the michigan Volume 66 Number 5 Michigan State University Maw. East Lansing, I Friday, June 29, 1973 J SU to try to regain law school funds • AUM I I MnCTDAM By JOHN LINDSTROM Wednesday, cut the allocations for all that there were presently too many But Sen. William Ballenger, R - State News Staff Writer three proposed law schools - at the House. It received its first reading hope that the legislature will, in the MSU, the House on Thursday and was end, agree." lawyers in the state to justify creating Ovid, defended the proposed schools: |SU officials indicated Thursday Western Michigan University and Grand Valley State College - before then referred President Wharton said that he had three more schools. "It's one thing for someone to sit I they would try to convince the Appropriations Committee. "no comment" on the issue. "There are about 13,000 lawyers in around in a think tank and say we Mature to return the law school approving the overall Higher The proposed law school the state now," said Sen. Donald don't need any more lawyers. But lopriation to the University's Education Appropriation Bill. "We still feel that the concept allocations wete cut in a narrow 14 to Bishop, R - Troy. "Jobs are not easily reality is quite a different thing. ,h allocation. behind a law school at MSU is a valid 11 vote in the Senate in the early come by anymore for lawyers, unless People are seeking legal education The final appropriations bill was one," Robert Perrin, vice president for morning hours on Wednesday. you have a relative or know someone more and more today and the the Senate, in a surprise move on passed by a 26 to 4 margin and sent to University relations, said. "And we Opponents of the schools argued in the legal business." (continued on page 9) funding Iraws Bugging panel senators Nixon's reply to By TOM HAROLDSON WASHINGTON (AP) - The scheduled to testify later. "I'd it are based on first - hand knowledge, State News Staff Writer leadership of the Senate Watergate able to say at this point how we might hearsay, circumstantial evidence or je state Senate fight over higher committee today signaled President be able to get the President's supposition. Nixon that they want to hear his perceptions of that meeting," Baker Baker was particularly interested in |cation appropriations which took response to John W. Dean Ill's said. But he said he hoped to hear the Sept. 15 meeting, which is the first (e during the late hours Tuesday at accusations that he participated in from Nixon in some manner. time Dean says he met personally with ?s resembled an amateur wrestling covering up the wiretapping scandal. Ervin had hinted at his desire to Nixon about the case. th with all of the name calling, hear the President's testimony in It was on that day that seven men Sen Howard Baker Jr., R-Tenn., 1 feelings and verbal lashings that said information would be sought earlier questioning of Dean. were indicted for conspiracy, burglary Le with it. and wiretapping. None of them were fjrom the President "in whatever Baker, questioning Dean about the But even more important than a manner can be arranged." Chairman Sept. 15 meeting, asked if he could higher in the President's reelection ■erallv ill - mooded atmosphere Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., indicated a recall whether the President appeared campaign than G. Gordon Liddy, chief he attitudes that several preference for direct testimony. "You puzzled or surprised by his use of the counsel for the finance committee. can't examine written word "contained." Another Republican member of the expressed toward higher cross - a Dean said he hadn't been studying committee, Sen. Edward J. Gurney, [cation in general. statement," Ervin said. the faces of Nixon or R-Fla., said Wednesday that he Dean, in his fourth day of televised post vociferous in his testimony, was pressed by Baker to Haldeman. disagreed with Dean's interpretation of unciations was state Sen. Charles recall his exact words to the President "Everybody seemed to understand the meeting, and suggested that Dean I Zollar, R - Benton Harbor, last Sept. 15, the day Dean said he what I was talking about," Dean said. might be incorrect in assuming that in of the Senate Appropriations received the firm impression from In his fourth straight day of the President knew then that a cover - Inmittee and labeled one of the Nixon that he knew of the cover - up testifying before the Senate Watergate up was underway. yerful men in the Senate. plot. committee, Dean declined to express But Dean has refused to budge Dean said he told Nixon "It has an opinion on whether the President from his contention that Nixon was feollar attacked the lobby efforts of had carried out his constitutional duty aware then of what was going on. He been contained," but that "I don't [versities and colleges to get higher believe it can continue to be to see that the laws were faithfully had said earlier that he told Nixon he iropriations, stating that Sen. Gary contained." executed in the case. But he said he had only helped in keeping the ler, R • Hudsonville, and sponsor of "Those are very close to my exact had testified truthfully, and that his (continued on page 11) J amendments which granted an Iditiona! $4 million in Document perusal words," he said. memory is sharp about crucial events Baker noted that three people, in the case. Iropriations, was listening too much Senate Watergate Chairman Sam Ervin, D-N.C., left, talks with Pean, Nixon and presidential chief of Baker, the committee vice ■lobby efforts, instead of his own attorneys Charles M. Schaffer and Robert C. McCandless and staff H.R. Haldeman had been present, chairman, led Dean through a series of Inside Wednesday fictions. former White House aide John Dean III about top secret and said the committee would like to questions attempting to get Dean to summarize various facets of his story, •Humanities hear all three versions of the meeting. D^pt. |"You can't tell me that you (Sen. documents during a break of the Watergate hearings Tuesday in He noted that Haldeman is and to distinguish clearly what parts of broadens its scope. Page 2. (continued on page 9) Washington. AP Wirephoto •Puppets come to campus. Page 6. •MSU hockey star Bob Rogers hints of bombing cutoff Boyd gets $100,000 contract. Page 7. Washington (ap) - secretary He told newsmen afterwards, of the Foreign Relations Committe, future funds for U.S. military activities Nixon's desk at the end of the week. Refunds said "some type of in Laos and Cambodia and added a Nixon may get a second such ■State William P. Rogers held out to however, that he was not in a position compromise to define its terms, nor would he say might be acceptable" to avoid more sweeping ban covering all of amendment as part of the bill Students carrying 10 ■gress Thursday the possibility of a the Nixon administration is prepared confrontation between the President Indochina. extending the federal debt ceiling and credits or more who do not ppromise over bombing of and Congress that would jeopardize The amendments were attached to raising Social Security benefits. whish to read the State News Inbodia. to accept a definite fund cutoff by Senate House conferees that the ability of the government to a continuing resolution to fund all - on or use its services may obtain a ■Senate antiwar critics indicated Congress on a specific date. function. federal agencies after midnight bill were expected to place that Tlingness to accept a definite cutoff Congress has been attaching the amendment before the full $1 refund authorization by "We'll certainly consider it," Saturday. Senate acceptance of them House, to but said nothing specific has antiwar measures to money bills vital , to keep the government going. The Fulbright said, but emphasized that appeared certain, possibly later see if it wants to approve the 67-29 presenting their fee receipt fn offered. TTiursday. Senate vote for it Wednesday. card at 345 Student Services igers spoke of President has been faced with the Rogers proposed nothing specific. This would assure that the measure That could come late Thursday or choice of vetoing the bills or halting The Senate Appropriations Bldg. from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 Jmpromise" lations to the Senate Foreign Committee approved a House - passed will contain af least one antibombing on Friday. to 5 p.m. through today. Committee in a closed - door the bombing. provision when it reaches President (continued on page 9) leting. Chairman J.W. Fulbright, D-Ark., amendment cutting off all past and COMMUNITY PROPOSAL MICHIGAN (westbound) L! (SEES MICHIGAN (eastbound) <3 GREENERY EXISTING CURBLINES X TO^CUJ _ LANE MARKINGS .... PROPOSED CURBLINE O GREENERY TO REMAIN J^GREENERY REMOVED Groups ByTERIALBRECHT State News Staff Writer the; highway department Dlan hiehwav deDartment plan with cultivate The citizens say this will accomplish the traffic goals of with less environmental tree types, will the absolute exception of elm trees. Maple, that though the proposed highway plan will narrow the green American ash, linden, locust, crab apple, smaller median's width, it will also increase the length of median. ne J Opposing destruction. evergreen and juniper trees are included in the list," he said. "The highway design calls for filling in areas of the forces in the East Lansing traffic intersection But city and University officials say the citizens' Mitchell said that replanted elms could be diseased too median, which splits to allow traffic through," he said, Wttle are fostering redesign proposals, with each claiming proposal is inadequate. easily and added that at the most it will take 10 years for "This way the median will be a longer strip, not broken off, T° Provide the most vigorous environmental protection. The officials see the issue as one of planning for the the planned trees to reach a mature height. for a better landscape design." ! fioth the Dept. of State Highways and their adversary. East future while simultaneously easing the hazardous driving The replanting is, in effect, an investment for the future, "Altogether there are 28 trees to be removed, 16 of Lansing citizen group, have drawn proposals to si t uation. he said. which are elms," he added. "The others are shrubs and pNiodel the hazardous intersection See related stories Page 6 "Those who say cutting the existing elms will be smaller tree varieties." J But the environmental implications from each plan have environmental destruction should realize many of those Produced conflicting estimates of the number of trees to be Qt Traffic Engineer Gordon Melvin Thursday disputed Mitchell, landscape architect for the City of East trees are already diseased with dutch elm disease, which is daims that the added lanes win increase traffic volume on - the types and condition of greenery involved, and Bruce likely to spread. If the citizens win and the trees die, the Michigan Avenue bether there will be a marked increase in traffic volume. Lansing, said Thursday that though the present median Tl>e citizens' alternate solution to the traffic crush be torn up to allow for additional traffic lanes and the CltyJ??!.bn Mitchell eventuUal.,y !f"Witi "°thv.ini" he Sa,id' emphasized the state highway plan „■ ♦„ will thus "Those added'lanes tum| are only to facilitate left - hand and vehlclflB. Common wou|d tell 'tails removal of the center island from the middle of widening of those already existing, the area will be ivide a provide means for a means future environmental for future environmental design. design. • 1rrison Road installation of a three phase signal and extensively relandscaped. (continued on page 9) East Lansing Councilman George Colburn said this week 'Provement of the lane demarcation. "The area will be replanted with a variety of plant and J 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 29, 1973 news Humanities requirement altered By LYNDA ECKERT requirement over the years," Dewitt F. Piatt, asst. Civilizations (294) and Cultural Traditin State News Staff Writer chairman, said Thursday. "The same kinds of changes in Students will be able to take non Africa (295). " sub Sati^ Western humanities summary - thinking were experienced by the faculty." "The faculty came to the conclusion courses to fulfill the humanities requirements of the "In winter term, the department began to consider th do not have to be approached in University College beginning fall term. whether or not the Western humanities requirement was a West Umanitit There had been a great deal of student protest winter too restricted," Piatt said. said. n frame," The change was approved earlier thi term over the Western humanities requirement with the The faculty voted to approve the change, and it was University Curriculum Committee and mu i h"0"111 bV to Black Caucus of the Academic Council pus ling for submittedto the curriculum committee, he added. It took the Academic Council in the fall. be approved expansion. from March to June to get it placed on the agenda and the The curriculum committee has the Mother wins top prize "We support the change 100 per cent," Arthur Webb, committee approved the change at the last meeting. approval on course changes when the Ar»rt auth ■* Office of Black Affairs codirector, said Thursday. "We Five non Western courses are now offered by the Dept. t0 giveflH supported the Black Caucus in their efforts to - of Humanities. They are: Cultural Traditions of China recessed for the summer. aemic Counrli, A suburban Detroit mother of three won the get this The change is only experimental f«r changed." (291), Cultural Traditions of India (292), Cultural $200,000 Michigan lottery super drawing "We have been aware of dissatisfaction with the Traditions of " • OQ11 Jppan (293), Cultural Traditions of or. I ..t lolnmin Islamic year, after which it must be Established .ul L1! nU.. J C iL reaMrovIi,? J"3'74* HdCf I h« ^uca°tronUTOur^der the .. for the general . . Thursday while five others walked away with "There is no reason the course $50,000 and three persons won $10,000. would not >*> later under the general Leah Spano, 55, Highland Park, said she PAPER OFFERS REWARD Piatt said they have no education criteria " Piatt aJ>pro^ purchased her winning ticket at a Detroit response will be toward this way of change. knowing"^,stU(l«' The department polled supermarket. Her husband, Mario, is a fire marshal students sprine term t'" , that "a large minority would have "d foui Student still missing for Chrysler Corp. Prior to the super drawing, the numbers picked courses in place of Western effect then, Piatt said. cou'^s if^he ^ in the regular weekly drawing were 230 and 327. This fall, the department will be Chin., one sect.on on offering two*™ By BECKIE HANES Baltimore wanted to drop Michigan 49201. The person tip it goes to the police in lndi«, one section „„ J,.* ™"' State News Staff Writer No leads to the charges against Roy L. Davis, 22, of Flint, after his need not send his name, but is asked to put a six - digit an anonymous fashion, also. SSL" S"b ' S"h'"n Afrk'' EMh «*>» Judge orders settlement whereabouts of Henry family said Davis threatened number twice at the bottom James East Lansing Detective Kelly, who is "After and rearrange we get pre - enrollment figures back we will tr Baltimpte, messing since Baltimore for testifying of the letter, and to tear off the teaching schedule to investigating the Baltimore over - enrollment," Piatt said. accommodate w June 1, have been received against him. one of the numbers and U.S. District Judge Noel P. Fox today ordered case, said Thursday the The by the Jackson Citizen Baltimore, however, was keep it to identify himself department is working on plans for » company and union attorneys at odds over the police need all the course in world humanities which is in the re¬ Patriot as of Thursday. forced to testify at Davis' when he claims the reward, information they can get. earlv Kalkaska refinery project to sit down in a The newspaper offered a arraignment after a bench If the information leads ctnops within tho rfpnnrtmoni stageswithin the department. * planniq "We're not getting leads Piatt said the earliest the conference room and settle their differences out of $1,000 reward for any tips warrant was issued for his police to Baltimore, the course could be last Saturday. He at all," he added. would be fall term, 1974. implement* court. arrest. disappeared the person can receive his Fox's action came at the start of a hearing on a Baltimore's hometown day before he was to testify money by contacting the newspaper in Jackson is at the pretrial examination. Citizen Patriot managing National Labor Relations Board suit seeking to Police urge students offering the reward as part The Jackson School editor, Tom Riordan, and stop union members from interfering with of its secret witness Board and school identifying himself with the nonunion workers bujlding the Shell oil gas program. administrators furnished the number he wrote on the refinery 20 miles east of Traverse City. An MSU honor student $1,000 for the reward. letter. His identity will not and drum major in the The newspaper's secret be revealed, witness to park in lots marching band, Baltimore program requires Riordan said this is the Zollar denies he will quit was the victim and witness in an armed robbery at his that the tipster send information by letter to the fourth time in the last two and a half years the program The proper apartment March 3. paper, Box 90, Jackson, has been used by the Citizen University police are Anthony Hall, Lot D across the site. The road has beet Patriot to help flush out warning student drivers that from Abrams Planetarium closed for two weeks Senate Appropriations Chairman Charles O. information on local crimes a crackdown will begin on and Lot I at the Men's Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, denied rumors Thursday illegal parking if students do he will quit his post as committee chairman. Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. such as bank robberies and arson. Each time, the paper not begin parking in the Intramural Building. Prof rpnnrtarl "There is no truth to it," he said. "The only received many tips to send proper student lots. Also, students can park • «pOrTeCI to tne "The big problem is without charge in Lot L at statement I ever made in regards to resigning was police. . > ... students oarking in staff Brody Complex, Lot X that if the committee was not going to stay in line, "One tip we had spots," SOTIOUSly 111 Qf probably led to the solution Sgt. Harold south of East Complex and then I might consider it. 1 always have that of one of the crimes," Henderson said Thursday, the R section of Ramp No. * areCJ hoSDltfll Because of the 1 ross from Shaw Hall across Hall. " option." Riordan said, "but the „ Hideya Earlier this week, Zollar left the Senate floor person never claimed his cancellation of University "If we can't get Kumati, bus service for commuters cooperation, we will need to professo after committeemembers voted against some money." He stressed that as soon this summer, six campus begin enforcement," communication, recommendations he had made for the higher parking lots have been Henderson said. "We ask reported Thursday to be as the newspaper receives a seriously ill with education budget bill for the 1973-74 fiscal year. 6135 W. Saginaw ViflUagM. 482-6226 Oklfcufcf designated for student use. However, students are also that students use the most direct route to the lots Sparrow Hospital. cancer it Kumata, 52, tmgsg"* came to OPEN Mon.&Thurs. 'Til 9 parking in unauthorized when driving on campus.'' MSU from the University of areas- He also said that Service Illinois in 1956 and Nixon dismantles program ■S^^^STATE NEWS Parking lots authorized Road between Harrison for summer student use Road and Farm Lane will be appointed professor of include these communication in 1971. lots with closed indefinitely at Power President Nixon has signed an executive meters: Lot P across from He resides at 6339 Plant 65 for construction at order that formally dismantles the Office of Skyline Drive. The State News is published by Lh&ntudents of Emergency Preparedness, effective Sunday. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Acting under a reorganization plan considered Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Open M-Th 10-9 by Congress earlier in the year, Nixon assigned the Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a program's disaster relief functions to the Dept. of special Welcome Week edition is published in F& S til 4 Housing and Urban Development, its defense September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. stockpile responsibilities to the General Services Member Associated Press, United Press Sunday 10-8 International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Administration, and its authority under the trade expansion act to the treasury department. Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. jrifi • Air Conditioned Youths will get job funds Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State Michigan, 48823. Phones: University, East Lansing, *■3 • • , Banquet facilities Parking Available News/Editorial 355-8252 U.S. District Court 355-8255 Behind Building judge on Thursday ordered Classified Ads the spending of $239 million in Neighborhood Display Advertising 353-6400 Youth Corps funds impounded Business Office 355-3447 by the Nixon 539 Michigan Ave administration. Photographic 355-8311 Campus Information 353-8700 (4 blks. east of the Capitol) The order, by Judge Leonard I. Garth, of Newark, N.J., came less than 48 hours before the funds would have reverted to the general fund. The money would have been lost to the youth program, which was expected to give 609,000 summer jobs NEW RELEASES FROM RCA to youths across the nation. "A LITTLE TOUCH OF Schlesinger confirmed SCHMILLSON IN THE NIGHT" The Senate confirmed President Nixon's nomination of James R. Schlesinger as secretary of $029 defense Thursday. The action came after Sen. William D-Wis., dropped his objections to the nomination. Proxmire, the HI MUM HttHMHWUHHU 1 l1 Harry Nillson Proxmire told the Senate that he disturbed about Schlesinger's statement certain conditions, he would is still that, under recommend WEATHERSTANE resumption of U.S.(bombing of North Vietnam. Reverse bias prohibited "FAREWELL A ANDROMEDA" three - judge federal panel has ruled in Washington that the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972 bars "discrimination in JOHN DENVER reverse" in federal promotions, training and other personnel actions just as strongly as it does other types of discrimination. In the first federal court ruling on the application of the 1972 law, the United States District Court for the district of New Mexico adidas ON TAPE $4.99 All the famous models of the AVAILABLE FROM: referred to the "broad sweep" of the act and said it adidas shoe are available right now at the Weathervane. was "a clear, emphatic directive by Congress that all positions in the competitive service of the 225 ANN STREET federal government should be filled without to race, religion, sex, color or national origin." regard Shop for all seasons HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9:30 AM-9:00 PM SAT. 9:30 AM-&00PM The court ruled illegal "Indian preference" 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mich. SUN. 12 NOON-5:00 PM regulations of the Interior Dept.'s Bureau of Indian Affairs giving persons with 25 3800 S. Mission, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. iscount records per cent or more Indian blood an edge in reinstatement and training, 4310 W. Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. promotion opportunities. Preference in initial hiring is unaffected since this 3006 was not Munson, Traverse City, Mich. challenged in the suit. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 29, 1973 3 Council approves housing ordinances MM Pi ISH The BUSH ~ By JIM measures, studied, ®nd a half hours of local rents to intolerable was added to them. controls were necessary and, drafted situation under federal should not be postponed. News Staff Writer and redrafted for testimony by 26 residents, levels. "You have the "I am too concerned if so, how the city could over three years, establish a right to housing guidelines. Lansing City who protested the Michigan Charles Ipcar, a member exert rent control under the City Manager about the safety of local institute them. Stern city housing commission to John ffame," J , hoping to upgrade enforce strict maintenance Avenue - Harrison Road of the Coalition for Human emergency police power," Patriarche has said the city residents living in unsafe The amendment was living conditions, project and alleged Survival, was joined by Ipcar told council. He said cannot impose rent housing to put off passage approved unanimously. unanimously standards, license landlords overzealousness and by local Nelson Brown, a candidate census studies have shown controls, since there is no of these ordinances," Council also changed the package of minimize overcrowded police. for council, in calling for that East Lansing has a state legislation enabling it Colburn said. amount of time necessary ordinances at an housing. Several citizens criticized three for postponement of passage of per cent housing to do so. Other council members a grievance to be Passage of 52»**ki mic Counril I onal. » Tuesday night. Tue ordinances came the four after two the housing ordinances, contending they would raise the ordinances until some provision for rent control vacancy rate, which is considered an emergency Ipcar cited a 1972 study said convinced they were not rents would processed, reducing it several weeks from the by the coalition, which concluded that East Lansing necessarily rise because of maximum possible seven student rents are higher the ordinances. They said months originally proposed. then for other local they preferred to pass the In other business, council residents. He also said U.S. ordinances and wait to see if was notified by the state census figures show East rents go up. Dept. of Natural Resources As a partial response that the city's second Lansing rents are 25 per to cent higher than those in Ipcar's concerns, Colburn application for bike path surrounding sommunities. offered an amendment to funds has been denied. the ordinances directing The city had requested However, councilman the George Colburn said the new Housing Commission -- $70,000 to aid in the ordinances were needed to be appointed in August construction of the bike -- now for safety reasons and to investigate whether rent path system, which it has already begun to establish. The Dept. of Natural Resources said it was not City unit satisfied the system was for recreation, which it requires. It said the project appeared primarily for rezoning conbination of preservation transportation purposes. will Patriarche said the city City Planning proceed with the Commission members and and staf>ed development, system anyway, since staff Wednesday night Jj!® Oakhill council anticipated the presented 50 local residents rejection and budgeted local Abbott Road has been funds for the of the Oakhill Avenue -- project. Central School area with a zoned R-4 or multiple preliminary study dwelling for 25 years, which possible future rezoning of apartment the neighborhood. development. The Oakhill Citizens for The study, requested by Overcrowded council meeting city council, came in Neighborhood Preservation want the area rezoned R-2, he East Lansing City Council meeting drew response to fears by some an overflow rmuuH nf ... residents that their which would limit residency to single ■ family housing tonlte neighborhood might be redeveloped with following recent moves to build apartments in the apartments. area. The six residents of 458 Following Wednesday's CONSTRUCTION SITE Evergreen spearheaded Ave. a drive have to halt meeting, the planning staff the construction of will now compile a final a 12 - unit apartment building on report, making the site. recommendations to the Molotov cocktails start fire City Planning Michael Conlisk proposed Director three alternatives for future planning commission. Then the commission will report to council on whether the area should be rezoned. of the of zoning in the area: i molotov cocktails a house at 806 Cowley Ave. was no indication of most damage was heavy lumber as well as preservation of the tossed onto ruction site the of a Tuesday afternoon. lightning and we believe the house had been burning for done by heat and smoke. "The fire damage was one of the legs of the bed was totally consumed by predominantly single - family home character of "ST rant on Grove Street , We haven t been able to confined to one room — the fire. almost three hours before the neighborhood, ■ psday. pin down the cause yet," the fire was discovered." bedroom — and we found Patriarche estimated the promotion of apartment fc! t Lansing fire officials East Lansing Fire Chief the pieces of an extension damages to be "no less than development or a 55-1826 . appreciable damage Arthur Patriarche said. "We Patriarche said there was cord between the bed and $5,000." it's the wall," he said. done and that both think something tremendous heat buildup electrical, A nightstand constructed ure blazes had burned though. There inside the house and that elves out by the time n reached the scene, another fire, a faulty THE DOMINO'S of a you but Same With the order THIRST QUENCHER 12" Pizza receive 2 free Pepsi's speedy free delivery, free pepsi's with your pizzas. With the order of 4 free a you 16" Pizza receive Pepsi's i I 351-7100 351-7100 Good with coupon Good with coupon thru Sun. thru Sun. July 1,1973. No other coupons July 1,1973. No other coupons may be combined with may be combined with this offer. this offer. Trowbridge Shop only Trowbridge Shop only. - ..2W' *'-00 TheSTABLES -EDITORIALS' Bombs still fall after President Nixon thrust his agencies after Nixon July 1, and the Nixon's veto is defa direct knife deeper into Congress' back Senate is expected to pass the challenge to congressional when he brazenly vetoed a $3.4 same amendment and resolution authority. The amendment billion appropriations bill that before the end of the week. cutting off the bombing funds contained an amendment cutting And if Nixon again vetoes this was originally passed 81-11 in off all funds for bombing in resolution the Senate and 240-172 in the because of the Cambodia. amendment, the business of House. The President lucked out, But Nixon's veto lasts only government will quickly grind to though, when the House fell 35 until midnight Saturday, the end an abbreviated halt. No more votes short of overriding his of this fiscal year. The House has funds for the CIA, no more veto. already passed the same funds for the FBI and, legally, no It's hard to determine the amendment in a continuing more funds for the bombing of price Congress will make Nixon resolution to fund federal Cambodia. pay for his stubborn determination to bomb Cambodia. For the moment the President continues to order Law school B-52s to pelt Cambodian hamlets with tons of shrapnel. But if MICHAEL FOX The Michigan Senate failed lawyers (13,000) than there are Congress cannot immediately miserably Wednesday when 14 shortsighted legislators sent three jobs for them now in^/he state. win on the war, then it will exact They also meekly pointed to its toll from Nixon's hide in Court's porno decision proposed law schools tumbling existing state - supported law other areas. to their political deaths. That is, of course, if Congress endangers free speech schools at Wayne State And unless the House has hasn't been intimidated by the University and the University of enough guts to resurrect the $1.1 Michigan, and said there is no President's veto. Congress at long Last white million last is showing some backbone Thursday's U.S. Supreme person the Michigan holes, or to appropriation and need for more. Court ruling which cracked down on Legislature walk down Mr now legally and Avenue without challenge the Senate, the schools These stubbornly simple and should not seek solace in pornography really scares me. happily enact legislation banning any fronts. seeing diidos in will lie in a shallow grave until senators failed to realize that the blind obedience to Nixon's Though I am not a regular customer mention of homosexual relationships. But I believe in year's whims. freedom individual, provided it doesf0, next higher education number of persons wanting to Instead, the legislative of the porno trade, I am Groups like Gay Lib and Radical an advocate budget comes up. branch should of free Lesbians could be forced encroach enter law schools has increased challenge the speech and free press. On entirely on any other The three schools were to be Chief Executive when he tries to Thursday, the high court began underground. freedom. This pe- five - fold in the last 10 years. In a most In a chilling opinion written ruling on porno established at MSU. Grand exceed his constitutional powers. serious clampdown on freedom of the by away that freedom. It axing the schools, the Senate is Chief Justice Warren Burger, the court state says that Valley State College and Western press in our nation. legislature could declare denying large numbers of Nixon blasted Congress for Earlier court rulings had allowed now applies such nebulous rules to Arnold Werner's column Michigan University. Gov. students the right to seek a law - obscenity as "whether the work, taken Doctor's Bag" to be being "incredibly shortsighted" that pornography cannot be obscene. Milliken, who has already said it oriented education. in voting tc ban all funds for guaranteed full protection of the First as a whole, lacks serious literary, But rambling on to my would be too artistic, political or scientific value." concern the expensive to run House supporters should take Cambodia. He said a bombing Amendment, but the reactionary five - — move toward three Furthermore, the court adds that control. If the South more law schools in every opportunity to breathe halt would seriously jeopardize justice majority went even further. was given Local obscenity can be determined if: "The prerogative of Michigan, probably would have new life into the law school the peace spelled out in the Jan. communities can now set average person, to end "community contH vetoed two of them in favor of standards for what Is obscene. applying racial discrimination in proposal. It's a shame that the 27 agreement. The ruling clearly paves the contemporary community standards, 1960s, there woulo still be "all one at MSU. way for would find that the work, taken restaurants in whi:1 Senate has nothing better than But if there the Lansing public school as a A|ablffl was a true and system to whole, appeals to the prurient Senate opponents, in higher education to boot ban books which, for example, Furthermore, if states killing around lasting peace in Indochina, why any interest." were given the schools, said there are more like a political football. bombs might mention a relationship between "community control" are necessary? Easily, a jury In Grand Rapids environmental an unmarried couple or a black and might decide that an MSU textbook would "protection, then not be long before r discussing abortion appeals to prurient interest groups got legal sanction ANTHONY LEWIS interests. That same jury will now be the arbitrator of the so called choke us with automobile ravage the exhaust £ - "scientific value" of the book. countryside with mining. My objections to this decision of But now the the court are two - fold: (1) The Supreme Cr "1 Nixon almost says pornography is a local deci simple acceptance of any press Thi* means that ideas restraint erodes First Amendment - physr press harmless pieces of paper - can be protection, and (2) The move toward in East Lansing, but banned (C) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES government. There are elements in it often stood alone against an demand that community control will allow bigotry Okemos of social at least some be men and NEWS SERVICE decay, of atrophy in other to triumph. increasingly centralized authority women of substance In a way, I'm glad that Thursday LONDON — The American institutions and of mystique. Perhaps - people whom a Though pornography at times does decision eliminated the defense unrestrained even, as we now know, presidency has grown so dramatically if we recognize these president would scorn or dismiss at his debase the human body and distort origins, we may by respect for law. "redeeming social value" developed' in power over this last be able to prune back the peril. And if the White House staff is natural sexuality, I would generation -- in dangerous argue that the 1957 Roth case. part, because of the facts of excesses of power and leave what is Watergate, whatever its eventual going to do more and more of the so does other called effect on Nixon, ought at a minimum so - "acceptable" But that is small consolation international life. Leonid Brezhnev's business of government, it must be literature like teenage romance stories that we find fascist narrow tr visit to the U.S. has demonstrated as irreplaceable in the presidency. to make Americans think afresh about • held to higher standards. and U. S. Army much. recruiting literature. thinking replacing American open In other words, just because minded ideals. No committee can negotiate for the a photo shows a man and United States with the other But if we are to end the abuse of woman copulating Finally, for those who would 1" power "When Thomas Jefferson had does not make it any more to taken the inaugural oath in presidential power, we shall have to "prurient" sample some hard • core writ capable of destroying mankind; only 1801, he walked back to his in my eyes than the illusions look not only to the institutions but about porno but don't have the guts to' the President or his designee can speak boarding house. He found the boy girl relationships pandered by with the dining table full, so he waited for another to ourselves as citizens. For we have • any: I'd be glad to loan you necessary authority. then took his boarder to finish and Ladies Home Journal and the paperback 1 found abandoned in place. glorified the man in the White House Recognizing that. Senate leaders put Jefferson was a powerful president, but he and made him our distortions about war served up by Journalism Building restroom ear": aside even the compelling national was a human being, not a god." strange Republican hard equivalent of a Sun King in Versailles. ■ core military exploitation. this year. interest in discovering the truth of the I find pornography no more Watergate crimes to let President When Thomas Jefferson had taken offensive than golf. Neither Nixon concentrate on his talks with really William Whiting, editor • ii the inaugural oath in 1801, he walked Brezhnev. In healthy political development, the need for institutional restraints physically assaults me, and I must seek Michael Fox, news edito the on back to his boarding house. He found out and pay for the use of both Bob Novosad, editorial editor. From this episode, one could growth of new leadership in the presidency. the dining table full, so he waited for Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Cr conclude that realistically there can be response to need is accompanied by pornography and golf courses. Both another boarder to finish and then Porter, photo editor. mechanisms of restraint. In England Congress is the institution that can be relaxing recreation, though Beth no change in the now dominant role of the centralized power of monarch and almost everyone now took his place. Jefferson was a Ann Masalkoski, ^ the President. David Broder of agrees must be they might be silly pastimes. manager: Gary Gigot, asst. adverfrj the prime minister has been successively strengthened ~ not to govern but to powerful president, but he was a manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advert As long as neither is thrust Washington Post has put it that, in moderated by the king's oversee human being, not a god. upon manager; Al Kirlcis, circulation manager. domestic as in foreign council, government. But the the public, then affairs, "Our why will the Supreme Members of the board of directors: national dependence on parliament, the cabinet, and the civil rethinking must go beyond Congress. Even in these days, the Court not allow both porno and Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, * presidential service. president of to golf president; Carolyn Stieber, secrer- power" is likely to prove durable. It is time to make the cabinet the American engage In their respective It is in the more republic could seek his trcasurer; Tom Riordan; Al Wilke: > development of such influence in moral enterprises? Certainly, I do not want Orr; Roland Williams. But the growth of meaningful in our presidential politics. authority and presidential restraining political institutions that political golf or porno to be displayed to The Michigan State News isaseven- power has causes other Its members can never have the legitimacy rather than in innocent children by recipient of the Pacemaker Award fromt, than the the United States has failed these last imperial remoteness. But it will be greedy profiteers, individual political weight that they do Associated Collegiate Press for outstani, practical demands of contemporary and i would like to take a drive in the years. The courts and the press have in a parliamentary system, but we can necessary for citizens to think of him journalism. again as one of them. country without looking at silly people hitting white balls into round ( Adjectives but no factp) Two To the Editor: Your June 25 editorial attacking of the school's outside candidate. faculty In favor of an To the Editor: As readers of the State News behalf, contributed money and time in the procedure used by the School of When they chose to know, my defense, 1 am sure I would Together, we can eventually pwj; Labor and Industrial Relations in make the I was recently convicted of have to the University that they canir matter a subject of public debate, then resisting a received a much stiffer sentence. selecting an associate director was police officer at an antiwar continue their attacks on antiw, it became heavy on adjectives, but light on facts. necessary to state the basic demonstration on May 1, 1972. Last And I would like to thank demonstrations and cannot 1 reason for the State Since, along with Brophy I, too, was a selecting an outside Friday, I was sentenced to two years News for the trumped - up charges and U« candidate. coverage it gave to the probation. Cents prosecution tactics to put antiw candidate for the job, I can assure the trial, and especially for editors of the State News that I would Incidentally, Brophy is not the only I would like to express news publicizing the students in jail. woman in the my deep about the use of student have been the first to file a grievance if department. Martha J. thanks and appreciation to all those informers, placed by the police in Soltow is also a woman. who supported me John Bof procedural irregularities had existed in throughout this student groups. the appointment procedure. Bob Repas long case. If it had not been for the Wayne State University junl' On Professor of Labor and hundreds who attended the trial, There was April 11, 1973, Brophy one error, however circulated her vita to entire Industrial Relations circulated and signed petitions on which has just come to our my my attention. In an editorial published faculty with a cover memo Worth just after the which stated in part: "I will be glad to meet conviction, the State News with you individually or as a whole for discussion on this subject." On 4-H edit in correctly not criticized identifying themselves the police for quite Hippie April To the Editor: at the 16,1973,1 circulated by own vita and Your editorial June Everything from photography to demonstrations, for not wearing To the Editor: in a cover memo also indicated that I on 25, conservation were subjects of study badges, etc. But the same editorial An article, "High court w would be glad to meet with condemning the 4-H'rs for the 4-H'rs. carried a statement to the effect that I hippie food help," in Wednesday any for littering in Spartan Stadium had pulled Officer faculty member to discuss my Your title of "junior farmers" given James Dunlap off State News caught my attention LETTER POLICY last Saturday was in particularly of candidacy. poor to the participants further Sandee Soloway at the its referral to "East wna The State taste. It also reflects News Brophy has been a complete lack demonstrates how little you know demonstration. cooperatives...having an easier welcomes all letters. Letters a member of the of information on your part about the about should be typed to a 65 department for 16 years while I have event itself. these young people. 4-H This obtaining food stamps." been members come from all segments of could give readers the - one for 17 years. During that space line and triple spaced. As part of 4-H Exploration Days, our society, both farms and inner mistaken impression that the only Obviously, the author is time, neither of us have exactly hidden 4-H Action issue involved in the trial was familiar with the majority of, Letters should be Day gave the public a cities. Some have never seen farm whether signed and our light under a bushel basket. houses. With only include hometown, student, Therefore, I think it is safe to chance to accomplishments see what remarkable animals before this event. or not I knew Officer Dunlap was a Lansing co - op exception, all he ising co °P u. J our youth are I would hope that you will policeman. In fact, my - faculty or staff standing and assume that faculty members of the capable of. It is unfortunate that litter print an that of all other testimony and meals on a total house members local address. No school were quite familiar with the apology to these fine youths. Instead nonpolice observers of unsigned was left around the stadium, but you the incident, was that I basis. This is one of the letters will be accepted. performance of its internal candidates of reporting on a small amount of did not grab failed to realize that much of this litter him or touch him in advantages of co - op living. Letters may be edited for since litter you would have done much any way, and was individual evaluations are may have been left by the thousands not even within conducted regularly for better to report on the oducational arm's reach of him. All the members working to* clarity and conciseness to salary and of adults that came out to see the Soloway was between myself and accommodate more letters promotion purposes. exhibits. aspects of the event. These seem to Officer help to do their share of «j It is indeed have gone unnoticed by your Dunlap at the time. whether it be meal Planning' on the page, but regrettable that this You mentioned that the 4-H'rs nllP, definitely personnel problem became a matter of reporters. purchasing, cooking or cleanup will not be edited were having a livestock show in the I would hope that we have not Because of this and a number for public discussion. It took place, of Payments for room and board stadium. Actually, livestock was only other illegal procedures used by the content. however, only because the supporters one part of well over a hundred reached a point where an event such as prosecution, I am going to appeal this in in cash, never, never to my knowledge- of Brophy refused to this is unworthy of coverage. food stamps. accept the exhibits that the verdict. I am sure that the virtually unanimous youngsters David J. tremendous recommendation participated in during their stay here. Messing amount of support this case has East Lansing graduate received so far will continue. Annette Ripllng", P Intercooperative Co"n Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 29, 1973 adjournment during protest defended By JIM BUSH over two and a half hours Tuesday category I know of have come forth to issues you are considering tonight," State Newt Staff Writer night. support our effort to change this Mary Kay Wickens, one of the East Lansing City Manager John Comments ranged from humoro is project." demonstrators, said, "is the fact that Patriarche Thursday described the criticism of the project to long, angry Later, while another resident spoke people are being turned away from a tension as"unbelievable," but said city charges that the renovations would against the renovations, Councilman public meeting." council did the right thing Tuesday tum an aesthetic greenarea into a barren George Colburn moved for However, cov.ncilmen told her that night in temporarily adjourning its •\t meeting as 40 demonstrators chanted outside. landscape, increase noise levels in the neighborhood and cause increased auto traffic on winding sidestreets. adjournment of the meeting, protesting he could not hear the testimony over the chants of the the large turnout was not and that the meeting could not be moved once it had started. anticipated Council was listening to irate "Something quite extraordinary has demonstrators outside. Other residents protested police citizens protest the proposed Michigan happened in this city," James After Mayor Wilbur Brookover searches of some people's Avenue — Harrison Road project, belongings Anderson, chairman of the citizens spoke to the demonstrators outside at the door, calling the actions when the 40 demonstrators began and said as many as possible would be group, told council, "since this "gestapo tactics." chanting "we want in." An overflow cliffhanger struggle began t^o weeks admitted, the meeting was reconvened. Brookover blamed the searches on a crowd already packed the council ago. The concerns on this issue But immediately a series of citizens cut "bomb threat." However, Patriarche chambers, which has a capacity of across every line and cleavage in East demanded that the meeting be moved Thursday said Brookover had been 120. Lansing. to larger quarters so that everyone misled. He also said news accounts 'Tve been to some tense meetings could be admitted. "Businessmen, residents, students reporting the bomb threat and a threat before," Patriarche said, "but I'd never and freaks of every age and economic "E\ en more serious than any of the on Sharp's life were inaccurate. seen anything like that before." After the meeting was reconvened 15 minutes later, many of the residents who had been locked outside city hall were gradually admitted to IN TREE CONTROVERSY council chambers, swelling the crowd to over 160 people. However, neither the on demonstration, the overflow crowd nor the testimony of 11 citizens persuaded council to change its mind on the intersection project. Council Charges ex 3ch voted, 3 state highway to modify the - 2, not to consult with the department about ways By JIM BUSH State News Staff Writer project was discussed, members of Citizens for City contend that notification was inadequate. a Livable road project, which will ilk down MichJ result in the destruction of 28 trees "Generalizations were made by council that the trees dildos in J and shrubs. City officios Harrison Road - contend that citizens protesting the Michigan Avenue project failed to take were diseased, and people were misled that that was the in The motion by councilman George case," Maria Simpson, a member of the group said. freedom for advantage of several opportunities — including eight public "This and the lack of city council investigation into the ded it Griffiths to meet with state highway meetings — to suggest changes in the project. does plans, though I don't believe it was intentional, take away »y officials and "discuss citizen concerns The officials make this contention in response to charges other from the credibility of their claim that the opportunity for and our mutual concern" on the by the citizens that the city did not adequately publicize lin8 on porno „ public input was inadequate," she added. construction project was denied at the the project. m- It says that Records show that the project was acted on or discussed end of a marathon six - hour council could declare session. A check of city records indicates that the by a city agency at a public meeting eight times since April r's column 1 matter has 26, 1971. This includes action before city commissions and Councilman Mary Sharp said before council as a separate item three »e obscene. come times since before the council for concept approval, modification and consultation would jeopardize the on to May 1971. In addition, project funds were included in the my s city's position as defendant in a law East budgeting in 1972 and 1973 of the city's $45,175 share of move toward Lansing budget in 1972 and 1973. the $390,000 project. „ suit designed to prevent the project as outh was Public hearings were held on the budget, in which the given proposed. Though the city approved the concept of changes in the ommunity contr "As a council member whose action intersection area on May 10, 1971, City Manager John city tree funds were listed as a line item, and also this year •crimination in, is Patriarche says the city could have probably backed out of on the planning commission's Capital Improvements i still be "all now being challenged in court, it whit would not be seemly of me to do the plan until the construction contract was signed in early Program. ates were AI abam ( Council anything that could be interpreted as May of this year. However, James Anderson, chairman of the group, said that the manner in which the project was handled was an admission that we might have made control' "It's too bad that people waited until after the contract misleading. an incorrect decision," Sharp said. otection, then was let out in May to advise city council that they were not "You get no idea of the massiveness of the plan from the Citizens for a Livable City, who lost >ng before spec 3avey Br inn. East Lansing resident, protested with satisfied with the project," Patriarche said Thursday. budget," he said. "It only shows the city's cost and that a federal suit in Grand Rapids last t legal sanction ipproximately 40 others before the East Lansing City Council week, have obtained a temporary However, despite the number of occasions when the makes the project appear minor." 'mobile exhaust neeting Tuesday night. The protesters paraded in front of the injunction stopping the tree - cutting tryside with fy ;jty hall to condemn the suspected passage of a housing until July 23, when their arguments DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau will be heard in Ingham County hee "Preme Cot jrdinance and the council's refusal to become involved in the ^arrison Road Circuit Court. UlHEN YOU WERE FIRST a - Michigan Avenue modification controversy, Eleven SON, X HAP A UNLESS HE DOES, THERE'S BORN 1 PROMISED MYSELF oca representatives of the L0N6 RAP UITH JV&T N0TH/N6 1 CAN DO?. X-'D BE THE BEST FATHER State News photo by Dave Schmier i THE Juntle 29, | Prof discusses needs of Africa By ABDUL JAMAL There is a shortage of teachers and supplies in Nigeria struggling for economic, Fafunwa said, State News Staff Writer which is due to a shortage of funds, he said. Africa needs an African education . "The struK8*e for economic indewndc system, according to Nigeria began to make national news in the United difficult struggle to wage," he A. Babs Fafunwa, visiting professor from Nigeria, who States during the civil war between Biafra and the federal government said t!>e leaves MSU today after recently passed a law whi 1. lecturing for the past year in the government of Nigeria in 1969. businesses with less than $600,000 College of Education and the African Studies Center. Nigerians." had to 10 .Said 'tot He will now return to "The people in Nigeria are regaining a lot of ground turned Nigeria after lecturing here on The problems in education. which was lost during the civil war," Fafunwa said. "There lecture series was niversity Consoi "Black people in America know and black people in Africa know very little about Africa very little about black is a great deal of freedom and movement in the now." country Consortium for (MUCIA), which is composed Minnesota, University of Illinois tKaTnTedrnabtT'°n>l •okpH , f k,nah,em Acti people in America," Fafunwa said. "I have always looked at black Nigeria has won political independence and is now University of Wisconsin and MSU in!*d,anaUniverai people as one," be added. "Now that the mass media is developing in Africa and has already developed in America there is no reason why Africans cannot get to know each other better," he continued. Fafunwa said that black people could not continue to blame white people for Official defends giving the wrong information about Africa and that black people could only blame themselves. of The problems of development in Africa are the problems of education in Africa, he said. "There are two different types of educational related to systems in students usin Africa," Fafunwa said. "The British control one system of By MICHAEL FOX 1973 74 school year. Office asks the education and the French control the other State News Staff Writer system of Acting judiciary chairman registrar to withdraw the education." A top University otticial James F. Rainey was quoted student. "It is difficult to compare two different systems of education, but Africa needs an African education. An has defended the Business Office policy of MSU in a Wednesday State News This withdrawal — which th"*?y that do "Orationd* not clear the h. article as saying that more amounts to dismissal with when first African education cannot be a carbon suspending students who cases are being brought to presented will copy of the French loss of any credit for that or the British educational educational-system," he said. systems. It must be an African bad checks to pay the judiciary concerning the term — is what is sometimes assessed ®h»r«e a late fee pa^J registration fees. bad check policy. necessary to get students to Students totaling $ FafunWa said that before Africa could develop an Stephen H. Terry, asst. Basically, the University meet their failing to J, Fafunwa educational system which is for Africans and Africa it is forced to use the tools of the conditions in American, British vice president for finance, says that the only problem Business Office policy states that if a student does not obligation, Terry said. The dismissed financial student cannot their hold, and room tuition check within or be and French educational with the University's bad days after systems. pay his fees he is dismissed return to classes until be withdrawn notification check policy is that it from the University and his from paying the debt. and will not be provides an excessive credits are cancelled. reinsU BOWL IN amount process. of time for due "I submit that present bad check policy is the Terry said one problem with the current system is that sometimes a student during that term." Terry said the poll,, The bad check always subject to procef K00L K0MF0RT was topics cited policy along with other fair," Terry said. "We have to be tough on the does not get dismissed for a bad check until the sixth or revision, but basically * he feels » * Lanes available all day and as possible new areas students who give us bad checks seventh week of a term. students. of concern for the Student in order to protect the - This happens because the evening Faculty * Judiciary in the students who give us good banks are slow returning the Summer rates now in effect * Lansing's only bowling center with checks." checks, he said. Court charges RENT A STEREO He said that the "I think we provide what , University receives is to BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC SCORERS $23.00 per term than 500 bad checks at each more me amount of time for due an excessive Davis $50 for Fr« Service ' registration. Most eventually process," Terry said. "I l and delivery Holiday Lanes Just north of Frandor ^ NEJAC TV RENTALS month < pay and only approximately five students usually are dismissed would like to invoke the withdrawal of the student pat protests ision 337-9775 for failure to earlier in the term." Mickey S. Davis of le," h 337-1300 make good on their bad "We are reluctant to Grove St. was fined $50 Baro ______ checks. allow students who Ingham County Qm ecies ADMISSION *3.00 Once a »>ank returns a withdrawn to earn credit for are Wednesday ,000, COUPLES S5.00 | PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 student's bad check to the that term after charges resulting from irget SI off with ad $I starts TODAY: T University Business Office, the procedures call for because in effect penalizes the guy who paid paying that May, 1972 arrest. Judge Donald phone calls and a registered on time." announced the fine letter to the student Davis had been eonvicta Though the business rry b NOW SHOWING! informing him that his being a disorderly 217 S. WASHINGTON - DOWNTOWN policy of withdrawals is not status is in jeopardy for published in either the during a May 2 cam ii failure to pay registration demonstration. A ROYAL TREAT!' Student Handbook or the Ttw Director* Company Davis issued fees. If there is no response Academic Handbook, Terry a statem to the State News elaimii WTAMVWkJkL within five to seven days, pointed out it appears on Group W. Radio Terry said, the University ''God k n 0 A page 16 of the Summer "...A king-of-the- innocence." fftTU B#CA4IMflCI| Sheer physical "Life and death PNHCT1M hill movie. A fine, action.' chills." elaborately New York Post PAFU staged action "Superior action melodrama.'' movie." 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ROGER MOORE as JAMES BOND in IAN FLEMING'S UVE AND LETDIE nth YAPHEJKOTTO-JANESMOUR-WucedbyALBERTRBROCCOU and HARRY SALTZMAN BATTLE FOR THE Directed by GUY HAMILTON • Screenplay byTOM MANKIEWICZ PLANET OF THE APES Title Song Composed byPAULaod LINDA McCARTNEYand Performed by PAUL McCARTNEYand WINGS Music Score by GEORGE MARTIN larcm motion picture soundtrack available ok umied artists wtcoros aw iwts| United Artists [PGI-!S*ADDED! Fun Cartoon \ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 29, 1973 9 U wants law school funds Committee signals Nixon jontinued from page 1) a bipartisan coalition of 18 - Benton Harbor and Zollar that would have given wrtunity Is not there." senators, that increased the chairman of •Ferris State College, (continued from page 1) the the state more control over be getting their Ph.D's, but instead should allocations of MSU, WSU $13.1 million. Hiere are presently two appropriations committee, the universities Byker) haven't been lobbied heavily by be out making a decent living." and Eastern Michigan and supported law spoke •Grand Valley State some of those fat cat te ■ against the penalized those schools that university officials I Sen. John McCauley, D - Wyandotte, ools at the University of University up to Gov. amendments: had received more money College, $8.3 million. see sitting up in our gallaries," Zollar said. attacked the MSU College of Urban Affairs M ' • 1 i k • Lake •higan and Wayne State e n * s "These appropriations, this year than Zollar Superior State "I know for a fact that they have put as a place where people with political Iversity (WSU). There are recommendations. (without the amendments), College, $2.8 million. pressure on with their continuous claimed they needed. aspirations can get a degree. ee private law schools - The Senate are already $36 million Zollar's plan would have •Michigan Technological lobbying." "Whoever heard of a guy looking for a , Detroit College of Law, Appropriations Committee more than we appropriated reduced University, $12.1 million. job with a degree in urban affairs," he payments to •Oakland University, He then diverted his attention toward Uni*L iversity of Detroit and several days before for this year. And these schools in the amounts asked sarcastically. they $11.9 million. the curriculum of some colleges and oley Law School in recommended that MSU be schools are getting that overestimated in the Sen. Coleman Young, D - Detroit, ising. allocated money for fewer students •Saginaw Valley College, universities, stating that courses were being roughly $19 1972-73 school year. $2.7 million. offered that wasted the "hard earned supported the college and refuted Tuesday evening the million less than Milliken's and less productivity." The - McCauley's claims. He said that the urban appropriations dollars of taxpayers in Michigan." He cited late approved a block of proposal of $78.1 million. MSU's final passed by the Senate for •University of Michigan, affairs college was a pioneer project that $86.9 million. courses such as a 20 credit rock endments, sponsored by Sen. Charles O. Zollar, R appropriation, as passed by each state school - was attempting to answer the needs of an the Senate without the law during the •U-M, Dearborn, $4.9 examining course in the Upper Peninsula 1973-74 school year are: which was given at one urban society. school million. university, a 15 - allocation, was •Northern Michigan credit course in staying "Instead of criticizing this urban affairs approximately $77.3 •U-M, Flint, $4.5 quiet for 28 hours, University, $12.6 million. million. a 15 credit course to study the college, you should be praising it for its Groups cultivate plans - million. • Central M i chigan possibility work in meeting the changing urban of lowering the salaries of the senators Following those •Wayne State University, University, $19.3 million. $61.7 million. (which drew several hoots). society," Young said. amendments, the Senate •Eastern Sen. Phillip Pittenger, R - Lansing, defeated Michigan •Western Michigan "I just want to point out to a proposal by University, $22.7 million. you that speaking early in the session, said he could (continued from page 1) federal TOPICS program University, $30.3 million. taxpayers' money is being wasted by not understand how the Senate was e that this would have (Traffic Operation Program offering these ridiculous, useless courses," going to cut appropriations for a school like MSU hing to do with the to Improve Capacity and he added with disdain. and give $25,000 to a school in northern ual "The number of cars," he point here is a Safety). The for program calls federal funding of $183,000, state funding of Rogers hints of bombing cutoff (continued from page 1) Sen. Harvey Lodge, that universities were cowards and people R - Waterford, said becoming a haven for who don't like to work Michigan for Polish studies. As the night progressed, the name Day at the end of this week. That is the measure calling subsided to an infrequent hoot and deoff between a very $139,825 and city funding Both the debt ceiling bill vetoed by Nixon Wednesday with their hands. holler against certain senators. But it was ardous driving situation of $45,175. and the continuing A c ompromise move, because of "Someone ought to kick out some of its anti - apparent that even when appeals were diseased trees. Actually resolution must be passed fostered those people in these schools who don't by the bombing provision. The made to stop the- name calling and personal sacrificing a few elm Baron emphasized that want to wash dishes or work with their e by Saturday nipht for the administration, putting an House fell 35 votes short of attacks, higher education appropriations when the trustees hands but instead hide out in es for safe movement in agreed to federal government to meet Aug. 15 effective date on the necessary two - thirds in colleges like were not the project two something very dear to anyone's ffic," he said. years ago, its financial obligations. the move to halt funds for a bid to override the veto. cowards," he said. "'I can tell you that heart who stood on the Senate floor and Milton Baron, director of they did so with the Inclusion of the bombing, received a boost There is no certainty the there are a lot of students who shouldn't issued at times irrational accusations. provision that adequate when the House npus parks and planning, antibombing amendments full House would accept the d Thursday the project screening by natural tree seems certain to produce a Appropriations Committee delay until mid - August, and plant life would be added it to [ increased the number of presidential veto and a a new version of and Senate leaders said nted trees on MSU's provided. This screening stalemate. $3.4 billion privately they were sure it ner of the intersection. serves the purpose of A short delay probably supplementary money bill, would be rejected there. "Over 60 units of plant shielding Kellogg Center would not matter much but tree varieties from the traffic and were a prolonged deadlock could tailed during the dormant intersection. create severe problems for nting season (January Three - tenths of an acre President Nixon. Congress is ough May). This is a of due to start a nine - day rked increase in existing University land is for scheduled to be remodeled recess Independence lacement since we lost as a bus seven trees through stop and bus lane for city and University bus ision on the University lines. e," he said. Baron said the new tree ecies costing about ,000, were planted free of urge to MSU. The cost factor was ounted for under the anWjpny florist 809 E. Michigan, Lansing 485-7271 Fr*e Parking Behind St6re Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan COMET 1763 clean, runs - TOYOTA 1970 wagon, TWO BEDROOM apartment. 1 MILFORD STREET. 126. great! 58.000, must sell, 2 $200. 332 - 3322 1-6-29 excellent running condition, mile off campus. $185 per blocks from campus. Deluxe, MILFORD STRFct very clean. $1,200. month. Phone after 5:30pm air conditioned, furnished, (2 summer CORVAIR 1963, needs love and 882-1931 3-7-6 332-2110. 6-7-6 man, $180) (3 men, $195). rentals'/ PHONE 355-8255 Now leasing. 351-8571 throw-out bearing. Cheap. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1971, ONE BEDROOM apartment, 372-5767. 0^ 29 furnished *ir ''*lu 347 Student Services Bldg. Call 393-9782 after 4pm. 13,000 miles, AM/FM radio. utilities included. $140. 3-7-2 . Call 485-4770. 3-7-6 Phone after 5:30pm. 551 "AUTOMOTIVE 332-2110. 6-7 6 ALBERT Street DODGE WINDOW van 1967, 1 Scooters 8c Cycles curtains, carpeted, paneled, VW SQUAREBACK 1968, ,ro" cmpuIT, "■ Parts 8( Service good tires, runs well, $800. excellent mechanical EAST LANSING - comfortable, bed'°om. fur'nj*? condition, good body, fuel Aviation 641-4148. 1-6-29 injection, $850 or best offer. convenient, available now one at bedroom, summer conditioned, SSl-fiJi ♦EMPLOYMENT 351-4434, 351 1888. Ask for rates or G,HL nee°ed FORD FAIRLANE 500 reserve for fall. No ,0 - 1966, Jim. 3-7-2 ♦FOR RENT convertible, red, excellent pets. Call 6-7-13 evenings, 351-9020. SUMMER at apartment ,or to canipUSi $50/ ^ Apartments condition, call 351-9035 VW POP-TOP camper 1970, 337 1486. Houses after 5:30pm. 3-7-2 new radial tires, excellent BURCHAM 3-7-2 EAST LANSING close-in. 2 Rooms condition, must sell! WOODS roommate ♦FOR SALE FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1969, 355-5902. 3-7-6 rooms and bath, older home. Spend your SUMMER poolslde needed"" V-8, automatic, power Ideal for 1 person. Woman Enjoy the best In summer Animals steering and brakes, must sell. only. $90. Phone 332-5988 living VW BUS - 1971, dependable. •Heated Pool * Laundry Mobile Homes $650 or best offer. Call Barb 484-4511 or 489-4747. 3-7-2 $2,200. Call 337-2396 after 6 after 6pm. 3-7-6 •Ample Parking * Air Cond. __Evenings. 393-7674.3-7.? ♦LOST 8< FOUND 2-5-19 •Nicely Furnished pm. YOU WHAT ONLY KNOW SUMMER LEASE large 2 A lew apartment,^ NEED? Summer Leases - ♦PERSONAL FORD TRUCK 3/4 ton. WE VEEP A CAUSE1 bedroom apartment, near "mmer. 1 and 2 bed^ ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL completely fitted for 101V or ^Motorcycles ^ GOOD 33°l'®'rcondl,ioning.^ ♦REAL ESTATE 1154' camper. 1972 list price Post Office Box 1523 campus, furnished, $140 air conditioned, per month. bILo. >140™. 332-4929. 2 6-29 $4200, and camper 10V East Lansing, Michigan 4882 3 351 9036. 3-7-6 , Sec. Deposit - Jioo ♦RECREATION SUZUKI 1972 T350J, excellent ONE AND deluxe 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 ♦SERVICE 1972 list $2200. furnished two btdr" Camper and truck $4800 or condition, two helmets. Call mobile Instruction will sell 349-1464. X 10-7-13 QUIET APARTMENT in East or 484 4014 " $35/ week. 10 homa.Q separately. Call Lansing Church. 2 rooms and minute,, Typing Service ♦TRANSPORTATION Doug, 349-3160. 3-6-29 HONDA 1971 Z600, less than TRIUMPH 1968 500 cc, 8" forks, high - bars, 231 North 0 Employment H bathroom, use of kitchen. Rent free for summer in ONE BEDROOM - furnished, sharp, air, reduced V4 block, campus. Quiet and on a lake. 641-6601^ ♦WANTED Deerfield. Lansing, 2-7-2 exchange for yard work and summer. 332-1946. 3-7-2 5000 miles. $995. HASLETT CONFUSED ABOUT front end PART TIME su mmer security. No pets. Call Houses MOTOR SPORTS, 339-2125. repairs? Come to the experts, KAWASAKI 1972 employment with multi - 353-2047 or 351 4028 COUPLES, ADULT singles ♦•RATES** 2-6-29 350, Big 3 full time factory trained - 2 manufacturer distributor. 1-6 29 attractive modern 1 bedroom Horn, 1,500 miles, excellent mechanics - No Ripoffs. Automobile BLOCK TO condition. Best offer. required. furnished. Cedar near 1-96. CAMPUS NTERNATIONAL OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC. Excellent salaries. 351-5800. WOMEN: VACANCIES in 3 girl bedroom duple*, 393-3362. 3-7-6 Many plus features. Only $16Q TRAVELALL 1965. V-8, Grand River at Park Lake, C-6-29 apartments. 1 block from bedroom, $300, furnished $135 with references and custom, with air, $450 or East Lansing. 351-3130. utilities. best offer. 351-7732. 3-7-2 TRAILER MOTORCYCLE or campus. Completely deposit. 663-8418 days. Summer 3-7-2 furnished, utilities and 332-5144. X 3-7-6 snowmobile. Priced to sell REGISTERED NURSES 26-29 Hear Ye! $45. 351-5975. 1-6-29 ROSELAWN MANOR parking included. $70. * 0 1.50 4.00 6.50 METRIC MOTORS - VW 349-9609. 0^7 6 EAST SIDE 13.00 SKILLED NURSING HOME. SUMME R LEASE only. 2, 3 and Lansing. Male 01 u Hear Ye! repair. Okemos Road and room, summer-fall TRIUMPH 650cc 1969. good 707 Armstrong Road. 4 man. 1-96. 349-1929. C-6-29 SUMMER Large rooms, air opti ■f ™ State News condition, $500. Phone Lansing, has positions conditioned, near campus $50. 482 4464. 2-7-2 BEAL STREET APTS. 487-0192. 3-7-2 available for $120 $160, 351 9036. { ads really Registered 2 bedroom, 2 person, 1 to THREE BEDROOM * Nurses, all shifts, excellent 5-6 29 houie, 25 3.75 10.00 13.00 26.00 16.25(32.50 ^ ^ > WORK! KAWASAKI 350 - street bike, salary and benefits. Apply in block $130-140. from Furnished, campus. air side of Lansing. Studen 355 8255 cond., balcony, also avail, SUMMER welcome. 910 South Hold* low mileage, rebuilt engine, person or call, 393-5680, ROOMS and PARACHUTING THURSDAY Mrs. Swan, Personnel. 5-6-29 fall. 6 30- 7 30p 694-0712. 3-7-6 , l P.M. DEADLINE JEEP 1969 in good shape, Warn transferable insurance, for and : : m . apartments close to cempus. one class weekends. Instruction. 351 6088 day hubs, V-6, 5 $415. 337-2737. 3-7-2 ALCOA Cheapl Call NEJAC, TWO before publication. new tires, 12 miles from campus, SUBSIDIARY. Part 337-1300. C-2-6-29 BEDROOM duplex, moving, must sell, $1695. Jewett time EAS. SIDE. 301 South Holmes. basement. Carport, p« BMW, Airport, Mason. work, $300/ month. 646-3271. 3-6-29 YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, 2 furnished ground level 351-0799. 5-6-29 Full time positions available. EAST $150 rent. $75 deposit. Ben Peanuts Personal ads RICKMAN. Most '73 models LANSING - Horizon at jrtments, (3 rooms, $120). shown Saturday, June must be pre-paid. MGB HARDTOP in stock. SHEP'S MOTOR _J®2-0979^C-6-29 (4 room, house, near Whitehills, large 1 30,, - with glass LEARN TO fly with WINGED $140). All utilities. 1223 Larned. Lansing. 1-&; windows. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North MATURE WOMAN for bedroom, carport, security Negotiable. Call light No pets. Now available. after 4 pm, 351-7348. 2-6-29 Cedar, Holt, Just South of SPARTANS. Save housekeeping locks, balcony, air Cancellations/ Corrections 1-96 and some 351-7497.0-6-29 WOMAN TO share house, 12 overpass. Phone approximately $6 per hour. sitting. Daily. Must have own conditioning, carpeting, noon one class - day MGB 1967; Radial wires, radio. 694-6621. 3-6-29 Call now, 677-781 1, transportation. L.C.C. drapes. Quiet atmosphere, room, $60/month 482-4473 NEAR. 2 bedroom before publications. 676-5623.5-7-11 adults. 1 utilities. Phone 485- New paint, exhaust. Best after 5:30pm weekdays. furnished first floor year lease. $175. YAMAHA after 6 pm. 3-7-2 offer. 393-9157. 4-6-29 - 1969 ?50 Big Bear, 3-7-2 apartment. (5 rooms) newly 349-2094. 6-7-11 The State News will be 2,600 miles, $325. LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years Phone decorated, carpeted, parking, responsible only for the 485-3950. 3-7-6 experience in all types of EAST SIDE OKEMOS - 3 bedroom furni^v MUSTANG 1970 - 6 cylinder, 3 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for $175 plus $125 deposit. - upper, furnished, flight training. Approved for home. From August, 1973 first day's incorrect speed. $1,200 or best offer. Orthodontist's office. Mature Phone 484-6013 or 1- carpeting, private bath, $150. HONDA 1964, 90cc. $140. Call veterans. FRANCIS including utilities. DODGE August 1974. Couple or insertion. 393-3362. 3-7-6 person who enjoys working 587-6839. 3-6-29 Tom, 355-4701 evenings AVIATION. Airport Road. family. $2 70. 349-473 or with children. Please send REALTY, 482 5909.3-7-2 i due 7 days from 351-3025. 3-7-2 Call 484-1324. C-6-29 MARRIED STUDENTS, 3-7-2 OLDSMOBILE 1967 - Delta personal resume to Box B-2 d 88, power brakes, steering, State News. 4-7-6 FACULTY & MED. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. by the a 501 li air 125 YAMAHA ENDURO 300 Employment Share Cedar COTTAGE, 3 BEDROOM conditioning. $720. - STUDENTS Village 337-1572. 7-7-13 miles, 2 helmets, call facilities. Private bay DELIVERY HELP wanted for Apartment 445. 482-9411 anytime. 5-7-9 1 sandy beach. West Bi LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA ,2,8(3 1 mmediately. Own room. PONTIAC LEMANS TYPIST PART time 4 10pm. PARLOR. 3-6-29 Peterborough, Ontario, - 1965, 1972 - - Evenings, must bedroom apts. week or for season. Call afi convertible, $200, 231 North KAWASAKI 175cc, 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. have car. Phone 337-1636. extras. Excellent condition. some with 6 pm. 351 -0237. 3-7-2 Deerfield, Lansing. 2-7-2 Apply in person today 2 - 3 26-29 study IN LANSING, single girl, Phone 351-9749 after p.m. 427'/a Albert St. W furnished efficiency. Share 5:30pm. 3-6-29 COUNTRY HOME • 3 bedn PORSCHE 91 4 1970, PARTY STORE - Mature the bathroom, utilities FEMALE STUDENT included. Call JON EZZO dining, living with firef *149 AMX 1970, mint condition, appearance group, many to live person over 21. some HONDA CB350G 1973, 4 weeks from study with fireplace, lai Collector's item. Asking extras, phone 351-8282. in/provide evening experience preferred, for per mo. REAL ESTATE, 482-1147. lot, central air, 2 5-6-29 old, crash bar, luggage rack, 3-6-29 $2100. Call 337-0986. 3-6-29 babysitting and preparation evenings. Call 339-2575 and attached, unfurnished, $3 sissy bar. Going bigger. of evening meal for 4 year ask for Jerry. 2-6-29 UNFURNISHED per month. 332-1807. 2-5- BUICK SUPERBEETLE 1971 stereo Asking $829. Call 332-2133 old daughter of widower. SUBLEASE, ONE bedroom SKYLARK custom - around tape, 28,000 miles, $1,300, 6pm weekdays. Nice home, privileges, NUDE MODELS wanted for apartment, air conditioning. 1968, air, 41,000 actual children welcome excellent. 882-1931. 3-7-6 3-6-29 executive art 3 blocks from campus. $175/ VISITING PROFESSOR miles, $1000. Call 484-7560 flexible schedule. Lansing. studio. Call 489-1215. 5-7-9 please month. Phone 351-0063. furnished, air condi after 5 p.m. 3-7-6 HONDA 350CB 1972, must sell, Apply to Box A-1, State , no pets house or apartment « TRAVELALL 1967 News. 5-7-9 3-6-29 - V8, 3600 miles. Excellent campus July 1st throu CAMARO NUDE MODELS wanted for 1968, good standard, 59,000 miles, 5 condition. $700 or best offer. FULL TIME and part time help August 15th. 332-65; condition, red, vinyl top. 372-1814 after 5:30 p.m radials. call after 5:30 pm. 332-1830. 2-7-2 Call 3-6-29 485-1829 after 5pm. needed. Lansing. 7-11 STORE, 11pm-7am shift CEASAR'S HEALTH RETREAT SPA. Call KNOB HILL WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. 1 bedroom, 2 NORTH extension 7419. 3-7-6 3-7-6 484-44811_5;7-9 man, furnished, air APARTMENTS available. 882-9585. 1-6-29 EAST SIDE of Lansing-2sm 1970 175 Bridgestone, good VOCALIST WANTED conditioning, close to CHEVELLE MALIBU hardtop for houses, furnished, sumir TOMORROW'S ANTIQUEI condition, 2 helmets, $175. otherwise complete Rock - campus. Quiet. Parking, - 1970, with vinyl roof, air 1959 SECRETARY FOR volunteer phone 332-4987. 0-3-6-29 rates, $145 per month wi Mercedes. Pale green, Phone 651-5746. 5-7-9 Roll Band. Jeff 489-0395. conditioning, power steering, beautiful. Engine needs work. organization, part time, $100 security depoi Paul 485-1813. 3-6-29 482-2192 after 6pm. 1-6- power brakes, all new tires. $250. 337-1054. 3-7-2 $2.50/hour. Accurate typing. A LARGE 3 bedroom Call 627-2351, or after Auto Service 337-1719 anytime. 3-7-6 5pm BARTENDER apartment near campus. call_484-82E9. 2-6-29 Hours ON HAGADORN - 2 Woe TOYOTA EXPERIENCED only. Must be Furnished. Summer only. - 1971, 23,000 miles, HEAD START SOCIAL from Grand River. L# Cell 337-2714. 5-7-9 CHEVROLET SS - 1967^ needs wheel alignment, AUTO REPAIRS SERVICES COORDINATOR neat, clean and dependable. Part time. 655-2175, SEA 12 noon - 6 pm yard, 4 bedrooms for 4 or convertible, red and white! otherwise excellent. $1,200. end service - From front - Supervising ability, case HAWK SUMMER AND fall rentals. fellows. $280 plus utilif automatic, call 655-3493 Call 349-9836. 3-7-2 to major work RESTAURANT, experience, familiar RIVER HOUSE Available now - for 1 V 2-6-29 overhauls. NO RIP-OFFS! with community resources, Williamston. 5-7-9 APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Phone 351-5285. 3-7-2 OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, LOCATED CHEVY 1963 TOYOTA salary to $9,000. Apply in man apartments. 332-0255. - must sell! Good COROLLA 1972, Grand River and Park Lake, TEACHERS NOW being 5000 person at 101 East Willow, % MILE NORTH 10-7-13 PEBBLEBROOK ESTATES transportation. Very cheap! miles, excellent East Lansing, 351-3130. interviewed for Sunday Phone 393-8038. 2-6-29 condition. Like a new car. 3-7-2 Lansing. 3-7-6 School positions for next OF JOLLY RD. ON bedrooms, $270 per moi LUXURY EFFICIENCIES. Price negotiable. 351-5977. year. CONGREGATION Available for 1973 • CHEVY VAN 1965, $150 HEAD START TEACHER OKEMOS ROAD Summer and/or fall, air as is B-1-6-29 ALL VW stock sensitive to the needs of SHAAREY ZEDEK conditioned, close to campus. school year. Call 349-096 runs. HASLETT MOTOR hole SUNDAY SCHOOL. Please 3-7-6 children, 34 weeks, 30 hours CAMPUS 3 BLOCKS Phone 351-1258. 5 7 2 SPORTS, 339-2125. 2-6-29 TOYOTA MARK II 1970. call Joanna Stark, 332-6715. - (approximately 20% off). per week, salary $3,500. furnished, carpeted, single or 21,000 on engine. AM/FM, 4 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 3-629 WOMAN NEEDED immediati Apply in person at 101 East WOMAN: OWN CHEVY 1964, new tiresT^uni door, 4 speed. Radials, snow East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Willow, Lansing. 3-7-6 couple. 351-9562, 332-3255. 2-7-2 and furnished. room. Close Large to — own room, $55 pei good, call 484-5564 after tires, in TOPLESS SHOESHINE girl good condition. mile West of campus. campus. 337-1057. 4-6-29 Call 332-5765. 3-7-2 6pm. 3-6-29 $1150. Call 489-5954. 3-7-6 HOUSEHOLD HELP wanted, apply at 487 5055. C-6-29 - Tuesday NEED ONE and SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK girl immediately. Thursday, $2.25 per hour, own transportation, STORE, 1149 South Campus Hill Apartments, MASON BODY SHOP - 812 Collingtooob $45. Call 349-2878. 3-7-6 East Kalamazoo Street since desire references. Call Mrs. Washington, 694-0565 after 5pm. 10-7-13 CROSSWORD 1940. Complete auto Martin, 372-5570 days, or painting and collision service. 351-2323 evenings. 1-6-29 NEED GIRLS for huge PUZZLE CASHIER TO work lunch furnished apartment, 3 485 0256. C-6-29 means PART TIME WAITRESS - hours, Friday and Saturday blocks to MSU, parking, $50 1 Girl's name 32 Surface to-air apply in person only. Day nights. Apply in person. Must per month, utilities included. missile COMPLETE and night shifts 12 Porridge 34 Contrite IMPORT CAR available. have own transportation. 332-8734. 5-6-29 13 Bud of peace 36 Pixy THE DEPOT, 1203 South SERVICE including 1203 South Washington, 14. Me 38 Drive ignition, chassis, brakes, Washington, Lansing. Must Lansing. 3-7-2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 16 Convex and electrical. Available have slantingly at own transportation. north, furnished one molding 40 Fencing dummy ROBERTS AUTOMOTIVE 3^7-2 MATURE bedroom. Utilities paid, 17 Bright GIRL or women to 41 Fluster CENTER. 4980 Park Lake live parking, $135 a month plus 18 Perfumed pad PART TIME waitresses in and assist in 44 Republican Road, Okemos. Phone and 20 Choler motherless home. Must be deposit. Phone 627-5454. Party bartender. PAUL REVERE'S 22 Greek letter 351-8088 for appointment. 5-6-29 46 Glorify BAR. Apply after 6 p.m. able to drive. 517- 224-4565, 0-6-29 23 Posterior 48 Fine wool 3 7-6 evenings. 5-6-29 26 Scalawag 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE - 3 50 Money in 28 Rogue WAITRESSES NEEDED .nights. bedrooms, bath, fireplace, 1 Spain 30 Abraham's 52 Race courses SUMMER RATES NORTHWIND STABLES year lease, $250 per month. birthplace 53 limousines Call after 6 p.m. 332-5906 RESTAURANT. Apply In 31. Exclamation 54 leaven X-7-13 person Fridays, Saturdays, or Tuesdays. 2-7-2 RELAXED FOR STUDENTS PORTER excellent POSITION, benefit part time, program, blocks on ATMOSPHERE. M.A.C. furnished apartment, parking, utilities 2 1 bedroom $150 2 bedroom $190-2C0 apply in person HOLIDAY peid. After 5:30 p.m. 3 bedroom $210 INN, 3121 East Grand River. 351-8319. 3-7-6 Meadowbrook Trace combines a 2-7-2 country 2 OR 3 man. Near campus. atmosphere with *SWIMMING POOL RECREATION FACILITIES with SAUNA, BILLIARDS L For Rent Immediately. 332-4423 after 6 $120/month. p.m. 3-7-6 unlimited parking PING PONG PARTY ROOM. MICHIGAN'S BEAUTIFUL. See GIRLS, OWN room in house. ^ir DM"*™ condrfoned #Unlknh«d Parking "New Furniture Meadcwvbrook it. Trailer sales and rentals. HANDYS, 489-5080. C-4-7-6 $45. Close. Double for $100. 351-2756. 1-6-29 SSSSSSL 2771 Northwind (Behind the Yankee Store) "Modal Open Daily 361-8282 Trace JOLLY + 496 TV AND term/ same stereo rentals $9.50 month. Free, day delivery and $23 TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment, near campus, service. Call $150_ per month. Summer HOURS 10 7 DAILY 393-0210 NEJAC 355-7812 after 5 p.m. 337-1300. C-6-29 X-3-6-29 ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 29, 1973 H STUDENT 365-8255 351 !1 Mobile Homes '18 155-8255 Panel wants INVENTORY CLEARANCE BARON 12' X 50' - with shed FOR QUALITY service ERyiCE directory on through June 30. Big savings, and other extras. Call stereo equipment, see the good deals. inventoryl MARSHALL MUSIC, East Lansing. Must reduce 373-3888 489-6118 nights. 3-7-6 days, and STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand R iver. C-6-29 Nixon's reply C-1-6-29 AMERICAN 1971 12'x60'. Two BUD'S DR.D. M. DEAN bedrooms, completely HERMES MEDIA three manual (continued from 1) to Parts Inc. OPTOMETRIST carpeted, furnished. Many page typewriter. Excellent extras. Phone 675-5164. ft Model Motors and indictments out of the White House. condition, also M-1 carbine. 4-6-29 TEACH YOUR kids how to a speciality. Catering to MSU for CONTACT LENS Best offer. 332-3325. 1-6-29 swiml Experienced Questions by Ervin at the fourth day of Dean's ,v between Holt »nc Weddings, Parties and SERVICES marlette Waterfront Safety Instructor testimony appeared aimed at challenging Nixon to testify Banquets on the Watergate scandal. Later, committee counsel Samuel LNc«d.r 694-2154 call 349-9B0fl YARD SALE. Books, bottles COMFORTABLE and wants to teach privately. Call 21U ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 and miscellanee. Saturday, convenient 337-2097 after 4pm. 1-6-29 Dash said the question of whether to invite the President living in this "like June 30. 240 North - new" mobile home, located to testify had not been resolved. OAY saving THE ALOHA! • EYES EXAtfltfED Hagadorn. 1-6-29 in rural setting, use of pool, _ic per load Typing Service f best for less • GLASSES FABRIC playground and recreation IvENDROW'S • CONTACT LENS SALE WASHER, DRYER. General center. Extra sharp with 2 tcONOWASH DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist Electric air conditioner. Light bedrooms, storage shed and TERM PAPERS with IBM •He kept no notes Special texas GIFTS AND blue shag carpet, 11' X 16'. extres. Call now. ROGER of most of his meetings with Nixon f dasher 50c C6-Optlcal Services LUAU SUPPLIES See them Saturday, June 30, PAVLIK REALTY, Selectric. Phone after 5 PM because "some of the things that were being said in these b006 vine st. 5218 S. Login. 351-7824. 1-6-29 393-423f 255 Ann St. 351-1911 1223 Larned. Lansing. 1-6-29 371-2890 or Derald Heath, meetings . . . were very incriminating to the President." 485-4950. 3-6-29 •He believed "I was a restraining influence at the White PROFESSIONAL IBM typing our business is ALL GLASS 29 gallon House. There were many wild and crazy schemes, some of which TV & STEREO REPAIR 3 (Pica - Elite). 11 wyour pleasurei WE SPECIALIZE aquarium, Dynaflow filter, BEDROOM MOBILE home, years I have not testified to." He experience. SANDI, was not asked to elaborate on call by Universal Technical IN flourescent cover, gravel 12' X 57', air conditioned, COLLEGE full size washer and dryer, gas 339-8934. C-6-29 the schemes. heater, $45 or best offer. [>V\ TRAVEL Reasonable Rates CUTS and STYLING 355-6149. 1-6-29 range, range hood, 351-6010 T.v. -Stereo UNION BUILDING refrigerator, new water EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 24-HOUR ANSWERING BARBER SHOP NEW POLES boots and skiis. heater, skirting, shed Dissertations, (Pica - Elite), SERVICE -5:30 Mon. thru Frl. 355-3359 (optional). Owner must sell I FAYANN, 489-0358. C-6-29 Fisher porteble stereo, PH,4?4-5^5 Bv^^polntment^i^us^wall^ Will consider reasonable teloscope. Best reasonable offer. ED2-P898. 3-7-6 offer. King Arthur's Court, PROFESSIONAL IBM phone 489-2134 after dissertation typing. MA OPEN HOUSE SALE - 5:30pm. 3-7-6 English degree. MARTY graphics, lamps, NORTH, 351-3487. C-6-29 mirrors, TOPPER 17x60' - furnished, stoneware, etc. DISCOUNTS to 40%. FREE refreshments. skirted. King Arthur's Court. THESES, RESUMES, typing What's Happening must be June $3,300. 372-7134. 4-7-6 and received in the State News scheduled for 7:30 I CAMPUS on South FALL. SINGLES, furnished, 29-30, 9-9pm. printing. Reasonable 18' FIBER GLASS canoe. Office, 341 Student Services every Sunday at S01 MAC Ave. Distinctive Interiors, 1491 prices. COMMERCIAL ■ius, Small family or 3 utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, Good I Best offer. Water bed, HOLLY PARK - 1972, 14'x65' Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class People and ideas are needed. Tnts. 646-5651. 3-6-29 Haslett Road, Haslett. PRINTING. 337-0712. laundry, parking, close. $10. 372-2948. 2-5-29 with shed, skirting, steps. In days before publication. No 339-8257. 2-6-29 C-6-29 $65-$80. 332-5722 and Windsor Estates. 646-6428. announcements will be accepted WKAR-FM will present audio JaNSING, very nice 2 484-9774. 0-6-29 10 SPEED new- Fuji S-10-S FOR SUMMER 3-7-2 EXPERIENCED by phone. aftermath at 10 tonight. ►, unfurnished house — morning and TYPIST, (ROAD RACER). Call Rick, Okemos. Electric typewriter, Me Progressive rock and community no pets, no children. ROOM FOR male student, $15 afternoon openings for 351-2409. 5-7-9 1968, 12' X 60', air, skirting, continue be raised. Two information. Beginning next Call 349-1773 evenings and B/ month, plus utilities. a week. Phone 627-5812. toddler and pre-school shed, like new. Available groups n ongoing at 8 p.m. week the program will be from % 339-2075. 5-7-2 3-7-2 STEREO - PORTABLE, children. M.S.A.U. Please DAY contact August 1. 2363 North Cedar weekends. weekdays. 0-6-29 373-6726 Friday 8:30 p.m. on 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday CARE No. 92. Holt. 694-3864. Sunday. Call Jim for location, through Friday. excellent condition, $150 or BrOOM in house for ROOMS FOR RENT - CENTER, 353-5154. 4-7-6 X-5-76 332-8185. best offer. Call Berkley, ANN BROWN. $60 per month. furnished, cooking, private Typing and The Winged Spartans will be 332-6011. 3-7-2 multilith offset I to campus. No lease, entrance, $60/ month. FRIENDLY STUDENT would printing. Gay Liberation will have an holding a sign - up session for all 12355. 351-3170 3-7-2 no or 332-1946. 3-7-2 like weekday babysitting job. 332-5656 before 5pm. 2-6-29 Lost & Found ndjgj Complete dissertations, service for theses, information booth today in the Union lobby. Stop by for information on gay pride, Gay peopled interested in an aviation program. Meeting at 7 p.m. LARGE FURNISHED room in manuscripts, general typing, today in 117 Bessey Hall. Liberation, and homosexuality. house, kitchen. No lease. APARTMENT SIZE Signature IBM, 23 years experience. [GRADUATE or working refrigerator. Like Best . 'IND SOMETHING? 349-0850. C-6-29 The Video TV own bedroom, Cheap. 332-6829. 1-6-29 new. If you've found a pet or article MSU Married Students Union Workshop earth cruising machines offer takes. 337-2714. 5-7-9 meets from 7 to 11 p.m. today invites all married student |tifully furnished, color REPAIR of value, we want to help you COM PLETE THESES families, including children, to a at the married housing office. dishwasher, many return it. Just come into the Silent films shown at 9:30 p.m. SUPER REVERB amplifier, SERVICE. Discount printing. family swim party from 7 to 9 SERVICE State News Classified IBM typi'"; and binding of p.m. on Saturday at the Men's All interested people are invited. excellent condition. $225. PARTS Department and tell us you IM Bldg's outdoor pool. 351-7236. 3-7-6 Call Howard, 351-3698. 3-7-2 theses, r umes, publication. . want to place an ad in EAST ACCESSORIES LANSING STATE BANK'S Across from campus, corner A dance class, Tai Chi WALK TO campus, cooking. TEAC A-401 OS tape deck, 754" M.A.C. *nd Grand River, ju NEEDED, ni 334 Velocipede Peddler found column. As a public below Jones Chwana, moving meditation. on July 5 in the second floor Street, own room, Evergreen. No pets. reel-to-reel, auto reverse, Stationery Shop. First class will be at 6 p.m. inter 541 E. Grand River service EAST LANSING lounge of the Union. Everyone Phone 489-1893. 3-6-29 reverb, walnut frame, $300 Call COPYGRAPH today outdoors near the Union. includes utilities. STATE BANK will run the is invited. 1210. 3-7-2 EAST LANSING male ^Downstairs 351. 7240^ or best offer. Kenwood it no e: o you. SERVICES, C-6-29 337-1666. The Diplomacy Organization - AM/FM stereo receiver, 4 will meet at 9 tonight in Apt. 1, students, single rooms, PHOTO GRAY lens, bitucai or channel, fine filtered tuning, The MSU Mennonite (CAMPUS, grad students. parking, refrigerator. Call EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 324 Michigan Ave. Bring Fellowship will for i house, furnished, single vision. OPTICAL $175. Kenwood speakers (2) boards nd be prepared to meet I 332-5791. 3-7-2 26" high, 12" woofer, 4 way, (Pica - Elite). 1331 East worship and discussion at 9:30 garage. No pets. $280 DISCOUNT, 2615 East stop at England and France. a.m. Sunday in 31 Union. walnut frame, $200 for both. Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. I utilities. Now available. PENNSYLVNIA AVENUE Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. Garrard LOST: THIN short - haired gray 5-6-29 The Tolkein Fellowship will Visitors are welcome and there 4012 after 5pm. 3-6-29 C-3-6-29 Synchro-lab 95 will be cat. Evergreen / Fern Streets. meet at 8 tonight in Apt. 1 324 a program for children. south, near Michigan Avenue. Peckering needle unit, $75. 332-4938. 2-7-2 Quiet for student, near DUAL 1215S stereo changer. Or entire system $650. Call ! T ransi Michigan Ave., to discuss the £ COUNTRY house with Own 5453. 3-6-29 bedroom. busline. $15 a week plus deposit. Phone 627-5454. Fisher 160 FM receiver. Pioneer CS77 stereo stereo after 3 pm, 482-4985. 2-6-29 LOST: BICYCLE tire, Vittoria summer takeover of Hubbard STORY1 S tubular. Reward. George, IMMEDIATELY - 5-6-29 speakers. Viking 423 reel - to- reel stereo tape deck. Koss PARTNERSHIP IN local natural foods business for sale. Call 353-2048. 1-6-29 CHARTER FLIGHT DAILY NOW LEASING summer and ESP6 stereo headphones. PROBLEMS? We have wn room, $63. 351-7291.6-7-6 LOST GERMAN sheperd pup DOZEN - fall. Single rooms, $15 and Mamiya t SEKQR 500 TL reliable low cost flights (deposit or utilities. Near up weekly. Office hours, SLR camera. 500mm male, 10 weeks old, dark "V" leaving from Buffalo and Tpus, 511V* South Holmes ANTIQUE TRUNKS, medicine over eyes. Lost near Berkey let, Lansing. 3-7-6 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 3-5pm. Call 351-4495. T-mount C-3 mirror lens. Argus cabinet, desks, farm tools, Hall/Grand River. Owner in New York City for various European destinations at USED CAR range finder, Kodak primitives. 655-1109. 2-6-29' hospital. Please call WANTED: FEMALE Is IDE, 4 bedroom home, 0-4-6-29 pocket Polaroids, instamatic 60, lenses, movie 651-5854. 2-7-2 various times. Call toll free 800- 223-5569. 3-7-2 motorcyclist. Must have good SPECIALS road Travel New |ished, carpeted. No pets, CLOSE, CLEAN, quiet, parking, bike. ailable. $250. cameras, projectors, camera LOST JEWELRY England, Canada or west. 1-2 OF THE weeds] box and no cooking, call 351-0631 accessories, TV sets, TV test NEED RIDE Meridian Mall 1-7497 or nights while moving. Call weeks, mid-July. Camp and after 6pm. 3-7-6 Tuesday, |2191. 0-6-29 equipment, typewriters, clock radios, wall tapestries. earth cruising machines 337-7019. 1-6-29 Thursday, 8 am. Share gas. 351-1770. 2-6-29 crash. Call 351-4137. 4-7-6 evenings Bill, WEEK OWN ROOM in co-ed house, 1000 used 8-track tapes, $1 I Rooms „ cooking, close, $40 monthly. up. 1500 used stereo albums, QUALITY FOUND BLACK cat, June 20th, RIDERS WANTED t 70 Plymouth Duster 1 year, collar reads, "Michael 335-7059. 2-7-2 50c up. WILCOX SECOND leaving July BRANDS Fink." 353-9242. 3-7-2 YOU COULD EAST LANSING close-in, HAND STEREOLAND, 509 LOWEST 351-1796. 3-7-2 *942 - East Michigan, Lansing, h CLOSE to MSU. Clean, single room, woman only. phone 485-4391, 8-5:30pm PRICES LOST: YOUNG male orange BE USING Bt rooms. Cooking. Phone Cooking, $60. Phone Monday - Saturday. and white cat. Near Michigan 71 Vega 36. 0-6-29 Velocipede Peddler and Harrison. Phone 332-5988 after 6pm. 3-7-6 B ankAmericard, Master THIS SPACE! 2 Dr. 351-3765 after 12. 4-6-29 Charge, trades, layaways. *1260 | STUDENTS, reasonable. nished, .... « clean, near MALE . furnished, R0OM with cooking, campus 1 block C-6-29 \541 E. Grand Riv7240/ Downstairs 351 - er FOUND: EAST Lansing High. Profes don parking, $15 weekly, call 72 Maverick 1-3094. 3-6-25 away, Chapman, 694-0841. 1-6-29 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of all kinds. Buy, trade and GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 11-4pm, furniture, Friday, / Black/tan long - haired puppy red collar. 351-1596. compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD SOONER 2 Dr sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 1640 332-1085. C-3-6-29 miscellaneous items. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours *1493 |ER ROOMS He and female. HOWLAND available. QUIET ROOM for male student. 211V4 Grand River across 2412 South 371-2244. 4-6-29 Cedar, Call Forest Hills Drive, Okemos. 1-6-29 Monday, Thursday and OR LATER Friday 9 - 4:30pm, Tuesday [USE CO-OP, 332-6521. from Union. Upstairs. $48 per month. 5-6-29 BICYCLES - ALL 10 speed, / and Wednesday 12-6:30pm. YOU'RE GOING 66 Delta 88 TWO 6000 BTU air conditioners C-6-29 TO EE A 4 Dr. various colors and sizes. $50 each; 1 bunk bed set iTING FALL 334 FALL. DOUBLES. Furnished, Simplex de-railer, center pull $188 BELL'S - with mattresses $40; 1 FREE A lesson in WANTED. DARKROOM fhigan Avenue, across utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, brakes, high quality. At portable humidifier. If ion care. Call equipment. 372-1111. 3-6-29 Williams Dormitory, laundry, parking, close. $53. dealer's cost. Forced interested call 627-9708 after 484-4519 East Michigan or 71 Pinto e after 6 pm. 332-5906. 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-6-29 warehouse sale. 9-5pm 6pm. 1-6-29 485-7197 Lansing Mall. 2 Dr. Monday - Friday, Saturday MERLE NORMAN RENT A STEHSC *1086 > SINGLE room 3 blocks * Union. Phone 351-5076 For Sale ^ 8-12pm. COMPANY, D81C STORAGE 1241 Drive, South Cedar at 1-96. Roth ma,s_J(S COSMETICS C-6-29 STUDIOS. $23.00 per terrr PIZZA 71 Plymouth 4:30 pm. 3-7-2 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Free Service $9.50 FAN -- AND NOT 694-3311. B-2-6-29 TV AND stereo rentals. $23 and delivery 4 Dr. Tanks, canisters, and term/ $9.50 month. Free, JUST FOP OUR *1067 j-E ROOMS for men, close ^campus. Phone 351-5076 uprights. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS HAMMOND ORGAN - $200. DANDY DINMONT TERRIERS same day delivery and NEJAC TV RENTALS LOOKS! Electric guitar, $100. Steel - ready for possession. 3 service. Call NEJAC, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ; 337-1300 r 4:30 pm. 3-7-2 guitar, $75. 482-2339 after male, 3 female. Future show 337-1300. C-6-29 225 M.A.C. 332-5027 68 Chevy 316 North Cedar, opposite 5pm. 3-7-2 champions. Sired by FREE DELIVERY Conv. ■E MAN suite, 2 rooms City Market. C - 6 - 29 champion. Overhill Beau of BOARD EXAM TUTORING GIANT GARAGE SALE - June Clandandie. Have champion *383 pished, ■ lounge, utilities, kitchen, GUITARS, 6 STRING - and 12 27th, 28th, 29th. 1809 KAPLAN TUTORING laundry, parking, pedigree - AKC registered, COURSES now being formed 332-5722, 484-9774. string, good condition, cheap. Linden, East Lansing. 2-6-29 shots. Quiet and non - for the coming LSAT, MCAT 67 Jeep 355-3182. 1-6-29 shedding. Courageous DAT Board exams. For LAFAYETTE SOLID state 2 Dr. "1 stereo receiver, LR100, $75. watchdogs. 487-5728. 3-7-2 information call 313- *1095 354-0085. C-629 I Perfect condition. 332-8402 FREE KITTENS good KAROLYN's to evenings. 4-7-6 homes. Call 337-1201 923 PREGNANT? WE understand. 69 Cutlass I I Huntington Road. 3-7-6 Call us. PREGNANCY 2 Dr. SEWING MACHINE clearance COUNSELING. 372-1560. I sale! Brand new portable, FREE BEAGLE puppy, six C-629 *698 I KNITS & KOTTENS I $49.95, $5 per month, Large selection of reconditioned weeks old. Call after 5 p.m. 67-11 351-1793 DISCOUNT FILM processing, 68 Delta used machines. Singers, fast service. GULLIVER Whites, Necchis, New Home 4 Dr. formerly the Bargain Barn and "many others." $19.95 DOBERMAN PUPS - champion STATE DRUGS, 1105 East '388 sired, ears crop, black, Grand River. C-3-6-29 to $39.95. Terms, HALTBAR. 646-8835. 3-7-6 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 67 Chevy pELECT GROUP POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT COMPANY. 1115 North $2.98 & $1.98 - Washington. 489-6448. C-6-29 FREE KITTENS. Grey striped and grey splotched. 655-3673 Ml Wagon *138 JKLOPMAN ■45" SCREEN PRINT) ULTRESSA (100% POLYESTER, 45" COMPLETE SET of Noritaki or 3569796. 3-629 OPEN HOUSE. 3-6 p.m. u,eek lellf 1 B REG. $1.98 NOW $1.69 china (8) plus 4 extra dinner Sunday. 916 Collingwood. 67 Grand Prix PLEASE GIVE beautiful ?l Type sau»'« a plates and cups. Includes all Doctor owned, transferred. 2 Dr. HT calico kitten a good home. ;; distance fVHIPPED CREAM REG. $1.98 serving pieces. Makes beautiful FREE. 351-9210 evenings. Four bedroom, 2 bath, *768 wedding gift. basement, garage. Fenced ?5 Undei* NOW $1.69 3-6-29 Cheap. Call 337-1003. 1-629 back yard. Under $30,000. That giH ;>/ t«ampie f INGLE POLYESTER KNITS, DUAL 1218, Base, dust cover, SAINT BERNARD puppies, Vacant. LANDON Make an REALTY, offer. All At The ?9 Small $3.88 Standon 681 EE cartridge, 3 explosion AKC, from X-rayed stock. 882-6635 or Ruth Godfrey, 33 p,ihy 3'j Queen -e®"1 |28W. NOW $3.29 Grand Riwer, Williamiton months old, $160. Marantz 1200 integrated amplifier Champion lines. Dew claws removed, $100. Phone 663-4454. 1-629 STORY 3/ Fern leal with case, 1% years left on 627-5661. 5-6-29 fours: warranty, $375. 332-0367. FOUR BEDROOMS, den, large east lot 39 Ttee living room, insulated ,12 CowtW K, Tues., Wed., & Fri. 9 > p.m. 1-629 GIVE THESE kittens a homel workroom - garage, within I 1153 E. Michigan .13 Awesome ,15 Gafson ►ursday 9-9 p.m. STEREO RECEIVER Peerless Part Persian, one calico, one walking distance of MSU. ! One Block From Campus ■16 Paid |>nday 10-6 p.m. with tape deck, $46. Good black and silver tiger, one $26,500. Down payment losed Saturday. gray fluffy, and one lovable negotiable. Cr.il 351-5977. buy. 351-4360 after 5pm. runt. 332-6810. 2-6-29 B-1-629 X-3-6-29 Frillay, June 29 , PHONE CALL TIPS SN Stolen gay banner retrieved A phone call tip to the they recovered the banner State News newsroom following the State News Thursday morning has led tip. to the recovery of a Gay "I understand that Gay He said that the Liberation banner which liberation put up a new two males who were had been reported stolen banner so we are holding registered Gav P*a »t the room when , the Tuesday. Sunday ^ « A woman who identified herself as the desk clerk at Inn America Motor Hotel on East Grand River Avenue called the State News to say SN to begin the banner was at thp hoteL She said the banner proclaiming Gay Pride Week for had been hung from a balcony of one of the rooms, but was taken down by the management because of a rule against putting up obtaining $ J Starting fall term, students wishing to receive a refund of the State News fee may subscription for the regular school re/UnJ five issues per week h, signs at Inn America. pick up their dollar at 345 Student Services week during year and three tnlN The phone tip was passed Bldg. summer term. In community and University ne^? H addiSS along to University Police The change in procedures was made by the State News who are investigating the published reports£fm the State News Board of Directors at their Associated theft of the banner, which Press, meeting June 22. Previously, students International and the New York had been tied to the received fee refund authorizations which 1 announcement News Service. lilDtl posts at the had to be redeemed at the Administration Abbott Road Students also receive entrance to special campus near the Union. The Building. rates on display advertising in the discos! The refund is available at the ■me State News is banner is 21 feet long with beginning the of each term for students blue letters on a white taking 10 credits newspaper in the or more who do not wish to read the State at country and isaV9 distribution points background. News or use its services. The fee is several apartment on campus Sgt. Harold Henderson of collected during registration. time recipient of the complexes. It is a Lj University Police said that The fee is similar to a newspaper outstanding journalism Pacemaker Awar ? rdI< *299. 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