Michigan Volume 65 Number 160 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 22, 1973 lixon, Haldeman linked 0 FBI coverup scheme from our wire services Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans along with attorney Harry L. Sears' I WASHINGTON - Following are the pleaded not guilty in a New York it developments In the Watergate court to charges stemming from a Krogh: Former White House aide secret $200,000 contribution to Egil Krogh, head of the "plumbers" ■ Haldeman: The Senate Foreign Nixon's 1972 reelection campaign ujrby assigned to ..i.raujoK investigate the leaking ui vile itrailing of djtions Committee was told Monday KODert L. Vesco, a financier under the Pentagon Papers by Daniel ,t ousted presidential chief of staff investigation and also indicted with C,,,L Ellsberg, conferred with Watergate Haldeman invoked President Mitchell, Stans and Sears. prosecutors Monday. Krogh has taken >s name in asking the FBI not to Richardson. Atty. Gen. - designate responsibility r v for the break - in of ui a lead in the early investigation Flliot L. Richarson's prospects for Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office, lTe Watergate break - in. confirmation to succeed Richard ■ The disclosure was made in the Kleindienst, who resigned April 30, Agnew: Vice President Spiro T. e of committee questioning of looked brighter after he told the Agnew told a Republican club to r Central Intelligence Agency Senate Judiciary Committee his choice guard against "being stampeded into r Richard Helms, who is now for special protesting entirely too much" about Watergate prosecutor will agdor to Iran, be fully Watergate. "Republicans must not independent. Richardson allow the contents of their speeches, nearings: The special Senate named Archibald Cox, Harvard imittee investigating the Watergate prepared to resume its University professor Cox told the committee as prosecutor. Monday he statements and conversations to be controlled by even private Before the I hearings with star witness would not be intimidated and would those who are literally obsessed with Atty. Gen. designate Elliot Richardson, right, sits with his special prosecutor for the Watergate McCord, convicted Watergite follow leads to Nixon if one subject," Agnew said. affair, Archibald Cox, prior to appearing Monday before the Senate i who told the investigating necessary. Judiciary committee on . Cox, a Etemocrat, served for five years Capitol Hill. solicitor general under President Ap wjrephoto bmmittee he was offered executive as y if he went to jail quietly. John F. Kennedy and President „ ....n who reportedly relayed the Jr of clemency to McCord, John C. Lyndon B. Johnson. Nixon: The White House said it will CALLS TIME ON BOARD 'FUTILE' ulfield, is expected to follow disclose Friday details of Nixon's land Cordon the witness stand. transactions in California and Florida [live coverage of the Watergate that newspaper reports said dings will begin at 10 a.m. today. «c,l coverage will be provided by ■JlM-TV (CBS), Channel 6 in funds had been used for. Segretti: The Washington Star News said Nixon campaign campaign figure - Flood Aquits S Tang WILX-TV (NBC), Channel 10 Donald Segretti's reported undercover By LINNEA SLATER "I think it was the most futile thing "Does The board also defeated a motion fjacitson; and WJRT-TV (ABC), activities are being investigated by the State News Staff Writer I've done with my time in my life," politics involvement in student which would have supported a hannel 12 in Flint. MSU's WKAR-TV Justice Dept. in San Francisco, San or any politics automatically Broadcasting System) will Mary Flood, ASMSU she said. "I plan to spend my time disqualify someone from a position? voluntary check - off system for the Diego, Pittsburgh, Portland, Ore. and collection of the ASMSU student tax. communication working for people instead of against You've been talking Lide taped coverage at 8 p.m. on possibly Milwaukee. Segretti pleaded arts representative, about my announced Sunday that she would them." affiliations, not the way I think." Under the present system innel 23. not guilty Thursday in Orlando, Fla. Board members urged Flood not to Braden was recommended bv the undergraduate students are ■ indictments: Former Atty. Gen. Ighn N. Mitchell and former to a May 4 indictment fahrieaiinn i„f»^ i.. accusing him of rv.* because she felt her \he timeASM*U on the board board resign, but she said her decision is the All - University Student Judiciary for automatically charged a 50 cent tax fabricating letters in the Democratic has been a waste. result of weeks of thinking and the position. for ASMSU each term. Refunds can be frustration and she would not Other action included obtained at the ASMSU Business "labor establishing Office during the first week of classes reconsider. relations" as an ASMSU Flood, one of the two board Cabinet service to Richard Evans, ASMSU! OR MEDICAL SCHOOLS members who ran on the slate of the unionization attempts by support student comptroller, said that PIRGIM's People for Progressive Policies, was a employes on campus. experience has shown that an member of the Budget Committee and The board is expected to define organization using the check - off the was working with the Council of purposes and funding of the service system stands to lose up to 30 per cent U' expects Graduate Students on a project to soon. of its expected funds. He said that the By TERI ALBRECHT legislators from the Senate and House fund rise The figures were released Monday send case studies to Congressmen of students who have been hurt by the financial aid legislation Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. from the "Whether the service is any good depends on how much ability the board gives it to help the students." Tim Cain, president of the Kellogg Center Student Employes Assn.. said Monday board would be unable to sustain its sen ices to students if it lost this much. "The tax is like an insurance policy." Massoglia said. "It provides services such as legal aid so that and Appropriations Committees had been during the Senate Appropriations An election to fill Flood's position "It could be a file system or a real someday they will be available to the DANIEL DEVER out to examine the medical facilities at is not student when he needs them. Committee hearings for the medical expected until fall term. help to students," he said. State News Staff Writers the University. Their reactions were In other business the board reversed colleges at MSU. I Michigan lawmakers are expected entirely favorable and supportive, he its approval of an appointment to the said. Sen. Charles Zollar, R • Benton Student Faculty Judiciary, Impropriate approximately $10.4 The College of Human Medicine is established a Cabinet service on Labor STUDENT GAIN LITTLE ■ion to the Colleges of Harbor, chairman of the Osteopathic requesting a total increase of Relations and voted against a motion fcicme and Human Medicine for appropriations committee, $1,066,500 while the College of commended MSU administrators to institute a voluntary check - off Pp-K aMSU administration Jicial said. I "I am confident li pleased with that the legislators Osteopathic Medicine is asking for a total increase of $1,340,000 in state funds over last year's allocations. during the hearing for the growth of the medical programs to date. success and system for ASMSU student tax. In a the collection major action the board of the Professor critical our programs and reversed its Wednesday approval of the banded growth the past four years. Should the medical schools receive But he emphasized his preference the requested appropriation, the appointment of John Braden, of income tax cuts *' is very likely to receive all of its that MSU's appropriations be directed «sts for next increase will be a significant indication Rochester sophomore, to the Student - year's towards strengthening the medical funding," Jack of the state legislature's interest in Faculty Judiciary. Win, executive vice president, said. Several board members asked that | Breslin added that several key growth of medical programs at MSU. (continued on page 91 Braden's appointment be reconsidered, By ANGELIA CARROLL which an individual receives as gifts is saying that the vote of approval was State News Staff Writer excluded from the new income base. very close and that the board needed Any support which a student receives KD STUDENTS to fully examine the effect of Braden's By the computations of one MSU from parents is considered a gift, and involvement with the ASMSU board professor of economics, students any excess over $300 is considered on his judicial position. stand to gain only small benefits from income. "It's like putting a lobbyist on a a state tax cut which was signed into By Taylor's computation, if a Clinic circuit court in Lansing," Charles law by Gov. Milliken last Wednesday planned student receives $3,600 from his Massoglia. Off • Campus Council The new law, which will result in a parents and has no earnings, he would representative, said. "Fm suggesting $372 million decrease in state tax be entitled to a small refund. The This summer College of Human that in this instance our appointment revenues for the 1973-74 fiscal year, student's total By DIANA BUCHANAN confronting migrant workers each Medicine students will provide health was inappropriate." provides renters, including off income would be $3,300. Three and one half per cent State News Staff Writer - service for about 1,500 of these Flood said that she had decided to campus students, with a tax rebate if a "The average life expectancy of the of this equals $115.50. If the student migrant worker is about 49 years as medically neglected migrant workers change her vote to one of disapproval portion of their rent exceeds 3.5 per - cent of their income. pays $80 per month for rent, the Ifesticide poisoning, blood compared to the average life in the areas of Stockbridge and St. after many of her friends and property tax component would be Johns. constituents had told her they felt the However, Professor Milton C. Jjoiing. risks involved in farm expectancy of the American male at Taylor has pointed out that student $122, or 17 per cent of his total rent Vchinery and malnutrition are just a 70 years," Judy Cook, Lansing second The students will not only be appointment was out of line. In this for the year. Since the property °f the case, she said, Braden's involvement renters with an average student income " major health problems year medical student said. providing a much ■ needed health tax component of his rent exceeds 3.5 service for the migrant workers in the with the board was too extensive. will usually gain only about $5 under per cent of his total income, the area through a free clinic, but will gain Braden, president of the MSU the plan. student would be eligible for a refund College Republicans, had attended a Students who work, however, will experience in community health work. of 60 per cent of that difference, or "The reason foi the migrant health BudgetCommittee meeting during the benefit from an increase in the $3.90. clinics is the need of the people for week in place of Shelley Nolan, social personal tax exemption from $1,200 Another student who to $1,500 which is part of the tax earns $1,500, these services and the chance to work sciences representative, board receives $1,500 from his parents and with new types of people the medical members said. Braden also attends package. This change will take effect pays $75 a month for rent would be most board meetings. on Jan. 1, 1974. students wouldn't normally meet in a eligible for a larger refund of $12.15. hospital situation," Cook said. Defending his appointment, Braden However, two typical student cases Because neither of these students said: described by Taylor indicate that a (continued on page 9) student renter would only receive $3.90 or $12.15 in tax rebates under (continued on page 9) the new formula. The law changes the formula used lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Police panel to determine property tax credits. Retroactive to Jan. 1, 1973, some renters and homeowners can get a Inside Tuesday refund for a part of this property tax credit, even if they pay no income tax. Common Cause is looking to on gay recomme Students who live in residence halls expand its MSU student membership. cannot receive a rebate, since residence Article page 3. By NANCY CRANE soliciting for illegal sexual acts; that halls are tax • exempt property National news roundup on page 5. State News Staff Writer no police officer arrest a person on Under a complicated formula The Committee on Public Safety charges of illegal sexual activity unless developed by the state legislature, Lansing's political clashes over the voted the complainant is someone other than renters count 17 per cent of their total Monday to act on a Model Cities program are revived. recommendation presented by the «»y lauon urese.iu-u uv Gay the »ept. of Public Safety; that no annual rent as the property tax Article back page. Liberation Front asking that restraints Person arrested for illegal sexual acts component of the rent. If the amount be degraded by the arresting officer; of property tax paid on a homestead be put on plainclothes officers of the be degraded bv the arresting officer; of property tax paid on a homestead Dent of "Public Safety in their and that no person arrested bv a or the property tax component of rent attempts to apprehend homosexuals campus police officer be addressed by exceeds 3.5 per cent of the taxpayer's W eatlier on the MSU campus. words such as "fag or "pervert." 'fag" or "pervert." personal income, the personal income, the taxpayer taxpayer can The recommendation, presented by Gaudard told the committee that receive a refund of 60 per cent of that the two charges suspected amount, Don Gaudard of Gay Liberation The weather for Michigan Week is specifically "requests that no lests that no mem I member Homosexuals are most often arrested The new property tax credit hardly festive today with a forecast of ,!rL JSv for ln the Union replaces variable scale which has Migrant of the Hnl allowed University policenoli™ detriment be to department act procure for an are: "attemptine to act of gross indecency" been a used previously. and "attempting to solicit for illegal property tax credit is calculated I he new on a mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows are predicted for the I MSU student from the College of Human Medicine takes plainclothesman agent on campus; undercover that toe - tapping, sexual activity." broader income base than before. upper 40s with highs in the low to mid I b|ood sample from a migrant worker in Stockbridge last - He questioned the evidence used by Income now includes an individual's 70s. facial expressions and knocking oil |Smer ■ ^ on. as medical technology students from $oarrow Hospital walls not be used as a cause for arresting officers to determine if these earning, gifts, social security payments arresting someone on charges that he is (continued on page 9) and welfare The first $300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiimimimimiiiiiii 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Lobby unit seeks student aid By BOB OURLIAN press shield laws, the much for constructive each congressional district, is this way. press releases State News Staff Writer Watergate prosecutions and reform in government. though it now has offices in say, that maximum change Common Cause, a citizen other contemporary issues "This is what is needed," most of them. is achieved within the of concern. Mary she said. Presently volunteers, system. lobbying group based in Thompson, associate The headquarters of furniture and John Gardner, chairman Washington, is looking for supplies are director of the MSU Honors Common Cause in needed to establish an office of the group, believes that student membership in the national organization. College and member of Washington is operated by in Lansing, which will the success of Common A liberal ■ oriented non • Common Cause, said "I 100 volunteer lobbyists. In eventually conduct lobbying Cause in influencing have not been associated addition to the at the state legislators results from the partisan organization, capitol. with it very long, but from headquarters, each state is The practice of concentrating Common Cause's 215,000 philosophy of nationwide members have what 1 have seen, I have divided into the appropriate Common Cause is one of efforts on a narrow range of actively supported and been terribly impressed." number of Congressional concentrated lobbying concerns. lobbied for the 18 - year - She said that the districts. The organization is efforts in congressional "We decided when old vote, ending the war, trying to establish one areas with intensive citizen Common Cause began two lobbying techniques of the ClJUttl lilt equal ugliw amendment, rights fluicuuiwiii., Common lAJlllliluu Cause Vyauac have nav*r done uuur Common wiuiuuii Cause vauae office viiivc for ivi support uvinifrom the outside. It UIC UU and a half years ago that we had to focus on a limited number of problems," could Gardner in the bills wrote 2 pro Common From Cause Washington, a Report newsletter published 10 .times each year and sent to facing expulsion, but the Dept. of Education members. indignation diffusion of "Random and resources too many targets are two of the over Bv ELLEN E By ELLEN E. GRZECH GRZECH being expelled or or suspended by his accuser and to cross - but the Dept. of examine and be represented was not. the great, traditional State News Staff Writer are being considered by a "The Dept. of Education weaknesses of citizen state House committee and by counsel. Two bills that would "We're not saying you was kind of against the bill, action. We have to pick a wil probably soon go to the require it seemed, but was afraid to few targets and mobilize hearings for floor for consideration. can't punish a kid," Bassett elementary and secondary resources to attack them. The Youth and Student said. "We're just saying if say it because everybody school pupils in danger of else there was for it," "In Common Cause, with Participation Committee you're going to punish, let's held hearings on the bills, have definite rules; let's give Bassett said. rare exceptions, we do which give definite him procedures." Vaughn had received nothing but fight specific Student post guidelines and rules for the The measures also call many complaints from battles, legal or legislative, for testimony under oath, a students, parents and and we stay with a battle hearing procedure, two on SN board weeks ago. Rep. Jackie record of the hearing, action teachers on existing until we win or lose. This only by majority vote of procedures against the idea philosophy has brought us Vaughn, III, D-Detroit, is the chairman of the the a school board, an that the school has the dramatic victories, but it IUV open for 73-74 committee and a cosponsor opportunity for review by responsibility of being a means that we can fight Othello of the bills. the state Dept. of parent away from home. only a few battles at a A second student Education. Students would "The underlying reason time." "Now kids have no The position on the State News for the bills is to get away Performing Arts Company opens Shakespeare's Othello tonight in recourse," David Bassett, have an option to a public Regular membership in Theatre in the Auditorium. The play, in which lago (above Fairchild corporate board of directors Vaughn's administrative or private hearing. from an air of paternalism." Common Cause costs $15, right) plots venaeanc will be open in June along About 15 to 20 people, Bassett said. A student rate of $7 for against Othello, will run through Sunday night. aide, said. "It's really bad. a with previously announced There may be a second year's membership is State News photo by Ron Biava Most of the time they can't including parents, teachers expiration of terms for a get a hearing. If there is a and principals testified at a hearing, but the bills will be currently being offered to student, faculty and people under hearing, they usually can't hearing on the bills. The reported out of the 26. professional members. counsel, and American Civil Liberties committee, Bassett said. He Interested people can Human have The deadline petitioning is Friday. Application stating for sometimes can't even have parents present." The bills require that the Union supportive," was ''very Bassett said said there is much support for it contact the Common Cause office 332-8865. in Okemos Rights Party individual background and grounds for suspension or reasons for applying should expulsion be written and Vandals go on spree, to Push strike propos be submitted to the the student be advised of Directors' Nominating them prior to the hearing. Committee, 345 Student The student is given Services Bldg. the right to be confronted hire L_ I I X I I The Human Rights ^'re replacement workers.workers. V'iolati Viol hold de Rights Partv is nlnnnino Party is planning a taxi petition drive to put antistrikebreaking legislation on the ballot. would carry days in jail. a $100 fine and or up to 2 MSU players tie KALAMAZOO (UPI) - vehicles and ground into the the corporation's 25 year Under a plan worked out at a weekend The party said it will circulate petiti for the strikebreaking proposal at the same ti Police here are looking for dirt floored lot. - meeting at the Edgewood United Church, circulates its unicameral legislate policy. The cabs had never the culprits who went on a "They just kept driving been tampered with before, the proposal would make it illegal for an proposal which is currently being review in chess tourney demolition derby spree with 16 brand spanking new the cars into each other anything else that was or the officials said. employer affected in a strike or lockout to by the State Board of Canvassers. Checker Cabs, tallying up an stationary," a township Two MSU students with identical fecorris of four estimated destruction bill of officer said. "One of the perfect tournament records going into the final round wins and one draw. Whitehouse, who drew $20,000. Kalamazoo Township cabs was found part way through the fence, where it FOR FOOD, ROOM SERVICES played each other in the with Borgen in the final Police said the cabs were had struck a post. The car's championship game of the round, won the first place repeatedly rammed into one radiator was steaming." Lansing Open Chess trophy and the Lansing area another Sunday night, Company otticials said MSU Tournament Sunday, and all chess championship on a slammed into the cvclone gets the keys had been left in the they could do was tie one point basis, with Borgen fence surrounding the cars' ignitions as a matter of another. copping second place Dave Whitehouse, Grand honors and Crispen placing Rapids graduate student, third. Rick Borgen, Minot, N.D., Each of the three The MSU Feeding, a leading trade cleanliness, dollar volume, Dept. of shops on campus. senior, and Tom Crispen, a received $83.33 in prize Dormitories and Food magazine of the hospitality design, decor and creativity. computer programmer from money. Services received an award industry. Food service operation at Lodging operations Ann Arbor, all finished the Ed Sunday for the than MSU's food services thus MSU costs $14 million each more than $12 millio Krakiwskyj, MSU more two - day chess meet with graduate from Grand 60,000 meals it serves each rank with those of Win year. Meals are served in 25 year and include 9, Rapids, took the Class C day to students and the Schuler's, Mamma Leone's dining rooms and 16 snack rooms and 17,882 bods. player's title in the annual more than 17,000 beds in New York and the event. which sleep those students Vineyards in Southfield, each night. The department received current or former winners of the award. Jondahl to speak Tortured an awarded Ivy Award for 1973, annually to Criteria for evaluation include efficient operations, for Christ! Then advertise in the 1973 restaurants and institutions by Institutions Volume staff attitude, quality of service, food service. at meet for profs Rep. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, will speak on Organizations Section view of MSU as a new legislator at the American Assnj University Professors meeting at 8 tonight in 38 In of Welcome Week * Elections for president, secretary and council will be by mail ballot following the meeting. All faculty •Friday June 1st will be the deadline for the® welcome. ^Organizations section of WELCOME WEEK. AlliS J fraternities, sororities. Pan Hel, IFC, co-op houses, onjj J- and off campus clubs, student government, and^g Sstudent and religious groups are urged to take» Fake dollars picture lover ^advantage of this advertising opportunity. 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Advisory Council Monday. niy that the Civil through the Herman L. King, asst. provost, addressed the council in a usual channels. Commission fire Contacted at his office, three - hour meeting whose major business was to explore Doyle also said Singer ; personnel director has Monday, Singer said he the history and concept of the tenure tract. treatened the In the past, numerous women have LM Singer- regretted that Doyle chose a charged that the association via a letter he t'g press conference sent to it this year that said press conference to express tenure system discriminates against women who lose tenure Kdiy, John Doyle, the association would not the association's displeasure when they leave the University to raise a family and return Td»e secretary of the receive action on certain with him. He said he has later. L,tion said the action always been open to dialog King said the problem of former women faculty requests if it did not with F taken for several cooperate with his new the association to returning to the University without tenure is a recognizable but basically discuss any differences the problem, but that the University has "no answer for it yet." innovative programs. He did The council did not question 8e the association not association has had with King about allegedly m the standards of specify the type of him. discriminatory practices in the tenure system including, threat Singer alledgedly Ln's Dept. of Civil made, or what type of "Since I have been here, charges that some faculty women are not given tenure when their husbands are on tenure. But _j£ have been eroded requests the association John Doyle has conducted a Mary K. Rothman, chairwoman of the council and director of women's ■ weakened by some of personal feud against me," ™ actions and made. programs, said the discussion was an exploratory effort. He added thtat the Singer said. "This action is "At this point, the council is regretful but nothing new." looking at the tenure Ejever before have we "crowning blow" which led concept," she said after the meeting. "I think the reason to the request for Singer's Doyle denied the council didn't challenge Lsuch a drastic action, resignation centered around association action that the King hard is because they're Laid. "However, it is was based gathering their facts." a "gross violation of the on a personal feud or a The council wants to know what tenure is and how it I intended to be Constitutional neutrality of capricious vendetta against works before it moves on the concerns of numerous Lous or vindictive but the Dept. of Civil Service women's groups, she said. well reasoned after singer. staff" in which the Council member and professor of —i«jons by the board Dept. of In sociology Ruth Useem Civil Service was directed April 1971, Singer believes the tenure concept is to protect Eanv months regarding Singer to make by became personnel director but indicated the system may affect women unpopular ideas ■ eroding and weakening ■the civil service merit recommendations to the after being picked over five men who had placed Carr kick-off than men. differently Public Advisory Committee. higher "We have some slight data to indicate men can work Ttiple to the point where The committee was than him in their civil A fundraiser for Bob Carr for Congress was held Sunday night at the American with men they don't like because they respect their ideas," | association is now established to make service examinations, in Legion Center in Valley Court Park. Carr, who lost to incumbent Charles Useem said, "but sometimes men can't work with women Jful that we have begun recommendations on picking him, the Civil Chamberlain in a close Congressional race last November, is beginning his 1974 they don't like because they don't respect their ideas." ■Rturn to the spoils increasing Service Commission waived campaign for the seat from which Chamberlain will retire when the current term Til of hiring", ^ employe King said the problems of women and tenure are very the "rule of three" civil ends. subtle and will be difficult to deal with, because representation and no yIe said the service rule which states they are recognition. Doyle said the State News photo by John Dickson not "on the table." Iciation is concerned civil service that the commission must I several hiring policies department does not have the power to select on one out of the top X he claims Singer make recommendations. three examination finalists Mituted such as the ■notion of provisional ■ointments and the new KjSht examinations "I don't have specifics of personal misconduct on Singer's part, but the courts for a position. Since that time, Singer has personally stated that he is "rule of three" against the Bill on legal serv will decide that in the favoring a f t y The ■ocedure. He was near more open approach to federally funded example, the Jjill would The bill would prohibit concerned with Xctlv referring to the future," Doyle said. representatives, including private welfare, hiring. corporation prohibit attorneys from legal service lawyers from consumer and tenant members of both political intended to take the place rights, advising their clients to representing the "collective The corporation's lawyers parties, have sent a telegram of the legal services engage in interests of the poor," and to members of two federal program legally protected could not participate in of the Office of Economic activity, such as strikes, thus would eliminate federal political activity irty fast food chains congressional committee or Opportunity, which will picketing and boycotting." legal aid to groups legislative reform practices. protesting a bill that they lose its federal funds June charge will deny poor 30. people equal access to the Over 15,000 court cases Inusual, official claims legal system. are handled per year by The Education and legal service lawyers in DOMINO'S Labor Committee of the Michigan, who mainly serve the Food Service Sanitation be the U.S. House of the needs of the poor. ■nsanitary conditions at exception rather Bhigan's fast food Division of the Dept. of than the rule," Dalton said. Representatives and the Opponents of the bill say Public Health, said a report He indicated that it Labor and Public Welfare the ■utilises are "the new proposal will prepared by the Committee of the Senate l rather than the Public would cost the state $3 effectively cut off indigents a state health official Interest Research Group in million more a year to are examining the Legal from legal help and entry Services Corporation Act. PIZZA ■Monday. Michigan (PIRC.IM) left the withdraw health inspection into the legal process. "We believe the bill Ttobert Dalton, chief of impression that filthy of fast food chains "It is shaking to the conditions prevail at all from local health subjects the proposed legal conscience that legislation is franchises. services corporation to before the United States departments and to political control and will direction Dalton emphasized that centralize it Health Dept. in the State seriously curtail full and Congress that would grossly interfere with the attorney - while some unsanitary complete representation of client relationship," Rep. H. Jlna photograph Monday. practices like those reported the ■ State News incorrectly jBified Ira Robbin, a by PIRGIM may have occurred, several isolated ''It seems reasonable and practical to add resources at both the more said. poor," the telegram Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, said. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 22, 1973 5 ^ news Q daily look at world events compiled by roundup our national desk Lawyers see setback for school integration (c) 1973 WASHINGTON STAR - NEWS educational opportunity. member of the Richmond WASHINGTON - The principle of A three - judge panel of the Sixth city school board and the Virginia State Board of merging school districts in cities and U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed suburbs to produce metropolitan wide Roth's Education. Both are parties in the decision, and the panel's achool merger dispute. desegregation has suffered a severe, finding is being reviewed by the full but perhaps not fatal, setback, civil circuit court. The Richmond case was one of the rights lawyers said Monday after hearing most far of the U.S. Supreme Court's action in - reaching desegregation In Monday's decision, the Supreme disputes to reach the Supreme Court Leaping am a Richmond. Va.. case. The Court Monday, on a 4-4 vote, Court issued a two - sentence order in several years. If the that upheld a ruling by the Fourth issued a justices had binding decision today, it blocked, the merger of predominantly Court of Appeals last June. The could have affected lawsuits Little Deb, jockeyed by John Hand of Salem, Ore., Gov. Tom McCall, won the governor's competition involving black schools in Richmond, Va., with Appeals Court had thrown out a schools in Detroit, Grand Rapids, leaps through the air during the Calaveras County for his home state. The international competition mainly white schools in two Richmond area school merger ordered Atlanta, Boston, Hartford, Conn., Jumping Frog Jubilee at Angels Camp, Calif., was won by another frog with a leap of 17 feet 4 3/8 suburban counties. But the court did Monday. Little Deb made a leap of 15 feet 5 5/8 inches. Indianapolis Louisville, Ky., not issue an opinion on the Wilmington, Del., and other cities. I mches. Saturday, Hand, jockeying the frog of Oregon's AP Wirephoto constitutionality of city-suburban "I think it was The merger of city and suburban school consolidation designed to the schools in the Richmond area was first achieve desegregation. most futile ordered by Merhige in January 1972 in "There's no question it's a setback, thing I've done with a ruling on a lawsuit brought by black \A/nrlrl# IVVUI IU . Hano but the issue of merger is still alive," William Taylor, director of the Center for National Policy Review at Catholic my life." Mary time in Flood, my students and parents in the city. Schools in Richmond are 70 per cent black, while those in adjoining Henrice hidde University, said. Such a ruling could come in the former ASMSU rep. and Chesterfield Counties cent white. are 50 per court term beginning next October, See story page 1 The Communists are dress debate on the Middle when a desegregation dispute Until the late 1950's, schools in the prison, the Rhodesian involving ■ building 150-mile road consolidation of school districts in the Richmond area well the rest of O a East expected to begin in as as government announced. 1 network from the northwest June. All three had been Detroit area is expected to come by Judge Robert H. Merhige Jr. of the Virginia were rigidly segregated by I border of South Vietnam to * * * convicted of murder in an before the justices. U.S. District Court in Richmond. law. 1 the central coastal plain, a Roger Wybot, the former attack in December on In the Detroit case, U.S. District The justices' tie - vole decision on ■ U.S. source in Saigon said head of French Court Judge Stephen Roth has ruled Virginia education officials and the Whistlefield Farm in the Richmond is not binding on any other two suburban counties appealed 1 Monday. counterintelligence, said in remote northeast area of that govern mental action and inaction school desegregation case, but does I He said the intent of the an interview published contributed to creation of a two-thirds Merhige's landmark dicision to the this eastern African uphold the ruling under appeal. Fourth U.S. Court of Appeals, which (Communists was not clear, Monday in Paris that France country. black city school system surrounded The tie Monday came about partly has had "a overturned the judge's decision. ■ but speculated that the number of by largely white suburban school because Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. The Nixon administration entered I Communists might Watergates of its own" since Indian army troops districts. be disqualified himself from the the dispute before the Appeals Court, moved onto Lucknow I "pulling together their so - World War II. He said they Roth ordered large- scale busing Richmond case because of a potential University campus Monday urging the reversal of Merhige's order. | called liberated areas." WALDHEIM were concealed from the after students went on an between the city and 52 suburban conflict of interest. The administration also urged the Meanwhile, the four - public. school systems in order to insure the Before he joined the United Nations Secretary arson rampage, causing Supreme Supreme Court to reject the city - ■ country International Suspicious French right of black children to an equal Court in early 1972, Powell was a suburban school merger solution. I Commission of Control and - General Kurt Waldheim governments of the 1950s damage estimated at half a called on Israel and the had million dollars. ■ Supervision plans to begin bugs planted in Socialist I another effort Wednesday Arabs Monday to launch a party headquarters and the The campus has been in DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau I to investigate alleged air new effort for a Middle East hotel suite of Gen. Charles turmoil for about two I attacks by American settlement under UN de Gaulle, he said. weeks, since final k ■ bombers on a Communist auspices. examinations began. RON, DOES THE Three When PRESIDENT HAVE I headquarters near the The report was requested alleged African WATERGA TE> UJATER6ATE' I'VE AfLREAPY SAID police were brought in { ANY COMMENT ON WHAT IS THE- MATTER by the Security Council to nationalist insurgents were ALL THAT t'M 6OIN6 I Cambodia South Vietnam - student leaders stepped up . THE MOST RECENT WITH you 6UYS ?! WHAT TO! SO WHY DON'T YOU RON, WHAT 1 border. set the scene for a full • hanged Monday at Salisbury their agitation. OlSCLO$UR.E% IN A10' IS THIS SENSELESS STOP WASTIN& BOTH Oi/R COLOR SHIRT THAT'S IS THE BETTER. s THE WATER6ATE ORGY OF- RECRIMINATION . TIME AND ASK ME QUES¬ PRESIDENT BLUE CASE! y / WEEK AFTER WEEK- ?! TIONS I CAN DEAL WITH? WEARING TODAY? Li i • — Rep J BEII2I # |INU I IvJI I fQ JS • Administration Food and Drug a special commorative day for "the 359,879 dead and the National Transportation *** iy,. -v, . report Safety Board, which was Nine thousand miles Monday strengthened wounded members of the created by Congress to be and seven - mmw/0^^\ THESE TICKETS COST FlFTV fink between the Armed Froces whose loss months later, CENT5, 5lf?...U)H0'S G0IN6 TO yours i$ not to Reason i'm sorry, em... X stop " cancer and independent. Robert Rienstra, 11, of TICKETS...GET UMY, MAtfoe! WutfS I $ TO SELL I 6UESS I'M AUJAYS CALLING saccharin, based and ?M FIFTY CENTS TO UAATCH TICKETS!THIS IS FOR CHARITY! "REASONING LdHV"yME"SlR"i on two - suffering were .Grand Rapids has learned W-x. 1 OUT THERE, ANP / chuck's team play ball? ' year rat feeding studies occasioned by the war in Asst. Secretary of where the helium balloon he THEM!/, if showing "presumptive Vietnam." Agriculture Carroll launched last November has ^j|—7 "6 *25 *** evidence" that saccharin Brunthaver is in Moscow landed. Sen. Howard W. Cannon, IMP caused cancerous bladder this week for talks with He received a letter dated D - Nev., the chairman of tumors in three of 48 rats Soviet leaders, a spokesman the Senate aviation May 5 from Raustina Javier led saccharin as 7.5 said Monday. Observers of tiie Phillipines saying it per cent subcommittee said Monday of their total diet. speculate that the talks landed in his rice field. the administration has might involve further U.S. Battling time, the Skylab brought pressure to bear on sales of grain . istronauts Monday ithearsed the techniques for tag a broken solar panel SWEET, SWEET COMFORT on Skylab and for installing «i umbrella - bonnet to cool off the lab like sun NITE AS NEVER BEFORE THE MOVIE 4 TV INOUSTRY NEEDS IMAGINATIVE S Meanwhile, Mission AGGRESSIVE TECHNICAL i CREATIVE TALENT1 NOW FOR THE 1st TIME Control in Houston is HARD FACTS ON HOW YOU CAN START AN eXCITING CAREER AS A delicately maneuvering the CAMERAMAN • ASSISTANT DIRECTOR • ASSOCIATE PRODUCER STAGE MANAGER • PRODUCTION KANAGER • FILM EDITOR ®ft as ETC^ required to achieve FIND QUI! CURRENT I0B OPPORTUNITIES PAY SCALES UNION RULES I RQMTS •thermal balance. 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Great Lakes Express Jill 'Bration officers who |mJ®.dly engaged in irggllne narcotics and --no cover-- Wrangler Sportswear. |CS int0 the United Wremember the" W"is Silent. ■' 097.1 GARY SCHARRER BIG TEN LEAD VANISHED What happened to MSII football? Batsmen slump costly By STEVE STEIN Litwhiler said that the most EDITOR'S NOTE: Michigan State football has slipped surprising addition to the "MSU. meanwhile, continues to finance 13 I State News Sports Writer from the perch of national prominence it held in the SDort squad was star football cornerback Bill Simpson, who the largest minor • sport program in the conference played centerfield for the Spartans. 1950s and '60s. Funds for sustaining a healthy football operating with one of the lowest conference I MSU's Steve VanderLaan ended the 1973' season for program have been at low ebb in recent years. But that budo'p.c , the Spartan baseball team on quite a happy note. "He got on base very often and was an excellent fielder," seems to be changing with Burt Smith and Denny Stolz football , a n d finding it more difficult each compete for top football talent," another segment Itf?rII Ahead, 4-1, in the seventh inning of MSU's final game of Litwhiler noted. calling the shots. Those changes will be discussed statement read. 81 of th*l the year against Wisconsin Saturday, VanderLaan put the Wednesday. first two runners on base with a single and a walk. Litwhiler also mentioned the "superman" jobs turned in Today's column focuses on the University's neglect in However, the lanky righthander bore down and struck by pitchers Duane Bickel and Elliott Moore after the supporting the football program and the consequences that out the final three batters, the last one on a called third Spartan pitching staff was reduced to five hurlers when Rob Duffy Daugherty accepted. strike. Clancy quit with 12 games remaining in the season. Duffy Daugherty's resignation last November prompted The victory was only the sixth in the Spartans' final 18 Flint Journal Sports Editor Doug Mintline to write: games of the season, including winning only three of their "Shed no tears for Duffy Daugherty. Cry, instead, for a sick final 10 Big Ten contests. The losing string was Michigan State administration." accompanied by a devastating batting slump. That statement merits interesting consideration. Once the league leaders, the Spartans ended up in a three The demise of Michigan State's football program is - way tie for fourth, five games behind champion Minnesota. obvious. More subtle are the answers to the ouestion Coach Danny Litwhiler's squad ended with a 27 - 20 "Why"? overall record and a 9-9 Big Ten mark. It was former University President John Hannah and On its annual Florida trip in March, MSU lost its first TOWSON, Md. (UPI) - compensate for an Biggie Munn, followed by Daugherty, who pushed MSU four games but then came back to post nine victories in the Baltimore Orioles manager electronic timing error, but football to national prominence. Building a competitive final games. The Spartans continued the tear into the Earl Weaver was granted a the Tripple Crown football program here coincided with the expansion of the northern season only to hit their late season tailspin. request for a jury trial contender still failed to university, and it was football which carried MSU's "Overall, we finished where we thought we would," K.onday on charges of break the Preakness record reputation past that of an agriculture school. Litwhiler said. "We just lost too much before the season. drunk driving and malicious at Pimlico. From 1947 through 1966 the Spartans marked a record We lost power in Ron Pruitt and Shaun Howitt (graduation) destruction of property. Track stewards ordered of 136-44-4, a lofty winning percentage of .736. Included and pitching in Larry Ike and Brad Van Pelt (signed pro Weaver was arrested that the time indicated by in that era were two national championships, three runners contracts.) April 16 after he was E.T. McLean Jr., official - up and two third places. "You just can't replace these guys in one year. stopped by a Maryland timekeeper at Pimlico, be Since then the record has become lean. The 27-34 -1 "I can't say we were disappointed in respect to our State Trooper on the recorded as final after two mark seems to indicate that a famine has original thinking, but we were disappointed because we had the momentum going until we hit that terrific slump." Baltimore Beltway for days of controversy. swept through the Green and White land. The withered percentage stands at Duffy Da iliberty failing to stay within a DETROIT - The Detroit .435. single lane. Red Wings Monday "Why?" has become an echoing question. Duffy was criticized for not compiling assistant coaching staff after holdovers from the a strong enouehl MEMORIAL He was charged with announced the signing of Much of the blame was shouldered by Duffy. The headed for pro or head coaching jobs good vearsl WEEKEND malicious destruction of three amateur draft choices "dump Duffy" rumblings in recent years imply that inevitably weak, however, when salary elsewhere. It became! property after allegedly Mike Korney and Blair football fans were pointing the accusing finger at the head low to attract top levels were tool kicking the right front door Stewart of the Winnipeg talent when vacancies occurred " CANOE TRIP and fender of the police Junior Jets and Dennis man. When Duffy decided to step down he this happened frequently in recent years. - emphasized there May 25 thru 28 cruiser, causing $50 damage. Polonich of the Flin Flon was no pressure to do so. No trial date was set. Bombers. Big Ten data show new assistant coaches were startinsi Mintline claimed there was. from $12,000 - $15,000 in 1971 - 72. ♦CANOES 'TENTING FACILITIES CHICAGO - Carl All three are 20 years of It is a fact that MSU's football department has not been additions were salaried for $10,000. Daugherty's last two I *3 MEALS DAILY 'UNLIMITED Garrett, 25, running back age. funded so lavishly as certain other t Big Ten schools. UNCOLA 'GOOD TIMES obtained from the New Mintline attributed part of this to a disenchanted MSU's assistant staff, two years ago, was listed asl England Patriots in a trade University Vice - President Jack Breslin who, he said, receiving a median income of $13,450, ranking ninth in the! limited space available conference. last winter, and Craig became upset several seasons back when MOOSUSKI 353-5199 351 8647 Cotton tight end formerly Varsity Breslin's son. Duffy didn't start with the Detroit Lions The MSU Varsity Club's While there may not have been a deliberate attempt to The Spartans' biggest rival, Michigan, which MSU mustl signed multiyear contracts annual chicken fry will be "phase out" Duffy, evidence is credible enough to suggest "competitively" match, spent $65,000 more than MSU fori football salaries two years ago despite MSU's staff with the Chicago Bears held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday that he wasn't given enough support to maintain a healthy which was greater than U-M's. longevity! ■ Monday. at the International Center's program. Coach Abe Gibron said We can't deny that football, appropriate or not, is the Even more embarrassing was Duffy's $29,400 he believed that the signing Crossroad's Cafeteria. number one priority of collegiate athletics and success of a salary I Department of Theatre of the two would mean that Among the festivities will when compared to Bo Schembechler's, who in his fourthI be the university's athletic program will be measured by the year drew $32,000. Also difficult to digest is the fact that! Mi(higan State University the Bears are really going to honoring of performance of its football team. outstanding members of the certain other conference schools have more football! "turn the corner" in the That was a central idea of MSU trustee Pat club, awards to various Carrigan operating funds despite attracting fewer fans than does! (PfijeUo National Football League this year. B ALITMORE — senior members and the introduction honorary members. of new during the search for Biggie Munn's replacement director. "Michigan, under Don Canham's as athletic leadership, has MSU. MSU's estimated football revenue this past season v Secretariat's winning time achknowledged this reality in a clear and practical $1,714,050, almost 80 per cent of its total intercollegiate I The public is invited with for Saturday's Preakness commitment to spend whatever has to be spent in order to athletics revenue. However, only 24 percent of the total I a $3 admission Stakes was lowered to charge at the have the best football team budget is allocated for football. door. possible," Carrigan said in a 54.4 -5 Monday to statement submitted to the With the lack of football funds came deteriorating! selecting committee last year. recruiting conditions by which Duffy and Co. had to! "impress" prep players. The results? Not too productive. Yes, recent years have sooted MSU's football prow essJ and the University acknowledges the inadequacy of recentl -S&'IR] support for the program under Duffy, but it wasn't " From Warner Broa school that accepted blame for the consequences. A Warner Communications Company \tJ —/ B PARKING Football ADULT X MOVIES complete ^hewshow tickets _, CWED&C§AT on sa c) V The MSU ticket office! ADMISSION* 3.0 O announced Monday that it! COUPLES will begin selling special! SS.OO advance football tickets for| *1 off with ad *1 this fall Thursday. The sale, which will endl May 31, is open to allr 2 DAYS ONLY students, faculty and staff^ The tickets may purchased at Jenisonl W.C. FIELDS Fieldhouse between a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 8:30| There will be a limit <>■ and two tickets each for th« Oct. 6 Notre Dame game afl South Bend, Ind.. and th«r Oct. 13 Michigan game a| Spartan Stadium. ALL NEW! NEVER SEEN! up'-mrssians at Dusk and 10:25 Student "kqqmjnq FIELDS 8i WEST are incredible Dlscountl The combination is dynamite! S.F. SUN MON.and TUES SHOWTIMES 7;00 8:45 10:30 1/2 off rea admission ADMISSION 1.00 A BEAL FILM with MSU ID! SHOWPLACE 100 ENGINEERING 5:30 - 6:00/90c Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan CHEVROLET. 1964 2 door, MGB 1970 - Red, wire wheels, 6-cylinder, automatic. Good ARBARTH exhaust, tonneau BARTENDER PART time to NEEDED, 1 GIRL for 4 man in ONE AND - TWO bedroom running shape, $200 cover, Michelin ZX tires. start immediately at I KEY Americana Apartments, fall furnished mobile homes, $25 484 7961. 5-5-22 Mechanical references at JOE'S EAST, Paul Maz after through spring. 351-8458, - $35/ week. 10 n BROOKS. Perfect condition. 6pm, 337-2133. 2-5-22 Anne. Or 337-0782, Doris. campus. Quiet and peaceful I PHONE 355-8255 CHEVROLET, 1969 Station 3-5-24 - 351-0066. 2-5-22 on a lake. 641-6601. 0-5-31 Lstud.nt services Bldg. wagon, V-8, automatic, BABYSITTER - 2 days/ week power steering, brakes. Good MUSTANG FASTBACK - (Tuesday/ Thursday) 39pm; 2 GIRLS needed summer term. Automotive shape. $1095. 627-5716.56-22 1969, good condition, best offer. Call 337-2485, mature housekeeper, 2 days/ week, 3 hours/ day, $56 Close, call 332-0234. 3-5-24 337-1082 or I Scooters & Cycles CHEVROLET, 1972 -"ong evenings. 4-5-25 month, 3 children, 393-7226. ■Parts & Service wheel t-coV.03-10 r \/_Q van. B-1-5-22 WOMAN GRAD -student, MUSTANG 1972 roomy, furnished apartment. ■Aviation - 351,4V, 4 speed, power, 16,000 miles, TALENTED VERSATILE Own bedroom, 351-0943, ■employment excellent condition, $2,300/ musician wanted to play 353-9164.4-5-25 ■for rent CHEVROLET 1963, automatic. best offer, 332-4594. 4-5-25 flute, fife and possibly SUMMER at ■Apartments 6, dependable transportation, recorder for movie sound SUMMER, NEED BURCHAM ■Houses $120/best offer. 355 9916 MUSTANG 1967 track. Also need snare drum own bedroom, campus close, - 34,000 miles, ■Rooms 5-5-23 6 cylinder, automatic. Call player. Improvisation ability $75. Marilyn, 337-2347. WOODS 332-4638. 3-5-24 helpful. Audition May 23-24, 1-5-22 spend your SUMMER poolside ■for sale CHEVY II 1963 wigon. Body Room 135 Music Building. Enjoy the best in summer livi ■Animals rough b gO^rfchanically MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 3-5-24 SUB-LEASE SUMMER 1 'Heated Pool *Laundry ■Mobile Homes sound. 77,re publication. DODGE CORONET - 1968, power, $3600. 482-9776. motorcycle now and be EAST LANSING luxury evenings. 3-5-24 318, automatic, power 5-5-25 ready for summer. Parts, efficiencies, air conditioned. I Peanuts Personal ads steering, 4 door, $795. Phone service, helmets, leathers and LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years GREAT SUMMER employment Summer and / or fall. Phone 1 must be pre paid. 627-7605. 6-5-30 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE custom accessories. SHEP'S experience in all types of — waitresses or waiters. Write TWO 351-1258, 10-6-1 GIRLS for Capitol Villa 1967 - convertible, V-8 MOTOR SPORTS. INC. 2460 for applications, BEEF TREE flight training. Approved for Apartment next year. For 1 AND 2 BEDROOM Jmcellations, Corrections Itfnoon class FORD power, 1969 -V-8. automatic, good condition, $650. automatic, $450. 351-6751 after 5 pm, 5-5-29 North Cedar, Holt. Just south of I-96 overpass. Phone veterans. AVIATION, FRANCIS INN, Traverse 1245 South Garfield, information, call 337-0425 or and fall. After summer 5pm, one day Airport Road. City, Michigan 351-2788. 5-5-29 625-3790. 3-5-24 696-6621. C-5-5-25 332-0625. 6-5-22 Call 484-1324. C-5-31 49684. 81-5-22 »e publications. RAMBLER ^'966 - power EAST LANSING from FORD MAVERICK 1970 steering at™l() .es, air, good 1971 SUZUKI 500 - 6,000 PAINTERS, INSIDE work, May across 2 APARTMENTS 3 single Ik State News will be lili - transportation, $150. Phone miles. $550. Call 355-7098 Employment campus, completely rooms, furnished, call 30,000 miles, new tires, 22, 24, 26-28. Call 332-6717. sponsible only for the 349 3906. 3-5-22 after 7pm. 3-5-24 furnished, prefer married 485-4972 after 9pm. $1175. 4 tires, E7014 $100. 3-5-24 Hirst day's incorrect couple or graduate student. Available for summer / fall. Phone 351-7359. 3-5-24 RUST - FREE engineless VW Available June 1, phone BUSBOY, CLEAN, neat, hard HELP WANTED East side of campus. Close, for 1972 HONDA CB175 - brand buggy, or parts, $25. 332-8552. 5-5-29 reasonable includes new, 1,300 miles, $500. Call worker, 11:30am to 3:30pm, STUDENTS NEEDED rent, 7 days from 351-2756. 5-5-25 6 utilities. 3-5-23 351 6689 after 5pm. 5-5-23 days. Call for an immediately for summer ie e due charge date, a FORD 1964 - Galax ie, 2-door, SCRUFFY LOOKING but good 1971 HONDA 450, excellent appointment. TIFFANY PLACE, 116 East JIM'S work. Choose your hours and get a variety of work Collingtooob MALE WANTED for wll^ automatic, condition, excellent needs muffler. running 1966 Excellent interior, yours for Mercury. condition, 332-0866. Ask for Steve. 4-5-25 Michigan. 372-4300. 5-5-24 assignments. Pay depending upon skills. Air Conditioned Twyckingham next hurry, call 337-0416. 5-5-25 year - 349-4981 after $175. 351-2756. 5-5-25 WORK Dishwasher 5:30pm. PART time for $300 FIND OUT HOW! 3-5-22 now, and insure Shag Carpeting DUPLEXES — summer and fall, HONDA 450 - 1972. excellent a high paying Apply in person at TEMPEST 1965 - 6 cylinder, summer job Unlimited Parking 3 4 bedrooms. Call in Lansing or MANPOWER, 105 East > Aj FORD 1967 Galax ie 500. good condition, offers. 355-9837. 3-5-24 $190 or condition, luggage rack, new tire. 393-0496. 3-5-24 throughout Western Washtenaw 8am - 3pm New Furniture 669-9939. 9-6-1 2-door hardtop. V-8, Michigan. 489-3494. 0-5-31 _BL-5-5;25 Models Open Daily MALE ROOMMATE - automatic, power-steering, 1971 HONDA 350 CB, 8,700 Meedowbrook |$riN HEALEY "Sprite" radio. Excellent condition. TOR I NO SQUIRE Wagon 1969 - miles, excellent mechanical LPN - 3 afternoons weekly in WAITRESSES WANTED. 2771 North wind Trace, $70 >0. Low mileage, Must be be power steering and brakes, doctor's Lunch hours, no Saturday or Call 351-8282 monthly, swimming pool. seen to condition. Must sell! Best office. Write Mrs. Mbody. 351-7846. 3-5-23 good condition, call Sunday. Experience helpful. (Behind the Yankee Store) John, 393-7319. 8-5-24 appreciated. 627-6172. offer! 355-7599 or 332-1360. Bronson, 523 West Mt. Hope, 332-1679. 5-5-19 Please call 646-6261 for 3-5-22 B-1-5-22 Lansing. 5-5/23 1966 interview. THE POUR LARGE TWO party furnished HASLETT AREA, 2 bedroom, LaSabre. HOUSE, just 15 minutes efficiencies. Air conditioned. all electric, $185/ month. amcallv like new. $200 FORD 1967 — country squire TOYOTA SILICA 1972 FALL TERM-part time HONDA 750 - Excellent from East Lansing. 7-5-25 Close 339-2334, 484-4157. 10-5-29 * best offer, 484-8131. wagon, power brakes, power blue/white vinyl top, air I need a mature man to recruit to campus. $128 condition. First'$1,050 takes. summer. $158 fall. 484-0585. steering, air conditioned, conditioned, AM/FM stereo, and supervise Detroit Free Call Al, 351-2672. 3-5-24 INSURANCE TRAINEE K WILDCAT convertible luggage rack. $575 or best 9,000 332-8054. 5-5-29 miles, $2895. Press carrier - salesmen. Expanding markets have created if 0-5-31 no answer, 351-1610. NOW ■965 ■ne good motor, $250. 646-3791. 3-5-24 offer. 337-0914. 5-5-25 JUNE 1 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1972, j~ Auto Service j j~ Beginning late summer. establish hours according to your schedule. You Interesting an opening in our Grand Rapids office for a property SUMMER SUBLEASE 126 LEASING FOR - work for person who can and package underwriting SUMMER convertible, 13,500 miles. Our last publishing day COMPLETE IMPORT CAR trainee. We require a college Only 20 apts. l.-n for |1R0 1970 - 350 SS 4 Excellent condition, $2,300 SERVICE including ignition, motivate teenage children. degree and a person who is summti as, before 3 pm. of spring term. Get best Car necessary. Good part - Summer Rat*s: or offer, must sell, free 381-7023.1-5-22 chassis, brakes, and electrical. to relocate. If you are your ad in! moving to California. time salary plus commission. 2 Persons in Available at ROBERTS interested in a career position EAST LANSING lower duplex, 349-0972 before 2:30pm. Write P.O. 265, Okemos, 2 Bedroom Apt. 355-8255 AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. where advancement is 2 bedroom, furnished, JHARO |H radio, 1969 automatic, 347 Student Services 5-5-22 4980 Park Lake Road, Michigan 48864. 5-5-25 determined by individual available June 15. Telephone, $150 per mo. W PO«;j nsteering Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for ability and merit. Call or 351-5964.5-5-25 brakes, c SOh.ondition, HOME WANTED for our 1965 VOLKSWAGON 1972 - 411, DESK CLERK, excellent job 3 or 4 Persons in Call after 6pm, appointment. 0-5-31 write. Personnel Dept., Beetle, new shocks, brakes, AM/FM radio, Michelin radials, opportunity. No experience 456-9522. THE HARTFORD MILFORD STREET, 126, 2 2 Bedroom Apt. ■*'927. 3-5-22 18,000 miles. 351-6650. 5-5-22 necessary. Apply in person, dual batteries, 351-2756. blocks from campus. Deluxe, $180 per mo. NEW HOURS AT UNIVERSITY INN. 3-3-23 INSURANCE GROUP, 640 5-5-25 Keeler Building, Grand air conditioned, furnished, 2 JNEl IE SS" P8, automatic, 1972. 350 vinyl top, JEEP CJ-5 V6 must sell! Best VOLKSWAGEN excellent running condition, 1966 - PRECISION IMPORTS TEACHERS NOW being Rapids, Ml 49502. 5-5-23 man, $180. 3 man, $195. CEDAR Now leasing. 332-3909, T fM. 371-2236. 5-5-23 interviewed for Sunday offer 3-5-23 over $2,100. 355-8841. needs front 351-2796. 5-5-24 end work, Mon 12:00-5:30 school positions for next 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 VILLAGE Tues 7:30 5:30 iiuusewor* . ^.v'urs weeKiy [VELLE to shift, 1967 283, V8, Wed. 7:30 -5:30 year. SHAAREY CONGREGATION ZEDEK throughf\VTmer. 351-6557. WOODSIDE NORTH yellow with black MERCURY COMET 1967. 2 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Rebuilt Apartments, East __515/23 Lansing, "VI. $500. 484-6545. Thurs. 7:30 9:00 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Please door, good condition, $375. engine, new exhaust, new - grad students, 2 man LEASING - Fall ! Summer call Joanna Stark, 332-6715. MALE VOLUNTEERS urgently 332 4997. 5-5-23 brakes. Call 484 4614. 5-5/23 Fri. 7:30 -5:30 furnished, air conditioning, furnished. Large 2 bedroom 3-5-23 needed for research project. Sat. 9:00 1:00 close to campus, ample (reduced summer rent). Also |^VR0LLT IMP A LA - 250 Erickson. 355-1755. 1966, VW CAMPER 1969 - great To announce our new parking, quiet, call 332-4987. studio with bunkbeds. Men $220, GET MORE out of life with a TWO MEN needed for 4-5/23 0-5-23 good condition, shag carpet, runs light or couple. 485-3817. 9-6-1 Importation call better job. Look for it today hours, we will be delivery work. Must have car car. perfect, $2200 or best offer. CLEAN, RELIABLE student to F^2". 5-5-25 In the Employment Ads. Call after noon. 332-4132. offering various Thurs. and know East Lansing, day live with faculty family for or evening 5-5-25 night specials - Valid work, 372-0067. the summer. Help with 5-5-24 with coupon. housework and active 6 year VW 1967 - $300. Diagnosis old, Okemos. 349-1913. CEDAR good, serviced regularly, but COLLECTIONS FREE Safety Inspection 4-5-25 needs valve job. Call FULL AND part time positions (reg. $5.95) on most 337-0285 evenings. 2-5-22 available for collectors with r VW VAN 1968 good sports oil cars with change, filter, at least 1 year retail, bank or finance experience in For Rent .ID GREENS condition, rebuilt engine and and lubrication company. Individuals must Priced to sell. After be self STEREO RENTALS $23 per extras. at starters and able to regular price. - term, $9.50 per month. Free 6pm, Rick, 394-0349. 35-23 work with minimum Valid Thurs. Nite supervision. Liberal company delivery, service and pick-up. No deposit. TV's available at VW BUG -1965, excellent May 24,1973 benefits including immediate |?AR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing condition. $475. Call Call for Appt. Please discount. Apply personnel same rates. 337-1300. C-5-31 Call NEJAC, |I "inter tents and & Fall. married These couples units for Spring, 355-0896 after 5 pm. 5-5-22 L__(clip and save)——-I office j. W. KNAPP CO., 300 South Washington. 3-5-22 spacious apartments are RENTALS: CAMPERS, trailor 1 and WANTED MG-TD in excellent '""nit has a furnished with distincitve furniture, condition. - Immediate cash. vRECISION EXPERIENCED COOK - full or pick-up type. Tent 1 garbage disposal and individual air - Zoning. These two man units have parking - Phone 332-4048. 4-5/22 ) IMPORTS or part time, 6:30am to Call 655-2175. 5-5-23 3pm. telescoping and regular style. Daily or weekly, from $5/ 1 "-8 3 6 * 'o h "f6 ,or every apartment. Recreating is planned for day. 489-5080. C-5-5-29 r I] V/, ■ion, near campus call Garland being committed. * 353-5420 after 5pm. 210 ABBOTT RO. 332-6563 Lane, D said he doubts if the - Flint, Cash offered He also stated that the only officer is one often used in attempts to College "To arrest someone for toe - complaints brought against entrap gays. *25 EVERYTHING FOR your hair. of Human Medicine will tapping and facial expressions is highly homosexuals were by campus officers Sprays, shampoos, hot combs receive an amount close to ^ETTE 1964 - 10'X55\ and dryers. UNION its requested state funds. for kidnapper questionable," Gaudard said. after they are sent to investigate a Members of the audience also asked that the committee ask President complaint. He said the only way all 'lirator, steps and utility BUILDING BARBERSHOP. 355-3359. C-3-5-24 He said, however, the DETROIT (UPI) - The He also commented that since there these officers could be solicited is if Wharton to act on a set of hed included. Phone are only seven to ten complaints a year recommendations concerning the College of Osteopathic Detroit Free Press has they made themselves available for 627-7964. 2-5-23 TV RENTALS $23 per term, Medicine will probably about homosexuals on campus and solicitation. Dept. of Public Safety and its posted a $5,000 reward for $9.50 per month. Free receive state information leading to the only five arrests of homosexuals a relationship with paid and unpaid vcraft 12'x52 , air allocations year, that the campus police might be He said that a plainclothes police delivery, service and pick-up. informers, which was submitted to conditioned, partly No deposit. Stereos available arrest of the gunman who wasting officer known to older members of Wharton in December. Lnished. $2,800 or terms. at same rates. Call Service /tj abducted one of its time watching bathrooms for homosexuals. the Union gay liberation was once seen 827-6904. 3-5-24 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-31 investigative reporters masturbating in a Union lavatory by a The committee also discussed the during the weekend and "Barely a day goes by that there new member of gay lib. Though the possibility of doing a study on the role BVINDALE 14'x65'with HURRY 20% discount all held him isn't some sort of heterosexual assault ISO — on ixpando, furnished. 2 Peanuts Personal captive for 12 homosexual did not try to solicit the of police officers in the Dept. of Public carpet cleaning during the hours. jKjroom, 484-2134. 5-5-29 month of May! Don't delay on campus," Gaudard said. "I suggest man, he suggested the officer go to a Safety. contact Reporter Howard Kohn us now. BEE ii'MOON - 12'x60\ front PAT, I love you more than any CLEAN JANITOR SERVICE narrowly escaped death jng room, partly carpeted, words CO., 914 Filley, Lansing. when the gun of his would - •if conditioning. Dimondale, can even describe. I'll be assassin jammed as the 484-7275. 10-5/31 Phone 646-6363. 10-5-29 always love only you, Repas files third gripe two men fought. forever. George. 1-5-22 ROTO TILLING Kohn 25, has been Scan president. - and soil , investigating the city's Deluxe model - 1971. narcotics trade during the Unfurnished, completely carpeted except kitchen. past two years. By DIANE SILVER "Whenever the Academic Council 625-7563 . 4 5-23 JASON, HAPPY birthday! Your engages in an Rice Crispy treats are waiting State News Staff Writer administrative function then it is subject to the grievance 68 HAMPTON, skirted, P. Lamb and Schaffwoman. procedure," Repas said. disposal, washer / 1-5-22 Bob Repas, professor of Labor and Industrial However, Cantlon said that the council did not act as an New carpeting, onable Rates Relations, administrative has filed a grievance charging Michael unit, it only expressed displeasure. (rtiallv furnished, equipped V. -Stereo Harrison, faculty -HOUR grievance officer, and John Cantlon, provost, with Furthermore, the council is an elected legislative body and invert to oil heat. Call ANSWERING it "makes no sense to SERVICE Announcements for It's conspiring to deprive him of access to a hearing board. grieve against your own elected 676-2642. 4-5-23 What's Happening must be representatives." Repas' path for grievance is to recall his In a letter to Cantlon, Repas charged that received in the State News by illegally representatives, Cantlon said. j DREAM home - 8'x40', NEW DUPLEX for sale. FIT YOUR fancy! Older stereos office, 341 Student Services referring his grievance, concerning the Academic Council's bedroom, furnished, cheap. Beautiful, Lake view, Haslett. sell fast, bring you cash for Bldg., by I p.m. at least two censure of him, to the grievance officer for informal 32-6086 4-5-25 class days before publication. . $52,000 484-8713. 5-5-23 newer type you want. Dial resolution, he was effectively denied a hearing board. 355-8255 to place a Want Repas was censured last spring for his part in the release I0BIDGE 1970 - 12' x 65'. EAST LANSING accepted by phone. by owner, 2 of the faculty salary list. located m Dobile Home Park. Phone 6*5-8501.5-5-22 Valley Springs • 3 bedroom home, extras, conveniently $21,500. Phone 337-2489. located, Sailing Club will hold a social meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union Green Room. Shore The provost must automatically establish a board upon the request of a faculty member, hearing Repas said. Prof criticizes tax cuts 4-5-25 school will be held at 6:30 p.m. However, Cantlon referred Repas' cause to the grievance (continued from page 1) many years anyone aund |j~( EAST LANSING - by owner, 2 BANJO AND guitar lessons. All and racing class will follow the meeting. officer instead of establishing a board. The grievance further charged Harrison with conspiring has they an are income tax liability, not required to file attempting to solve social problems was told there was 3 bedroom home. Large lot. ELDERLY with the provost by styles, procrastinating on Repas' charge for - You an income tax return. not enough money, he said. are invited to a meeting $21,000. Phone 337 2489. INSTRUMENTS. 332-4331. five and one half months, then ND SOMETHING? of the Christian Science finally refusing to establish a However, in order to get the Now the state has the 4-5-25 C-5-31 board. you've found a pet or article Organisation at 6:45 p.m. today refund, they would have to in 35 Union. money, and its citizens are of value, we want to help you EAST LANSING Repas' has requested that a board order the provost to go through the process of - newly VOICE LESSONS given - set up another hearing board to hear his censure being told they can either it. Just come into the grievance. painted two bedroom house. classical to rock. Call Mary. filing a tax return. spend the money or get a State News Classified Fireplace, garage, disposal, Furthermore, that the board instruct the provost and Taylor said that new 349-9314, 353-1192. 3-5-22 tax cut, he continued. Dipertment and tell us you summer porch, new roof. 828 "Thaipusam: A Hindu Healing grievance officer to examine the grievance procedure so sources of state revenue, place an ad in EAST Festival" at 3:30 p.m. today in that they do not, in the future, Taylor thinks the fact that Huntington Road, $23,900. deprive faculty members of such i as the lottery and LANSING STATE BANK'S ■ 110 Anthony Hall. All those their rights by their ignorance. 1974 is an election year Phone 351-2198. 5-5-29 interested are invited. federal revenue sharing, found column. As a public The grievance is the third one filed greatly influenced the EAST LANSING ( -"|f—J-) by Repas in the past have resulted in t-he state decision to vote for year. a tax Recreation The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. STATE BANK will run the being embarrassed by cut. will have a lawyer available from In the letter, which prompted Repas' grievance, Harrison no extra cost to you. affluence, and because of said he was refusing to establish a board because no EAST LANSING Wednesdays during the term. this the tax cut was Taylor doubts whether STATE BANK UNION BOARD summer flights "administrator or administrative body" had been involved this ons, theses, MSU students can make approved. tax change is as to Europe from Detroit and appointments by in the censure motion. Under the grievance procedure, C-5-31 :ripts, general typing, stopping in only Taylor said it is equitable as it was touted Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m., 30 7 B Student Services Bldg. or an administrative action can be grieved against. UNO BEIGE MALE Puppy, IBM. 23 years experience. calling 353-0659. "criminally negligent and by state officials. He dislikes Monday • Friday. 2nd floor. However, Repas said the Academic Council could be " 349-0850. C-5-31 abhorrent to grant tax relief the special provisions in the months old, near Marble Union. C-5-31 classified as an administrative unit in this case Th Vide. jrkshoj because they in the face of all the law for the elderly, the :hool. Call 337-0892. functioned as one by punishing him in the censure motion. M-5-22 FLIGHTS NEW PROFESSIONAL IBM typing looking for individual: problems of the state." For blind and veterans. YORK, Frankfurt, return. From performing talents for WARD FOR returning black $165. Anne Munnich, presentation <411 cable TV. Call Students start clinic to aid migrant workers luther El Toro jacket, lost 355-7846. C-4-5/23 3S5-5783 for information. full Concert, call Bob, THESES, TYPING, printing, The 8mm Film Festival will ect 1- 569-3553. 5-5-24 EUROPE FLIGHTS this binding. Reasonable prices. be held at 7 and 9 summer from $229. Flights p.m. Call COMMERCIAL Wednesday and Thursday in 301 (continued from page 1) prefer an older doctor. They were in the localities involved. - GOLD / topaz ring. must be booked 35 days in PRINTING, 337-0712. Agriculture Hall. suspicious when they came and found Last summer's clinic «»V 16th in Union. Women's advance For more 10-6-1 "These people really don't have any experiences information students running the clinic," Cook hnge Call 393-0110. 3-5-22 call EAST Lyman A. Glenny, University other way to get decent health care. showed a need for Spanish - speaking LANSING VACATION of California, will said. "The women wouldn't let the staff members. The group made up a COMPLETE THESES speak on Their only choice is to use an ST: FRIDAY afternoon TRAVEL, 351-2650. 5-5-24 "Trends in Higher men examine them for treatment. We SERVICE. Discount printing. Education bi-lingual pamphlet to help the •Oman's silver Tissot watch and Implications for Graduate emergency room and that's so found that we needed more women IBM typing and binding of medical students who lacked the '"ween Berkey and WANT TO see the real Chicago Students" at 3 p.m. today in expensive that they only go to students, since at least 80 per cent of theses, resumes, publication. 10 2 B Wells Hall. All ability to speak Spanish to ask Administration Building, - ethnic neighborhoods, Across from campus, corner are hospitals if they expect to die," Cook those who came for treatment were ""wd. Call: 337-2142 culture, what makes it work? welcome. added. questions about the patient's problems M.A.C. and Grand River, women and children." and past. 1-5-23 Complete tour $20 full day. Last summer, a group of MSU below Jones Stationery Shop. The 1 97 3 Wolverine The clinic organizers are actively The clinics Jim Lane, 312- 465-0896 Yearbooks are here and will be medical and social work students, led are located in Call COPYGRAPH AT PINE RIVER canoe after 9pm. 5-5-24 distributed from 9 a.m. to S planning to expand and improve the community churches in each location SERVICES, 337-1666. by Rene Jaso, a Refugio, Texas, third services offered in last summer's clinics site, light blue ski p.m. beginning Wednesday in 30 and will probably be open one night a Wei. 351-1035. 5-5-25 C-5-31 year medical student, began a migrant Service Student Services Bldg. by involving a closer relationship with week. workers health screening clinic in the College of Human Medicine and by "We need more people to work in BLUE Dawes EXPERIENCED IBM typing. WMSN. all - campus radio, Stockbridge. an agreement with the University of the clinics with knowledge in these "Wmrider Dissertations. (Pica Elite). will hold an organizational About 12 medical students worked 10 - s peed, $50 FOR QUALITY service meeting for fall term at 8 Michigan dental school to provide a areas and who are fluent in Spanish," !*,,d- Call on FAYANN,489-0358. C-5-31 in the eight weekly Claude, tonight in 8 Student Services comprehensive dental care unit. Cook said. "We also need people to act "4491, Please return stereo equipment, see the evening clinics taking complete The group also hopes to establish a ' my Bldg. 5-5-25 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East TYPING ELECTRIC machine, medical histories, physical as interpreters." Grand River. C-5-31 free pharmacy for the necessary fast, accurate, and A French "Apres - Midi" "The college wants this health care examination, laboratory work and prescription needs of the migrants. experienced. Call 372-4746. with French music and poetry to be the best we can put out. It's not hw HU°SON HIGH RUBBISH REMOVAL clean making referrals and follow up The group involves people from the JJ! class ring, red up jobs, tree service, cut, trim reading will be held from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at 5394 examinations for approximately 100 areas of social work, public health, just something students do just J*, initials K.L. Rewardl ""353-7451. 3-5-23 and remove. 393-6080. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Amber Drive off Park Lane. patients. family planning, dental care, education because no one else does it," Tom 5-5-24 Kides will leave at 4 p.m. from Scullion of the Office of Health (Pica Elite) 1331 East "Most of the migrants tended to and the - the Union Free U office. cooperative extension service Services Education and Research, said. Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. B-1-5-21 SDS will hold an important meeting about the Investigations ffltopctungfjam PROFESSIONAL dissertation English typing. MA degree. NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 MARTY IBM Coordination Unit, the lettuce boycott and other issues at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Union Sunporch or call 675-7589 or 489-91 19. State mail system may foul up ^CKINGHAM units for APARTMENTS are now leasing » m The MSU Horticultur speak on landscape at 7 p.m. tin city voter notification process summer and fall. These spacious Wednesday in 209 Horticulture J*urV apartments ,'nished are completely carpeted and witfl d'*tinctive Spanish Mediterranean HEADING WEST after finals? Girl needs ride anywhere near Bldg. The Outing Club will meet at By JANE SEABERRY Mark Grebner, member of Voter Assistance, a student Yellowstone by June 11. ^''Posal niture. Each an(j unit has a dishwasher, garbage Cath: 355-1950. 5-5-25 7 p.m. today in 118 Physics - State News Staff Writer voter drive organization, expressed concern Monday about individual central control air Astronomy Bldg. for a program Many East Lansing voters who have recently moved to whether many students who have moved within residence diticming. These four man units have up to 3 on backpacking in Colorado. another part of the city may have trouble voting in halls or within the university during the year and who have Jj'S heateda spaces per unit. Recreating is planned for Anyone interested in bicycle touring is invited to a meeting of August's city council primary because of a state regulated failed to leave a forwarding address would be able to vote in swimming pool, recreation rooms and mailing system used by the city clerk's office. August. However, he added that the clerk's office is doing a l"'te the Crossroads Cycle Club at balconies. If you want to be among the first 7:30 today in the New voter registration cards were mailed last week by "decent, honest job" by clearing up the roles and NEED YOUR home pampered? p.m. City Clerk Beverly Colizzi to inform voters of precinct J115 s of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer are 3 months and start at $55 Going on Sabbatical? basement. Unitarian Fast Church, corner of Lansing location changes. eliminating "dead weight." Grebner was suspicious of Colizzi's motives, initially, per man. Fall Professional couple desires to Grove Street and Library Lane. are 9 + 12 home. The state system, Colizzi said, requires that voter because "there's been so much hostility between her and months and start at $62.50 FOR rent Tasteful, NTAL INFORMATION CALL: 351-7166. ownership care. References. The Pre - Vet Club will registration cards mailed to voters not be forwarded if the the community in the past," he said. "She kind of refused Please call evenings or sponsor a Morgan Horse Seminar voter no longer lives at his registered address. If the voter is to change. She didn't want to adjust to the thousands of weekends. 372-9394 or 1- at 7:30 p.m. today in 100 Vet not at the address to which the new card was mailed, it will new student voters each year, but it really looks to me like 543-6476. 3-5-22 Clinic. Two registered Morgans then be sent back to the city clerk's office, Colizzi said. she's doing a decent, honest job as city clerk." will be exhibited and a film Thus the voter may be left not knowing his precinct Grebner said that his group will try to notify students of DON'T FORGET blood comes location has been changed. the precinct changes and work with the city clerk after the managemf.nt excl us1vel y b y: only from people. The Bicycling Club will n After the city council primary August 7, letters which primary election in contacting students who have moved. Professional donors 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in can be forwarded will be sent out to the voters whose He added that students who have changed residences should compensated. MICHIGAN :n's Intramural Bldg. correct addresses are no longer known, based on the earlier contact the city clerk at city hall. ALl "ATE MANAGEMENT CO.. INC. COMMUNITY BLOOD A Free U course in ! return to the city clerk of the nonforwardable voter The new voting certificates were sent to voters whose CENTER. 337-7183. Hours j41 e Defense will be held at 7 registration cards. precincts were changed due to the creation of five new saginaw hwy. suite 411 Monday, Thursday and today and Thursday If the in person still cannot be contracted through east lansing. Michigan 48823 Friday 94:30pm Tuesday and second floor Union U precincts on campus, raising the total number on campus Wednesday 12-6:30pm. featuring judo, karate forwarding, his or her name will then be removed from the from 10 to 15. The certificates will notify voters of their C-5-31 alkigo. voting rolls. new polling places. 10 Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Tuesday, Mav ^22,197 r Graves knocks audit Agency to use class project R< of Model Citie By State SH/ Ni By ABDUL JAMAL State News Staff Writer • the demonstration agency had kept However, Graves is still not in Model Cities regeneration The control incomplete and inadequately satisfied. He admitted that the City 1,1 and convi. Lansing Mayor Gerald W. Graves, maintained accounting records; Demonstration Agency and Model „yal will con who has quarreled with the Lansing • operating agencies of model cities Cities had not adequately monitored lien he will I had not been audited as required; certain contract agencies, but said the irvin J- Model Cities administration for recreational use of the Grand River, the proposals into a workable •the results of a review of the HUD auditors failed to determine A lansing Model Cities agency will formula. ,urt. Some months, is not satisfied with the Model establishment of community centers agency by a national firm of what the taxpayers received from utilize a class project of MSU Smith worked |Wever, think Cities Audit Report, which was accountants not Model Cities for the hundreds of landscape architecture students to and relocation of the Farmer's Market closely with immit a criml recently released by the U.S. Dept. of were being fully and facelifting for structurally sound utilized; thousands of dollars spent for regenerate one of the 15 Model Cities architecture in orkjng for a si Housing and Urban Development •deficiencies in the neighborhoods in Lansing. buildings. formulate They have ac monitoring and monitoring and evaluation. (HUD). The HUD audit report, which evaluation process of model cities "HUD also failed to 'Studies have been done on this Smith said some of the homes in 23!Su?,yh design designs for housing. plans anl >s< >i is Open Pit the admini "the BAR B-Q SAUCE MUSTARD t0 the ■I SI "18 oz. 18° Good only at Larry's & Goodrich's Squeeze Pack 1? Save 17c „e Juneo Health Ca studying a for Expires 5/26/73 *ePtives an ) Expires 5/26/73 Code Limit one please with Limit one please with '0/ spouses i <*nts. R-7 coupon ft $5 purchafa coupon and $5 purchase Iww !>reStations arc thi