Nixon linked age 3: UAW endorses McCovern; Alaska pipeli Lester Wednesday Maddox, lieutenant Cloudy . vernor of Georgia, is MICHIGAN . . . today with a chance of -ducing his own variety showers in the late STATE STATE NEWS for television. See afternoon or evening. -y page 14. Temperatures will range from e 65 Number 24 UNIVERSITY a low of 60 to a high East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 16, 1972 Kissinger flies to Saigon for 2-day meet with Thieu WASHINGTON (AP) - Presidential Paris talks. He said adviser Henry A. Kissinger and the Kissinger's journey allied terms for an Indochina ceasefire. mystery just where Kissinger might go had been under consideration for So far, the administration has said it from North Vietnamese negotiator he has several weeks, and that the Saigon. He ruled out Hanoi or been meeting with secretly in Paris, Le timing had stands by these terms as set forth by Paris, but refused to say whether a lot to do with the Nixon May 8. presidential Due Thos, are heading for South and adviser's own schedule. Kissinger might stop elsewhere in the North Vietnam respectively. However, Nixon is to make another But Hanoi has continued to call relatively short interval between his The White House announced Vietnam troop announcement before publicly for an ouster of the Thieu Saigon take - off and his scheduled return to the United States sometime Tuesday that Kissinger is flying to Sept. 1, when remaining U.S. forces in regime, a demand presumably repeated by negotiator LeDuc Tho in his secret this weekend. Saigon for two days of talks with South Vietnam will be down to President Nguyen Van Thieu on the 39,000. Also, the Paris negotiations sessions with Kissinger. Vietnam In a Vietnam - related War and negotiations for loom as a prominent time as the U.S. This spurred speculation, therefore, announcement, the State Dept. said peace. presidential campaign swings into high that Kissinger will be In Paris, a discussing with Nixon has ordered $15 million in spokesman for the Viet gear. Thieu what revised formula for a additional U.S. aid to South Cong peace delegation confirmed that Thieu has been urging the United political solution might be put forward Vietnamese refugee victims of the Le Due Tho will leave States to keep up its today for bombing of at Paris. North Vietnamese offensive begun last Hanoi. He acts as special adviser to the North Vietnam and to hold to the North Vietnamese delegation in Paris. Ziegler left as something of a March. The spokesman, Ly Van Sau, e have just the job for you — depending on your past employment would make no further comment on ecords, assuming you qualify for the job, and that you have filled out the Tho's trip but observers in Paris Jll-2, X - Y - Z, and the other forms correctly. GOP convention immediately connected it with Kissinger'! mission and with the future ON CAMPUS of Thieu. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler seen said Kissinger will arrive in South Vietnam late today Saigon time, leave Office to late Friday, and report back to President Nixon this weekend before the Republican National Convention opens in Miami Beach on Monday. as By JUDY YATES 'short, Abraham said the decisions might sw jobsFirst of two articles for st Ziegler said Kissinger is making his first trip to Saigon since July 1971, for "a general review of all aspects of the Vietnam State News Staff Writer Lansing area residents and MSU affiliates who will be carry a different tone than in the past because the delegation has a wider representation than it has had in the While not absorbing the hiring problem, including the delegates to the past. But she said that generally the By LINDA WERFELMAN priorities of the departments, the negotiations in Paris." Republican National Convention next presidential policy will be a State News Staff Writer Kissinger is slated to confer with week say the convention will be short continuation of the past four years. office will enforce standardization of salaries and centralization of job U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and sweet. Abraham said she anticipated few Students scrambling for a and the U.S. commander in Vietnam, "I expect that the information, William delegates will go conflicts at the convention. She added number of diverse campus jobs this MacLeod, to Miami Beach and make Gen. Frederick C. Ryan, in addition to she expected the convention to be fall will be asst. director of the Placement some good required to complete Thieu. decisions that will satisfy the people over by Wednesday night. standard authorization procedures Bureau in charge of student employment, said. Ziegler cautioned against speculating on the whole," Juliette Abraham, 6th Alvin Picket, delegate - at - large and through the newly - established Student Employment Office. The centralization of job about a breakthrough in the stalled District delegate said Sunday. Lansing resident, agreed Monday with information should partially lessen Abraham that there will be no great The Placement Bureau plan for a student's difficulty in conflicts at the convention. He said |centralized student employment locating an the convention would actually be Secretary charges and on campus job and guarantee that a standardized student wages is - "coronation" of the President. scheduled to take effect Sept. 4. students working at similar jobs earn similar wages, he added. Picket said the quota system for the The purpose of the office, Job classifications and pay scales party will be the crucial issue for the according to the University plan Republican delegates. will prescribe minimum bias in pay dispute which created and it, will be "to "I don't know how the Republicans provide students with maximum salaries for students jobs which are going to open the doors to ;*>H help defray the cost of a holding specific jobs. Workers will be paid more than the prescribed minority people without the quota college education; to provide an system," he said. uitable maximum only with the approval Office of Medical Education, Research personnel practices of the Student Employment Office. and Development, is charging sex (Continued Program; to efficiently bring on page 7) together the The Student Employment Office discrimination because she refused to available student A University secretary has filed adhere to the traditional secretarial working force with the jobs will not overrule a departmental grievances with Equal Opportunity role of fixing coffee and cleaning the vailable; to provide students with decision to hire a student, though it career related work Programs (EOP) and the Michigan Civil office conference room after a - where possible could refuse to authorize ™ to provide an equitable Rights Commission charging that she meeting. employment in some situations, was passed over for a Teeter had been recommended for a Distribution of jobs to the students including those in which a promotion and a raise because she had refused to fix raise twice this year by her immediate -king employment." department planned to pay more The coffee for her boss. boss, Arthur Elstein, who was then decision to create the office than the maximum wage, John came "tore The question of the extent of overruled by Ronald Richards, head of than a year ago after a Shingleton, director of the secretarial duties brought a the medical office. committee recommended to Placement Bureau said. decidedly different from a number In a letter to Teeter explaining his president Wharton that student The office will also recommend response of MSU secretaries who felt that reasons for rejecting her request, mPloyment processes be that no student work more than 29 ""ntralized. making coffee was just another part of Richards said "this most recent refusal hours each week partially because their job. constitutes one of many instances over Individual departments will of the shortage of jobs on campus, The ,ln the r'ght to hire their own Michigan Civil Rights the past year of unsatisfactory and he said. . Departments will not Commission is expected to withhold irresponsible conduct of aspects of h ugh employes, the plan said, initially be forced to comply with action on the suit pending the your job." forms authorizing their this recommendation, though the outcome of the EOP case currently Other offenses, Richards wrote, nePigment must be approved by under investigation. Student Employment Office. (Continued on page 13) Nancy Teeter, secretary in the (Continued on page 13) readmore's rehabilitation program before they impression on his staff and some influence But tradition and security have By BILL WHITING Rapport, a mimeographed inmate finally came through in 1968. inmates for being an honest man who made the changes slow in coming and State News Staff Writer paper which comes out once a month, hasstarted to change things. precious. Only in the last few months inmates are able to avoid guards whom Changes have come slowly at the Since then he has walked a slim "He gives us a lot of have inmates been allowed to lie on freedom," says they may dislike or who could withold Ingham County Jail over the past three tightrope, slipping in and out of Jim Frank, whom Preadmore picked their bunks during the day, have salt the complaint. years but the pace is picking up. character as law enforcement officer, this year to administer the and pepper with their bland food or For some the pace is much too jail One of their biggest gripes is about politician, keeper, benefactor and a rehabilitation program. take studying materials into their cells. the food. breakneck for others it's much too member of a long list of national, "These are things we consider small, "You're going to get complaints slow. But for Sheriff Kenneth state, county and local organizations. During a recent seminar on the but they're big to inmates," Frank about food in Preadmore, it's a nice steady jog with The roles are often confusing to any institutional program, visitors were amazed at the says. observed Frank, who perhaps an occasional fence to jump. follow. freedom of movement the staff had witnessed a Shaw Hall food riot in "My ideas are radical in a lot of "Preadmore is a liberal sheriff but a within the jail. Inmates are now finding it easier to 1967 while a student at MSU. "The areas," Preadmore says. As a conservative individual," sized one "It looked like we were running the voice their complaints about the jail food is bland — basic. It follows Republican, he fought for several years associate. jail," Frank said with a hint of and get results. By going through structural dietary considerations." to win federal funds for the local jail But Preadmore has made an accomplishment. "And we were." rehabilitation staff members or (Continued on page 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Aubik. ,6 TP" Laird backs U.S. war to be policy who want cuts I would sav MIAMI BEACH, FLA. . _i ripples in the placid buildup is no better .1 than it it na«i^ni>i national twiiritv security to be say, President Nixon" ... » the only place they can summary (AP) — Secretary of Defense for a convention opening when Nixon took office. above partisanship, then Shultz said the come is in Melvin R. Laird advised Monday. The defense secretary challenged McGovern on the salaries," Laird 8hou,d be an Democratic presidential At the platform hearings. replied with a recital of issue without naming him. «"*•• "id there has issue t ®" nominee George McGovern Laird, Secretary of the statistics on troop He said the GOP platform Later, at a news increase in emm been ,^5^ Tuesday to "open your Treasury George P. Shultz, withdrawals, reduced co6ts, should reject "policies of conference, Laird said that output eyes" to President Nixon's Secretary of Commerce and casualty lists down planned weakness, of white McGovern is "now waffling, "P. and earnlS^ achievements in changing Peter G. Peterson, and from 300 a week to three. - flag waving, of begging and he is now on the teeter - that the inflation has been J* U.S. policy Vietnam and around the in South Secretary of Housing and "I would say to that of abandonment of our totter" on the issue of halved ii Urban Development George person 'open your eyes, nation's role in helping to defense spending, world. look at America, look at the maintain peace." L"1"1 said Vietnam policy Romney spoke in While the Republicans' world in which we live, the He said a $30 - billion cut is an issue that will help extra predictably unanimous spending which* who, clock work convention Nixon in the campaign "There distrubed are by those this policy preparations ticked along in praise of the administration. Laird was told that situation has changed,'," Laird said. indeed in defense spending, proposed by as McGovern, ahead. "I think that mean gigantic extra Romney said he Lj Miami Beach, McGovern McGovern had said the U.S. Laird made would force cuts in the pay progress toward peace is to do a point of against violence, have used the hunted votes in situation in Indochina now pronouncing defense and of servicemen. "To those going to be a major plus for he,P everything * elect he JJ term 'repressive' against this Youngstown, Ohio, on a national administration. But four day Midwest when a mob attempts to campaign stint. He also enforce its views by riot, received as expected the endorsement of the huge NEAR QUANG TRI arson, and mayhem, who is the United Auto Workers union. repressor?" A procession of Cabinet Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst hit members, advisers and N.Viets mari - supporters extolled the See story page 5. Nixon record at GOP platform hearings in Miami i Beach. SAIGON (AP) - North dropped more than 200 acknowledged that Navy command when queried North Vietnamese commandos tons of explosives on six jets had struck at seven about the claim included a Vietnam's officii "Wherever you look in news the world today, one would charged a South Vietnamese locations within a dozen targets just ouside Thanh bridge, fuel depots, • . agency claimed aircraft mounts J Hoa Monday but denied any Aide says Dems bugged have to have his eyes shut marine position on the southern fringe of Quang miles of Quang TYi, the raids inside the port city, antiaircraft sites and a nearly 100 strikes agjS provincial capital that fell to barracks. The raids near not to see the great changes made Tri before daybreak the North Vietnamese on where Hanoi radio claimed Thanh Hoa, 80 miles south the city, heavily dai® _ . . . . by this cathedral area Lawrence F. O Brien, national campaign administration," Laird said, Tuesday and were beaten May 1. 100 civilians were killed or of Hanoi, were not reported nharmnraufi,, ' 1, pharmaceutic . chairman for George McGovern, said Tuesday there There was controversy in back with almost one North Vietnamese shell injured. in the command's Monday bakery workshop, , quarter of their number fire continued to rain on the Targets listed by the evening communique. noodle is new evidence to prove that the Democratic the Republican Rules factory. killed, field reports said. marine siege force. National Committee (DNC) headquarters actually Committee over the The well - entrenched Military spokesmen said . , c -ac apportionment of delegates was bugged for a period of time. £op marines killed U' back pay to the 19?6 21 of the the marines killed 24 He said depositions will be taken next week convention, from top Republicans about a June 17 break - in at the DNC headquarters. That panel considering proposed, and also is North suffering Associated Vietnamese while one man wounded, Press Communists and captured two at a cost of five men killed in two contacts decision disputed, reforms correspondent Michael within a mile of the city. unexpected by official to Putzel reported from the They also found the bodies O'Brien, Democratic party chairman at the time of the break - in, called a news conference to young epople in future «<{ northern front. The marines are making of 38 killed by Vietnamese air force jets 700 yards from announce developments but would not disclose national conventions. slow progress through heavy the Citadel wall. By LINDA WERFELMAN The Unlveoity of some people suspect, she And resistance as they dose in on North Vietnamese State News Staff Writer evidence. Rep. Paul N. Michigan last month added. Women have the Quang Tri Citadel. A decision to distribute no* McCloskey Jr., the liberal gunners shot down five U.S. awarded one woman been admitted to teachm fighter bombers over the back to from California, demanded The South Vietnamese - pay University employe more than $1,000 positions in the faculty in every forum available command's latest 24 - hour north Tuesday, the Viet employes who prove that in back pay after the U-M tenure stream and that the Republicans make Cong radio claimed. their salaries were lower as they Welfare reform doubted figures on the whole Appeal Committee agreed move into higher position Quoting Radio Hanoi, the than those of other workers room for1 dissenting northern campaign listed with her charge that sex their salaries will equai broadcast did not mention because of spokesmen in their 169 Communists killed at a sex discrimination had resulted those earned by nul the fate of any airmen discrimination would be an {n th*> fact that her salary Senate Democratic Leader preparations and at the cost of 19 government dead employes in simili Mike Mansfield said Tuesday convention itself. and 77 wounded. aboard the planes. There unlikely administrative was lower than that of a positions, she explained. But those were was no comment from the move, Mary Sharp asst. male empolye doing similar chances for enactment of only U.S. B52 bombers "The salaries will no director of U.S. command. Equal work. * catch up until women 1® welfare reform this year are The U. S. Command Opportunity Programs, said Similar have been fading. Monday. arisen at cases not productive," Sharp I MSU, and the said. "And women will "It looks like H.R. 1 (the U niversity's demonstrate that they're House - passed welfare bill) is Tne State News is published by the students of Antidiscrimination Board pretty much the same " Michigan State University every class day during Fall, has not recommended that Considera ble di fficulties rapidly sliding down hill," he told reporters. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays employes receive back pay are created by attempts to and Fridays during Summer Term, and a in any cases of proven sex prove that lower pay is i special Previously Mansfield had Welcome Week edition is published in discrimination, Sharp said. result of sex or insisted the Senate should vote September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. The board of trustees at discrimination, she i on the measure since President Member Associated Press, United Press its July meeting approved explaining that proof of International, Nixon has described it as his Inland Daily Press A«Sn% Michigan PresT JS&sn., salary adjustments for 138 discrimination consists ol Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press employes. "It appeared as "satisfying someone that top domestic recommendation Assn. TRIVIA NIGHT though sex discrimination there is no other reason for to the 92nd Congress. jl() (f Second classi postage paid at East may have been involved," the difference in salary." If you like trivia and beer Lansing, Mich. But, with Congress Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Sharp said. She added that "we will You'll love Trivia Night beginning a two - week recess Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Administration always have subjective I Every Wed. Night. . . 8:30 to 11:3 Michigan, 48823. spokesmen indicated after Friday and then trying to judgment of objective the meeting that the criteria" used to indicate adjourn finally by Sept. 30, Phones: prospects for News/Editorial 355-8252 adjustments, totalling instances of discrimination.! highly POLKA NIGHT Classified Ads $118,685 were "a result of "When you have a m controversial legislation such 355-8255 major review of possible Display Advertising system plugged into thel as the welfare reform bill 6:00 to 8:00 Jerry Tomen strolling 353-6400 inequities in salary levels salary system and the merit 8:00 to 2:00 a.m. Leo Balcer Trio Business Office 355-3447 between men and women." system is judged on i appear dim. Special Entertainment — Doris Ziokowski Photographic 355-8311 Sex discrimination is not subjective basis, you wiD I Campus Information 353-8700 a factor in as many cases as always have unequal salaries SING and they will not always be Soviet visa halt noted Jffonfehfctetn ALONG 6:30-8:00 THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL CRAZY Howe justified," Sharp said. Equality would be best I served by the creation ofl Itetaimmt A 1965 VW SEDAN Jim Basel ■nrj ADVANCE equal opportunities which! ... Ten Jewish intellectuals who want to 8:30 to 2 a.m. emigrate TOUTS: would allow all individuals I to Israel said Jerry Tomen Tuesday at a clandestine news conference it is now virtually impossible for Jewish 220 S Howard St/next to the between Michigan and Kalamazoo *-way Combo 99° free spirit to "make it on their own." [ Dancing WE'RE scientists and skilled specialists to obtain Soviet CELEBRATING] exit visas. PUR 3RD BIRTHDAY The group told seven Western correspondents in IN AUGUST Children's Theatre a Moscow apartment they believe the denial of Live performances visas to scientists is part of a general clampdown on ... with a 99c us< for the youngsters. dissent in Russia. to be sold to the person with the lucky registration tlckel Soviet authorities have been allowing Jews to Saturday at 11:30 A.M. Stop In any time Free Coke leave in record numbers for about a year and a week and get your "FREE" half. About 13,905 Jews left here in 1971 and registration ticket. Coke - tail party Saturday 15,000 - 16,000 are reported to have left during immediately following performance the first six months of this year. GLENN HERRIMAN VW, INC. n lansing mall Saginaw at Elmwood "the center of things" SALT chances 6135 W. Saginaw OPEN Mon. fading & Thurs. 'Til 9 482 - 6226 Chances faded Tuesday for final congressional action this month on the U.S. - Soviet five - agreement on limitation of nuclear arms. year LBII: *11/22 !( Senate adversaries failed to reach agreement for •GIRLS: IF YOU CAN TYPE, LBU CAN TRAIN debate limitation on an amendment by Sen. Henry YOU FOR A JOB IN 11 TO 22 WEEKS! M. Jackson, D - Wash., calling upon U.S. negotiators to insist upon equality with the Soviet Union in negotiations for a permanent agreement Fleurette. Our 11 wMk it IBM planned to start in October. court* Jackson accused his opponents of By Orange Blossom Keypunch. Our 22 week stalling court* it "Mini Secretarial" because they realize they do not have the votes to A solitaire held in a - band of 18K gold. (includes th« world renown defeat his amendment. Reflecting a heritage ol love Sp**dwriting Shorthand). as old as time. As young as the dawn. Rep hits medical benefits And whan you're The federal government has paid nearly $400 good job. done, wall even help you find * HELLO. CREDIT UNION? million in excess Medicare claims to hospitals since Other oo - *d programs ranging from 9 to 18 montht 1967, Rep. Les Aspin said Tuesday. "These overpayments are the fault of the includ* Legal or Medical Reporting, fathion Merchanditing, Computer Secretarial, Court GIVE US A CALL WHEN YOU Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare and its contractors such Programming, Accounting, Bufinest Administration NO betict liberal arts clatsetl . NEED MONEY IN A HURRY as Blue Cross - not the hospitals .. or themselves," the Wisconsin Democrat said in a Why not call or stop by today - statement. •Fall Term Begint Sept. 26. MSU EMPLOYEES "Federal funds have been used to pay for private LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY duty nurses, TV sets, and telephone service for - 600 E. Crescent Rd. Phone 353-2280 Medicare patients - all illegal under federal law," Shop Wednesday 319 E. Grand River Ave. Comer Capitol & Ottawa Phone: 489-5767 he said. Evenings until 9 p.m. East Lansing, Mich. Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday / icGovern links Nixon, GOP ith break-in at Dems' offices IvnUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) - Sen. to date on the incident in which five President responsible for the break Inree Mc Govern Tuesday said men, some with links in the Nixon in, he replied, "I lay it at least - bugging incident. On Market Street, a four - lane Lident Nixon is "at least indirectly" campaign organization, were caught indirectly to him." McGovern kicked off his Midwest thoroughfare, McGovern was met by a ■Xle for the June 17 break - in inside the Democratic offices in Nixon and tour with a traffic - stopping walk in a shirt sleeved crowd that grew - steadily Ih» Democratic National Committee Washington's Watergate Hotel. officials have denied Republican party working class Youngstown during his walk, spilling off the ■adquarters in Washington ■ hp said the action "ought to disturb Since then, a $25,000 check has been traced to the campaign break - in. knowledge of the neighborhood during which he chatted with unemployed steelworkers and sidewalks. bank Police finally blocked off traffic and McGovern lerv American, because if the account of one of the arrested men, campaign check linked said the $25,000 donned a bracelet embossed name of an American said with the McGovern abandoned the sidewalks Idership of the President's campaign Bernard Barker. men "about as close as you can the arrested to be held and strolled down the middle of the III snoop and invade and wiretap on At a news conference on get to as a prisoner - of - war. street. the first the Nixon W Democratic National Committee, day of a planned four day Midwest management." He attended a fund - He said he believes it is "an - raising At one point he accepted a metal Hat reason is there to believe it won't campaign swing, McGovern referred to question" former Atty. Gen. John open luncheon, telling potential contributors he was pleased with the bracelet embossed with the name of a ■ that to the rest of us." "wire tapping like Mr. Nixon's crew Mitchell quit as Nixon's Lt. Col. Robert Barnett, an Air Force ■The Democratic presidential did." campaign reception given him by the crowd on pilot said to have been captured by the director because he ■minee's statement was his strongest Asked if that meant he held the Mitchell said, or because of the requested it, as the tour, which 2,000. police estimated at North Vietnamese Oct. 3,1967. McGovern has pledged to pull all U.S. troops out of Vietnam within 90 days of taking office and says he is I AW members convinced the North Vietnamese will release all American prisoners after that. Before he left Washington Tuesday morning, McGovern said that he'd icGovern for president interrupt his Midwest tour and return to the Capitol if the Senate scheduled a vote Thursday on a bill to share federal tax revenues with state and local governments. "I do think we have a financial crisis IpETROlT (AP) — Members of the president. The garment workers' in the cities and the states all across U.S. Jjted Auto Workers (UAW) have endorsement came as no surprise campaign for McGovern. And, May primary, to support McGovern. Atty. Gen. Richard Woodcock said the union's political arm, this nation," the South Dakota senator ■ed overwhelmingly to endorse Sen. because the New York State Liberal The UAW president Kleindienst told the American the replied, "I said. T,rge McGovern's campaign for party, long closely allied with the Community Action Program think the same chord that Gov. 3ar Assn. in San Francisco (CAP) is conducting a fund drive for "There's no more important pending Xsident of the United States, union ILGWU, already had voted to endorse Democratic candidates. He reported Wallace struck responsively, Sen. measure right now before the Senate Monday that the Justice Dept. fecials announced Tuesday. McGovern. McGovern can strike than the would make if the drive is expected to provide passage of a good revenue mass arrests ■They said 84 per cent of 4,455 Voting in the poll were UAW responsively. sharing measure." demonstrators Imbership representatives polled in a $300,000 to $400,000. attempted to convention delegates, delegates to the Nationally, the AFL-CIO has McGovern, who has been criticized les of regional meetings of union union's political Community Action However, Woodcock refused to endorse any presidential by some Democratic mayors as weak disrupt the Republican National would not say ■mberc voted to endorse McGovern, Program, local union officials and how much of candidate. However, several member on urban problems, has promised he Convention in Miami next that sum would go | Democratic nominee. representatives of retirees councils. directly to McGovern's campaign. unions are actively supporting will do all he can to secure week. Knottier 3 per cent voted to endorse All are elected by members of union McGovern. passage of a Though the UAW pulled out of the revenue • sharing bill. AP Wirephoto Jsident Nixon while the other 13 per locals. AFL-CIO years ago, Woodcock said Kt wanted no endorsement of a The voters were selected the union will Ksidential candidate. The union has by the cooperate with union's executive board, with the AFL-CIO's committee Kut 1.4 million members. polling supporting conducted by the American McGovern. He said UAW officials will Meanwhile, in New York, the Arbitration Assn. meet Wednesday to discuss methods of EWU's general executive board gave UAW President Leonard ■nimous endorsement to the Woodcock, formally joining other unions backing who was mentioned as a possible McGovern. |nocratic ticket of McGovern for McGovern running mate at last Woodcock was asked about and former Peace Corps month's drawing Democratic National union members, who chose Alabama lef Sargent Shriver for vice Convention, said he personally will Gov. George Wallace in Michigan's ludge ends injunction gainst Alaska-pipeline ■WASHINGTON '(AP) - A federal National Environmental Policy Act prepared and issued a first draft Hge Tuesday dissolved the injunction passed in 1969 and signed into law on environmental impact statement, then Kich has blocked construction of an Jan. 1,1970. held public (learnings, and then, last J pipeline across Alaska for Then Secretary of the Interior more - March, issued a final impact statement. An two years. Walter J. Hickel, was on the verge of ■But environment groups whose issuing permits for construction of the After providing 45 days for position to the project had won the pipeline from Arctic oil fields to a port additional public comment, Interior Iginal stay said they would appeal in Southern Alaska when three Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton ■mediately to a higher court. environment groups sued the announced last May that he has ■District Judge George L. Hart Jr., department to block the permits, decided to issue the permits and allow > issued the injunction in April dissolved it Tuesday after lecting every legal argument by the Ivironment groups who had sought alleging that interior had not complied with the new law's requirement of a detailed study of environmental construction of the pipeline once the legal hurdles are cleared, Mi ■have it continued. ■Hart made it clear he impacts. These groups have argued also that the pipeline, its construction load, and On environment Monday and groups Tuesday and the their Sleep by was framing opponents returned Would be campers sleep i the to Hart's - daynght Tuesday at Flamingo Park near the Miami Beach | decision to expedite the related facilities would occupy far courtroom but this time Hart ruled Convention Hall. They were denied use of the park for ■icipated appeal and that he believes more land than the secretary was against them overnight camping until their permit on every point, goes into effect Thursday. Most are preparing for protest ^ e pipeline to question eventually will settled in the U.S. entitled to authorize under the 1920 Dennis Flannery — representing the National Convention. during next week's Republican Supreme Mineral Leasing Act. .. pLt , 'he proposed trans For the 28 months Hart's (Continued on page 13) AP Wirephoto • Alaska pipeline injunction has help up action on the one of the earliest tests of the pipeline while the Interior Department ■■■ m 40 WINKS IN MIAMI PARK mmm mm m mm. mm Protesters get ready for meet MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (AP) the camping site for demonstrators. squad of helmeted police. the city jail. — Like the politicians, youthful The Miami Beach City Council The youths spent a couple of hours One protester in the park wandered protesters are gearing up for next voted on Monday to give lying on the grass outside a church into the underbush, came back with an week's Republican National Conventioa demonstrators camping space in the that had offered them shelter, then armful of coconuts and announced, • Hf But Tuesday was mostly a day for catching up on sleep. park during the GOP meeting - just as they did during the Democratic convention straggled back to the park at dawn. "breakfast." While the GOP Platform Committee last month. But the "Man, I wish they'd open this In New York City, the Vietnam settled policy matters, several dozen council said they couldn't move until damned campsite up," one youth said. Veterans Against the War announced youths turned up at Flamingo Park Thursday. "I've had about four hours sleep out plans for automobile convoys from trying to catch up on the sleep they About 100 earlybirds who tried to of the last 48. We don't have the bread various parts of the country to Miami. lost during the night when police spend the night in the park were to stay anywhere else, so well just A spokesman said convoys would leave jf routed protesters from what will be herded out at 4 a.m. by a 40-man have to try and rest up in the park from San Francisco, Danville, 111. and W- during the daytime and stay on our Boston. : feet all night." "We will travel in a military convoy, Tower asks reform About 60 young protesters wearily onto blankets after the park opened for the day. Most of them flopped as we have learned to do in the at a steady speed, Army, staying together and with our lights on." the spokesman went to sleep, amid the lawnmowers said. - of rule on delegates of park maintenance crews and the handballs and tennis balls batted around Miami Beach Pomerance, who led Police Chief Rocky the force that by elderly Miami Beach herded the protesters out of the residents. park, said he did not order arrests MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (AP) Sen. to the whole - committee, which had because "most of them are somewhat John Tower of Texas asked the concluded its hearings Monday and Police said three protesters were bewildered youngsters in a Republican Rules Committee Tuesday divided into subcommittees to hash arrested shortly after dawn Tuesday strange environment. We felt it ultimately to approve an eleventh-hour out an when they were found sleeping on the apportionment formula to better to give them every benefit of compromise for reapportioning 1976 replace the one which has been roof of a shelter next to the park's doubt." GOP convention delegates. declared unconstitutional. shuffieboard courts. Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New York They identified themselves as Paul Asked about a statement The plan, which drew immediate by Atty. said the Tower plan was no McAlpine, 17, of Summit, N.J.; Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst that he counterfire, would allow smaller states compromise at all and simply sells out Randel Parks, 21, of San Diego, Calif., to keep a certain delegate level while would order mass arrests if the major urban states in and Mark Stull, 21, of San awarding respect to Diego, demonstrators tried to disrupt the larger states bonus their representation in the national Charged with disorderly conduct convention votes at a faster rate. convention, Pomerance said, "I can't convention. and lodging in the open, McAlpine and comment on it because I've only heard Survival of At proposal the a time Tower rules subcommittee began made his (Continued on page 13) Parks were freed on $35 bond each and Stull was held in lieu of bond in it on the radio. I haven't contact with them." had any inching through reform proposals to »/a t°Utfl ^'etnam®se trooper carries a wounded buddy to a open up the process of selecting left I?" ambulance jeep as a more seriously wounded soldier is I STATE NEWS I convention delegates and broaden the ■>v m nd. The troops were attacked along Route 13 recently base of the party. But it did not reach Bothh e yietnamese artillery as they fought to reopen the road besieged provincial capital of An Loc. the important questions of how to include women and minorities. AP Wirephoto Tower made an unusual direct pitch MICHIGAN STATE O NEWS UNIVERSITY The Doctor's Bag By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. Lee Lockwood Editor's note: Dr. Werner isvacationing aid don't want to face 'Yeslity." Is deep slumber can result in confusion diet rather difficult. Most in* advertising manager and persistent lethargy. Most people foods are very high In carbohvrfXP!^l,i', from writing his column for the there any truth in this? remainder of summer term. Reprints of I have destroyed three alarm clocks in have experienced this when they have cheap meats are loaded with fat a11 Judy Yates, editorial editor been awakened suddenly soon after the things you could do are uL 11 Bill Whiting, news editor his columns from fall term 1970 will be the last three years. I am a senior. substituted until fall term when the falling asleep. Deep stages of sleep occur dried milk, which is inexue Mike Cody, copy chief Oversleeping can be caused by a Rick Gosselin, sports editor Doctor's Bag will resume as usual. number of things. Your letter is sketchy rhythmically throughout the night and nutritious, and substitute fn t on detail and you do not mention what if your normal waking time tends to fall candies. The task is much easi?'^ ^ Letters may in the middle of oneof these deep sleep do your own cooking and haJr ^ Werner at the University Health Center. time you go to bed, how well you sleep or whether the conditions varies in periods it may be hard to get out of bed. shop carefully for sale it 1(1 Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for Names need not be included unless a As a beginning, I suggest setting your supermarkets. If anyone kim ^ personal reply is requested. severity from time to time. half an hour earlier than you outstanding journalism. Some people do sleep late as a means alarm for a good cookbook specials*'0,1 of avoiding responsibilities, but in my usually do. If you still have difficulty inexpensive, highly nutritious2"1®1 * My problem is that I can't seem to get I'd try an hour earlier. If this fails you I'd appreciate hearing about it ^ EDITORIAL out of bed in the morning. When my alarm goes off, I seem to automatically experience, they usually avoid responsibilities in other ways too. can try other techniques such as leaving the shades up so that the morning light Please settle an turn it off, put my head under the People may have difficulty getting up will tend to gradually awaken you. You arauman, covers and go back to sleep. in the morning because they sleep could also try an alarm clock device rommate and I are havinn iT01 that Amnesty poorly or have gone to sleep too late. ^ r*,t I'm late for classes, appointments which turns on an electric appliance and , .rac,ed venere Paradoxically it would seem, if one _ . .. everything! Somewhere I read that sleeps too many hours, it can be very hook it up to a bright lamp placed . . 1 wh'ch sailors uil people who hate to get out of bed in the difficult to get up. There are different across the room. for ™*ir enjoyment during £ Since this has been going on for three womanless voyages. ' deserves morning are actually hiding something depths of sleep and rising from a very years and you are now a senior, I wonder if an alarm clock that would However, I refuse to believe fa anyone could get that horny & T turn on a tape recording of your mother possibly be right? ' One month ago, the Lansing have reservations about granting yelling at you might not solve the Area Peace Council began amnesty to war resisters and problem! About the venereal disease hewm.. circulating a petition that would firing officials or employes who About getting "that horny," heS do not abide by the ordinance, The word for sexual make East Lansing a sanctuary What are the effects on the body after humans and animals is contacts betX for military and civilain war but their fears are unfounded. a prolonged period of improper diet sodomy can refer to certain resisters. Though the response The ordinance will not apply (two to three years). Due mostly to lack between humans). sexual pracS seem to De mentioned ineviuJJ has been disappointingly poor, to what city officials and of Tunas, OT funds, over me have fallen the years iI nave TBiien Sheep . ... . , . . , when J into the habit the peace council petition employes do in their private lives of^kipping meals. I rarely practice is discussed. This is prlX full meal. Mostly I just "pick" all deserves to be considered - as long as these people do not i day at anything that .happens to be related to size, loneliness of being a availability "J seriously. It should be signed by use information or services shepherd Wwui I offensive to most people, such all citizens concerned with gained from being a city employe available. consume an over - practices are thought to be not sej abundance of sweets even though I ending the unjust persecution of or official. uncommon. don't particularly care for them I'm a . people who cannot agree with Section two of the ordinance, 21 year old woman, 5 ft. 6 in., 120 lbs., America's war policy. which says that any city official in generally good health. I would like to know the The peace council needs about principl*' or employe who disobeys the behind those belts one can buy tow^ 3,000 valid signatures on the ordinance shall be subject to For the person in good health aroundthe waist and thighs to rid oni'i petition to bring it before the dismissal, is necessary. The (without such illnesses as diabetes or self of inches of fat in a matter of djyi city council for adoption as an ordinance would have no teeth ulcers) the frequency of meals is quite With the guarantees that go along with ordinance. Currently, they have and would only be a simple unimportant and can be suited to them, they must 'vork. individual desires. Social convention 1,500 names and would like to statement if section two were being what it is, we all tend to go along get 3,500 more to make up for eliminated. with three meals a day though many The principle was stated years agob; any signatures which are deemed Moreover, this section does people do just as well with one or two P. T. Barnum: There's a sucker bon invalid by the city clerk. not take away the constitutional and other people prefer four or five. So, every minute. Gullible people m The ordinance would establish the possible damage you speak of boils suggestible enough to pull in thei rights of the employe or official law prohibiting a city employe down to what you have been eating paunches and impress themselves wta a — it only says that anyone more than when you have not been they measure after using such a device. or official from aiding or working for the city is mandated eating. In any case the odds of doing Enough people don't claim their mowj allowing the use of city services by the people to abide by the significant damage over a period of a back, making the sale of these thingst or facilities in the arrest and/or ordinance just as this person couple of years is very small. worthwhile financial venture. Limited funds make eating a balanced c.C.P.S. 1970 prosecution of military or must abide by other city civilian war resisters. Under the ordinances. proposed ordinance any city employe or official who violates Since this action is in the form C. PATRICK IARR0WE the ordinance is subject to of an initiative petition, the dismissal. peace council will have the Basically, prohibits any the between the federal government ordinance cooperation opportunity to place the issue before the voters in November if the city council fails to consider Perrin worth and city government in the arrest or approve it. of draft resisters. But in order for the ordinance I'm waiting in line for my food "Yes," I says, "but I haven't time to Mu elder's $37,400, Wilkinson's just responsible for Informatiaj to be placed on the ballot, East stamps, old colleague sidles up to me. go into that now. What're the papers? $33,000, and Perrin's getting Services. He has Equal Opportuni By establishing the ordinance, Lansing voters must sign the "You, too, Lash?" he says. "I know Exchange agreement with $36,200." Programs, too. East Lansing will challenge the I can't make ends meet on the measly Pappadopoulo6 University in Athens?" petition by Aug. 20. "That's your answer right there!" I 4 per cent they passed out, but I've "Negative," he says. "This here's "Oh, wow!" he says. "I diditl morality and legality of the war Concerned voters should call got five kids. You only got one." the new salary list. You know which exclaims. "If he hadn't gotten that 15 realize he had all that to take care oil and make it difficult for federal the Lansing Area Peace Council cent raise in the last two years, "I'm not picking these up for vice president got the biggest increase - per No wonder he's worth more thu| and state authorities to enforce at 482-2962 for information or if myself," I replies. "I'm just standing in since our new prexy took over in he'd never catch up with those other Wilkinson. laws prohibiting war resistance for a friend. She's a late sleeper." 1970?" dudes." they want to circulate petitions, through civil disobedience or The State News will have "You ever see a university with "Sure," I comes back. "Perrin." "I can see that," he says doubtfully. "All Wilkinson's responsible the Comptroller's Office, Dormitoiir foiJ priorities as messed up as ours?" he "How'd you find out?" he wants to refusal to be drafted. petitions available in 341 "But do you think a PR man ought to and Food Services, Physical Plant, ml rasps, rattling a sheaf of papers under know. "Salary Ust won't be out till Some voters probably will Student Services. get as much as a provost? And why the $125 million budget." my nose. September." does Perrin get so much more than "Us journalists never reveal our Wilkinson? Gap's widening, too." "Exactly," I agrees. "Not too ra sources," I says. "Tell you one thing, people there, compared to Penfol TWO CENTS WORTH though. Wasn't Clair White. He learned "Good thing you came to an staff." his lesson, Academic Council censured economist with those questions," I him and Repas for leaking the list last "You convinced me Perrin's \ replies. "It's like this: according to the year." every cent we pay him," he concede theory of marginal productivity, you No pressure on "If you've known about It," he "One thing still worries me, thou^ judicial board demands, "how come you haven't blown the whistle on it in your column?" get paid what you're worth to your employer. 'Take Perrin, for Remember those polls he started, find example. Lash. Read the other day he Jd almost the same salary as Ron Ziegfel President Nixon's PR man. That ser To the Editor: "Is it too much to ask," I snaps, Gregory Kamm's remarks in the Aug. GLM explain his group's complaint — out how we feel about the war, ROTC, right to you?" As the lone dissenter in the recent 14 Point of View column. denial of permission for a banner "you grumblers do your homework and all that? You know any other action of the Antidiscrimination It is most unfair and inaccurate of proclaiming Gay Liberation Week at before you criticize our school has a vice - president runs polls "Course it does," I says. "PR nu»J Judicial Board which refrained from administrators? Ever occur to you our Kamm to suggest that 'the board, in the Abbott Road Entrance — the like that?" job is the same whether its ? deciding a complaint brought by the reaching its decision, did so as a result board discussed the matter at some new prexy moved Perrin's salary up to Washington or East Lansing. Niwj Gay liberation Movement (GLM), I of pressure from administration length at two separate meetings. In a 6 get him on a par with the other vice - "No, I don't," he says. "Wasn't that steps up bombing, Ziegler's gotta mi feel uniquely qualified to reply to officials. After hearing a member of • 1 vote, board members expressed the presidents?" poll the one where there was It look like a peace move. State mil view that they believed they lacked "Way aheada ya, Lash," he says. something haywire with the questions? grandiose promises to women, raftf "Here's the picture: Perrin came here And the percentages didn't come out gotta make it look like a W» jurisdiction over this case. No similar in '70 at $31,500. Cantlon and Breslin right? And almost nobody voted? Charta. Check case has previously th come before us, and therefore a request was made to the board of trustees for clarification. were getting $35,000, Muelder $33,600, and Wilkinson — he was only Didn't he drop the poll idea after that first one?" "I'd forgotten that," I admitted. "What I say Is," I winds up, My strong opposition view was that we acting then — was getting $29,000. faculty should be glad to go on WJ To the Editor: chance to vote and against their "Salaries for next year look like "But think of all the a did have jurisdiction and should responsibility he stamps if that's the only way we Recent news reports indicate that in wishes. Rather than present only a this: Cantlon and Breslin got $39,000, has, all the people under him. He isn't handle the case. Other board members keep Perrin on the job." addition to the now ended grape small fraction of this evidence here, patiently heard me out, but I was boycott and the current lettuce second hand, I will refer the reader* to unable to persuade them. Surely this DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau boycott, there is to be a pants Ralph de Toledano's book "Little board would be inoperable unless it boycott. As in the past I have written Cesar" which is an on the scene report, to the State News on this proceeded on the principle of majority subject, I Preliminary evidence indicates rule, but I was overwhelmingly feel compelled to once again, point that the Farah slacks strike of the outvoted., out several items which deserve ilk. same Interviews with factory consideration by persons considering employes show that they are satisfied, As the GLM well knows, but Kamm supporting boycotts in support of even happy, with conditions and pay. failed to mention, the case is not dead. unionization. Striking employes seem unable to In addition to asking for jurisdictional Workeis obviously have the right to come up with any real grievances. The have a union if they so desire, but they clarification, the board informed same crowd of people seem to be alio have the right not to have a union, Breslin's office that, in its view, the supporting the strike, including guidelines for granting Not afl Americans view unions in the Chavez. Even the Roman Catholic or withholding kindly light of Michigan experience, priests of the town support the strike, permission for banners on the campus and not all unions deserve such a view. Roman Catholic posts were unsatisfactorily vague and clergy have been on would give rise to further It is quite possible that in some both sides of every significant issue allegations of discrimination unless more areas where unions are desired by the since the Inquisition, precisely defined. majority of the workers, the owners, Again, each person must make up possibly with the active or passive aid his own mind as to whether to of government, have unjustly resisted a support At no time has any pressure been boycott. You owe your support to brought on us regarding this matter. unions and kept workers from just working men trying to gain One can argue, as I do, that the wages and working conditions, recognition for their union. But you board's failure to take jurisdiction However, in the case of the grape and also owe support to working men lettuce strikes, there is much trying to avoid getting a union they do immediately was an error, but documented evidence that this to not not want. If disagreement to not the same as you are thinking about pressure. If the decisions of thto board, the case. The evidence suggests that supporting the strike, read de on which I am pleased to what really happened to that the Toledano's book first serve, were (its less than 150 ever made as a result of pnmt§ from United Farm Worken Organizing pages.) then check up on the facts anyone, I for one would rwrtgn «t once Committee used the boycott, and its before you act. Vive Razon! — and not quietly! associated vandalism, to force the growers to sign a contract with the union in which the workers were Ralph A. Moulton Cmntyn Miebef Dept. of Computer Sdence ust. professor of Mtk*l wrtoHKW forced to work for the union, without Aug. 11,1972 S»% 16,072 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 16, 1972 5 first since founding ■ Rights party slates bvRICKWILBINS with the Ingham County meets I State News Staff Writer convention to be following day. commit themselves to the Human Rights Party in held at Candidates for I The Michigan Human 7.30 p.m. at the Edgewood and state county party because they feel 1971 with two other men- lights party will be holding United Church, 469 N representative offices will be nominated at another party will to problems created only add Howard Jones and James fcunty conventions and a Hagadorn Road. the county conventions. by the McCIure, both former lite convention for the The state party Candidates for multi-county first two parties," Ferency Michigan Dept. of State lUt time since its convention will be held offices and state offices will explained. officials. Inception late in 1971. ■ Ten counties will hold starting at noon, Aug. 26 at be nominated at the state "But, slowly we are Jones and McCIure were Lansing Community College beginning to both dismissed by then and will convention and a platform change Inventions starting today run until 8 p.m. the will be establisted. people's minds hopefully this election and and Secretary of State James Hare, Ferency said, when Zolton Ferency, former the they actively supported Democratic state chairman subsequent news and one of three coverage will help convince presidential candidate founders, Eugene McCarthy in 1968. said he thought the party them," he added. will Ferency emphasized that Ferency, Jones and offer a reasonable McCIure and hundreds of the rights party is alternative to the two major open with no dues volunteers also circulated parties. or requirements for joining. petitions to establish the "The Republican and party in 1971, finally Democratic parties have He acknowledged that a obtaining certification Dec. indicated they are not aware group of people not 29 of that year with or 23,000 responsive to real human committed to the party's signatures. problems," Ferency said. "The Human Rights party will attempt to establish and civil libertarian could philosophy conceivably take control of the party, "but Ferency about 50 estimated people would attend the county caucus that trousers maintain a rational dialog this is one of the risks we and about 200 people on parties those issues the other don't must be willing to take if we want would be at the state with the seem to to be open and convention but stressed that consider important — completely democratic," he more people would become increasing militarism, redistribution of income, racism and said. Ferency, now an East involved once students came back to school and others varsity jacket so forth." Lansing lawyer, founded the came back from vacations. Ferency said the party There's no hard and fast rule differed from the for the way pants are to look Republican and Democratic parties in that it believed in "a wider degree of change in Violence today. Pick yours straight legged and baggy or with a certain wide bottom flare. Just be established areas, such as the Defense Dept., the need to address racism as the most critical domestic issue and the redistribution declining SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Atty. Gen. Richard G sure they're cuffed. You'll want a closetful in windowpane checks, plaids, herringbones Kleindienst told a of income to favor the less gathering or the nation's lawyers on and solids. Jrs. Tuesday that Nixon administration has powerful interests." "mob violence" in the effectively curbed country. Ferency said the party's $ 18-522 biggest problem lay in The newest way to top "There are those who, disturbed "trying to change the by this policy against habits, attitudes and violence, have used the term 'repressive' against this them, the brief varsity national customs surrounding the administration," he said in a speech at the jacket. . . greatest American Bar Assn.'s 95th annual two-party system." meeting. in acrylic fleece, "A lot of people who "But when a mob attempts to enforce its views can by riot, colored brightly, and arson and mayhem, who is the repressor?" sympathize with what we cuffed with rib knit. are trying to do will not When President Nixon assumed office in 1969, "mob violence was threatening the very stability of our country," Kleindienst said. The attorney general gave no examples, but in a separate velley urges grouping interview he said he had in mind the "May Day" antiwar disorders in Washington last year. Kleindienst told some 1,500 lawyers and judges in his address that peaceful demonstrators should be allowed Sportwear, second floor Meridian Mall, and Lansing Mall )f community services "extraordinary leeway" in the when use of public property, they inconvenience other people. even I MACKINAC ISLAND dozens or hundreds of small people. ■I'PI) - Atty. Gen. Frank J. towns and special purpose districts, " Kelley said at the "One way "of getting at plley said Monday small annual this problem is to shift more governmental unit# will have convention of the of the PRESENTS combine in providing Michigan Assn. of Counties. p'owers of government Jervices if they want to "Each little community to a Ipend taxpayers' money has its own fire department, governmental unit covering Efficiently. its a broader geographic area," police department, "In almost every large own its own sewer district, its he said. A Fall netropolitan area, problems own mosquito control hat ought to be handled or district, its own garbage metropolitan or collection system and so See the Convention ountywide or regional basis ■re handled instead by on," he said. preview He said some NEJAC communities are too small to afford the best penfers union equipment or hire the best 203 E. GRAND |o hold meet | The Tenants Union of RIVER it Lansing will meet at 8 . today in the Union lounge to discuss the Vganization's constitution the services it will to vide for membeis and WED. & FRI. til 9:00 |he community. organization first last month and Announced goals of reducing in student housing URANT $ of East providing Lansing and information for & BAR C-E-L-B-A CLAMBAKE Every Fri. & Sat. 6-10 p.m. 718 E. Grand River Phone IV 2-6100 Ir ♦ | Surround yourself j MERRY with music tonight. 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WASHINGTON, LANSING "STRAIGHTSTEREO ANSWERS - DOWNTOWN 326 South Washington Atk us about EAST LANSING 317 Eut Grand Rim fite parking *» city amy Aw, (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, U222 Olds honors Michigan appeal filed - for hearing on bus plan 75-year history By RAY ANDERSON CINCINNATI (UPI) — The state of Michigan today filed The state appeal seeks reversal of not only the de jure State News Staff Writer briefs with the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in ruling but Roth's order that desegregation of Detroit The Tuesday through Saturday "Merry oirkm I preparation for a hearing on the Detroit school schools can only be completed by involving schools in Days" commemorating Oldsmobile's 75th »nni desegregation case. predominantly white suburbs. officially got under way Tuesday with a lun^ The state appeal, prepared by Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley, "The record simply does not support the finding of sponsored by the Greater Lansing Camber of CommT. seeks to overturn findings by U.S. District Court Judge systematic educational inequality between Detroit and the Lansing Civic Center. eroe» Stephen Roth which laid the groundwork for a neighboring mostly-white suburban school districts," the Nearly 1,300 people celebrated and watched 01dsm«k, cross-district busing program that would involve Detroit brief said. General Manager Howard Kehrl unveil the and 52 suburban school districts. Roth also ordered the state of Michigan to pay for buses 1973 p .. Supreme. Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves proclaim^ The appellate court has scheduled the hearing for Aug. used in cross-district busing plan, but that order was stayed u beginning of Merry Oldsmobile Days, and state Sen pk-, 24. by the court of appeals until the Aug. 24 hearing. The 171-page state appeal, followed by a 4,000-page Kelley argued in the appeal that "state law specifically O. Pittenger, R-Lansing, presented the UnsineS corporation with a legislative resolution commending th7 ' appendix, argued that "It is beyond dispute that Michigan prohibits expenditures of funds for a purpose for which for their many years of service to the is not a de jure state with a dual school system mandated there has been no appropriation." community ,!! announcing a name change of 1-496 to the Olds Freewav by state law." "These defendants submit that, over the Charles Brown, general chairman of the years, the Detroit Board of Education has operated the Oldsmobile 7^ I schools under its jurisdiction without any segregatory anniversary celebration, said the new highway signs ct, 1 go up in October. g Ssho purpose in providing educational services for all its students," the appeal stated. In his original ruling which set integration plans into motion, Roth ruled that de jure segregation existed in the Spassky The five-day chamber of commerce festivities include a bargain day sales raffle which will lead to a free Oldsmobile - spons Wednesday an filled J merchandise. * Detroit Public School System. Kelley said the Roth ruling "is manifestly in error, as to both the facts and the law, and must be reversed in this win, gets The $1 tickets enable the purchaser to merchandise inside a 1973 Oldsmobile to be guess the cost displayed I court of appeals." REYJAVIK, Iceland (AP) elementary combination, the Washington Square Mall. The person closest wins th"e — Boris Sapssky let possible moving his king's bishop merchandise and car. 1 "This novel exercise of judicial power, affecting the educational welfare of thousands upon thousands of winning chances slip away pawn one square, and soon Friday evening there will be square dancing, rock bands from him Tuesday and drew after lost the pawn fire works and two performances children and parents living in school districts not even by the Crown Points the 14th game of his world advantage he had won. Indiana High School marching band on the parties to the case and against whom no findings have ever title chess match with "Let me tell you that This band won the Governor's Capitol lawn been made, except that the school district and its residents trophy during the TW* challenger Bobby Fischer. really hurts," a young a ty Cherry Festival. happen to be there, must be carefully evaluated by this The 29 - year - old American said. "It's pure However, the best has been reserved for the final dav court." American, after 40 moves physical pain." when a three-hour parade will begin at 11 a.m. The parad, and four hours of play, Yugoslav grandmaster will include 130 units. One unit consists of 87 acknowledged an inevitable Svetozar Gligoric said: "He Oldsmobiles representing every production vinta» I draw by standing up and had chances for a win until Kriminrtl 1897 curved dash obtained year including temporarily from th! I an extending his hand to then, but it would have In honor of the 75th anniversary of Oldsmobile Smithsonian Institute of Washington. ' Spassky. The score now been a long game." Only four vehicles were produced following Oldsmobile's stands at &/i - 5V4 in Fisher's A lightning exchange of production in Lansing, the city proclaimed I - 496 incorporation Aug. 21, 1897, and the one in the parade is I favor, with 10 games left to pieces left an end game of running through Lansing Olds Freeway in honor of the only one in existence. The Oldsmobile founder Ransom E. Olds. parade's 8,000 participants play. Tuesday's game was pawns and rooks — one of will march from the Oldsmobile parking complex t< SOUNDsational postponed from Sunday by the hardest for a win. Spassky's illness. State News photo by Milton Horst reviewing stand near the Capitol. Fischer can take the Stereo L.P. world chess crown out of the Soviet Union for the PLAYED ROLE FOR 13 YEARS first time since 1948 with DISCOUNTS only four more points. But (now thru Sunday) Spassky needs 6'/4 to retain it. A win counts one point, a draw half a point for each Santa' DETROIT (UPI) - "The They came by the as from Eugene Gribble, 53, R player. was a car because it has always we thought the thousands hear that laid to rest in nativity The 15th game is joy that you give to others to a suburban been full of Christmas would actually is the joy that comes back chuckle and stand wide - look," scheduled for Thursday. cemetery — the victim of a projects, Gribble's widow said. to you." eyed before "Santa" long bout with cancer. More The champion blew his than 200,000 One of the most unusual I For the last 13 years, Gribble's Christmas "Two weeks ago he was children chances. On his 27th move, had visited things about the whole I he overlooked "Santa" Gribble has been Fantasyland — considered making plans for Christmas Gribble's mobile Christmas an the display was that it was I holding children on his lap most elaborate 1972," Gribble's widow, Fantasyland trailer during beneath red and white sign Christmas display always free. Gribble, a truck I a owned by Marilynn, said. "He lived 12 its 13 of visits to bearing those words, a private individual in months a year for churches, years driver when he was not f orphanages, JUIIES chuckling real as they pulled his beard to see If, indeed, Michigan. But the chuckle became Christmas." Gribble died last convalescent homes scout halls. And none could and driving a 150 - year - sleigh and eight fiberglass I it was Santa beneath the an echo in the memories of reindeer in some Christmas I Thursday, still making plans have been disappointed. flowing white whiskers. those saddened tots Monday for completing a Inside the trailer was a parade, was not a rich man. That is, he didn't have a lot f gingerbread house which sits ife - size Nativity made of money. NEED MONEY? CSAZV ift* the faaiihr garage in from store mannequins. But no$, his wife has I 1 SEE JULIE! Howe suburban Romulus — a "We begged, borrowed and begun the arduous task of I & the wooUcs garage which has never held stole things to make it like ADVANCE searching for someone to f TICKETS: take over the expensive LOOKING GLASS recordland display. meridian mall | Come and "I'd never sell it. He wouldn't want that. It I I meant too much to botli of I latest men's fall us," she said. "But whoever I takes it must appreciate and keep it going. And it, [ it fashions always has to be free to the children. | at THoger Stuart giant bells, flaring far and wide. . .the big legs are big, ond we've gol them! Get a pair or two now and move with the trend. Blue cotton denim. $10. Brushed soft-tone cotton. $11. Midwale cotton corduroy,. $11. ROD STEWART NEVER A DULL MOMENT THE KING O ROCK SUNDAY AUG. 20 Jacobsan's if MAGIC jj:H Now '•""""""'fi*' Shop playing ifJHI for young men through Sat. nite JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE the stables 2843 E. Grand River 351-1200 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 16, 1972 7 Why Pay More! Mention Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay Mot Intinued from pageU K>ket said often black t who attend county Iblican conventions as _ne ■ to ers are treated coolly. party of my choice get out and make Arity pe°Ple know that CAMPUS NEWS: ■ are Let welcome," he said. said that busing FROM THE "WHY PAY MORE" MEIJER STORE ■be another important ■ at the convention. PRICES GOOD TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 THRU ^ don't agree with SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1972. le who say that busing constitutional," Picket "It's not the distance I don't like, it's the NEW FOR FALL STURDY VINYL 5 ZIPPER W CASUAL VINYL COMPARTMENT I aid that he wouldn't Irprised if some Wallace Irters were ■convention. "I know J staunch Republicans present at HANDBAGS HANDBAG Our Reg. $3.77 A ■voted for Wallace," he special group of over - the - shoulder bags with built - in ft said he doubted if any inside billfold. Assorted Jsi b I e protest colors and styles. Lstrations would have Iffect on the decision AFTER kg process going on at [invention. ££ $2.87 LADIES' iii Digby, MSU June DEPT. fate and 10th District ■sate agreed Monday § there will be little Ijct at the convention, MENS' ihere will be a great ■ of discussion but very I conflict in platform SHORT SLEEVE ling," he said. Igby said busing will be FILLER T main topic of ■ersation. Ke added |ol taxes would be Ideration. item of top PAPER KNIT SHIRTS f said he expects some SPECIAL PURCHASE pnstrations but added 10%" x 8': 5 hole will be peaceful, with wide margins. like those at the Our Special purchase of crew neck bcratic convention." Reg. 68c pullover knits plus a select |ck Posthumus, another group of shirts from our 7 June graduate and regular stock. Stripes and • at - large, said solids. faay if there are any Bets, they will arise out discussions between 47° VALUES TO \ members who want to $2.88 ti the traditional party i those who favor LADIES'DEPT. SCHOOL SUPPLIES DEPT. ft reform. §sthumus said he ts the reformers will o increase the $ize of TOP FROST FROZEN ■party so that ' more Trity representative will (presented. total |ation is about half of the fccratic delegation," he T'After you go through * party officials Republican whole young the WHIPPED TOPPING « 25< 6 LAD WRAP ? have to 4/$|00 fight and f to get as much as 100 ft. roll isthumus said the MANY VARIETIES eup of this year's is the most sentative that Michigan ARCHWAY COOKIES 3/S|09 verhad. He said the 48 ates include six under iais old, five blacks and omen. Wimmer, 19 - year - MSU sophomore and District delegate is the CAMPBELL'S OLD FASHIONED gest Michigan delegate ding the convention, PORK N 8EANS r 5/$10® ner thinks that his age be a plus for him at the mtion. think my age will be in 'vor," he said Monday. CHOICE 's toe year for m mmer ure lm it. said that has been sent points to party movements as the potential the for ALWAYS U.S.D.A. CHOICE CHUCK ROAST™65<63< CHOICE ECONOMY CHUCK ROAST -87< 85< ank Merriman, MSU e. R • Deckerville, said ALWAYS "ticipates no conflicts e convention and sees U.S.D.A. CHOICE "e issue carrying more nance over another, "ope the delegates will IN OUR NEW SKIM MILK 0Wn to Miami Beach °me up with a realistic FOOD CLUB HALF GALLON Drm>' he said Tuesday. rrunan said he does CARTON expect any major Wstrations. "iman said if there 52*!* are 39c SAVE 39° 18l SAVE 18c 18° deliberationshopesbased that o o are 'ith this coupon ird »h« purchoto of: ico\ HILLS BROTHERS !co* OKRAY FROZEN 24 oz. ! INSTANT COFFEE | GOOD TUES. AUGUST 15 THRU UU WITH | | BUC WHEAT CEREAL I GOOD TUES. AUGUST 15 THRU SAT 43° WITH !| HASH BROWNS I GOOD TUES. AUGUST 15 THRU SAT. | SAT. AUGUST 19.1972 COUPON! | AUGUST 19. 1972. COUPON| | AUGUST 19. 1972. CD Meijer"THRIFTY ACRES IMffl Meijer THRIFTY flCRES IBdD Meijer T H RI FTY A CRES Qj 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 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd;lay, August |„ , Army recruits with diaf-a-job' DETROIT (UPI) - The Charles Bielak, a civilian U.S. Army is using a blind information officer for the ''dial • a job" Army in Detroit, explained advertisement and a local that Sgt. Penny is a "code disc jockey posing as a name. He represents anyone of the recruiters working recruiting officer to induce unemployed men and down there." women to enlist in "today's He said 1,500 persons Army." responded to the ad by "This is the first time calling the recorded message we've ever tried the hidden in the first week of sponsor approach," John operation. But, he said, no Sharp, asst. chief of the prospective recruits had yet Army's advertising and advanced through the information division in testing program. Chicago, said. For the past two weeks, Sharp said Detroit, with the Army has placed blind an unemployment rate of 9.7 per cent, was chosen as ads in Detroit newspapers asking young men and a "good place because women to call 342-9672 you've got a lot of people out of work there who "for a recorded message with information about might find the Army a good deal." jobs, training, and benefits available to you today." "There's no obligation," the ad says. the It's not until the end of one - minute recorded message that callers find out it is a recruiting gimmick. POW MONROE (UPI) - assault. He could run into been set aside fund for collect. He added, however, would still be drive able to and whatnot operations The voice on the other end Joseph Scamporino has had the same problem with the "ransom" money. The rest that only certain employes operate in either Wayne legitimacy of the gatherings like county^!! asks callers to "call me, Sgt. difficulty convincing area state attorney general's has gone for supplies and ever touch the money and County or Monroe County, operation." he said. ^ residents, businessmen and office for different reasons. organizational and operating that he has no reason to Penny" at another number the two counties in which This, Scamporino Unless the s for more information. local officials that the expenses. believe anything of that sort the drive was started, as contends, is the result of Scamporino, 33, of changes, he said, there 1 The second number is for Vietnam War prisoner fund - has occurred. nearby Maybee, is president This alone is enough to long as no wrongdoing is misunderstanding. little hope of realizing J the U.S. Army recruiting raising drive he launched found. "I think they're scared of goal. ^ last of the American Prisoner of keep him from obtaining a "If we have any doubts, station in Detroit. Callers January is for real. state license unless he Bladen said the attorney the political aspect (of the This may be partially the War Freedom Assn., an can we check them out," he The financial status J who ask for Sgt. Penny are POW issue)," Scamporino organization he says he prove that the unusually said. "The first one I catch general's office places any the advised that he is not result of his conviction in said. "And I've been trying organization -J founded to raise money to high expenses were due to I'll newly formed charitable improved, however, si available or "out of the California 10 years ago on prosecute." to convince them that there be used for the release of "special facts and organization under close filed his statement wi office on an interview." charges of burglary and is no political aspect to POW's. circumstances," Edwin M. As for himself, scrutiny before granting it a attorney thi*." general's otffcu state license and that Bladen, asst. attorney Scamporino said: "I've kept Scamporino said. He said J He said his goal is to raise Scamporino's operation is general in charge of my nose clean for 10 years, Scamporino ran into is now selling bracelets |J $1 million by next spring — consumer protection and My books are open. I've got receiving no special calls opposition locally from "freedom or sooner if possible — that treatment. charities, said. nothing to hide." operators of department shackles" at $4.95 apiecJ he would use as a Bladen said But, he added, because of Scamporino's stores outside of which his The bracelets, one negotiating tool with the The general guidelines the political sensitivity of ■ past record is not even being employes collected wide stainless steel b North Vietnamese in his used in granting state taken into account in the the POW issue, "our office donations and signatures for with a chain, effort to obtain the freedom licenses for charities, Bladen consideration of whether to has had numerous inquiries of American war prisoners. said, is that 70 per cent of petitions which call for the padlock and two keys, fui grant him a state license. from around the area — of the funds collected must go release POWs. Such brought in $506 so faruj Without a state license, from county clerks, police activities are now confined another 5,000 However, the financial the charitable cause. have b Bladen said, Scamporino departments, newspapers to smaller scale ordered. statement he filed three weeks ago with the attorney "The more important general's office as part of his thing that we're concerned application for a state license as a charitable about dollar is whether every IM 'MODERN TIMES' they collected was organization indicates he's reported," Bladen said. got a long way to go. Chaplin amok Scamporino said there have been allegations, some of which have appeared in newspapers, that some his workers of In "Modern runs pocket a Times", Gamin. She is fine. The naturalism of Mack Senneq portion of what they playing at the State Theater, supporting cast are familiar lost otit to Kate Hepbun Charlie Chaplin is \)k>ody from the silents, even hard - boiled elegance. Allen triumphant. His Little Chester Conklin is there. "M courts. But this was Jed to be the first time ■tants had taken the Attitude. Bjiam Whitelaw, Ts administrator in Bern Ireland is trying to *e talks toward a •al settlement. 10 Mi SPORTS Blacktop a hit 1 with roundball By LYNN HENNING I State News Sports Writer The adage that if you want anything bad enough, you can get it is demonstrated in no less than five different areas on the MSU campus. The blacktop basketball courts that are found adjacent to the East Complex IM Field, and Brody Shaw, Case, and Abbot Halls, all came about as a result of strong student demands along with the co • >r operation of the University and the men's intramural department. And to go back a little farther, married housing's petitions for increased recreational facilities started the whole ball rolling. F Frank Beeman, men's IM director, said that he tried 10 years ago to institute the courts but that, as usual, money was the problem. Enter a group of enthusiastic Brody Hall residents. The Brody Club then proceeded to raise the money The five outdoor blacktop basketball courts located around campus necessary to install a court and in 1969 the first of the hav I present five courts was built. rapid growth in popularity and are constantly in use, even with the small ■ body during summer term. The warm weather and the Er Bowl stepping MANY EXCITING countenance Dallas said Tuesday. in like he has. Saturday is not the main Baltimore) under c STYLES TO CHOOSE "I'm pleased with the "Last year when the thing that comforts Landry, and we lost it. You si performance of Craig decision (to use Staubach) "I think we are in a intensity of our cl FROM LEAF MOTIF 99.95 the east Room Morton (who will take over this Saturday as No. 1 went against him he took it like a man. But he expected better frame of mind at this time this year than we were the Super Bowl against Miami. | BUDGET TERMS Wednesday's Feature Dinner qaurterback in place of the to work hard and move 10% MSU DISCOUNT injured Staubach). Craig has back into the top spot. He STUFFED LAS been performing extremely knows he is a good VEGAS FLOUNDER 3.90 well for a long period of time. quarterback, and I've been Twenty - two students, faculty and staff members parti saying all along that he is FOX! a the Men's IM golf tournament last weekend with the wii Selection from our SALAD BAR "Now that he has this good quarterback." Burrell (low faculty - staff gross) - 74; low faculty • choice of potato or vegetable calloway (71.5); and Burrell and Jim Poland, besl faculty | Individual loaf of bread & butter student best ball (67). Dessert Randy DeArmet won low student gross (78) a downtown franoor Beverage calloway (72). DeArmet won the closest to the pin contest roughing it sixth hole; Burrell won the closest second shot cc DOWNTOWN, Open Monday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. Use All^entrance or fourth level of on the tenth hole; and LANSING MALL, Weekdays 'til 9 p.m.; Sun. 1 'til ramp for direct access. Roger Benter won the longest with his drive on the ninth hole. drivem| 5 p.m. Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. FRANDOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos, Mich., Open Weekdays 'til 9 p.m. Jacabsoris e you'll find these brand names of boots in stock-Raichle, Lowa and Vasque, quality a division of Redwing. Fifteen different styles to choose from. As low as $18.95. Let one of our Campers' Pro Shop experts fit you up. SALE Miss J Sport Shoes *io Regularly $13 to $17 Bump toe, raised sole casuals on their way back to campus . . .and they're priced to save wardrobe dollars. This is the autumn look. . .leather naturals with pants and skirts. A. Brown or navy suede flat with crepe sole, stud trim. Brown 3-eyelet oxford. C. Brown tie, higher heel. 4 J/4 m\u, Jacabsoris a* % JACOBSOIM'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan — "— Wednesday, August ■ nuguat 16, 1 U, 1972 17/^ H I By Rehearing UNITED PRESS ?^aLK., I INTERNATIONAL Michigan Probate rehearing of or a the high court's decision that rocked clarification July enact a new on calling for the legislature to statute to of the juvenile ruling asked Coleman, who is president o%ri^ontesr,dent association, said. am5iftnousthe tried as adults under the old normal juvenile court welfare and protection e probate court system were the replace the existing one Declared unconsititional enacts 1^.^ legislature statute may seek release procedures or ^ it if is in the w^. ■*«■« the public security that the of ■ees Assn. is ready to ask which in now inoperative. was a 1939 law a new statute, from prison on grounds that interest of expected to be formally permitting probate judges the public child be tried as an adult. ■ state Supreme Court to filed Tuesday. "The Supreme Court has juveniles to be bound over are without the Supreme Court's opnion ir the case in which it opened Pandora's box and for trial as an adult on power to waive juveniles was retroactive. In the to nd Michigan's law . association s .. meantime, the , v,re many aie "Muiy busy trying are uusy trying toto felony charges in Certain over circuit court In addition to asking for mitting juveniles charged j, felonies to be tried as A aire Monday Committee Juvenile and unanimously met shut the lid before too much evil is loosened on our cases. said the The Supreme Court language of the regardless of the severity of their crime. In a rehearing, the motion will also request a clarification Center prov llts unconsitutional. streets," Calhoun County addition, many of the Supreme Court's approved statute Lpers requesting either a a resolution Probate Judge was probate judges say as many decision and urge the high Mary unconsitutionally vague and as 400 persons who were court to withhold the effect of its decision until drug informat thelegislature has a chance lixon aides cheer to act. Wayne County Probate Judge James H. Lincoln, a member of the juvenile walk-in' The Drug Education Center, (DEC) 405 Grove St. has printed information on drugs. Besides this, there is "walk s - affairs committee, said in" and telephone information available 24 hours a failure of the legislature to day. paymentdeficit, output gain Volunteers are trained to handle overdose and "bad act quickly when it returns trip" cirsis and professional counseling is also available for crias this fall could lead to "some situations. of the worst risks you could As part of drug education, DEC offers ever find in any court" drug analysis. Washington (ap) - The board said equipment remained stable. official-reserves-transactions being freed from prison. Samples are brought in and sent to the state laboratory for Irked second-quarter output gains in each month The index stood at 113.6 deficit, the net-liquidity scrutiny. basis, the deficit was $831 The proposed statute Irovement in the U.S. were depressed by the per cent of the 1967 million, an improvement of balance, which measures endorsed by the committee Another DEC service is a medical clinic for Ince of payments and a devastating Eastern floods average, 6 per cent higher $2.5 billion from the $3.3 transactions with most would nonemergency medical problems such as pregnancy and ■derate July increase in caused by Tropical Storm foreigners, was $2.3 billion permit a judge to venereal disease diagnosis and than a year earlier. billion deficit recorded in waive testing. Medical services are Agnes. in the red. a juvenile over to be offered Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 fcustrial production The Commerce Dept's. the first three months of the tried as an adult if the p.m. There is Teered Nixon Production of report on the The department said that also a VD clinic on Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. juvenile is charged with a Ministration economists automobiles remained at the June rate of 8.5 million second-quarter balance of year- The official balance takes most of the deficit in the official balance was caused serious felony, if he is Staff for the clinics are medical professionals. payments showed Confidentiality and medical education are features of the into account transactions physically and mentally clinics. units a year and production by the wave of speculation |he Commerce Dept. of consumer improvements on both key with foreign central banks that followed mature beyond his calendar Men and forted a sharp drop in the goods was measures of the dollar and governments as well as floating of the women may obtain information regarding unchanged. British pound age, if the offense has been problem Knce-of-payments deficit outflow. private dollar outflows. sterling in late pregnancies, sex education and birth control There were increases in June. That speculation has repeated and it appears the devices. Appointments with counselors may be made | the April-June quarter the output of By one measurement, the The other measure of the abated it sniH child is beyond the help of by 1 the Federal Reserve carpeting and phoning 351-8108. J said July output of furniture, defense >ries, mines and utilities equipment, construction j 0.3 per cent in products, iron and steel and Iparison with June. textiles material. and chemical The June increase was [ at 0.1 per cent over The board said there was a decline in the I, a revision from earlier output of nates of a 0.3 per cent household appliances while production of business Itudents learn iving in class ■Students are supposed to qualified for ice and cave [full of hot air in at least diving. 6 class being offered at Preparation for the open this summer. dive is not easy, Narcy course, which i%, explains. But the students ^subscribed every term, usually find the drills kuba diving. become fun. Every morning five days a After almost two weeks |ek for five weeks the of learning how to skin dive practice breath with a snorkel, the students rol, drill with their gear don the tanks of Id prepare for a ,40 - foot compressed air and practice le in open water. the techniques of scuba open water dive, diving. The drills include is held at MSU's leaving the tank on the |llogg 1 Biological Station at bottom and having to Lake, is required for recover it, traveling from Jtification. This national tank to tank underwater (rtification enables each time regulating the nits to rent gear and get amount of air they breath | fills. and release, switching gear Narcy, who is underwater and putting on JlTs diving coach and has all their gear underwater. ght more than 2,200 dents how to scuba dive [ the lastmosteightof years, the Bdents are in the course 1 the sport. When they are nshed they are classified | sport divers and are not >ine knob I mu/k theatre 1-75 AT SASHABAW ROAD WXYZ^IBODD^® present SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 at 7:30 p.m. JUDY COLLINS (rwrvd), M.00 (wttrvd l«ww) MONDAY. AUGUST 21 at «:00 p.m. RANDY NEWMAN h SPECIAL QUEST JIM CROCE M tid.»n M OO SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 at 700 p.m. BREAD hh ENGLAND DAN'JOHN FORD COLEY M (r«i.r»fj),M.OO (wril«wn) MONDAY, AUGUST 2« at 8:30 P.M. JOHNNY CASH with JUNE CARTER, CARTER FAMILY CARL PERKINS, STATLER BROTHERS, & THE TENNESSEE THREE - »■ tl (rMmd), U 00 (wnrturvcd low") SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 at 7 00 p.m. BLOOD SWEAT&TEARS **. H (fiMrvX), M .00 Uwn) MONDAY, SIPTKMIM 4 a» 7 00 p.m. THE BEACH BOYS 14 M (gmtrnd *«ww) fisher theatre box office 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, a, C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING For Rent For Rent For Sale BUICK SPECIAL, 1963. Good TORINO 1968 - GT, Automatic, _ a|| p0vvef( excellent Apartments Houses condition. Good price. Must sell. 355-4043. 3-8-16 EAST LANSING luxury LOVELY FURNISHED, 2 CHEVY II 1964. 6 cylinder, 2 efficiencies available bedroom house* 1V4 miles to door, standard, radio, new TOYOTA CORONA 1970, 4 September 18. Air campus. $170 - $225 plus tires, $200. Phone 351-4571. door, 4 speed shift, call 3-8-21 conditioning, close to utilities. 349 3604 or 355-7850. 5-8-25 campus. Phone 351-1258. 349-1540 from 10 a.m. to 10 1-8-16 •AUTOMOTIVE 8-8-25 p.m. O-5-8-25 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE TRIUMPH GT Scooters & Cycles 1964. 327 engine, 4 speed chanically sound, AQUARIUMS. 10 STODDARD APARTMENT 2 THREE BEDROOM house, Parts & Service Hurst, AM/FM, 645-7366 excellent interior. Divorce equipped, with stand man. 1 bedroom, furnished, unfurnished, available Fall Aviation after 6 p.m. 3-8-21 forces sale. 337-1080. 3-8-18 Call Tom, close, quiet. $172.50. term. $250 monthly. Phone _ all. 355-1117 a-sT* 1 •EMPLOYMENT DATSUN 1200 351-8238. O-10-8-25 351-7711. After 5 p.m. SATURDAY sedan 1972. AND •FOR RENT 2-8-18 Grand garage Apartments 14,000 condition. miles, Call excellent 625-7336. VEGA GT - 1971. 14,000 miles. Must sell, $2,000. 351-5859. 1 or 2 bedroom furnished mobile items, children's sale. HoJi homes. $25 - $40 per week. OWN ROOM. Large house. Houses 4-8-18 3-8-16 clothing, skj Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 Close, $60. 351-1175. Call Rooms furniture, books, 9 FORD 1963 Galaxie 500. minutes to campus. 641-6601. after 6 p.m. 1-8-16 P-m- 401 •FOR SALE 0-8-25 Sou,hi,w'. Fastback, V - 8. Good Lansing. Between L Animals condition, clean AM/FM ATTENTION: GRAD students. River and M radio. 355-2933. 3-8-21 ONE BLOCK to campus. Very Lansing, East side, 3 Harrison. 2-8-18 - ?8 Ej,l Mobile Homes VOLVO 144S automatic 1967. ' 1 clean and comfortable. 1 bedroom house, newly •Lost & Found Air, radio. Leaving country. FORD FAIRLANE 1968, 2 Must sell. 355-7908. 2-8-18 bedroom, $155. 2 bedroom, redecorated, $195/month, $1400 ZILDJIAN a •PERSONAL door V 8, very good $165. Efficiency, $85. All utilities included. 351-0085. - combination. Will 1>W •PEANUTS PERSONAL condition. $850 or best offer. furnished including utilities 1-8-16 offer over $650 353-0910. 5-8-25 VW 1963. Practically rebuilt. and some cookware. Lease to ToJ! •REAL ESTATE Runs good, starts all winter. 482-7922.5 8 Great buy, must sell. Call September 15, 1973. 116 BAILEY, 4 man, $230 plus •RECREATION FORD GALAXIE 500, 1963. after 11 Available immediately. Phone utilities. 12 months. Phone 50 USED a.m. 372-9150. SEWING MACHM •SERVICE Like new V - 8, 489-4500. answering service. 484-4014. 337-9474. 5-8-25 1-8-16 $9.95 and up. Instruction 2-8-18 2-8-18 Consol« J TWO portables, Zjg . *4 Typing Service VW 1964, squareback sunroof, BEDROOM, straight stitchers. FORD 1950. 2 door sedan, V - MSU FACULTY AIjo,J •TRANSPORTATION $225 or best offer. Call very FURNISHED, PANELED, vacuum cleaners, $350 J 8, stick, $150. Phone comfortable and spacious carpeted, •WANTED 489-6716. 3-8-16 485-1184. 3-8-21 Employment Employment unfurnished apartment home. $150/month Lansing. plus $100 up. East ELECTRO-GRAND3 I block to downtown. Michigan, iin'J security deposit. Call Hours, 9 a.m. 5 i JEEP VAN 1965. Excellent TYPIST - PART time 3 9 p.m. PART TIME employment; Carpeting, 154 baths. 2 . - 482-2192 after 6 p.m. 1-8-16 C4S - engine. Equipped with sound Scooters & Cycles 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. evenings and weekends. Saturday, 9-12 noon. bedrooms, fireplace, dining system. $500. 351-5859 or Apply in person today 2 - 3 Excellent compensation room, range, no refrigerator. GIRL TO SHARE 2 bedroom No. DAYS MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. All SCOTT 328 Evergreen. 3-8-16 42714 Albert St. W RECEIVER, | WOfJDS 3 5 10 makes. SMALL ENGINE p.m. program. Automobile required. 351-5800. C-8-25 All utilities included, $225. Lease to September 15, house. $70/month plus 54 utilities. 393-5148. 2-8-18 Garrar turntable', Hi] [EH 4*00" ST?" 1T00 MUSTANG 1967, V - 8, 3 ENTERPRISE, INC. 121 PHYSICAL THERAPY 1973. Phone speakers; Smith ( East State Road. 482-0408. answering typewriter. Phone EES EES 4.80 7.80 15.60 speed. Good condition. Sells 2-8-18 students, free apartment for DRIVER' PART and full time. service, 484-4014. 2-8-18 THREE BEDROOM house. Ask for Don. S- 5-8-25 332-6li| for $650. 482-4802. 3-8-16 help with M.S. patient, Apply VARSITY CAB. North Foster, $180, plus m nra 6.00 9.75 19.50 evenings. 355-7| and collision service. Beal. 2 - 3 persons, $195 - Music Trade Show s[ Beginning August 21 through 485-0256. C-8-25 $225 includes utilities. MEN.SINGLES NOW $65. MARSHAl| Edition October 21. Keypunch experience or Previous 349-3604 from 10 a.m. to 10 Spacious apts. and doubles now available. Clean, quiet, close, MUSIC, 245 Ann AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and typing speed of 70 wpm. Call p.m. 0-5-8-25 Ample parking cooking. 485-8836. 0-8-25 C-1-8-16 accessories for most cars and 332-6551 extension Heated pool 288. ONE GIRL, Twyckingham. Fall 8 MONTHS women's trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD EAST LANSING 10 2-8-18 to Spring. $65. After 5 p.m. Optional bars . Male student. BSA. Excellent conditio^ words/$1.00 OF AUTO PARTS. 332-4633. 3-8-21 Close to campus. Parking. $65. 337-0221.3-8-21 485-2276. C-1-8-16 Apartments shown from 332-0205. 7-8-25 SECRETARY - FULL time, 9 - 10c each 5, Tuesday MARRIED COUPLE desired. 3 - 7 p.m. daily and on USED ZENITH portables - Saturday. ROOM FOR man, across from additional word. Aviation Contact Mrs. Ross, 393-6130. 1313 Mary Avenue. 3-8-21 Furnished. NO children. weekends. Union. 21154 Grand River, $25. Guaranteed. STER^ $125/month. Dimondale, SHOPPE, 543 East G upstairs. 7-8-25 646-5121. 1-8-16 NOW LEASING. River.C-11-8-25 LEARN TO FLYI NEED BABYSITTER Tuesdays Complete August 18 deadline: flight training. All courses are and Thursdays. Hours EAST LANSING, studio SINGLES, DOUBLES. Close to negotiable, for Fall. campus, furnished, carpeted. furnished; government and VA certified. FRANCIS AVIATION. 349-3397. 3-8-21 apartment; month lease. 641-4493, 12 Burcham Woods $13 - $18 weekly. 215 Louis. 355-8255 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 351-5800. C-2-8-18 351-4495 or 351-5829. C-8-25 745 Burcham 0-11-8-25 HOUSEKEEPER, 5 days per week. Cleaning, laundry, and MALE ROOMMATE Cedar 351-3118 general housework. Own Village, Fall, Winter, Spring. if no answer - 484-4014 T ransportatlon. 339-9052 Call 351-5294. 3-8-21 For Sale CEDAR GREENS evenings for interview. 3-8-16 PART TIME Good housecleaning help. wages, pleasant WOODSIDE Apartments. NORTH 2 furnished, 1 bedroom. 1800 Haslett Road. Quiet. $170. man, FURNISHED. people. Utilities lease, August 1. 349-3358. 13-8-25 CLOSE. included, 3 YOU WON'T believe our large selection of frame styles. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2615 East conditions. 349-2025. 3-8-18 Call 332-4987. 5-8-18 Michigan Avenue. 372-7409. C-3-8-18 WANTED: TWO men for 4 / man apartment. Cedar ECONOMY CAR GIRL Village, 351-3186. 3-8-21 TO share 4 / girl townhouse. $60/month. SPECIALS 393-6265. 3-8-21 EAST LANSING, For week of August 14th needed to share cost of 2 / man luxury apartment. These previously owned trade - ins have received full Walking distance to campus. Call 655-2330 after 5 p.m. factory reconditioning and carry a complete 8-8-21 guarantee. EAST LANSING, for married 1971 Datsun 1200 2 door students, completely $1450 1970 R - 16 Front wheel drive furnished across from Only $1495 campus. NO children or pets. 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex 1970 R - 10 Sierra $1188 Phone 332-8552. 5-8-25 1970 R -10 4 door $1135 CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now 1970 R - 10 automatic leasing student and married $1250 NEEDED, ONE male roommate couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted 1969 R - 10 4 door Fall - Spring, Twyckingham. $895 Call Hal, 351-6628. 4-8-23 and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a 1969 R- 10 4 door garbage disposal $750 and individual air 1969 Peugeot 404, automatic with sunroof - conditioning. These two - man units have ample $1500 THREE MONTH lease. Fall, parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident - AL EDWA Winter, Furnished, 6-8-25 Spring. 2 332-8295. bedroom. manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL $85/month SPORTS CAR PENNSYLVANIA North, large furnished 1 AVENUE, 372-2797 or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 - 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3 bedroom, carpeted, utilities and 12 - month leases available. 6-9 CENTER, INC. paid. Garage, $150 plus deposit. 627-5454. 3-8-18 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 1200 East Oakland Avenue ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 482-1226 WANTED: ROOMMATE male, 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 731 Apartments. $70; call EAST 35 1 1 209. Great LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Open Monday and Thursdays til 9 p.m. - opportunity. 3-8-18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 16, 1972 1 3 For Sale Personal HC G MACHING Clearance Brand naw portable., fe95 $5 per month. Large FREE care. ... Michigan A lesaon in Call Lanti ng Mall. 484-4519. or complexion 485 7197 MERLE Ea*t Sheriff (Continued from page 1) brings change to jail ■lection of reconditioned NORMAN COSMETICS wanted him to tell him that ,d machine*. Singer*, If it's any indication of change the food and any minorities (seven blacks and chairman of the STUDIOS. C-8-25 the food was reason for refusing to hire lites, Necchi*, New Home how the staff good, but it complaints to the sheriff go one chicano) were included rehabilitation program regards such was terrible." down the same day." former offenders lies with 1 "many others", $19.95 to in his staff of 100. "I executive council. "I think WANT TO J95 Terms. EDWARDS Classified advertite on the considerations, however, The sheriff, who sports a "This is the easiest jail to brought in the first black there is a place for the his more conservative law JstrIbuting COMPANY, Welcome Week edition of pages in the they prefer to head for a modish, trim-cut suit and serve time in that I've been Mexican ever in or the former offender and enforcement staff. ■,5 North Wasthinflton, the nearby restaurant for lunch. sideburns, has even allowed in," said another. "At least State News? Call department," he adds. something does have to While state law forbids t0.6448. c-8-25 before your ad in Preadmore, Frank says, inmates to grow beards and they try to reach ya." occur. After all, a former August 18th! has However, Preadmore has former convicts from acquired a national mustaches — Though Preadmore has tNFTQLwithF1.2len*. 355-8255. 3-8-16 reputation for serving good unheard of in some other practically been criticized by several refused to hire the very sort offender has been there and he has paid his debt. He becoming there police officers, 230 zoom for Nikon. PREGNANT? food, though on at least one jails where haircuts are of person he hopes to is no such statute tc - 8 8 ' trbck Call WE understand! occasion the sheriff "provided" by the county. members of the county reform — the offender. He should be able to work pertaining to rehabilitation Elder. Used color TV'*. us. Pregnancy counseling 372-1560.0-8-25 forced to admit the food was "As board of commissioners for has turned down several wherever he wants to." staff. 0 used 8 - track tape*. bad. soon as the election failing to hire enough applications by Many of the program was gets over, they're probably minorities at the men with "I don't ■ tapestries, stereo jail, the conviction staff agree Preadmore's need convicts Earlier this year inmates records for nu wilcox SECOND APPOINTMENTS MADE drop in. 355-3359. UNION or~just became so incensed with gonna try and get it all cut sheriff replies that his positions in the stand is a mistake but that a coming into jail," jd' store, 509 East BUILDING BARBER SHOP out," one woman inmate record is the best in the former offender will Preadmore maintains. "How their rehabilitation Ichiflan 485-4391. C-1-8-16 supper, they began said sarcastically. county. program, can I hire someone for the InkAmericard, Master throwing it in their cells, But her "We have despite criticism that such inevitably be hired someday staff when I can't hire them large, Layaway. 8 a.m. counterparts more minorities action is hypocritical. anyway. They take the view - complaining it was too disagreed. than any other for a keeper? Tin p.m. Monday department that that is only one change Peanuts Personal greasy. "I don't think they've around here," he "When we confronted turday. c-6-8-25 "The sheriff been says. him with this he got that will have to come "Eesides," he adds, "if thought trying for that," Earlier this year he sooner or later. these people come in these guys were putting on a vehement," said John here, Jon BASS guitar, two pick HAPPY BIRTHDAY BECKY show," one staff observer another woman said. indicated that Cauley, director of the MSU Preadmore has indicated my staff is just gonna say, Kps Also Ampeg Amplifier. TRITHART from the MUSHROOM MAN. 1-8-16 said. "He told them there "They've been trying to approximately eight Volunteer Bureau and that at least part of his 'To hell with you.' " jo 15" Utah speakers. 300 was ■tt amplifier. Both 2 years nothing wrong with this t| perfect working order. DEAR KRAUT, turn off the food." Office Ci 349-3642. 3-8-18 faucet, huh? Time for Rapidly losing his will one more round before Germany? patience, Preadmore sent a i^rs, FIDDLES, banjos, WWFXW. 1-8-16 black counselor into the lute drum. More. cellblock to persuade their ■ DERLV INSTRUMENTS, ■l East Grand River. Real Estate mates to quiet down (Continued from page 1) available to students will be peacefully. However after suggestion he added. want may later listed with the office,which jobs." according to the plan. DE WITT, 2 bedroom "A" tasting the food himself, the become a : dont think the A committee t frame insulated, panelled, counselor gave a sample to requirement, .. potential . composed TAPE recorder, Norelco Shingleton said. evaluation will lend itself to of three students and three ■ssette tape recorder. wooded lot. 669-7662 the sheriff, who found it The office will have no employes with existing jobs, The committee will 6-8-25 personalities; it should be employers from major T2-0861. 2-8-18 inedible. on - provide input direct control over off short and to the point," he on procedural "The sheriff went out - The process also ... will campus student matters and campus jobs, commented. "These records problems BpiNG BAG, 2 lbs, down. GLENCAIRN. GRACIOUS 2 that very night and bought though enable the Student employment areas will work arising within the Student information on existing jobs will be of great benefit to story brick shaded street. with the Student 2 man, nylon. 3 on more food himself. And, will be available. Employment Office to those students who Employment Office, (2-5149. 2-8-18 bedrooms, 154 baths, dining maintain records of students really Employment Office, even more unusual, he Shingleton said. room, den, recreation room, backed down in front of 30 Centralization, a major employed in all positions, RECEIVER, Garrard fireplace, carpeting, facet of the mj to 40 people," the observer program, should their salaries and eveluations Intable and speakers; Smith dishwasher. $37,000. 825 become "a real asset to a of the lona typewriter. Phone Audubon, 332-2483 said. "Jim Hightower (the quality of their work, *2-6154 Ask for Don. S- p.m. 6-8-25 after 5 counselor) knew the sheriff referral service," he added. - campus jobs The completed evaluations, by to employers, be GOP delegate reform asked WHY will be RENT? For sale: objective, with little J CYCLOPS T - shirts with bedroom duplex. Drive WHAT'S^ ^ room for personal feelings, The current rules, in large a discrepancy - by (Continued from page 3) among ■ portraits orders. $1.50 to 2023 Park Lane, Holt. Call Shingleton said. An force since 1948 and under states as to the number of 1 others. CYCLOPS 676-1945. 5-8-18 individual student's records Tower launched his which this year's convention Republican voters iUDIOS, 220 Albert, plan will be held, bases about 80 1-0573. C-8-25 ■|. will be made available to the in a joint news conference represented at the DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, [II student and to other with Rep. Jack Kemp of per cent of its convention convention by each family room with fireplace, delegates i THE fully carpeted, 1V4 wjl departments which consider New York. A short time on each state's delegate. rush. Get your bicycle baths,' Announcements for It's » hiring that student, but not later the possessive electoral vote. Ripon had complained ired now. Up to 50% dishwasher, ange, What's 4 p.m. Saturday Families to the general public. deliberating Rules The rest are awarded as that under the Happening must be Coffee Shop, Medical Center Committee present w bike shop prices. Also refrigerator, garbage disposal received in the State News "Right now was interrupted > to states which the formula each 2 West, 701 N. to hear it Alaska car garage. Call Jim Hovey office, 341 Student Logan extremely difficult directly from GOP carries in important at MULDER - RUTTER Services Everyone is Invited. to check Tower. delegate represents 3,133 Bldg., by noon one class day person's elections. Republican voters back REALTY, 371-4444. past Tower complained that before publication. The Evenings and weekends, No There will be a veterinarians' employment," MacLeod most of the dozen or more Ripon Society, home while each Illinois USED VACUUM cleaners. 371-2613. 14-8 25 announcements will be accepted wives general meeting at 7:30 Said* "The records should liberal Republican group delegate represents 37,496. by phone or for events outside plans before the committee Inks, canisters and uprights, p.m. today in 213 Veterinary help point up some of the which brought suit "Our real objective is to the greater would reduce the number of 3, 4 5 bedroom homes, must Lansing area. Clinic. There will be a short iaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 problem areas we can't delegates awarded to smaller challenging the old system, encourage the states to sell. Call 372-8077 after 4 business meeting plus a tour of p. DENNIS The Soaring Club will the Okemos Animal recognize." states which a U.S. district objected that the bonuses maximum effort," Javits p.m. C-8-25 meet at |STRIBUTING COMPANY. 7:30 p.m. today in 35 Union. Rides Hospital. The records probably will states court were awarded without said in a statement released 3 North Cedar, opposite The film are available. indicate those kudents with judge in regard to the size of the after the Tower plan. "The ky Market. C-8-25 "Soaring the Washington has ruled are Recreation Hummingbird" will be shown. Gay liberation is sponsoring a poor employment records, overrepresented. states. Tower-Kemp proposal picnic from noon to dusk Tower's plan would start completely inadequate for The India Club will celebrate with a base that purpose." Animals THANK YOU for your interest. the silver Saturday at Alton Park section giving each state UNION BOARD FLIGHTS jubilee of India's C. For directions or more twice as many delegates as independence at 8 p.m. Friday information its electoral votes. Then he Secretary charges bias ARE ALL FILLED. C-8-25 call 3S 3-9795. ip 106B Wells Hall. Dr. Baljit Everyone is welcome. would add bonus delegates, Headman casts Singh will be the speaker. The but under a standard that Service movie "GUDDI" will be shown. Gay liberation will meet at 3 would allow large states confidence vote p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. with large Republican votes I Mobile Homes EXECUTIVE SECRETARY There will be a special TV Everyone is welcome. For more (Continued from page 1) to build them up faster than ISTANBUL (AP)- Only desires typing and dictation tape presentation on information call include taking extended lunch hours and one person cast his vote in in acupuncture and anesthesia at 353-979^. having "adversary small states, recent home, 1 day service, attitudes toward the office." municipal elecions | RITZCRAFT 12*x55\ 372-4682. 19-8-25 Families Coffee Shop at 2, 3 and 'Red Detachment of Daniel J. Swillinger, for the post of headman at good condition, 2 Women," University secretaries work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a Ripon national political ■droom. Best a color film of a one - hour lunch break at noon. In his letter to Teeter, Catili, a village in northern offer. ' ' P I N N I N G S & modern revolutionary ballet Richards said that one of the reasons he wanted secretaries director, said this "would Turkey. ■•8321.1-8-16 Service from the ENGAGEMENTS". A Friday People's Republic of to make coffee was that "secretaries are the technically be in contempt The sole vote was the feature China will be shown from 8 to only staff of court if it adopts this KRAFT, 3 bedroom, of Classified incumbent headman. He 10 p.m. Thursday and members to regularly come to work at 8 a.m. Advertising. Deadline Friday in plan," he said. said he ^ulous condition. Many noon 12 Typing Service 108B Wells Hall, sponsored by "I want it to be clear that I would not make that was "very conditioned. Thursday. $1 per Swillinger said the Tower disappointed" at the ■ne 489 2028. 3-8-21 insertion. 347 Student women's liberation. decision (to deny a raise) strictly on the basis of her not plan still would leave too turnout. Services Building. 8-25 PROFESSIONAL THESIS making coffee," Richards said Tuesday. §B0ND 12' x 60', 2 typing, any field, IBM "Teeter had taken extensive liberties with our already im, beautiful interior, DEADLINE FOR Classified selectric typewriter. Call liberal policies," Richards added. Labo The see to appreciate. Advertising is August 18th Sharon Vliet, 6 2 7-2936. Teeter has repeatedly refused to comment production of Sartre's "No on the case Pipeline injunction ends 0. 646-6452 for the Welcome Week 10-8-25 unless specifically authorized weekdays Exit" will be held from 7 to 10 by her Ann Arbor attorney, F 6 P-m. All day Saturday edition of the State News. Jean King. p.m. today and Thursday in 37 ■Sunday. Windsor Estates. Call now, 355-8255. 4-8-18 Several other University secretaries interested in the issue ■25 Wanted Union. No experience is indicated that they disagreed with Teeter's claim that (Continued from page 3) issue them immediately. FOR QUALITY service on necessary. »0' NEW MOON, 2 stereos. TV's and recorders. METAL CANOE, in good making coffee was not part of a secretary's duties. Wilderness And a spokesman for the furnished. THE STEREO SHOPPE. condition, and boy's Schwinn A lecture entitled "On the "Sure, we all make the coffee in this office and no one Society, Aleyeska Pipeline Service ■rpeted. Best Expansion of the Universe and has ever bothered to question it," one Environmental Defense offer, 337-1300. C-8-25 sting - ray bicycle. Call University secretary, Co., the group of seven oil 1-6250.2-8-18 487-3096. S the Edge of the World" will be in an office Fund, and Friends of the delivered by Dr. Allan Sandage, employing 25 women, said. Earth at first requested companies applying to build EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad "No one has ever required us to do it. We a the pipeline, pledged that PC MOBILE $4800. students, reliable, references, TEN SPEED Palomar Observatory, at 8:30 just do it stay of his decision! bike, prefer automatically. Besides, it only takes three minutes they would not ■naculate. West Mt. Hope. Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. Schwinn Varsity. Pay cash, p.m. today in 108B Wells Hall. to make begin ■ 'ROFF and we see it as just part of But Justice Department construction activities REALTY Free estimates. C-8-25 351-8431. 3-8-21 There is no admission charge. our duties," the secretary ■MPANY, REALTOR, : continued. lawyer Herbert Pittle, before the appeals court can *7174 3 There will be old time Another University secretary said that the Teeter case representing the Interior take action and would, in -1- MOTHER WITH education an ' BUILT 1970 mobile Typing Service art degree would like to babysit music hootenanny at 8:30 p.m. was viewed in her office as "kind of ridiculous, a laughing Department, said tne any case, give the in today downstairs at 541 E. matter." department has not yet environment groups at least *•12' x 60', unfurnished, my Haslett home. COMPLETE THESES SERVICE, Grand River, sponsored by One secretary said that she was drafted the pipeline permits 30 h'ed, skirted, 339-9481.3-8-21 delighted to make coffee days notice before air. 15 Discount printing. IBM typing Elderly Instruments. and could not, therefore, ■utes for her boss and that it was just another starting construction. to campus. Call 625 - and binding of theses, thing she was ■5.5-8-18 WANTED FOR Fall term. Girl getting paid for. resumes, publication. Across Guru Maharaj Ji, 14 - year - needs own room in house or "I just think that BIarTct^ TTE 12' x 50' 2 *rom campus, corner M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones apartment within walking old Perfect Master, can give peace, show you God and you relationship with her boss a secretary should have a that if she feels she has a good enough FREE RENT! distance of ichTnHUT'Shed'dispossl' ■ "0 skirting. Stationery Shop. Call 349-0548 days. 3-8-21 campus. destroy illusions. Hear more at justifiable complaint, she can take it to him instead of to Move in now! Free rent til On COPYGRAPH EOP," the secretary said. ■ Southwest Lansing, SERVICES, Satsang, 7:30 p.m. every Sept. 15 with new 9 mth. leases 337-1666.C-8-25 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Mary Sharp, asst. director of EOP, refused to discuss the for student #'s95 after 6:30 p.m. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Friday in 30 Union. Teeter case because it was still buildings only. pending investigation. J)8avs. All day Sunday. TYPING THESES and letters, Student with Spring. Call after pet. Fall - 5 p.m. Maximum security deposit only etc. Rapid, accurate service. $150 per apt! Colli n gtoooti 353-0173. 5-8-18 The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. to see the studio, Experienced. 393-4075. will have lawyer available from JARLETTE W'oom, 12' x 53', two C-8-25 a 1 to 4:30 p.m. every 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apts. good condition. MARRIED COUPLE needs Wednesday during the summer term. MSU contact the resident managers below. J^ate Court. 351-3247. ANN BROWN: Typing and housing for Fall term. Would students wishing appointments multilith offset printing. like to sub - let on or near are asked to check with the means 'BEECHWOOD ^ I y Complete service for campus. Call 355-6092 ASMSU Business Office, 307B M... new|y decorated, dissertations, theses, before 6 p.m. 3-8-18 • private Student Services Bldg., or call study, manuscripts, general typing. DELTA ARMS storage, shade, IBM. 22 years experience, DON'T FORGET blood comes 353-0659. "a-m" S<" e. 641-4377. 2-8-16 349-0850. C-8-25 only from people. Save a life. EVERGREEN ARMS 34l Evergreen Give blood. Professional Hear Marc Chover, ■ two a ragtime BEDROOM. 12' TYPING WANTED. Evenings donors compensated. blues guitarist from Detroit ^ Excellent condition. at HASLETT ARMS 135 coitimjwood and weekends. Electric MICHIGAN COMMUNITY 8:30 •t. p.m. Saturday at 541 E. 332-3843 641-4118 after 6 p.m typewriter. Phone, 337-7272. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Grand River '6 Ave., below 7-8-25 C-8-25 Paramount News. NORTH POINTE - 1240 Haslett Rd. '/WOODSTOCK HA6> HE'6 NEVER HEARD AN OPERA ON THE OTHER HAND, HE'S WOODSTOCK FEEL5 THAT HE'S NEVER SEEN A OR A SYMPHONY... HE3 NEVER SEEN THE SKY, THE CLOUDS, THE JVlQUNORA FlRE LEP A VERY FULL LIFE I SEEN A MOVlE OR A PLAY... 6R0UND, THE Sl/NTHE RAIN, j truck or a THE M00NJHE STARS, A CAT *3 \CANtXSTO?e.. J AND SEVERAL WORMS. UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd. 332-2189, 351-2249 Vr 2. Models open daily. / do you ever\ OF COURSE... SOMETIMES I I REMEMBER HAVING THAT ( I CLIMBED OVER THE \ * Free bus service to campus. feel like Running \ away? FEEL LIKE I WANT TO RUN AWAY FROM EVEWTMIN6 FEELIN6 ONCE WHEN I WAS AT THE PAIS* HILL PUPPY FARM.. FENCE, BUT I WAS STILL ) VJN THE WORLD! deposit refunds Roommate service available. •Air conditioned 'Dishwaters 'Unlimited Parking 'New Furniture HALSTEAD •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind 'Model Open Daily Call 351-8282 MANAGEMENT (Behind the Yankee Store) 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wedn sday, A„„ Installation of carpeting in halls nearly finished 307 E- Grand River Ave. By LINDA WERFELMAN elevator lobbies with brick been done by tiles which Other major but less State News Staff Writer had pulled away from the visible improvements were veneer, he said. An annual Cracks in the beltline floor, he said. surge of repairs of windows in A new small dining room, residence hall remodeling, which this year included the Hubbard, Snyder and Phillips halls, Underwood rows of stone alternating with rows of brick in Akers to be used for special dinners and meetings, was Cigarettes installation of carpeting in said. Hall were repaired, created in Brody Hall. A Underwood said. 3/99* most halls, is now nearing Electrical wiring systems similar room, located in completion. in Williams, Fee, Mason and "If you don't get after Over 45,000 yards of Shaw Hall, was remodeled, Abbott halls were replaced that type of thing, the to establish a nautical limit 3 carpeting will be laid in and new electrical outlets exterior of the building can pkgs. corridors in 16 residence atmosphere, Underwood added in student rooms, he deteriorate very quickly," halls before fall term and in said. continued. New lighting was he explained. He added that other (coupon) the remaining halls within installed in rooms in Shaw The dining room floor in the academic year, Robert physical changes included Hall, he said. Akers Hall and the kitchen conversion of dormers to Underwood, manager of residence halls, said An experimental project floor in Brody Hall were double rooms in West Circle 20c Off in Hubbard Hall involved repaired, with carpeting halls and the remodeling Monday. The cost of the project replacement of worn out installed in Akers Hall to and air conditioning of the The Discount Price will reach wall coverings in the correct damage which had Wilson Hall grill. $500,000, he said. on "This is something that Kodak Color Film should improve the residence halls greatly," he continued. "Students have Maddox to limit 1 reacted (coupon) very positively to 'Ires after 8-20- this kind of Students which had previously thing." living in been areas carpeted indicated that on ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - folksy governor between 1967 and filmed two 30 - var minute pilot Lansing Store ( POLAROID» Georgia Lt. Gov. Lester 1970, operates a highly segments before live FOSTER GRANT carpeting was instrumental in the reduction of noise, Maddox, who says he's profitable souvenir shop audiences at WSB - TV in SUNGLASSES Underwood said. always felt "one of my best specializing in items which Atlanta. His guests have Die Just like home A involving second all change residents of talents was entertainment," in the field of has recall his loud unsuccessful stand against but included seeress Dixon and singer Johnny Desmond. Jeanne 10% Discount Price OFF University, in an attempt to get more people to live in the residence halls is residence halls will be the packaged a television variety integration in the 1960s remodeling many of the housing facilities as is the case in Gilchrist Hall. Carpeting is show which he hopes to when he closed his limit 1 availability of direct dialing Show regulars include a being put down in living areas instead of being restricted to just the lounges. syndicate. restaurant rather than serve (coupon) systems for telephones in all chorus of dancing girls Expires after 8-20-72 Maddox, blacks. State News photo by Dave Mendrea student rooms. Georgia decked out in red, white jast Lansing store 0 He describes the new and blue cheerleader outfits, venture as a vehicle for and the 44 - voice Lester DR. SCROLLS carrying "the story of a Maddox singers — a group CONSUMER SATISFACTION SOUGHT private enterprise, patriotism and faith in God recruited, like the dancers, EXERCISE SANDALS from young people in the to the people of this area. country. "It's not going to be 9J Packages tested Maddox, who as REG. $12.95 controversial. I personally lieutenant governor has had believe some of the shows few duties when the limit 1 that failed — like David legislature is not in session, Frost and Dick Cavett (coupon) "We look at packages four-year-old on Christmas and perhaps be more because 70 per cent of them MSU researchers bolted said he hopes to broadcast Expires after 8-20-72 failed because they tried to the show to some 40 to 140 East Lansing Store Only from the consumers' point day. They use high velocity reliable than the imports, being extensively damaged down the tractors so that of when embarass, ridicule and poke markets. view," James Goff, shakers, skids, drops and a They brought prototype trucked from the the tires could not bounce. fun at people. I won't be Maddox will entertain by professor and director of hundred other devices to sets of the new model to manufacturer to retail Then they put in a few there for the purpose NO DOZ the School of Packaging, beat the dickens out of MSU where packaging outlets. MSU researchers blocks of wood and some of playing the piano and contends. "We figured out the cause of the embarassing any guests," he harmonica and by whistling want packages. researchers put it through other materials around the said. KEEP ALERT TABS and singing, in addition to customers to know more "We simulate the their "violent" world. As problem in 15 minutes! tractor so that it could not about "It's going to be fun, his interviewing. packages than the treatment that packages get the TV sets were banged And, in less than a day they vibrate. had interesting, folksy and down "He does a lot of things people who sell them." when handled," Goff around in the lab, it soon redesigned the package That's the philosophy of explained. "If the product became evident that almost to virtually eliminate The success of MSU to earth," he predicted. people don't know about," 60's GQC packaging research programs Thus far, Maddox has Parkinson said. REG. $1.89 tJU packaging research at MSU. inside is being damaged, we - - - - no package would protect hauling damage. is due to a combination of Agricultural experiment find out whv. the set as it was designed. The crated garden limit 1 well trained men and "Sometimes redesign station scientists and other researchers in the School of we the package; sometimes we So MSU researchers recommended a new design. tractors were put on a machine that simulated carefully designed testing LIEBERMANN'S (coupon) Expires after 8-20-72 machines. E»»t Lansing Store Only Packaging walk the line modify it. But most of the The remodeled TV is so their ride in a truck. No between service to industry time we find that it is easier shockproof that the only problem when the truck and customer satisfaction. So each day, MSU to redesign the product than to make a new package." package it needs is one to keep the dirt off during cruising at highway speed. But during acceleration and was CRAZY House A special salute to EATON'S itht wooUes scientists test packages. And Goff tells about a shipping. deceleration, the garden they mailorder house that Another tractors shook violently and ADVANCE CORRASABLE are anything but story: A TICKETS: nonviolent. Packages are subjected to the very same treatment they get when wanted sales of its j portable television sets to compete with imported sets. They company was losing money on its garden tractors damage extensive. to them was recordland meridian mall OLDSMOBILE '5 s 54c ' dropped on a loading dock, felt that a more rugged TV rattled in a truck or joggled would limit 1 require less packaging on a plane or train. (coupon) Expires after 8-20-72 Outside their labs, Goff and his colleagues look like Expert repair and service ^ East Lansing Store Only | the University professors they are. But inside the labs, on all ladies'and men's t COLGATE they tear into packages with all the zeal of a watches and jewelry. TOOTHPASTE ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Low prices and A free Gallon of Coke 6.75 oz. * Buy a King 16" (1 item or more) I J fast service. (on vacation until Monday, Aug. 21) REG. $1.04 limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only jj DRISTAN DECONGESTANT TABLETS Our table setting of iric 24 s REG. 1.50 9? 75th ANNIVERSARY limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 8-20-72 LIMITED EDITION* East LansingStoreOnlyj PSSSST BIRMINGHAM to + SERVICE PLATES (the edition is limited to one set INSTANT SHAMPOO GROSSE POINTE DETROIT NORTHLAND of eight and is not for sale). 7 oz. REG. $1..29 1.14 ANN ARBOR limit 1 DEARBORN GRAND RAPIDS Hand decorated and fired on white (coupon) porcelain, the —after 8-20-72 EAST LANSING plates depict eight different models of Oldsmobiles that have been produced during the 75 years. We've singStor^" " had them designed and executed as a unique tribute MIRACLE to III our great Lansing industry. fHfit X\jLjifl-v-' tfd lU J4t2. u)idJL-Jl! 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