Wednesday American . . . MICHIGAN Thundershowers Sunbathing Association occasionally today with STATE STATE NEWS . . . Convention begins today at warm and humid conditions the Sun Ray Hills nudist prevailing until late evening. resort Wisconsin. in Gurlington, UNIVERSITY The highs will be from 78 - 83. Lolume 65 Number 19 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 2, 1972 icGovern to reveal choice if running mate in 'few clays' WASHINGTON (AP) - With two names dominating And Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, who administration as issues since Eagleton's medical turned down the offer once history .peculation, Sen. George McGovern said Tuesday night he before, was probably still had created a "furor in the country." Lould announce his new running mate "within a few McGovern's first choice, according to all sources contacted. National officers for the Democratic party met Tuesday lays." McGovern had planned to discuss the procedures for electing Eagleton matter on on proper a replacement for The announcement by McGovern's office came after he television Tuesday night, but three hours before the talk Eagleton. inceled a 10-minute nationally broadcast speech, saying was scheduled, it was called off. The new nominee must be formally elected by the „ie networks had refused free time, A McGovern statement said he would combine the Democratic National Committee. f" Two sources close to the presidential candidate said the statement with disclosure of his choice of The newly constructed committee is composed of 303 a new running leading contenders to replace Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton mate within a few days. members but Democratic National Committee counsel following his precendent-setting withdrawal Monday night McGovern's press secretary, Richard Dougherty, said the Joseph Califano has ruled tentatively that only 150 votes appeared to be Sens. Frank Church of Idaho and Edmund networks refused to give the candidate free air time to talk representing the states will be eligible in the vice Muskie of Maine. about the Eagleton matter unless McGovern also were to presidential election. But two other major possibilities mentioned were former announce his choice as a running mate. The earliest the National Committee could meet would Democratic National Committee Chairman Lawrence F. Frank Jordan, NBC bureau manager in Washington, said, be next Monday. O'Brien and former Peace Corps director and one-time however, he understood Tuesday the discussion would be Idaho's Sen. Church was in his home state Tuesday while Embassador to France R. Sargent Shriver. only of reasons that led to Eagleton's dismissal and "this his name was floating around this city as a likely prospect would have led to equal time problems." for McGovern's new running mate. CBS bureau chief Bill Small said when the McGovern Church's attraction was his age — 48 — and his statement was announced early Monday evening, it was itate Dems assumed it would be on Eagleton's status and replacement. But he said the announcement of Eagleton's possibly a philosophical and personal friendship with McGovern. Both have long been leading Senate critics of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. withdrawal later Monday night changed the status of the Muskie, who himself had sought the Democratic lEog/efon scheduled statement. Small also cited the fact that McGovern and chose to ignore the live cameras at the Eagleton Capitol for their presidential nomination, is 58. McGovern announcement and made it instead in an area where |fo resign did not have live covereage ready. they By RAY ANDERSON State News Staff Writer most As for the Tuesday statement, Small said CBS subsequently told McGovern "unless unusual, we'd cover it in a normal he had way." The withdrawal of Eagleton was the first time in American history a candidate had dropped from the race something Psychiatrist I Michigan Democratic National Committee people Tuesday Supported Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton's resignation from the democratic presidential ticket, citing clouded issues which night have affected the entire campaign. after accepting his nomination as a for president or vice president. Eagleton said in news major party'candidate interviews Tuesday he is not bitter and declared that McGovern "could not have been finer" show Bremer conduct or to conform his conduct of UPPER MARLBORO Md. (AP)-A presentation of factual evidence F The resignation came Monday evening in a joint news toward him. the requirement of the law," Gray defense psychiatrist testified Tuesday Tuesday. (conference following three hours of dosed discussion between Eagleton also said on a television show, "I'm going to run that she examined Authur Herman testified. FBI agents testified that laboratory ^Democratic ginning mate Eagleton. presidential nominee George McGovern and for re-election in 1974. I'll give you that scoop. I'm going Bremer and concluded he was legally Bremer has pleaded innocent by tests were unable to link Bremer with to run." reason of insanity to 17 the gun and bullets allegedly used in the I Eagleton's resignation follows a week - long controversy insane on May 15, the day he is accused charges arising It was an hour after they met Monday from the shooting of Wallace and three ■bout the Missouri night that of attempting to assissinate Alabama attempted assassination of Wallace. senator's medical history of nervous McGovern and Eagleton announced to a news conference other persons. Gov. George C. WAIlace. Appearing on the second day of Exhaustion. and a live radio audience that they had jointly concluded Dr. Shelia Hafter Gray of Chevy Gray appeared Tuesday in the Bremer's trial in Prince Georges County [ Under the new party rule6, the expanded Democratic Eagleton should leave the ticket. Chase, Md. said she diagnosed Bremer as absence of the jury in order to establish Qrcuit Court, the FBI men said they [National Committee fenti'tJled to seven votes will choose a successor, with Michigan McGovern said the news of Eagleton's three past hospital a "latent schizophrenic" after doubt about Bremer's sanity so that the found no identifiable fingerprints on instead of the two it previously had. stints for nervous exhaustion, fatigue and depression — the ,38-caliber revolver retrieved I Five examining him for five hours on July 15 prosecution could call psychiatric during members have not yet been selected, however, so the including electric shock treatment — had become the major and July 22 in his special cell at the witnesses. Judge Ralph W. Powers ruled the postshooting confusion at the "-roup will automatically include state Democratic Chairman campaign issue. Prince Georges County jail. that this doubt had been raised and Laurel, Md. shopping center, the scene McGovern said he feared it would be impossible to go ordered the jury returned. of the shooting. "He lacked substantial capacity to (Continued on p a 16) after the Vietnam War, the economy and the Nixon The prosecution concluded either appreciate the criminality of his The prosecution witnesses also said ballistics tests could not prove conclusively that the gun in evidence fired the bullets which left Wallace Air blitz could end war: Thieu paralyzed and the other three injured. Thurman R. Williams, and FBI fingerpring examiner, said he found two partial prints on the side and barrel of I SAIGON (AP) - U.S. Navy planes Military sources say up to 7,000 Veitnamese, losing seven dead and 13 the revolver but determined "they were wounded, the Saigon command of no value" for identification. Under pasted a shipyard in North Vietnam's main port of Hiaphong, the U.S. "If we want to end this war, we must North Vietnamese troops already are operating in a delta region 50 miles reported. cross-examination, he was asked if he southwest of the capital and menacing A South Vietnamese A37 Dragonfly found Bremer's prints on the gun. "Command announced Tuesday. And ' esident Nguyen Van Theiu predicted continue to destroy all of North its food supply. The U.S. bombing raids over the jet was shot down Monday while strafing North Vietnamese position in Quang A-"Nosir." ■he war could be over in six months if Q—"You found no prints of Arthur H. South were directed at North Tri, according to field reports. A ■the American air blitz continues. Vietnam's military installations and Vietnamese troops dug in near Quang crewman bailed out and was rescued, Bremer on the five cartridges found in 1 The air attack Monday on the the reports said. the revolver submitted to you?" Tri. Government marines are battling to [Haiphong Shipyard No. 3 was the first A—"No sir." economic power."—Nguyen Van Thieu recapture the capital of South Government troops now are within |of«id.thePilots war aginst that target, spokesman from the carrier Vietnam's northernmost province 100 yards of the heavily defended Saratoga Robert A. Frazier from the FBI which fell to the enemy May 1. Citadel, a 19th century fortress Reported leaving much of the yard in ■flames. In a series of fights around the city dominating the heart of Quang Tri a (Continued on page 13) trapped by the mines planted last May, exchange for a bombing halt but urged Tuesday, the marines killed 46 North Saigon spokesman claimed. [ The shipyard on the southwestern but U.S. spokesmen said the air strikes the raids be continued. dge of the port builds and repairs were not near the deep - draft boats. "If we want to end this war we must hallow - draft vessels which North The other foreign ships in the continue to destroy all of North (Vietnam uses to unload supplies from Vientam's Chinese freighters anchored offshore to deepwater channels are 10 Soviet military installations and vessels, three British, two Cuban, three economic power," he told the National Marching b ►void American mines. Polish, four Somali and one East Defense College. 1 Twenty - seven foreign vessels, German. "If our ally, the United States, did ■including four Chinese ships, remain in Overcast skies reduced U.S. strikes this for six or seven months, I am sure Haiphong's deep - water channels, over the North to little more than 200, the Communists would accept a cease - fire throughout Indochina with ranks the command said. It reported Alma resident lack Stack announced American warplanes hit other targets that included eight bridges, 12 river craft, 13 storage areas and warehouses, international guarantees." He predicted the North Vietnamese would launch a new offensive in to MS ■his candidacy two fuel {ripelines, 12 trucks and missile Vietnam just before the U.S. Tuesday for the ■ Republican nomination for a seat on and artillery sties. presidential elections in November, ■the board of trustees. Stack was U.S. planes also flew 318 raids against hoping to defeat President Nixon or North Vietnamese positions in South force him to withdraw. The likely By NANCY PARSONS ■ unavailable for comment State News Staff Writer Tuesday, but Vietnam and B52 bombers made 35 targets would be near Quang Tri and ■ will be on campus at 11 a.m. Hue in the north and the Mekong Delta today for a strikes north and south of the Score another victory for women's rights at MSU! ■Preis conference in Parlor C of the demilitarized zone, the command said. in the south, where the objective I Union. The State News will have a For the first time since World War II the MSU story Thieu declared that Hanoi wants to would be to isolate Saigon and "Create Spartan Marching Band will open its ranks to women |on Stack on Friday. use its American war prisoners in political dissatisfaction and disorder." beginning this fall. The decision to sexually integrate the band came in the administration's response to the Women's Steering Committee report last week but discussions McGovern plan to cut on the "We move were had begun at least one year ago. prepared mentally for this a long time ago so it really wasn't a surprise. We knew it had to happen sooner or later," David Catron, asst. director of bands, said Tuesday. So far only one female musician has applied for an Vldefense budget killed bureaucratic incompetence" that has audition with the marching band. The only time when women were allowed to play in the band was during World War II and "that was because there was a real shortage of male bodies," Catron said. ' combined defense budget. The bill was I M nSHlNGTON (AP ) - Sen. George also the vehicle for a series of end - the - led in recent years to overruns of $28.7 The all-nale band has since been traditionally ■ McGovern's billion in 77 weapons programs. presidential campaign opposed to allowing women into its membership. war amendment votes scheduled for I nlf***81 for broad cut8 ln future "There are funds for a galloping new Last season the band voted against permitting a ■ in o e sPend'n8 was defeated 59 - 33 Tuesday. A campaign position paper of race in strategic arms," McGovern national baton twirling champion to perform during I n ® Senate vote Tuesday. continued, when the United States has one of its half-time shows because she was a woman. McGovern's calls for reducing the In?J>P<>nents assailed the South Pentagon budget by a third, making his enough nuclear warheads to reduce Catron said that the question of women in the I p„ . s amendment to cut the move Tuesday a comparatively modest Russian and Chinese targets to ashes 20 band has been the subject of a great deal of debate — I him budget authorization by $4 one. He 1*1 to $77.6 billion as a "meat ax" would divert the money to times over." "to put it mildly." And, there are now 5,000 more senior "Those band members who feel strongly about not social programs. I T°nCht0 nat,onal security. In a half hour speech, McGovern said officers than in 1964 with 190,000 allowing women should simply not plan on I of r! ,Qvern'8 me«8ure attracted votes "the - most serious national security fewer servicemen to command. He returning," Catron said. "But so far there haven't I■ than tfie Democrats 0ne ^Publican and 32of 51 of questions" involve health, safety and predicted under current spending rates present a Pentagon budget of $100 billion by schools, not defense. $2n t "mendment was attached to the 1975. (Continued on page 13) There is money in the Pentagon ■ ■ auth i n Pentagon procurement ""thorizatlon bill - one phase of the budget to "underwrite astounding (Continued on p a 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Au»iKtT, iTEOTgiStudents hit conversion plan By LINDA WERFELMAN said. Conversion of the located on - the first floor, he ^ncirfDntinn of reconsideration nf lofntinc locating the offices would not adjoin thatt no decision wonu decision the Placement Bureau," the m»de this ?^ summary the offices elsewhere because on State News Staff Writer without lounge will cost no more added, letter said. fledged student Conversion of a study than $39,000 and will retain The students were offered meeting and lounge space in the Student Services the many very inpu *; lounge to office space for the the "configuration of the the basement space as a ' Student Employment Office room as a large open area," replacement for theStefanoff Building is scarce. "This tremendously minor alternatives," th« i ^ .itif inconvenience would in no concluded. "And is "detrimental to student he added. Lounge, Fochtman said. The students noted that tha way compare with the alternative which interests," leaders of three The other area given major "It's indefensible not to the lounge, located in a student governing groups consideration for use by the » - . „ 8 Vve cl^ .. ' building constructed with magnitude of the preserve the Lounge as it now is stefl?! charged in a letter sent Student Employment Office , » extensiveelegant room, he added. students fees, had been inconvenience for many, top consideration." b( 0,1 an but it many student ♦Monday to President was a seldom - used lounge in "dedicated to the memory of organizations," it continued. Wharton. the basement of the Student is not gating the utilization a recent student leader." The students indicated Student input "We hear rumors, we hope Services Building, Peters that it could, "We are even more critical that sufficient input had not ». that's all they are, that the ggid The room would recieve of the project in view of the been sought and considered in developemnt ^ "The people in the north decision to do this has The basement room would more extensive use a part of fact that other, larger office recommended that student and came of the proJ1 are sick and tired of bombing already been finalized," have been inadequate the Student Employment primarily fan, offered for those opinion be consulted in discussions with and shooting and the bombers Harold Buckner, ASMSU because of poor wntilation Office than it has as a student space was offices but rejected considering a change. stuC. and its distance from the lounge, Shingleton agreed. — using the Placement BurL,, chairman, Robert Menson, because it would mean that "We would strongly urge must be eliminated from the president of the Council of Placement Bureau, which is The letter had encouraged Shingleton said. scene. They are polluting the Graduate Students, and atmosphere." Paula Fochtman, president Irish Prime Minister Jack Lynch of Residence Halls Assn., OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS - said. S«e story page 3 "For this and several other reasons, we feel we must lodge our strongest protest — , against both the action and the apparent manner it is being taken it," their letter said. Funds will limit Woman named senator They said they first learned of plans to use the James N. By GEORGE WHITE '72 - '73. However, in '72 - renewal amount," Roderick The Work - Study exceed $4,000. Stefanoff Memorial Lounge State News Staff Writer '73, renewals will include said. Program will undergo a few •A provision allowin, Gov. Edwin Edwards ut Louisiana appointed his on the first floor of the The admission of low • both initial students from changes in '73. Starting next part - time students to m Student Services Buidling as last year and the old Federal decisions will also year, these changes include: wife, Elaine, on Tuesday as a temporary successor to income students to MSU work - study money. office space during a July 6 will decrease in the '72 - '73 renewal students. The affect other aid policies at •Awards will be given on •New program U.S. Sen. Allen Ellender, who died last week during a direction, discussion with John D. school year, according to addition will bring the '72 - MSU. a "needs" basis rather than that will allow campaign for re - election to a seventh term. '73 figure up to $1,044,144. income students in Shingleton, director of the Ron Roderick, associate an priority. post - college propriety Mrs. Edwards, a 42 - year - old mother of four and Placement Bureau. director of financial aids. Since the government is not Congress has recently •There will be « vocational schools grandmother of two, will be sworn in next Monday The decision to convert the increasing the total budget, approved a $18.5 billion relaxation of the 15 • hour t three qualify for EOG dollars. in Washington to join Margaret Chase Smith, R - lounge probably will not be "The number of the initial money for this - year higher working limit, allowing "The new incoming low income year is brought down. education bill that will students to work longer. higher Maine, as the second woman member of the U.S. reconadered, despite the - education bill will only students will drop greatly," increase monies and relax •The ceiling for pay keep Senate. students' request, James M. Roderick said. "There is restrictions. Along with the will Us operationat thHrah! Peters, director of space no way we can Edwards said he selected his wife to fill the Senate utilization, said Tuesday. The drop will be due to a adequately compensate for many the bill new provisions, designates $286 $1 5roo'Sed fr°m $1'°00 t0 haVe ,n the P^1- Ro students to pi its quietest day for months hard on men y money, operating illegally in the as the Irish Republican republic. ogram directioi# Tne State News is published by the students of How students ij Army (IRA) kept out of "The people in the north Michigan State University every class day during Fail, >ge propriety# sight following the military are sick and tired of Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays I schools to invasion of their main bombing and shooting and and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special EOG dollars, enclaves in Belfast and the bombers must be Welcome Week edition is published in September. new higher Londonderry Monday. eliminated from the scene," Subscription rate is $16 per year. ill will Whitelaw's hopes of he declared. "They are Member Associated Press, United Press International, only keep i at the level wt forgoing a peace between polluting the atmosphere." Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., > the North's feuding In Londonderry, where past, Roderick Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press e's no way «( Protestant majority and the army's assualt ended the Assn. rhether the EOG View from Roman Catholic minority were boosted IRA's military domination of the Bogside and Creggan Second classi postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. increase in '73 by an Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services >f the new bill" announcement from Prime Catholic enclaves, sappers ritish troops survey Belfast Tuesday from a newly capital. New bases have been set up in the Catholic Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, d. Minister Jack Lynch of the with pneumatic drills and post in the New Lodge Area of the Ulster areas in hopes of checking the Irish Republican Army. Michigan, 48823. pickaxes tore down the last Phones: guerrilla barricades, watched News/Editorial 355-8252 by PLANE RELEASED resentful IRA supporters. Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8255 .The British 353-6400 army commander in the north, Business Office 355-3447 Gen. Sir Harry Tuzo, Photographic 355-8311 Hijackers held watched the last barricade Campus Information 353-8700 come down outside the IRA's former Londonderry headquarters. Children ie city and 52 LLGIERS (AP) - A communique issued by the Algerian press service Alegerian attitude came when Eldridge Cleaver, Federal investigating the frame agents large poster reading "Fly Delta's Big Jets." stoned his Belfast jeep as he left. — where an IRA the east Room 'hite suburban I Algerian government said the plane had been former information minister Wednesday's Feature Dinner [wed a U.S. jet hijacked bungalow in Detroit where lets. L permitted to land "for of the Black Panthers party, the hijack party lived said flight from Detroit to of appeals no* to land here Tuesday humanitarian reasons and to and two other Black the front room contained a Come and chicken a la o on the U.S. 6th spare human lives." Panthers mound of dirt topped by a o.ou i I held the hijack party living in Algiers irt of Appeals ii The FBI identified the naked plastic doll with a kiev Ohio, there it |ommunicado. The were not permitted to latest men Selection from our SALAD BAR mment also seized the hijack party as Melvin and approach the hijackers at pen knife in its back. Beside e the plan could Jean McNair, • apparently the airport. the mound were seven choice of potato or vegetable million ransom mented before husband and wife; their pennies arranged in a Individual loaf of bread & butter ected by the sky pirates, 1973. ;, John Porta, (jably for return to the States. children, Yahari and Ayona; Joyce Tillerson; her child, In Washington, the State Dept. announced it had semicircle around piece of bone. Nine more a small fashions Beverage erintendent of asked Algeria to return the Kenya; Harry Singleton; and pennies were arranged in a i nstruction, ransom and to take some circle around a dish which Use All/entrance fourth level of Delta Airlines plane Larry Burgess. or t t e d hit action against the hijackers. "Roger Stuart XQJ Allan Davis, acting head contained food, and a ramp for direct access. I released with the eight ationsforasuper The FBI said the nearby gold cup was filled Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. members and flew to of the American deplomatic listrict to handle mission, said he had no hijackers took over the with clear liquid. of the metro- [celona, Spain, for an of whether the Delta jet Monday after its a lg fmight stop. The DC8 jet indication itegration area, ies 1,010 schools expected to return to hijack party would be granted political asylum in departure from Detroit. They let the 87 other The FBI said cluttered house contained a the FRANDOR CENTER Jacobson's n ties. [United states today. passengers get off at Miami, [The hijack party of three Algeria. >rter's proposal, two women and three Government officials took aboard a suitcase with court order, the have indicated, however, the ransom and flew to ild collect the |ldren was questioned for Boston. There the plane hours at an airport they do not want the xes in the 53 room and then country to become known refueled, added an ind redistribute away to a secret as a haven for hijackers. 1 international navigator and took off for Algeria. ably" among tl* ation in Algiers. A hint of toughening leveling oft etween rich and 1. > madeapointof public that Ms dations court order. were | for ■ EJAC EREO JTALS enjoymentl a pretty new crop of knit m month 37-1300 separates by Red Eye PIONEER for Miss J steps forward in deep-tone polyester/cottons fancied with prints, gathers and close midriffs. Pink/wine or » » »••• n blue/bluegrass prints to pair with wine or bluegrass solids. Got System shopping headaches? We've got the cure. Our prescription is a complete ■ Pants, sizes 5-13. Tops, S-M-L. system featuring some of the most popular components around. ■ A. Puckered solid top, $8 THE PIONEER SX525 receiver is the main ingredient. 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But This humanitarian sensitivity they should also have the will be essential to county wisdom that experience can commissioners who are teach. The commissioners should responsible for the upkeep of have a working knowledge of county facilities and the county government and the distribution of welfare, who have ability to avoid political quagmire. It power to investigate any is most important that county department, agency or practice commissioners know how to of the county and maintain manage county affairs couty roads or bridges. efficiently. The board of commissioners Candidates who place the also appropriates funds for the emphasis of concern on the various county departments and social concerns of the job such as the Map of county commis problem of welfare distribution rather than the protection aspects like the TWO CENTS WORTH Eaglelon sheriffs most potentially office, represent humanitarian and effective the most The "joint decision" of George McGovern and Thomas Eagleton to drop Eagleton as commissioners. We candidates. endorse They the following range from SHC lights fire under tenants Democratic vice presidential young to old, from conservative candidate was an unfortunate to liberal. A profile of all To the Editor: installed fire extinguishers in the three arson and individual carelessness. ordinance would undoubtedly example of weakening under candidates will appear Friday in Attention should be called to your houses in which they were absent, We recommend two actions. We urge decrtn| personal injuries and property loss. public pressure. the State News. July 19 editorial regarding fire tested and recharged fire extinguishers tenants to request fire inspections of It is regrettable that an issue as Democratic choices are: prevention and the MSU Student in other houses, tested fire alarm their buildings. A fire inspection will The MSU Student Housing Coip.il tenuous as Eagleton's health six • District 6, John Veenstra. Housing Corp. (SHC). systems, circulated a flyer indicating not result in eviction either by the fire student • owned, student • opentnl You charged us with not issuing what to do in the case of a fire, and years ago can act as a wedge in •District 7, John Graham. a inspector or the landlord. The landlord cooperative organization independml press release. While this is true, urged each house to assign one person is barred by law from evicting tenants of MSU, has acted to remedy conditio#! such a promising ticket. Just as •District 8, James Heyser. conversations with Linda Werfelman the task of locating and alleviating fire because they sought code inforcement. in the houses that it owns and leasesuil regretable is the press acting as •District 9, Mary Kay and their subsequent publication have hazardous conditions. Both fire and building inspections can In addition, will continue to cooperate with dtyuil the sledge hammer which drove Wickens. produced the intended effects of a press we have allocated force the landlord to perform urgently University officials to educate its 2S0l release and we concluded that no money to purchase a fire alarm system needed repairs. that wedge in deeper and deeper. •District 10, Richard Conlin. members and the public of formal press release was therefore for Bower Co - op and are The whole messy affair has • District 19, Patrick studying We also urge the dty to enact an dangerous conditions that exist in Ei warranted. various automatic fire detection ordinance to compel rental property seriously hurt an already weak Lansing housing. Ryan Republican choices are: Your charge that we have not acted to systems that would be in continuous owners to install automatic fire Democratic Party. McGovern has •District 7, Alexander Brede. inform our members as to potential fire operation with the intent of installing detection and alarm systems in their Phil Bozzo,! hazards is untrue. Even before the fire such systems as soon as funds are a long way to go before •District 9, Derwood Boyd. buildings or face revocation of their business manager, Student HousingOjP that consumed Eleutheria available. November if he is to pass •District 10, Julius Cooperative, rooming house license. Such an July 27,19711 we circulated leaflets informing our Though poor housekeeping is a Richard Nixon; the health issue Hanslovsky. members of potential fire hazards and significant cause of fires, it accounts for has kept him dawdling at the Districts 6, 8 and 19 have no what to do to remedy these conditions. only 25 per cent of fires that have starting line. In addition to this action, we have Republican primary. O'Donnohue occurred over the past five years in multiple dwelling units in East Lansing according to statistics released by Berman Prether, East Lansing fire marshal. 50 per cent of the fires were To the Editor: David Westol p resident, | caused by individual carelessness: The following letter has been sent Intra-Fraternity council carelessness withsmokingmaterials (20 to Murray Jackson, cochairman of the The Doctor's Bag A per cent), candles (10 per cent), misuse of flammable liquids (5 per cent), and 1972 Education Campaign Committee Judy Lewis Married Students Union I of the Michigan Democratic party. misuse of electrical appliances (4 per cent), being the main problems. A We, the undersigned students and former students of MSU, support and Ronald Mauter chairman, Student Affairs Committee UnivenitjJ By ARNOLD WERNER, MD stronger emphasis should be placed on endorse Donna . O'Donohue as a individual carelessness than on poor candidate for the MSU Board of Mark Jaeger undergraduatil housekeeping, though attention should Editor's note: Dr. Werner is vacationing be given to both. Trustees. representative, Task Force on Lifelong ample bosom with the resiliency of a seems to have occurred. We believe Donna presents an Education from writing his column for the beach ball; it also produced a high rate It should be also noted that poor Can too frequent masturbation lead outstanding combination of remainder of summer term. Reprints of of cancer and is illegal in this country. A housekeeping was not the cause of any his columns from fall term 1970 will be variety of synthetic foam inserts can be to any physical disorders? Can venereal of the three recent, major fires. The qualifications for the trustee post. Donna has demonstrated Calvin Matthews graduate Black Students in Engineering advi#| substituted until fall term when the surgically installed in a rather major disease result from masturbation? cause of the Eleutheria fire was leadership in both elective and appointive operation attended by a number of defective wiring. Phi Kappa Theta, the posts Doctor's Bag will resume as usual. hazards. The worst hazard is post - No. No. A thousand times no! landlord from whom we rented the on campus. Her ability to work Harvey Dzodin vicechairman, ASMSU. I Letters may be addressed to Dr. operation infection sometimes resulting house, had been informed of the defect. effectively with others would be an 1970-71 In keeping with the spirit of my Werner at the University Health Center. added bonus on a board whose in the need to remove the foam insert The other two fires were caused by Names need not be included unless a and whatever breast there was in the request for inexpensive highly reputation for dissension poorly serves Mark Bathurst vicechairman, ASMSU | nutritious recipes, a kind reader the University. 1970-71 personal reply is requested. first place. suggests "Women's Day," a 20 cent Donna knows MSU of the '70s. As a I've heard of several ways that women Hormone shots can increase breast member-at lirp.| can enlarge their breasts, but most of them are impractical or unsafe. Is there size somewhat but are definitely not recommended f8r this purpose. There is monthly magazine available in most supermarkets: "It contains a number of Quack! student, she was invited to help bridge the gap between students and alumni as a participant in MSU Alumni Alan Mintzer senior ASMSU, 1970-71 good evidence that low cost recipes every issue. These To the Editor: Assn. any safe way of doing it? Is silicone prolonged harmful? Do the methods advertised in administration of high doses of certain recipes have the further virtue of being I don't profess to be an expert on the programs dealing with the current Jeffrey Frumkin board secretary.! hormones can lead to malignancies. easy and tasty In addition to University scene. ASMSU, 1971-72 ... care and feeding of mallards. I am even As magazines have any value? Would This does not apply to birth control a regular observer at board providing recipes, "Women's Day" more hesitant to discuss the rather hormone shots have the same effect as birth control pills on breast size? pills which cause slight enlargement of often has grocery shopping tips for the. dubious lineage of our infamous Red meetings for the past two years, Donna is already acquainted with Diane Rathnow cabinet direcW<| the breasts just as occurs during shopper with a tight budget. I'm sure ASMSU, 1970-71 The quest for a larger breast has led Cedar flock. I'll even concede the many of the complex problems the pregnancy. for the price it is the best source for a trustees must women to take desperate measures, including falling for a variety of It is worth emphasizing that the amount of breast tissue is pretty much variety of low ■ cost meal recipes." remote possibility that one of our campus mallards has a distant cousin deal with. She would bring to those problems a first-hand Susan Carter president, Women's residence Council, 1970-71 Int*| advertised methods of increasing breast A quick check showed that the who's an osprey. But I would be knowledge of the University from the the same from one woman to the next willing size (most are harmless and ineffective but some are dangerous). For a while and the difference in breast size is magazine is not affiliated with any to bet three bags of those ducks' perspective of a new graduate. That perspective is now missing on the George Bullard editor-in-chief, SU"| related to plain old fat. Incidentally, the women's or men's liberation groups. favorite popcorn that the mallard in the News, 1970-71 women were having their breasts abandonment of the brassiere as Perhaps the publisher should try a new July 26 State News was not swooping board, and it is one we believe is enlarged with injections of a liquid advocated by some women has as its title such as: "Food for All Sexes." down to catch a fish for supper as important. John Juel editor-in-chief, State Neft I silicone compound between the chest aim the de - emphaiss of the breast as a 1971-72 explained in the caption. Score one for Donna's record of active wall and the breast. This produced an sexual object, though the opposite C.C.P.S. 1970 your staff ornithologist? participation in the Democratic party DOONESBURY is impressive for someone who Aug. 1,1972 by Garry Trudeau Larry Robinson vote in will Fisheries and wildlife a presidential election for the first time this year - a yoo kHou). ma&cus, graduate student year when 3UKS, SeAR the modern world. home or will FRYER PARTS Trent added that he has wn following the championship chess between American fischer and Russian Boris spassky and would like to 'lay Fischer. "I'd like to play world match Bobby 8ANANAS DOLE OR CHIQUITA im and see how long it takes lun t0 beat me," he grinned. with this coupon toward tho purchai* of: i.Aj Trent ,eft< he shook 'an'"V FRANDOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday 'til 9 p.""- M£^^JA^^rt^L^^kamos^Mlch^^Oper^Weekd^^" 9CLjJ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 2^1972 Wednesday, August 2, 1972 f Expansion set on't fg., for TV station r find J By LINDA WERFELMAN A grant from the Dept. of th th (\h°uld the ^ State News Staff Writer Health, Education and The University television Welfare and an equal sum station should receive its from the University have new call letters and channel •ninorii financed installation of the ld remove frequency and be ready for transmitter and antenna, expanded broadcasting in she said. education early September, Kay Ingram, WMSB program The University pays the director said Tuesday. station's basic operating The station, which now expenses, she continued. J shares broadcast time on a channel 10 with WILX-TV, local NBC affiliate, will The station, with new call letters of WKAR, will expand programming from begin broadcasting on UHF the present 38Vi hours to 85 Channel 23 next month hours weekly, she said. after a new transmitter and antenna have been Programming will include all productions of the Public constructed, Ingram said. Installation of the Broadcasting System (PBS) ^inborn, antenna last Saturday was and local interviews, ucational the most recent step in the sportscasts and cultural formation of the system. programs, Ingram said. inEHMtr program The completion of the Local programs will sloped by transmitter is include braodcasts relating tentatively to black in the scheduled for Sept. affairs, city council 10, and tevelopei though it could be delayed state government 1 by "the several days, she added. procedings and a series i is on the Sky-high 'The transmitter is what we're waiting for," Ingram Mexican-American culture, she said. conflict, A new tower for campus television station WKAR said. "It's an ongoing She added that the elopment reaches up almost to the clouds to improve process that began in the station will broadcast from broadcasting State News photo by Greg Calkings latter part of June." 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday Jximately through Friday and from 4 ip- to 11 p.m. on weekends. or of the College of LLED WORST DISASTER Facilities for color each and broadcasting of a greater number of programs may be will total » also bt Manila hit installed this year, said. Ingram i eligible Present facilities permit Winborn, as deaths The unofficial death toll in r color telecasting programs coming from PBS, but of directly not of IANILA (AP) - Rising Marines, Navy and Air Force, the country's 25-day-old delayed broadcasts, or od waters swept across reported that relief efforts storm and flood crisis rose to repeated programs. st of the greater Manila were slowed both Monday Is and 14 provinces of __n Island on Tuesday, 356. 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Whitmyer, in the county party, said he State Newt Staff Writer thinks he is equally Brooks said he 48 years, in just a few however, said the clerk th0J qualified to handle the the county clerk Three of the four minutes," he said. "The should be paying more should! Democratic and Republican people should be reminded attention to assisting position, and claimed there were more important issues " • board of part of the i that the whole deal of township offices which commissioner, candidates for the county in the race. which he is a clerk. operation covers some cannot afford to employ clerk's office have one thing "The clerk, 2,200 duties. full - time experts in such for example, in common — they want to John Is, in effect, the 'watchdog "Hilliard has "I don't think areas, for instance, as attend replace the fourth Whitmyer knows what he is computer card voting. of elections'," Colburn only three meetings? been a candidate, 78 - year - old two years IV ■ getting into," Hilliard Democrats Colburn and explained. "In many Republican incumbent, C. added. Brooks, in their primary instances he acts as the eyes office," Brooks said Ross Hilliard, and of the prosecutor's office." think this trend Whitmyer, on the other race, both said they thought a})o modernize the office. hand, said he thinks he is the county clerk's office Colburn noted that this changed. I think the Hilliard, though, said he clerk should be fully capable to replace needed considerable was particularly true in the present isn't concerned about the all the Hilliard. updating. area of campaign meetings and ' opposition. Both claimed that such expenditures. involved." "I've been Meridian "If the voters decide that Township clerk for five and modern filing and storing "Expense statements are Brooks said he filed with the did J I'm too old, that there are a half years," he said, "and I devices as microfilming and county favor the current pracfol cobwebs in the office, then think many of the duties of data processing should be clerk," Colburn said. "If the paying county officiahtT I'm not going to tell them the towhship clerk parallel used. Colburn added that an state statutes are violated, or $40 for the clerk is directed to every n how to vote," Hilliard said. those of the county clerk." in - house printing shop they attend. Hilliard is running against "I've also been educated should be set up to save notify the prosecutor's Colburn said he th™ John Whltmyer, 39, in county and financial money printing legal forms. office. the county clerk Meridian Township clerk, in Brooks claimed that the "During the past East should! administration at Lansing difference between Colburn more responsive to 1 the Republican primary. Community College and Lansing City Council needs of In the Democratic MSU," he added. and himself was experience. electiohs, though, such a the speaking members in Spanish! primary, two candidates are Whitmyer claimed the Brooks is a county violation took place, but the community. fighting to see which faction clerk's office needed commissioner elected in clerk seemed unable or "Ingham county jj ■ of the party runs in the "significant updating." 1970 who serves on the Law unwilling to carry out the reality, a bilingual cou'I November election — the "It's a typical office as an Enforcement and Courts directives of the law." with a large population! established, more old man would run It," he Committee. Colburn also said he Spanish - conservative elements, said. "He has done a good "There are many phases thought the clerk should be Chicanos," he said. T speak| represented by Charles E. job, but I just think it's to this operation and I think responsible for informing all believe that the cla (Hap) Brooks, 53, of about time he stepped down the person who is elected to candidates of the election office and every other ofL Lansing, or the younger, to put some new blood in this job should have some laws. in this county should 3 more reformist elements, the office." county background," he "A five cent pamphlet - some Spanish who support Neal Colburn, given each candidate Whitmyer said he could said, to employes so thfl 33, of East Lansing. jiot pinpoint exactly which Colburn, a member of the upon filing could help avoid convenient and equal aci The clerk's office is thousands of dollars in legal areas needed updating, but Ingham County Democratic to county services is shi mainly administrative, he indicated that there party executive committee fees incurred by the county by all who need them." handling licenses and probably was a need for official documents. The modern clerical equipment clerk, or members of the such as electric typewriters, Wallendas go on| clerk's staff, serve as clerk's data processing and for the county board of microfilming. commissioners, each Circuit "The clerk's office is Court judge, the board of doing the best with the jury commissioners, the tools it has now, but it just county Civil Service doesn't have the right despite tragedy Commission and the tools," he said. Weapons Licensing Board. Hilliard discounts The clerk is also Whitmyer's claim that the responsible for compiling office needs changes. and storing voting data, "Michigan statutes take preparing the ballots for an care of our duties," he said, OLD FORGE, N.Y. (AP) crowds at the Enchanted and the electrical cord J election and scheduling "and everytime they — A member of the famed Forest amusement park in insulated but a clamp onl special elections. this Adirondack Mountain wire wasn't. He must hT change, we change. For Flying Wallendas circus The clerk also serves on a instance, a couple of years family, the victim of an resort town. hit the clamp with 1 committee with the probate ago we had a judicature act accidental electrocution balancing pole he i He was in Wheeling, W. carrying," Wallenda said. | judge and prosecuting that made me the clerk to during a high - wire act attorney to fill vacancies in five circuit court judges," Friday, was buried Tuesday Va., last Friday night to help in Sarasota, Fla. But Karl his daughter Carla and her Carla will return l county offices. Hilliard said. Hilliard, who has been Responding to Wallenda, the patriarch of husband, Richard (Chico) act, Wallenda said. In n f| the troupe, did not attend Guzman, 29, launch their weeks she will county clerk since 1924, Whitmyer's charge that the when Calvin Coolidge ran office needs revamping, the funeral because he was new act at a charity circus. Guzman was killed, the working on a new »/et a] for president, said he is may team with her ft Hilliard scoffed, "Well, you busy doing for 42 years — relying on his record in fourth member of the know, he's got to make an walking the wire. office to defeat Whitmyer. Wallenda troupe to die in a "We will stay on the nil issue out of something." "My wife and daughter Hilliard said he are in Florida," he said. wire accident In the past 10 We have to stay on," said. "I wish we had en | MCAT- DAT-GRE considered the clerk's "But people are coming years. dealings with the circuit here from hundreds of miles money to quit, but 1 do "He was exdted about see that happening." LSAT-ATGSB to see us. I don't see any I the act and he wanted to 1c FOR QUANTITY | reason why they should not see us here. I don't want to help me," Wallenda said. At 67, Karl ^ NAT'L. BDS. philosophical about | i "He told me 'Karl, I will get X*Rox i cheat them out of that." you a pole and meet you on future." Wallenda and two of his the other end of the wire.' I 'Preparation (or test I 9 to 6 DAILY ~ grandchildren perform dailf "I will stay on the wireB required for admission to | on a 150 - foot wire 40 feet told him it wasn't necessary graduate and professional JPAP^RJATE R|^.^ott| above the ground for the but he was excited and as I long as the good LordlT started to walk he ran to the me. It's out of r ENDS THURSDAY pole and began climbing." jurisdiction." "The RA EXPEDITIONS" 'Voluminous material for I COLOR Wallenda said he was 70 Wallenda says home study prepared by experts In each field feet above the ground and walk a 640 - foot l Summer Sessions more than halfway across suspended 168 feet ab«j Special Compact Courses the 480 - foot wire strung Veterans Stadium | Weekends — I ntersesslons between two light poles Philadelphia, between gai when he saw Buzman fall. of a Phillies - Mont Expos baseball double header Aug. 13. | Tiddler """•Rpof !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 2, 1972 13 Psychiatrist says tests show Bremer insane (Continued from page 1) crutches because her right leg "All at once, gunfire came, Monday. He had been clean was fractured by a shaven in all earlier laboratory testified that he out and on about the third or could not conslusively say .38-calibre bullet, said she appearances before the trial. fourth shot I was hit in the that the slugs removed from saw Wallace cut down by a throat," the Secret Service the victims were fired from volley of gunfire but didn't agent said. the gun in evidence. realize until later that she was wounded. "About that instant I saw McGovern He also said that paraffin Zarvo6, speaking in a near him (Wallace) fall on the (Continued from page 1) tests taken firom Bremer's whisper because of a ground," Zarvcs said. "I "I think hands by county detectives reeled away and was assisted they kind of paralyzed vocal cord from a want to go to a safe several hours after the 4 p.m. bullet, said he was behind by another agent." harbor," one source close to shootings had failed under and to the side of Wallace as McGovern said Tuesday. the candidate shook hands in Bremer appeared in court neutron activation tests to without the beard he sported "Muskie might be the guy oiiow residues of barium or the crowd. they're talking about." antimony normally present in casts taken from a person having recently fired a gun. Frazier added, however, that such residues could have been removed by rubbing or Merger of Teamsters, washing and a subsequent Courtroom scene Authur Bremer, third from right, the man charged in the shooting of Alabama Gov. George prosecution witness, Dr. Terence A. McGuire, said he washed Bremer's hands with surgical soap shortly after 5 brewery union hinted WASHINGTON Wallace, is in court Monday as his trial opens in Prince Georges Courthouse in Upper Marlboro, Md. (AP) - in 1957 on iption by other unions, including p.m. while treating the The giant Teamsters union is In front of Bremer is his court-appointed attornay Benjamin Lipsitz. Presideing judge is charges against former the Teamsters. The teamsters Ralph former busboy and school reportedly near a merger Teamsters leaders Dave Beck union already represents as Powers. Sketch is by Howard Brodie for CBS News. janitor for a scalp cut. agreement to absorb the and James R. Hoffa. many workers in the brewery AP Wirephoto Thompson, walking on 40,000 - member United Karl Feller, president of industry as the Brewery Brewery Workers. the Brewery Workers and a Workers, sources said. If the merger plan gels, the member of the AFL - CIO's Band to allow Brewery Workers' move 35 • man executive board, A spokesman for AFL - would be the first such has written leaders of the CIO President George Meany of the musicians. women defection from the ranks of the 13.6 million AFL - CIO in the 17 - year history of the more than 200 locals of his union around the nation that the major reason for the gave a "no - comment" to the report, but sources in the big I (Continued from page 1) Towne said that the band counterparts. well. We can teach them labor federation. labor federation said it is „ any members who "It's not that some members will probably not The river party, a band merger plan was the high cost resigned to1 the loss of the how to march," Catronsaid. An announcement on the of fighting i decided not to come women aren't capable of alter their behavior membership raids Brewery Workers. during tradition, is held when a "It's simply a lot of hard merger plan could come as jack." playing in the band. It's just practices and road trips due band member makes a work and that won't change that is is an ego trip for the early as this week, sources J Tom Towne, Kalamazoo to the presence of women noticeable mistake during a for anyone," Catron said. said. Lnior and band member, males to think that they're and that these new members performance. The person is "They're just going to have The 2 million member lid allowing women into the only ones who can play Exclusive Drive-in ) jMor will be subject to a "river led down to the Red Cedar to be able to handle the Teamsters, headed by Frank ie band will hurt the pride in the band," Towne said. party" just like their male River and must do the kick step all the way into the pressure of performance." The marching band will E. Fitzsimmons, is the largest union in the world and has ORTHSIDE engagement! RATED X-Adults water. Catron said that he be performing at six home not belonged to the AFL - *|| drive in theater ori only. Proof of age required I cGovern sees games and the away game at CIO since it booted out was yL ■_■ Worth U.S.27...482-7409 Nort p no reason to alter the river the University of Michigan party tradition, "If women members foul during the 1972 football season. trickion! JTHE WORLD'S FIRST* iefense up in a show they will just j imports I (Continued from page 1) D-Miss., the bill's manager budget from former running mate, have to go into the river like everyone else," Catron said Catron women also said that will be admitted Pre season band practice will begin Sept. 10 with extensive formations drilling on and marching ■For ^Your Service Center FOREIGN AUTOSl 1 *Major & Minor f X-RATED FULL * J LENGTH CARTOON} 1 in changing priorities, and chairman of the Armed Sen. Thomas Eagleton, D - and will continue through f Repairs | into the band only Ihose who lose defense jobs Services Committee, said | *Complete Auto Body j Mo., Sens. Stuart according to their ability to the first day of classes. M 8:45 & late * the band JI * Work such |hould, and could, be programs as funding Symington, D - Mo., and During fall term ' •anteed others, he said. for the Trident submarine William Proxmire, D - Wis. play music and the new members will be required to holds practice every Factory Trained * [ The Indochina War is the were vital to keep the do the physical work just weekday from 5-6 p.m. on • Mechanics ♦Restoration * il source of inflation, he nation secure while arms McGovern's amendment like any other member. the field next to the music ^jd. adding "there is no negotiations continue with Moscow. would have placed a ceiling on "The first and foremost building with additional d to send the youth off "In the meantime, we have the Pentagon budget, leaving quality that we look for is nightly practices in Jenison lo war so that their parents the services to set their own that the person be able to Fieldhouse before each to be prepared," Stennis pay have a job." priorities inside the top play his or her instrument game. I Sen. John Stennis, said, "you don't get any dissent from people on that figure. Similar approaches have failed to pass in the point." Much of the Pentagon past. Angler snares increases in spending will go for manpower and civilian Sen. William Saxbe, R - loxon sword employes, Stennis said. The Ohio, said it's easy enough to "bill" for the North push a "broad, across the I OXFORD, England (AP) Vietnamese offensive also board, meat tax" appraoch. must be paid, he said, The tough decisions come on r Angler Les Cadet had a Vyday when he entered a including one for the mining specific programs which effect industries in senators' bhing competition on the of Haiphong Harbor. liver Thames. McGovern drew support home states, he said. I In a few minutes he made Is first catch - a 2,000 - old Saxon sword Ihich local museum experts The Greaser Special Jter described as "an ■teresting and valuable $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza with 3 items of your choice for free. 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Crash - unit. Good condition, $150. straight stereo answer MARSHALL MUSIC, C-uSl '■!, I 482-9768 before 3 p.m. bars, rack, new tire, chain. FURNISHED. CLOSE. 3 347 Student Services Bldg. Call 351-3832 after 6 p.m. $200. 4-8-4 Just tuned. $750. 332-4319. in ,he *»> vvVhT; I people. Utilities included, 5-8-11 •AUTOMOTIVE 1-8-2 lease, August 1. 349-3358. mocrk Shades. CAMARO 1969, V - 8, good 13-8-25 Optica I Scooters & Cycles looking, new equipment. HONDA CB175, Must sell. Call NEW - USED guitars, banjos, fiddles, accessories. Expert DISCOUNT, 2515 Michigan Avenue. 379.7aJ I Ell1 Parts & Service $1,200. 355-5780. 3-8-7 Carl at 4 89-2154. Good 2 condition. 3-8-7 LOVELY FURNISHED repairs. Huge discounts. C-2-8-4 '**■ I Aviation bedroom apartments. 121 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, CORTINA 1968. Real sharp, Beal. $195 - $275. 9 and 12 •EMPLOYMENT runs greet, $750. Call Tom, 541 East Grand River. GOLF EQUIPMENT 250cc YAMAHA ENDURO, month leases. 349-3604 from C-1-8-2 •FOR RENT 351-8435.2-8-4 TRAIL BIKE. 3 months old. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 5-8-11 golfing needs available^! I Apartments Take over payments of $41 FAIRWAY GOLF with miniature J' RANg?J Houses CORTINA GT 1967. Engine and monthly. Call 373-2180 or 1 or 2 bedroom furnished mobile NIKKORMAT 35mm SLR along I Rooms body in good condition. Good gas mileage. Best offer. 394-0060 after 5 p.m. 2-8-4 homes. $25 - $40 per week. camera. Kenwood model FAIRWAY GOLF Grand River Avenue OkemJ RANGE II Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 KN5066 reel type tape deck. •FOR SALE Call 694-0000 after 6 p.m. TRIUMPH 500, 1970, high bars, Pioneer 77 speaker system. 349-2850. 2-8-4 ^ ■ minutes to campus. 641-6601. Animals 3-8-7 very sharp, must sell. $800. Color TV sets, 800 used 8 - 0-8-25 Mobile Homes 351-3294. 2-8-4 track tapes. Wall tapestries, TEARDROP OPAL 2~i,, CORVAIR 1963. Needs some NEEDED ONE stereo albums. WILCOX diamonds, $100, worth*™ I •Lost & Found work. Extra road tires, rims, HONDA 350 1969. New pistons, 'THERE Goes A MAM WHO - 485-3745.3-8-7 1 •PERSONAL MOW male; Start September, SECOND HAND STORE. 509 plus 2 good snow tires. Make valves. Well cared for. Leaving East' Michigan. 485-4391. •PEANUTS PERSONAL TO PACK AT TWE HMD OF THE SCHOOL Twyckingham. Call Chuck, MOVING SALE. Misc" an offer. Ron, 351-9315. country, must sell. $550 or 353-0037. 3-8-7 BandAmericard, Master •REAL ESTATE 3-8-4 best offer. See at Zephyr YFAR. HE" USED W TRASH COMPACTED'/ Charge, Layaway. 8 a.m. - furniture, couches, tables I color TV, waterbed Station, East Lansing. TWO MAN, 5 minutes from 5:30 p.m Monday - Saturday. , •RECREATION 882-1678.2-8-4 FIAT 1968. 124 sport coupe. 337-9011.2-8-4 C-8-25 f?29/&. LMUN6,, MIOi. campus in Lansing. Spacious 2 •SERVICE Radio, good mechanically. bedroom. $140/month, all MAHOGONY Instruction $900 Call 372-2265 days. KAWASAKI 175 1971. 1,000 MEN'S 10 spead Raleigh sprite. 2 DESK utilities paid. Phone, Typing Service 485-2589 evenings. 3-8-7 miles, good condition. $550. 351-7283.1-8-2 months old, $95. 351-3794. bedside table. Desk 2 lamp Z ft •TRANSPORTATION 351-0919 after 5 p.m. 3-8-7 1-8-2 metal 3 shelf tables c«nl •WANTED FORD GALAXIE 500 Employment Employment ONE MONTH leases for August 349-3506.3-8 2 convert*>ie, 1967. Excellent HONDA 305 1966. Runs great. LEAVING COUNTRY. Must on 2 beautiful, cheap shape. Call 489-7941. 1016 $225, best offer. Call Jim, PART TIME sell! Sony TC440 auto reverse FURNITURE, COMPLETfft 2 POSITIONS open: NCR employment; apartments. 351-5894. 2-8-4 bedroom Chester Road, apartment No. 332-0747.3-8-7 bookkeeping machine evenings and weekends. tape deck. Sony STR6045 and living room ft operator with bookkeeping Excellent compensation amp - receiver. Waterbed - Call 351-3083 after 5 301 HONDA 1971 350 SL. Super Houses p.m. 3-8-2 ■ queen size - stained and - 3RDS background. Typingdesirable. program. Automobile MERCURY COMET 1967. 4 condition, make offer. ~~ ~ Mature person with ability to required. 351-5800. C-8-25 finished frame - adjustable ^ - —= iir.i aaa aaa aa aaas door, 6 cylinder, dependable, 332-5756, noon - 8 p.m. 3-8-4 assume responsibility for FULL BEDROOM in beautiful 3 heater. Make offers. ■ Animals S400. 355-8116.2-8-4 detailed work without DENTAL OFFICE. bedroom ranch, close. 1 or 2 351-4145, Mike. 2-8-4 Challenging E3 HH HQ 83 EBB SUZUKI 250cc 1967. Helmet constant supervision. Typist position in progressive Dental people. 351-5444. 5-8-4 FREE-CYCLOPS T-shirts with IRISH SETTER, male, 6 weeks clerk: able to type 50 - 60 office. Awaits enthusiastic 0,df AKC EQj 3213Q EE) included. Good condition, champion w.p.m. accurately and young woman who enjoys LOVELY FURNISHED 1,2,3-4 all portraits orders. $1.50 to bloodline. 676-2864 1-8-2 $225. Phone, 355-3151. efficiently. Extensive stensil working with people. Good bedroom houses. $145 - $290 all others. CYCLOPS 4-8-4 salary, increases STUDIOS, 220 Albert, plus utilities. 9 and 12 month 23^323 EQ33 SXE typing, telephone and with FREEI KITTENS , adorable, I 1972 HONDA CB450, 5 months receptionist duties and individual growth. Call, leases. 349-3604 or 349-1540 332-0573. C-8-25 playful, eight weeks old. Call I 349-3566. 2-8-4 from 10 to 10 p.m. EQ ESS BEE OSES old. 2,900 miles. Excellent preparing for meetings and 0-5-8-11 a.m. 332-8195 evenings. 2-8-4 conferences. Shorthand BICYCLES. DAWES galaxy 10 condition. $900. 482-2800. DEADLINE OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE 4-8-4 desirable but not necessary. CAREER IN Real Estate, great speed. Reynolds 531 tubing. ELKHQUND PUPPIES. Topi 1 P.M. one class day 1967. Excellent condition Paid vacations and health future in sales. Complete ONE PERSON for house. $60. Excellent condition. $130. blood lines. Beautiful I Call I insurance. Loacted in East Own room, no lease, free rent 351-1015.1-8-2 cuddly, 5 weeks throughout. $1150. Phone, training program, many before publication. 351-3630. 3-8-2 Auto Service & Parts Lansing, please call: 337-1653 fringe benefits. Personal till August 15. 337-0181. 663-8418.3-8 7 for appointment. 3-8-7 3-8-72 USED BIKES. Men's, women's. interview, Howard Dodge or Cancellations/Cor¬ /W GUARANTEED repair. Trade-ins considered. Repairs rections - 12 noon one PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK - Jerry Sutton, 485-2264, 8:30 THREE PERSONS needed for 5 COCKER SPANIEL puppies ft WORK OWN hours, talking with below bike shop prices. 1951. Good body, $300 or RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at - 5 p.m. EDWARD G. Blonde. AKC, Shots started! class day before best offer. 3324430. 2-8-2 Okemos Road. 349-9620. C-8-25 people. Build Earning while own business. you leern. HACKER COMPANY. 5-8-4 person house. No pets. 271 Milford, 351 -1269. 3-»7 351-1963.3-8-7 $75. 5_g_4 Phon; 1-64921 publications. PONTIAC 351-2432.5-8-11 WANTED: FREE agents. Mini - MOVING - FURNITURE, 1970, LeMans, 4 The State News will be FOREIGN CAR PARTS. investment, maxi - earnings. CHEAP. FURNISHED HOUSE. Cheap. Beds, rockers, lamps, speed Hurst, 13,000 miles. Two girls. 10 minutes from KITTENS: BLACK shorthairl responsible only for the Excellent condition, $2400 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Mr. Nielson, 482-8991. 3-8-7 rugs, brick and board grey longhair. 353-91371 first day's incorrect best offer. East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile IF YOU campus. 485-1330. BL-8-2 bookcase, etc. 337-9698 or or 351-5705. 3-8-4 West of campus. 487-5055. 353-6722.1-8-2 mornings, 351-5102| insertion. afternoons. 3-8-2 PONTIAC LeMANS 1967, V - 8, C-8-25 HAVE A good speaking voice and For Rent GIRL NEEDED for Winter term, All students ads must be have ever been a telephone large room, parking. Call automatic, buckets, great SAILBOAT. SUPER Porpoise, prepaid shape inside and out. No rust. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair sales rep and would like to 337-0483.1-8-2 Mobile Homes 14'. 1 year old. Call $800 or best offer. Phone work on Volkswagen, bugs, average $2.50 per hour or OWN ROOM: Nice house; close. 337-2490 after 3 p.m. 108-2 694-9114. 3-8-7 busses, Ghias. GRAND more, you should look into Until September 9th. Call MARLETTE 1966, 12' x 50', ?fl RIVER CITCO. 1054 East this. Hours: $9.50/month. No deposit. All collect 1-313-694-5367. 4-8-4 bedrooms, partially furnished I THUNDERBIRD 1966. 68,000 Grand River. 351-9274. MONDAY-THURSDAY equipment guaranteed. Call COLE'S BAKERY with window air conditioner,! miles. $425 or best offer. Call C-8-25 5 p.m.-10 p.m. N E JAC, 337-1300. C-8-25 337-1863 after 6 p.m. 3-8-2 Call Mr. Aspatoreat UNFURNISHED, STOVE, SURPLUS BAKERY foods at Very good condition, ttll Deadline for "Welcome refrigerator. Close. Available reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off 694-9589 after 5 p.m. 344l MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 351-3331 Week." Classified ads is at retail prices, greet eating, August 1, lease, deposit. August 18. - 3SS-82SS. VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 37,704 miles, fantastic buy. Call Ann Kalamazoo Street . . . 1940. Complete auto painting Since Equal Opportunity Employer (203). 2-8-4 Apartments 349-3358. 13-8-25 great economy! SURPLUS 12' x 50' BROOKWOOOj after 5 p.m. 485-6501. 5-8-7 and collision service. STORE, 640 South Waverly, FURNISHED: Near campus;| NEEDED, ONE girl for 3 man immediately North of I - 496 Excellent condition; m 485-0256. C-8-25 RN or LPN with Medication CLOSE TO campus. 3 - 4 apartment. Ask for Betty, expressway. C-2-8-4 6x1^332-0713. 5-8-7 VOLKSWAGEN courses needed in new 43 bed bedroom home, furnished, 1969, only 351-4810. x-3-8-2 37,704 miles. Fantastic buy! REPLACE AND REPAIR worn nursing home. JARVIS $300. 332-1234. 3-8-7 RIGHT - ON PRICES is what ft out 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Anne, after 5 p.m. 485-6501. Automotive parts at ACRES, Dimondale, you find each day i BEAL STREET. Apartments, 1 Tanks, canisters and uprights. 5-8-7 HEIGHTS WORLD OF 646-3041. 6-8-4 Classified Ads! AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. block from campus. Fall, 2 Rooms Guaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 bedrooms, 2 persons, and up. DENNIS VOLKSWAGEN 1966, good C-1-8-2 WANTED: CHEMIST for furnished, air conditioned, SUMMER, DOUBLES or singles, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. condition. $475. Phone, temporary research position. 6:15 • 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, kitchen, laundry, utilities. 316 North Cedar, opposite 489-4060. 3-8-7 Reasonable pay. You need Aviation not relocate Send short Thursday, Friday. 351-6088. $40/monthly, summer only. City Market. C-8-25 2-8-4 351-2029. 1-8-2 . VW BUS 1966. Rebuilt engine, resume to: W.R.S. Box 1605, LEARN TO FLY I Complete new tires, brakes, battery, Grand Rapids, 49501. 5-8-2 50 USED SEWING MACHINES, flight training. All courses are SUMMER, AVAILABLE ROOMS, SUMMER or Fall. shocks. Handles extremely $9.95 and up. Consoles and government and VA certified. immediately, 6 week lease, 1 well. $650. 355-9964 after 6 PART TIME employees. Carpeted, clean, quiet, close portables, Zig - Zag and FRANCIS AVIATION. block from campus. 2 p.m. 3-8-7 Inserting newspaper sections to campus. No drugs, free straight stitchers. Also, used Airport Road. Call 484-1324. bedroom, 2 person, each Tuesday night, 11 p.m. parking. Refrigerators. Males vacuum cleaners. $3.50 and VW BUS 1964. Rebuilt engine, C-8-25 furnished, balcony, air only. Call 351-0473 after 6 to 7 a.m. Guaranteed 8 up. ELECTRO-GRAND,804 hours. $1.75 per hour. Must conditioning. 216 Beal p.m. Ask for Dave. 10-8-18 good shape. 351-6650 after 6 East Michigan, Lansing. Street. 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. p.m. 3-8-2 be 18 years old. Call anytime, Hours, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Employment Larry Root, George Ward. Wednesday, Friday. 351-6088. 2-8-4 Thursday, ROOM AND board available for Saturday, 9-12 noon. C-8-25 VW BUS camperized. New INCO GRAPHICS, Mason, women at Ulrey Co - TYPIST - PART time 3 - 9 p.m. Michigan, 677-3971. 222 engine, new paint, new EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS. Operative, 332-5095. 3-8-4 SEWING MACHING Clearance transmission. Beautiful. 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. West Ash Street. 7-8-11 For rent. Available now and Sale. Brand new portables, Automotive Phone 651 -5995 or 485-6222. Apply in person today 2 - 3 $49.95. $5 per month. Large p.m. 42754 Albert St. W September. Must have SINGLES AND doubles, 1-8-2 ALCOA, 8 men needed, evenings selection of reconditioned AUSTIN HEALEY 1968 sprite, deposit to hold. 1 block from completely furnished. All and Saturdays. Don't work for used machines. campus. 351-1405 after 5 utilities paid. Call 372-8077 Singers, new top, tonneau boot. FOR A magnificent $2 - $3 an hour, if you are | GENERAL OFFICE. Full time p.m. 2-8-4 Whites, Necchis, New Home "Excellent". 355-2912. pick a car from today's worth more, 489-3494. after 4 p.m. C-8-25 receptionist, light typing, and "many others", $19.95 to X-5-8-9 Classified Ads 355-8255. C-8-25 - some bookkeeping ONE PERSON for own $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS MEN.SINGLES and doubles now knowledge. Apply at 1101 bedroom in house, close. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, available. Clean, quiet, close, East Grand River, East WANTED - GIRLS to pose for $47.50 per month. 407 1115 North Wasthington, Maximum security Lansing, or call 332-0897. 3-8-7 pictures! Need Call 393-8935. 5-8-4 your help. Stoddard, 337-1074. 4-8-2 cooking. 485-8836.0-8-25 489-6448. C-8-25 FOR FALL. Low income. USED ZENITH portable stereos, NEED ONE girl, Fall - Spring. Kitchen, bath. Michigan deposit only CoUingtooot) Freshman through Senior eligible. 351-6257. 3-8-7 Avenue. Call 482-5748. Clean, spacious. BL-1-8-2 $25. Guaranteed. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East River. C-11-8-25 Grand HULL APARTMENTS SLEEPING ROOMS, separate $150 per apt! means Furnished, unfurnished. 1424 Haslett Road, corner of entrance, men preferred. Near campus. Phone, 332-0322, CROSSWORD Hagadorn. Managers 3-8-7 And it's refundable when you leave. To see the apartment. No. 209. PUZZLE 351-4799. x-5-8-2 ACROSS 24. light brown studio, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom apartments ROOM FOR man, across from I. Moderate 25. Young contact the resident managers below. Union. 211V4 Grand River, 5 Mantles newspaperman TEACHER 24 male 10 Birchbark craft 26. Iron symbol upstairs. 5-8-9 roommate. Luxury 11. Consignee 28. Nutriment apartment, unfurnished. $85. 12. Clerical worker 30. Blurred 394-0597. 5-8-11 TWO SINGLES across from 13. Style of 31. And not campus. Fall - Spring. painting 32. Seek office $75/month. 337-9458. 14. Melville tale 33. Variety of jazz DELTA ARMS LIBERAL ROOMMATE needed 3-7- 72 15. Deplore 34. Auroral immediately, own room, 17. Mahogany 35. Moth HASLETT ARMS $55/month. 485-3554. 2-8-2 37 Low 5. Prison SINGLES, DOUBLES. Close to 18. Ashen 39. Greenland 6. 21 plus campus, furnished, carpeted. 19. Yelp settlement 1. Table fowl 7 Tarkington LARGE ONE bedroom. Need to sublet immediately, carpeted, $13 - $18 weekly. 215 Louis. 20. Audacious 40. American 2. Fresh wafer character NORTH POINTE central air. Okemos. Call 35t-4495 or 351-5829. 21. Compass point mussel 8 Register O-11-8-25 22. Doomed 3. Varangians 9. Courser before 2:30 or after 5:30. 23. Scepter 4. Sell out 10. Curved UNIVERSITY TERRACE 349-3772. 3-8-2 7~ — — moldings s~ For Sale % 10 4 7 e 9 12. 16 Village Risen UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd. 332-2189, WANTED, GIRL for two person apartment - lots of room, % 12 iF~ 19. 20. longing Man's nickna" 351-2249 FREE - CYCLOPS T shirts huge backyard, close. $67.50 - 22. Whim month. Call Jim, 351-4120. with all portraits orders. IH If) 14 iT" 23. Grog INN AMERICA 3-8-4 $1.50 to all others. 24 Language IB To PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CYCLOPS STUDIOS, Albert, 332-0573. C-7-31 220 IT 1 23 25 Cryptogram Models open daily. South near Michigan Avenue. Roommate service available. getting together Furnished, utilities 1 bedroom, paid. $136/month BRIGHTEN beautiful YOURSELF rings, imported, with 2fl w 3# 25 " 27 28. Worries plus deposit. Phone natural Ruby, Opal, 1 % 29. Should HALSTEAD •Air conditioned •Dishwasers •Unlimited Parking •New Furniture 627-5454. BL-3-8-4 Sapphires arid Garnet. $17 - $65. 351-5598. 3-8-2 w 3F" 34 If *7 3B 3H 30. Produce 31 inventor ot PENNSYLVANIA dynamite AVENUE, MANAGEMENT •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind •Model Open Daily Call 351-8282 North, large furnished, 1 bedroom, carpeted, utilities SUNN 200S amp and bottom excellent condition. Never W I wr i 33 34. 36. Reared Man's name Utmost 444 Mich. Ave. 351 . 7910 (Behind the Yankee Store) paid, garage, $150 plus deposit. 627-5454. BL-3-8-4 used for a job. Call 332-8054. 4-8-4 _ l MT hyperbole 38. Swiss canton Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 2, 1972 15 For Sale Eagleton 'not bitter' about choice WASHINGTON Thomas F. (AP) - Eagleton, neither considered the Senate the "zenith" of a political He said he never the public furor over that thought as the Democratic vice career, presidential nominee KC-r-""' Jft#r 6 P-m- sorry nor aborted bitter about his run for vice he said, never try for anything higher. expecting to announcement would become what it did. Tuesday morning, signing letter to Democratic national a president, said Tuesday he'll Propping his feet on a t'fllTZCBAFT 12' * 55', remain a senator probably cluttered desk, Eagleton Nevertheless, probably would have he said he chairman Jean Westw od. He hadn't gone to bed until L « flood condition. 2 never trying for higher office chatted run broom.- B..t offer. again. newsmen and joked with about the public even had he known advance. Had he declined the in nearly 1 a.m. after an imoromptu party thrown for 1^-832^3-8-4^. He said he'll run for re - ordeal that began one week offer, Eagleton said, "I think about 65 peisons, mostly iAMERclCANEAGLE!2' ■Vr student owner moved. election from Missouri when his present term as a ago with his announcement that he sought hospital care I would have gone through staff members, after the the rest of my life sort of news conference Monday I&BSSjr freshman expires in two years. He's always for psychiatric 1960,1964 and 1966. problems in kicking myself." Eagleton formally resigned night in which he announced his resignation. fie arose about 6 a.m. Tuesday for a CBS TV REACTIONS MIXED - interview in which he said "I'm not bitter; I'm not going to get bitter." He also said "I'm going to IlETtTi96t! 12' * 60'. like r tired of apartments or ■»rried housing? Must *eli. Dems eye run for re election in 1974. - Ill give you a scoop on that." K «mpus. 35^-7787.^8-2 Eagleton returned home, had breakfast of coffee and fc'cONTRACT or rent. fruit juice, showed up for ■mER'CAN. ■ n -a. payment. 1-8-2 8' x 48', low Furnished. on McGovern another morning television interview and headed for his office. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reall issues of this campaign While his secretaries revealed he had been Democratic party leaders were turned into a answered a constant stream hospitalized three times in of telephone calls, almost all focused on possible discussion of his six years for treatment of capability." of them expressing IjND: female puppy, tan successors to Sen. Thomas nervous disorders and >h white markings, green Eagleton as their vice There was in Missouri, exhaustion. sympathy for Eagleton, he liar. 355-9569, 351-8848. presidential candidate meanwhile, bitterness over went about routine Senate the loss of a native business. At one point irony Tuesday while agonizing son Democrats in other states continued over the decision national candidate. took hold as Eagleton, as expressed varying views on Personal to ask the Missourian to Gov. Warren E. Hearnes the decision, but there was many junior senators often drop off the ticket. do, found himself presiding almost unanimous relief termed the withdrawal "a over the Senate from the seat & MRS. ADVERTISER, that it had been made. As Democratic National severe blow" and said he used by the vice president ■ugust 18th is the deed line for was not sure if he would Tur Special "Welcome Week" Committee chairman Jean Most of the suggested when he fulfills that Lition of the State News. Call Westwood set up machinery take part as a Democratic names of successors on the positions. in now. 355-8255. National Committee Asked if any in Washington to pick a ticket were the same as future run for member in picking an president vice president is replacement, she said, "I those which surfaced before or thought it was a wonderful Eagleton successor to be McGovern first chose now blocked out, he said, JoiNTMENTS MADE or just thing for Tom Eagleton to recommended by "Yeah, I should think so." i 355-3359. UNION Eagleton at the party do." McGovern. "Not having ever had the ■UILOING BARBER SHOP. The loss of convention in Miami Beach last month. burning ambition to try for it Makes it official Westwood called on Eagleton will in the first place, and being cause "great damage" to the Missouri Sen. Thomas Eagleton pauses at his desk at the Capitol today after signing a JgNANT? WE understend. Eagleton to resign before Democrats' chances for Michigan state party very satisfied and gratified with being a senator, I'm letter to the Democartic National Committee to officially resign from the ticket as s. Pregnancy counseling. George S. McGovern, the success in the November chairman James McNeely §72-1560.0-8-25 presidential nominee, did. said he wanted to keep going to pursue that to the candidate for vice president. She said Eagleton "tried elections, Hearnes said, Eagleton but acknowledged ultimate," he said. APWirephoto ■e A lesson in complexion refusing to predict that "I don't have access to the very hard to overcome the Call 484-4519. East President Nixon will be reaction to his broad reaction McGovem llichigan or 485-7197, defeated in Missouri. announcements last week and Eagleton have." Drunk ■ ansing Mall. MERLE driving charges out in the Black Hills but Missouri state Democratic From everywhere there ■ORMAN COSMETICS lruDIOS. C-8-25 chairman Delton Houtchens praise for Eagleton's any attempt to discuss the was said, "I think Tom Eagleton courage during the week of was shabbily treated." decision. feanuts Personal Service St. Louis Mayor A. J. retracted by Anderson Cervantes said Eagleton And Republican Sen. a savings spreel Shop ' ' P I N N I N G S & Jacob Javits of New York Brant Ads for household would have been a "great ENGAGEMENTS". A Friday Tiod. Check the For Sale feature of Classified asset" to the ticket despite said if nothing else the the mental health issue debate gave Americans an Advertising. Deadline 12 raised when the senator education in mental illness. WASHINGTON (AP) - Columnist noon Thursday. $1 per Jack Anderson Tuesday retracted his [ Recreation insertion. 347 Student Services Building. 8-25 Ifl WHAT'S. allegation that he had found records W BOARD Summer flights. showing Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton had "1 (tin persuaded the (drunk driving) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY been arrested several times for drunken MM -4. August flights still desires typing and dictation or reckless driving. Irailable. 353-97 77. C-8-25 in home, 1 day service, Anderson met with Eagleton for more 372-4682. 19-8-25 half an hour, then took back his story in untrue and it was inexeusable Real Estate story "in total." He said his investigations now show Eagleton was IRVIEW, NORTH. 10 Typing Service Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in during the summer term. MSU students wishing appointments never arrested on such charges. Jinutes to downtown Low maintenance, 2 or COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. the State News office, 341 are asked to check with the The retraction came as Anderson was of me to use it." Jack Anderson Discount printing. IBM typing Student Services Bldg., by noon ASMSU Business Office, 307B severely criticized by Sen. Barry Bedroom ranch. Cozy one class day before publication. Student Services Bldg., or call ■eplace, carpeting, breekfast and binding of theses, Goldwater, R - Ariz., and The No announcements will be 353-0659. ' 1 basement with resumes, publication. Across Washington Post. from campus, corner M.A.C. accepted by phone or for events Goldwater said on the Senate floor had seen them in the hands of a former "I ra room for office/sewing, am persuaded the story is untrue and Grand River, below Jones outside the greater Lansing area. Thei rill fre lenced yard. Garage. that Anderson "was forced to admit to Missouri highway patrolman. The and it was inexcusable of me to use it," ■5,900. Owner. Stationery Shop. Call introductory lecti total irresponsibility" and has done the columnist added. 482-2738. The NARMIC film source turned out to be Washington T811 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, showing the transcendental meditation at 4 337-1666. C-8-25 automated air war in Indochina and 8 p.m. today in 102B Wells grave harm to other journalists. The banker True Davis, who said he didn't Eagleton was pleased by the will be presented at 8 tonight in Hall. All are welcome. Post, which often disagrees with know if the photostats he saw in 1968 retraction. IMPROVED 2 Goldwater on other issues, said in an He said Anderson showed courage, TYPING THESES and letters, the east terrace lounge, Wilson were genuine or not. He said he didn't |«droom, furnished, Hall. Gay Liberation will host a editorial that "the Anderson know who it was who had shown them noted that he had won the Pulitzer Prize Peted, fireplace. Double etc. Rapid, accurate service. •tic Experienced. 393-4075. community picnic from noon performance has been a reckless and to him and never expected Anderson to for reporting secret documents garage. Built in The MSU Amateur Radio Club C-8-25 until dark Saturday in section C nces. Baseboard heat. will meet at 7:30 Thursday in wholly regrettable excursion into the publicize the matter without checking illuminating the Nixon administration's of Alton Park, East Lansing. Join worst kind of Nett. 675-5276. 2-8-4 339 Engineering Bldg. Slow - scan 'journalism'." it further. handling of the India - Pakistani war, ANN BROWN: Typing and us there. television will be demonstrated. What Anderson retracted was his Anderson apologized to Eagleton and called him a "distinguished multilith offset printing. [TVfroom, LANSING. By owner. 3 Everyone is invited. story of last Thursday, when he said in a publicly Sunday on CBS- TV's "Face journalist." Complete service for Gay Liberation will host a 1J4 baths, fireplace, radio broadcast that he had located the Nation" broadcast but refused to "I'm satisfied with his unqualified foe living room and dissertations, theses, party from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. dining photostatic copies of arrest records retract the story until he was certain it retraction of the story," Eagleton said. manuscripts, general typing. Saturday at 215 Homer St. pm. 2 car garage. V/, lots. untrue. He said he had been Eagleton wouldn't Ill 332-5250. 4-8-4 IBM. 22 years experience. Gay Liberation summer office Everyone is invited. BYO. showing that Eagleton had been cited a was say whether he 349-0850. C-8-25 hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Monday half - dozen times for drunken or premature in airing it. believes Anderson's story had through Friday. Everyone is The MSU Railroad Club will reckless driving. But Tuesday Anderson said he had contributed to the pressures that ||-EX, Nly room THREE bedroom, with welcome to call 353-9795 or have a special summer business Eagleton called it "a damnable lie" exhausted his investigative abilities and prompted Democratic presidential fireplace, ■% carpeted, 1V4 baths, Transportation drop by to rap at 24 Student meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 37 Union. New members and said he had never so much as been is now convinced the story is false. nominee George McGovern to ask for Services Bldg. are "I am convinced he was never arrested his resignation Monday night. enge. welcome. stopped and asked to walk a straight LIGHT TRUCKING - you call, But Anderson said hethough the story Pngerator, garbage disposal, line. Anderson told newsmen that he for drunken driving," Anderson said. Hear garage. Call Jim Hovev we haul. Furniture, etc. Gay Liberation will meet at 3 didn't, have the documents, but had "If there were pl^otostats, I believe they had hurt Eagleton "and I owe him a 355-1271,355-2782. 5-7-9 p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. Call The MSU Cycling Club is J MULDER - RUTTER 353-9795 for more information. sponsoring bike rides at 1 p.m. been told about them by a source who were phony." great and humble apology for that." ■EALTY, 371-4444. Saturday and Sunday. Meet in Everyone is welcome. tunings and weekends, Wanted front of the Men's IM. All bike, il-2613.14-8-25 riders welcome. The vets against the war state are State's Dems PORTABLE REFRIGERATOR, convention is this Saturday. The folding screen, Sony tape Bob Carr is running for Service recorder. Reasonable. Call Republican convention and Operation Fast Patrol are on the Congress as a Democrat. If you 882-2015. 3-8-2 want to help him get elected, call agenda. 482-1503 or 332-3317, or come Bar No handling WITNESSES: (MAY 11, 11 There will be free beer at the to the Students for Carr meeting. Ti on any book I Send front/Lizard's, male Spartan Village People for £' 8u,hor. Publisher, price, p.m., Eagleton's and female arrested by East Jondahl meet the candidate Everyone is welcome to come leek name' addre», and' r night, 7 to 9 tonight in the court learn square, round and folk Lansing Police.) Please, fcElCvm0nev order t0 yard of 1445 Spartan Village. dancing when the MSU ExToe BOOKS, P.O. 349-9205. 5-8-4 Rain date - 7 to 9 p.m. Promenaders meet at 7 p.m. 525 ^Hopewe", N.J., METAL CANOE, In good Thursday. today in the Women's IM. O'Brien to the vice presidential Kst gives O'Brien the edge. condition, and boy's Schwinn (Continued from page 1) sting - ray bicycle. Call The Okemos Barn Theater is The Soaring Club will meet at James McNeely and Vice Chairman Libby Maynard along Helen Irving would not disclose any preference, saying the b»l|TY Kir ™'s service""on and recorders. 487-3096. S presenting "I'll Drink to That," an intimate musical evening Aug. 7:30 p.m. in 35 Union to view a film. All are invited. with State Sen. Coleman Young and Helen Irving, who were decision should be left primarily to McGovern. "We have a great number of competent people and Sen. elected to the national committee by the 132 - member Ki-JL E0 SHOPPE. DON'T FORGET blood comes 4 - 6. Call 349-4340 for more Michigan deleation. McGovern's preference will weigh very heavily on my final |7'300. C-8-25 only from people. Save a life. information. The Tenants Union will hold an decisions," she said. Give blood. Professional organizational meeting at 8 p.m. The delegation refused to select the additional five mm She, too, supported the resignation, saying the problem had PAINTING.~Grad donors compensated. The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. today in the Union lounge. All members because they had not been given that charge in the been fully explored and the decision was made in the best El J' ,r®''able. references. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY will have a lawyer available from 1 interested persons are urged to June state presidential convention, Ingham County I^S-IOOS after 5 p.m BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday attend. Democratic chairman and party delegate Winthrop Rowe of interest of the ticket and not motivated by personality ^**estimates. C-8-25 C-8-25 East Lansing said. problems. "I knew a decision had to be made, but I'm sorry the day It was subsequently decided that /V0U threw to J THE wr0n6 there WERE runners on first and second, and you in a situation like that, h f-foo're t>estro¥lNS ) be chosen by the entire body of the new members should precinct delegates at the hasn't come when a man's past problems won't be dragged up to crush the present," Irving said. you alu)ays thr0lt> to i; creativity,'!^/ August state democratic convention, he added. vba5e a6ain!! threw the 0all to flr5t! ^ third or to home! State Sen. Coleman Young and state Democratic vice McNeeley said he does not think the resignation will have a chairman Libby Maynard could not be reached Tuesday significant impact on the November election. afternoon. life- He supported the decision because Eagleton's mental "Sen. McGovern had clear grounds to believe Eagleton history had "become the major topic of this embryonic could be an excellent vice president, but the primary issues of campaign." The issues of the war, economy and tax reform the campaign would be lost if debate about Sen. Eagleton are most important, McNeeley said. He quickly added he was continued," Rowe said. very impressed with Eagleton and would have supported his Rowe, who says he is behind Eagleton 100 per cent, agreed continued candidacy. with McNeeley that peace, tax reform and priorities at Home fdidseeitfxi ujant\ yes. iucy...this 15 verv IF HQV KICK ME OFF THE TEAM, CHARLlF BROtaJN, I'LL PUT I'LL SURE VEIL — not the vice presidential nominee's past health record — me, haffo for me to say, 3VJ McNeeley said he will support anyone selected by the \mana6er?J i ji/5t pont think you'ffe NEVER SPEAK TO YOU a6ain! AT V0U A LOT,'.1 national committee, but his personal preference is Wisconsin should be the campaign's decisive issues. But the controversy spurred by newspaper disclosures good en0u6h for our team..,, Gov. Patrick Lucey. would have made it an inevitable issue, Rowe commented. "He's a bright attractive guy who happens to be Catholic," Rowe said the choice for vice president should be left to rfjgJ Sti 1 McNeeley said. "And I happen to think he'd make a good vice Democratic leaders, but he indicated a preference for Mass. president." Sen. Edward Kennedy or O'Brien. But he said he feels the recent addition of former His list also includes two Michigan favorite sons — Sen. Democratic National Committee Chairman Lawrence Philip Hart and UAW President Leonard Woodcock. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wedn'esday^umist i Transit bill faces interstate highway system. public hearings Milliken's idea of a rapid discretionary fund dedicated DBCOl ADRIAN (UPI) - Gov. Sen. James G. should switch from freeways committee, and there were to financing urban Milliken's much - debated Fleming, committee to public transportation to A Detroit hearing site — negotiations in progress transit program 'or the state. transportation programs of 307 E. Grand chairman, allowed the hearing solve the problem of moving thought to be the most in which could result in a Its financial collapse could, transportation package was any mode which would to be left out of legislative the first of three — because people are at stake. need of a transit system with compromise. in turn, jeopardize the fixing River Ave. its congested freeways — was of current troubled bus increase mobility in these committee for a while he has been under fire for Fleming, a Jackson But until something vital areas of the state." Tuesday for its first public singlehandly keeping the Republican, doesn't want not included. definite does occur, the systems and research for new hearing here — the only fresh program from the eyes of he any money from the gasoline Gov. Milliken suggested Southeastern Michigan transportation systems In He says while the air it has had for five months. rest of the elected senators. levy — now used solely to Fleming's choice of locations Transportation Authority Michigan. "a pretty transparent nonurbanized counties Milli ken's program to raise "The whole program has build and maintain roads — was (SEMTA), has been virtually been held up by the will of action," but he added he was ruined. State Highway Director would be paying about one - money for a rapid transit to go for pub-iic Henrik Stafseth said, fourth of the costs of the system through a 2 - cent - a • one man, Sen. Fleming," an transportation, "not too worried about that. SEMTA was created by the however, "It has become discretionary fund, "the 3/» Gov. Milli ken said. He has called three public All this will come out in the legslature in 1967 to buy gallon increase in the angry increasingly evident that the urbanized counties now gasoline tax has been locked Changing the form of hearings — in Adrian, end, anyway." bus services and rebuild and automobile alone will not contribute far in excess of in the Senate Highways transportation in the cities of Petoskey and Marquette. Fleming, in defense, said research public Adrian was picked as a transportation in the Detroit provide the mobility that is this to the nonurbanized limit 3 pkgs. Committee. Michigan and whether cities None of the sites are on the required within out large counties in all other hearing site because it can be metorpolitan region. urban areas." reached 'In a 50 - minute Thomas H. Lipscomb, the transportation aspects. They (coupon) drive from Detroit." would continue to do so general manager, said the He said existing mass p„, Expires 8-5.79 Eatt Lansing "If welfare people can get under the legislation which is stn,.„ agency was losing staff and transit facilities "are not . from Detroit to the steps of under consideration." stopping its research only losing money, which is the capital in Lansing every programs because of a lack of bad, but are losing two weeks," Fleming said, state funds —monies that are passengers, which is worse. Highway Dept. statistics, 10% Off "People can also get to held up in Milliken's Before the situation considers 15 Michigan Adrian for the counties "urbanized" and Fleming hearing." claimed the transportation package. The agency has been deteriorates still further, we support the establishment of the remaining 68 counties Photo selection of locations was closely linked to Gov. a state transportation "nonurbanized." not an attempt to keep the measure from truly being Finishing aired. He said Adrian was (coupon) convenient because of the threat to border county people. He said gasoline Detroit man Expires 8-5-72 Lansing store r business there could suffer Soft & Dry because a tax increase may "cause people in the border counties to buy gasoline in Ohio." jail on aocient maintains he did Deodorant DETROIT (UPI) - More George C. Wallace has until nothing In spite of Fleming's than 26 years ago, Eddie Sept. 20 to request his wrong. 5 oz- Did s' live actions, Gov. Milliken has been taking steps to rescue Plenty, a poor, black dirt extradition. Otherwise, the As the oldest male in his Reg. $1.10 J)/ | farmer, was sentenced by an case will be dismissed and family, at 24, he felt his proposal. The governor limit 1 In obvious disregard for the Universaity restriction on pets, two dogs race across the Alabama Judge to jail for a Eddie Plenty will become responsible for the others. said some "private moves" In desperate need of money (coupon) grounds near the Computer Center. They may have broken away from an unwary owner year and a day for selling Eddie Allen again, Expires 8-5-72 have been taken this summer he sold the to ■ or may only be touring the area on vacation from obedience school. to get the bills out of one of his grandmother's , A check with authorities cow a 5**' Lansing Store Only 1 State News photo by Milton Horst cows without permission. 'n Michigan and Alabama neighbor who had offered to buy it. Plenty, who said he was Monday turned up records only trying to put some that Allen was sentenced, "But my grandmother didn't approve," he said, Safeguard Soq j CALLED OBSESSION food on the table, escaped following a grand larceny Bath Size from police en route to conviction, on Jan. 8,1946, and she called police and prison and hitch hiked and escaped 20 days later, had him arrested. Reg. 25c Allen finds it difficult to north where he changed his Attempts to locate a name, got a job and settled record of the case itself believe the case is still being 2 - 381 Busing By ROBERT BERG debate down with a wife who bore him eight children. As Eddie Allen, he has maintained a clean slate and were unsuccessful, Spokesmen for Wallace and Gov. Milliken said they knew nothing of the case pursued. "Seems to policeman got up on the wrong me side of the bed one morning and set out to some limit 4 Bars (coupon) Expires 8-5-72 | News earned himself a reputation but would look into it. ^••JL^Jn^toreOnly | United Press International As the Michigan Commentary Griffin dismissed that as as a "hard worker" with Allen, now 50, still arrest me," Allen said. Detroit's Dept. of Public presidential primary "an affront to the Works. campaign was grinding to a close last May, a Washington Gen. Frank J. Kelley, asked "What is your position on national convention adopted a probusing plank intelligence of voters." In the translation Michigan On June 16, the Alabama State Board of Corrections ACE HARDWARE Clearasil newsman climbed on a press busing?" It was billed as an in its platform which he was that means Griffin thinks notified Detroit police that bus in grumped to Grand Rapids and a friend: open letter to Kelley. The ad listed six questions on a series of repudiating almost as soon as it was nailed into the he's got a good and isn't going to thing going give it up. Eddie Allen was Eddie Plenty and that he really BICYCLE SHOP .2 oz. Reg. $1.29 tube f "Busing isn't an issue out busing for platform. Griffin quoted the was wanted by authorities here. It's an obsession." Kelley, all designed to cast plank in the advertisement Towards the end of his limit 1 in Hale County (Ala.) as a The obsession is still here, Kelley in a pro-busing light. and can be counted on to advertisement, Griffin took fugitive. (coupon) thanks to the findings of Griffin's people apparently do so again this year. two sentences to say : Allen was arrested, Specialists in Expires 8-5-72 U.S. District Judge Stephen decided Monday would be a bicycle sales Eatt Lansing Store OnlyB Roth and the oratory of "Transportation of "I agree with you that arraigned on the fugitive good day to hit Kelley on warrant and released on and repair. students is another tool to there are other important politicians who busing again. Roth as see damning the road to victory Kelley, of course, isn't accomplish desegretation," issues besides busing to be $1,000 bond. Alabama Gov. Featuring parts for3,5and 10- Dry Look this November. sitting back content to be the platform plank said. "It discussed in our campaign. It cropped up again this cast in this light. He points must continue to be You may be certain that speed English, European, and by Gillette week when U.S. Sen. to the fact he has been available according to there will be discussion American bikes. 4 Robert P. Griffin picked the leading the court battle Supreme Court decisions to about differences between oz. can day a Roth-appointed panel against Judge Roth. eliminate legally imposed us on foreign policy and Reg. $1.00 released its plan for "All he does is talk about segregation and improve the other domestic issues." limit 1 desegregation of Detroit's it," Kelley says. "We've quality of education for all schools to buy full-page been taking effective action children." But busing was the word ' (coupon) Fast Two - Day Service Expires 8-5-72 advertisements in a series of to stop busing. We are in the headlines and busing Michigan newspapers. ones who secured the stays Kelley has suggested to was what the advertisement Wfe' East Lansing Store Onlj | In bold 36-point type Griffin that they call a was all about. People don't OA the of Judge Roth's orders." WRITEOFF RESEARCH moratorium on the busing advertisement, featuring pictures of Griffin and his But the attorney was put in a bind by his general debate for at least a portion get obsessed with wage-price spiral. the WOES WITH WRITE ON Stop in soon. Rubbing November opponent, Att. 211 ABBOTT RD. national party when the 351-9100 9 -6 DAILY 201 E. Grand River 351-6184 Alcohol TRANSCENDENTAL campers* 1 pt. Reg. 29c MEDITATION pro shop There are over 25,000 reisons why this is the Midwest's foremost camping outfitter limit 1 (coupon) Expires 8-5-72 East Lansing Store Campfitters slocks no less than 25,000 items- • NATURAL TECHNIQUE DEVELOPS FULL boots. tents, packs, lanterns, jackets, etc etc . 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