HIKE IH ALLOCATIONS SOUGHT U' appropriations face Senate debate By JOHN LINDSTROM introduce an amendment that would replenish large State News Staff Writer committee cut in MSU's allocation. a "^J1 amendments cut*drastic #ere we're try>ng and to restore by these go to the House. Both be passed today. Young and Byker expect the bill will I A bipartisan coalition of 18 senators introduced „ MSU Sfn- amendment Coleman Young, D - Detroit, said Tuesday that the unwarranted," Young said. If MSU's allocation is not increased 1 amendment to the would be part of a block of It will require at least 20 votes for the amendments to by the Senate, higher education amendments introduced to increase certain universities' pass as part of the bill. Young said that Sen. administration officials indicate they will continue to lobby Jpropriations bill recommending that MSU be allocations up to Milliken's original recommendations. - Hudsonville, had told him that he had "seven or eight" Gary Byker, R for the governor's full recommendation in the House. It was first reported last ■located the full, $78.1 million, recommended by At least that's the strategy this afternoon," Young said. Republican votes. Thursday that the Senate It could Appropriations Committee would recommend that ■overnor Milliken earlier this year, change between now and eight o'clock (when debate was scheduled to "That means I'll have to raise 12 or 13 votes to reach approximately $2.5 million be cut from Milliken's proposal i The amendment was still begin) and could change during being debated as the debate." that magic number of 20," of $78.1 million for MSU. iper went to press but was expected to pass "When the block of amendments are Young said. On Friday, after the committee's introduced we're The amendments will be introduced intentions were besday night or today. by a bipartisan known, President Wharton made an appearance at the going to insist that they be voted on as a coalition of 18 senators that includes Sen. block, instead of Phillip Pittenger, separately," Young added. "We're R Lansing, and Gary Byker, R Capitol in an effort to convince the legislators to increase |As the higher education appropriations bill went to the - doing this to keep our - Hudsonville and vice bipartisan coalition together and chairman of the appropriations committee. the allocation. te Senate floor Tuesday night, some senators planned to strengthen the chance of tneir passing. When Dassed, either amended or as is, the bill then will (continued on page 15) michigan Volume 66 Number 4 Michigan State University ^ East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 bttS WHITE HOUSE ENEMIES LIST' Dean says Nixon knew I WASHINGTON (AP) - John W. lawyer said when he was asked how it will take perjury upon perjury further today in hearings televised live |an III testified Tuesday the White the Senate Watergate committee can upon perjury" to sustain the cover by the three commercial networks. Jusp maintained an "enemies list" of - reconcile Dean's accusations with the up. "I wasn't capable of doing that. I He spoke of "substantial efforts" to Mitical foes and challenged President denials of Nixon, who probably will knew my day of being called was not discredit the testimony he is giving the ■xon's last pronouncement denying not consent to Senate far off." questioning. committee, including rumors that he is Tolvement in the Watergate cover - Asked if he now feels better for Dean ended his second day as a a homosexual and that he was living having told his story, Dean replied: witness, after testifying for five and a "with a beautiful "The truth will come out "I'm not a sinner half hours, with an offer to take a lie foreign woman," seeking the while his wife was lentually," the victed presidential confessional. . . as I told the President detector test. He will be questioned away. Dean said the administration used the Internal Revenue Service and other agencies to seek embarrassing information about people on the "enemies list." ludge signs injunction In his own case, he said, investigations were thorough. "Everyconceivable inch of my lift; has been gone over," said Dean, who was questioned closely about his lelaying tree removal charges that President Nixon was involved in the Watergate coverup. "I have one ally only, and that's the truth as I know it," Dean said. Making a point "I can session. That was the only time we could be scheduled for speak it and realize implications when Former White House aide John Dean III makes By TERI ALBRECHT I a point while such length," Carr said. "But at least the trees won't come speak about the President. State News Staff Writer down during that time." testifying before the Senate Watergate Committee Tuesday in I An Ingham County Circuit Court judge Tuesday But East Lansing city manager John Patriarche Washington. 1 injunction restraining for almost a month the signed (continued on page 15) planned Tuesday called the scheduling "an unusually long delay." AP Wirephoto poval of trees at the Michigan Avenue — Harrison Road "I have not seen the restraining order so I lersection. really cannot comment on it, but the delay will unfortunately hold up the I In effect, he bought time for the trees until a ■the controversy could be set for July 23. rehearing project quite a while," he said. Carr added that in the course oi' CONGRESS TAKES ACTION ■ Robert Carr, attorney for the citizen - researching their case, plaintiffs in the they have found that the title deeded by the trustees to the |t, said afterwards that Judge Marvin Salmon's action city for a portion of the land has several legal loopholes Bills iserved the status quo and gave enough time to tighten which they are investigating further. leir argument against the three defendants: the Michigan Jpt. of State Highways, the CSty of East Lansing, and I MSU Board of Trustees. are The other two new attorneys assisting Carr on the case Raymond Joseph and James Roberts. John Woodford, director of the department of state WASHINGTON (AP) - The House cut the President will not veto the bill" bom spending authority in the new fiscal I "He allowed the sizable amount of time because we highways, declined Tuesday to comment on the restraining blocked new spending for U.S. and "will do what the law requires him ir case to almost full year starting Sunday. run a day and a half of ccourt (continued on page 15) bombing in Cambodia Tuesday as the to do." But first the House rejected another Senate took final action to cut off all The fund cutoff was in a $3.4 attempt to give the President 60 days present funds for the bombing. billion supplemental appropriation to try to force a Cambodia cease - fire By a 81 to 11 vote the Senate sent bill. It covers all money Congress has with the bombing. to President Nixon the bill passed by ever appropriated through the end of An amendment by House the House Monday to prohibit use of the fiscal year at midnight Saturday. Appropriations Committee Chairman any presently available funds for The bill will not physically go to George H. Mahon, D-Tex., to prohibit bombing in Cambodia or Laos. the President until after a formal The President has 10 days after he new spending for bombing was receives the bill to halt the bombing or engrossing and printing procedure that approved 232 to 181 after an takes several days. amendment to knock the 60 veto the bill. - day Across the Capitol, the House took delay out of it was adopted 218 to But Sen. John G. Tower, R-Tex., that same denial of bombing funds a 194. told newsmen he is "inclined to think step further and wrote into it new The ban was written into a so - called continuing resolution authorizing the defense department and other federal DESPITE CRITICISM agencies to continue spending after their regular appropriations expire at midnight Saturday. Panel OKs Kelley "Hiis language is virtually veto - proof," Rep. Clarence D. Long, D-Md., told the House. "I can't imagine a President vetoing a continuing FBI director resolution." as WASHINGTON (AP) - Kansas City the worst employment and upgrading Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley won record, in regards to black personnel, the unanimous approval of the Senate of comparable size cities in America." Judiciary Committee Tuesday to head He also told the committee that the Federal Bureau of Investigation. numerous complaints of police Sen. James O. Eastland, D-Miss., brutality have been leveled against the the committee chairman, said he Kansas City department. expects Senate confirmation today of Watkins was the opening witness at Kelley's nomination. the committee's third day of hearings "In my judgment, everyone on Kelley's nomination by President realized he is an outstanding law Nixon. Wet enforcement officer and will make a Kelley, 61, served with the FBI for The high will be in the mid fine FBI director," Eastland told 21 years before returning to his home - 80s with winds 10 to 20 m.p.h. newsmen after the committee's town in 1961 to become chief of There will be a 40 per cent chance closed session. police. of precipitation, according to the His nomination to be FBI director, National Weather Service. Bruce R. Watkins, a black civil submitted by President Nixon on June rights leader, urged the committee on 8, drew bipartisan support from the Monday to reject Kelley and called the outset, unlike the earlier, ill • starred Inside Wednesday Kansas City, Mo. police chief, as "a bureaucratic machine insensitive to appointment of L. Patrick Gray III. •Oakhill residents blow their Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va„ a human compassion." day in court. Page 5 Watkins is president of Freedom, Judiciary Committee merflber who led the fight against Gray's nomination, •Mary Sharp turns to politics. Inc., which he identified as "a gave several reasons why he thought Page 8 nonpartisan, political civil rights Kelley gained such ready acceptance. • Food stamps are legal. Page 9 WW SliiKiHBKV organization which represents all 12 black elected officials in Kansas City and Jackson County." He said Kelley "had no history of political activities and no connection with Watergate" and had a background Refunds He testified of law enforcement experience. Students carrying 10 credits Trees granted "unyielding position that on Kelley's law and order contributed fuel" to the 1968 riots in In addition, he said Kelley was "forthright, honest, frank and straight more who do not wish to read State News the or The trnflQ uuhirh thfl state hiahway department wants to remove for remodeling of the Harrison Kansas - forward" in responding to the or use its services may "°ad™ chi£n A^nuf in.t«.ion will remain a, leas, until a July cutting c<>- Circuit Court Judge Marvin Salmon said was necessery before tree 23 hearing which Ingham could begin. Signs City that followed the assassination of Martin Luther King, adding that the lives of six innocent committee's questions at three days of hearings on his nomination. obtain a $1 refund authorization presenting their fee receipt card at by 345 Student Services blacks were needlessly sacrificed. Gray, Nixon's first choice to Bldg. from 8 - Pleading for the foes' lives have b«n posted on meny of the ,««. Watkins said the Kansas aty police succeed the late J. Edgar Hoover as .12 a.m. and 1 - 5 p.m. through ^ ^^ ^ ■ department under Kelley "has perhaps (continued on page 13) V""' J 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, jUne 27 1973 news Farmers distressed over freeze By LOUISE COOK incubators before June 14 when President Nixon "I don't mean just Associated Press Writer announced the price freeze. enough to go brok» k entire investment. He would . Federal officials nave put a damper on farmers' hopes of be out of l(* summary Allen said it costs about $1 to raise an average • size a relaxation in the 60 - day price freeze. Some poultry chicken of about three pounds to the age of seven weeks He said the cost of producers they're losing so much money they may have say when it is ready for market. He estimated it cost 10 rents from 14 to 15 cents a producing broilers l.«» to kill baby chicks. more chick to kill the day pound; prices thev per - old birds and said he could lose flrom 14 to 16 cents. Officials of the Cost of Living Council said Tuesday that y received f- three time6 that much by raising and selling them. "This summer, it's the limitations on prices would be enforced in a "fairly Normally, Allen said, he places about 600,000 chicks a costing 27 cents nn produce a pound of live tight manner" with few exemptions. week with north Georgia farmers who raise the birds for chicken anriaver«* Taxi safes installed The announcement came at the same time that the market. Now, he said, he can place only 300,000 chicks demanding that it be sold for 22 to 22'/'!, fre*» he added. * cents Per Agriculture Dept. said the cost of feeding a theoretical because there isn't enough feed for more. Until the freeze, Reynolds family of 3.2 persons went up again in May. The rate of Glenn Reynolds, the president of J.W. Nichols Co., one had risen enough to said, "the nrio* . Courtesy and Yellow Cab Co. of Lansing says increase, however, was the lowest this year. of the major poultry producers In the Dallas - Fort Worth keep up with the rhe demand has increased but increall fn°r S* that from now on its drivers will have money safes In a related consumer development, the American area of Texas, said, "At this point, we have not destroyed the supply h^n ! in their cabs and will carry only $5 in change. Automobile Assn. said that 54 per cent of the 3,417 service stations it surveys weekly have rationed sales or cut back any chickensor eggs. We have made no decision. We're still waiting to 9ee what happens." uSs " °f tHe ^ that ^ °°StS m'^Sn The company also said it has installed red lights operating hours because of the fuel shortage. He said his company was hoping the freeze would be Jerry Friddle of OK Processors, Inc on top of cabs which drivers can turn on when Poultry farmers said their problems were getting worse. lifted. "If we don't get that, we're hoping for emergency Ari. said he was cutting the of „ they are in danger. The farmers claim they are caught in a squeeze between rising feed prices and frozen retail prices. The prices the legislation that would stop exports of feed grain incubators by 20 per cent. He said if?f number of em OK was ,K»f Company President Duane Jacobs said the immediately," he said. soybean meal which comprises about 40 iX* r1 - farmers charge for their chickens are not frozen, but Under present conditions, he said, it would take less moves were taken "due to the frequency of they feed for broiler chicken a say wholesalers won't pay more if they can't pass the than a year for a the open - on market robberies and attempts on drivers' lives and poultry grower to lose his entire "Some of us who didn't move fast increase on to the consumer. investment at the normal rate of enoueh ar* h~, turning five crops of chicks," Friddle said. "The rest of us welfare." Council officials held out some hope of limited relief. John Dunlop, the council director, said the government is chickens a year. not setting eggs." are cuTST cuttln« b«k t studying a plan to restrict tax benefits to exporters of certain U.S. products that may be in short supply. Some Vanity plates not selling Effects of fuel farmers have claimed soybean and grain prices are rising shortage because of large amounts of exports. James W. McLane, who directs the freeze for the Secretary of State Richard Austin said today he council, was asked about reports of food shortages because is disappointed with the sale of personalized license of the price limitations. "There appear to be some problems plates being offered to thepublic for the first time in your basic areas - soybeans, chickens and so forth. stabilize, poll find this year. There are some real problems. Some may be blown out of Austin said he expects to sell only about 2,000 of the personalized plates when the deadline for their sale arrives Saturday. proportion." The Agriculture Dept. said that the cost of feeding a typical American family increased in May at a rate that may WASHINGTON would add $13 to the annual grocery bill. (AP) More than half of the gasoline - hours during the week, Ipprox reducing their "We had hoped for a first year sale of between The increase puts the yearly marketbasket total at stations in a national survey are limiting their sales or operating hours, but the effects of the fuel shortage may be increasing their time off. operatic swstsi Juesda\ ■illiam 5,000 and 10,000 personalized plates," he said. $1,493, up .9 per cent from April. The boost was the Gasoline stations in the Northwest smallest since last December, when the indicator declined. stabilizing, the American Automobile Assn. said Tuesday, hardest hit by the shortage, but the appear Austin said he believes the newness of the The continuing effects of the situations th George Allen of Loret Farms in Chattanooga, Tenn., shortage were reflected in improving. Only 32 program and the $25 fee for the plates are supervised the killing of 22,000 day - old chicks at a a survey of 3,417 stations out of approximately 220,000 in unlimited purchases per cent operated at normal ho.^ probably responsible for the slow sales. hatchery in Georgia on Monday. As the chicks continue to the United States. week, the AAA said. permitted, up from 27 >IC hatch, Allen said, they will be destroyed — 22,000 per day Though gasoline appeared to be available throughout The major national parks, with the the country, the number of stations exception of <5™ on Thursday, Friday and the first four days of next week. closing earlier than and Kings Canyon in California, Allen normal and on Sundays continued to report adeauatp'i said he had stopped delivering eggs to the grow, reaching 47 per available. ' q Wounded student sues incubator for hatching. He said it takes 21 cent, up from 43 per cent a week ago, the association said. The AAA continued to advise Aformer Kent State to hatch and said the eggs now The State News is published by the students of days for an egg hatching were placed in the But R. Donald Strickland, an AAA "This thing appears to be Though he predicted bottoming out." a spokesman, said, stabilization, he said he does not tanks more than half and on Sundays because the stations is limited then, motorists to k<*n rJ filled and to limit drivino» - number of oni J2 •! !< University student Michigan State University every class day during Fall, think gasoline would be as available in the future it has The weekly survey, the fourth wounded during a as May 1970 confrontation Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, bee" ln the P®81- issued by the AAA between students and the Ohio National compiled from reports from 200 AAA offices Guard The motorist organization said that operations The easrii Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a or sales stations are along major travel routes in filed suit against the Guard Monday for $90,000 in were being curtailed in 54 per cent of the stations. all states pv J special Welcome Week edition is published in Alaska. cer acti damages. September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Three weeks ago, the AAA reported 75 per cent were Studi Robert F. Stamps of South Euclid, IU. was Member Associated Press, United Press operating normally, two weeks ago the figure dropped to ary sa shot 64 per cent and one week ago 53 per cent. The current International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan France, USSR in the back idiciar during the shootings, and the suit Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan figure is 46 per cent. :losel> contends that his "ability to The survey also found: enjoy life has been Collegiate Press Assn. rsity's adversely affected." Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. •Ten per cent limiting the amount of gasoline a motorist its wli may purchase in a single stop. Stamps was graduated from 1972 and now works in Miami Kent State in June Beach, the suit said. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, •Two per cent temporarily out of fuel. •Two per cent closed for lack of fuel. continue summit leeks, assessi The suit names officers of the Michigan, 48823. iry, i National Guard Phones: The survey also indicated that the reduction in operating PARIS ( P ) - Leonid "have been fully F. Ri and then Gov. James A. hours may be only I- Rhodes as defendants, News/Editorial 355-8252 indirectly related to the fuel Brezhnev reassured keeping" with lation contending they sent improperly trained troops to Gassified Ads 355-8255 shortage. President Georges expectations. Univ the campus. Display Advertising 353-6400 0_t.. Some stations open on _ j Pompidou of France French officials indicata Sundays are finding their fuel Business Office 355-3447 supply is depleted faster than normal because more stations Tuesday that he and Pompidou was flattered th m. Photographic 355-8311 are closed. President Nixon concluded Brezhnev had asked to a Ine are Campus Information 353-8700 The increased Sunday sales hinder no secret deal Europe on him right after his talk-1*ml operations during the Nixon. week when stations must limit sales to during their summit talks Agnew backs President This contributes to further regular customers. last week. Against a background < LIEBERMANH'S' find they can pump all the Sunday closings as operators gas available to them in shorter At the same time, the press comment on I Soviet Communist boss hinted to Pompidou that possibility of secret Nixon Brezhnev agreements )el Vice President Sprio T. France could scarcely hope Europe, a Frenc Agnew says if he were to For cameras and to continue its maverick spokesman reported ttu jsarj/s Campusp become president he would policy in Europe now that the Soviet leader follow the cold war tensions Pompidou "there was foreign policy are discussion of thir diminishing. directions set by President Nixon, but would probably travel extras - our The report of assurances emerged from briefings by countries, during the nor of Franc Washingiu Beauty Salon try "some different things" French spokesmen on talks." with domestic policy. theprivate "EVERYTHING BAG" talks the two Brezhnev gave a s Agnew, interviewed by leaders held 18thin an hint that there might hai Time If you have long hair, you'll century chateau 35 miles to be some changes i magazine, expressed love our new no roll body perms. southwest of Paris. French policy. "total confidence" in Nixon. , Brezhnev's remarks on the "International relate The magazine said Our Agnew new phone no. is 351-6511. end of the cold war came in are entering a new stage, indicated that he could only a toast he said in his toast. Unt I 549 E. Grand River, Across from Berkey. during a luncheon. imagine himself being Whether Brezhnev recently they wet president in 1977, if he were persuaded the suspicious dominated cold wi by to French that the two ideology "but the picture run and was elected. superpowers were not now totally different." "I think the President's trying State to regulate the destiny of The agreement mand I foreign policy judgments have the world remained unclear. prevent nuclear bers of been really superior," Agnew But initial French fears concerns the superpowei le jype said. "We really do see the seemed to have abated but also "in large measiu lsan(js ( world quieting down." SALE somewhat, and Pompidou aims at diminishing th said his talks with Brezhnev threat of nuclear war ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ other countries," Brezhn* !artwrig Young Men's said. a behir ■ McNeil & S This was seen as a tional i Executive Summerweight Knit Shirts ■ ■ hint that if the superpower privilege backed J - Brown ■ agreed to curtail tM up. Or Cuffed Pants nuclear arsenals, they wo ■ like trees. ■ expect other nations such France to follow suit. Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson gave his support $9 Tuesday to the right of a president to withhold information from Congress. "All presidents have on limited refused to furnish information to the occasions Congress," Summer wardrobe value finds! What's Your Craft? Richardson said. "I. cannot sit here and in effect Comfort knit cut-and-sewn long . . give away. the right of executive privilege. . Richardson, appearing before a Senate Judiciary sleeve sport shirts and cuffed pants, We probably have il.. ■ subcommittee, conditioned his endorsement of Roomy . . . lightweight . . . and compartmented to executive privilege by keep everything organized. Four separate pockets of polyester/cotton for minimum macrame saying "the burden ofproof with secure zipper closures will should always be on the executive carry everything from decoupage branch to care and cotton for overnight needs to cameras or hobby tools. right now! justify nondisclosure." fabric backed Tough iconage - vinyl with wide shoulder sling. 15" x 10' x Th". Red. Shirts: patterns, prints and solid candle making - green, brown, black. paint by - number - colors. Sizes S,M,L,XL. rug hooking Trade deficit hurts gold $Z7.50 Pants: checks, solid colors, stitchery plaids, FREE mosaics and stripes. Waist sizes 29 to 36. Disappointing American trade figures sent the Gold Monogram suede U.S. dollar plunging and gold prices soaring today pearl & beading on Western European markets. The American from your "self expression" store currency sank to a record low of 2.535 West German marks in Frankfurt, making the rate about 39Vi cents for a mark. The dollar T Jacobsons I , , fabrics. ItfilU Y(. crafts • also weakened sharply in London and Paris. iiiiin Gold prices jumped more than that the United States $4 an ounce following a U.S. Commerce Dept. announcement suffered a foreign trade deficit of $ 157.9 million in EAST LANSING—209 E. Grand River mory max| Stadium Plaza May. Tuai., Wed. & Sat. to 6 p.m- Gold usually rises when the dollar is in trouble. DOWNTOWN -107 S. Washington June 27 '9731 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 3 business," Rights party calls rape code faulty *,ast summer heV received »# r, ts on and the ^ cents an, p< ISi By ANGELIA CARROLL State News Staff Writer The present Michigan criminal code danger that she or was subjected to and actual implied threats against her or others as a result of noncompliance. IfmL concerning rape is defective and inequitable as it has been judicially •A system of degrees of rape be interpreted, the Michigan Human Rights established in order that mitigating or \ party said in a resolution approved at a aggravating circumstances surrounding the statewide meeting this month. act, such as incidental injuries inflicted and 1C- °f Forth f The resolution urges legislative revision of rape statutes, and the institution of all degree of force used, may be fairly considered. of eh™dite STOP, eBgs placed - women rape units by state and local was •Penalty provisions in general be unable to |J „ police as a means of reducing the trauma of lowered and set at a more reasonable level, *°per cent of a rape victims reporting to police. The units and that they be scaled to correspond to market. would also see that greater emphasis is OB®—"* the system of degrees. ough are placed by police on rape prevention and destroyia lre cutting back J THE rape law enforcement. A system of degrees of rape and of gradations of punishment for rape is EXTRADITION' The House Judiciary Committee is presently considering a 252 - page revision of the criminal code which includes the included in considered Committee. the by revisions the House now being Jucuciary i NIXON, MITCHELL, statute dealing with rape. Michigan's present statute states that age "Action probably will not be taken to report the bill out of the committee before the summer recess in July," Gregory forcible rape is committed when a man "shall ravish and carnally know of the age of 16 years or and more, any female against her will," and showing "any by force Kershul, an aide to the committee, said Tuesday. penetration, however slight," is proof of Extradition protest the act. indi The Human Rights party resolution seeks the inclusion of four modifications in However, judicial interpretation allowed the victim to be crossexamined has ^proximately 15 protestors marched at the State Capitol in Lansing has called the case a "political case." He charged that "The system is any rape statute adopted. They are that: about previous sexual experience and any operating costs a esday to register their disapproval of the extradition of Robert taking me to the woodshed." prior acquaintance with the attacker. This lliams to North Carolina to face charges of kidnapping. Williams State News photo by C.L. Michaels •Facts concerning the personal behavior information is admitted as evidence for aPPear to be tb or sexual habits of the victim of her possible consent to the act. an alleged itions there forcible rape not be considered as evidence At the present, courts have set a may b normal hours wi bearing on either her possible consent to standard of "resistance to the utmost" ti 27 per cent HCIARY PLANS FALL PROBE the act or her veracity as a witness. the victim. The revision being proposed by by •Any standard of resistance included in the Judiciary Committee would substitute ception of Sequoi the statute require only that the victim's a standard of "earnest resistance" ort by the adequate ' resistance was reasonable in terms of the victim in place of the present standard. 'fists to keep lit r driving at n. of open servk lad check policy by the AAA,*! MICHAEL FOX University bad check Academic Freedom Report, informal, Office of Judicial Programs resolving issues Tices. The gasolin News Staff Writer policy," Rainey said in an the student rights' said he understood the without resort to full l all states excep acting chairman of interview. "As it stands document adopted in 1967. judicial ritual. policy was a verbal one, Student • Faculty now, if a student doesn't The Student Faculty mentioned in writing only In discussing future ry said Tuesday that pay his fees, he is dismissed Judiciary is responsible for in information sent to new trends, he noted that the diciary will probably from the University and his protecting students' right students. judiciary will maintain its losely this fall at the credits are cancelled." under the Academic The judiciary acts on hard line on students found ■sity's treatment of Rainey, who is acting Freedom Report. complaints, generally guilty of academic is who pay fees with chairman until the judiciary Student complaints over scheduling hearings to listen dishonesty, including ecks. elects student the bad check policy have to all sides of an issue cheating and use of imit a new ssessing trends in the chairman in September, said come to the judiciary before rendering a decision. commercial term papers. acting chairman the judiciary in the past several times, but never in a The judiciary's decisions can "We take academic been fully F. Rainey pinpointed year has moved into the way in which the judiciary include ruling that an dishonesty cases very g" with lation of students with areas of motor vehicle could resolve the issue to its administrative regulation or seriously," he said. >ns. University Business regulations and student satisfaction, Rainey said. action is in violation of the The judiciary is made up officials indicate new area of government elections. There is no written Academic Freedom Report, of seven faculty and four was flattered thi He said that the judiciary mention of the similiar to the U.S. Supreme student members, with a area we will look at has broadened the consequences of bad check Court ruling a particular law student usually serving as ACT NOW AND SAVE BIG next year will be the interpretation of the payments in either the to be unconstitutional. chairman. In the fall a new ; a badgrounc current or Student Handbook the Academic Handbook. Rainey added that the procedures of the judiciary chairman will be chosen when two new students are ON YOUR NEXT NEW CAR! imvient on tl are tending to be more seated on the judiciary. of secret Nixon iell nonunionists No matter when you plan to purchase that '73 model i, agreements i a Fren $10,000 ARMY SURPLUS SHIPMENT! new car, you can save big right now. reported iter plant easily How? Simply by applying for a 10% new car credit l iet leader union loan by July 1. on "there was of thir nor of Franc MKASKA (UPI) - Despite threats of increased from construction trade unionists Tuesday, NEW Y Air Force Aviator Sunglasses $3.98 You can do it by phone, mail, or in person. And remember, with a credit union loan you get the H i workers entered the Shell Oil Co. gas processing the Washingio Parachutes JUNGLE BOOTS W iv gave a stron construction site here with relative ease. ; of the nonunion workers, Floyd Glazier, 37, Paris, % ^ $9.95 protection of credit life insurance at no additional cost. there might hav jme changes was ticketed by Michigan State Police on a charge of i driving and operating a truck without a chauffer's \ $15.99 W 7X7 Nylon Pack Tents 4% lbs. 552HW ttl after he allegedly forced several unionists to leap licy. id a police car by driving a gravel truck toward them, now $34.99 MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION ational relatioi flHk Women's Sizes therwise, workers entered the site with "only the -""SCflfew. Available! ig a new stage, lal amount of screaming and verbal abuse but no Pure Down Sleeping i his toast. Unt 600 E. Crescent Rd. • Phone 353-2280 nee,"according to Stuart Cartwright, vice president of Bags 2lbs. of Downfill ' they S'TWig now $39.99 Convenient Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Monday thru Friday Engineering Co., Shell's main contractor at the site, by cold wa responsible for hiring most of the nonunion but the picture different." ! agreement t nuclear w» State Police spokesman assigned to a new mobile mand trailer at the site said there were "sufficient" PX STORE FRANDOR )ers of troopers on hand to prevent a violent outbreak the superpowei ie type which has resulted in more than 70 arrests and in large measui diminishing th isands of dollars in damage, as well as several nonths of picketing since the Houston - injuries, in based Delta THURSDAY 9-9 ~ 0PEN ~ FRIDAY 9-9 nuclear war ft ers arrived. 351-5323 itries," Brezhne artwright said work slowdowns and stopages have put i behind its construction timetable, and overtime and tional manpower would be needed in the near future to "P. aft? 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MSU degree until she can tell the difference to have the freedom to choose their student who has are forbidl"^' funds recommended for MSU by demagoguery and dictatorial rule cannot compete with ofher between early and late Gothic own courses. Instead, they not r 10 Gov. Milliken. of the sort which was ruled universities for architecture and can identify Newton's immediately have natural science and general education roursesl"?"1 Obviously the state solons unconstitutional in the recent Tri prominent second law of motion. ATL crammed Into their cerebral junior status. As a want to rest?*? ,,tUi minority and women staff The University still requires Sally tissues, like it or not. study only physic ^ have a responsibility to be very University lawsuit. around J^ - members by offering only mere and 45,000 other students to study It is quite obvious that students are writing careful about which will Sori nevefbt annual In that decision, Ingham token salaries. three terms each of natural science, not going to put any more time than is probably !tu^o{ , use to them. appropriations but the politics at County Circuit Court and the And the contingency fund American thought and language, absolutely necessary Into these play here are best left at the door Michigan Court of Appeals ruled tactic adopted by the committee humanities and social science. Of all courses. the asinine, useless and annoying rules they were not wasting of the Capitol - not in the that the legislature could not .. of allocating funds at $ 1,000 per ridiculous classroom. dictate how that MSU and thousands of In addition to being boring, the courses. Universityy ' 111 autonomous student for each new student universities like it around the world first two years of **q:' The latest case of swinging the college have become universities spend state over the expected enrollment is impose on students, these four general almost a total waste of time legislative baseball bat comes in appropriations. Senator Zollar like setting a rotten carrot in education course requirements are the University courses are, in add- academically for many students, a mere recent comments by Sen. Charles and his committee now make no front of a starving rabbit. most absurd. especially those wtio have already many cases. repetition 0f hi^h school O. Zollar, R-Benton Harbor and bones about their intent to The University is far too There is very often a distinct air of declared a major in a totally unrelated chairman of the all - powerful circumvent that boredom in field. These students are so Most ruling by important to be made a political required course busy high schools Senate Appropriations classrooms, especially in the freshman students basic penalizing institutions which football. The legislature must sandwiching electives between three biology and hoi Committee. write a paper before deviate from their realize that the proposed cuts in class, which has the highest dropout terms of University requirements they hand f legislative - that diploma (hopefully). A Senator Zollar defended the appointed path. the MSU budget are in the best rate at MSU. University requirements they almost forget what collegestu they are has committee's decision to The University has had to reel constitute one very definite reason for supposed to be majoring in. undoubtedly been required interest neither of the University study a certain amount recommend the cuts, this lack of interest which prevails of sci-- especially under this legislative club for too nor the state. A. few miffed math and English courses in his the cut of $788,000 for the among underclassmen. To make things worse, the school program to long. Merciless budget cuts and politicians must .tot be allowed Students resent being forced to dish individual get into coIIm. College of Urban Affairs, by penny - pinching are taking a to stand in the way of first - class out hundreds of dollars for courses colleges University cooperate with this system. within the th. first place. So lustorm th'ough it all no. he ll ft righteously announcing: drastic toll at MSU and more education. which they did not choose to take and Most of the interesting and specialized over satisfy a bunch of "We have never sanctioned budget cuts will compound the want to keep him administrators off the street the new urban affairs program. problem. make him a "well • rounded" ■ By trustee action, they took Students are already These required money off the top of allocations beleaguered by high tuition and courses are threat to students' indepen for four other schools to fund it. residence hall rate hikes, and Students are told The committee felt if they want they can spec legislative funding cuts will make and decide on their courses ine- to do it that way, they can do it the but then find out this is possibility of a tuition not true again." increase more likely. first two years are Faculty for them. Sure, already mapped The question then boils down members who have fceen passed they can put some It off until their senior not to whether the program has over for pay increase^ in skeleton year, but ' is no way to avoid merit, but that the University did budgets in recent years will University coir completely. not get the permission of likewise have problems. The fact that Universi requirements create boredom a- students, keep them from Law school-al with studying what to study, are they came to ms basically a repetition getting The Senate Appropriations Gov. Milliken high school classes and present a was placed in a to students' thrt Committee made a wise and politically explosive position by independence shou provide reason astute decision when it the committee's decision to enough for th abolishment. recommended that $777,000 be fund three law schools instead set aside for establishment of a of one. Grand Valley State Students will have to stand proposed law school at MSU. u| College was to receive $200,000 be heard instead of meekly ob, Now if only the Senate and and $129,000 their curriculum guides if education was for Western the House can take quick action Michigan to become an exciting, indepen University. Now institution. and approve the budget request, Milliken must decide to sanction MSU can begin work toward all three schools or play politics establishing a top - flight law and fund only one. school. In any event, MSU seems to The gesture Appropriations by the Senate not really surprising. MSU has Committee is be in prime position to at long last bring the study of law to its 40,000 students. The Doctor's Bag one of the few criminal justice By ARNOLD WERNER, MD schools in the country and, William Whiting, editor - in - chief; Michael Fox, located just minutes from the news editor; Letters may be addressed to Dr. Bob Novosad, editorial editor. transmitting an unspecified infection here the outlook of him infecting you Kathy Niezurawski, Werner at MSU Health Center. Names addition to having to get his V capitol, it is in the best position to copy chief; Craig to each other? is even greater. treated he would have to absorb Porter, photo editor. need not be included unless a focus on the needs of Michigan Beth personal A condom worn from the Ann Masalkoski, advertising reply is requested. time of considerable bruise of you not bei" in relation to law. manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertising entry in sexual intercourse is manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. straight with him about yor advertising Venereal diseases and gonorrhea in reasonably effective in preventing the manager; Al Kirleis, circulation transmission of venereal disease. But it relationship. The manager. I with University also has the Members of the board of directors: Vic am a woman two sex particular have become sufficiently is not foolproof, as other prestige to attract top - flight Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice partners. One man (A) doesn't know widespread so that it would be safe to parts of the president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary that I am involved with anyone but say that (B) has substantial risk of anatomy can have contact with the It is widely known that the bi professors and administrators treasurer: Tom Riordan; Al Wilke; Michael - genital area of the infected person and Orr; Roland Williams. him. He has intercourse only with me eventually getting syphilis or control pill causes women to gai to the new school, provided the The Michigan State News is a seven time while the other man (B) has numerous gonorrhea. In other words, your pick up the bug. In addition, large weight. I am an undernourished n legislature doesn't slash over $2.5 - recipient of the Pacemaker Award from numbers of men do not wear a condom the sexual contacts with concerns are realistic. and I Associated Collegiate Press for women aged 21 throughout intercourse. am wondering if such a "diet million from MSU's overall outstanding 40. journalism. 0 to My concern is that I don't can help me add some needed pound budget. contract venereal disease from (B) and As with all Oral sex with a person who has VD other infectious give it to (A) unknowingly. (B) does will give you oral VD diseases, the probability of getting so that dea loses The use of birth control pills too. POINT OF VIEW not have VD but I'm afraid that he syphilis or gonorrhea if exposed is men would be quite unwise. If t might catch it and give it to me before quite variable and depends upon a were sufficient hormones in the bi I am sure that all sorts of he knows he has it. variety of factors, but you can be sure control pills to affect the weight of that if surreptitious ways of treating sexual Highway Dept. slights you are having intercourse man it would also result in a decnr regularly with him and he partners with VD have been tried, in sexual drive and feminization.'" How long after has a male contracts VD something will ranging from putting penicillin in their does it take for symptoms to you get it too. weight gain would also be fat in appear? Gonorrhea in the is peanut butter to your suggestion that How man usually fairly the physician lie and tell the infected wrong places. effective is a condom in obvious since he has burning on environmental issues preventing the spread of VD? Would I avoid catching VD if instead of urination and penis. a discharge from his person that he is treating something else. What could he say? In this day It is worth difference noting that there is a between bei and age of By LEON SHILTON intercourse, I engaged in oral sex only? sophistication, you would undernourished and being thin. Bei statements are filed, they are hardly get away with saying that he More recently, however, cases have undernourished is remedied by eati Lansing resident superficial, and when put on the table appeared in which symptoms were was treating a cold in the scrotum or One would hope that the current with those of more Would a doctor have to tell the that his penis had a runny nose. more of the proper foods. Being tn progressive states, hidden for some time, efforts to save the trees at the such partner that he had VD or could he allowing the may be a natural state of affairs for as California and North Carolina, infection of large numbers of others. It Michigan Avenue - Harrison Road merely be treated for VD and told Now back to (A). If (B) gave you person and should be accepted as Michigan's report does not takes from two to six weeks for intersection is generated not by a compare in the clap and much healthier and less burdenso only that he and his partner were you gave it to (A), (A) desire only to maintain a nice, affluent depth or sophisitication. symptoms of syphilis to appear, so would be at least situation than being obese. doubly shafted. In neighborhood (and thereby preserve •A recognition that the Dept. of property values) but from a State Highways considers as recognition of the continual superficial regard by the Dept. of State Highways for environmental issues. synonyms, the words environment and economics, means a "better and that "least cost" Two To the Editor: Pop Discontent within the student body Entertainment It. is It is vlaihiv onnoront fi,-< visibly apparent that ASMSU acmcit manv things to he desired t many things to he desired even for environment." has not been pleasing the It would be historical irony if with has been expressed majority of production of basketball ga _ •A recognition that concerning rock students. This can be proved the current publicity and subsequent highways and concerts presented by ASMSU. This by the auditorium is acceptable tor co» automobiles amount of money ASMSU political overtures, the Dept. of State are primarily the discontent persisted after the Jethro planned to but many factors are minuses Highways environmental was forced to recognize that factors have to be American male toy, as highways are planned by few such, and the women Cents Tull concert. As a concerned student, I visited lose on the Surapark quality of entertainment presented remains controversial, production. The instance. The primary probkHn fact that the amount <)f ASMSU is few, and they , realistically considered. The irony is and with little regard to the various with members of the depending on Pop the tastes of the students. hardly choice dates. that this change would come from cultural needs of a city. Entertainment Committee and found Jenison Fieldhouse is no Madison To complicate problems, several trees, •The fact that a proper regard of answers to many of my questions. and not as a result of the Square Garden. Its audio facilities leave Auditorium holds less than < past 15 years of their bulldozing people out of homes, of benefitting realtors the environment costs the attorney money. While general's office may Worth people, which would boost prices abominable heights if a big • who seize impending highway upon the to fear of push houses an publicly trumpet the cause of the consumer, its real reason for existing is LETTER POLICY "The American group would perform here, winter season, few groups would 1* To the Editor: and of tramping basic human needs as to defend the state. into the Midwest with their expen Therefore, it will The State News continue whether or not they are and has fought Having just gotten into my equipment. relocation benefits were disregarded. against the proper welcomes all letters. Letters legalized. The basic difference between . , ( filing of environmental statements. umpteenth argument on the abortion a legal abortion and an Thi« tonic can be carried The suffering caused by 1-496 and ♦An amazing lack of should be typed to a 65 - issue, I wish to clarify my views and is one of conditions. It is illegal abortion sanitary, d dPtaij It does, however resources space line and triple spaced. communicate them to someone else. t important quest' U.S. 27 upon the lower income within the state of Michigan to Letters should be signed and My own view is that abortion hospitalized care under the supervision of suggest rock about m"nyconcerts P at• MSU- families of Lansing properly assess the environment (not should be out of the realm of civil law, a licensed doctor, versus was great; in include hometown, student, concerts sponsored by Man . various projects the same attitudes and just the dollars and cents, but air contaminated operation in a back callousness continue. quality and noise vibration.) faculty or staff standing and except to regulate under which it is performed. The the conditions alley. extension of ASMSU somf local address. No unsigned choice of having an abortion or not By objecting to abortion laws on supply students with good music, As those who fight for the trees ♦That if they continue to letters will be accepted. their own students more tuuLcii concerned »c||IC|t fight should be to the individuals moral systems, continue, they are likely to find as through the courts, the pro - tree Letters may be edited for up antiabortionists ......vd good music? Does others have the following: people will wind up doing the job of clarity and conciseness to involved, and the decision made someone to death are condemning behind ^>ther universities in present' should be based on these individuals' or permanent concerts? •a total disregard of federal accommodate more letters disfigurement because their beliefs are making the environment assessment a own moral systems. until - regulations for proper environmental job which on the page, but different. Is this "the American our tax money supposedly definitely One of the basic problems with way?" questions are answered, t statements by the has will be Dept. of State already paid for. not edited for objections to legalizing abortions is cannot be expected to do the J° Highways. Good luck to those who want to content. that there does not •The fact that when such seem to be a u . Deborah , , u J. Ruppert. is demanded of them. Greg Sir impact jee a tree grow in East Lansing. recognition that abortions will nearborn fresh Three Rivers junior UearD ■ MichiB31* News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 5 ]|t 10 APPEAR FOR TRIAL lesidents evicted from house By JIM BUSH In our judgment, abandoning the Rysberg would not comment rezone the neighborhood so that no court Stats News Staff Writer proceedings was the most Tuesday on the eviction ruling and apartments can be built there. expeditious way to deal with the would not say when he plans to tear e sut residents of 458 Evergreen current situation," Rob Kruger, Asst. ■ were ordered evicted Tuesday one of the house down. City Attorney Philip the residents of the house and leader Rosewarne has told city council that it |the house they are trying to save oT Oakhill Citizens for a Neighborhood However, district court clerk Frank Russell was perturbed at the residents would be on thin legal ground if it being torn down for an Preservation, said. for not showing up after they rezoned the area to prevent the gent building. He said the residents' goal is to save demanded a jury trial. construction after a contractor, such rf Lansing District Judge Maurice the house from being razed this He said 19 jurors were called for as Rysberg, had bought property in Inberger ruled the residents must summer. A 12 - unit apartment the trial, which cost the city $160.50. the belief that he could build ■the house within 10 days, after building is planned for the site by Kruger said the residents will apartments on it. ■ failed to show up for the jury William Rysberg, who now owns the continue their fight politically by house. |j,ey had demanded. putting pressure on city council to Members of the Oakhill citizens group have attempted to halt the proposed constructionaf apartments at several locations in the neighborhood. lity environmental unit They contend construction there would residential to intolerable levels. A that character apartment destroy the neighborhood and boost traffic there of the special meeting between fulfill neighborhood residents and the city eg/ns By JIM BUSH future, the task force environmental impact studies on its to will conduct City council requested on April 3 planning commission at 7:30 p.m. today in City Hall will include discussion wishes. of the Oakhill residents' that the task force make the study and | State News Staff Writer own in these types of cases." report back to it with ir East Lansing environmental The task force, which was recommendations. L has begun to take its place in ■ty bureaucracy. appointed by council in February, also recommended tliat council cooperate Owen said he doubts that away bottle ban in the city a throw would do - Council alters |e" Environmental and Aesthetics with a citizens group to renovate the much direct good, however. |Force, created by city council traffic island along Grand River "Many of these containers ■ition six months ago, has made Transition from defining its goals Avenue. Trees for Tomorrow, a private discarded in the city are bought outside of EaSt Lansing," he said. meeting dates ■procedures to taking action to group which includes several members "There are only six or eight stores in | safeguard the city's natural of the city planning commission and improve the local unofficially, has proposed that trees be acting the city that sell beverages in nonreturnable bottles." this summer |>nment. planted along the boulevard to He said that the task force's study East the first time, the task force Lansing city council, r bay night took action in its role as beautify the central business district. The task force Monday would be valuable, however, because the information could be used to which normally meets at 7:30 p.m. on Evergreens out the first and third Tueday of each portive body for city council, recommended to council that the city educate people to the resource waste The six residents of 453 Evergreen Ave. including Rob Kruger, nine - member task force provide funds and design assistance to the bottles represent. month, "has changed several of its ■ted referral guidelines to make begin the project. It specifically called The task force is also working to meeting dates for the summer. above, failed to show up in court at their eviction trial Tuesday, ■any private or public construction for council to provide $1,345 as the improve environmental consciousness and District Judge Maurice Schoenberger granted the houses' The remaining four meetings this Bet - like the Michigan Avenue — city's share in planting flowers and in East Lansing through a publicity summer will be next Tuesday, July 3; owner, William Rysberg, the authority to evict the residents in a ■rison Road intersection trees on the first two traffic islands campaign, working toward the default judgment. Rysberg plans to raze the house, the focal Tuesday, July 16; Monday Aug. 6; and ■truction — is studied and west of Bogue Street. establishment of a city noise control Tuesday Aug. 20. All city council point of the neighborhood efforts to prevent apartment lived by the task force before it is The boulevard project, which will ordinance and studying alternatives to meetings are held at City Hall, 410 development, so he can build a 12 - unit apartment building on be mostly funded through private the winter use of salt on city streets. Abbott Road. ,e task force was disappointed it donations, will eventually extend west Owen said the task force will the site. State News photo by Craig Porter iiot get a chance to examine the to Abbott Road if long - range plans examine the city's Capital i - Harrison project before are carried out. Improvement Program for 1973 - 79 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau | construction contracts were The task force's chairman, for environmental impact and d," associate city planner Robert Benjamin B. Hickok, professor of investigate interim ways to improve n, who is staff adviser to the task American thought and language, Grand River Avenue, pending the PROCEDURALLY THAT k, said Tuesday. directed member Jon Houston to June, 1974, release of a tri - county FRANK, r?! CAT DID EVERYTHING But the project was approved prepare a work outline on the study of traffic patterns along the you ever i'l L, ME7OH,SI/RE, MAN - OJRON6/-HE F0R60T been busted a X6OT0USTED 10 CHECJK THE EVI¬ the task force was even feasibility of a city - wide ban on the highway between Okemos and led," he added. "However, in the sale of nonreturnable bottles. for dope ? I I, ONCE WHEN IMS DENCE, WROTE DOUJN Lansing. M M COP SAUJ ME THE MR0N6 DATE. ililUj SMOKING A JOINT NORMALLY, THE CASE ■TTTi IN PUBLIC!, -sgjf-' OUOULDA NEVER GOT TO COURT? £T\ Are you still ' reading the way your parents read? x..x.. GOT HERE AS SOON AS j: COULD. THE SHERIFF... 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University Inn 1100 Trowbridge Road EVELYN WOOD □ MADING DYNAMICS Most people go through life reeding, without ever leerning how! 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wed"«day,June27 Paper moon' top fare for summer relaxati'on The top fare in the ■tar up to theater "relaxation" films this patrons, I will say that Tatum O'Neal Bogdanovich uses summer will "Paper Moon" which opens probably be Movie is seductively Innocent and charmingly evil in today at the Spartan Twin her role 1930s in ln .k-™.°'l toe as an orphan in search of Main Review world „ Theaters at Frandor identity. " She steals the Mssouri. Shopping Center. show. certainly hiJ? For many people, The certainly bleak. \LJ kid is absolutely black and summer is the season for white fascinating, whether she is and this admitting we are not so By MICHAEL FOX lying, cheating, smoking or more medium I. highbrow and unemotional State News Reviewer arranging a jailbreak. story. authenticity Most tol as we might like to be. And In our age when kids capture ofintriguedwii a trip out to "Paper Moon" really do smoke and steal at will nicely accomodate any movie where human acting age nine, the big human ea« st'» longing for good old rather than extravagent sophistication of Tatum eyed Photograph! innocence and honest props carries most of the O'Neal as orphan Addie «gn* that black $1 emotion. show. Loggins is not necessarily protr«ys Human gestures This is the story of a In a way, this flick is a and incredulous, but It is better than color young cad who stops in a "Bonnie and Clyde" amazing. Her antics film! rural town for the funeral of without the blood — which, are not Bogdanovich reyJ corn, but rather clever and the an old lover and ends up I suppose makes it the credible. nostalgia his move, "The market! taking custody of the exception to the rule of Her father, LastPjT O'Neal, as Show," woman's little girl whomight overkill in today's celluloid con artist Moses Pray, is less evolution showing! be his own offspring. In a fare. of a town J intriguing in his acting. His P^P'e in the rolling and relaxing stride, The dynamic duo in this discomfort with the during the 1950s. South] the movie crosses the plains case is Ryan O'Neal and his presence of Tatum is not of the Midwest and the high real - life daughter, nine - sufficiently developed and Still, there is morel planes of careful directing. year - old Tatum O'Neal, he is just old considerably less J ver Moon There's no sex, no who the film's producers convincing in showing his like "Paper movies, old violence and maybe not would like you to believe is emotions. roadsters and Moon," Ryan O'Neal and Tatum O'Neal (his real life The film, old • set during the Depression, tells the story of even any social redeeming another Shirley Temple. daughter making her screen debut) join forces in value. But there Overall, one must debate shows in this movie. Bel an unlikely alliance between a small time con artist - are many Though I shall leave the the relative merits of black these Peter Bogdanovich's production of "Paper Moon." and a 9 - year - old. laughs, a few tears and determination of who and white fUm artifacts, there story of the sly guy - iiP much medium escapism in this becomes the newest child which director who has Peter turned sou- tricks on are people that I beginning to boomej May trade deficit And perhaps he rt« that his independence worth the risks - J| lead somewhere. We life h/ sei not only in WASHINGTON figures for April showed a an iso,_ (AP) - was much smaller than the months, situation The nation's trade balance surplus for the first time in an encouraging sign international monetary of defnul average deficit during 1972 for the future. crisis widows with dipped back into deficit in more than a year, the and showed leading to the second Bibles, L rather in the overall May after one month in Commerce Dept. called a improvement in the nation's some devaluation of the dollar. of cool surplus, the Commerce news conference to international * financial The value of exports Since that time, however, maturing. He is not slicker out to if Dept. said Tuesday. announce the good news rrom the United States has the defraud! picture. steady improvment naive rural The value of imports and predict that things were The trade deficit from increased by 17 per cent tra3e figures had led the in rather more like countryside,! exceeded exports by $157.9 improving. Today, the trade over the preceding four - administration to hope that the¥ million February through May month period while the from Tecumseh bumbl last month, the report was released with amounted to the worst no $490 million, value of imports has risen may be over and along on department said, an adverse fanfare. compared with $1.8 billion that a surplus the pathl by 9 per cent during the was attainable happiness. swing of more than $350 It showed that imports in during the previous four this year. million from April's surplus May totaled $5.76 billion same period. ADMISSION »j.o« of $196.3 million. and exports, months, from October A trade deficit Finally, one must at I $5.60 billion. through January. Last puts new mention that MajT Last month, when year, the nation COUPLES SS.OO„ the Still, the trade deficit The report showed that recorded a recorded trade pressure on the dollar in Kahn does a tolerable joL S1 the growth rate of foreign exchange markets acting as a dizzy darnel off with ad *1 has exceeded exports that of deficit of $6.8 billion. When because it means a net O'Neal, however, she J reported in late January outflow of the too imports during the past four that fact touched off an U.S. incomplete currency from trade. acting. University governing bodies .ib :hi adjourn during summer term ByTERIALBRECHT means a complete standstill next three months there will The ibrary State News Staff Writer for the are studying elsewhere. ntert major governance be no meetings of major or Most of these govei Though some members bodies, including the minor committees, no groups only schedule of the Academic Senate, Academic University agenda squabbles on what calendars for a Septem community think academic Council, the council's 12 should should not be or through ■ June acad AqllTTERiNq suptR colossal governance does little standing committees, debated on the floor of the year. Child hi ART WARMiNq TOE-TAppiNC| during the regular school ASMSU, Residence Halls Academic resente Senate or Assn., the Council of For example, the fednesc coNTiNuously dtliqkrful year, they can be certain Council, and no policy Graduate Students and the 5. A I MUSICaI £XTRAVAqANIA nothing is accomplished making by any of the major representatives elected Married Students Union. Jiarlie during the summer. governing groups. spring for University This means that for the e show In fact, summer term Actually, many students large and college seats "LONG LINES AT THE these governing bodies :30 p.r leaders and faculty members not take office until the "Pau UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICE" SAVE THIS TOLL FREE 24 HOUR NUMBER: active in government are NOW SHOWING AT REDUCED SUMMER RATES. OUR DOORS IT'S YOUR KEY TO LOW COST JET TRAVEL Ipples OPEN DAILY AT 11:45 A.M. WITH away from the campus. AT NOON FRI. & THE FIRST SHOW STARTING TO EUROPE, ISRAEL, AND THE ORIENT ASMSU president In effect, the can telioon' SAT. DON'T MISS OUR SPECIAL Ed almost SHOW CALL 882 0236 FOR COMPLETE SCHEDULE ABSOLUTE¬ MID NITE Even It you're not eligible for youth fare. < Grafton is only on campus ignores sura LY NO ONE UNDER 13 excursion fares, even if you can't make term, possibly not wan ADMITTED. ■ planned "Two films with shocking scientific and political departure or return date match up with a charter; even If on weekends, and many taint its peac imraer Impact." you're only looking for a one - way ticket: we student can jet members of the Tuesi ADULTS ONLY anyone to a number of European, Asian, and African Academic Council and the solemnity and easy destinations direct from New York, Chicago, and other U. S. ntertaii AT THE CORNER OF with long, bo JOLLY RD. & LOGAN departure points, on scheduled airlines like TWA, Pan Am, student boards have either BOAC, KLM, etc., at considerable savings. Some examples of committee meetings and our fares: Detroit - Amsterdam, round trip, $159; Chicago - graduated or are living away nclude Copenhagen, round trip, $338; Chicago - Tel from East - tempered arguments trip, $550; New York ■ Frankfurt, round Aviv, round Lansing for the money matters or heater, 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 3J?i94< ENDS THURS. trip, $240, one - summer. way, $130. How do we do it? if you're really curious, check changes. M-TTk^ 4:20 out an article in the New York Times of Sun., Dec. entitled, "The Great Air - Fare War and What It 5, 1971 Means to Likewise, members are many faculty on vacation or When you contact us, we can refer 7:00 you to other newspaper articles detailing the kind 9:35 of operation In which we are involved. But what the newspaper articles can't tell you Is that we pride ourselves on giving everyone the kind of wh'ere' outtent'°n V°U ra^e,yh,,ncl anymore. You tell Twiqqy us humanly possible t< and economically. If you're thinking i IN Kf N Russell's PRoducrioN of anytime, day or night, at STARTS FRIDAY AT 1:00 P.M. EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS 80*223-5569 THEBOTflHCND All New James Bond Adventures! 501 Fifth Ave. New York, N.Y. 10017 ALBERT R BROCCOLI SJt ROGER MQ0RE TONIGHT I as ?,9:15 JAMES I VII I I 111 BOND With characteristic flamboyance, director Ken - IAN FLEMING'S Russell (WOMEN IN LOVEI has transformed Sandy Wilson's gentle parody of 20's into a multi-leveled musicals extravangaza, involving a motley music hall troupe that performs the play LIVE AND while a visiting Hollywood director fantasizes their pathetic routines as grandiose production numbers a la Busby Berkeley. The result is one of the most magically entertaining films in years, visually poetic and ultimately ironic in its taposition of fantasy and reality. Twiggy is sur¬ jux¬ prisingly delightful as the accidental leading lady, LETDJE and she is ably assisted by Christopher Gable, Vladek Sheybal, and Glenda Jackson. (Color admission, limited to MSU 8t Community ; • ... "h YAPHET KOTTOJANE seymour^^' • Mxed by ALBERT R BROCCOLI and HARFf/ SAUZMAN United Artists Directed b* GUY HAMILTON W'-m-oi i-yFAULand LINDA McCARTNEYmd tymumiMni ms Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 7 City to celebrate July 4 with bicycle race, tour A marathon bike race and an "easy rider" tour of East He said over 300 residents participated in the bike tour Lansing will highlight a host of events on the city's second last year, 80 in the bike race and nearly 100 showed up for annual Bikeday, set for Wednesday, July 4. the free concert. Czarnecki said he hoped for an even larger Live music, group games and two contests are also turnout this year. planned for the event, to be held throughout the day at The bike race will begin at Valley Court Park at 3:30 Valley Court Park and City Park on Alton Road. John Czarnecki, one of the individual sponsors of the p.m.. Participants, who must ride a licensed bicycle with event in cooperation with city officials, said the holiday five or more speeds and be more than 14 - years - old, will activities are designed to promote bicycling as a mode of speed along Abbott Road to Whitehills Drive and then race transportation and create interest in East Lansing's bike along Alton Street and Burcham Drive. path system, which is now being developed. After 25 miles are logged, racers will complete the "We just wanted to provide a good summer activity," marathon at City Park. Czarnecki added. "Easy riders" who take the bike tour will leave from Valley Court Park at 12:30 p.m. and take a leisurely trip through the northwest portion of East Lansing, Milliken ra certificate Participants who finish 5, 10, 15 or 20 miles will receive of honor from the East Lansing Bikeday Committee. Kermit and friends cut Bv UNITED By UNITED PRESS PRESS in final budge Before contest and the bike trips, a children's bike decorating parade will be sponsored by the city Recreation INTERNATIONAL budget close to the one Commission at Valley Court Park. Kermit the frog, a puppet member of the Sesame with more shows presented each evening at 8 LANSING - Gov. I recommended," he said. Other features of Bikeday will include soap box speeches p.m. Street cast, is on display at Kresge Art Center with an Tonight, Burr Tillstrom, famous for his Kukla • Milliken said Tuesday that "Therefore, in order to by city council candidates, a crafts display by East Lansing exhibit of marionettes. The 1973 Puppet Festival is the legislature still must meet our budget deadline, artists and family and group games. politans, will speak in Wells Hall Auditorium about trim at least $82 million and in order to preserve our presenting daily puppet shows in the Fairchiid "25 wonderful years on television." Music by four bands will begin at 5 p.m. at City Park. from budget bills pending in tax cut, I once again urge Residents who want to participate in the bicycle events Theatre. Children's shows begin at 1 p.m. each day. State News photo by Ken Ferguson the House and Senate or it the legislature to act can register at City Hall before Wednesday or at Valley will "jeopardize the tax quickly, and with restraint." Court Park Wednesday. reduction proposals which it bROF WRITES BOOK voted two months ago." Milliken, in a statement issued by his office, said the Character, creati budget bills now total either $141 million or $82 million more than recommendations, his LEARN outlook will be reflected in Teachers have depending on which expression and difficulty KARATE By INFORMATION SERVICES independence of judgment. his own personal growth with spontaneity, initiative proposals before the I What makes a Picasso, an legislature are considered. "Creativity in the and, at the same time, in the and creativity in often - Milliken is urging a budget lnstein, a Freud or a free broadest sense is growth," interpersonal relationships crowded classrooms. Parents totaling $2.64 billion. Jirit? Some clues are she writes. "It is a lifestyle, which link him with his sometimes counter "Most of this excess is in jvided by a woman a stance toward oneself and fellow man." creativity because of their the world which allows one Creative people, she about two bills — social services Coeducational Classes jychologist at MSU. own concerns and school aid," he said. I Blair* Donelson, asst. to realize his fullest writes, are more willing than financial security, class "My recommendations lofessor of psychology, kiting in her new book, potential in interaction with his environment. other people to take risks when they believe their own status and their children's school grades. included substantial increases for each of these Beginning Classes Start Thursday lersonality, a Scientific "Thus, creativity is efforts and abilities will "Parents of gifted programs. Unless there are ■pproach," names five relevant even to those who make a difference in the children," she writes, "seem meaningful reductions in June 28, at 6 pm in the Trsonal characteristics have neither the intent nor odds. Additionally, they to have largely settled the this excess, the legislature Vniial to creativity in the the ability to produce prefer or even need variety question of who and what will jeopardize the tax i and sciences and in masterworks of theater or and complexity in their they are. They often freely reduction proposals which it Women's I.M. Building. estyles. advances in nuclear physics lives. express stormy feelings voted two months ago. without fear of | They are, she writes, or great musical "The person with the losing "1 have emphasized to 'ranee for ambiguity or compositions. openness to experience control. With the secure the legislature and to the For More Information Call Bruce Henderson 351-4471 in a desire for it, "A person may be which is necessary for the parent, the children themselves public that the tax Ipenness to experience, creative in his outlook on development of creative may be both reduction bills require a or Denny Morse 351-7487 feildlike traits, self himself and life, and this potential can explore the secure and free." unusual in the world and in ("Personality, A Scientific himself without using Approach/' 600 p., is ibrary to appear safer and more orderly than they really Appleton Educational - Century • Crofts, Division, 440 children's movies are," she says. "He may experience Park Ave. South, New York, N.Y. 10016.) anxiety as he faces the jlibrary The East Lansing Public is offering a weekly The Tuesday to be offered evening fare, through July complex and ambiguous, but he has sufficient ego Intertain men t series 31, is also free and runs from 7 to 8 p.m. strength to control his ■hrough July for anxiety and perhaps use it ■hildren and families in the Further information is to good end." Py. available from Diane Baird, children's librarian, at the Social pressures against J Children's movies will be 950 Abbott creative ■resented free of charge on library on functioning begin Wednesdays through July Road. The phone number is early in life, at school and ■5. A Keystone Kops and 332 - 4415. home, Donelson writes. Tharlie Chaplin movie will ie shown at 2:30 p.m. and 30 p.m. today. "Paul Bunyan," "Johnny ftppleseed," and "Red Balloon" are among the light other movies to be Bhown throughout the Tummer. Tuesday evening family 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan' Wednesday, Junc2 6 > I973I U' official quits to run for city council By BECKIE HANES on the changes and trends of the MSU student criticism arose from the trustees' reluctance to allow city State News Staff Writer body and administration. council to place a landfill on MSU property. ' "• Student unrest dying Another prescription for MSU offered by Sharp was the V;P- v* > Can a 56 - year - old doctor's wife and mother of four college children find happiness when she leaves a high MSU need to reinforce the University's image of a "One of the major changes at MSU has been the serving administrative pqst to devote herself fulltime to East reduction of student unrest," she said. "Because of the institution. Lansing City Council? economic situation I hear more and more students City changing, too Mary P. Sharp, both a member of East Lansing City concerned with getting a job when Council for eight years and asst. director of MSU's equal they graduate from Not only has the campus changed, but so has th« city MSU." that surrounds it, Sharp said. opportunities program for three years, decided two weeks ago to give up the $16,800 a year salary at the University "A lot of middle class parents who sent checks to and run for a third term on city council, a $25 per meeting drifters aren't "East Lansing has greatly changed during my years on doing it anymore," the raspy - voiced job. the council — there is much more heterogenity in town grandmother of two said. "It was really an unexpected decision. I thought I had Sharp said because of this change in the student body, now," she said. "This is obvious by the number of people decided to give up the city council instead," said Sharp, the who have settled here after graduation." University structure Is going back to a more who lives on Audubon Road in East She also believes the city has a Lansing. authoritarian structure because students moderately strong "But people were asking me to reconsider and I talked it over with my husband," she added, "and I decided to give involvement with committees was hard work. found that counter culture groupx which is good. • 1^ up the University position instead." "This shift is just commencing and I hope It continues. "They are forcing us to accomodate them, which is "It isn't that I can't do both jobs at the same time, but I I'm against the frittering away of energy on nonproductive right. It might be abrasive at times, but it is fun, too," she can't do both and have fun at productions," she said. added. home, too," Sharp said in an ilnlsl interview Tuesday. Comparing the University in the past to city council, Balanced pber approach Sharp said income was not a real factor in her decision, Sharp said the council was in a period of expansion in (ehoU since her husband is an obstetrician and gynecologist. citizen participation. Observers of city council activities label order Sharp as a Feels needed person whose primary interest is to balance all gps. "This is good if people realize the council must make the factions In the city. ■he de Sharp, one of the eight candidates who will appear on final decision and bad if 10 different committees decide 10 the Aug. 7 primary ballot, said working on the council can other things," she said. "We have be a painful experience at times. a fairly balanced approach now," she said, But she believes she make "though we don't have a really young person on the council, sel can a bigger contribution to Continuing with University reflections, Sharp contended the city than to the University position she is leaving. that MSU is fighting for its life in the budget hearings on but it is imperative for people to realize that ticip experience has "The organization I am leaving behind will run," sharp the legislative calendar and blames the board of trustees for some validity." libers said with a firm nod of her gray - haired head. this circumstances. had t "We've been effective. People have said "Unless we know how everyone feels — how can we work wer c they will miss "There is more of a lessening of concern for the total me and to me that means I've been out problems?" she asked. Sharp believes the current the U. helpful," she added welfare of the University than for the posture of the council Is doing more of this and with smile. trustees," Sharp aid. talking more with Supre themselves and other people. lust i Reflecting on her three years at MSU which will Sharp also criticized the trustees for not realizing they officially terminate Sept. 30, Sharp offered some comments and MSU are part of the whole Lansing community. This If elected, this will be the first time Sharp will sit on the council with no other outside commitments. council terms, she was a member of the Fair During other em Employment Practices Commission and taught business law Lansing Community College for two years before coming to parttime at MarySharp MSU. ala Mary Sharp w I leave her Graduated with law full university job to devot. a degree from the University of Michigan, Sharp describes growing up in Ann Arbor as the time to I r candidacy for East Lansing loc Council. City time when hamburgers were State News photo by Dave only a nickel each. Msndrei Levin seen he ft iy to in '74 By ROBERT BERQ United Press international governor's News LANSING — A lot of Democrats are balloons in an attempt to inject themselves Into their hoisting trial Analysis party's gubernatorial picture these days. the party who are not excited about Sandy. But at m point nobody is really threatening him." But despite all the ambitions shown, the early odds are Former Detroit Major Jerome that Sander Levin will be the party's gubernatorial nominee Cavanaugh has beti when the general election campaign is launched In 1974. stumping the state In an attempt to revive his politlci career from the ashes. Other names which have beei Party sources say none of the others whose names have mentioned include Detroit Mayor Roman Gribbs, been floated has shown an ability to put together the Rip type Bobby Crim, D-Davidson, Public Service Commission of support and organization it would take to wrest the member William Ralls and nomination from Levin. Comgressman William Ford. But none of them have the latent "There's been a lot of organization ar talking and a lot of rumors the state waiting to be revived that Levin has. Levin serwi mongered," said one party strategist. "There are people In as party chairman in the mid - 1960s and got to know party people from all over the state a fact which helped him p - type the nomination in 1970. is the] He has done his homework since file S 1970, maintainin touch with his workers and holding things together in a wt igan to bring people back next year. None of the othei lograpl candidates have this big network of supporters, a fatal flaw fly and in a primary campaign, especially if the campaign generata rtlligar little excitement. Dn (A( Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley could probably win th obsc< nomination if he wanted it, but he has made it plain h What! does not want it despite the belief by many that he is thi lother It won ENTIRE STOCK OF SELECTED GROUP OF strongest opponent for Gov. Milliken. The only real threat to Levin's nomination would com telling state ll SUMMER DRESSES If all those In the party who are unexcited about him couli SUMMER TOPS unite behind one candidate to oppose him. imefl 111. Gov. Daniel Walker used such a tactic last year ttemp ildual'i Tto $2690 $4M to MO90 wrest his party's nomination from the organization candidate and then oust the Incumbent Republicu governor. Were $18. But Michigan has no one with Walker's money People to $42. - Polyester, he Were $7. to $18. Assorted acetates, cottons. • public recognition at the moment. Many 2 piece •tyles, fabrics and colors. While it may seem awfully early to be talking about sue mind styles. Don't miss outl )n the things, political campaigns are not put together In a day Someone is going to have to start moving pretty soon lolloug if b sion is is to have a real chance. 'We do At this moment, that movement cannot be seen. Algan," libit tt DO YOU CRAVE iters. RACKS OF Try breaking something HUGE GROOP OF THE FINER THINGS in Instead of wearing It out. SUMMER PANTS IEAHS The Leather Shop on M.A.C. IN LIFE? $790 to $1490 V2 to 1/3 Off Famous Labels in Hi-Rise and low-rise styles. Were $11 Assorted selection includes $22. to Then Shop at the (\ cords and colors. Student Book S tore ENTIRE STOCK OF DIG GROUP OF SUMMER SKIRTS Where You Can Save DAGS AND PURSES *790 to T 1/3 to Vi off 25% Originally $11. to $14. - Famous label leathers Cottons, Searsuckers, Plaids When You Buy Used and Solids. Introducing Books Instead of New "Carter and Lang" Playing original and contemporary folk S8S May Queen Panty Hose SUNGLASSES Wednesday - Saturday 9:00 - 1:00 a.m. $1.19 50c I the Pretzel Belli ACROSS FROM OLIN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 9 addition to complaints that the council ByTERI ALBRECHT committees are too big and take too much State News Staff Writer ligh court favors time to effectively operate and progress in The committee to review University decision making. academic governance has gotten Miller added their work has been given underway with intensive, twice - a - week free rein by the sessions since it commenced June 6. University administration to conduct its business at length. The committee, established in May, is "Wharton explicitly said we should go charged to review the bureaucratic lippie food help ahead and research as wide or as far as machinery which runs the government possible, without restraint from the structure. Committee members say their administration," he said. initial consideration has been to study the "But though we are not required to roles which students and faculty play in the report on our progress, our task, including JaSt Lansing m^rTtv ^ «Mtingr>f°r thC od°pted by the New York academic governing structure. recommendations for a more operative ■neratives and hippie, .d ConBress State Legislature. The six • member group, appointed by system, must be completed and submitted ^,unes will have MSU , an I met obtaining food J following a U.S. | NddIm of Mm» j hi Kpinst T For the mai°rity. Justice history Lewis F. Powell wrote: stru President Wharton May 31, included the chairman, Lester Manderscheid, professor in document form to Wharton Nov. 13," he added. Court decision on wu.i? a! in.g of the The state has singled out a of agricultural economics, and vice Manderscheid said Tuesday the ,e i, l^lslation the Intent which of the indicated class of citizens for a special Congress economic benefit " chairman and secretary Bruce Miller, asst. professor of philosophy. committee is faced with looking at the Uunced a 6-2 decision as the high court until October, was to prevent so nippies communes and - called hippie "Whether that'benefit be viewed as a simple tuition of governan Other facultymembers include Gerald Miller, professor of communications, system from they are a legal studying not of bylaws and the standpoint and said only the current set Academic Freedom from subsidy, as an incentive to Clarence Winder, dean of the College of Report, but also the Constitution of the ■Supreme Court rejected participation in the food parents to send their Social Science and Donald Taylor, State of Michigan and other related stamp program. higher ■appeal by the Nixon children to sectarian chairman of the Dept. of Marketing and education documents from the legislature. Ministration that all "If the constitutional Tj,bers of the same Lhold must be related conception of equal protection of the law means schools, or as having done so, bottom its reward for at the intended under Transportation Administration. The student members include Cassandra Simmons, at - large Academic Council Manderscheid added that June is not a critical month for deliberations, but has been the committee's a time for the Uder to receive food anything it must at the very consequence is to preserve member, and graduate council member members to free themselves from their least mean that a and protect religious - Glen Hatcher from the College of prior commitments. he decision invalidates a congressional desire to harm oriented institutions Osteopathic Medicine. "The review task is extremely taxing lirement of the Food p Act of 1964 that a sehold cannot a politically group cannot constitute legitimate government unpopular a Powell said, In other action, Supreme Court also agreed the by commi Miller said Tuesday the committee is questioning the role of student and faculty participation for a more efficient working when added to a normal work several members are either not teaching or instructing a minimal number of class load, so ■ticipate unless all interest," he said. Monday to review three $1 of the governance structure. hours. This work will not only take time in libers are related. The In its appeal, the Justice million law suits brought Included in their probing is committee session, but the individuals ■ had been overturned by Dept. argued that Congress consideration of a charge made this week must devote private thought time and against the Governor of prior er court, but appealed was entitled to make the by Trustee Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, who written Ohio and National Guard preparations for the points U.S. Justice Dept. to judgment that most said that too much money is tied into a top e hippie officers and enlisted men by discussed," he said. ■Supreme Court, communes contain the - heavy bureaucratic academic governance Miller emphasized that the committee is parents of three lustice William J. individuals who abuse the students killed in the 1970 structure, and added that simplification is requesting recommendations from all program by needed of that structure to reduce the cost. members of the University remaining Kent State University Miller said the committee is concerned community. He voluntarily poor. shootings. said, however, their views should be Justice William H. with this problem area in governance in |emen fight Renquist, in a dissent which communicated in writing. Chief Justice Warren A. alarm blaze Eberhord Burger agreed with, said: "1 do not think unreasonable for Congress it is SHOP at - PAY LESS FOR MEATS! | local house to conclude that the basic unit which Congres was two i p.m. Tuesday • alarm fire at In a willing to federal funds support through food with US.D.A. CHOICE BEEF 1 g AA ROUND STEMCtl 79 » at 806 Cowley Ave. stamps and some variations f the East Lansing Fire of the funds as we know It household consisting of - . more than an hour a relatives." |a halffireto extinguish. J Eb%FK^cli > was confined In a controversial the decision Monday, the court !y to a bedroom in fire flal said. No estimate of ; was department available and restricted several forms of aid to nonpublic schools. The court struck down FULL SLICES fill/ Jcause of the blaze is tax deduction as a method WAREHOUSE SIRLOIN STEAK 169 , the fire official of aiding parents of nonpublic school students, LB. Economy Market hears nit f A CLU on 9iO W.H01AAGS K.C?. 3501 BAST MlCHfGfAU «./© mST SAGrfUXrW' T-BONE STEAK'1.79 LB. .ANSING (UPI) — The U.S. Supreme Court "opened up D of worms" last week when it gave state legislature the ti to set obscenity and pornography guidelines, a IC487 A\OZTH W 91. CUBE STEAK 1.39 LB. ligan House subcommittee was told Tuesday, 3ot boston butt -f/^ . dward Galligan, an English professor from Kalamazoo, d the legislature not to take it upon Itself to determine iWQUCT WHOLE PORK ROAST LB /V'5 t type of movies people may see and what type of es they may read. Hie Supreme Court has opened up a can of worms," TWIN FAVOO] FRIED swifts pksmium CAM NED HAMS r /f a Igan told the House judiciary subcommittee on ography and obscenity. "I urge the legislature to go ly and cautiously." POPS POP 16 07.K1.R.BTLS CHICKEN swift's MLM6AT FRANKS llor 69« hy rilligan, representing the American Civil Liberties iZPAGK n >n (ACLU), said it is virtually Impossible to determine TWIN PACK FRANKS £ U£9 obscenity really is. What strikes one person as obscene does not bother at 'other person," he said. t would be an enormous injustice to send a man to jail idling a book or showing a film when 30 miles across tate line a man is selling the same books and showing PACK" 499 V/COJTOU SAV6 40* RBCrW t>!6T SAVE auwtj^65 pl. oi. «rr. srts. urne films legally," Galligan said, LUKES icee&KGDiu. ttempts to legislate morality fall to consider the ^dual's right to enjoy whatever entertainment he TO X?t rOLv.y AUUA 3 , PEPSI (R PICKLES! trs and also Ignore changing standards in society, he EN&USH MUFFINS 6»i- POLk-y AUMA chaccoalI MOUNTAIN DEW I pouiSH 'eople know what they want and what they don't he said. "They must be trusted to make up thoir minds." ICED STICKS BRIQUETS I With coupon gpACK. )n the Rep. Lucille $fcv/e ro«-«.y MO <5*(?WC n»J9* other side of the issue, state Plough, D-Dearborn, said the U.S. Supreme Court lion Is a mandate to the legislature to act. CH0C*YELL0W CAKE 'We do not intend to tolerate Indecent entertainment in Jigan," she said. McCollough Is the sponsor of a bill to libit the showing of so-called obscene movies at drive-In "99* 199* 24, EA.i 4' «ing f^BEANS 5 Ave 24 •> CAMPBELL'S QAVE 50* WATERMELON W/C0UP0kl-REP,WHOLS £ Stores are now Thursday night until 9. open every 4* 22 LB. AV&. M 29 U//COUPOM - 24 Lfc. AV&. * 1.39 W/COUPOW Honet| DewSaOyv Pineapples ea 49^ Sweet Corn sa 10^ Spanish Onions J 9* And . . . rugs, rabbits, cac/F&XV/* 36> Size « rayon, & records are all part of the super selection you'll CANTALOUPE 2 89* discover when you visit our friendly East Lansing stores. July Events 4th Bike Day - , 14th Bastille Day P9th and 20th Sidewalk Sale 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd; June 27, ii LYNN Spartvns NINNING By LYNN HENNING State News Sports Writer Steve Cole is still nudged how tough the Fossum said. course Is," northern team that finished well at all," Fossum said, Tigers put presjJ "and that's Ball State. In Standings replaying in his mind the second round of last week's The University of Florida took tooK the team uue me title whowith recent years we're about the on diehard fans (not including NCAA Gold Championships only n^rthem Khoo| that., Tuesday's games) at Stillwater, Okla., trying SJIJ and Texas third. finished well at all." Fossum has been on the There are some people who wonder whv. I to determine where he American national committee of the League could have saved a stroke. NCAA for four years and East The MSU freshman has served in the top missed by one shot making New York 40 31 .563 - position of committee team that has Milwaukee 37 the cut that would have put just lost eight games in « 32 .536 2 chairman for two years. explain that Baltimore 33 30 .524 3 him into finals competition He estimates It takes even five of those games on TV though you have just walS* *1 Boston Detroit 34 32 33 37 .507 .464 3 7 with the cream collegiate golfers. of the good 30 days out of the a sit down and watch them on - aSTy Ce the tube th<"l Cleveland 26 .371 13V4 aeam 44 average year to set up the Some people Cole, joined b'y might begin to 'ght? I tournament, with plenty of about you. Masochlst, 1 West teammate Mark Timyan and Spartan golf coach Bruce travel involved. believe, is the wo? ^ "It's a good thing I have Like all loyal Chicago 36 30 .545 - Fossum, shot a brilliant 117 Tiger fans, I wasn't about t Kansas City40 34 .541 - a job that allows me the alUhat negative rhetoric this for the 36 holes that he was California 37 Oakland 38 32 .536 34 .528 Vi I involved with but fell just time I need to take on the spring about the? Minnesota 35 32 .522 V4 shy. Timyan also missed the responsibilities," FosBum Aftfr ,aU' they comp within an Texas 23 42 .354 \2Vt cut at 151, but the noted. "Mr. Smith (athletic the whole works last year with that eyelash Jm V, Spartan director hadn't they? It was experience " Burt) and senior didn't come home everybody at MSU have would provide down the that the stretch that veteran°h!ii National League empty means. - handed by any been very cooperative in would do?. allowing the time if* 'S! will thC °n,ywin me He ripped a 286 - yard necessary." m Martin never th,ne that h*8 hurt theTW drive and averaged 272 tactician. He has failed to do any awards as baJfm yards for three drives to win Fossum receives compensation for his no best...execute the Utile things. The what he was S ™ the NCAA Driving Contest. position but is reimbursed the worst at advancing base runners sheerly Tigers are iSj Chicago 42 30 - 583 said 'The boys played okay" Possum, who is BRUCE FOSSUM by the NCAA for travel down a bunt is no better than a 50-50 wager with becaS ^ Montreal 32 33 -492 Their lack of speed is expenses. St. Louis 33 35 -485 ' chairman of the NCAA Golf "It's a more situation with runners pitifully obvious, and f J imrd with!! Philadelphia 32 36 -471 ■ Committee and in whose Fossum very rewarding on first and third Pittsburgh 31 3(, .463 hands the marvels at the position," he continued. out and they fail to score ... wlthnol New York 30 3S -462 8* responsibility for success that the southern "Hie name of the game is Sacrifice flies have the annual tournament even been at a premium for schools annually enjoy at the There plenty of typical Tiger rooters thet. falis."It's too bad for Stevie. You say to yourself, 'Well, I the championship tourney players and I enjoy promoting anything that's are "■«» "-Un, I" «« htm'. ££? Los Angeles 47 T-e-e-rrific missed by one shot, how due to the year - playing opportunities and round going to help them. "You know, somebody would advocate getting rid of everybody over « turning Kto"Jlthat Ulent in the * 26 .644- Spfertan senior golfer Mark Timyan displays the many times could have I Houston 42 32 .568 5% , he said this year's winning has got to do it on the for a crack at the big leagues." San Francisco 42 32 awards he gathered in winning the NCAA eliminated that shot?' But field 568 5% Driving was no exception. national level. You have to That's what teams like San Cincinnati Contest at the NCAA Stevie played real well, Francisco and Los a™ -"19 Collegiate Championships in "You have to go all the have done the last two Atlanta San Diego 30 23 42 50 4^7 ... Stillwater. Olka. Timyan powdered one tee shot 286 did Mark." way to 16th place to find a take the bull by the horns tend get the program rolling. now. years, they say, and look at th? .3,5 TTie University of Texas' yards and averaged 272 yards for three drives to Fine and dandy. And 1 really enjoy the job." super - amateur Ben Crenshaw Gossum will remain Except the Tigers' minor league crop has been took the k* committee chairman as long productive the last few years. Consider individual honors for the this The last product of the third successive year with a as he desires the job, Tiger farm 104 Distinctive system to nu| two - over par total of 282. "That gives you something he doesn't expect to grow tired of for quite 1965 *Urting ,ineup 88 8 was J'm Northni an idea some time. Northrup's silver - grey hair tells you how long a sto it has been. No other team in major league basebal gone as loog as the Tigers have in producing new mat Furthermore, the only member of the Family Night Tigers' Ct . . . Pick one and christen four - man starting pitching rotation to come up i Tfeer organization is Mickey Lolich ...and you have a new term back to 1963 to mark the Mick's emergence Start off the new term with a resolution and a The minor league reports that the Tigers send i bottle of good wine. You can choose a fine wine really encouraging. Pitchers like Bob is Every Holdsworth and Phil Meeler look like Strampe from one of the largest selections available at they're just ■ Linn's. Savor the bouquet of French Bordeaux or way off. And there are players like Joe Staton the sparkle of domestic champagne. Relax (while hitting .315 at Montgomery, but more impressiveh lesday you can) and enjoy one of life's simple pleasures. leading the league in stolen bases. nes But there is not the material that anybody is goi irged Wednesday make a massive overhaul of the Tigers with yet. sonen BUly Martin is still the best at coaxing the most o, his players and he's not leged 207 E. Grand River beyond doing it again i just utiny, he starts In a hurry. across from Campus When you're seven (fusing games out of first place you're id tryii Night! exactly breathing down the leader's neck. )Ws t< Namt l1 Ma nrigli NFL announ alif. an Wil new drug fficeri larges. NEW YORK (UPI) - procedures and the threa Commissioner Pete Rozelle disciplinary action outlined the National violations. nlisted WkMCi- 6£*\D£D Dinner includes Football League's new drug Rozelle said several ther tl Mecy.LAC£s=> for our 3 pieces of chicken, control program Tuesday items, such as urinalysis, Ivors mashed potatoes' and but said that decisions on still under consideration 'ietnai 3C.U0J fcPtZ(6A controversial items like he would wait to disi regular $1.55 Dinner every gravy, cole slaw and ctivitie; WfciXOMe urinalysis would be delayed those proposals with risoner: Ujrfij l\ li'xuz. jqw Wednesday night, after 3 p.m. hot biscuits. until a medical consultant is medical consultant. &U*A 04,' hired. WE ARE BPEM Rozelle aeknowled noon toe sun E' m 11 ».m. - 9 p.m. Sunday - Thursday 10 p.m. Friday - Saturday with This expertise hiring of a physician pharmacological to advise the that the NFL Players is on record as vigoroi opposing urinalysis r< FRIEDfifec/fo league on drug use was a Rozelle insisted, "It ha CHICKEN major point of Rozelle's new program that also been rejected, it's still consideration." Plans rossroads Imports 3007 N. East St. includes strict reporting He added, "1 have nark th 4500 S. Cedar some negative reaction 210 abbott rd. U.S. 27 North 1900 E. Kalamazoo the •.lanslng, mlchlgan 48823 urinalysis but it has't RENT A STEREO from me." Andersor ind shoi $23.00 per term Rozelle detailed Davi Free Service S9.50 irofess proposals to a meeting and delivery Per the 26 NFL owners Tuesd ^ hought MSU BOOKSTORE month 1 NEJAC TV RENTALS before making the pd autli announcement. He indersc 337-1300 SI discussed the subject Jentena the players in Chicago week. 1976, irojec Win be Closed ireparal The Jresider , )ased S Thurs., June 28 md e Mic Univ. at Quarter 12:30 Kleai and Marion, All Day The Spirit Shop and A Fri., June 29 Shirt City will still be open on Friday !•« Th BAR FOR INVENTORY So take advantage Got to tfw root • — of our off tho I I s, Clearance Sale Today problem with a Summit electronic calculator. The :1 model SE88M features square root. i See \ou On reciprocal key and eight digits with i Monday! underflow. Only $169.00 including a year warranty with parts and labor. tu • °P™ 7:30 5:30 § (Sal MSU BOOKSTORE - In the Center M . f of Campus AMIMCAN BUSINESS 1477 Rd. lladMt MACHINES 889-8268 222 ••i e 27, |q| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 11 i NbVfu IUUIAIK;' Gay Pride Week ends a with New York parade PersonJ were reported. refusal of Rosa Parks to step sex," and chanting slogans, The march, the fourth to the back of the bus is such as "2 - 4 - 6 - 8, we NEW YORK ~ Singing, annual Christopher Street seen as the watershed for don't overpopulate." chanting, clad in festive and Liberation Day Parade, the black civil rights Michigan arresting garb, thousands of coinciding with the last day movement. Banners indicated that homosexuals and supporters of "Gay Pride Week," The parade began at marchers had come from as Constitutional of homosexuals' commemorates the night of noon, under a bright sun. A rights far away as Washington, marched June 27, 1969, when a Mandates through mid - police escort car led the D.C., Philadelphia and Manhattan today, past group of homosexuals varied contingents, which TPittsburgh. There were smiling policemen, wide - resisted a police raid by assembled on four side established homosexual eyed tourists and blase New rioting outside a "gay bar" streets and struck out down groups, such as the Yorkers who passed it off called the Stonewall Inn on Central Park West and Mattachine Society, the Gay with a live and let live Christopher Street. That Central Park South. The Activists Alliance and the \ - • / shrug. The march, from Central event is generally marked as the beginning of the gay marchers, who white and were young, mostly carried Gay Switchboard, and relatively new groups from Park West down Seventh liberation movement in banners, such as "gay is churches and community Avenue to Washiigton much the same way that the proud," and "love has no action centers. Square Park in the Village, appeared to be better organized, better financed rostse^xlar) Ptannmg and ,, • and better attended than similar events in the past. The police, as is their Bonner heraldin Coordinator. • custom, would provide no crowd estimate. The confined avenue to half throng, of by police barricades, the stolen from stretched for a full 15 U//MA ' blocks, with anywhere from 600 to 900 people per block. gays Someone out there is still trying to keep off the streets and in the closets. sign, said the ropes that had held it up appeared to have been cut. vtm A large sign proclaiming Gay Pride Week "The thief very well could be somebody Neutral observers June 25 July 1 mysteriously disappeared - independent of the University," Graff said, deemed the organizers of "but I wouldn't be surprised if (MSU Tuesday from the two posts it had been the march, who saw the tied to early Monday morning. executive vice president) Breslin put them Porter malws points large turnout as living The sign, with blue letters on a white up to it." fulfillment of the oft - background and 21 feet long, was posted Graff charged in mid - April that MSU John Porter, superintendent of public instruction, education, the legislature and the executive branch to chanted slogan "off the officials were threatening to take down the Monday at 8 a.m. at the Abbott Road outlined the State Board of Education plan for state eliminate waste, to minimize duplication of effort, sidewalks and into the entrance to campus. It must have been too signpoles, which many student groups use wide coordination of post and to form a comprehensive plan for the future of streets," overzealous in their much for some passing motorist or for publicity, so that gays could not put - secondary education. He assessments that a goal of pedestrian to take. their sign up. told the governor's, commission on higher education post - secondary education. 20,000 protesters had been Leonard Graff, a local member of Gay Breslin and other University officials that cooperation is needed among the board of State News photo by Craig Porter achieved. No disturbances denied the charge at the time. Liberation and the man who put up the brmer POW NEW RELEASE FROM officers wit COLUMBIA WASHINGTON The Associated any serviceman may accuse ON SALE FOR reported last Friday that another of any offense. |lP) - The Navy disclosed Stockdale had mailed the Stockdale's charges, like Tuesday B. that Rear Adm. Stockdale has charges against Miller and Wilber to Washington from Guy's, reviewed must now be by Defense Dept. $329 (urged two other former isoners of war with six his Calif. home in It was Coronado, not until officials who must decide if there is enough evidence to A saos leged offenses, including convene court martials. ■utiny, aiding the enemy, Tuesday, however, that - details of his accusations At least one of the ■fusing to obey orders ■d trying to persuade other became known. charges leveled by Since March, Stockdale Stockdale, mutiny, is s to be insuhordinate. I Named in the charges has been working with Navy4" punishable by life re Marine Lt. Col. Edison lawyers, while deciding imprisonment. whether or not to make the Wilber, 43, was the linright Miller of Tustin, executive officer of a Navy formal charges. lalif. and Navy Capt. Walter Some carrier - based squadron of Wilber of Columbia impetus was Phantom F4 jets, when he provided when critics of jrossroads, Pa. I The two men, ts, are the first ex-POW both Guy's action noted that he named no officers. was shot down June 16, 1968. A 25 - year Navy taaaac It has been Defense veteran, he is married and icers to face such has three sons and a larges. Dept. policy not to accuse of the 566 former daughter. Recording [ I.OnTheodoreMay 29, Air Force Guy accused any POWs of misconduct. Some of them openly Interviewed Monday before knowing the details 20% OFF SCOTCH Tape Bght Army and Marine of Stockdale's charges, ■listed men of, among acknowledge making antiwar statements after Wilber said he was lther things, taking special being tortured by their "surprised" by them. Vors and telling North He notified the Navy in Vietnamese about the captors. But under the American February of his plans to pivities of their fellow retire from military service. Irisoners. system of military justice Miller, 41, went down over North Vietnam Oct. 13, 1967, while piloting an Vof makes SOUND plans F4 Phantom jet. Married and the father of five sons, he is a 28 - year veteran of CLE4R the Marine Corps. AS liGHT lo honor writer Stockdale also accused Wilber and Miller of conference is planned for Jpark Plans are underway to the 100th anniversary either MSU or an Ohio conspiracy, misconduct as university. prisoners and attempts to |if the birth of Sherwood Plans are beginning also cause insubordination and THE MOST ADVANCED SPEAKER Midwest novelist to establish a Sherwood disloyalty among other At a concert, you might hear something that equalled this system if |ndDavid short story writer. sat in the perfect spot, everyone kept quiet and none of the professor D. of Anderson, American Anderson Society. POWs. | DESIGN HAS ARRIVED FROM ESS you performers made any mistakes. The Bose System is unique in two respects. 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FEAR OBSCENITY RULING Sellers return books By NKW YORK TIMES guidelines SERVICE on obscenity, an cases it ruled on last School of Library Service, executive of the 30,000 - Thursday. urged today's action on the LAS VEGAS - member American Library The executive, Judith F. 13 member board's Booksellers are already Assn. reported today. Krug of Chicago, who meeting. returning thousands of At the same time, the directs the association's unsold books to their group's executive board Office He said afterward: "One for Intellectual suppliers for fear of approved funds to petition Freedom, spoke here at a thing that's very obviously prosecution in the wake of the Supreme Court for a hushed meeting of the likely to follow if these the Supreme Court's new rehearing in the obscenity court executive board. decisions stand is that The board also approved booksellers as well as a resolution calling for librarians will act as self - support in opposing the censors of their collections City not overrun effects new guidelines from such organizations as the Magazine Publishers Assn., — out of fear." The executive secretary of the American by deserted pets P.E.N. — American Centers, Book the Sellers Assn., Roysce National Council of was Smith, Teachers of English, and the reached at his New East Lansing is not part of the national trend American Booksellers Assn. Jersey home before the of abandoning pets at an alarming rate, local officials The board of the meeting. say. "Strays and abandoned pets are no big problem here," association, whose members He said: "While it seems Robert Foster, East Lansing Deputy Police are mostly librarians and Chief, said. to be the intention of the "Our biggest problem is abandoned library trustees, met here as junk cars and bicycles." new guidelines to bear down The American Humane Assn. the association's reports that many animals 92nd on hard core are abandoned at the end of the school year by annual conference - pornography, college opened they actually subject the students returning home for the summer, in this resort city. though this legitimate book - seller to apparently is not the case in East Lansing. Krug said, "The more fear of prosecution" — Many large dogs, bought for protection against rising booksellers are sending back crime, have been abandoned by owners because, he said, bookstore unwilling to pay the books already in the owners will not know which ' costs of keeping them, according to national news reports. thousands." books local Vacationers add to the abandonment The chairman of the authorities e A/ttv&sant CALIFORNIA 109'/j W. Kalamazoo " a.m. -2 >-ree 489-1215 U a.m. - 9 a.m. Mon p.m. membership with Ad Save $5 - Sun Sat LONG WHITE POTATOES 50° ® save 20° s 20° i !co^ toward the purchase of: on .C0V LYSOL LIQUID $1.19!| drink bases 20c off: i ■ DEODORIZING CLEANER Good thru Sat. June 30, 1973 | instant coffee | Good thru Sat. June 30, 1973 WITH COUPON! 1 Gallon bottle Good thru Sat. June 30, 1973 WITH | If you want to talk travel, we're CD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES iBGD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES IIClD Meijer" THRIFTY' AC RES r'flht across the street. COLLEGE TRAVEL 5125 w. saginaw - 2055 w. grand river - 6200 s. pennsylvania 351-6010 SUNDAY 9 7 p.m. SHOP MON. THRU SAT. 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. a.m. to 130W. GRAND RIVER 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, j,m. CHRYSLER, NEW Yorker TOMORROW'S ANTIQUEI MATURE GIRL or women to TWO BEDROOM apartment, 1 1967, automatic, air, 1959 Mercedes. Pale green, complete power, 353-5121. After 5pm 484-5184. beautiful. Engine needs work. $250. 337-1054. 3-7-2 live in and motherless home. Must be assist able to drive. 517- 224-4565, in mile off campus. $185 per month. Phone after 5:30pm 332-2110. 6-7-6 ""sejet * 3-6-27 PHONE 355 3255 evenings. 5-6-29 TOYOTA - 1971, 23,000 miles, ONE 347 Student Services Bldg. CORVAIR 1963, needs love and BEDROOM apartment, throw-out bearing. Cheap. needs wheal alignment, otherwise excellent. $1,200. TEACHERS NOW being utilities included. $140. _372-5767.0-6-3) 857 interviewed for Sunday Phone after •AUTOMOTIVE Call 393-9782 after 4pm. Call 349-9836. 3-7-2 5:30pm School positions for next 332-2110. 6-7-6 3-7-2 Scooters & Cycles year. CONGREGATION Parts & Service VW 1972 411, radio, 2 new SHAAREY ZEOEK FIREBIRD 1967, automatic, tire's. $2700. Call Tom, SUNDAY SCHOOL. Please Aviation very good condition. Best 355-4701 or evenings call Joanna Stark, 332-6715. •EMPLOYMENT offer. 337-0896. 3-6-27 •FOR RENT 351-3025. 3-7-2 3-6-29 J FORD 1972, Mustang Mach I, [ VW SOUAREBACK 1968, Apartments steering, automatic, - Houses power radio, deluxe interior, excellent mechanical For Rent excellent condition. $2750 or condition, good body, fuel Rooms injection, $850 or best offer. SUMMER at ♦FOR SALE best offer. 332-4929. 3-6-27 351-4434, 351-1888. Ask for UlELL, WELCOME ABOARD HA^eR, MICHIGAN'S BEAUTIFUL. See lake- 641 GG01 Animals Jim. 3-7-2 TaSKBR, ANP FELD&AUM, it. Trailer sales and rentals. BURCHAM FORD 1964 — good condition, NEED one HANDYS, 489-5080. C-4-7-6 WOODS two"™! Mobile Homes $225. Phone 485-3554 after Vt7UW(3MAN. EMOOV YOUR. WORK inan for •LOST & FOUND 4pm. 1-6-27 VW BUS - 1971, dependable, Spend your SUMMtR poolslde apartment. No |ease J" $2,200. Call 337-2396 after 6 AMD I'LL SEE Vt?l) AT VttCR TV AND stereo rentals $23 Enjoy the best In summer living csmpus. Can 7pm, 351 •PERSONAL pm. 2-5-19 term/ $9.50 month. Free, •Heated Pool •PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD FAIRLANE - 1966, RETIREMENT D/NWER IM 2j003 ! same day delivery and •Amole Parking 'Laundry • Air Cond. convertible, automatic, air, WOMAN; •REAL ESTATE VW BEETLE 1969, excellent service. Call NEJAC, 'Nicely Furnished and OWN room 7" good condition. $350. Post Office Box 1523 East 337-1300. C-6-29 Summer Leases '"'"'shed. Close •RECREATION condition, $1000. Phone Lansing. Michigan 48823 351-7848. 5-7-9 SERVICE 353-1297 3-6-29 or 353-9400. RENTAL, SMALL 2* and 5tt Studio Apts. 1 Bedroom si23 mo. $140 mo. campus. 337-1057. 4-S FORD ECONOLINE van - cubic foot refrigerators for 2 Bedroom Instruction $149 mo. 1967, best offer, after 5pm, lease for Sec. Deposit - si00 Employment JS' Auto Service summer term. Call Typing Service TRANSPORTATION 351-3055. 1-6-27 I Motorcycles 627-2191. 3-6-27 745 Burcnam Dr. 351-3118 or 484 4014 NICELY WANTED FORD FAIRLANE 500 - 1966, FURNISHED convertible, red, excellent CONFUSED ABOUT front end PART TIME summer 551 ALBERT room, grac| _ ' SUZUKI 1972 T350J, excellent repairs? Come to the experts, Street, 1 block person, $,25. Small condition, call 351-9035 employment with multi - from depo, ••RATES** condition, two helmets. Call 3 full time factory trained campus, large 2 After 6pm, after 5:30pm. 3-7-2 manufacturer distributor. bedroom, 3934666 D, 10 word minimum 349-1464. X-10-7-13 mechanics No Ripoffs. furnished, air 484-5315. 3-6-27 - Automobile required. ONE GIRL to sublet OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC. conditioned, 351-6676. 5-7-6 FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1969, Excellent salaries. 351-5800. Meadowbrook Trace. Open KAWASAKI 350 p NO. DAYS V-8, automatic, power - street bike, low mileage, rebuilt engine, Grand River at Park Lake, C-6-29 now. Call 393-2338. 3-6-27 TWO BEDROOM furnished E B B L E B ESTATES. Okemos schoi R~0~0 WORDS Eaet Lansing. 351-3130. steering and brakes, must sell. transferable apartment, $650 insurance, for 3-7-2 near campus, 4 bedroom colonial or best offer. Call Barb REGISTERED NURSES LUXURY EFFICIENCIES. $160 avails 1 3 5 $415. 337-2737.3-7-2 per month. 355-7812 August 28th for 954 mon 484-4511 or 489-4747. 3-7-2 ROSELAWN MANOR Summer and/or fall, air after 5pm. 3-6-29 FORD TRUCK 3/4 ton, TRIUMPH 650cc - 1969, good SKILLED NURSING HOME, 707 Armstrong Road, conditioned, close to campus. Phone 351-1258. 5-7-2 SUMMER AND fall |2 70/ month. 349.091 condition, $500. Phone rentals. completely fitted for 10%'or Lansing, has positions RIVER 1134' camper. 1972 list price 487-0192. 3-7-2 available for Registered ONE BEDROOM, tt block to APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 HOUSE BLOCK TO bedroom duplex, $1 CAMPUS*' $4200, and camper 10tt' campus, no utilities, $120. gg 1970 175 Nurses, all shifts, excellent man apartments. 332-0255 bedroom deluxe 1972 list $2200. Bridgestone, good Cable TV, stereo, 231 Louis. house, S30 salary and benefits. Apply in 10-7-13 Camper and truck $4800 or condition, 2 helmets, $250. furnished, all utilit Phone 651-5746. 5-7-9 person or call, 393-5680, 485-8357, 351-8931. 3-6-27 Summer will sell rate. 332-5U DEADLINE separately. Call Mrs. Swan, Personnel. 5-6-29 GIRL NEEDED to share 4 man 3-7-2 1 P.M. one class Doug, 349-3160. 3-6-29 SUMMER apartment for summer. Close day TRIUMPH TROPHY 500 - before publication. BEAL STREET APTS. to campus, $58/ month. 1970, 5,300 miles, good TOPLESS SHOESHINE girl OWN ROOM - duplex, no I 2 bedroom, 2 person, 1 337-1486. 3-7-2 condition, phone 489-0960. wanted, apply at block from or deposit, $15 per « campus. Peanuts Personal ads 1-6-27 SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK $130-140. Furnished, air 351-2023. 1-6-27 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own must be pre-paid. STORE, 1149 South cond., balcony, also avail, HONDA 1964, 90cc, $140. Call Washington, 694-0565 after fall. 6:30.7:30pm. room. $70/ month. WOMAN NEEDED immedia 5pm. 10-7-13 Meadowbrook Trace, Cancellations/ Corrections Tom, 355-4701 or evenings 351-6088 - own room. $55 per mo 351-3025. 3-7-2 Evenings, 393-7674. 3-7-2 Call 332-5765. 3 7-2 12 noon one class day •Electrical "Suspension MATURE WOMAN for ONE BEDROOM - tt block, before publications. light •Engine 'Frame Straight¬ furnished, sharp, air, reduced ONLY A few apartments left for WOMAN TO share house, FORD CUSTOM 1969 V-8 four 125 YAMAHA ENDURO - 300 housekeeping and some summer. 1 and 2 bedrooms. miles, 2 ening And Body & Paint sitting. Daily. Must have own summer. 332-1946. 3-7-2 room, $60/month The State News will be door, excellent condition, helmets, call Pool, air conditioning. Phone pi 482-9411 anytime. 5-7-9 Shop transportation. 482-4473 utilities. Phone 485-093 responsible only for the $800. 355-1261. 3-6-27 332-4929. 2-6-29 after 5:30pm weekdays. COUPLES, ADULT singles - 2 after 6 pm. 3-7-2 first day's incorrect 3-7-2 attractive modern 1 bedroom GTO CONVERTIBLE BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, OUR NEW HOURS: ONE insertion. - 1968, furnished. Cedar near 1-96. BEDROOM, newly OKEMOS - 3 bedroom furnitfi# RICKMAN. Most '73 models red, sharp, good tires. Monday 12:00-5:30 decorated, furnished includes Bills are 7 in stock. SHEP-S MOTOR DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for Many plus features. Only home. From August, 1973t due days Excellent shape. 332-5755. Tuesday 7:30-5:30 utilities, 400 Gunson. Phone te. If SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Orthodontist's office. Mature $135 with references and August 1974. Couple or si 2-6-29 Wednesday 7:30-5:30 351-0120.3-6-27 a by tt Cedar, Holt, Just South of Thursday 7:30-9:00 P.M. person who enjoys working deposit. 663-8418 days. family. $270. 34941 50* Ic e Charge will I-96 with children. Please send 2-6-29 3-7-2 HONDA 1971 overpass. Phone Friday 7:30-5:30 2600, less than 694-6621. 3-6-29 Saturday personal resume to Box B-2 A FANTASTIC 9:00-1:00 5000 miles, $995. HASLETT L.C.C. State News. 4-7-6 NEAR, 2 bedroom COTTAGE, 3 BEDROOM MOTOR SPORTS, 339-2125. 1972 KAWASAKI furnished first floor "PAD" FOR FALL facilities. Private bay 1 26-29 175cc, Call — extras. Excellent condition. DELIVERY HELP wanted for apartment. (5 rooms) newly sandy beach. West Ba IV4-4411 LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA decorated, carpeted, parking, Peterborough, Ontario, I Phone 351-9749 after NTERNATIONAL IV2-4444 PARLOR. $175 plus $125 deposit. week or for season. Call 5:30pm. 3-6-29 Evenings, must TRAVELALL 1965, V-8, have car. Phone 337-1636. Phone 484-6013 or 1- 6 pm. 351-0237. 3-7-2 custom, with air, $450 or (Watch for our 587-6839. 3-6-29 AMX 1970, mint condition. HONDA CB350G 1973, 4 weeks 2-6-29 best offer. 351-7732. 3-7-2 Collector's item. Asking old, crash bar, luggage rack, Summer Tune-Up COUNTRY HOME - 3bedrc $2100. Call 337-0986. 3-6-29 PARTY STORE Mature SUMMER LEASE only. 2, 3 and dining, living with fireplace JEEP 1969 in good shape, Warn sissy bar. Going bigger. special, coming - 4 hubs, V-6, 5 new tires, Asking $829. Call 332-2133 up soon.) person over 21, some man. Large rooms, air "731" Apts. study with fireplace, around 6pm weekdays. experience preferred, for conditioned, near campus. lot, central air, 2 CHEVELLE MALIBU hardtop moving, must sell, $1695. $120 to $160, 351 9036. Spend the next year In 646-3271. 3-6-29 3-6-29 evenings. Call 339-2575 and pure luxury attached, unfurnished, $3( — 1970, with vinyl roof, air . . . plush METRIC MOTORS VW ask for Jerry. 2-6-29 5-6-29 per month. 332-1807. 2-5-; - furniture, carpeting, air conditioning, power steering, HONDA 350CB 1972, must sell, repair. Okemos Road and cond., dishwashers, pool power brakes, all new tires. MGB 1972, red convertible, 3600 miles. Excellent I-96. 349-1929. C-6-29 INTERNAL AUDITOR EAST SIDE. 301 South Holmes, and private balconies. 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE Call 627-2351, or after 5pm superb condition, still under Don't get shut out - call condition. $700 or best offer. ASSISTANT 2 furnished ground level bedrooms, bath, fireplace, call 484-82E9. 2-6-29 warranty, must sell, phone Call 485-1829 after 5pm. ASSIST SENIOR apartments, (3 rooms, $120). year lease. $250 per mont auditor in 355-8134 after 5:30pm. • 3-6-29 (4 room, $140). All utilities. developing and applying Call after 6 pm. 332-5096 CHEVROLET SS 3-6-27 No - 1967, audit and test of transaction pets. Now available. 6-7-11 convertible, red and white, KAWASAKI 1972, 500cc. Nicel 351-7497.0-6-29 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. program. Senior auditor will MGB 1967; Radial wires, radio. Forced to sell. $775. Phone PARACHUTING THURSDAY automatic, call 655-3493 train you to assume his Share Cedar Village PERSON NEEDE and weekends. Instruction. 2-6-29 New paint, exhaust. Best 355-1263 after 6pm. 3-6-27 SUMMER ROOMS immediately, own room, responsibilities within 12 and Apartment 445. 12 miles from campus, offer. 393-9157. 4-6-29 months. Degree in accounting apartments close to campus. block campus, $60/month Jewett Airport, Immediately. Own room. CHEVY 1963 - must transportation. Very cheapl sell! Good MGB HARDTOP • with glass | Auto Service~^j |~^J 351-0799. 5-6-29 Mason. and/or auditing required. Actual experience preferred. Cheapl 337-1300. C-2-6-29 Call NEJAC, 3-6-29 351-6315.3-7-2 Phone 393-8038. 2-6-29 windows. Negotiable. Call No overnight travel or IN LANSING, single girl, ON HAGADORN - 2 block! LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years after 4 pm, 351-7348. 2-6-29 overtime. Excellent company EAST LANSING Horizon furnished from Grand River, experience in all types of efficiency. Share AUTO REPAIRS From front benefit house, near Whitehills, large 1 the yard, 4 bedrooms for - flight training. Approved for program including bathroom, utilities CHEVY VAN 1965, $150 as end service to major immediate discount. Salary in bedroom, carport, security fellows. $280 plus utilities is, OLDSMOBILE 1967 included. Call JON EZZO - Delta veterans. FRANCIS runs. HASLETT MOTOR overhauls. NO RIP-OFFSI proportion to ability. Send locks, balcony, air REAL ESTATE, 482-1147. Available now - for 1 v 88, power brakes, steering, OKEMOS AVIATION. Airport Road. SPORTS, 339-2125. 2-6-29 AUTO CLINIC, resume, J.W. KNAPP, Co. conditioning, carpeting, 3-6-29 Phone 351-5285. 3-7-2 air conditioning. $720. Call 484-1324. C-6-29 Grand River and Park Lake, Personnel Office, 300 South drapes. Quiet 337-1572. 7-7-13 atmosphere, East Lansing, 351-3130. adults. 1 lease. $175, 3tt BEDROOMS, shower CHEVY MALIBU Washington. 3-6-27 year SUBLEASE, ONE bedroom 1969, Employment automatic, power steering, OLDS "88" 1964, runs good, 3-7-2 "" i* GIRL FRIDAY to run small 349-2094. 6-7-11 apartment, air conditioning. 3 blocks from campus. $175/ bath, Close. parking, carpeteo Employed. 487 new tires, excellent COMPLETE IMPORT CAR EAST SIDE snows, full power, $175. office tt days. M-78 BODY - upper, furnished, month. Phone 351-0063. 3-6-27 condition. Best offer. SERVICE including 332-6420. B-1-6-27 SHOP. 337-0496.3-6-27 carpeting, private bath, $150, 3-6-29 353-6842. 3-6-27 ignition, chassis, brakes, FEMALE STUDENT to live including utilities. DODGE SUMMER - SINGLE and electrical. Available at in/provide evening VOCALIST WANTED for REALTY, 482- 5909.3-7-2 GIRL NEEDED, own room, student share 2 bedroo PORSCHE 1970, ROBERTS AUTOMOTIVE CHEVY 1964, new tires, runs babysitting and preparation otherwise complete Rock - furnished, summer. East house. Okemos. Before 3p"i appearance group, many CENTER. 4980 Park Lake of evening meal for 4 year A good, call 484-5564 after Roll Band. Jeff 489-0395. LARGE 3 bedroom Lansing. 351-2353. 3-6-29 349-1911. 3-6-27 extras, phone 351-8282. Road, Okemos. Phone old 6pm. 3-6-29 5-6-29 daughter of widower. Paul 485-1813. 3-6-29 apartment near campus. 351-8088 for appointment. Nice home, privileges, Furnished. Summer 0-6-29 only. flexible schedule. Lansing. Call 337-2714. 5-7-9 NUDE MODELS Apply to Box wanted for CROSSWORD Collingtoooti MASON BODY SHOP - 812 A-1, State executive art studio. Call News. 5-7-9 WOODSIDE NORTH East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 489-1215. 5-7-9 APARTMENTS. 1 bedroom, PUZZLE Complete auto RELIABLE YOUNG woman for 2 painting and collision service. NUDE MODELS wanted for man, furnished, air I. Come to ar light housework. 3 half days conditioning, means 485-0256. C-6-29 per week for CEASAR'S RETREAT campus. Quiet. close to summer or HEALTH SPA. Call Parking, 5. Gray's agency 32. longer. ED2-4373. 2-6-29 phone 332-4987. 0-3-6-29 484-4481. 5-7-9 8. Walk on the 34. ALL VW parts in stock at moon 35. wholesale prices BARTENDER WILLIAMSTON, FIRST floor, 1 11. Herring BABYSITTER FROM 12:30 to 37. (approximately 20% off). EXPERIENCED only. Must be bedroom apartment. Quiet 12. Seek office 39. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 3:30pm Monday through adults or single. 13. Cotton seeder neat, clean and dependable. 44. Thursday, 80c an hour. Clean, call East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Part time. 655-2175, SEA after 5pm 655-3720. 2-6-27 14 Mythomaniac 47. 482-6334. 1-6-27 15. Charged 48. mile West of campus. HAWK RESTAURANT, 17. Tramp 49 487-5055. C-6-29 Williamston. 5-7-9 NEED GIRLS for COUNTER AGENT - for car huge 19. Food for a 50 furnished apartment, 3 luau rental agency at Capitol City blocks to MSU, parking, $50 20. Taut Airport. 40 hours per week at per month, utilities included 24. Milkflsh $2.00 per hour. SUMMER RATES 351-5500 to arrange 29th interview. 2-6-29 Call June 332-8734. 5-6-29 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 27. Brew north, furnished one ALCOA FOR STUDENTS SUBSIDIARY. Part bedroom. Utilities paid, time work, $300/ month. parking, $135 a month plus Full time positions available. 1 bedroom $150 2 bedroom $190-200 deposit. Phone 627-5454 882-0979. C-6-29 5-6-29 3 bedroom $210 PART TIME WAITRESS Meadowbrook Trace combines a country - EFFICIENCY, PARTIALLY apply in person only. Day furnished, 5 minutes from atmosphere with #SWIMMING POOL and night shifts available. RECREATION FACILITIES with SAUNA, BILLIARDS campus by bike, $95 includes THE DEPOT, 1203 South deposit refunds utilities. Cell ROGER PING PONG PARTY ROOM. Washington, Lansing. Must P A VLI K REALTY have own transportation. 371-2891. 3-6-29 •Air conditioned •Dishwarns 'Unlimited Parking "New Furniture Meadowbrook 3-7-2 CASHIER TO work lunch STONE FIREPLACE, carpet, balcony, 2 bedrooms, shag •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind •Modal Open Daily CaH 361-8282 Trace JOLLY + 496 houis, Friday and Saturday nights. Apply In person. Must have own transportation. Itt utilities. campus baths, $185 includes 6 minutes by bike. Call ROGER from (Behind the Yankee Store) 1203 South PAVLIK HOUflS 10-7 DAILY 393-0210 Washington, REALTY Lansing. 3-7-2 371 2891. 3-6-29 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, June 27, 1973 ]5 m py t- OS FALL. SINGLES, Removal of trees receives delay campus on South furnished, HEATH AR-1500 18' FIBER GLASS canoe. 'IND SOMETHING? ius small family or 3 utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, receiver super - ^ 646-5651. 3-6-29 laundry, parking, close factory tested and aligned $450/ cabinet Good I Best offer. Water bed, $10. 372-2948. 2-5-29 If you've found of a pet or article (continued from page 1) are determined to prevent occurred there. About 60 $65-$80. 332-5722 and value, we want to help you DYNACO SCA-80Q 484-9774. 0-6-29 4-dimensional amplifier 80 return it. Just come into the order or the pending court the tree - cutting and have personal injury accidents 10 SPEED new- Fuji S-10-S State News Classified action. drawn their own alternative have been reported watts RMS $145. DUAL children, (ROAD RACER). Call Rick, Department and tell us you , n0 pets, no PENNSYLVNIA AVENUE 1218/ SHURE This is the second plan to replace the one of including a fatality, M91ED 351-2409. 5-7-9 month, plus utllitie*. south, near Michigan Avenue turntable want to place an ad in EAST restraining order in two the highway department. But Robert Perrin, vice - $170 all under ^ 339-2075. 5-7-2 Quiet for student, near warranties. Phone 355-3114 LANSING STATE BANK'S found column. As a public weeks which the citizens president for University teisreSi busline. $15 a week plus 1-6-27 service EAST LANSING have obtained to prevent arilyn Hanley, Relations said Tuesday the :qr00m house, 10 miles deposit. Phone 627-5454 campus. $300/ month 5-6-29 ANTIQUE TRUNKS, medicine STATE BANK will run the the axing of some 30 trees spokeswoman for the trustees had considered the » % ad at no extra cost to and bushes in the citizens' steering committee plan and did not approve it. you. , utilities. 371-1900. east cabinet, desks, farm tools, earth cruising machines EAST LANSING intersection. The citizens (Citizens for a Livable "Obviously they lansing - male primitives. 655-1109. 2-6-29 student,, single rooms, STATE BANK are protesting a planned Community), said earlier concurred with the belief of QUALITY ROOM in house for parking, refrigerator. Call GIRLS SINGLE speed 24" BRANDS C-6-29 $400,000 t highway this week their plan involves state highway officials that $60 per month. 332-5791. 3-7-2 remodeling project by the simply removing a portion the best plan to straighten bicycle, good condition, $15. «to campus. No lease, no 355-8047. 1-6-27 LOWEST LOST - FULL grown long city, which they say will of the street median to the intersections is •OIi.. 351-3170 or ,m ACROSS FROM PRICES haired black, white and cooking, campus — orange calico cat. Indian Hills severely damage the natural widen the intersection and original one," he said, ■2355. 3-7-2 parking, $53/ LAFAYETTE SOLID state surrounding environment, the installment of a three - month, area. Reward. 349-2284. own room. 351-8753 stereo receiver, LR100, $75. Velocipede Peddlei The citizens lost their face stop - light for better Graduate or working 1-6-27 Perfect condition. 332-8402 541 E. Grand River 3-7-2 case before a federal district traffic direction. lalas, own bedroom, evenings. 4-7-6 \LJownstairs 351 - 7240/ 'U' LARGE court judge in Grand Rapids The plan was designed funding ROOMS. Suitable for FOUND BLACK cat, June 20th, tifuiiv furnished, color dishwasher, many couples. Cooking, parking, BICYCLES 1 year, collar reads, "Michael June 21, who said the size two years ago to restructure - ALL 10 speed, DUAL 1215S close. 351-8095. 2-6-25 Fink." 353-9242. 3-7-2 of the highway project was Harrison Road and the j r ie s • References. various colors and sizes. Fisher 16 (continued from page 1) .$100 per month. Simplex de-railer, center pull not large enough to warrant intersection, in order to cut receiver. Pioneer CS77 stereo 3985, 353-3937. 5-7-6 WALK TO campus, cooking. brakes, high quality. At LOST: YOUNG male orange saving the land and trees. down on the amount of Young said the cuts "'had 334 speakers. Viking 423 reel - to- and white cat. Near to do with and most Evergreen. No Michigan But the citizens say they Phone 489-1893. 3-6-29 pets. dealer's cost. Forced reel stereo tape deck. Koss and Harrison. Phone accidents which have : BEDROOMS, air warehouse sale. affected poor and urban 9-5pm ESP6 stereo headphones. 351-3765 after 12. 4-6-29 ditioning, fenced yard, Monday - Friday, Saturday Mamiya / SEKOR 500 TL students. MSU. Phone 351-059S. STUDIO, PRIVATE bath and 8-12pm. d81c STORAGE SLR camera. 500mm "These cuts were made entrance. FOUND: KEYS near Men's Lady or gentleman. COMPANY, 1241 Roth T-mount mirror lens. Argus with out too much After 5pm. 655-3720. 2-6-27 Drive, South Cedar at 1-96. C-3 range finder, Kodak rationality," Young said. /IER, FALL, 5 man, 694-3311. $-2-6-29 pocket instamatic 60, "Each committee member ished. 1023 East Grand THREE MAN suite, T7oom~s Polaroids, lenses, movie seemed to consider his own ier, East Lansing, furnished, utilities, kitchen, HAMMOND ORGAN $200. cameras, projectors, camera TV lounge, - FOUND: EAST Lansing High. district's school alone and .1242. 3-6-27 laundry, parking' Electric guitar, $100. Steel accessories, TV sets, TV test close. 332-5722, 484-9774 Black/tan long - haired puppy failed to consider the guitar, $75. 482-2339 after equipment, typewriters, / red collar. 351-1596. CAMPUS, grad students, 0-6-29 5pm. 3-7-2 clock radios, wall tapestries. Announcements for It's Free U needs facilatators for impact it could have on the 332-1085. C-3-6-29 state." edroom house, furnished, 1000 used 8-track tapes, $1 What's Happening must be auto mechanics, dancing, and SMALL ROOM in house, GIANT GARAGE SALE received in the State News guitar, if you can help, please MSlTs new College of garage. No pets. $280 - June up. 1500 used stereo albums, ; utilities. Now available. -4012 after 5pm. 3-6-29 immediately. $45/ utilities included. 337-9676. 3-6-27 month,' 27th, 28th, 29th. 1809 Linden, East Lansing. 2-6-29 50c up. WILCOX SECOND HAND STEREOLAND, 509 I?! Office, 341 Student Services Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. No get in touch right away. Encountering. A mixture of Urban Development could lose up to $788,000 if the East Michigan, Lansing, accouncements will be accepted gestalt, sensitivity, rapping. First University's allocation is : COUNTRY house with SEAR'S DOUBLE bed size phone 485-4391, 8-5:30pm FREE A lesson in meetings from 3-6 p.m. today. cut. by phone. ... NOW LEASING summer and mattress. New fall 1972. $20. complexion Call Councilman George A. Limited to pie. Own bedroom. fall. Single rooms, $15 and Monday - Saturday. care. 10. Call Free U "We never sanctioned the ,6453. 3-6-29 351-2027. 1-6-27 BankAmericard, Master 484-4519 East Michigan or Colburn will hold office hours office if interested. new urban affairs program," up weekly. Office hours, Charge, trades, layaways. 485-7197 Lansing Mall. from 7-8 p.m. on Thursday in Monday, Tuesday, Thursday room, 203, City Hall. Sen. Charles O. Zollar, R - tfEN needed, furnished, 8 STEREO RECEIVER Peerless C-6-29 MERLE NORMAN 126 Woodmere 3-5pm. Call 351-4495. with COSMETICS STUDIOS. Benton Harbor and house. tape deck, $45. Good MSU Married Students Union > be raised. Two Bt, utilities included, 0-4-6-29 buy. 351-4360 after 5pm. —moving sale— C-6-29 going on at 8 p.m. chairman of the ble bedroom. 351-4037. X-3-6-29 3 piece Bedroom invites all married student 8^°^ Friday and 8:30 on Sunday. appropriations committee set $110. families (including children) to Call Jim for location, 332-8185. 27 CLEAN, QUIET room, male, no TV AND stereo rentals. $23 family swim party from 7-9 p.m. said. "They took money off APARTMENT Convertible Sofa 81 parking, no cooking. SIZE Signature term/ $9.50 month. Free, on Saturday at the IM outdoor the top of allocations for 351-1754 after 6pm. 2-6-27 2 chairs - $60 SIDE, 4 bedroom home, refrigerator. Like new. Best same day delivery and P°oL Free U offering intensive four other schools to fund offer takes. 337-2714. 5-7-9 Color TV - only 6 service. Call lished, carpeted. No pets. NEJAC, it. The committee felt if months old - $190. 337-1300. C-6-29 «v available. $250. TWO ROOMS available in a six former MSU instructor. Call the 1-7497 or nights bedroom house, $55/ month, SUPER REVERB amplifier, Large Desk - $30 invites you to meet with your pree U office to sign up. they want to do that, they Single Bed - $30 DUPLICATE state representatives to discuss * can do it again." ■2191.0-6-29 cooking facilities, 337-0342, excellent condition. $225. BRIDGE, regular any legislative issues at 8 p.m. 908 South Harrison. 3-6-27 Call Howard, 351-3698. 3-7-2 4 TV Tables $2 ea. and beginners. Wednesday, Massage for sensitivity, Jack Breslin, executive today - at the LeJon Building, relaxation and Mirror - $3 June 20, 7:30, second floor healing. First vice president of MSU, said LANSING, 3 bedroom, 1801 W. Main St. in Lansing, Bunk Beds - $50 Union Building. 355-6483. class was Monday night. For lished, air conditioned, SINGLE, MALE student; block PARTNERSHIP IN local natural For a ride call 332-2761. more information call Alex at early this week that MSU lvenient location, foods business for sale. Call Washing Machine - $50 1-6-27 was "going to make an all - campus, cooking, parking. 332-13S2. 314 Call: 882-6356 Duplicate Bridge meets at 7 terences required, Evergreen. 332-3839. 351-7291.6-7-6 out effort to get at least a PREGNANT? WE understand. p.m. today on the second floor tember 1 to August 31, 3-6-27 TEAC A-401 OS tape deck, 754" Call us. PREGNANCY of the Union. Yoga continues to continue. portion of that money 74. $325 monthly. reel-to-reel, auto reverse, restored." •0452. 3-6-27 QUIET ROOM for male student. COUNSELING. 372-1560. „ . .„ Meetings are at 7 a.m. Monday reverb, walnut frame, $300 The MSU Crew Club will But Wilbur 21 IK Grand River across C-6-29 through Friday; 7-10 p.m. Brookover, best meet to discuss summer rowing, or offer. Kenwood Tuesday and Thursday; 9 a.m. ,E NEEDED for house / from Union. Upstairs. $48 fall events. Races are at 7:30 Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. AU acting chairman of the new AM/FM stereo receiver, 4 BOARD EXAM TUTORING mer. Also available fall. per month. 5-6-29 earth tonight in 208 Mens IM. New beginners should college's Dept of Urban and cruising machines channel, fine filtered tuning, KAPLAN TUTORING and experienced oarsrr- 351-5725. 2-6-25 $175. Kenwood speakers (2) - Metropolitan Studies, said FALL. DOUBLES. REPAIR COURSES now being formed welcome. the Senate had no power to Furnished, 26" high, 12" woofer, 4 way, for the coming LSAT, MCAT utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, SERVICE walnut frame, $200 for both. The MSU Promenaders will make any cuts in the DAT Board exams. For laundry, parking, close. $53. PARTS Garrard Synchro-lab 95 meet at 7 p.m. today in 34 Learning how to sit for a college's allocations. information call 313- 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-6-29 Peckering needle unit, $75. Women's IM Bldg. photo, offered by Free U. This "The courts have ruled ACCESSORIES 354-0085. C-6-29 famous artist uses a woodcut Or entire system $650. Call that the legislature cannot Velocipede Peddler The Suntmer Chess Club effect and will incorporate your N 541 E. Grand River after 3 pm, 482-4985. 2-6-29 DISCOUNT FILM processing, 7:30 tonight in the sign of lhe zodiac in your dictate how money is to be NEEDED, nice house fast service. GULLIVER ,a a «... sketch. Call Richard at spent. The only body that Center Street, own room, 1 includes 1210. 3-7-2 utilities. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. ^Downstairs 351. 7240^ Animals □H STATE DRUGS. 1105 East Grand River. C-3-6-29 A dance class, Tai Chi 3S1-30S0. can approve a budget and make any cuts University Tanks, canisters, and SEWING MACHINE clearance Chwana, moving meditation will Video events, a continuing in our allocation is the uprights. Guaranteed 1 full salel Brand new portable, DANDY DINMONT TERRIERS board of trustees." ]0 hold its first class at 6 p.m. on Free U class. Meeting at 7 p.m. Rooms year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS $49.95, $5 per month. Large - ready for possession. 3 Friday, outdoors near the on Friday in the Married The ruling referred to by DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, selection of reconditioned male, 3 female. Future show Union. Housing Office. If interested call Brookover was the famous 316 North Cedar, opposite used machines. Singers, champions. Sired BABYSITTER. LICENSED. Randy at 3S5-95S0. by "Tri - U" suit in which the Economical. Available in her The free store will be open CLOSE to MSU. Clean, City Market. C - 6 - 29 Whites, Necchis, New Home champion. Overbid Beau of this summer from 10 a.m. until The Volunteer Action Corps courts ruled in May that and "many others." $19.95 Clandandie. Have champion Spartan Village home, rooms. Cooking. Phone THE ALOHA! 7 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday adn needs people to help paint state universities were to be to $39.95. Terms, 355-3010. 3-6-27 0-6-29 pedigree - AKC registered, Thursday. Volunteers interested houses this summer. Drop by 1 ji Hawaiian Clothing EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING shots. Quiet and non - in working with the store call Student Services Bldg. or call fiscally autonomous. The STUDENTS, reasonable, FABRICS COMPANY. 1115 North shedding. Courageous FOR QUALITY service on Lyn at 351-1457. 353-4400. legislature could not direct a Washington. 489-6448. watchdogs. 487-5728. 3-7-2 stereo equipment, see the school how and where to rnished, clean, near GIFTS Green Earth Food Co-op will C-6-29 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East The Volunteer Action Corps ipus. Quiet, parking, meet at 7 p.m. Sunday at the needs volunteers to drive people spend its money. .uau Supplies Grand River. C-6-29 The courts have also 3094. 3-6-25 AFFECTIONATE SIAMESE front entrance of the Student to doctor's appointments, etc. If NEW MARTIN D-35 now $474, kittens. 255 Ann St. 351-1911 Pets and show Services Building to sign up for n help call 353-4400. ruled, however, that the lished, FOR RENT cooking, private - STEREO - PORTABLE, Gibson Hummingbird $267, used Fender Telecasters $150 and $185. Dulcimers, 5-string quality. Seal point, chocolatepoint, bluepoint, [_,r work, pick up orders and discuss fund raising. The Students International Meditation Society presents two legislature university's can approve level of a ance, $60/ month. excellent condition, $150 or frostpoint, redpoint, banjos, fiddles, now at introductory lectures on funding. 1946. 3-7-2 best offer. 332-6011. 3-7-2 Call Berkley, ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, tortiepoint, lynxpoint, albino, white. Shots, papers, GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and I TVPing Service transcendental meditation as About $748,000 of that IER ROOMS available. 541 East Grand River, East taught by Maharishi Mahesh $2.5 million would be litter - trained. Free delivery. instruction available. Yogi. Meeting at 4 and 8 p.m. and female. HOWLAND OPEN HOUSE SALE - Lansing (below Paramount) PurrTiKitTi CATTERY. EXPERIENCED IBM on Wednesday in 102B Wells placed in a contingency MARSHALL MUSIC. typing. USE CO-OP, 332-6521. graphics, lamps, mirrors, 1 -7pm Phone 332-4331. Phone 353-4316 9-12am, fund for MSU. The money C-3-6-27 351-7830. C-1-6-27 (Pica - Elite). 1331 East stoneware, etc. DISCOUNTS 7-10pm. 1-6-27 could then be released to Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. to 40%. FREE refreshments. The Volunteer Action Corps MSU only if the University 5-6-29 TING FALL - 334 June 29-30, 9-9pm. GIVE THESE kittens a homel Typing Service needs volunteers to help move enrolled more students in i9an Avenue, across Distinctive Interiors, 1491 Part Persian, one calico, one people's household goods this summer. If you care call 1973 - 74 than it did 1972 - 1 Williams Dormitory. Haslett Road, Haslett. black and silver tiger, one 353-4400. 73. The money would then W after 6 pm. 332-5906. 339-8257. 2-6-29 TERM PAPERS with IBM gray fluffy, and one lovable be allocated at a rate of runt. 332-6810. 2-6-29 Selectric. Phone after 5pm Gay Liberation will hold FOR SUMMER - morning and 337-0319. 5-6-29 CHARTER FLIGHT regular office hours from 7-10 $1,000 a student. SINGLE room 3 blocks SAINT BERNARD p.m. Monday through Friday in MSU was not the only afternoon openings for puppies, PROBLEMS? We have " Union. Phone 351-5076 toddler and pre-school AKC, from X-rayed stock. reliable low 309 Student Services Bldg. For school given a contingency ANN BROWN. Typing and cost flights information call 353-9795. u 30 pm. 3-7-2 children. Please contact Champion lines. Dew claws leaving from Buffalo and fund. Wayne State multilith offset printing. M.S.A.U. DAY CARE removed, $100, Phone Complete service for New York City for various University was also issued a ' , _ .. ... . ■E Gay Liberation will have an ROOMS for men, close CENTER, 353-5154. 4-7-6 627-5661. 5-6-29 European destinations at dissertations, theses, information booth today and I"1™ Of 5>8JO,UUU. campus. Phone 351-5076 various times. Call toll free One GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns FREE KITTENS. Grey striped manuscripts, general typing, Friday in the Union Lobby. surprising 30 pm. 3-7-2 FRIENDLY STUDENT would 800- 223-5569. 3-7-2 Stop by for information Ga> of all kinds. Buy, trade and and grey splotched. 655-3673 IBM, 23 years experience. development was that the like weekday babysitting job. Pride Week, Gay Liberation sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, or 355-9796. 3-6-29 349-0850. C-6-29 committee recommended an 332-5656 before 5pm. 2-6-29 WANTED: DRIVER to San homosexuality. 2412 South Cedar, Call allocation of $777,000 to Francisco last week July. 371-2244. 4-6-29 COMPLETE THESES the PLEASE GIVE a beautiful Gas, tolls paid. Call 332-0027 ESP, nonordinary states of proposed MSU law PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal or SERVICE. Discount printing. consciousness, biofeedback, etc. calico kitten a good home. Sunday thru Friday. 3-6-27 school, even though the single vision. OPTICAL V, TYPEWRITER, electric FREE. 351-9210 evenings. IBM typing and binding of At Synergy call Bob, 351-4514. DISCOUNT, 2615 East theses, resumes, publication. governor proposed only HE Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. guitar, 351-2354. 3-6-27 amp. Cheap. 3-6-29 Across from campus, corner NEED RIDE Meridian Mall Spanish for beginners. $688,000. C-3-6-29 M.A.C. and Grand River, Tuesday, Thursday, 8 am. Beginning immediately on DEWflHTS Mobile Homes ne below Jones Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH Share gas. 351-1770. 2-6-29 Wednesday. John at 351-3815. If interested call Dean RIDERS WANTED to Florida, wp KAROLYN'S 1968, 12'x60', air, skirting, SERVICES, C-6-29 337-1666. leaving 351-1796. 3-7-2 July 1-5. Tim, civilization through short and language story. For (continued from page 1) Sen. -Joseph Montoya, shed, like new. Available EXPERIENCED TYPIST, information call the Free U D-New Mexico, took Dean August 1. $4,700. 694-3864. office. Okemos. Electric typewriter, imported point through KNITS & KOTTENS point by 5-7-2 v Call 349-1773 evenings and Nixon's most recent denial weekends. 373-6726 TOPPER 12'x60' - furnished, For of knowledge about the Wicker formerly the Bargain Barn skirted. King Arthur's Court. weekdays. 0-6-29 DON'T FORGET blood comes Mark, Watergate coverup. $3,300. 372-7134. 4-7-6 only from people. Dean characterized the THESES, RESUMES, typing Professional donors and printing. Reasonable Housing Research and Tenant May 22 statement as "less Baskets • SELECT GROUP POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT - HOLLY PARK - 1972, 14'x65' with shed, skirting, steps. In prices. COMMERCIAL compensated. COMMUNITY MICHIGAN BLOOD Organizing. A new Free U class offered at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday than accurate." $2.98 & $1.98 PRINTING. 337-0712. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours He said he had no Windsor Estates. 646-6428. at 501 MAC Ave. C-6-29 3-7-2 Monday, Thursday and knowledge that the Perfect for • KLOPMAN ULTRESSA (100% POLYESTER, 45" Friday 9 - 4:30pm, Tuesday An introduction to the Tarot, President knew about the ELECTRIC (PICA). 46" SCREEN PRINT) AMERICAN 1971 12'x60'.Two and Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Astrology and the Zodiac. A Watergate break in in -magazines REG. $1.98 NOW $1.69 Experienced. Fast service. C-6-29 Free U class beginning at 6 p.m. - bedrooms, completely Call today. Meeting in the room next advance. Tish, 482-9514 after carpeted, furnished. Many to the Free U office. wastebaskets 5pm. 3-6-27 • WHIPPED CREAM REG. $1.98 extras. Phone 675-5164. "I believe the President NOW $1.69 4-6-29 Anyone interested in radio was aware of an effort to PROFESSIONAL IBM ■knitting dissertation and TV repair and would like to cover up the Watergate. . . • SINGLE POLYESTER KNITS, typing. MA TRAVELING COMPANIONS to get together call Harold at suppliei ARLETTE English degree. MARTY As far as I know, the first tour Europe beginning 339-2353. $3.88 and time I had first hand COMFORTABLE NORTH, 351-3487. C-6-29 September. Ask for Don, • -decorationi. NOW $3.29 convenient living in this "like Bicycles. Care, repair, and knowledge that he was 332-4700. 2-6-27 new" mobile home, located touring. Meeting at 7 p.m. on aware of this was on Sept. Grand River, Williamston - 128 W. EXPERIENCED I8M typing. Sunday at Synergy. in rural setting, use of pool, 15, 1972. Certainly as this Hours: playground and recreation Dissertations, (Pica - Elite), WANTED: FEMALE statement was issued 2 on FAYANN, 489-0358. C-6-29 motorcyclist. Must have good A new Free U class: Building - $7 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thursday 9-9 p.m. & Fri. 9-6 p.m. center. Extra sharp with 2 bedrooms, storage shed and extras. Call now. ROGER PROFESSIONAL IBM typing road bike. England, Cenada Travel or west. New 1-2 a Boat. I am building a sailboat and will be glad to share by May 22 of 1973, and March 21, I certainly told on skills with anybody. The first Sunday 10-6 p.m. PAVLIK REALTY, (Pica - Elite). 11 years weeks, mid-July. Camp and the President everything up meeting will be Saturday Closed Saturday. 371-2890 or Derald Heath, experience. SANDI, crash. Call evenings Bill, to that point in time," he morning at 259 Durand St. Call 485-4950. 3-6-29 339-8934. C-&29 351-4137.4-7-6 Tony at 332-2303. said. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Jun By UNITED PRESS LANSING WTERNation^ - Opponents of a new . their first legislative victory todav ^Pitol 18 -10 .o .top construction on 1 ,.7Q0urj,r!8ent caP,to> 1879 and it h« met thb iSUlonb«il can continue to do so wJf? neent g r°uri years JSI ^ construction and more underground utility work "8—' "Saying we need , __ a new mmm Capitol iust °" nd hn ucv library space, they ought Ballenger said "toTuUd6» new St. of new Capitol Sen Jack Faxon, D - afflicted with an obsession to Detroit <»iH * te'ar downTnvt^8^ years old. wn anything 0T( "When Europeans start tearino a Palace, the leaning Tower of Pisa maybe we can tear down the Capitol " hothe ^ rsaill« and "v ^ Supporters of the new because the current building is a firetran !„5 slidT nece" "It s about time we came Sen. John T. Bowman, D - to The P20th the old girl together Roscville . tuty long enough now." Ve cflnnDiru'c (WUUnlbrf 0 ~n Op«n w#"slde of MSU at 910 Tr°wt,r|1.44 $ Repeeter Whole Scott Jumbo Roll sliced bacon :: f towels 2/69° Holly Farmi Grade A Page Family chicken combo pack » napkins 200 ct 27° Grand Prize Beef Boneless Geisha sizzle steak m.69 tuna 6% oz. 38l Thank You Body shop The juxtaposition of two unrelated objects created this view of an old tombstone. cherry pie filling 20 oz. 3/$1 State News photo by Ken Ferguson ( D._ Limit 10 please with Harris,, write or call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE I ART CCNTCR coupon and $5 purchase. Good only at Goodrich & Limit 1 please with coupon and $5 ) 319 E. Grand River Ave. purchase. Good only at Goodrich 8i j ["Prove mmmm 800-292-3831 Shop Thursday evenings East Lansing, Mich. Expires 6/30/73. Larry's Shoprite. Expires 6/30/73. 1