Some Wednesday people will do anything MICHIGAN Partly cloudy today STATE NEWS get a job. See story page STATE • . . to with temperatures between 65 and 70. Rain chances are 10 UNIVERSITY percent. Volume 65 Number 21 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 9. 1972 Chamberlain checks Brown bid By RICK WILBINS and legislative race for the State House vacated seat for Human Survival candidate Terry drain commissioner race with Gregory McFarland, 25. Republicans: Julius A. Brown by increasingly larger margins RAY ANDERSON by Brown in his bid for Luke inundated his opponents with R. Maddex winning easily with 1,928 Congress, early returns indicated Hanslovsky, 225; Roberta L. as areas farther from Lansing reported. State News Staff Writers the 2,323 votes. James Gorman was to Jimmie W. Currin's 632 votes. Neubacher, 202. Brown appeared to be losing by November election would be between second with 348 and Gerald Jones last Unopposed incumbent Richard L. Two other districts fall partially large margins in Livingston, State Rep. Jim Brown, R-Okemos, Republican James Pocock and with 221. Sode received 3,204 Republican votes. outside East Lansing. Returns listed Washtenaw and particularly Jackson Democrat H. Lynn Jondahl. Incumbent did not get a large student or crossover With all East Lansing votes turned Republican Sheriff The Ingham County commissioner here are for East Lansing only, and County where he received vote he had hoped for in his bid for Kenneth Preadmore was ahead of his results which follow are limited thus in, the five-way Republican race was incomplete for the two county approximately 40 per cent of the vote the Republican Sixth Congressional led opponent Merle Lemon by a 3,278 to primarily to those districts which lie commissioner districts. to 58 per cent for Chamberlain with District nomination. by Pocock with 1,826 votes. 569 vote margin. within East Lansing's 25 voter District 9: Democrats: Mary Kay 80 per cent of the precincts reporting. With returns very light and only Following in order of votes received The Ingham County clerk race was precincts. were Patrick Wickens, 317; Lawrence J. So wash, Brown still held hopes of defeating East Lansing reporting final vote tallies Joy, 769; Donald Huber, similarly lopsided in East Lansing, District 6 (Meridian Township): 180. 711; Sydney Worthington, 407; and with Democrat Neil Colburn Republicans: Incumbent Chamberlain according to Brown's at midnight Tuesday, Brown was winning Democrats: John Veenstra, 210; Joann Derwood Boyd, 797; James C. secretary Pat William Gorman, 263. Loughlin. trailing incumbent Charles E. handily over Charles E. "Hap" Brooks, Lee Spyke, 181; Mark Jaeger, 77. Vignola, 187. "We've spent way too much time Chamberlain by a 2,724-3,150 margin In the Democratic three-way 2,454 to 524. In the Republican race, Republican Charles White was District 19: Democrats: Patrick J. and way too much effort in this with the balance coming from Jackson primary, East Lansing totals were incumbent C. Ross Hilliard held a unopposed. Ryan, 89; Joseph H. Billingsley, 63; campaign to give in and our volunteers and Lansing Townships. narrow lead over John Whitmyer, District 7: Democrats: Pamela H. Steven P. closer, with Jondahl garnering 1,822 Jewett, 28; Harold "Harry" have worked too hard to give up A combination of poor weather and 1,947 to 1,732. Stern, 602; John F. Graham, 371. votes to Marianne Davis, with 1,281. Emmons, six. Republican: Daniel P. now," Loughlin said. "As far as Rep. lack of voter interest resulted in a light William Palmer Incumbent Ingham County Register Republicans: Alexander Brede III, ran a distant third with of Deeds Enid M. Behringer, 144, unopposed. Brown is concerned, the election is to moderate turnout throughout the 147. Lewis obtained 1,006; Hatte R. Hazlett, 657. East Lansing voters provided the still far from over and he still has a state and a 27 per cent turnout in East 3,259 East Lansing votes and watched District 8: Democrats: James W. County races proved to be more her only state-wide proposal to appear on chance to win, although it is much Democratic opponents concede Heyser, 443; Ronald M. Wahula, 163. Lansing. indicative of youthful voter strength, the the ballot with a 2 to 1 nod to permit slimmer now." But student-oriented candidates city victory to Kristi Wenger with Republican: Linda Kay Pompi, 396, with student-oriented candidates juries of less than 12 members to give The young Democratic candidates 1,471 votes. Wegner's opposition, unopposed. fared well in other races of significance obtaining an overwhelming majority of verdicts in non-felony trials. The vote running for Ingham County offices, to the University and East Lansing the East Lansing totals. Betty J. Honey and Janice S. Schuch District 10: Democrats: Richard was 4,916 to 2,221 for received 574 and Proposition A. particularly those persons endorsed by 454 votes Conlin, 389; Debra Ann Heinfling, communities. In the three-way Democratic race In Lansing and the out-Ingham the Coalition for Human Survival, In the hotly-contested 59th District respectively. 118; Stephen Griffith, 65; Joseph F. for Ingham County sheriff, Coalition Two Democrats faced off in the County areas, vote totals were appeared to be losing some of the """ Babiarz, Jr., 58; and Howard C. minimal, with only 27 of 139 substantial leads which they gained in ffjfBWSfe precincts reporting to the County East Lansing and Lansing, but it did Clerk's office in Lansing. not appear that they would lose The totals were unusually slow enough votes to be defeated. coming in, apparently because of a slip In the 59th State Representative up at the computer center where the District, which includes East Lansing, ballots were being tallied. According Lansing, Meridian Township and to the County Clerk's office, there was Williamston, Pocock and Jondahl a delay in programming the computers appeared to be strengthening their to handle incoming East Lansing votes. leads. Pocock said he was not surprised by his apparent easy victory. Political With only 20 per cent of the campaign watchers have been out-county areas reporting, predicting a tight race between Pocock Chamberlain appeared to be leading and Huber. AS VP CHOICE Shriver appr by Dem co WASHINGTON (AP) — The of its votes for its still favorite son, Democrats ended a troubled political Eagleton. And four Oregon votes were chapter Tuesday by naming Sargent cast for former Sen. Wayne Morse. Shriver as the fill-in vice presidential Placing Shriver's name in nominee to run with Sen. George nomination, Sen. Mike Mansfield, the McGovem. Senate majority leader from Montana, The 56-year-old Kennedy in-law, ackowledged the divisive effect of who has never sought elective political office before, was nominated without Eagleton's withdrawal and the subsequent frustrating search for a successor. He opposition by the Democratic declared: National Committe to fill the spot "We are, in all bluntness,off to a bad vacated by Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton start. Let us acknowledge it in all of Missouri. Performing one's civic duty The vote of Illinois gave Shriver a victory with all 170 of its votes which honesty and let us go on from there." He said Shriver, former Peace Corps director and ambassador to France, It was a day at the polls for MSU students, East Lansing the Union in order to perform her civic duty. Voting turnout put him at 1,675 and over the 1,509 brings to the ticket "a record of great residents and the entire state as the Tuesday primary election was sparse as both the Republicans and Democrats waged needed for nomination well before ability in activating government to let the candidates know just where they stood with their intraparty wars. halfway in the voting. serve the public interest." State News photo The final vote constituents. This student voter signs in for her punchcard at by Milt Horst was an overwhelming "We begin our campaign anew with 2,936 for Shriver. Missouri cast all 73 the conviction that it will end in victory," McGovern said in a speech prepared for delivery after the committee's action. Campaign By RAY ANDERSON State News Staff Writer communications media expenses expenditures in either of two other five day preprimary deferrals when it passed the campaign expenditure law. He added that limited which under fire places the advertisement in congressional district newspapers which think the law required release of the information. He added he would like to "We gather strength of Sargent Shriver — with his contagious cause will prevail..." from the choice who inspires us faith that our "Sargent Shriver sent the Peace Corps around the world; and in the deferrals were not illegal, but in the candidate requests. next administration, America will reports submitted on Chamberlain's send forth the message Campaign expenses looms as a big behalf. disregard of congressional intent. Attempts to obtain the amount of once more of issue on this year's The five day report includes all advertising Chamberlain or Brown peace on earth. young political trail State Rep. Brown's report reveals a - Central 'n the wake campaign finances up to July 27 and obtained through the corporation were Advertising Agency, which "Sargent Shriver commanded the of the new federal $19,000 expenditure for media while handled billboards for the two restrictions on spending. Chamberlain could therefore have unsuccessful because Elmer White, asst. war on poverty; and in the next campaigning for the congressional seat. candidates, would not disclose its administration that is the In the 6th District congressional race, Both candidates made extensive use placed all his advertisement after that secretary treasurer, said the war information was confidential. information on the date of billboard American will wage and win." Republican primary opponents Jim of television, radio, newspaper and time. frown of Okemos and incumbent When White was told this was in placement until today, saying release of McGovern referred to "the trial billboard advertising. Congressional candidates generally Charles E. Chamberlain have been The reports filed by the two place their newspaper advertisement regard to the federal campaign (Continued on 13) (Continued on page 13) through the Michigan Newspapers Inc. expenditures law, he said he didn't page "^king many accusations of violations M the Republicans also reveal a wide restrictions, but providing few difference in campaign funds obtained facts. through July 27. While Brown reported A study of preprimary campaign a fund total of $28,651.34, House unit OKs strict bus bill expenses, sources and contributions as Chamberlain's three separate accounts "led in accordance with a new federal filed in the elections bureau under act reveal wide differences in the two Charles E. Chamberlain, Chamberlain candidates' amounts and what was for Congress, and The Jackson described as a technical violation on the WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill that education funds in inner city schools urging him to do all in his power to That bill, requested by President Chamberlain Committee show a - Part of would impose strict limits on the to improve their educational qualtiy. prevent the passage of the bill. Nixon last March, would prevent the Chamberlain by Bill Krueger, combined total of $6,255.97. federal courts' power to order busing It authorized $500 million a year Approval of the bill after a long federal courts from issuing any new auditing manager of the U.S. General This would indicate that Chamberlain in school desegregation cases was for that purpose, with the money to struggle in the committee cleared the busing orders until next June 30. Accounting Office in Detroit. has either deferred all his advertising The federal law approved 21 to 16 Tuesday by the come out of the $1 billion authorized way for a flurry of voting on It is designed to freeze the requires congressional expenses or obtained much of his House Education and Labor earlier for emergency aid to schools situation where it is busing candidates to file a financial report with funding after the July 27 ^deadline ^for antibusing measures in the two weeks now in order to the clerk Committee. that are desegregating. remaining before Congress recesses for give Congress time to pass permanent of the U.S. House of inclusion of material in the five - day The bill would prohibit crosstown the Republican National Convention. desegretation guidelines for the courts representatives and forward a copy to preprimary report. e Michigan secretary of state. As of 4 Krueger explained that billing for busing of elementary - school pupils Clarence Mitchell, a leading civil The Ru,es Committee, which to follow. P-m. and permit it at higher grades only rights spokesman, called the bill "one controls the flow of legislation to the The bill from the Education and Tuesday the Michigan Dept. of such expenditures could be delayed under strict limitations. Courts would of the most despicable and brazen .tat« "ad not received a copy of the temporarily, though restrictions exist. House floor' already has approved a Labor Committee would establish have to try all other desegregation ckson Chamberlain Committee's five He added they would probably appear assaults on the judicial system that has constitutional amendment that would those guidelines, but antibusing forces methods before turning to busing. Preprimary report. in Chamberlain's post - primary report. The committee added a provision come out of a committee of Congress outlaw busing. It will vote Thursday to still want the freeze on new busing he issue has been further clouded by in the last 30 years." He sent a c,ear stiU another anti - busing bill for In response to a question Krueger said designed to concentrate federal (Continued on page 13) 1 absence of any mention of Congress was trying to avoid such more telegram to House Speaker Carl Albert a House vote. By BILL WHITING And they're just starting to come pressured by grades, but works at his State News Staff Writer around. own pace. Jail program For untold years metropolitan communities like Lansing have sent the "If the community doesn't take on responsibility, we've lest the battle," Gordon Locatis, director of "It's not traditional and it's not radical," Bill Szafarczyk, an instructor and MSU graduate student, says. "It their misfits, their dropouts and their the inmate education program at chums toward the human outcasts to jail — out of sight and element, so Ingham County Jail, says, it's not strictly academic." out of mind. Locatis coordinates nine instructors Though it is unusual for Lansing to school inside Now the communities are being told that's not going to work. They have to tackle the problem head - on if they and several volunteers who work In the educational program, funded by the Lansing School District. It is a loose fund a program in Mason, where the jail is located, most of the inmates are want to solve it. program in which the inmate is not (Continued on page 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Augustg i9?2 glgj^Jn^Meot cutter delegation summary supports McGovern MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (AP) — The Amalgamated Meat Cutters, one of the and the Vietnam War. But the most emotional moment came when Meat the United States suggested that all members of has American," Gorman added, drawing even applause. more organized labor sit out Cutters Secretary-Treasurer this campaign and really, I He then moved the largest unions in the AFL-CIO, voiced on Patrick E. Gorman think, that's the most convention delegates Tuesday its support for reminded the delegates of terrible..." express support for the the decision Loud boos and catcalls Meat Cutters' leadership Democratic presidential by George nominee George McGovern. Meany, AFL-CIO president, drowned out Gorman's which unanimously to withold words at this point. endorsed McGouem earlier. The . "It has always been the McGovern received a support for McGovern. At He went on. "I think that motion carried on a chorus contention warm welcome from the Meany's of this department urging, the AFL-CIO the only real franchise that of ayes. approximately 1,800 and student government that E xecutive Council voted we have that makes us free Gorman then moved that delegates of the union and the Meat Cutters contribute loyalty was more common drew applause a score of stay neutral in the election men is the right to vote." witftin the ranks times during an address in for the first time in nearly The delegates applauded $25,000 to the McGovern of those which he criticized 20 years. loudly. campaign, to match a students who started and contribution made "Nixonomics," wage "The president of the "Any man that tells us Monday finished their education at united labor movement of not to vote is not a good by the Clothing VYorkers controls, unemployment MSU." Union, and that motion -William Beardsley, carried in similar fashion. Gorman's union claims MSU ticket manager Four VVAW 550,000 members, making it among the largest in the AFL-CIO and the nation, but Gorman frequently has put in jail for been at odds with Meany, and the union hasn't a seat on the federation's giant labor Friend of labor TALLAHASSEE, Fla. to jail for contempt until they were notified late Executive Senate limits gun ban they answer the questions or Monday of the contempt Council. (AP) - Four Vietnam Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern the grand jury term ends. order and the four would Though McGovern has Veterans Against the War speaks to the AFL - CIO Amalgamated (WAW), who refused to The jury began its session present themselves at a consistently criticized the Clothing The Senate refused for the third time Worker's Union Monday in Washington. Tuesday to answer a federal grand jury's in January and could be in hearing Wednesday performance of Nixon's McGovern afternoon. wage and price controls, he labeled President Nixon an enemy of organized labor broaden a bill banning the sale of snub - nosed, easily questions about alleged plans session for 18 months, but concealed handguns. for violence at political the normal procedure is for a Six other VVAW members hasn't made any specific during his speech- conventions, were ordered new federal grand jury to be have been indicted on proposals for replacing AP Instead, the Senate voted 71 - 21 to eliminate Wirephoto back to jail Tuesday. seated each January. charges of conspiring to them. record keeping required since 1968 on the sale of all - U.S. District Court Judge A spokesman at VVAW disrupt the Republican rimfire 22 - caliber ammunition. David L. Middlebrooks headquarters here, Mike National Convention at A final vote on the handgun bill was set Oliver of San Francisco, said Miami Beach with bursts of South for 5 p.m. signed orders returning them today with Sen. Birch Bayh, D - Ind., chief sponsor, uncertain of its fate. Bayh joined in the 75-16 vote rejecting an gunfire and fire bombs. Middlebrooks* order showed that the four cited Viets for contempt had been asked amendment by Sen. Adlai Stevenson, D - 111., to require registration of all handguns and licensing of all handgun owners. about any meeting in Gainesville, Fla., in May when weapons such as crossbows, firecrackers or foe east of Saigon SAIGON (AP) - South Monday during a routine Phnom Penn, Communist incendiary devices were Vietnamese infantry battled sweep of the area. They troops backed by tankscuta meet SILL'S demonstrated, or any meeting at which plans were with North Vietnamese forces in rubber plantations called for reinforcements when it became apparent stretch of Highway only six miles from the camp. Ireland officials r ieet made for attacking police only 17 miles east of Saigon they had stumbled on North The tank attack isolated (IRANI cars, police stations or stores in Miami Beach during either of the national conventions on reports Tuesday and early field said government Vietnamese force larger than they could handle. the remnants of a brigade of elite Cambodian soldiers casualties were heavy. Elsewhere in the war, U.S. near the town of Kompong William Whitelaw, Britain's administrator in Northern Ireland, met for the second day running & BAR this summer. He ruled in his contempt It was the closest major fighting to the capital since jets hammered again at Communist forces that Soeung. Government armored personnel carriers order that they should have the North Vietnamese struck in eastern Cambodia Tuesday with leaders of the Roman Catholic-based answered the questions and abandoned an effort to launched their offensive in a new tank-led offensive, rescue the troops and instead Social and Democratic Labor party, seeking their help in bringing the Catholic minority into a more CLAMBAKE that they had ample opportunity to consult with more than four months ago. The fighting swirled in an American military sources reported, formed a defensive ring around the village for the representative government. Every Fri. & Sat. 6-10 p.m. attorneys since they were area about two miles Cambodian troops, night. nChe dftath,toll in the. province passed two more 718 E. Grand River allowed to leave the jury northeast of the district fighting against armor for the There havfe been reports of Phone room to talk to their lawyers milestones Tuesday - more than 500 people slain in IV 2-6100 town of Long Thar\h. first time in the war, were other enenfy tanks heading after each question. Government reinforcements t$ld). )3 00 (wnrturwd lown) MONDAY, AUGUST 14 of 7:00 p.m stephen stills I manassasI •C PURCHASED AT FISHER j. L. 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Despite problems, Randall seen Among prominent Broadside poets are Nikki for store A retail State News Staff Writer company name." volume was his own poetry. clothing store of undisclosed has been saitisfied with the Giovanni and Sonia Sanchez. identity Dudley Randall is a From there Randall went "Poem, Counterpoem" was this fall will pioneer among a new breed on to publish single poems an experimental volume progress of Broadside Press. Giovanni, who has appeared occupy the of black publishers. Sitting in by writers such as Robert filled with the work of on late night talk shows, has building at 230 MAC "We've published over 60 Ave. vacated his letter - filled office at Hayden and Gwendolyn Randall and Margaret released a best selling album by j.ty Danner. titles," Randall said. "More containing her poetry. Knapp Co. two years 19625 Livernois in Detroit, Brooks, but in 1965 Randall Over the years Randall has important, we've been Sanchez is now writing ago. Randall, who is a poet published his first book. publishing over seven years. The "For Malcolm" was an learned that the problems of drama. exact date of himself, said he started his The average life expectancy a black publisher are ones "a occupation is not yet publishing company anthology of poems and of a small printer is three unintentionally. essays about the assassinated small businessman faces." Though Randall has known, but "A lack of capital limits us years." declared his ambitions representatives of Eyde "I started out writing black activist Malcolm X. The book was a success. and all small publishers. It "limited," Broadside has Construction Co. and ballads," Randall explained. Though Randall has been the retail store "Jerry Moore, a personal "When I published 'For keeps me from publishing as continued to expand. are now surprisingly successful, he friend, put my words ,ta- Malcolm' I suddenly gained much as I'd like," Randall has no desire to see negotiating a lease, a music. We published words the courage to publish a said. "We're not as efficient Broadside become a The more successful poets spokesman for the volume of poetry," Randall as we'd li ke to be because I have recorded their work on construction firm said and music on sheets called publishing giant. broadsides. Later I said. can't pay the staff well tapes to be sold. Posters are Tuesday. produced and anthologies Other reports indicate "I'm not a businessman are common. that a gift shop and and I don't like the business women's clothing store end of publishing," he Grocery store Broadside has led the way will occupy the explained. "I don't want Broadside to grow beyond in the black poetry surge, now building. East Lansing the point where I can't sit Randall declares other intentions. Hiisin ess advanceinenI Council last week Qty down, read manuscripts and talk to writers." Though the former Knapp's building in East Lansing approved a request from of lottery tick Broadside Press has served "We quite the a will be publishing bit of nonpoetry in future," Randall is vacant now, it is soon to be filled again with merchandise to lure the local buyer. A pedestrian the company to permit construction of a bridge from the old as a catalyst in the recent walking ramp will be built to connect the building Knapp's DETROIT (UPI) The "Since there are more than Harrision, former director movement of what Randall predicted. "We hope to store to the city parking facilitate the new surge of with the East Lansing parking ramp. Michigan Food Dealers Assn. 9,000 food stores of the Michigan Dept. of has called "a new renaissance ramp located next to the State News photo by Nick Jackson (MFDA) Tuesday asked Gov. throughout the state, this Corrections, was appointed in black literature." young novelists and building. Mil liken and state lottery would be a natural, already to the $35,000 - a-year post dramatists." commissioner Gus Harrison established system," Fdward last week and charged with The first black literature to sell lottery tickets at Deeb, executive director of the responsibility of explosion occurred during supermarkets and grocery the MFDA, said in a letter to setting up the state's first the 1920s and is commonly Busing issue provides stores. Milliken. lottery. referred to as the Harlem Renaissance. Deeb said food retailers are Diamond Bridal Sets "natural" sales agents for the lottery tickets because they "The difference in generation's breed of writer is this platform politicians handle 70 per cent of all that he is writing more for his Traditional. Modern... Cla ssic •. checks cashed in the state black audience," Randall and because food dealers The New and the Now... have considerable experience noted. WE HAVE THEM ALL processing food stamps and Randall said the black students would have their discount coupons. By ROBERT BERG educational opportunities population is rapidly 30 day money back But Deeb said the food becoming a "great reading United Press International News Commentary upgraded by a busing audience." One of the sadder program. guarantee dealers would not be able to and other urban areas, the The end result of all the handle lottery sales without byproducts of the busing concentrating on busing to ''Black the louder rang the cry. emotional heat generated by compensation. publishing controversy is the virtual exclusion of ring tl organizations will flourish if It mattered not whether the candidates on busing Harrison has said the first opportunity it is giving other topics? What can a the black audience candidates in this election the candidate was running then is nothing. Not one of supports county commissioner or lottery tickets could go on them," he said. for Congress, the county the candidates is going to sale as early as Jan. 1. year to virtually ignore all state circuit court judge do the other issues that need commission or a judgeship, serve on the 6th U.S. Court to stop the ordering by a A great innovator and of Appeals in Cincinatti exploring. The issue the candidate federal judge of busing? The leader of the new literature In so many of Tuesday's which now has the Roth talked about was busing. answer is nothing at all. movement is Don L. Lee. Lee If this tunnel vision on case. Not one of them is rarire*"* —NFWS is a Broadside poet and critic who wasraised in Detroit. primary contests it seemed to matter little what office was being contested — the issues at least was regrettable, it understandable in was The real irony in situation is the fact not one eminent busing advocate was the going to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court which important thing was to the congressional races, defeated Tuesday. 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The college my interest up in school. international The is also engaged with the state Medicine has taken the "What MSU is looking for 20c Off Michigan antiabortion attorney Coordinating Committee for Dept. of Public Health in a approach of accepting more is people who would rather An than the normal percentage Hie Discount Price s asked the Michigan Abortion Law Reform large - scale healthcare practice medicine than go of minority students and into research or teach. Also ipreme Court ot hear his submitted nearly 300,000 project in Lake County. on Medical women. Of the 1,700 we look for that type of se against placing a signatures altogether calling students have applicants for this fall about student who would profit -oposal on the November for an abortion vote. organized several programs in community health care, 8 per cent were minorities most from our type of Kodak Color Film allot that would " " give Marianne Davis, chairman but 17 per cent will be of the petition drive for the using* cooperative efforts curriculum," Conklin said. .ichigan one of the most included in the class. While limit 1 >eral abortion laws in the committee, has said she involving both nursing and (coupon) social work 15 per cent of the applicants expects the Supreme Court students. The 'We want our students to Expires after 8-13-72 of to program is supported by the were women, the fall class East Lansing Store Only Stuart Hubbell reject Hubbell's learn on the job so we sta will have about 25 to 30 per raverse City filed a request ( . .est arguments as the appeals Center for Urban Affairs and rent aw from ^ ..." lectures an£ has resulted in the cent, wnmon women. . work with small group th the high court Monday court did. DIAL an "emergency" appeal "This is a harrassment establishment of a health study "I feel strongly about teaching. We want our women in medicine, that it's a state court of appeals technique," she said. "We education clinic and a Pat AJguria, an MSU medical student, reads a students 'to learn self SOAP plan to go ahead with our vaccination clinic in the important to do well — not education early for a lifetime ling which cleared the machine while doing research on dogs. The College of inner - city area of Lansing. just for myself either," said period of use, also we want jy for a public vote on the campaign. As far as we're Human Medicine is advocating out - of - class Jackie Barbour, who will be a study ortion question. A Supreme Court concerned, it is on the ballot." The Ingham County Health Dept. also has cooperated in and forms of independent study this summer. first - year medical student to keep the image of doctors looking human," Conklin 19c State News photo by Milt Horst this fall. The Jackson student okesman said the court said. limit 4 Bars mid decide "in a few (coupon) ys" whether bbell's case. to hear IN NATURAL SCIENCE BLDG. Expires after 8-13-72 East Lansing Store Only An appellate court ruled g. 1 that the state board YARDLEY acted legally Research display tells canvassers ien it certified some FRAGRANCE SOAP 9,000 voter petition natures called for a vote proposal to permit a man to obtain an MSU faculty and students setting out on summer weather for the U.S., and the forecasts for the following geography courses. For nonexperts, the brown discussion of climatology to show relationships between reproduced, on a machine in several times a day of surface $-|99 ortion for any reason the Natural Science Building, and upper atmospheric data vacations or quickie day. Each day's maps usually and white facsimiles of level windflows and limit 1 ring the first 20 weeks of upper on a continuous roll of for the northern hemisphere. weekend trips, can stop for are up by 10 a.m. throughout official forecasts show surface (coupon) gnancy. weather, for electrically sensitive paper. Still another facsimile, at Hubbell contended the weather news on their way the school year. additions of red and blue introductory courses on Each map has the date and first Expires after 8-13-72 glance a decorative East Lansing Store Only off campus. The service is made marks showing highs and ird of canvassers failed to physical geography, for (Greenwich) time. design of brown and white termine through scientific A lobby display by the available from the weather lows, and the warm, cold and examination of climates of Many more facsimiles are swirls, is actually a look from ing methods whether the central (east) door of the facsimile machine which is stationary fronts. The red - the world, and accumulated by the machine a U.S. weather satellite, of SCHOLL'S nbortion Natural Science Building, actually a teaching and blue marks are interpretations of aerial the cloud group had ma^je by Jay besides those in the lobby. cover over the tained the required daily shows the day's research tool for specialized R. Harman, climatologist photography including They include reproductions earth. EXERCISE SANDALS and asst. professor of remote sensing. geography. Faculty and students find a OPEN AT 12:45 P.M. Also, the display includes a variety of research uses for TODAY., .at 1:00-3:10 portholes facsimile of the weather map the facsimilies. tavy to 5:15-7:20-9:25 P.M. open of windflow patterns at about 18,000 feet, the upper atmospheric level at which The maps originate at the Detroit regional office for each section of Michigan. BARGAIN DAY TODAY 75c to 5:30 P.\ .. . limit 1 (coupon) high seas Expires after 8-13-72 o women on the wind steers the earth's surface weather. The Lansing branch of the U.S. Weather Service is East Lansing Store Only WASHINGTON (AP) - announced Monday it wus ratings are being assigned to Harman says the maps are allowed, Harman said, to amend the Detroit forecast ACADEMY AWARD WINNER G.E. e Navy announced orders doubling the size of the the hospital ship Sanctuary big enough (17 by 25 inches Women's Army Corps and approximately) for use in for local conditions, within 6 esday widening as a pilot program. small classrooms. Geography to 8 hours of MAGI - CUBES portunities for women opening all except combat receiving the In the past, Navy nurses opening the way for jobs to Wacs. professors use them in map. Then, the facsimiles are but not Waves have served 3 cubes rentual use of co - ed crews In a four • page message to aboard hospital ships. REG. $1.60 QQf* ird U.S. warships. all ships and stations, Federal law now bars women Shattering nerly 200 years Zumwalt called the ' from duty aboard combat tradition, Adm. Elmo R. assignment of women aboard limit 1 vessels. imwalt Jr., said once the warships "the ultimate goal" (coupon) 7th that will be timed to coincide The admiral said also some Expires after 8—13-72 Constitutional East Lansing Store Only mendment granting with implementation of the women would begin training as aviators in search - and - omen equal rights is new legislation. 10% OFF itified, there is no reason Some naval officers at the rescue helicopters and air [hy women sailors — Waves Pentagon greeted the transports. He drew the line DISCOUNT PRICE couldn't serve at sea, announcement with at fighter pilots, however. :ome aviators or attend skepticism. "It will take a Zumwalt instructed the POLAROID OR Navy Academy in battalion of Marines to Navy also to open, FOSTER GRANT mapolis. protect them," one old salt midshipman programs to [The amendment, now said. women at all colleges SUNGLASSES ■ing considered by the To pave the way for offering NROTC, and to ites, "will in my judgment limit 1 sending women to sea, open opportunities for id to a situation in which it Zumwalt said a number of promotion of women to (coupon) ill at some time be Expires after 8-13-72 legal" to women officers and enlisted admiral. East Lansing Store Only ign women to combat the chief of naval stations said. PEARL DROPS The admiral's orders Pening Navy billets to TOOTH POLISH [omen goes a step further W the Army which REG. $1.60 Qflfi 2.75 oz. 3UU limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 8-13-72 East Lansing Store Only ALLEREST 24's REG. $1.50 89c limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 8-13-72 East Lansing Store Only LEMON - UP SHAMPOO 15 oz. REG. $2.00 $-|37 limit 3 (coupon) Expires after 8-13-72 East Lansing Store Only I 11 looking BODYALL trouble DEODORANT b* JOE KIDD. 16 oz. EflCUHT REG. $2.50 $J67 FASTWOOD limit 1 J°E KIDD (coupon) Expires after d-13-72 East Lansing Store Only 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesdigy, August q , Family Special EVERY WEDNESDAY ALL DAY ALL THE BUTTERMILK Plan hits lucky quiz guesses were mixed. By CAROL MORELLO right, one is nearly right, one is completely just hit it lucky." PANCAKES When the midterms are returned, you wrong and one is outlandishly wrong, Higgs said the effect of the grading Approximately four out offiv0 find a score of minus three at the top of "Consider the possibility," Higgs system would be to increase he questioned juestioned indicat-J indicated it • e was a ^udent, I YOU CAN EAT! yours. suggested, "of subtracting a point for the discrimination. idea. work bfl 59 Sound impossible? It is improbable but far out answer, which shows the student "One disadvantage is that it puts the "They seem to feel it will in conceivable with a novel system of grading has negative knowledge, onus on the guy who doesn't know the student t person anything," he said. "Under the present who has a f ' f,'t» multiple choice exams proposed by a "Give no points for the wrong answer knowledge without seriously di J,Unctit student winter term and suggested to Gary which would indicate he has general system, he has a 25 per cent chance of against OPEN SUN. thru THURS. Higgs, asst. professor of geography. knowledge, but not much. getting the right answer and he doesn't lose the knowledge, and student who ha""1"1" anything if he's wrong. would work 2' 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. The idea is to give variable credit to each "Give one point for the nearly right student who has' "o no ,gainst tin Fri. & Sat. answer within each question. answer, which shows he probably knows a "But it would probably help mo6t said. knowledge," Typically, four alternatives are given on little, but not enough, and add two points students," he continued, "because most go j 6 a.m. to 4 a.m. a multiple choice question, Higgs explained for the right answer which shows the into a test with some preparation." "And most students that that student should questioned t, , 2820 E. GRAND RIVER in a recent interview. One answer is exactly student knows the material cold, or else he Higgs is quick to point out this is not a be discri'mt " system which is applicable in all classes. against," he added. """"M "I'm not even sure it's applicable to any Higgs has met with opposition * class," he admitted, "but it is a thought students who would prefer 1 S wh' j t should be considered." experimented with elsewhere befn? !tl l.'jgs has not yet tested any of his implemented " come see our Seventeen students under this grading system. He has suggested it to them, but their reactions on their tests. "Nobody wants to be the patient first operation," he said. fn,J "W fashion show Board OKs Meridian Mall, August 10, 7;00, 7:45, and 8:15 Lansing Mall, August 1 1, 7:00, 7:45, and 8:15 changes, The approved board 24 of transfers trustees arid education and asst. provost for and Language, June res 1;Kichardll Second floor Downtown, changes in assignments, admissions and records, Provost's Seltin, professor, n Aug. 12, 12, 1 and 2 vuia u resignations, and It'i'rementis office; divisional Mladen Kabalin, from with additional assignment J July 28. librarian, Library to asst. The board approved transfers asst. director, Library; Carolyn J. chairman, June Thrush, instructor, social i;Joh„J science and changes in assignments McMlllen, from divisional with additional assignment librarian, Library to asst. J (effective July 1) for: Lawrence asst. chairman Sept. 1 * Libby, asst.professor, director, Library; William Kimbrough, from financial agricultural economics with Winters, from asst. chief radio counselor, divisior m] additional assignment as asst. engineer, radio broadcasting to aids direc professor, resource development; chief radio engineer, radio employm broadcasting; Craig K. Halverson, plaids play a Edward M. Convey, asst. Aug. I ; and professor, dairy science with from producer, TV broadcasting Wharton, from asst. to director! additional assignment as asst. to public affairs editor, TV Equal Opporutnity ProgntSJT professor, physiology; William J. broadcasting; Kay F. Ingram, coordinator for women major role in the Brazil), from associate professor and asst. chairman, history to program manager, TV broadcasting to program and minority training prog Equal Opport associate professor and associate production manager, TV Aug. I chairman and graduate director, broadcasting; James C. Lau.from Kesignat drama of layering history; Ann G. Olmsted, from professor, medical education asst. production and facilitie TV The boa approi manager, broadcasting resignations and terr research and development and operatons and facilities for: Rita Bakan, asst. | Mix 'em, match 'em, have a ball! Marvelous mellow- research associated, second supervisor, TV broadcasting Center for Urban Affairs J bright colors in mixables to suit any time, any education and professor, medical education curriculum to William E. MacLeod, from asst. director, Placement Bureau to Justin Morrill College, Gerald A. Greathouse, Aug.Ji] place. By Garland in junior sizes. research and development and tudent animal husbandry, June teacher education; F. D. Piatt, employment, Dhirajlal Makdar associate professor, humanities Placement Bureau; Nancy C. associate, dairy scien A.Dolman sleeve pullover in wool. Rust/white.$15 with additional Nova M. Green, assignment at Elliott, from staff accountant, Ankle length flareskirt in wool plaid, great with asst. chairman; Floyd G. Parker, Office of the Vice President for medical education n any of the tops shown. Rust/grey or navy/red.$22 from professor, administration Business and Finance to director eloprr and higher education, professor of investments and trusts. Office service education and resent] and asst. director, Continuing of the Vice President for Business July 31; Daniel Hoy B.Tri-tone wool pullover vest for a layered look: Education and .director, and Finance; and James Paul associate, biophysics, conferences and institutes Samir Mansy, postdoct yellow/rust/grey or olive/red/navy.$ 10 general professor, administration and supervisor, physical plant to fellow, biophysics, A Flower patterned shirt. Burgundy or navy.S 13 higher education and professor maintenance engineer, physical Harish Pant, research a Front pleated culotte skirt of woven wool, back and asst. director for program plant. biophysics, July 31, zipper. Rust,gray, green, red, wine, navy.S 15 and staff development, Other transfers and changes in Johnson, reserach a Continuing Education; Thomas assignment were also approved chemistry, June 30; CM| S. Gunnings, from associate Craypo, associate pi ^ ^pr: Michael J. Harrison, C,Button-front vest in wool plaid in rust/grey, professor and asst. director for professor, physics with labor ' and industrial r minority counseling pMgrams, rust/yellow, or navy/red.$ 16 additional assignment as faculty Aug. 3*;Christopher Mai Counseling Center and associate grievance official. President's professor, urban planning a Acrylic knit shirt in grey, burgundy, navy, or professor, Office of theAssistant Office, Aug. 1, 1972 - July 31 landscape architecture, Aug. ill green with v/hite collar and cuff.Sl 2 Provost for Special Programs to 1973; Gordon A. Sabine, Elwood W. Miller, s Low-rise plaid pants with wide leg. Rust/grey, professor and asst. dean for professor, communication with professor, Instructional M student affairs, Office of the additional assignment as Center and secondary educatioj navy/red.$18 Dean of Human Medicine and professor, administration and and curriculum, July 31;Patrit professor. Center for Urban higher education, Sept. 1; Jane A. Glazer, librarian, Library,Jdj Affairs Featherstone, asst. professor, 12; and Mary Frances Mi Juniors, second floor Downtown, Meridian Mall Transfers and changes in American Thought and Language librarian, Library July 31. and Lansing Mall assignment were also approved with additional assignment as The board approved (effective July 1) for: Ira Pollley, director, Comprehensive English following retirements (first yd from professor, education, asst. of MSU Sept. 1; A. L. Thurman, from employment i| provost for admissions and professor and asst. chairman, parentheses): Ezzie L. Cam records, Provost's Office and American Thought and Language custodian, custodnl services director, admissions and to professor and associate 1 (1954); Ma* E. Jaqi scholarships to professor, chairman, American Though! skilled trade supervisor, physio plant, Aug. 1 (1945); andCI(iJ W. Milligan, building supervi WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR dormitories and food si Sept. 1 (1947). 3rd BIRTHDAY IN AUGUST Retiring with the . . . with a 99c used car o be sold to the person with the professor emeritus is William■ lucky registration ticket e, any time during the week h Saturday at 11:30 A.M. Stop In nd get your "FREE" Form, sociology Sept. I (lW| registration Limit set on railroad 1966 Chevelle complaints! 2 - Dr. hardtop, attractive maroon finish, equipped with FRANKFORT (OH) j newtTefshow, gfi'vS^bSt'of caT' ,ranSfT"ssl°". """'V Saturday is the deadline iff protests to the InterstiM Commerce Commission GLENN HERRIMAN VW, INC. (ICC) for filing compWT against the propose® 6135 W. Saginaw OPEN Mon. VMfcjuogm & Thurs. 'Til 9 482 abandonment of rail servic* and cross lake ear f«5. - 6226 service in the Lake MiclM shoreline area by the Aw Arbor Railroad Co. JfanfTn&tetn The railroad, a Detroit, Toledo and has petitioned to division oj Irontojl abandoniBI Restaurant 220 & Howard St./next to the *-way rail line from Thompsonville in Benar County to the end of the w n«| ( .between Michigan and Kalamazoo at Frankfort-Elberta. The railroad also seeksj abandon car ferry serv*" between Frankfort a TRIVIA NIGHT Manitowoc and Kewayn WIS. :| If you like trivia and beer The rail line distancej You'll love Trivia Night 22.4 miles and the v Every Wed. Night... 8:30 to 11:30 distaince 79.73 miles- The Benzie County of Commissioners hasPJJ POLKA NIGHT formal protest against proposed abandonmen 6:00 to 8:00 Jerry Tomen strolling 8:00 to 2:00 a.m. Leo Balcer Trio Special Entertainment - Doris Ziokowski WPITE OFF WOES WITH RMf*g| WRITE ON | 211 ABBOTT RD; Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 9, 1972 9 Isailor fails Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Wh y Pay More! I jn bid to Icross lake LUDINGTON (UPI) - ■ Tom Solem, a sailor of WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT TO REASONABLE QUATITIES. NONE MEUER NEWS SOLD TO DEALERS. I.hirdv Norwegian stock, |m,de a second valiant I Attempt Monday to conquer CAMPUS EDHION Imichty Lake Michigan in a PRKES MOD TIES. AMUST 8 THRU SAT. AUGUST 12, 1972. I .iled but, undaunted, he ■ vowed to try again Tuesday. I Solem, 35, of Rockford, ■ ill set out in his 15-foot GREAT FOR TRAVEL Irowboat from Ludington ■ Harbor at 11:05 a.m. ■ Tuesday in a driving rain ■ made fierce | Lsting out of the northwest ■ at up ■ »The to 22 knots. by wind is my main winds "BRUT 33" I concern," ■ shoving ■ doesn't bother me. he said before off. The rain FOR MEN 314 fl. I Less than an hour later, oz. Splash on Lotion YOUR CHOICE ■however, before he had even and new 16 fl. oz. Balsam ■reached the breakwater, the LADIES' Plus Protein Shampoo. ■inclement weather and Both in handy plastic ■swells of up to six feet had bottles. ■convinced him to turn back. I "He said he's crazy, but ■not that crazy," a U.S. FAMOUS Our Reg. $1.19 Icoast Guard official at the ■Ludington post said. I Solem, a Norwegian MAKERS HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS DEPT. EACH ■immigrant who served in the ■U.S. Merchant Marine, said OF JEANS ■he was heading for any Jpoint between Manitowac ■or Sheboygan, Wis. ■Manitowac is about 60 miles Ideal for school and the FINAL ■from here while Sheboygan college scene. Several lis close to 100 miles away. | Solem, equipped with the Jbasic necessities, said he styles and colors. Size 5/13 • 8/18. Assorted fabrics. CLEARANCE ■thought he could make the Choose from many styles and colors i trip in two days, depending assorted sizes 5V4 to 10. Ion weather conditions. J He was not out to break Lny records. J "I just wanted to see if I ■could do it," he said. 1 Solem tried a similar feat Jlast summer and almost ■pulled it off before ■inclement weather once ■again spoiled his plans. [ That attempt began at ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR $7.94 ^Milwaukee, Wis., and was Jiupposed to end at ■Muskegon on the Michigan LADIES' DEPT. SHOE DEPT. Tside. However, the Coast ■Guard had to pick him up ■several miles off the JMuskegon shoreline when ■gale-like weather conditions ■threatened to turn his Fould's Elbow Macaroni, Elbow Spaghetti, ■voyage into a disaster. Thin Spaghetti, Seashells Astronomers FOOD CLUB fe/afe annual (meet - - ;ronomical . at MSU pold its annual convention American Society will 6EIATIN FOOD CLUB 5% ACIDITY ,ovAR,n,B [Tuesday to Aug. 18 at MSU. I The public will be able to [iew exhibits on astronomy CIOER VINEGAR education and also hear ■Allan Sandage of Hale lObservatories at Santa Barbara, Calif, speak on ■'The Expansion of the fJniverse and the Edge of GAYLORD FROZEN Jhe I The World." public lecture will be 8:30 p.m. Aug. 16 in ORANGE JUICE °8B Wells Hall. There will no admission charge. .Exhibits and demonstrations of pstronomy teaching ■"novations will be open ■Jug. 1819 in 140 and 141 PORK SUIT ROAST |W- Akers Hall. ALMOST 1 Over 400 astronomers J"1' represent nationwide BONELESS ■esearch institutes and observatories. l-abor |to talk J LjUrrent a press politics P°litical issues - PORK STEAK LONG BONE ways of presenting CALIFORNIA CANTALOUPE |'.,.m,ln ■win be labor newspapers examined by the VINE RIPE Iml ■•neehng g8n labor Pres«. 27 SIZE Saturday at MSU. ■ 'he issues will be ■2 ■ nduding ?8d « panel, Rep. Earl Nelson, losing; Sam Fishman, 1°' I01t' execut've director, |M h'gan UAW-CAP; and 39c £ ^ SAVE 39c with this coupon toward tfio purthoto of: IS?8?1 Herbut' Lansing, |;?ctor AFL-CIO. ■Michigan FRONTLASH, I | C0 . > toward Iho purchoio < GIANT 10c OFF LABEL BEACON r-o FLOOR SHINE ^0N| cfeITALIAN DRESSING ■ FREE WITH THE ! |A Ifw >" * the topiTof Your Message FAB DETERGENT ■ " 87° J ■ OR 4 OZ. LIPTON PURCHASE OF EITHER 3 02. INSTANT TEA WITH COUPON I I lofth uSenger' chairman I GOOD TUES. AUGUST 8 THRU GOOD TUES. AUGUST 8 THRU W,TH I I GOOD TUES. AUGUST 8 o I SAT. AUGUST 12.1972. COUPON | I THRU SAT. AUGUST 12. 1972. ■ Thl ofJournalism. ■ SAT. AUGUST 12, 1972. ihelrt conference, to be s ■Contlm "°M IS'!!8 lt0red by the Labor Education, tor is CD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES Meijer THRIFTY ACRES (S|H(lD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES IschooT S!rvice of the ■lndu.tJ °f Labor and . ■Univp ( ?lation8 and the 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Monday thru Saturday 9 AM to 10PM Sunday -10 AM to 7 PM 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. a..». -SPORTS- Grid ticket prices RICK GOSSELIN Observations at the PGA jacked for '72 . . . up a beautiful second shot on the seventh holeal*, By LYNN HENNING government," remarked Jack Nicklaus ... There's a practice tee adjacent to the 18th dropped feet from the pin and was given a round of Beardsley said that the hole at the Oakland Hills golf course that extends about 325- applaud15 ■ State News Sports Writer Beardsley, "that loyalty was the green. In acknowledgement, Yates su1* I yards - long. At the end of that stretch is a fence of about 20 approached additional $1 will definitely It's going to cost MSU within the be earmarked for ice arena more common ranks of those students who feet in height to protect the $60,000 homes that lie on the the crowd with a mock imitation of President NixoI students $1 more to watch the Spartans play financing and that a portion started and finished their outskirts of the course. The fence is useless: none of the both arms outstretched and the towsome after the 10th tee but had finger - V si en ] iV" ■ football of the original $2 charge Oakland Hills club membecs can come within a Jack Nicklaus five wished I had ton this fall. will also be set aside for that education at MSU." them further. It seems Johnston set a PGA record of 1 t iron of the barrier. But there was Nickalus after a In case you've cause. Registration week will disappointing round Thursday launching balls with his driver on the lake - guarded 16th hole with three of his shots lan* forgotten, last spring's Four priority groups will signal students that football over the fence and bouncing the balls off the roofs of the in the water. Yates must have been rolling in the fairw^J* decision to build a new ice determine what students tickets may be picked up. houses... laughter... yw"k rink at MSU required the have the best seats for this At that time students must Arnold Palmer Never have I seen such frustration in Doug Sanders ... If you can't be the best golfer on tour you . . . raising of student football season's Spartan football present their fee receipt may as well be the best dressed. And so goes life with Doug athlete as when Arnold Palmer takes a putter in hand P»i ticket prices from $2 to $3 contests. card at the north concourse Sanders whose color coordination will surpass anything ted golfs top performer of the 60s, but per student. Students with the of Spartan Stadium and a Charlie Finley can whip up. The sophisticated Jamaican has touch on the greens since he won his last has l^t jj I *I major title in lfteT 'tie In 1964 I "The board of trustees greatest amount of credits packet of six coupons will colors for every day of the week. On Thursday, Sanders Palmer is still golfs authority from tee to 8reen, but ■hti I gre°- agreed last spring that the will be assigned to the be presented. donned his orange outfit: complete with a tame orange always sure of carding at least two putts while iln .L "«■ the greet $1 increase would provide a higher priority groups and Because the first home slacks, bright orange cardigan, patent orange golf shoes—and On the practice putting surface Sunday before". | "Welcome Week" Special of for the will therefore be given first game falls during Latrobe's finest missed 16 consecutive putts means revenue even an orange golf bag. On Friday, it was the purple from«,,, He had a different putter in his golf bag on each Peanuts Personal $4.5 million ice rink," said crack at the best seats. registration week, Beardsley ensemble, going as far as to wear a purple golfing glove. ofC I 10 words/$1.00. Bill manager. Beardsley, MSU ticket The four priority groups will be given specific times explained that the contest will be a general admission Saturday it was green Jim Jamieson . . . ... After blowing the final three holes by tournament's four days. Amie is still the tour, though. "I can't describe my round because thereml gentleman ofttl "The original $2 charge when they can pick up their affair, students not having carding bogies and falling from the lead into second place ladies present," Palmer said after a poor showing on Frid* I the onh I went for the improvement tickets. assigned seats as such. (losing abut $25,000 in the process), chunky Jim Jamieson And Mr. Palmer, with his massive gallery, was still Deadline: August 18th. of intercollegiate and Transfer students will From that point on, could only laugh and joke with the press afterwards. Talking golfer to get cheered, rousingly cheered, after every hole- P intramural activities at MSU find that credits earned at however, students will be rather hoarsely, Jamieson was asked if he had a cold. "I've got even if he suffered a bogey... "1 and the refurbished tennis another institution will not required to have their a little sore throat," Jamieson responded. "It seemed to get Sam Snead For a man of 60, Sam Snead ... best of the tour's pros a lesson or two. The splendid teacheseventl* I State News courts, the new floor at apply toward their credit coupons redeemed at the worse on the last three holes." And as he said this, he moved slammer | Classified Advertising Jenison Fieldhouse, these total when seeking tickets. north concourse stadium and they will then of the his hand in an exploratory manner on his neck as the common "choke" signifier. rocked the Oakland Hills "monster" for a one Sunday for his finest round and a placement of fourth (tie)k I - underpujjl improvements were all "It has always been the 355-8255. Wayne Yates and Ralph Johnston birdfo I financed through student contention of this be assigned seats according . . . It's nice to know the PGA. With his side straddle putting stance, Snead - 347 Student Services ticket purchases," he added. department and student to their priority group. there are still a couple of golfers who can enjoy the game three of the holes on the front nine without bogey foriS I a stayedii I As in the past, students professionally. Wayne Yates and Ralph Johnston, though "I would have settled for a 70 this morning and will be allowed one ticket, lacking the talents of the Palmers, Players and Nicklaus on bed," Snead said afterwards. I unless they are married tour, seemingly enjoy their life as back - up men and can good LeeTrevino . . . Never lost for words, golf's SuperMetl when two tickets are the naturedly play 18. I followed this twosome on a portion of excused himself from the press tent after a disappoints limit. the front nine and both engaged in a constant stream of round Thursday. "I've got to go hit some balls before Students may have chatter, kidding each other at almost every shot. Yates snows," Trevino said ... ^».-.i- « another student pick up their ticket as long as the person's coupon is in their possession. Six home games are part of a schedule which Beardsley calls the "greatest since I've been here." Georgia Tech provides the competition for the Sept. 23 home opener and after that it's Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Purdue, and Northwestern, all being hosted by the Spartans during the '72 campaign. MSU holds gymnastic exhibition MSU will sponsor a gymnastic "Night of Stars" Thursday night at 7:30 in the Men's IM Arena under the supervision of Spartan gymnastic Coach George Culm before the choke: Jamieson Syzpulo. Students will be pars 15 charged $1 for admission A lot of sound and the general public can enter at $1.50 per head. "The show will feature FORMER 'S' 60ALTENDER some of the top high school for under $100.00 and college gymnastic stars from around the country," Szypulo said. Watt signs Former MSU goaltender Detroit between Watt and defense that proved to be Watt has an excel Jim Watt signed a two year Blues' General Manager Sid one 6f the most consistent shot at moving right into! contract with the St. Louis Abel. The terms of the in the league. Watt never Blues of the National contract were not disclosed. recorded a shutout in spot on the parent team last year Blues starter Er if Hockey League Tuesday. Watt, who played in all college competition, but Wakely signed with a Wod^ The signing took place 36 of the Spartan games last had two close attempts Hockey Association t "" following a meeting in year, was a first team against Minnesota-Duluth leaving a large void to H all-WCHA selection in last season. Watt had earlier addition to gaining stated that because he was a Watt proved capable fire in college competitor undej recognition as the Duluth native, he had as he posted a 3.6 g~ all-America goaltender. 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Miami Women's» Coalition, Ias President Nixon begins angry protests a* as » mimm w>«unon, I acceptance speech inside visible sign of America's Be^'h nil Tl* ! The new manual says: "As Miami Conventions Kous Convention Han, refusal to accept a war officer sSid authoriti^ *result of discussions. Coalition and Effeminist fmonstrators will flood 2SuL? 8 PreSidential been poking for some tactics for this ■to the streets for So noticeable buildup, but there demonstration as 'militant It includes a countdown on lnonvioient civil states a 24 Lbediences," according to — — .»„r„„lican he said oolicf* arpn't mairinn <urt. 351-32 or apartment. Call Chris after The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. N BOARDSummerflights. 5:30 p.m. 332-3162. 2-8-11 will have a lawyer available from urs 1 -4. August flights still 1 — » 1 to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday •T 1970 ma liable. 353-9777. C-8-25 during the summer term. MSU >0', unfumidn Wanted students wishing appointments (Continued from page 1) war who cannot vote — so lirted, #r, Democratic coalition " of "The way he took his case a handful of committee" are asked to check with the which we passed," and paid that he mav be free. npus. Call K Service METAL CANOE, in good ASMSU Business Office, 307B the streets and the to the people and the grace posts in Ohio, Wisconsin, tiibute to Eagleton "who "Vote for the people of condition, and boy's Schwinn Student Services Bldg., or call neighborhoods." with which he bore himself New Jersey and Virginia. forfeited his place on the Southeast Asia who have no IUTIVE SECRETARY sting - ray bicycle. Call 353-0659. gave the nation an enduring FT 12' ires typing and dictation 487-3096. S ticket to advance other voice — so that they may "It must be a coalition of And, as an echo of the; example of courage under condition, home, 1 day service, hopes for the country" when live. Poles, Italians, Irish, troubles over the vice There will be an old time music of fire." - Best off •-4682.19-8-25 FURNISHED APARTMENT. he withdrew at McGovern's "Vote for the workers blacks and presidential nomination, the hootenanny at 8:30 p.m. Latinos, of Student with pet. Fall - without work and the The 278 members of the Wednesday, downstairs at 541 E. request after having farmers and workers — the committee voted to create a disclosed he had families without food — so national eos. QUAUTY service TV's and recorders. on 3^73^'' 5 ^ Grand River Ave. Admission is 50 cents unless you play; psychiatric treatment. undergone that they may prosper. party of the streets, the committee standing applause at the gave commission to alternatives for the present study mal neighborhoods, the party refreshments are free, sponsored McGovem then turned to "And vote for yourselves afternoon opening session system of naming the No. 2" sSHOPre- by Elderly Instruments. the campaign, attacking the — for your right to live in that serves America," he said. the families of when adopting a resolution man on national tickets. »n incompla Republicans for not justice and peace — so that "Unless all move commending Eagleton. The hall for this mini — 184-4519, There will be a folk concert at disclosing the sources of you may receive the fullness together," Shriver said, "we convention was far different Jr 485-711 dents, reliable, references. 8:30 p.m. Saturday at 541 E. ,, $10 million in of America's promise." do not The committee members from the huge auditorium in 349-1005 after 5 p.m. 332-2722.3-8-11 Grand River Ave., below move at all. Kestimates. C-8-25 Paramount News. Artists from contributions. Shriver, accepting the "There must be fairness gave almost routine Miami Beach where DONT FORGET blood comes Detroit, Ann Arbor and East He said the Republicans vice presidential nomination for each, or else there is approval to the Credentials McGovern and Eagleton only from people. Save a life. with tribute to the he NNINGS 81 Lansing are featured. Admission again are promising safe a man fairness for no one." Committee's actions on the were chosen on first ballots Give blood. Professional TS, styli is $1 for great music and free streets, adding: "Would you succeeds, called for a new Of delegate challenges involving a month ago. and colot WEMENTS". A Friday donors compensated, Eagleton, Shriver said: ature of Classified refreshments. believe that promise from MICHIGAN COMM^ITY BUILD! ising. Deadline 12 BLOOD CENTER. 337->183. those politicians who have DP.C-1-8-9 GUrtrMajarajJi,14 Thursday. $1 per C-8-25 - year - old permitted our national peif»#?P!Mastei' Ramsey Clark blasts ertion. 347 Student can give you Democratic headquarters to ADVERTISI peace, show you God, and Building. 8-25 BE IN the winner's circle with a be bugged and invaded the deadline 1 result getting Classified Ad. destroy illusions. Hear more at Velcomel under circumstances that n • o • To reach cash buyers, dfjl Satsang, 7:30 p.m. every Jtate News, C yping Service 355-8255 nowi Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and point strongly toward Mr. ow. 3 5 5-825 Friday in 30 Union. Nixon's campaign bombing in N.Vietnam NG WANTED. Evenings WANTED: TUTOR for NS191 management." weekends. Electric (Nature of Matter.) Phone 6- La Leche League will meet at The presidential nominee iriter. Phone 337-7272. g p.m., 355-9936. 1-8-9 9:30 a.m. Thursday in 1440K concluded: Spartan Village on the topic: "And so, my fellow MARRIED COUPLE wants to Baby arrives, the family and the breastfed baby. All interested Americans, this is what I ask IG DONE in my home. sub - let married housing TOKYO (AP) - Hanoi States has launched womenre invited; babies are of you: purpose, we can stop the Persona Lansing area. Phone apartment Fall term. Call "Vote for the radio quoted Ramsey Clark "extermination raids" accident as well as the 1-8874.3-8-14 393-2025. 3-8-14 welcome. prisoner of today as saying he had seen The North Vietnamese against cities, towns and purpose. There is absolutely "massive destruction" in villages and dikes and sluices no excuse for bombing IT'S A HI6H FlY BALL many parts of Haiphong and Foreign Ministry said in a of North Vietnam. North Vietnam and there statement that U.S. aircraft TO 5N00PV ...IF HE that many people must have and warships also attacked Clark, interviewed after never has been." been killed by U.S. CATCHES IT, WE WIN!! 18 of the 23 provinces and he visited the port city last bombing. all six major cities, including Saturday, was quoted as The former attorney The former U.S. attorney genera] said there never can Hanoi, with entire sectors of saying, "There is obviously general said in an interview, the cites razed. massive destruction in this be any justification for the however, that he could not part of Haiphong...There are U.S. bombing on April 16 reach any conclusion until In of Phuc Loc hamlet Hanoi, alone, the many, many people on he had all the evidence of statement said, American killed...Hundreds or even Haiphong's outskirts, U.S. bombing of North bombs destroyed or heavily thousands could have been declaring: "It is so pitiful SNOCPf 60T) I UHV 16 Vietnam, "because it is damaged more than 60 killed in such terrible that the violence of HIT ON THE / EVERYTHING important that we know all schools, 49 health bombings and destruction technology would be used HEAP WITH / SPINNING ) the facts that are right." establishments — including of to destroy the life of such a living areas of THE BALL.'J1 AROUND?/ North Vietnam charged 26 hospitals — and 43 Haiphong." genial, simple and beautiful Tuesday that the United pagodas and churches. people." States carried out 177 Asked whether he bombardments against dikes The statement, thought the bombing was and water control facilities distributed by Hanoi's accidental or deliberate, in 15 Clark replied: "Whether it Campaign provinces between official Vietnam News April 16 and Aug. 7 "in an Agency, said the United was accidental or on (Continued from page 1) FREE RENT! CEDAR GREENS such information required Move in now! Free rent til Extension of date the approval of the company president, who Sept. 15 with new 9 mth. leases was unavailable when the agency for student buildings only. Maximum security deposit only for pullout urged was contacted Tuesday. $150 per apt! to see the studio, WASHINGTON (AP) "My guess is that it isn't Krueger said payment on House backers of a proposed billboards could be made in 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apts. going to end this war by one directive for U.S. withdrawal day," Rep. Peter H. B. monthly installments or in a contact the resident managers below. from the Indochina war lump sum at the beginning or Frelinghuysen, R-N.J., said announced Tuesday they end of the campaign, thereby * against the mandate. BEECHWOOD SImmm'*S'' will try to extend the Leaders of both parties, deferring the date of deadline date from Oct. 1 to some privately and some reporting. DELTA ARMS aaiSm St' Dec. 31 to put it "beyond the realm of partisan publicly, said they believe Attempts to contact the House will reject the war Chamberlain in EVERGREEN ARMS regard to 33^8295'**" politics." pullout mandate. deferral were unsuccessful. Rep. Charles W. Whalen HASLETTARMS 135 Colllngwood Jr., R-Ohio, announced the 332-3843 proposed change during opening House debate on a NORTH POINTE ?"'ett Rd" Busing bill OKd ► $2.1-billion foreign-aid bill containing the end-the-war 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex directive. (Continued from page 1) Whalen said the Dec. 31 orders enacted in case the guidelines bill should die in the °AR GREENS APARTMENTS are now Senate. leasing student and married UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd. date would put the war In addition, 167 members have signed a "Pjes units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted urnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal 332-2189, 351-2249 pullout deadline off until two months after the demanding a vote on the constitutional amendment, which petition ° individual air November presidential makes it likely that all three will be acted on within the conditioning. These two - man units have ample • - INN AMERICA election. At the same time, next two weeks. 9 sPace for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant he said, it would give As it came from the Education and Labor Committee, . mming poo| and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident Models open daily. President Nixon a more the guidelines bill is milder than many antibusing members',' a9er for realistic period than the Oct. desire, and a strong effort to toughen it undoubtedly wiH» any problems If you want to be among the first residents of * Free bus service to campus. be made. 1 deadline for withdrawing ;UAR GREENS call today. The one bedroom units start at $85/month Roommate service available. American forces from the One provision Southerners are certain to try to revive njan. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL war. would permit school districts alreay under court orders t<£2 J"J?97month d 12 - or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 - 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 HALSTEAD But the President's House backeis argued the mandate go back into court and seek a modification of those orderSC' to conform to the new leases available. antibusing guidelines. — could not in fact get U.S. The provision was in the bill as it originally came from aurmnr: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. MANAGEMENT forces out of the war and would only undermine the administration but was eliminated in the Education and Labor Committee by a 19 to 16 vote. Opponents of the 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. S^l Sat., Sun. 444 Mich. Ave. 10 4 361 - 7910 Nixon's efforts to negotiate provision said it would amount to repealing the 1954 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 peace. Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Mi,...,, TO MEET REQUIREMEHT Sabine takes post Man stretches point' 08,1 me a8ain (for another Miyamoto received a as U-lowa official DETROIT (UPI) — "take it letter from to Sanshiro Miyamoto wants measurement), I'll ask my Police necessary" Commissioner John Nichols to be a cop so badly that he wife to swat me over the Miyamoto Sairi sleeps in traction and has his head again before I go. Tuesday again turning him complained to the , down because he has not Mi ' By LINDA WERFELMAN professor of You Usten, This is What You wife hit him over the head "People are going to read Civil Rights Co^ met the minimum height State News Staff Writer communications and ^an Hear," a study of with a board to raise bumps this and think I'm crazy, that the police depart! so he can meet the height he added, requirements. h Gordon A. Sabine, administration and education had higher been student reactions to college, Before his appointment as requirement. e ig ht discriminate requhSl professor of Miyamoto said if he can't against approved by the MSU board president for special "He's done everything Miyamoto, an American of Japanese ot communications, and known an to most MSU students as the of trustees at its July projects, Sabine had been but hang by the thumbs or of Japanese Ancestry, owns gain another half inch They're trying to ! meeting. The appointment dean of the College of get stretched on a medieval a successful tool and die through traction and being mtl°re author of University was to have taken effect Communication Arts, dean rack," Kenneth P. Hady of operation but has wanted to hit over the head with the members minority literature for incoming then they t*l f. . j of the University of Oregon the Detroit police recruiting be a policeman all his life. 18-inch one-by-four, he'll No, " he said. students, today wU be P- • School of Journalism and a office said. named director of the School oahinp reporter and editor for of Journalism at the b.abl"e rp