverage several burials had been FPoned but he said the Use All^entrance or fourth level of W' could not ramp for direct access. pay out ■ gpr money because Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.n Miss J's brand of Jifyone would want it." 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I must begin to the one you describe; as your letter so the professor to mistake the atfe* I vacationing from writing his column study or I'll be canned for good. clearly indicates, the infatuation has of a student for more than the! I Judy Yates, editorial editor become disabling. Strong attachments Relationships formed on this ^ I for the remainder of summer term. The woman student enamored of between men students and women may have disasterous results I f Bill Whiting, news editor Mike Cody, copy chief Reprints of his columns from fall term her professor finds no relief for her distress in the knowledge that this is a professors seem much less common or at least are less frequently complained everyone. I strongly urge contact the VOu ?l Rick Gosselin, sports editor 1970 will be substituted until fall term Counseling Center I when the Doctor's Bag will resume as fairly common occurrence on a college about. discuss your concerns with b| Nor is there any comfort in Some of the clues that explain the usual. campus. attraction are in the disabling nature professional mental health worker 'I Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for knowing that most professors would outstanding journalism. Letters be addressed to Dr. be even more distressed if they knew of the involvement. Such a strong Why would a male who has J* Werner at may the University Health of the attraction. In most situations attraction to one person will stimulated enough to have not be able to ejaculate anerecTl such as the one you described, there is successfully keep you from entering with fuZ| EDITORIAL Center. Names need not be included unless personal reply is requested. usually no basis for a relationship as little real information is known about into any relationships with men who are more accessible to you. Sometimes stimulation. Every so 0f,en 7*1 a the person so idolized. Rather, the shy people having a rough time happens to bothers him my boyfriend and I immensely. Could he h | Cops9 charges with What my can I do, I'm madly in love history professor? I get so keyed up, I can't listen to him in person suffering from this malady usually has rich imaginations about what the professor is like, what it must socially find solace in their fantasies as well as a reason not to be confronted by their difficulties. At other times, some sort sort of of mental block physical condition? or i$ j, I ® be like to be with him, and how much strong attractions identified as "love" to other 'U' lecture. As he walks around in front of the room, I stare at him and don't hear more attractive he is than other she knows. people are expressions of a need for closeness with a mature, protecting figure and The term used for the describe is ejaculatory The occasional inability to situation vo. incompetent I _ a word he says. He thinks I have a Day dreams about professors and have at their root strong needs for ejaculate b I Current charges by the employes. They work night breathing problem because I sniff to strong attractions for them are not dependency. nothing to cause alarm. It can be ill campus police that they deserve shifts, Saturdays, Sundays and get the full aroma of his after - shave usually disabling and most women so Sadly, on occasion the need to feel to fatigue, a temporary decrease interest in sex, a little too ill higher pay and that the holidays. lotion. He is not really all that inflicted enjoy the situation very powerful, wanted, and loved, or much hi drink, or a variety of preoccupatJI Even now, however, their pay beautiful, but has charisma. How do I much. There is a different matter than dissatisfactions with his own life leads University would not negotiate When the condition occj with them are unfounded. scale is quite favorable compared continually, the person has >| The officers contend that their to that of East Lansing police and psychogenic disturbance and is in m| of treatment. Although this biggest beef is with the attitude other Ingham County sheriff's disordertl of the University in not wanting quite rare, it is suffered by men vt)| deputies. to negotiate rather than the fact Campus police officers now have had experiences in life v|^| that the University only offered start at $9,300 a year while East have made ejaculation unpleasant. instance, some men raised || f#| them a 4 per cent pay increase. Lansing patrolmen start at Puritanical circumstances have coml However, William Neff, $8,695. Officials at the Ingham to believe that ejaculation for othnl negotiator for the University, County sheriffs office were than reproduction is evil. In 0tht| situations, the condition stems froad said Tuesday that after the unwilling to release exact figures legislature approved MSU's for their patrolmen but did say fear of making a woman pregnant;t| that starting salaries are over concerns over the cleanliness of || appropriations, University vagina assume an obsessional q officials set up a conference with with resulting disaster. $8,000. the officers for July 14. At that The officers are also carrying Once the symptom becoiJ time the officers were told that on a sideline campaign for better established it tends to be self | sustaining and treatment is designedsi the University could afford to facilities. They contend that the decondition a man to the fear of offer the officers a 4 per cent qu onset huts could be ejaculation. This is discussed in Mas increase. The officers stood up condemned because of poor and Johnson's book "Human Sex and said that 4 per cent was not electrical and sanitary Inadequacy", Little, Brown i worth talking about and walked conditions. Sadly enough, they Company, 1970. The level of stimulation neci out, Neff said. are right when they say that the Neff said that the officers odds are against the legislature to reach orgasm is considerably higbgl than that necessary to obtain il tried to contact officials of the ever appropriating money for a erection. Most men (especially youifl Fraternal Order of Police July 17 new building. men) will testify that erections lit That leaves the University in a easy to come by but there is n to set up negotiations. He said work involved in orgasm. officials could not be reached real bind. Departments all over c.C.P.S. 1970 that day and the next day the campus are crying for better officers picketed the facilities. ART BUCHWALD Administration Building, The whole issue boils down to charging that the University the fact that the officers are would not negotiate. asking for preferred treatment. Though the officers contend Because they are in a position to that they are diss&isfied with the express their discontent more University attitude rather than noticeably, as when they were the fact that they have been issuing tickets for trifling traffic offered only a 4 per cent violations, they may be able to WASHINGTON - The Republican A close Republican friend, Hiram second night will be devoted to We've asked all our delegates who anl increase, the University side force negotiations on salary convention planners are in a swivet. Staunchfield, who is head of the attacking the media, and on the third driving to Miami to pick up in of the story casts shadows on that when other University employes They have three nights of prime time Committee to Re - Elect the President night we'll put on Nixon, Pat, Tricia hitchhiker who looks as if he is comi^F Without Boring the People to Death, and Julie. But I'm not that is down to cause trouble. We're even not. on Aug. 21, 22 and 23 to fill, and not sure argument. are told me that his group was hard at talking about chartering buses froil much to fill it with. At the moment enough. The American people will The officers say that they But that does not make their work tyring to make an exciting Cambridge, Berkeley and CieorgetonB there are no rules fights, no platform forgive anything but a dull television deserve a 5.5 per cent pay cause just. They seem to be battles and no stop Nixon political convention out of a sow's ear. show." to make it easier for the kids to cowB increase instead of 4 per cent, working on the principle that movements. The GOP could have one "What about the demonstrators We'll promise them room, board andi| like all other University might makes right - the very of the best - organized, well - run, "It's going to be very tough this outside the convention hall?" I asked. chance to be on prime • tinul employes are getting, because premise that police departments rancorless conventions in modern year to keep up the excitement," he "That's our ace in the hole. If the television. It's an offer they canl| political history, but who the hell said. "On the first night we plan to' people outside will demonstrate, we possibly refuse." their work cannot be compared were supposedly established to "1 hope for your sake they shoiB wants to watch it on TV? attack McGovern and Eagleton. The might be able to hold everyone's to that of other University counteract. interest. One of the up," I said to Staunchfield. "But kid reasons we keep warning the demonstrators not to ruin are funny these days. If they knoiH our convention is that we feel it's the you need them to make y to their recent decision to cease MSU buses in SON, You uege bus operations starting July 26 and now service "have been that one could join? YOU'fie oo/Te ApmtM\ continuing for the remainder of the relatively empty," implying infrequent use. And yet, those responsible for Unfortunately this involved as campus is not as other universities that have MtsrA/ceN. / / Hts. soN. I summer. making this somewhat ambiguous strong student groups such as the As a frequent user of the MSU buses statement, at the same time, failed to ENACT group (Environmental Action) year - round, I highly resent being cite the exact figures for the average at Ann Arbor. However, the outlook inconvenienced in this manner. What number of students riding the buses for fall is somewhat better as the this will mean in my case is a rather daily. Perhaps the 230 or so passengers Waste Control Authority is sponsoring lengthy walk each day to and from my who do utilize the MSU buses during many projects and needs student place of employment, as I have no the summer are, to Max other means of transportation. Neils, T. support. Students can become Simon and their What is especially amazing about "efficiency experts," involved by joining the local Sierra an insufficient number to justify the announcement to terminate Club, E - QUAL, the student busing continued service. Nonetheless, I environmental organization on campus for the summer is the incredible would advise the way gentlemen to think ..ol' FZEPS/MPSOA/'S (UIFB in which Mr. Simon and Co. arrived at of (contact Fred Moore), contacting HONE* I F/NAUV these same people, including P6UPBP OUT HOU) HAP A BABY SAME PAY their conclusion. "We lost money the PIRGIM or calling Ron Wilson at the myself, who will be TWO FINE peDPte UfcE AS VOU- YOU KNOtfJ. TEP, first half of summer and don't want to sorely Center for Environmental Qualtiy. MHO 6eeu UP 70 pd A inconvenienced by their decision. J US ENPEP UP turTH A lose it the second half," was one of the What impact does the paper ' Loose utre FINE SCHOLAR. U6LL, JT What particularly frightens me <=«"-»£- saneuHeee ALOW reasons give. about it is the precedent it recycling project have on campus? / MARK' Was might have charging $7 for drastically for the future of MSU bus operations. Hatdly a dent into the problem at reduced service the first five weeks For if cutting back on service proves all. The Waste Control Authority is losing that much money? And could profitable now, then why not curtail presently investigating avenues to this loss not be made up in the fall service for the entire year. Think about alleviate this matter. One hundred per when normal use returns? Is it not true that one, bus users. cent recycled stationery paper can that last year four instead of two buses now be ordered by departments on ran the entire summer? Was the Peter J. Piveronus operation also losing money? If so, campus at equal cost to the paper now East Lansing graduate student being used. More projects along these why was not the decision to curtail July 21, 1972 lines will appear in the fall. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 26, 1972 5 Problems of disabled DEBBIE CALKINS people veterans told 1 By statp News Staff Writer shame ove"^ the "dSbto! i?™ * ' thi"k it S t0° who probably would veteran, the man who has the job as well or better which began Sunday and "Far too many disabled veieran ,atf: not have been saved in other Vietnam veterans served in Vietnam requires than a "normal individual." will continue through R..t concentration on wars," he explained, problems to contact and counseling, lietnam veterans have j Friday, is being held in . Returned home with their are slowlv — hut ° 68 habilitating and finding Vietnam veterans have veteran employment Russell explained. It has been proven, he Kellogg Center and is Usability and not much Suestion about it - ment for the a,so faced the Pr°Wem of representatives, he said. The unemployment rate added' t!?at aK handicaP^d sponsored by the School of |L Harold Russell, chanrinff" Vietnam - era disabled coping with the hostitlity Communication is the Industrial Labor Relations. " For the VC^^fn is needed, he said, directed at them because most important problem, of Vietnam veterans was 14 fers?n a,so„has aK ^eater Thairman of the President's mo*t n»rt Veteran employment io m m i ttee of the the Russell successfully notPd ' "Wo solved h ' j. percentage ?!s?bled Vietnam veterans is of the Indochina war is not a "popular war" Russell said, Russell said. Veteran employment representatives r„s,nDecembe'1971' «°de„hr,rand a representatives participating in the institute are from Imployment told the nroblems of thp^Itur h'gher than U was ^ any When the Vietnam need to "try to relate to If placed in the proper The Institute landicapped, P.^Lernf„°f !?. tera.ns of r Michgian, Minnesota, lembers of the Institute on World War II - if we o^er"We war, Russell said. are veterans returned home, them" on a personal basis. job, Russell asserts, a Employment Development Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana saving a lot of niany found "people didn't More than any other handicapped veteran can do for Disabled Veterans, Implovment ■ Development and Ohio. Disabled Veterans lie e t i n g on campus GOP ponday. J in the id, first place, veterans ihere they can find help. Russell do not know eyes iThey get discouraged, they L frightened, they go |ome and that's the end of tern," he said. in women's slates WASHINGTON (AP) - already chosen, she said, Minnesota it has I The World War II veteran Republicans hope to more than half have never women - than ran on more the Ld he thought the movie increase dramatically the been to a convention slate," she said. With 26 Best Years of Our number of women delegates before. Some 208 either » in which he delegates and an equal — at their national convention attended college or are now number of alternates, lortrayed a handicapped in Miami next month. But in college, 20 are under 30, Minnesota has 13 women Bilor - exposed the female representation is 17 are teachers, one is a delegates and 15 women roblem of the disabled expected to fall short of the dean, six are attorneys and alternates, |eteran to the public. 50 - 50 many women. sex ratio sought by five are nurses, she said. Most of the remainder are Some states had almost I This is good, he "If present trends not working or are equal L plained, because once representation, fople are exposed to a joblern, they are apt to Speaking o continue, there is that we will almost double women's participation over a chance housewives. My heroine state is Michigan has 20 of 48 delegates. women out Harold Russell, chairman of the President's Kink about it and then try problems a veteran encounters when he seeks a job the 1968 Convention, which fc solve the problem. Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped after returning to the United States. Waaiaa was 16 per cent," Anne I Russell said at one time speaks to employment representatives on the State News photo by Martin Overholt Armstrong, cochairman of the Republican National Committee, said. rHrmilfln/ittmli Mr- rOOTH DOCTOR NEEDED Armstrong said she hopes the percentage of women will be "right in the 30s" with about 400 women Now thru Wanted: in the 1,348 dentist - member delegation. There were 223 women among the 1,333 I NEW DELHI (AP) - charity clinic, said. to volunteer for two months delegates in the 1968 that there is one dentist were provided by the Junior convention. Banted: Dentist for clinic in Karisal, Bangladesh. No lompetition, no fees but Finally, clinic is however, finished operation, and I find and "the in no after said. I leave," Simmons Bhola is an egg-shaped here for two people," Simmons wrote. million Chamber of Commerce in his home town. in The party has suggested voluntary guidelines that Sunday Stereo Why bring toothbrushes Simmons lives in each state delegation have tore than a million shortage of patients,' he island in the Bay of Bengal and dental care to a nation orientally det rated an equal number of men patients. said. below south-central whose 75 million people bachelor apartment his and women. But official "One a lot man can of take people," Dr. care Simmons said Sweden's Save the Children Fund has Bangladesh middle of and the in the country's brush their teeth with sticks or their fingers, standing in office in Georgia, with pet parrot. his slates from 37 states and the District of Columbia had album Special . . arry Simmons, a taken over sponsorship of cyclone alley. Bhola lost muddy rivers? "I'm going straight to loyish-looking 35-year-old his clinic, and he does not disclosed that only 275 200,000 people in "I can teach the kids Athens after Bhola," he women have been certified, American who rode a want to close up shop when November 1970, during a good dental health and I said. "I've been dreaming of The big states of Russian helicopter to the he returns to his home in storm and tidal wave. louth Bangladesh island of hope they can stick to it," good food. The diet is California, Florida, New Athens, Ga. in Septmeber. "This place is good for Simmons said in a Dacca York, New Jersey, and Bhola last month to set up a pretty rough here." "I need to find a dentist one's ego. When you think hotel room interview in In the helicopter were Pennsylvania, have not yet May. He was waiting for 35,000 toothbrushes and been certified and are Bangladesh government $4,000 worth of dental expected to boost the total Issues course to study approval project. to begin Each year he takes off in his equipment — most of which he found because to be useless Bhola has no number Armstrong delegates of have said. women, to A11 be ■ithe summer to bring certified by Tuesday. electricity and his diesel values, morals in life I Values and morals as concepts and how Marion Anderson, director of peace dentistry don't have it. to those He obtained the approval who generator was lost. the In a statistical rundown of women after a lobbying campaign — ■ey influence personal life, politics, education for the Michigan Council of "They thought they needed lisiness, literature, and films, science Kucation, will be the focus for study and ■scussion in the Great Issues course in the and Churches; Robert Anderson, professor of religion; Dorothy Arata, asst. provost for other things worse, but I convinced them this is as SIDEWALK SALE undergraduate education, and Albert important as any," he said 1". Cafagna, asst. professor of philosophy. — then ran into a I The course is open to all students Others teaching the course in fall will be transportation snag. A visit Biggest in Town DEEP PURPLE Igardless of their major. A different issue Mildred Erickson, associate professor of to Russian officials staying I taught each quarter and students may American thought and language, and in his hotel in the capital MACHINE HEAD (-enroll for credits up to a total of three University College coordinator for got him a helicopter. THURS., FRI., & SAT. Continuing Education; Krupka; John In past summers I Lawrence R. Krupka, professor of Molloy, associate professor of social Simmons has worked in |atural science, is chairman of the Great science; William Vincent, instructor in Israeli desert bomb shelters » program and coordinator for the ftilues and morals issue. humanities; Jerry West, professor of American thought and language; Robert and camps. in Palestian refugee Usually he pays his ii| lansing mall Saginaw at Elmwood J Teaching the course in fall will be James Wilcox, manager of Jacobson's in East own way, but the "the center of things" Anderson, asst. professor of humanities Lansing; and Lewis Zerby, professor of toothbrushes for ■id of Honors Bangladesh asst. director College; philosophy. 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SMITH the regular school year they for their grade. having trouble in school and their time with arts and Going to school isn't The program is offered in blame the teachers for it. crafts, outdoor cooking and always that bad. Fifty-six usually have about 12 to 14 volunteers. nine Lansing schools during Baugus said she camping as part of a Lansing inner-city children have the regular school year as occasionally enters a home Parks and Recreation The volunteers usually found that it sometimes can work with groups of five well as the summer. where the children do not program. be fun. children and teach them The special classes are have a decent place to sleep. Once a week the children Every weekday morning, things like cooking and open to all the children, They sleep with a number take field trips. They these kindergarten through Baugus said, but they of brothers and sisters in the sewing. usually go to Waldemier third graders work with Baugus said that the encourage those who are same bed, or may not have a Nature Center in Lansing, MSU volunteers and slow achievers to attend bed at all. types of classes offered but they have also been to teachers at Holmes Street these summer classes to help In a case like this she depend mostly on the skills the Detroit Zoo and had a and the fields of interests of prepare them for classes in refers the parents to the School, 1030 S. Holmes St., picnic at Kensington Pzrk. Lansing, and learn about the volunteers. the fall. proper social agencies for Baugus said the rpogram conservation, cooking, art She said there was one "It gives children a better help. has been very successful. and music along with the MSU volunteer who taught self-image and changes some In both cases, Baugus said that after "There is a noticeable more conventional subjects dancing for two terms, and attitudes," Baugus said. "If talking with the of reading and math. the children really enjoyed the need arises we make parents, their attitude change in the children," she "We get excellent results it, but when the volunteer home visitations to identify definitely changes which is said. "They feel better from these MSU some of their problems." noticeable in the children in about themselves. They feel left they had to drop the volunteers," Louwillie dancing lessons because As community class. more wanted, and are more willing to go about their Summer Baugus, community there was no one else to coordinator, Baugus will These are the children the coordinator at Holmes, said. teach them. visit the parents of children programs are geared for, activities." The Holmes who have been Baugus said. She said they Kathy Warriner watches as her students work on a mural at the Holmes Street School "They seem to understand Street having express the children, and the School summer program is problems in school to find During the summer appreciation and like the program. The program provides activities for children during the summer months children like them." out the cause and give the school program, the when there is little for a child to endeavor in. sponsored by the Lansing program. This summer there are Board of Education under family help. children not only study the "Attendence is good so State News photo by Milton a Horst three MSU volunteers program which aims at She said she often talks three basics — math, you know they like their working with the Holmes children who are not to irate parents who are reading, and writing — but classes," Baugus said. pm More c OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY OPEN SUNDAYS 8™ to 10 IWiltl'miilM' iif.liHilTHliilll* on land An MSU expert foresees Chappelle notes that till SWIFT'S PREMIUM r TYSON'S GRADE A PROTEN CENTER CUT more public control of land U.S. government 0«gl in the United States, even about a third of J E MEATY I though zoning has been country's land and can ha ALL MEAT WHOLE TURKEY CHICK unpopular in the past. "Land use is a central a big businesses. influence He cites n™ problem in our society — it basin districts and the uJ involves the questions of Army Corps of Engineers J FRANKS FRYERS . IRIMSTICKSJ STEAKS who controls land and how examples of multistnL natural resources are used," allocators of watershed am explained Daniel Chappelle, power resources through J 12 oz. professor of resource collection of data anil 2 danu,| development and forestry. building of 33c 78' "One of the problems in the respectively. past was that zoning boards have been too easily swayed LIMIT 3, PLEASE by wealthy individuals with personal interests at stake." Chappelle believes that an Workshop| obvious drawback to current rules and regulations applied slated on SAVE 16c BIG E HAMBURG OR to land is the fact that state (GS. $1 f s boundaries do not always correspond to the natural putdowns I HOT DOG BUNS F 8 1 TASTV, TENDER boundaries of resources. "In order for resources to Women who putting up are tired if with criti35,000 ■e E. Mikles, professor of Kith, physical education Peter's father and mother WORTH OF came to Alton to visit in ■ recreation. Mikles explains that the April, several months after Rudolf Jblem is not with the term Gnagi's presidential expired. pien. ■'In recent years, he "We wanted Peter's |s "there has been an Xased desire on the part parents to see what we FAMOUS LABEL ■ women to compete and really are," Mrs. Fritz, a substitute music teacher in lllv we have broken the Alton schools, said. En the stereotype that Fritz is employed by the Trnen shouldn't compete. Alton Board of Education. is competition is what we ^d academically to trest women in training Peter laughed at the ft>e coaches." ■he problem ■notnics. »thletics pays 1st is in the for itself in Big Ten universities, Peter 1SS son Gnagi, right, a foreign exchange student from Switzerland, wanted to be treated just like everyone else during his stay in the United States, so he decided to keep suggestion that his father might be addressed "Mr. President" and his mother called "the First Lady." SUMMER FASHIONS "We're just people," he Mies explains, and now confidential the fact he was son of the president of Switzerland. said. "We live in Berne ■t it has to support an just AP Wirephoto like other people." women's REDUCED TO ■ panding Jogram, there are ■blems. At MSU the ldget Juipment ■letics for has for travel women's increased and a Johnson remains ■usand per cent. ■his may mean, Mikles Mculates, that ■during men's sports may nonrevenue for tests following (reduced to an intramural SAN ANTONIO, Tex. rhythm regular," officials miles north of here Monday the hospital said. emphasizes that (AP) — Former President said in a statement, adding: night to the Army's Brooke At last official word, he 's athletics still is not Lyndon B. Johnson will "While there is at this General Hospital. was "comfortable, in kg treated in a big way, remain hospitalized fo|r time no evidence of a major He had been scheduled for excellent spirits, and his more observation following 'severe heart attack of the a routine checkup here general condition is quite Jf doi 't look for a Big chest pains suffered sort he expereinced in April, Tuesday as a followup to his satisfactory." 1 confe.ence for women Monday, but there is April heart attack, but was no i$72, an additional period I a long time," he says, evidence that he had a of observation in the admitted to Brooke after Accompanying him to his fcybe never." major heart attack, officials hospital is indicated." developing some chest apins seventh - floor penthouse ■"Women's competition is said Tuesday. Spokesmen said Johnson's and nausea Monday evening, suite was Mrs. Johnson, : a beginning level. Spokesmen said he spent a personal heart specialist, Dr. Bat will probably happen comfortable night Monday J. Willis Hurst of Atlanta, 1 that there will be in his special Army hospital Ga., is being kept informed ^petition within the suite, "without recurrence of his condition by However, this does of severe chest pain or telephone. "He may visit I rule out national and nausea." later, but there is no ■onal competition for the "His electrocardiogram urgency under the present remains stable and his heart circumstances." Meanwhile, Johnson's younger daughter, Mrs. lar sales for July Patrick Nugent, was undergoing tests in an Austin hospital Tuesday for PRICE! what an offical called upper lit record levels respiratory difficulties. A St. David's Hospital spokesman said Tuesday |)ETROIT (UPI) - The 30,988 cars sold in each of "they are doing tests to automakers the nine selling days this determine what kind of |ing "it in out the 1972 model year compared with 33,077 infection it is." He said she record fashion with in eight selling days last will be hospitalized for "a I buyers, knowing the ■3 models will cost year. couple of days" and was more, The automakers are admitted to St. David's ■king for bargains, seeking permission from the "more for a diagnostic work _ pales ■ysler in the mid by. Ford — and — Federal Price Commission - up than anything else." Starts Today At 9:30 a.m. Sharp! - July to raise prices on 1973 Johnson, who is nearing |od were at record levels models ranging from $90 by his 64th birghday, was Yes, today is the day and Hosier's is the place to ■le American Motors save 50% on thousands Chrysler to $150 by flown by private plane from of dollars worth Jyed its best July 11-20 American Motors. his LBJ Ranch about 60 of summer fashions. Although there are literally ■°d in eight yeare. thousands of items on sale,styles, colors, and sizes are incomplete so peral Motors sales were shop early for the best selection and the greatest savings! frn from the comparable jiod of 1971 because of 1 incentive programs SPECIAL! ALL SALES FIIMAL! NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS! were under way ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Here Are Just A Few Of The Tremendous Savings: |ng the priod last year, f° far this year, dealers ■ the four auto AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON ° companies delivered both 5,140,462 domestic and $8.00 Central Mitliiyuii's NOW $5 to s18 f'gn - built, compared ELECTRIC PORTABLE $11.00 4,734,115 through STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 CAMPING LONG DRESSES were $16 to $38 NOW $8 to s19 / 20 of 1971. Sales in OFFICE ELECTRIC $15.00 12* 11 • 20 period HEADQUARTERS SIZZLER DRESSES NOW $10 |'eJ 4 in278,895, Up from the period last AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES were $20 "Everything for the Camper" ■unvever, there 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-8258 SUMMER TOPS were$6to$18 NOW s3 to s9 TENTS Over 50 Models to Choose From SUMMER PANTS were $11 to $22 NOW wi ■A o © .Thermos .Eureka .Trail Blazer A FLARE LEG JEANS NOW s6 ^ were $12 Expert repair and service on all ladies'and mens HOT PANTS were $6 to $13 NOW $3 to s6.50 watches and jewelry. SKIRTS, PANT SKIRTS »e,.s6,. $,3 NOW $3 to $6.50 LONG SKIRTS were $13 to $22 NOW 6.50 to $11 Low prices and fast service. SWIMSUITS were $12 to $20 NOW 6 to $10 Cots .Foods .Stoves .Heaters .Lanterns RAUPP SHIRTS, BLOUSES were $6 to $16 NOW $3 to s8 223 Abbott Rd. (qem Jmvelry J Next to State Theatre Campfitters 2208 E. Michigan Mon.-Fri. to 8 P.M. Phone 489-4188 Saturday 10 to 6 HALTER SETS NOW $5 NOW 4 to $8.50 Also: Detroit, Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo and Chicago 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, JU|V 26 1972 1 Official promotes end to partisan judiciary By ROBERT BERG is no way for a person out United Press International News Commentary of favor with party leaders to petition his way into Not very many people contention for a ballot slot. admit to liking it. name on the ballot through Wayne County Circuit He must be appointed by a But prior to this year no this own party if other Judge Horace Gilmore. convention since there is no one was doing anything means fail, he might not be Republicans are mulling about the only maverick on ghe over three names right now primary to run in. changing it besides complaining about it. ballot for the high court, for their two slots — Should he win his federal The "it" in this case isn't Former Democratic Party Appeals Court Judges John court suit, the legislature the weather. It's the way Chairman Zolton Ferency is Gillis of Grosse Point Shores would be forced to devise a Michigan selects the considering trying for the and John Fitzgerald of new way to put high court members of the State court through his new Grand Ledge and Oakland nominees on the ballot. Supreme Court. political party — the Human Circuit Judge James S. The seven justices are Rights Party. Thorburn. elected on a nonpartisan If both men make it on The situation surrounding basis in the November the ticket, they might well the court is the result of a election. But they are nominated at conventions both be victorious with the name recognition factor deadlock in constitutional convention, the State toughens of the political parties in the working for them. Levin is a It was agreed Supreme late summer. cousin to former state Sen. Court judges should be elected on a nonpartisan labor camp /aw The result is a great deal Sander M. Levin, who tried of public cynicism about unsuccessfully for governor basis. But no one could on the Democratic ticket in come up with an acceptable the political status of the judges, especially when they 1970 and established a plan for their nomination, have to deal with such recognition factor for the As a result, the constitution By UNITED PRESS licensing programs by I political issues as legislative Levin name. Ferency was says they shall be INTERNATIONAL reducing the time intervals | reapportionment as they did the Democratic party's nominated as provided by Legislation to give the usually entailed in actions I this year. nominee for governor and law. The legislature has against errant licensees. Now one appeals court has drawn a great deal of ne^er ie7n able to agree on *ate Public Health Director In another area, the I judge who aspires to a seat attention since as he slowly a change in the old law 8 ..J"?" *" „.h" governor signed a bill I Young, Tender on the high court is trying to change things. Judge became estranged party. 6 from the which ' had them nominated from party conventions and , w. miorant migrant . . Inhnr camns was labor signed into law Tuesday by ^ camps was establishing loan fund an emergency for insolvent I I They would be on the the old law stands, school districts which have I Turkey Drumsticks Charles L. Levin, an appeals court judge since 1966, is attacking the current setup ballot candidates with a group of with no Levin's suit contends the legislature has, in effect, Gov. Milliken. The measure, which takes no further turn to the state. recourse but to I effect immediately, is on several fronts. statewide following, given political parties the The measure designed to improve the 23c ib. Levin has formed his political party — the nonpartisan Judiciary Party own Democrats are expected to nominate Recorder's Court Judge Robert Evans and "Exclusive power to provide access to the ballot box" for would-be judges, since there . m,Branl n , . laDor camP specifically tailored forth Baldwin which School will receive District! I — for the express purpose of emergency $300,000 lo Farm Fresh getting his name on the under its provisions. November ballot without URGES HELP OF AIDES Baldwin, in sparsely I Fryer Legs currying the favor of one of the two-main parties. At the populated Lake County ill northern lower Michigan 1 same time, he is attempting was on the verge oil to petition his way directly Nixon asks bankruptcy partially! 59' it. onto and the November ballot has submitted 17,000 signatures to the secretary because more than half the districts' property receipts are delinquent eact| oil tufl of state's office. year. Baldwin Swift Prem. Bacon Now Levin has filed suit in the federal courts in an in U.S. lands recently approved a six I mill property tax levy fot| their schools. attempt to force the Also signed by tlt| 1 pkg- 89( secretary of state's office to accept the nominating petitions and spare him the need of WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon told aides Tuesday to twist bureaucratic "acquired land" and this is the property being studied for possible recreational use. governor permitting the state to issue was polial persomll being nominated by arms to convert more surplus federal land —"Acquired" land includes such identification cards any party, even his own. into recreational areas under his "legacy of property as that purchased earlier by the residents and Assuming Levin gets his parks" program. government for military installations, voters for a $3 fee. No on veterans hospitals and other facilities. Waving at a map in his oval office, he 34f would be required toobta Charmin Bath. Tissue told members of the Federal Property Review Commission that the government owns more than half the land in some At the portion of the meeting which newsmen wer* said the government allowed to attend, Nixon had made a good start the card circumstances. under 4 roll pkg. western states and added: "That's in releasing land in 39 states for 144 new Other bills signed btl ridiculous. We don't need it." parks. • Milliken will: Much of the federal property in the West But he said there is a tendency in the ♦Allow Wayne Count; I is public domain land which is leased for bureaucracy to "get a vested interest" in a Shurfine Fruit Cocktail 16 oz. 4/$l livestock grazing but commission members said later this category was not covered in the program to turn property over to states piece of federal property and to resist turning it over for park use. He said some bureaucrats' arms should be twisted to Community College to iss tax anticiaption notes fal operations and to levy taxel anc local governments for parks. accelerate the prograih. to pay off those debtil "We have not even looked at the Nixon cited the case of four miles of without a vote of tlx| beach property near his San Clemente, people. question of public domain land," 3/$l transfer oil Spartan Applesauce presidential counselor Donald Sumsfeld, a Calif., home. Once part of Camp Pendleton ♦Permit the commission member said. "Nothing the Marine Base, the land was conveyed for about 11 acres of propertyH »«. President said today wins meant to apply to development as a recreational area. But at the Northville Statf| public domain land." Nixon said he discovered in his visit to San Hospital to the state p' Of the 750 million acres of land owned Clemente this month that the beach was department for constructioil by the government, Rumsfeld said about only sparsely used because it lacked access of a combined distncW Scotl Viva Towels 2/77" Detroit pogj 707 million acres are classed as public and public facilities. This prompted federal headquarters, domain land. The rest is in the category of action to speed up the land's development. and crime laboratory. 2 roll pkg.. Glenn Herrim Hunt's Tomato Sauce 6135 West Saginaw, Lansing Films on Japan slated <"» $c /month END' Muffler Special (FROZEN FOOD DEPT.) for every Wednesday Banquet Gnik'n Bags, 5 oz., Turkey w/Gravy, VW Muffler - Complete Japanese cultural films, admissioal Chicken, and others 4/88c "BUG" Rea. f37.00 BUS Reg. >46 GO NOW NOW $26.95 $36.95 which are being previewed for viewing during Japan today in the Con Con Room of the Internationa] Center. 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Start by beating a path for your MSU Employees Credit Union. We've got plenty of vacation money just waiting for you. It's available fast - instantly if you have an Instant Cash account - and at the usual low credit union rate. ♦Small groups Get a full measure of pleasure from •Voluminous study prepare" material "J your hard earned vacation this year home with experts In each field a little help from us. Spartan Summer Special Compact Weekends-Inters^ Sessions course! White Bread EDUCATIONAL C MSU EMPLOYEES 20 (cred^^unionJ| LOCAL CLASSES | ' 2/29' oz. loaves (313) 354-00653 limit 2 600 E. Crescent Dr. • Open 9:30 5:30 Monday thru Friday save 16c on two loaves Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 26, 1972 9 Detroit At least 25 police prevent more disorders IdETROIT(UPI)-Police armed with policemen long billy clubs festivals sponsored by the three hours early Sunday to and early Sunday. Nine Kennedy Square early locked off a favorite city. quell a large gang of youths others were arrested in the charged with breaking and gathering spot and wearing face guards Most of those attending Saturday when 29 scout entering and receiving stolen who ran through the surrounded Kennedy Square previous night's incident. cars from throughout the d put up a heavy squad the carnival - like affair downtown area heaving Riot equipped police property from a clothing and beat patrol in the a concrete park with a city and 20 tactical mobile — - behind Detroit's store. , fountain - fed pool and Cobo objects at windows, were called to the scene unit vechicles responded to Mayor Roman Gribbs, ■ntra I business district (convention) Hall clearly automobiles and police and who returned late Saturday shortly after midnight and Indav night to prevent a I d night of disturbance. speaker's stand — to prevent another gathering of rock were there to enjoy the assaulting passersby. cleared the area. They also trouble calls. Officials made nine Police said the from a two week vacation - festival and were not bent combination of warm, in Greece, and bottle throwing youths. Sixteen persons — five of closed down the square. arrests, inspected the on trouble. them juveniles — including three humid nights, coupled with damaged stores Patrol cars, manned by were Police estimated there juveniles, following that the Sunday It took police almost arrested late Saturday night were 1,500 persons at atmosphere of the afternoon and remained three or four riot geared disturbance. They were nearby - festival, made the downtown at night. leporter officers, cruised the streets surrounding the square and a police helicopter hovered | amed Stop abortion overhead. \tate IlANSING (UPI) Cormick, a Pulitzer - Ken Prize p In addition, groups police stood guard at the corners surrounding the square in front of boarded windows, smashed by rocks of By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL to calling for a public vote on the abortion petition process as guaranteed in the state "I ask this court to protect the right of ' and issue and that its methods for i n g former bottles during An attorney for antiabortion forces told determing constitution, Hubbell replied: "Among the the citizens to propose legislation," she disturbances after midnight the number of signatures were unscientific jwspaperman, has been the Michigan Court of plaintiffs in this case are the fathers and said. Appeals Monday he and invalid. the prospective fathers of the state of (pointed by the Michigan Friday and Saturday. represents "the fathers and prospective He also said the court should bar the Asst. Attorney General Charles Hackney, Kjreme Court as a lay Twenty - five persons were fathers" who might lose offspring under a Michigan. They are not given any rights to representing the board of abortion proposal from be notified by their wife or her doctor that canvassers, said lsmber of the State Bar arrested during the weekend liberalized abortion law. appearing on the Hubbell had no case because the board is ballot because the petition wording was abortion is to take f lace." Jjevance Board. exactly five years from an — The statement came Monday not required by law or by the constitution the weekend when the 1967 during oral not correct on technical grounds. Shirley Burgoyne, an Ann Arbor ■McCormick succeeds arguments before a three judge appellate - The Michigan Coordinating Committee to conduct a random sample of petitions Detroit riot broke out. attorney representing the abortion ■hn Murray, an MSU panel which is hearing a charge by Traverse for Abortion Law Reform submitted submitted by citizens. There were no reports of committee, called Hubbell's arguments ■irnalism professor. His City attorney Stuart Hubbell that the trouble, however, thousands nearly 300,000 signatures to the board for "irrelevant and immaterial." Jpointment is for one year. K reporter for the Detroit of people continued to mill abortion amendemnt should not be certification earlier this year. After a Burgoyne said state law provides for "The random sample is just one more indicator — and one of many — that the around Kennedy Square and random check, the board accepted some Hpe Press for 30 years, challenges to initiative petitions only if the board is free to rely on if it wishes," he the Detroit riverfront for 229,000 signatures which were more than subject matter of the petitions would fcormick was awarded the third and final night of Hubbell told the judges that the Board of enough to put the issue up for a vote. interfere with one's "private right or said. "But there is nothing in the law that Pulitzer prize for State Canvassers was When asked by Judge Robert J. Danhof even requires a random sample." an Afro - American Festival, "arbitrary and license." Hubbell, she said, does not meet The cellenee in journalism in capricious" when it certified petitions what right Hubbell had to appeals court is expected to rule on one of a series of ethnic challenge the the criterion. Hubbell's challenge in the next two weeks. lot F unsafe, p Shop Knapp's Meridian Mall weekdays 10 to 9, Sunday 12 to 5 >0 students say frjfty students have signed write the All - University ■ petition Traffic Committee to protesting what ley call unsafe and request in the a temporary change ■convenient parking parking regulations. ■nditions in Lot F located ■ross the tracks from llden Hall. Official urges |The petition, which was |sted on in the main lobby J Wilson Hall, lists the Nixon lonome Blowing complaints: l*Lot F is an open ■itation to theft. new HUD head l*Lot F is not easily Icessible for the driving DETROIT (UPI) - Idenl Detroit Common ^Crossing the unlighted, Councilman Carl Levin licketed area near the Tuesday asked President ■ilroad tracks invites Nixon to replace George Jigging or rape. Romney as Secretary of tne1 J During summer term, Dept. of Housing and Urban |ch a small number of cars Development (HUD). t parked in Lot F that ■me alternative could In a letter to the Isily be provided for President, Levin said HUD Irking nearer to the hall in had failed to fund an urban fcich the student is living. renewal area in Detroit jThe petition suggested though $8 million has been ling the center portion of allocated for the Forest ' Holden Hall lot. The Park No. 2 Project. The ktition claims that councilman said that local |esently three - fourths of HUD Director William e lot is empty day and Whitbeck has even failed to ■ght. respond to requests for a Kampus police said meeting on the project. lesday that Lot F is ■trolled at night with the Accompanying his letter, ■equency of patrols Levin attached a 150 - page Tepending on the report which he called ■trolmen's other activities. 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SING ALONG 6:30 -8:00 Jim Basel —— - 8:30 to 2 a.m. Home Entertainment Center, Capitol Avenue Jerry Tomen Combo Meridian Mall and Lansing Mall Dancing Wednesday, July 26, 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan i Kelley, Griffin tangle on school busing issue DETROIT (UPI) - Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley and U.S. campaign for the Senate seat. Sen. Robert P. Griffin Monday signaled the thrust of their "I would be glad to enter in with him a moratorium on U.S. Senate campaigns: Each will try to out - antibus the busing but I don't think he will," Kelley said. The two other. should be debating tax, education and Vietnam War issues, Griffin, the Republican incumbent, and Kelley, the Kelley said. Democratic challenger, traded barbs over the question, Kelley charged President Nixon and Griffin have accusing one another of doing too little too late to stop attempted to "inflame people and divide people along racial school busing. lines" on the busing question. Early Monday, Griffin suggested to a television news Asked if he believes Kelley sides with pro - busing forces, interviewer that Kelley and his staff demonstrated Griffin said, "it is very difficult to say just exactly why Mr. "incompetence" in handling appeals of U.S. District Judge Kelley does things from one day to the next, because he Stephen J. Roth's rulngs in the Detroit school case. says differing things than he has in the past." Kelley saw the interview on a noon news show and Kelley Monday said he welcomes presidential nominee promptly called a news conference to refute the charges George S. McGovern on the Democratic ticket. and level some of his own. "I think he'll be a help," Kelley said at a news It all started when Griffin said he was disappointed that "the court of appoals (in Cincinnati) itself had criticized conference when asked whether the South Dakota Senator would help or hinder Michigan Democrats. Icing Atty. Gen. Kelley for not taking steps earlier to have the Kelley said that while he agrees with McGovem on "96 With hockey season still a distant four montns away, skating in competition with a keen eye on precision case certified and brought on appeal." per cent of the issues," he does not agree with the figure skating classes have taken over the facilities at balance, routine and overall poise. "I don't know and I'm not going to judge exactly why McGovern and Democratic platform endorsement of busing Dem Hall. Skaters of all ages engage in the artistry of State News photo by Chuck Michaels that was the case," Griffin said. "Perhaps it was as a means of integrating schools. incompetence on the part of some of his people, perhaps it was lack of adequate supervision on Mr. Kelley's part. "There has been the suggestion that maybe the arbitration even timing of these steps (getting a stay in political considerations mixed in with it." the case) may have Kelley turned it around at his news conference, charging that Griffin, and not he, was using the busing issue for State contract unconstitutional. must purchase would also increasing taxes," the Michael D. O'Hara. political hay. By UNITED PRESS disputes between The law was enacted in be violative of the opinion said. "While Mr. Griffin has talked," Kelley said, "we have INTERNATIONAL municipalities and their constitution. While inflation taken action, and it appears that while our tactics have The Michigan Court of police and firemen. 1969 to provide an certainly be Brennan awards made in also said both the the "It would be quixotic,lol worked, his have failed. Appeals Tuesday upheld the A three - judge panel alternative to strikes by may say the least, were we'tgl unanimously rejected the police and firemen. It undesirable, we are not yet police and fire cases in accept the city's contention I "Every single piece of legislation proposed by Sen. constitutionality of Griffin has been repudiated by his own colleagues, Kelley Michigan law providing contention by the city of requires all police and fire ready to hold it Dearborn should be that because it refused to I unconstitutional. added, referring to Griffin's inability to get a strong compulsory arbitration in Dearborn that the law was unions deadlocked in "Furthermore, the city is renegotiated Dearborn because not designate a panel! antibusing bill through Congress. contract talks with their was member it can noil communities to submit to always free to reallocate represented on the compel the union to pi Kelley challenged Griffin to a moratorium on the busing resources to meet the issue so the two candidates can discuss other issues in the compulsory arbitration. arbitration panel. But he through arbitration increased demands placed Court upholds The court at the same time upheld 2-1 decisions made by panels in cases upon award it by an arbitration without ncesssarily was overruled by the other two judges in the case, S. Jerome Bronson and proceedings all over again,"! O'Hara wrote prevailing opinion. ■'® i nvolving both Dearborn police and firemen even sign restriction though arbitration no representative served on the panel city as Chess match adjourns; required by law. The city experts predict draw An Ann Arbor ordinance regulating the use of advertising had refused to name a signs within the city limits was upheld Tuesday by the representative to the panel. Michigan Court of Appeals. Dearborn had contended three REYKJAVIK, Iceland hall from the cafeteria and champion's eyes • The judge panel unanimously upheld the the law was (UPI) The seventh game corridors and for 45 strayed from the board. ordinance, originally enacted in 1966, and rejected unconstitutional on three - of the world championship minutes watched the After several moi complaints by a group of advertisers that it was grounds — that it divested chess match between U.S. Russian ponder the minutes' deliberation, thtl unconstitutional. home rule cities of their grand master Bobby Fischer chessboard in hushed 35 - year - old Spassky took! The court said the ordinance was a reasonable attempt to powers, that it delegated protect the "aesthetic well • being" of the citizens of Ann legislative power to private and titleholder Boris silence. Only an occasional up the paper and walked to| whisper broke the a side table to write d Arbor. It said the ordinance could not be interpreted as persons and that it surrendered Spassky of the Soviet Union cough or adjourned Tuesday his move. merely an attempt to eliminate billboards because of its the city's power to tax was stillness. after the 40th move. "Dien he changed his minll "comprehensive nature." private persons. Four five times The court did, however, strike down a portion of the law The opinion by Justice Spassky, playing white, or Spassky leaned forward as if and walked back stage ti| which set up a system of reimbursing owners of signs when Vincent J. Brennan said the wrote his 41st move and <-to make his 41st move but seal his next move i|| sealed it in an envelope to absolute privacy. they were removed. The court said the limits on power to enact such a law is then each time leaned back be opened at the beginning The American challenger.H compensation were an invalid limit on a court's right to specifically given to the determine "just compensation." of play Wednesday. in his chair. who arrived four minute! legislature in the 1963 When the five hours of late for It also struck down a portion of the law prohibiting any constitution. He said an Spassky, playing from his Tuesday's game am sign which was a "traffic hazard" on the grounds the term own leather swivel chiar, play elapsed, arbiter Lothan once again barred television arbitration panel is not a Schmid placed a piece of "traffic hazard" is too vague. private body because the went beyond his regulation paper at Spassky's side for cameras from filming holds a one point advanUjf| il| time and on his 41st move naming of such a body the Russian to write his 41st under state laws "renders it studied the board for 45 minutes before move, but the world in the 24 - game, world championship. $250,000J a public body." adjourning the game. Brennan also rejected the contention that Fischer held a pawn since the panel could increase advantage at adjournment expenses for a city it could command the city but most experts and international grand masters Story the ilUOKTHSIDE "ow to said the game appeared raise taxes. headed for a draw. He said extension of this argument" would a "logical the Fischer, Najdorf who opted for variation will giveshowsl Matinee Today 1 P.M. $2.00 I compel conclusion that any increase the defense, moved his king out By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 1 Evening 8:15 P.M. $2.50 I in the price of any of check on his 40th move. The Story Dance Theater will perform its repertoire il Thurs. & Fri. 8:15 P.M. $2.50 I commodity which a city Miguel Majdorf, an two productions for children more than 20 times in tkl Argentinean who invented next two weeks. i LAST TIMES TODAY . . . the move, was sipping The group will appear at the Okemos Barn Theater,ill brandy in the bar of the several Lansing parks, in Holt and in Mason. r FEATURE AT 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:35 "CONQUEST OF THE PLANET playing hall was elated that Directed by Barbara Rutledge, each show is i| OF THE APES" PG the temperamental combination of singing, dancing, and acting — a varietjB OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. American challenger was playing his variation. show for children made up of Ameircan folk lore, including "Casey Jones," "Turkey in the numbej Straw." "MB TOMORROW • * FEATURE AT 7:20 9:25 P.M. After Fischer's 40th Bunyan," and "Casey at the Bat" are typical of the sho«B Spassky rocked Performances in the Lansing Parks, in Holt, and in Masojl - move, gently back and forth are free to the general public. Each show lasts about M ACADEMY AWARD studying the board. He had five minutes left on his clock and 35 minutes before minutes. Story Dance Theater is made possible by the cooperaWjB of MSU, Lansing Community College, Michigan Nation! K the five hours' regulation Bank, the Lansing Junior League and the Wilson Fund. I time ran out. For information about specific locations in the Lansi™ The crowd filed into the parks, call 372-5000. BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS JOSEPH E. LEVINE * MIKE NICHOLS-LAWRENCE TURMAN,. This is Benjamin, He's a little worried about his future. 2nd at 11:00 p^y look upon this occasion other things happened, another intangible quality. some additional threats. Teams participating in the ten week session may call in Js one which reflects happy, however, and by the time "a coach is always Starr rose from the for next week's schedule after 1 p.m. July 30. iiemorable thoughts and his senior year came around looking for a quarterback ground, issued some words he was riding the bench. Beginning Thursday through Sept. 15, members of |ot that of a sad, remorseful " that thinks the way he that none of his teammates families with University affiliation and guests 13 years and Starr told a hastily The Packers took a flier does," Devine said. "Since had ever heard him use older may swim upon presentation of an University ID card nbled group of on him in the 17th round of we first met, he made it before. or an intramural spouse card. Swim fee for those presenting kewsmen. the 1956 pro football draft. very obvious, to me, to The reaction from the the ID card will be 50 cents. Guests of swimmers with the IThe joys and The first year he played think the way I do in Green Bay players was such above ID card will pay $1. Ixhilarations came mostly behind Tobin Rote. Then he regards to football. There's that a time out had to be PENDING APPROVAL NBAs Bulls on block I CHICAGO owners unanimously arena available to play and has a 10 - year contract for (UPI) - iwners of the Chicago accepted an offer to after it made arrangements the team to play in the Is voted Tuesday to sell the purchase from a group for the Bulls to play in the Chicago Stadium, owned by headed by Joe Cook, which Wirtz. The Bulls have played |lational Basketball Assn. includes Lester Crown, Amphitheatre, approval in the stadium for the past to a syndicate of again was denied. Arthu Wirtz and Phil The Cook organization two seasons. thicago bidders. A brief statement said the Arthurjck. The board of governors Standings of the NBA will be asked to approve the sale next Family Special Friday. American It was expected the Iast w. l. pct. g.b. transfer of the franchise IETROIT 51 37 580 - would be approved. The board of governors paltimore 50 3R.568 1 45 41.523 5 previously rejected the sale « York 42 43.494 7% of the club to another group headed by Marvin Fishman. YOU CAN EAT - eveland 36 51.414 14% Rejection was based on the ■Milwaukee 35 52.402 1 5% fact that this group had no |west w. l. pct. g.b. ~"c"ORQUANT " ~ Jakland 56 35 .615 6% thicago 49 41 .544 9 Minnesota 45 42 .517 11 Kansas City 44 45 .494 16% i I 9 XEROX i to 6 DAILY I California 40 52 .435 18% fexas 37 53 .411 National Iast w l pCr. gb fittsburgh 55 33 .625 - |ew York "l. Louis 49 33 .563 5% 45 43.511 10 Chicago 4644.511 10 Montreal 40 47 .460 14% rhiladelphia 31 57 .352 24 f est w. l. pct. g.b. pincinnati 55 33.625 - touston 51 41 .554 6 |os Angeles 47 42 .528 8% Atlanta 42 49.462 14% i. f. 41 52 .441 16% fan Die9° 33 56 .371 22% PITCHER NITES Mon. & Wed, 9 P.M. - Midnites i«mrrys', 349-3430 _ ''J Mile East of Campus . . on Grand Ktvw | Wednesday, jU|v 26 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan '972 1 Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Why Pery_MoreJ_Pay Syphilis (Continued from WHell I The syphilis (II ntv the Tuske In 1932 in £S| £. >1 Ala-. an area which highest syphilis'^ eh« J SANDALS national that time 4 the Wj!en the study discovery 0f peni(,^| for syphiSfs a cure 10 years away .n?""! J general drug was 15 availability "■Hi *1 MEN'S-WOMEN'S Treatment in consisteda of arsenic and primarii.,6.,1?^! primarily of mercurv j/J ' CHILDREN'S 0f the participants in the 600 third showed SHlj(1 0ii no 2 one Choose from our entire stock of leather or vinyl sandals in assorted of colors and styles. having syphiiij. ? others had the According the to PHs <^*1 men with syphilis'*! given the arsenic - mJ?| tre-tmert, half, about 200 b»t fc"5| TI received no treatmentI syphilis at all. Men were persuaded participate by promise, 2| J tree transportation to Jl i from hospitals, free ul lunches treatment for ailments free medJ| than oth»| syphilis and free binu I Seventy - four of untreated syphilitics tk.| w»l still alive last January I THRIFTY ACRES Syphilis is contagious infection spi^l a 'highkl through sexua! contact M KNITS MAKE BIC NEWS PHARMACY left untreated it blindness, can deafnenl ct«l Favorites on the campus this year. 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    s to can't get the attention from pkgs. Lmarily due to the quality a quirk in man's nature. "When I was their wives that they dowith operation. Since working (coupon) me," she notes. "Besides ^turning iiunu"6 to Lansing from alone I got very few new that they don't get any sex Expires after 7-30-72 East Lansing Store Only lorida after her second client rererrals, because my at home and feel ,orce Linda has been her —* u~~ regulars considered me as a neglected." boss and girl friend or mistress. Many 20* Off Ltablished a clientele were really possessive and didn't want anyone else to The Discount Price tproaching 300. Though know." U-M officials \r clients are primarily Linda is very selective torn lower socio - economic on tratum, they include about who she permits vote to keep >ctors, dentists, elected through her door, however. Kodak Color Film "I |fficials and wealthy client only take on a new if he's had a limit 1 usinessmen, she says. good She has never worked the referral," she explains. A pay list secret (coupon) Expires after 7-30-72 »reet and works jnly only good referral would be from East Lansing Store Only She some former client and even (Continued from page 1) |ccasionally in Refers working of then she checks their public to know how public ,icia o Johnson & Johnson irtments separate from driver's licenses and specific money is being spent," Richard Kennedy, assistant c. living quarters because it j°b status before any to the president, said last Swabs ivites less suspicion from transaction is considered. She adds that anyone week. that sounds drunk is not Jn she Sjects those is to deal with and who have for punctuality permitted, and she expects for Lenhoff had requested Fleming to release the salary 74° information because "it is in limit 3 - another fallen appointments. All her the best interests of this or. business is conducted over (coupon) University to conduct all of She readily admits that the phone because she feels its business operations in sexual aspect of the job it is necessary for privacy, public, under the close become something of a The expansion is a scrutiny of the people of e. She therefore recently (cided to expand her paradox in view of her wish to get married and find a Unsightly the state of Michigan. Pssssl Deration, in hopes of more socially acceptable The rooftop of the old, unused J.W. Knapp's debris. The bottles, cans, wrappers and papers can be "Furthermore, I believe jmiting her active position, but , she explains, Building has been put into use of late by litterbugs seen from the top of East Lansing's parking ramp. that the people of this state fcrticipation. there were many who would rather not dot their streets with unsightly State News photo by Chuck Michaels should be provided with a dequate information to REG. $1.89 7 oz. QQC decide for themselves vw whether the University limit 1 New trial for is making adequate progress Calley sought (coupon) toward eliminating its past Expires after 7-30-72 and East Lansing Store Only present sexual and racial baises," he said in a biases jetter to Fleming. ■OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) In interviews with the found," the petition for a It is respectfully knowledge of Gruver's meeting July 9 with Capt. J. Neet Cream ■ Attorney for Lt. William newpaper July 5 and July 8, new trial stated. submitted that trial whereabouts and as a result, Houston Gordon, one of His letter also cited the I Calley filed a petition for the 27 • year - old Gruver, a "Appellate defense counsel's assertions at trial misinformation was actions of MSU and Delta Hair Remover lew trial Tuesday alleging former grenadier in Calley's counsel, in turn, contacted were untrue and that the furnished the court and Calley's attorneys. In it College which "voluntarily Gruver to the Twly discovered evidence infantry company, said the Mr. Gruver and learned that government had been in defense counsel. swore contentions he detailed in made their payrolls public." lout was the Army in $-|05 the My Lai massacre Army was in contact with not only contact with him The MSU Board of during the the interviews with The \e, The Daily Oklahoman him during Calley's trial. contact with him during the first part of 1971 despite "Such misrepresentation Trustees voted in January to ported. "In the past few days time Lt. Calley was being assertions that contact was of the factual situation as to Daily Oklahoman, the officially release salary limit 1 ■In a petition filed with appellate defense counsel, tried, but that he had lost in March of 1970, and, Mr. Gruver's availability and newspaper said. information. (coupon) p Army Court of Military were contacted by members received a subpoena at his in fact, served a subpoena contacts made with him . Expires after 7-30-72 in Washington, of an Oklahoma City South Mickey Road address on Mr. Gruver," the petition amount to a fraud on the East Lansing Store Only Jfense attorneys alleged newspaper and informed in Del City, Okla., an said. court and compel the Army suppressed that Gruver had been Oklahoma City suburb. The newspaper said that granting of a new trial. lidence and lied during according to the petition the Sea & Ski trial counsel, former Capt. "Whether the trial fclley's 1971 court (artial, lid. tb" newspaper POWs want Aubrey Daniel, now in private practice in counsel was aware of the situation is irrelevant. His Lipsaver ■They contended Washington, was not being representation to the scovery of a key defense Ktness reported missing at defeated: accused of lying to the court because the defense military judge and defense were erroneous the and REG. 49c 29° attorney's "do not know prejudiced the accused." limit 1 time of Calley's trail WXYZ1MD)0©» 1 I present the of his Attached to the petition (coupon) Jould kutenant's lead to the PARIS (AP) — Jane people, including a woman source information... was a three - page affidavit Expires after 7-30-72 acquittal in a Fonda, back from Hanoi, who works in an Orange East Lansing store Only the story by said Tuesday a group of "We do charge agents of signed by Gruver in SUNDAY, JULY 30 at 7:00 p.m. County, Calif., the Oklahoma City after a COMMANDER CODY AND fcwsman Jack Taylor said. American war prisoners supermarket, urging them to governemnt with The LOST PLANET AIRMEN witness, Charles asked her tell their defeat President Jean Nate Butch" Gruver of to parents and friends to work the November presidential Nixon in >★★★★★*★★★★★★★★ and SPECIAL GUEST-ERIC ANDERSON .00. ADVANCE SALE ONLY. AT FISHER THEATRE. AND A ■oesbury. Mo., was located for the victory of Sen. election. After Batii Lotion lily 5 by The Daily George McGovern because The prisoners, wearing Iklahoman after it was "they fear if Nixon stays in purple and red striped MONDAY, JULY 31 at 8:30 p.m. lamed the k Army claimed have lost contact with office they will be prisoners forever." uniforms, were shown in a silent color film Fonda Jr ; i ucnveid a mcuiuiu \c. vdisuy n^d with 3 items of your choice for free. Valid HEAVY ORGAN $159 |m long before Calley's The actress said at a news made during her North with this ad on Wed. and Thurs. July 26 limit 1 martial and was conference that seven Vietnam visit July 8 - 22. starring VIRGIL FOX liable to produce him for prisoners she met gave her The rest of the film, ji and 27, 1972 with PABLO LIGHTS (coupon) Istimony. messages for scores of emphasizing what the actress considers to be TUES., AUG 1 thru SAT., AUG 5 at 8 30 p m deliberate American attacks Ballet fri-U lawsuit on the North Vietnamese dike system, showed Fonda in black Viet Cong type NEIL DIAMOND ND own) J Panty Hose sgal lesson pajama pants and a black T- SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 at 7:00 p.n [Continued from page 1) Unless the appeal which shirt touring paddy fields, Fonda wading through bomb ruins and Fonda with GENTLE JAZZ ROCK NIGHT 95° Prohibited the awarding is currently before the court with LORIO • AUSTIN-MORO BAND • CONNIE GRAHAM a helmet strapped around limit 1 contracts for of appeals in Lansing is •• TONY, LINDA A THE TARTANS '* BOB ANDERSON • tlMi quidating her neck. PRIMO PEOPLE • JOEY VAN * and FRANK MORELLI (coupon) projects successful, future All tUfc.lt S4.00 Expires after 7-30-72 ithout first submitting the East Lansing Store Only legislative-university foject to a legislative be governed |>mmittee. 1 Provided for an relations will by the principle that once money is appropriated to Diamond Bridal Sets MONDAY, AUGUST 7 at 7:00 p.n RICHIE HAVENS Listerine Btomatic reduction of the the universities it becomes Traditional... Modern... Cla ssic •neral appropriation by an the sole property of those with SHA-NA-NA Mouthwash Tiount equal to any funds bodies to do with it as they The New and the Now... and the Fabulous Rhinestones Iceived a result of an see fit. WE HAVE THEM ALL $7, $5(r.»rv.dl, S3 00 (unr.i.rv.d lawn) ■crease a in student fees or However, unless some All TICKETS ADVANCE SAIE ONLY. AT FISHER THEATRE AND ALL I I. REG. $1.29 77C UJrife ' JUIDS0N SOX OFFICES. NO TICKETS ON SALE AT PINE KNOB DAY OF PERFORMANCE^ 14 oz. I I Jition above the rate teeth are put into the on 30 day money back d on April limit 1 15,1971. appellate court's decision, WRITE OFF RESEARCH guarantee SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 at 7:30 p.m. ■ Salmon's decision states (coupon) this principle will not Tat these sections of the produce any tangible WOES WITH WRITE ON 211 ABBOTT RD. FIFTH DIMENSION Impropriation lolation of bill are in changes in state 351-9100 9 -6 DAILY and SPECIAL GUEST BILL WITHERS article eight, appropriations. fction five of the $7, $5 (r.s.rv.d), S3 00 (unr.i.rv.d lawn) Michigan institution which ™rds vests the MONDAY, AUGUST 14 af 7 p.m. Nylon of control of the J\ree major state STEPHEN STILLS Knee-His diversities with the jeneral supervision of its I MANASSAS I fr'tution and the control Fa direction of all 79c 57° ipenditures from the Trio set $200.00 Oval cut $300.00 Ftitution's funds." SI L S Budget terms 10% MSU Discount TUES., AUG. 15 thru SAT., AUG. 19 at 7:30 p.m (coupon) Expires after 7-30-72 East Lansing Store Only Illustrations enlarged AURANT CHICAGO $7, $5 (r...rv.d), *5.00 (unr.i.rv.d lawn) All TICKETS ADVANCE SALE ONLY. AT FISHER THEATRE AND ALl I Propa PH & BAR JEWELERS 'mpciwrs L HUDSON B0* OFFICES. NO TICKETS ON SALE AT PINE KNOB DAY OF PERFORMANCE j 16 oz. MONEY? CLAMBAKE f I PHONE 559-9111 - Tickets available at: FISHER THEATRE BOX OFFICE REG. $3.00 $219 SEE JULIE! I and at all J. L. Hudson Box Offices. limit 1 Every Fri. & Sat. 6-10 p.m. DOWNTOWN, Op«n Monday and Friday 'till 9 p.m. I (coupon) i^e loan money on L 718 E. Grand River IV 2-6100 LANSING MALL, Weekdays 'til 9 p.m.! Sun. 1 -till 5 p.m. FRANDOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday til 9 p.m. Mai^checl^or_nwn«y^orter j»ith_a_ stamped _self-address»d envelope Expires after 7-30-72 ^^hingofvalue! Phone MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos, Mich., Open Weekdays 'til 9 p Vjgc'r^hipivabto'to Pine Knob" M East Lansing store Only 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July it , For Sale U.S. nears socialism, Animals GOP candidate says EXCELLENT AKC Black Labrador puppies. Call Steve, (Continued from page 1) this every week and still allowed to come back," he 351-1649. 2-7-26 Charles Chamberlain has have shoes on your feet," he said. become too liberal, said he explained. "But this is what Miller said he was tired of CATS. BLACK and white, seven weeks. Box trained. Call believed in "old-fashioned the federal government is "propoganda" from Kevin, 351-0726. 1-7-26 things — like motherhood doing." politiciansand was willing to and the Bible." Miller said he favored fight for the truth. COCKER SPANIEL He said he favors more "cutting the fat" in "I'm telling it like it is," puppies. Blonde. AKC, Shots started, individual responsibility and government, notably in the he said. "If that means that $75. Phone 1-649-8540. less government in all facets area of social services. I'll only serve one term, 5-8-4 of society. "I'm so tired of well, that's the way it's got "I'm saying to the federal supporting people who to be." don't work and who do not Miller said he considered Mobile Homes government, 'Leave us alone,'" he said. want to work," Miller said. incumbent Congressman Miller said he opposed He called for a reallocation Charles Chamberlain a good FOR RENT. 1 and 2 bedroom. federal intervention in of funds in government example of the two-faced East Lansing, area or East education, claiming this was towards "more useful" politician. Lansing, 882-6072. 4-7-28 the community's "The guy will not stand 1966 GREAT LAKES mobile responsibility. up and take a stand," Miller home. Partially furnished "The schools are a support proposals to cut said. "He will tell you one with air conditioning. King community problem and military appropriations or thing, and then turn around Arthur's Trailer Court. I'm saying 'Hey, let's leave defense spending. and tell somebody else 484-7978 after 5:30 p.m. "We do not have it that way,' " he explained. an something different." weekdays. 3-7-31 Miller said he saw stricter Miller said he did not updated weapons system support a constitutional and we need one," he said. enforcement of current drug "We need to remain strong, statutes as the answer to the Lost & Found amendment prohibiting busing, because Congress to keep an eternal watch." drug problem and indicated LOST: 4 month gray tiger had no jurisdiction in this He said he opposed the he favored increasing kitten, female. 410 Grove. area and because such an nuclear arms limitation penalties for drug abuse. Reward. 3-7-26 amendment would be based treaty and indicated that he "I think anytime we on the 14th Amendment might support breaking the screw up our body, it is LOST: BLACK, white, grey tiger, 5 years, large. Reward. which he charged, "was treaty by increasing our wrong," he explained. never really ratified." arms supply. "When people can't handle 501 M.A.C. basement. 1-7-26 Miller said he was "If we've had 25 treaties something then I think it's LOST: MALE, blonde cocker particularly concerned with with our enemies and they up to society to keep them - a - poo, Shaggy with macrame fiscal responsibility in broke some and we broke from getting the stuff." orange and yellow collar and government and opposed some, what good is it?" he leather collar No. 06503. We deficit spending. said. miss him, call 349-3798. "You can't earn a buck, Miller called Vietnam a Withdrawal 1-7-26 mess and said he supported then go and blow a buck and a half and keep doing Nixon's withdrawal efforts. FOUND: SLIDE projector, C He blamed the military, section Wells Hall. Call (Continued from page 11 371-3650 after 5 p.m. 2-7-28 Service however, for playing the Sen. Alan Cranston, Saigon and U.S. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY D-Calif., calling for governments against withdrawal of U.S. forces in Personal desires typing and dictation themselves and not winning in home, 1 day service, Vietnam Oct. 1 and in all of the war five years ago. RAZOR CUTS, styling, 372-4682.-19-8-25 Indochina once Hanoi Miller said he would not straightening and coloring. agreed to a cease - fire and support any amnesty UNION BUILDING TEENAGER, WILLING to do the release of American BARBER SHOP. C-1-7-26 housework, babysitting, etc. measures, although he indicated he could see why prisoners. 332-5622 till 5 p.m. Senators opposed to the some people would want to NEW ZEALAND PH.D. student 351-5977 evenings. 1-7-26 leave the country after the military aid program teamed visiting MSU August 1 • FOR Vietnam fiasco. up with those against the September 10 will care for QUALITY service on antiwar amendment to form vacant home in exchange for stereos, TV's and recorders. "I feel that somebody THE STEREO SHOPPE. who an unusual eolation of room. Call Kathy, 355-4477. runs away from 3-7-31 337-1300. C-7-31 liberals and conservatives to responsibility — whether it be motherhood, taxes or the bring about the rejection of SENSUALITY & EXTERIOR the foreign aid legislation. PAINTING. Grad INTER-PERSONAL war — should not be COMMUNICATION students, reliable, references. Majority Leader Mike Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. Mansfield, D-Mont., said GROUPS: Free estimates. x-C-7-31 July 28 - 30, August 4 Congress could pass a 11 - 13. $25. Brochure at r eso I ution simply 405 Human Ecology. 111si 111ci it hi continuing the program Bill or Paul, 655-2060. authorized last year for Announcements another year. "WELCOME WEEK" Special GO ON a savings spree! Shop What's Happening must be He told newsmen that Edition of State News, Want Ads for household recieved in the State News September 18th. Peanuts even though he regards good. Check the For Sale office, 341 Student Services Personal, 10 words/$1. 347 much of the foreign aid column now. Bldg., by noon one class day Student Services Building. program as a waste of before publication. No Deadline, August 18th. announcements will be accepted money, he would have 3 7-28 Typing Service by phone or for announcements voted for the bill if he had FREE ... A lesson in outside the greater Lansing area. thought the end - the - war ANN BROWN: Typing and amendment had a chance of complexion care. Call The Okemos Barn Theater multilith offset printing. survival. 484-4519, East Michigan or will present Complete service for "I'll Drink to That," But Mansfield indicated 485-7197, Lansing Mall. an intimate musical evening, MERLE NORMAN dissertations, theses, his doubts that the House July 28 - 30 and Aug. 4 - 6. Call COSMETICS STUDIOS. manuscripts, general typing. would accept it or, if it did, 349-4340 for information. C-13-7-31 IBM. 22 years experience. that the bill would have 349-0850. C-7-31 Councilman George A. escaped a veto by President Colburn will hold office hours Nixon. COMPLETE THESES service. from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in Republican Leader Hugh counseling. 372-1560. 0-7-31 Discount printing. IBM 203 city hall. Visitors to city typing and binding of theses, Scott, a supporter of the hall after 5 p.m. must use the resumes, publication. Across military aid program, also Peanuts Personal from campus, corner M.A.C. east (Park Lane) i voted against the bill after The many moods of the Red Cedar River are and Grand River, below telling the Senate the troop P.J., INFINITY'S TOUCH IS captured here in this four picture sequence. In the Jones Stationery Shop. Call withdrawal amendment hurt FRIEND AND LOVE AND above shot, one of the river's many inhabitants - a COPYGRAPH SERVICES, the chances for peace and LILAC. S.K. 1-7-26 337-1666. C-7-31 duck - swoops down on some unknowing fish fof for the Paris negotiations. supper. The second shot exposes the raging rapids of JILL Van ANTWERP: Another TYPING THESES and letters, the river shooting down the lower river bed behind parallel! Congrats to us on etc. Rapid, accurate service. the Administraiton our 1-7-26 M.S. degrees! Suzie. Experienced. 393-4075. C-7-31 Youth vote two young men Building. The third shot reveals wading in hipboots near the river's edge. The final shot below provides this student with PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. (Continued from page 1) peace and serenity — vital to the girl's success in th Phone Nancy, 353-6625 Forum for Social Change, an Now, the Republicans week's midterms and finals. days, 349-4431 evenings and weekends. 4-7-28 outdoor rally, at 1 p.m. have come to the conclusion State News photos by Milton Horst Saturday by Beaumont Tower, that this might favor them and Chuck Michaels will discuss rent problems, rather than McGovern. Transportation prison reform, and women's liberation. "I'm here this morning to help destroy one of the WANTED: RIDE California Students for Carr great myths of American share gas, driving, after August are holding 3rd. 332-4387. 3-7-28 a University - wide tg at 4 p.m. politics," MacGregor said. "The particular myth I have Friday at 410Vi Division St. Price is $2 for all the beer you in mind is the belief that if WANTED: RIDE to Colorado. can drink and food. All are Sen. McGovem can register July 31st. Call 772-2097, Mt. Pleasant. 1-7-26 welcome. enough new voters, he might win the election. The MSU Promenaders will "The facts, as Dr. Gallup Wanted meet at 7 p.m. today in the finds them, are that the Women's IM for an evening of EFFICIENCY square, round and folk dancing. registration of more new APARTMENT. Recreation Beginners are always welcome. voters would serve to September first occupancy. increase President Nixon's Female graduate student. Call UNION BOARD SUMMER collect 313-662-9704. 3-7-26 Nurses Associated to Assure margin on Nov. 7," FLIGHTS. Hours 1 - 4. July Life (NATAL) will meet at 8 MacGregor said. and August flights still METAL CANOE, in good p.m. Thursday at Medical Center Youth voter registration available. 353-9777. C-7-31 condition, and boy's Schwinn West, corner of W. Saginaw and forces estimate that 40 per sting - ray bicycle. Call Logan Streets in suite 205. All cent or more of the newly Real Estate 487-3096. S nurses, registered, practical, enfranchised young have student or graduate, working or WITNESSES: (MAY retired, interested in a pro - life registered already, DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, 11, 11 movement are urged to attend. compared to a total voting family room with fireplace, P.m., front/Lizard's, male and female arrested by East population registration rate fully carpeted, 1V4 baths, The ASMSU of 68 per cent in 1968. Lansing Police.) Please, Legal Aid Dept. 349-9205. 5-8-4 will have a lawyer available from Even if the young should, refrigerator, garbage disposal, 1 to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday as is quite possible, equal 2 car garage. Call Jim Hovey WANTED: 10 speed r s bike the adult registration rate at MULDER - RUTTER during the summer term. MSU in good condit students wishing appointments REALTY, 371 -4444. 355-2986. 3-7-26 by November, the bulk of are asked to check with ASMSU them who are going to be Evenings and weekends, 371-2613. 14-8-25 Business Office, 307B Student DON'T FORGET blood comes Services Bldg., or call 35 3-0659. registered already have OKEMOS. NEWLY redecorated, only from people. Save a life. signed up. 2 Give While the remaining pool bedroom home with blood. Professional There will be a meeting at 8 fireplace and donors compensated. p.m. today in the Union lounge of unregistered youth who garage. 349-2209. By owner. 3-7-28 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY for those interested in forming a can be expected actually to BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. tenants' union. vote in the fall is small, the HASLETT. NEAT, 2 bedroom C-7-31 GOP believes it is fully carpeted. Double The Alliance to End Sex sufficiently Republican to garage, 1 % acres, fenced. SOMEONE TO bicycle through Discrimination will sponsor a be worth going after. The Fruit trees, stable, pond. Southern Ontario with meeting for clerical - technical Nixon people believe the 675-5276 evenings. 6-8-4 August First, 337-2200. workers at 7 p.m. today in the Union Gold Room. unregistered have to be WHATEVER YOU want to buy, motivated enough to match there's a good chance you'll STEREO SPEAKERS, turntable The Soaring Club will present their votes with those who find it in the Want Ads. and headphones. 355-7874,6 a film at the meeting at 7:30 already have registered Check now! 8 p.m. 2-7-26 predominantly Democratic. - p.m. today in 35 Union. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 26, 1972 ^5 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED FOR YOUR With a State News Classified Ad. money; 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING ty Phil hank A utomotive For Rent For Rent For Sale DODGE DART 1965, 53,000 . miles, good mechanical VW 1966' Good condition, WE DO most repairing and replace condition, 2 door standard 54,000 miles, $550. Phone Apartments Rooms broken frames. OPTICAL $250. 489-2016. 3-7-26 489-4060. 2-7-26 DISCOUNT, 2615 East DODGE VAN 1965. Rund very VW FASTBACK 1971. AM/FM SUBLET, TWO bedroom SINGLES AND DOUBLES, Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. unfurnished until November completely furnished. All 3-7-28 phone 355-8255 good. $375. Nancy stereo, white sidewalls, 10,000 1st. $155. Pool. 393-9115. utilities paid. Call 372-8077 337-9091, 484-7414. 3-7-31 miles. $2300. Owner leaving |47 student Services bldcj. country. 332-3694 after 4 p.m. 3-7-28 after 4 p.m. C-7-31 HIGH CHAIR, $8; Wooden FORD 1969, 4 door, automatic, 3-7-28 safety gate, $2.50; matching IaUTOMOTIVE V - 8, power, very clean, ROOMMATE NEEDED to share WOMEN TO share double. Park Lane. Sublet till September end and coffee tables, $30. T Scooters & Cycles VOLVO 1967, stationwagon. apartment beginning Fall. Call 355-9965. S-5-7-31 economical. $300 below Good engine and radial tires. 15. $60,337-2339. 3-7-26 I Parts & Service Girl, 21 or over. Close. retail. Owner, 1725 Cahill, Service schedule complete. 337-0269 after 5 p.m. 3-7-28 SEWING MACHINE Clearance J Aviation 351-7685 or 355-0147. 25 miles/gallon or more. TWO ROOMS $40 year 'round, Sale. Brand new portable, Iemployment 1-7-26 $1,000 or best offer. FURNISHED, BASEMENT walking distance from $49.95, $5 per month. Large i for rent 332-1668. 3-7-31 apartment, clean, utilities campus, starting August, selection of reconditioned FIAT 124, sportcoupe, 1968, 332-5492. 3-7-26 1 Apartments superb condition, $1200. paid. Married couple only . used machines. Singers, IV2-7334. 3-7-28 Whites, Necchis, New Home I Houses Scooters & J Rooms Phone 676-2910 after 5:30 P.m. 3-7-31 Cycles SUMMER. SINGLES, doubles with kitchen, laundry, utilities. and "many others", $19.95 # TWO MEN immediately. Own to $ 39.95. Terms. $40 - $60/month. 351-2029. IFOR SALE HONDA 1971 350SL, super room. $56/month plus EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING KARMANN GHIA 1960. Ideal condition, utilities. 482-9768. 6-8-2 I Animals must sell, COMPANY, 1115 North dune buggy, cut down. Best 332-5756 J Mobile Homes noon - 8 p.m. MEN. SINGLES and doubles Washington, 489-6448. offer. 332-0040, 337-9426. 3-7-26 EAST x-C-7-31 LANSING, furnished 1 • Lost & Found 1-7-26 bedroom apartment for now available. Clean, quiet, •PERSONAL YAMAHA 1971, 650, XS-1, low cooking, close. 485-8836. IpEANUTS PERSONAL KAISER JEEP 1964. Mail van, mileage, excellent condition, LUHV, J\mv JACOBS... m USED 10 DEUVEK married couple or single graduate girl. Close to 0-7-31 50 USED SEWING machines, $9.95 and up. Consoles and 1 REAL ESTATE % ton. New tires, battery. must sell, $950. 627-6242. 2-7 MV PAPER BEfCZE FKJMCLVSKAUW, /0M/S13 /E- LMiiNA. HW utilities included, $140. USED BIKES: Mens, womens. ELECTRO - GRAND, 804 1 instruction 517 South Clemens, Lansing Phone 349-4071, 349-3084. Trade - ins considered. East Michigan, Lansing. after 5 p.m. 3-7-28 J Typing Service 3-7-26 Repairs below bike shop Hours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., prices. 351-1963. 3-7-31 Saturday 9-12 C-7-31 ^TRANSPORTATION BSA VICTOR 441, rebuilt, Employment Employment HULL APARTMENTS noon. Jwanted MAVERICK 1970 good , blue, 200ci, 6, condition, must sell, repainted, 3-7-28 $325. 355-5997. Furnished, unfurnished. 1424 Haslett Road, corner of COMPLETE DOUBLE BED, NIKKORMAT excellent Ftn, f2 lens, •• BABYSITTER WANTED: 1 RN GOOD CONDITION, clean, condition, with RATES •• $1000. 489-2151 or see at 517 or LPN with Medication Hagadorn. child, Saturday and Sunday. Managers $30/best offer. 393-0715. warranty, case and filters. HONDA 1972, CL350, 1450 courses needed in new 43 bed South Clemens, Lansing after 5 apartment. No. 209. 1-7-26 351-1658. 3-7-26 miles, plus accessories, $725. Must be 16. 485-9609. 3-7-31 nursing home. JARVIS 351-4799. x-5-8-2 351-3965. 3-7-26 ACRES, Dimondale, POP MACHINE with coin SAILBOAT. SUPER Porpoise, GIRL WANTED for 3 man, 646-3041. 6-8-4 FALL. new MGB TWO girls needed to 14'. 1 1969, low mileage, changer, $125/best offer. year old. Call TRIUMPH 350cc, 1964. $350. summer. $55, utilities sublet Twyckingham. j {Eg 2211221 (ESQ excellent condition, wire 1966 Honda 50, $100. included, after 6 p.m. call WANTED: CHEMIST for 332-4069 after 5 p.m. 3-7-26 694-6841. 3-7-31 337-2490 after 3 p.m. 10-8-2 wheels, original owner. 29 UUifl GEES Phone, 694-2749. 2-7-28 Phone, 489-1775.3-7-26 332-5695. 3-7-31 h jHULL temporary research position. BIANCHI 10 speed originally FREE - CYCLOPS T - shirts APARTMENTS. Furnished, Reasonable pay. You need 323321QBX EDS! HONDA 1971, 450. Scrambler. nfurnished. 1424 Haslett not relocate . Send short Houses $225 will take $150. with $1.50 all to portraits orders. all others. MGB 1964, mechanically good, 349-0700 after 5 p.m. 2-7-28 ] gg IB3 QBE SB3 body solid, new top, new Great shape. Best offer. Road, Corner of Hagadorn. resume to: W.R.S. Box 1605, FULL BEDROOM in beautiful 3 CYCLOPS STUDIOS, 220 Phone, 351-3678. 6-7-8 Managers apartment, No. Grand Rapids, 49501. 5-8-2 Albert, 332-0573. C-7-31 brakes. Best offer. Call 209. 351-4799. x-5-8-2 bedroom ranch, close. 1 or 2 MAN'S BICYCLE, 3 speed, rear 337-9343 or 353-0928 after people. 351-5444. 5-8-4 baskets, one month old. 3 33 SEE EXZ3 09B3 5 p.m. 2-7-28 Auto Service & Parts NEEDED, ONE girl for 3 man WANTED: FREE agents. Mini - Phone, 355-6075. 1-7-26 SAVE 25% - 35% on name investment, maxi - earnings. THREE brand instruments such as apartment. Ask for STUDENTS for tri - DEADLINE Betty, Mr. Nielsen, 482-8991. Martin, Fender, Ludwig, MGB 1965, mechanically 351-4810. 3-7-31 level, starting Fall, TWIN HOLLYWOOD bed with WANTED: 3-7-31 [ P.M. one class day excellent, body good. After 6 FALCON 1962 - Reasonable, 271 Milford. mattress and box springs, Shure, Kustom and many 1964 6 cylinder with good more. For more information. More publication. p.m. 332-0553. 3-7-26 , ALCOA. 8 men needed, 351-1269. No pets. 1-7-26 $35. 355-3314, Bonnie, 8 - 5 p h i LANE _ engine, regardless of car evenings and Saturdays. For Rent p.m. 1-7-26 ENTERPRISES, 349-3003 or lancellations/Cor- OLDSMOBILE JETSTAR, 1964. Don't work for $2 - $3 an SUBLET DUPLEX 1 month, 2-3 FRESH shipement of guitars. 393-5127 ask for Joel or hour if you are worth more. Vtions - 12 noon one Automatic, power, radio, body KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair bedroom, furnished, air All brands, popular models, Wayne. 5-7-31 m damage, $160 > 9reat, $750. Call Tom, VEGA 1971 blue sedan, black Complete benefits, salary and conditioned, heat included. reverse. Call between 5 - 9 p.m. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 351-6286. 3-7-31 1-8435. 3-7-31 interior. Excellent condition. C-7-31 bonus commensurate with Call 349-1607. 7-7-28 351-6099. 3-7-28 Phone 349-2937. 3-7-26 ability. Phone HAGER - MALE GRAD, fourth man, OFX, 482-5501 extension SANSUI QSP - 1 4 channel USE YOUR |I?UNwheels, W g 240Zair 1971, green, conditioning, VOLKSWAGEN 1966, one Employment 153 or 155. 3-7-31 Townhouse near quiet, 332-2175. 1-7-26 Frandor, converter, and AU - 555A MASTER CHARGE owner. Only 50,000 miles. power amp with wood case, Janp-7-26 after 6 p.m. 351-4186. Great shape, $675. 393-5151. PART TIME employment; DATA CODERS, no experience brand new, $345. Call 3-7-26 WANTED - SINGLE furnished AT THE STATE NEWS Evenings and weekends. necessay. 1 nights work. 355-6105. 5-7-28 apartment, 4 blocks of MSU Excellent compensation 353-3908, 353-3905. 3-7-31 Music Dept. Write: Behrens, ROOMS AVAILABLE, program, automobile required. Collmgtooot) 734 Blaine, Red Wing, furnished, close. Cheap. Call 351-5800. C-7-31 CAREER IN Real Estate, great future in sales. Complete Minnesota 55066. 3-7-31 332-4440. 2-7-28 CROSSWORD MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST: Must have experience in training program, many NICE ONE bedroom apartment. OWN ROOM, month of August, PUZZLE fringe benefits. Personal means Clinical Micro - Biology. interview, Howard Dodge or Furnished. Available now. 220 Cedar, 332-1703. 3-7-31 cheap, close to campus, 30. Yellow bugle Saturday and Sunday only, 351-2203. 1-7-26 31 Shellac Jerry Sutton, 485-2264, 8:30 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply 1 Dance step 32 Chinese • 5 p.m. EDWARD G. 4. Coffee house SPARROW HOSPITAL FREE APARTMENT, 1 or 2 FOR dynasty HACKER COMPANY. 5-8-4 FALL. Low - income. 8 Pepper plant 33 Armcr Personnel. 4-7-28 girls in exchange for morning Kitchen, bath. Michigan 11 Moose 34. Inserti WANTED - GIRLS to pose for or evening work. Call Avenue. Call 482-5748. BICYCLE MECHANIC. 332-5977. 5-8-4 picturesl Need help. Clean, spacious. B-1-7-26 Experience necessary. Call 393-8935. 5-8-4 your V bedroom furnished Recommendations. Apply in person only 10-4 p.m. See mobile homes. $25 - $40 per MALE STUDENT, available braid 47. Yoyo WANTED: FEMALE model to week. Quiet and peaceful on now. Reasonable. Furnished. 17 Subject 48. Frigate bird Larry, WEATHERVANE, Quiet. Near. 19, Light moisture 49. Sicilian pose for photographer. Call lake. 10 minutes to campus. Parking. 2283 Grand River, Okemos. 20. Easy gait Mark, 351-2799. 3-7-31 641-6601.0-7-31 332-3094. 3-7-28 50 Faucet 5-7-28 22. Young eel 26 Rose's love ports aman ( you have cute rnsers,) how can anfone pitch a ball 28. Branch 52. Ship charlie brown 6ame with'cute fingers'? / 11 ^ ^ il /ailiwr;\ on the other hand, Canoeing to class ; / gang, let's keep awake f0r6et i salp an4thin6! 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