Law school question turns school," Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, said. Jondahl voted political Gov. Milliken originally recommended that $688,000 be By JOHN LINDSTROM allocated for an MSU law school. But the Senate State Newi Staff Writer News Analysis against the House recommendation for WMU's.law school. Also, if the House decides to add a law school allocation, Appropriations Committee recommended MSU get IchouldMSU I St10".,, wgiihave a taw school? get one? But, these officials have also said they do not know what they may only add one allocation instead of three as was $777,000 for the school. originally recommended by the senate Appropriations However, an allocation of $129,000 was recommended A""*" questions will be asked of them in the budget hearings tiine these may have been partly academic before the House Appropriation Committee. Committee. for WMU and $200,000 was recommended for Grand But now, as the state House of Representatives MSU administrators will probably appear before the The three law - school proposal has come under heavy Valley. »o hold hearings and debate on the Higher - l"*" Add to that Milliken's recent criticisms of the legislature Lpares proprjation Bill, a possible allocation for a committee in Thursday. The earliest date on which the full attack recently from all quarters, so it may be politically for overspending his budget recommendations and House could debate the general appropriations bill is July feasible to allocate funds for only one law school. MSU law school is now solely a political question. economy becomes an important factor in considering a l°P0fa/oHnesday the state Senate chopped allocations for 10, when the House reconvenes after a Fourth of July Several House sources said they thought MSU would have break. possible law school site. | LflSt , i_r/ihnnlc nt Wpstprn Mirhicinn TTniuovcifti a better chance of getting its taw school if only one is Of course, the House could write in its own figure for a ,pr But MSU has its work cut out for it to dj Grand Valley . State College along with MSU, get a taw school approved. law school, but in doing so it will have to consider the Education appropriations bill. appropriation returned. But the cold fact remains that the House has gone on needs expressed by the university administrators for a law For example, the House has gone on record as record favoring a taw school at WMU. school at their location. l^sSiSy: Can MSU get a law school? supporting a law school at WMU instead of at MSU. "The people at Western Michigan have done a good job Another aspect of the law schools that the House will have to consider is the possible level of funding a particular But a major factor the House will have to consider is: If usl! M officials have said that they will try io convince the (continued the proposed taw school allocation. telling the legislature what its ideas and goals are for the law school would get. on page 13) the michigan Monday, July 2, 1973 Volume 66 Number 5 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan .J Former aide disputes WASHINGTON (AP) - Former White House aide Charles W. Colson Dean said he then proceeded to tell all he knew about the June 17, 1972' away Dea the former counsel's from him." "imagination got break - in at Democratic National Colson also said a story published Sunday disputed John W. Dean Ill's testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee Headquarters and about Sunday in the New York Times saying his own involvement as well as that of he sought to influence the Labor Dept. Committee that Dean gave President Nixon "a full report of all the facts" in other administration and campaign (continued on page 13) the Watergate case last March 21. officials. "I don't believe Mr. Dean laid out Dean said that when he finished "I all the facts as he said he did on March realized I had not really made the 21," Colson said on the CBS television program "Face the Nation." President understand." Nixon calls In an interview published Sunday in Colson, who had left the White the Washington Post, presidential House staff to enter law practice in Washington, said the President called him the evening of March 21 and said counsel J. Fred Buzhardt said Nixon is uncertain whether he will answer new freeze "that he had to get to the bottom of Dean's allegations that the President knew of the attempted cover - up of the Watergate himself, that he had to the Watergate scandal. find out the truth. He had to find out what was going on. "I'm not sure we want to put the a success President in a position to answer a "He knew at that point that he was confessed felon," Buzhardt told the not being told the truth, that he was SAN CLEMENTE, Post. being giving confusing information." CALIF.--President Nixon, in a Dean, fired as White House counsel "I'm sure the President doesn't nationwide radio address, said Sunday on April 30, testified for five days know a lot about this," Buzhardt said. that prices are being held under the before the Senate committee last "Most people are confused to the temporary freeze he ordered 18 days week. deuce. What makes anyone think he's ago and "we are determined that Disputes Dean's He said that on March 21, he told th« President "that there was a cancer in a different position?" Buzhardt said he doesn't doubt prices will continue to be held." The 13-minute speech, taped at Former White Hou* aide Charles W*. Colson smokes his pipe Sunday before appearing op growing on the presidency and that if Dean "believes in what .he saicj Nixon's summer office here Saturday, CBS's "Face the Nation" program in Washington. Colson disputed John W. Dean Ill's testimony the cancer was not removed that the sincerely," but, he added, he thinks made no new disclosures on what the before the Senate Watergate Committee, saying Dean gave President Nixon "a full report of all President himself would be killed by government intends to do to control it." ^ the facts" in the Watergate case March 21. AP Wirephoto - NO - ^ inflation when the 60-day freeze has expired and the more comprehensive Phase 4 plans take effect. TRESPASSING VOWS TO 'WIN THE PEACE' PRIVATE Rather, Nixon seemed reassuring the American people that to be his administration had not lost control PROPERTY of the situation. lixon signs bill to stop bombing SHELL OIL CO. "I am pleased to be able to report that Americans generally are cooperating with making the freeze a Inside Monday success," he said. "Prices are being Nixon said he had vetoed the by the sacrifice and courage of Congress help achieve our objectives." [SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) resident Nixon Sunday - original supplemental bill last week, countless men and women, by our Faced with a crisis over getting •Shell's hell in Kalkaska. held. We are determined that prices signed the will continue to be held." which also contained an antibombing perseverence in protracted money to run the government, Nixon Jstoric bill cutting off bombing in amendment, because "such a negotiations and by the effectiveness agreed to sign bills including the Aug. Page 5. Jambodia by Aug. 15 with the •East He acknowledged "problems"with precipitous step would have crippled and the deterent of American military 15 cutoff of funds for military Lansing council on expressed a desire to get •arning that he would seek the freeze and rongressional help if further actions or destroyed chances for achieving a power. operations in Indochina. He had tried the firing line. Page 3. it over with. "A sudden bombing halt, however, to hold off the action, contending that K necessary to "win the peace" after negotiated settlement in Cambodia. The stability of Southeast Asia would would not have brought us the lasting U.S. bombing of Cambodia, under way deadline. have been threatened and we would peace that we all desire. As President, for 116 straight days, was necessary in Celebrate "By the arbitrariness of its nature, a "The last remaining element of the freeze is bound to create certain '-ace in Southeast Asia is a stable have suffered a tragic setback in our charged by our Constitution with negotiating for a cease fire and durable inequities," he said. "It can also add to peace in that country. The State News will not ambodian settlement," the President efforts to create a lasting structure of responsibility for conducting our the problem of scarcity. We have seen foreign policy and negotiating an end The bill prohibits any spending publish Wednesday, peace." this, for example, in the fact that some pid. "I believe that settlement can be to our conflicts, I will continue to take after Aug. 15 to support "directly or independence Day. The next broiler producers have had to kill off long as we maintain In a statement issued from the the responsible actions necessary to indirectly combat activities by U.S. enable flexibility in our policies, paper will be published on baby chicks because they could not Western White House as he signed the win the peace. military forces in or over or from off Friday. afford to pay the high feed prices and Jjd essential air support is not measures, which were brought from "Should further actions be the shores of North Vietnam, South (continued redrawn unilaterally while delicate Washington by a White House courier Cambodia.' on page 13) negotiations required. . . , I shall request that Vietnam, Laos or are underway." aboard a commercial plane, Nixon I Nixon signed both a $3.4 billion said: "The conclusion of a responsible PPPemental appropriation bill for settlement in Indochina has been and TT *973 and a continuing joint remains a matter of the greatest °n to provide vital funding for urgency. f eminent operations. Both measures ■ontain amendments aimed at ending "All but one of the major elements eight - year - old U.S. combat of that peace are now in place, forged Pavementin Indochina. against the will of a determined enemy flXST RULING OK'D Appeal to Price cose fco which might have Price's right to have an attorney fenied • Stanley Price case was present at the questioning was denied. Ingham County Prosecutor pun Friday1"8118"1 C°Unty Clrcuit Raymond Scodeller contends that lZ;Lcr« ippeahi u . jud«e D°na,d Reis|e written rulin« on the detectives offered to attorney for him. He claims Price call Price's •to orioi "i ^'d t,le reasonmg behind agreed to talk to them and answered FllaPp?abloISmiSSal °f thC ^ W8S questions regarding the murder at that time. V^h*iihad been ch«8ed with the Price had been held for two weeks Martin d murder of MSU student for a traffic violation at the time of his Pelimin?«Wu and was brou8ht to a questioning. ■Court hearin8 before District Scodeller's appeal asked that the Upriu Maurice Schoenberger evidence against Price be reinstated as admissible evidence and that the trial F Io Mctt statem!"^ fr'ce came as a result supposedly made be reopened. Reisig's statement is simitar to the Midnight pssion onP°MaCrehd"r'n« a questioning one Schoenberger delivered when he This masked midnight raider solves the problem of high food had burglarized the cans at the photographer's residence almost night for the past 15 months, but this was the first time fis initiai •two weeks after first tossed out the case in May. prices by shopping in the trash cans in the East Lansing every I On May a! J Itrafflc vlo,atlon- w Reisig said there was no new I"11 the Jcase ' Schoenberger threw evidence that would give him grounds "Flowerpot District." When caught by the photographer, the he had stayed long enough to be photographed. T on the grounds that to overturn Schoenberger's niling. raccoon took the evidence of his larcency and ran. The raccoon State News photo by C.L. Michaels 2 Monday, July 2, 1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ON MARINE RESERVISTS news Judge to By GARY KORRECK State News Staff Writer eye wig ruling's effects nationwide basis," Noonan said. "I know the Marines don't interpret it that way and I'm not going to guess how the with a loss of morale in relation to allowing its reserves ta wear wigs. summary won The skirmish over the right to wear short - hair wigs, by three East Lansing men who are Marine Corps reservists, may have national ramifications, according to judge is going to interpret it." During the hearing, Fox* told Marine Corps lawyers that hair length was a trivial issue. He also gave those present a brief history lesson. Noonan said his clients were only in the reserves 2V4 cent of the time and that the Corps was overstepping it) bounds by "trying to control the other 97Mi per cent their lives." per their attornies. U.S. District Court Judge Noel P. Fox ruled Tuesday in a "Would U.S. Grant, George Washington or Abraham "I'm concerned about a number of circumstance class action suit that the trio has permission to wear the Lincoln be eligible for the Marine Corps Reserves?" Fox regarding the military," Fox suggested. "But to me, this is t Iraqi minister murdered wigs until the judge determines just how many reservists will be affected by the ruling. asked. "No," he was told. Marine Corps Commandant Donald trivial issue. The Iraqi defense minister was assassinated by Fox turned a temporary restraining order into a Lanigan told Fox that hair length was a national policy. "I don't see what hair has to do with anything," hi Fox then reviewed a portfolio of presidential portraits continued. "The Marine Corps Hymn was first sung bj antiregime plotters led by the Iraqi security chief, temporary injunction, giving Mark Miller, Terry Kreuger and Rodney Mason the right to wear short • hair wigs to with Lanigan and it was decided that, except for the bald young men wearing pigtails and ponytails." Baghad announced Sunday. Noonan said the major issue is whether or not thi reserve functions. ones, only Eisenhower and Nixon would be eligible for the An Iraqi radio broadcast said Gen. Hamad The trio's attornies, Edward Noonan and Ken Burch, reserves. military has the right to govern civilian life. Shibab, a member of the ruling Revolutionary claim their clients are the principals in a class action suit "I think we have become a victim of the media," Fox "We don't want this ruling to apply to all Marines, jus Council Command and defense minister, was against Secretary of the Navy John Warner. observed. "It seems that short hair came about as a result of the reservists," he explained. "Given the Gillette safety razor company and its clean, close look. gunned down by "a clique of traitors." that designation, Fox's ruling could be Noonan expects the Marine Corps to appeal Fox', interpreted to include the Marine Corps Reserve on a Now they're out with the 'wet look is dead' program. We've decision. They have already appealed a similar case in North There were unconfirmed reports that the been victimized both ways." Carolina in which three other reservists were allowed t( assassination might have been part of an attempt to Fox also asked Lanigan if long hair would be a problem wear wigs to reserve functions. overthrow the ruling Baathist party and the regime should the reserves ever be called to action. Lanigan agreed "As far as I know, ours is the first class action sui of President Ahmed Hassa el Bakr. that a hair cut could be obtained in a relatively short time. against the Marines," Noonan said. "Whether it has any The broadcast announcing the "martyrdom" of Lanigan also testified that the Marines were concerned national significance depends on what the judge decides. Shibab reported that Interior Minister Saadun Ghaydan also was wounded in the shooting. There was no mention of Bakr. Senate committee Quake strikes Alaska The National Oceanic and Atmospheric officials' use o Administration observatory said an earthquake WASHINGTON several federal officials use limousines by eight Dept. of Housing and Urban (AP) The Senate to drive to and from work. government agencies. Development, but struck Sunday about 100 miles northwest of Sitka, — Appropriations Committee The committee wrote The action was committee stipulated Alaska. Only minor damage was reported in Sitka. into its appropriations bill recommended voted Thursday to shut off by Sen. secretary could not use the A spokesman said the quake measured 6.8 on the language prohibiting any William Proxmire, D-Wis., to transport himself to ignitions of those car the open - ended Richter scale. A relatively light prestigious limousines money from being used for whose appropriations and from work. aftershock registering 5.5 on the Richter scale was subcommittee holds the A spokesman for felt a couple hours after the major tremor, the purse strings of the agencies Proxmire estimated that 15 involved. He often jogs to limousines would be spokesman said. or An observatory spokesman said tidal wave ~ watch was a tsunami issued briefly from - Tuesday s work. The only exception to the limousine action was the eliminated. The include eight agencies the Veterans Ketchikan to Kodiak, Alaska, but the watch was cancelled about an hour and a half after the quake. slated for Administration, Securities and Exchange Commission, Selective Service System, The quake occured at 9:44 a.m. EDT. Memorial services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Federal Home Loan Bank A spokesman said the tremor was felt as far Alumni Chapel for Hideya Kumata, professor of Board, Federa away as Juneau, Alaska, about 150 miles northeast communication, who died Friday morning following a Communication of Sitka. A quake registering 7.6 on the Richter lingering illness. Kumata was cremated. Commission, Renegotiation scale occurred in the same area July 30, 1972, Board, National Aeronautics Kumata, 52, was an internationally recognized and Space Administration causing minor damage at Sitka. authority on cross - cultural communication. He joined the and National Science MSU faculty in 1956. Foundation. He received the Distinguished Faculty Award in 1967. Detroit pays new tax He had served as an associate professor in the Communications Research Center and professor the Detroiters began paying an additional one per International Communications Institute. He of the institute from 1967 to 1971. was director Troldahl, 40, cent income tax Saturday to bail out their He has written two books, "Four Theories of financially troubled public school system. Propaganda" (with Wilbur Schramm) and "Inventory of dies Saturday , The tax was authorized by the state legislature Instructional Television Research." earlier this year after Detroit voters thrice rejected Kumata was also a member of the University Steering services set renewal of a five mill school property tax and the - Committee. school budget fell $75 million in the red. He received a B.A. and a M.S.^rom the State University Services will be at 10 Another millage election has been scheduled of Iowa and a Ph.D. in 1958 from the University of Illinois. a.m. Tuesday at the Alumni Survivors include his wife, Lillian, and two daughters. Sept. 11 calling for at least a seven - mill tax. If Chapel for Verling The Kumata residence is at 6339 Skyline Drive. that proposal passes, the one per cent school Troldahl, professor income tax is scheduled to be repealed. communication, who died suddenly at home Saturday The one per cent hike means Detroit residents afternoon. are now paying a three per cent income tax. The The Gorsline - Runciman other two per cent goes to finance city funeral home said that friends government. may call at the Troldahl home, 4 531 Chippewa Drive, Okemos. There is no visitation at the funeral Stores must give stamps home. Grocery stores, gas stations and other businesses Troldahl, 40 came MSU in 1962. He was may not stop giving out trading stamps as a way of formerly the director of the beating the current price freeze, the Cost of Living College of Communication Council ruled Friday. Arts Research Services The council said businesses may discontinue Center. He also served consultant for various firms, stamps only "if they pass on the value of the including the Market stamps to their customers in the form of lower Opinion Research Co. prices on their merchandise." He received a B.A. and Since stores pay for the trading stamps they Ph.D (1963) from th distribute, stopping them would be similar to University of Minnesota. He was a member of Phi Beta raising prices by giving the customer a bit less for his money. Kappa. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth, and two crossroads Imports children, Eric and Lynn. Playgirl taken off stands 210 abbolt rd. •. lanslng, mlchlgan 40G Playgirl, the female version of Playboy - complete with a nude male centerfold - has been Beautiful Man arrested taken off Cleveland stands. u news Magazine distributor George Klein said the charged with publication would remain off the news stands until he and his attorneys study last week's U.S. Bare Es BARGAINS DO §§@0 YOUR FEET pot possession Supreme Court decision to allow local A young man was picked up near Williams Hall Friday communities to judge obscenity. Playgirl publisher Douglas Iambert said Sandals, Shoes and charged with possession of marijuana and resisting Cleveland was the only city in the nation where the magazine was not available. only Stf90 arrest, according to MSU campus police. One news stand operator said several had called asking what had happened women to the reg. $10 to $14 Clogs 1:40 The man was a.m. stopped at Friday improper lane usage. The for magazine. officer who stopped him noticed a marijuana cigaret Soviet holds vigil in Helsinki New halters and midriff tops - fresh from California to help you keep your summer cool and make the present $490 to $1497 in his coat pocket. The man got out of his car and attempted to wriggling free of his coat run, Values to $27.00 after a brief tussle with the beautiful. You'll find seersucker prints, A Soviet Embassy diplomat arrived at the officer. He was caught Finnish Foreign Ministry in Helsink dashing dots, and other easy - care shortly thereafter and taken at 5 a.m. one deliciously cool fabrics all at these into custody. Prices - day last week and stood outside until opening time hours later. His vigil was to make certain that Soviet foreign enticing savings. never again Minister Andrei Gromyko was inscribed first on the list of visiting speakers at the Conference on to be seen on Security and Cooperation in Europe starting Tuesday. Gromyko, Secretary of State William P. Rogers and the foreign ministers of 33 other countries leather footwear including Canada and all of Europe except Albania A STEREO will meet in Helsinki's white marble Finlandia Hall $23.00 par tarm in a new effort to stabilize peaceon this continent through multinational agreements. M.S.U. •nd delivery $9.50 Participants were gathering Sunday for the SHOE REPAIR B00IERY NEJAC TV RENTALS^ conference, which has been a major goal of Soviet . 50114 E. Grand River 225 E. Grand River 937-1300 foreign policy for 18 years. (Across from Berkey Hall) (Across from the Union) ^ J J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 2, 1973 3 City to consider police limitations By JIM BUSH yet been released. In other business, council State News Staff Writer Other items set for will act on salary increases A resolution by council consideration for city firemen and the Councilman George Tuesday night include three attorney's office, receive Griffiths designed to limit recommendations from several recommendations police surveillance activities Councilman George from the Environmental and will be considered by East Colburn. Aesthetics Task Force and Lansing City Council Colburn has asked that conduct a hearing on Tuesday night. council send representatives proposed changes at Henry The measure comes in to the 15th annual Town Fine Park. response to a widely Affiliation Conference in City Manager John protested incident on June Atlanta, Ga., in September. Patriarclie has suggested 13 when East Lansing Council on April 16 voted several changes at the park, Detective James Kelly took to set up a cultural following the drowning of a several pictures of citizens exchange program with a child there this spring. blocking a tree-cutting foreign city through the To make it easier for effort at the intersection of town affiliation group. citizens to testify on the Michigan Avenue and No city has yet been proposed park changes, the Harrison Road. selected, however. council meeting will be held When asked Colburn has asked that jiffy. - „ to identify himself,by Rob Kruger, one council support "Open at 7;30 p.m. at Pinecrest School, 1811 Pinecrest of the citizens trying to Channel", a non-profit Drive. The school is near prevent the tree-cutting, group seeking a change in Henry Fine Park. Kelly allegedly said he was a Federal Communications fellow member of the "free Commission rules that press" or an employee of would give city governments the Detroit Free Press. a larger share of cable Even though the Williamsburg gas eruptions have faded from most Highway M-72 is detoured around one eruption which left a gaping An investigation has been companys' revenues for news media reports, the sudden bubbling and caveins of the ground hole in the highway about 10 miles east of Traverse Citv. initiated by the East operations within their in April still disrupt normal routine in this rural Michigan community Lansing Police Department. cities. nfo? 353 4321 in Grand Traverse County. Houses are still evacuated and off - limits. State News photo by Michael Fox However, no results have Another recommendation from Colburn asks that council requests the Capital Area Activists By JIM BUSH reconsider criticize the intersection But Colburn maintains public aware of the Council of Government to investigate establishment of a the Lake News council's when it Lansing restoration and State News Staff Writer Analysis project is a flagrant council is,doing all it can. violation of the He said the city has acts on an reasons issue. maintenance district. Radical activists in East responded to the rezoning night came to protest the community's wishes. They Lansing are convinced they However, council members, point out that of the 11 suggestion not by at being sold out by city Michigan Avenue - Harrison growing increasingly cynical immediately rezoning the Applications Road project and a package in their comments at citizens who snoke to "'"'"intend that 40 of new housing ordinances meetings, say they are council about the intersection project, not one area — an action he said would not be a response but on the council agenda. chanting demonstrators listening to evervone, but was in favor of the project. a blind reaction — but. by But before the meeting were unduly prohibited they just don't always agree from attending last week's city council meeting and was over six hours later, several irate citizens had with the activists. "They say we are being "If vou wanted to be cynical," Paul Emery, a referring it to the Planning Commission for study. "I firmly believe this for housing also charged East Lansing member of the Coalition of that most of the 26 citizens unresponsivb for thoroughly Human Survival, said, "you council is action oriented," - who testified at the session police with "gestapo studying the housing he said. "1 work my hardest Applications a low being accepted for the nine open tactics" and the city council ordinance and the could say that even though were ignored. council listened to all those to get the three votes positions on E Lansing's newly created Housing largely with ' The activists, being undemocratic for intersection project," Commission. people against the proiect, necessary for passage of any members of the Coalition refusing to move the Colburn said. "What they The commission, established by city council last week, all the council was really measure. If this means we for Human Survival, charge meeting to a site where all are really asking is for us to will resolve tenant - landlord grievances, enforce the city's have to take time and city council with who wanted could attend react immediately to their doing was falsely leading the new, stricter housing code and conduct ongoing the citizens to believe they had compromise, that's the way unresponsiveness. public meeting. proposals, and intelligent investigation of the city's housing situation. chance to change the government works." They contend that 1V4 And though council government simplv cannot a Even as the gap widens Applications for the nine three - year terms can be decision." years after George Griffith heard the citizens out, the work that way." council has moved to get picked up at the city manager's office in City Hall. The and George Colburn were council's collective mind Mayor Wilbur Brookover applications must be filed with the city manager by July Other activists cite closer to the community. In elected to council on a was not changed. Council agrees. 27. council's refusal to act on the 1974 budget, it progressive platform, city would not reconsider the "We've gotten into a the request by some authorized the hiring of an government is nearly as Michigan Avenue - Harrison situation in East Lansing residents o" the Oakhill administrative assistant LIEBERMANN'S= tyrannical as they say it was Road project, it would not where every particular then. move the meetiijg place and citizen group thinks tbey neighborhood to have th*nr whose duty will be to insure area rezoned to forestall that citizens «re aware of But council members, it ^passed the housing should determine policy," apartment development as u c h as t he including Colburn, reply ordinances the citizens' he said. "We amply cannot Eat well for less over an indication ntersection project, at its even though they do objections. satisfy everyone, but we unresponsiveness. not knee jerk to the young This is the of the nception and to make the • crux certainly are being activists' suggestions, they problem East Lansing's responsive." as The State News is published by the students of are still acting as responsively as possible. 20 vocal activists Simply see put, it. the But the activists equally adamant in believing are Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, with our Chinese Many citizens in the frustrated activists interpret that council is not Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a crowd of 160 that jammed the council actions to mean responsive. They that council chambers Tuesday that council is unresponsive. council's say refusal to special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. 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Washington stadium - Mic -EDITORIALS- Misleading repo u E dim view of tr KALKA! Sta picketers f> Recent news stories and a column by Jim that bomb threats had been made at previous wilderness Wieber of the Lansing State Journal about the meetings. laborers figl save-the-trees fight in East Lansing have painted a essential bal City Manager John Patriarche Thursday said On a sa picture that is not entirely accurate. It's time to set that Brookover had been misled about the alleged northern the rgcord straight. "bomb threats". He also said that published news unions chall firm's use ol Last Tuesday's city council meeting was indeed accounts reporting the bomb threat and a threat on With th the scene of some high-pressured lobbying by over Sharp's life were inaccurate. negotiation, 160 angry East Lansing citizens protesting the The battle of the trees is temporarily up in the picketers fe less than a c proposed Michigan Avenue Harrison Road project, air after Ingham County Circuit Court Judge was the fi which will result in the destruction of 16 elm trees Marvin Salmon issued an injunction restraining the Engineering and 12 smaller trees and shrubs. had been i construction project for a month. Citizens can now . BUT FIRST, LET'S HEAR YOUR POSITION ON THE ALASKA PIPELINE AND INDEPENDENT GAS DISTRIBUTORS!' million Sh< But Wieber's news accounts reporting that prepare their cases and present their views at a July y const ructior Councilwoman Mary P. Sharp's life was threatened 23 hearing, when a decision will be made whether Negotiati by a telephone caller, and that a bomb threat went to city hall just before the evening meeting, are to continue the injunction. JAMES RESTON Michigan Constructioi Wieber's half-baked impressions leave a sinister Engineering something less than the truth. began Thu Sharp indicated at the council session that in the past she had been threatened by a telephone cloud Granted, hanging many over the heads of the tree protesters, of the actions by the pro-tree brigade have been less than reasonable. Much of Ehrlichman, Haldeman Court in G judge Noel caller. She did not say that her life was threatened, to resolve t the tension at the council meeting could have been building and she did not say that the threat had anything to do with the tree controversy, and she did not say that she had been threatened that night. avoided if some protesters had remained cool. But Wieber's accounts (c) 1973 new york times must testify after Dean weeks - the fact is that the selection important question of the next witness that union < Shell's desii they want. give the Lansing-East news service of witnesses and the The neg timing of their and the doubts of the American Mayor Wilbur Brookover expressed concern Lansing community a distorted view of the —- - — — , , , ■ A - . . . .WASHINGTON - How the Senate appearance before the national people to the Senate committee. He Friday unt over an alleged bomb threat at the meeting, controversy and make the situation sound like a Watergate committee handles its television audience can make a great can command the stage, and in the opinions fit However, when pressed by Paul Emery, East lethal struggle between rival camps. Let's let the investigation in the coming days deal of difference. tensions eas process, overwhelm the committee Lansing resident, Brookover conceded that no record stand as corrected, and view this civic fight particularly who it calls to the witness "The ur Dean has been an effective witness. anytime he likes. bomb threat had been discovered that night, only in its proper focus. stand immediately after it finishes with John Dean — can be of critical He makes one wonder how such ai for," Tom something t importance to the opinion of the intelligent and composed young man He knows all the options. The press nation and the reputation of President could have been so stupid, timid or grandchil dre is outside his gate at San Clemente, Police can't ign Nixon. Dean has made serious weak during the coverup. But in the Senate box, he has had total control of watching Dean up, cn the TV cutting him and being told the President will of Weatherh picket en front of th more his brief, he has put down t have nothing to say. He can call a press entranct way insure that changes against Nixon than any official foundation for his case that is ar The 1966 Miranda decision of remain silent, that any statement police agencies don't conference and command the miles south i he does make may be used as use underhanded in has brought against any president in explosive minefield for the President headlines anytime he likes before the The fath the V-S. Supreme Court is means and he has been responsive to the next witness. evidence against him, and that he this century. Anticipating this, the 45, is bu tantamount to a defendant's bill obtaining incriminating evidence questions of the senators. White House has been urging that the Internatio of rights. has the right to the presence of from a suspect. That includes the The ruling guarantees a Senate committee now call witnesses He had told several stories about Electrical attorney. MSU Dept. of Public Safety as No wonder, then, that th< the espionage and the sabotage and the suspect's right to have an an who are in a position to challenge Traverse Cit; well. President's lawyers want his testimony coverup, all of which have now been attorney present during all Dean's testimony — and call them Their on to be followed by witnesses like John denied by John Dean and others, who phases of questioning on a The decision goes further and before the July 4 recess — rather than Ehrlichman or Bob Haldeman, whom have questioned his control of his about 15 t criminal charge. states: "The defendant may The Dept. of Public Safety who stood a summoning other witnesses who are Dean has incriminated, so that Dean's staff, his judgment, and has even, by arras crosse MSU police apparently missed waive effectuation of these rights an obligation to protect the likely to follow Dean with story can be challenged before it sinks inference, his integrity. barbed win some of the fine points of the If however, he indicates in rights of people in the University confirmation of his charges. in over the Fourth of July holiday and endures thereafter. If the President is so sure that he is security gua Miranda ruling in their handling any manner and at any stage of community. Officers must make This is a reasonable request. innocent, that he is being sure only L of the Stanley Price case. the process that he wished to sure that all suspects are Without passing judgment on Dean's misrepresented by John Dean, and site. One The President is not exactly An excerpt of the decision consult with an attorney before informed of their constitutional recollection of the events, and without an vilified by a hostile press and occasionally states that prior to any speaking, there can be no rights and insure that all innocent bystander in this television, he has an obvious remedy. "Ihey us trying to discredit his testimony oi impugn his character — as the White controversy, and he is not without He can come forward himself and dogs," Wea questioning, the person must be questioning." questioning occurs within limits thumb at th House has been doing for days and power. He doesn't have to leave the offer voluntarily to give a deposition warned that he has a right to The Miranda decision seeks to of the Miranda decision. to the Watergate special prosecutor, or if he is really sure of his case and No-miNG- 6vuee9$ like failure* D00NES concerned about the reaction of the JOHN LINDSTROM television audience, and wants to be bold and command public opinion, he can volunteer to be the next witness Why moke De himself before the Ervin committee and the American people. The chances are that he will do For almost a week now, headlines We seem to have developed a Nixon's alleged involvement and we none of these things — neither answer all across the nation have dealt with perverse vision of the hearings. To us are ready to clasp them to our bosoms the questions of the press, make a just one subject -- John Dean's their purpose is to crucify Nixon, and hug and hug and hug them. No deposition to the prosecutors, or testimony in the Senate Watergate directly or indirectly, truthfully or medal, no award is too good for these volunteer to appear before the Senate hearings. falsely. Ervin and his boys are out to two now. By God, we've got that Nearly a month and a half ago the committee, but even so the calling of get Nixon by any means possible. S.O.B. now, and by hook or crook the headlines all dealt with James next witness on the Hill is But that isn't the purpose of the McCord's testimony we're going to nail him. important. at the hearings. hearings at all. They exist solely to Of course, there have been other discover the truth behind the witnesses at the hearings and other Horsefeathers. We have no more Accordingly, whatever the Watergate affair and political headlines that dealt with those espionage during the 1972 campaign. legitimate evidence about Nixon's President does or refuses to do, the involvement, if any, than we did fair thing is to maintain some kind of witnesses. But McCord and Dean have And as much as it may gall this before. We have clearer proved to be the most important a continuity in the search for the facts. witnesses thus community, Nixon just might come understanding of certain facts in the And this surely means calling far, because they are out smelling like the proverbial rose case, but none tagging Nixon. Erlichman and Haldeman as soon as the only two witnesses that actually said there was a link between President when the truth is known. possible to answer Dean's charges And if we are truly enlightened Nixon and either the I am no Nixon lover or supporter. I an before'the July 4 recess, and before Watergate people, won't make any judgments never have been and I don't plan on we nobody remembers anything except planning or coverup. about Nixon and the Watergate until And for these statements we seem becoming one in the near future. what Dean had to say incriminating But to sit around and condemn the all the facts are in. the President. ready to make these men into heroes. man from hearsay, conjecture, belief, Why? These two people, of all the suspicion, women's intuition or sheer witnesses, least deserve to become the hatred is denying him his right to due POINT OF VIEW process. And not even Nixon should Watergate heroes. And yet the public, be denied that. particularly the public around MSU And yet the only "evidence" we and other "intellectual" centers of this country, speak of these two as saving have to convict Nixon is solely Instructors can't teach hearsay, conjecture, belief, suspicion, giants simply because they claim women's intuition and sheer hatred. involved. Nixoo was What hard evidence did McCord offer about Nixon's "involvement?" a dead cod new tricks ART BUCHWALD None. He "believes" Nixon was involved. It seemed "logical" to him that he would have been. Somebody By DONALD J. WEINSHANK learn how to write. Why should she "indicated" to him that the President Associate Professor of Natural Science have to know the difference between John was involved. Big its and it's. come What hard evidence did Dean have to offer about Nixon's "involvement?" None. Just because Nixon combed his But "Sally is majoring in horticulture. she cannot get her bachelor's degree until she can tell the difference Most of the undergraduates here between don't know that difference, or how to hair a certain way indicated to Dean early and late Gothic architecture and can identify Newton's spell, or the difference between a that he knew. By his own admission he (c) 1973 los angeles times the sheriff's office and knocked on the "What in tarnation did you have me second law of motion." (Judy Rypma, sweeping, emotional assertion and a and Nixon never really discussed the documented, reasoned argument. door. State News, June 27, 1973) WASHINGTON - The town of come up here for if you won't listen to coverup, never actually used the term Gemstone was all in a tizzy. Big John There was no reply. Everyone was Sally knows, at the age of Id, just what ah got to say?" coverup out-right , until their meeting Poor Sally will never) identify Newton's Connally was riding in on his palomino watching to see what Big John would what she wants out of life. She wants second law of motion or anything else in March of this year. do. He looked at them. "Is he in The crowd started laughing. "Big to major in horticulture. She wants to horse, sitting straight in the saddle, his This is the "evidence" we're willing outside of horticulture. Newton there?" John, how you ever going to become graduate. She wants to get a good job. eyes shaded by a large white hat. to merely overthrew a whole world view, sheriff of this place if the present accept. She wants to work hard at her job. She He tied up his horse and walked an entire way of seeing things. He tore "Yup, he comes out once in a while And look who we are accepting it into the saloon. sheriff won't even talk to you?" wants to be successful at her job. She and tells us he didn't know nothing from. Two men, who by their own off the mental blinders to substitute "Watcha doing in town, Big John?" wants to retire. the idea of impersonal, predictable about his deputies' cattle rustling, admissions, were directly connected the bartender inquired. Suddenly the window opened a She doesn't want to die, but she forces for the medieval, personal, man horse stealing, bank robbery, swearing with the operation and all the lies that "Come in to help Sheriff Dick crack and Sheriff Milhous poked his will do that too, eventually. and lying. And then he goes back in followed it. - centered ones. We see the world as a nose out. He talked to Big John for Sally doesn know it, but she is Milhous," Big John said. "Understand and locks the door." But machine because of Newton. about three minutes and then shut the offer a statement about he's been having a little trouble in already dead. these here parts." "There's 'got to window again. She is already dead because she has tfe some way ah can Sally is bored in her natural science "Nothing serious," one of the men get in to see the sheriff," Big John it all laid out for herself at age 18, no class. She was bored from the moment at the bar said. "His deputies have Red - faced, Big John climbed said. He climbed up to the second > editorial editor. exceptions permitted. she found out that she would have to been accused of cattle rustling, horse down from the balcony. floor balcony and peered in. Then he Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Craig Sally could graduate from here in take it. She didn't even have to wait to stealing, bank robbery, swearing and shouted, "Now look here, Dick, ah Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, sports two years if she could somehow editor. get to class to be bored. Isn't that lying." rode all the way in from Houston to Beth Ann manage to take just horticulture farsighted of her? Masalkoski, advertising courses. Wouldn't that be nice? Sally "Ah'll straighten the whole mess give you a helping hand. You jes' open manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertising out. All we gotta do is clean house and up that door and let me in!" "We had a nice friendly chat and manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising wouldn't have to know anything See Sally in her class. She looks like everyone will forget what the deputies Dead silence. ah think it did us both a lot of good." manager; AI Kirleis, circulation manager. Members of the board of directors: Vic except horticulture, not even anything a dead cod, eyes all glassy, bored. She about animals. Wouldn't that be great? is defying her instructor to teach her did. Guess ah'll wander and "He ain't coming out," a man said. Then Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice over see Big John untied his horse and president; Why, Sally wouldn't even have to anything, even to get her attention. Dick Ah sorta would like to look "You're wasting your breath. He's Carolyn Stieber, secretary - now. got back into the saddle and started treasurer; Tom Riordan; AI Wilke; Michael know about sex. She wouldn't have to Her instructor would like to give her a over the place anyway, just in case ah mad at riding out of town. Orr; Roland Williams. everyone, especially the slow her inexorable march toward a swift kick. That would at least get her Gemstone Post for writing all about "Ain't you staying around, Big The Michigan State News is a seven time want to run for sheriff sometime - degree even to learn the difference attention momentarily, but the John?" a voice shouted. recipient of the Pacemaker Award from the myself." it." between Volvo and University says that this is a "no, no." Associated Collegiate Press for outstanding a a vagina. Big John didn't reply. He just rode journalism. Knowing Sally, it wouldn't make Sally! I can't teach anything to a Big John walked across the street to "Sheriff!" Big John shouted again. off into the sunset. much difference. She wouldn't have to corpse!!! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 2, 1973 5 Union o.. MiruAFi By MICHAEL pnv FOX . picketing slackens in Kalkaska bark and bark. Gets on your nerves." and Most passing cars this weekend BECKIE HANES appeared to hold sightseers who would State News Stiff Writers slow down to get a better look at the scene of recent news KALKASKA - Police cars and stories. Plastic trash bags filled with nirketers f>ring an errle aura to the boxes and pop cans now line the donut wilderness here where organized uhorers fight what they describe as an country road where last week blue state police cars stood Lntia) battle to preserve unions. bumper - to - bumper on both sides for half a mile On a sandy and bumpy road in to guard nonunion workers ,»hern Michigan, construction driving to the site. unions challenge Shell Oil Co. over the Li's use of nonunion labor. Also, new "no parking" signs With the labor dispute now in hastily posted along the roadside between ferns and negotiation, the numbers of union young birch trees contrast with the faded "no nieketers fell from 250 last week to hunting or L than a dozen on Saturday. This trespassing" signs. 2 the first Saturday that Delta across Four or five from the police cars parked F peering Corp. nonunion workers entranceway seemed of minor JJ been able to work on the $20 he reflected magnitude to Weatherholt on last week. as million Shell refinery project since "They all used to meet downtown construction began in February. and escort the Delta workers Negotiations among the union s said. "It's costing in," he Michigan State Building and protection as it is to build the as much for instruction Trades Council, Delta thing." Though Weatherholt has been out Engineering Corp. and Shell Oil Co. treading the dirt almost every day began Thursday ifl U.S. District since March, he in Grand Rapids under federal was not part of the judge Noel P Fox. Negotiations seek beating and battering action which erupted last week. to resolve the conflict caused by the building and trades council's insistence "I don't support the rock th»t union workers be hired first, and throwing," he said firmly. Shell's desire to hire whatever firm "And we don't come up here with thev want. that intent. But then The negotiations were recessed guys don't expect police and guards when they Friday untii July 10, leaving the get here," Weatherholt added. opinions firm in Kalkaska, but the Violence first occurred in February tensions eased. when 400 union members came into "The unions are worth fighting the village and overturned the county for," Tom Weatherholt said. "It's prosecutor's car after he had asked the something to leave our children and union protesters to leave. They then grandchildren." moved to the construction site where Weatherholt was one of the handful they set fires, wrecked equipment and of picketers who paced Saturday in tore down walls. front of the construction site's dirt When state troopers from Traverse entrance way on Thomas Road, six City came on the scene and arrested miles south of the Kalkaska village. two men, the angry mob turned on The father of seven, Weatherholt, them, injuring two troopers and 45, is business manager of the forcing them to release the two International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 498 in arrested men. On June 16, violence erupted a Kalkaska refine Traverse Gty. second time. TTiis time cars were Their only audience consisted of battered and burned and two Delta These two union pickets were among the handful of protesters point, a picketer jumped over the five - foot fence topped by about 15 tightlipped state troopers people were beaten at a restaurant who stood around i.i a circle with their Saturday at the Shell Oil Co. refinery site south of Kalkaska. barb wire and slugged a Pinkerton guard. The man became one north of the village. Last week, protesters numbering up to 250 harrassed of the 150 arrested thus far in the dispute, which is now in arms crossed. On the inside of the Peaceful intentions turn into rowdy barbed wire fence stood Pinkerton nonunionworkers of Delta Engineering Crop, by pelting cars negotiation. action, Weatherholt explained, as security guards hired by Shell to make with stones and beating up two nonunion workers. At one State News photo by Michael Fox tempers rise in the heat of the day. sure only Delta workers entered the "People's blood boils — people get site. One guard dog barked overly emotional and excited — occasionally. guards and a shiny five - foot - high "It's getting lonely down here," situation. now seek essential natural resources tempers flare," he said with a shrug. wire fence topped with barbed wire. of the bored guards said over the llie village's "They used to have three of those Farther down the road is a new one weekly newspaper, the ^rom earth. The stinging smell of The guards also passed the time like fence. "When the picketers aren't Leader and Kalkaskian, has ignored dogs," Weatherholt said, jerking his modernistic Shell office here, °U competes with the sweet smell of building the state police Saturday by chatting we have to start the labor dispute. Even its Thursday thumb at the fence. "They'd bark and which is also protected by Pinkerton calling each other jackpine. among themselves. names." edition made no mention of the The Shell project, which has flared They, too, have seen the more negotiations starting that day in Grand UP 'n this incongruous area, is a major D00NESBURY hectic days. "We've been out here Rapids — the first time the different test, the unions contend, and as such, by Garry Trudeau since this shit — I mean, problem, sides have met outside of protests. its outcome will determine the future started." he said. The Friday and Saturday editions °f construction labor in Michigan and , ue.H, MR HARRIS, Evidence of the dispute lyts spread of the daily Traverse City Record the nation. r have The" • MN6 as WRE the three miles to downtown Kalkaska Eagle, which is published only 25 HEREfiNPAU.jV | MOST EXTRA- with its 1,500 population. miles away and calls itself "Northern ;sul oeciptv 70 LET Ofi.PI/VARy 1 r\ you mi out S CO/MOPENCE- TO REPORT. MP MOVE, When a Restaurant family on South in the Cedar Family Street remarked Saturday to the waitress that Michigan's greatest daily," had absolutely the Kalkaska no comment or coverage on labor troubles or the High prie the three state troopers eating at a nearby table looked strange in such a negotiations. Both Detroit newspapers have had the occult small town, the waitress told them daily coverage with reporters on the that it was a lot more fun when they scene and the State News provided here tonig used to fill up five tables at lunch background on the "The hell with Mike Wamke, a former high priest time. Shell" bumper stickers on May 29. the Church of Satan, will speak in But 12 police cars filled the The Kalkaska area, like much of lot at another restaurant parking Northern 108B Wells Hall at 7:30 tonight". near Michigan, is dotted by oil Wamke, author of "The Satan downtown Sunday morning. and gas refineries and drilling. Much Seller", will speak about his However, if a local resident were to like 100 years ago when lumber jacks involvement with the occult, and the U)£LL, P0 tOU 5EE TH05E TWO THAT6 AMAZIN6.' 6EIN6 (JlTH "A PROPHET 1$ NOT read the area newspapers, he would harvested all of the northwestern part church of Satan and how he left the 5TAf?5 THAT MAKE THE END Of ! WHAT 1tX>/VCf=aCK HAt? BEEN THE find no mention of the current of the Lower Peninsula, so too men (iKTHOUT HONOR /DID HVU movement. THE 616 PlPPER ? Jl^T FOLLOtO 6REATBT EXPERIENCE OF THEM ?TRAI6HT UP SlXSMCE* LIFE! SAv'E (N HIS t StyMK.SACK? OWN COUNTRY" ANP THERE'f, THE NORTH 5TA£... INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE wSAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$S AVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE II g Close outs and ISHEP ARD'S specials- cash or I FANTASTIC, GIGANTIC, SEMI-ANNUAL bankard only- sorry no layaways. 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They extracurricular activities, advising, testing and course undergoing an orientation only been in operation a wait to worry about other were not well-attended. registration, which costs regimen radically differing week, Maurovich said there EVERY DAY LOW PRICE college experiences until For this reason the $25. Also, they can choose both financially and is a definite trend in student they arrive in the fall. Office of Student Affairs to stay overnight during a structurally from previous response to the program. has taken over the task of IV2 day session, costing $35. *3.40 "We found this year, CIGARETTES years. new Approximately freshman and transfer 9,400 after surveying orientation students from last summer, that they have essentially designing deal a with program to personal adaptation to college life, to This choice provides more in-depth advisement by different colleges for "We see freshman overwhelmingly opting to stay overnight in order to 40c per pk. 100'S students are the subjects of be implemented fall term, have more time to $3.50 a new experimental one concern during scheduling and generally ALL TAX INCLUDED orientation--to specifically he said. more time for the student thoroughly decide their . orientation program this plan their fall term Of the 18 orientation to become acquainted with course programs. Transfer summer--the result academic schedules," he sessions th.& summer, the the campus, he said. students are the opposite, ofyear-long studies designed alreadv familiar said. new freshman or transfer In addition, there is a with to meet the most immediate 10% OFF KODAK FILM academic needs of new students in the fall. Orientation director He said that group student can choose from special one-day orientation college." Robert Maurovich said the PROCESSING new tailored program was a result of criticism in the past that the program cost Wharton's report No Limit too much ($40) and took (coupon) Expires July 7, 1973 too much time from East Lansing Store Only students' schedules. summer work louds LT academics CIGARETTES 3 PACKS 99* Thus, orientation substantial reduction this, summer the program cost with and time has either President Wharton's students will be sent annual message for parents of out soon reviewing the year's areas, The report includes statistics on innovations in academic including facts on the options offered in University day-long or IV2 day sessions. developments in academics and sports. College requirements and new cooperative teacher preparation programs with Lansing Community area College and the Lansing Public Schools. He also cited examples of growth in MSU's health care poll shows lack training facilities and curricula. COPPERTONE COLGATE Harris He added that a major research project, funded by a $535,526 grant to improve the health services of the TOOTHPASTE colleges, will involve a cooperative relationship with three OIL OR LOTION health departments in the state. 1.17 59' of confidence in Nixon Wharton also included the number of National Merit Scholars of MSU — 628, a figure well above that of any other university including Harvard, Yale, the Massachusetts LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 Institute of Technology and Stanford. (coupon) (coupon) asked how the President In June, 43 per cent Expires July 7, 1973 Expires July 7, 1973 NEW YORK (AP) - rated in inspiring confidence agreed with a statement that East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Confidence in President Wharton also commended the record in the White House. This Nixon is a man of high - breaking sports Nixon declined, and a belief month, 24 percent were figures on campus and cited the growing recognition of that he knew about the integrity. In May, 63 per women involved in intercollegiate athletics. HERBAL ESSENCE SHAMP001.09 Watergate affair increased, positive and 65 percent cent agreed. according to the latest negative, with 11 per cent not sure. In May, the same LIMIT 1 Harris survey. (coupon) question drew a response of robbe 32 per cent positive, 57 Armed Expires July 7, 1973 The Harris organization, East Lansing Store Only in a cross • section survey, negative and 11 unsure. The June poll showed 63 per cent finding it hard to SPARKLERS 33° King takes over believe Nixon knew nothing of the Watergate planning *or 5 COLOR REG. .49 Swaziland post coverup. 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Fencer coat or * Expires July 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only B Notch collared trench BRECK SATIN 49° LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires July 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Jacob^oriB FLEX BALSAM 1.59 LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires July 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 2, 1973 7 WASHINGTON - There has been "dramatic" Israeli improvement in the last decade in the economic Study re situation of working black sponsored by the several in the latest volume of Economic Activity." Freeman Americans, a new study Brookings Institution has concluded. The study, by Richard B. Freeman, was one of "Brookings Papers writes: on diplomat killed home after party While black - white differences have not disappeared, 50s and '60s a convergence in economic position in the suggests a virtual collapse in traditional near black in discriminatory patterns in the labor market." The biggest improvement for whites, Freeman found, was for women blacks, relative to and the young, WASHINGTON (AP) - The Israeli air attache here, no clues. In Tel Aviv, military several gunshot wounds in the chest during the attack, security adviser, telephoned the Israeli ambassador to with educated which took place at 1:04 young blacks making particularly large Col. Yosef Alon, was shot spokesmen said they express President Nixon's gains. Older black have made only modest a.m. outside his home in condolences. men to death Sunday morning as thought Arab terrorists may improvements relative to whites. He also found he returned home from an have arranged the death of suburban Chevy Chase, Md. that Secretary of State improvement there has been an absolute participation of prime age black men." "decline in the labor force Freeman, after extensive examination of available embassy party. His wife was not hurt. The assailants drove off in a Alon, 46. Both the State Dept. and the Israeli embassy declined At the time Alon his wife, and Deborah, were returning from a party for William P. Rogers, in to Abba Israeli a letter Foreign Minister Eban, wrote: statistics, found that the general Drosnerity and car after the shooting, to speculate on this point, the embassy's women's "Personally and behalf of the growth on economy in the 1960s was important in the affairs attache, Stella Levy, of my government I want to results he found neighbors said. Hours later, Robert W. Holliday, a the FBI and police reported department who is returning to Israel. express shock and sorrow spokesman, said, however, that "steps over the killing." have been taken for the Alon had been budget still uncertain protection diplomats of Israeli and consular Washington for three and was to years, "I find the can assure you that Th? we in perpetrators of this officials" here and August. crime." elsewhere in the United According to police, Military spokesmen in Reps break Alon had let his wife out of to States. Holliday said these Tel Aviv said the measures, of which he their car and she was on the slaying of Alon may have been in declined to elaborate,' were porch while he moved the auto to the garage. Mrs. retaliation for the death last "normal under the By CHRIS MEADE uncertain at best. They won't be back in committee where a handful would be circumstances." Alon heard several shots and Thursday in Paris of Both the Senate and the session again until especially Mohammed United Press International July 9, a of key senators and upsetting in 1974 since the Alon's body was to be went into the house to call Boudia, a House have agreed to a full week after the dawn of Though the new fiscal schedule under which they the 1973 representatives get together legislature just enacted a flown home in a U.S. Air for help, police said. They suspected ■^rab guerilla. 74 fiscal year. said when she came back I : year has arrived, Michigan's mittina in will meet - to hammer out an $380 million tax cut Force plane Sunday evening Boudia, suspected of an> „„.ors are putting in a today and Technically, budget bills are agreement. from Andrews Air Force outside, she found her being a member of the Black due on the governor's desk package effective over the Tuesday, but will recess for husband on the lawn, fatally I short week this week while But indications so far are next two fiscal years. Base. A memorial service September terrorist group, the rest of the week for a no later than the fate of the state's $2.65 July 1, but that agreement will be Once aeain, the tug of was planned at the base for wounded. was killed by an explosion remains Fourth of July break. this won't be the 7 The Western White billion budget fii^t time anything but quick. One war over school aid will be a p.m., shortly before in his car. Guerilla leaders the legislature mi=sed that House said Gen. Republican legislative aide test of strength between departure. Brent have blamed Israeli agents deadline. said he felt it might not be Police said Alon suffered Scowcroft. deputy national for the blast. Democratic House Speaker The big problem is until October when a final going William Ryan of Detroit and Paper to publish to be the annual school aid version is ready for a vote. bill. Last April the Senate Republican Gov. Milliken. The House's version Ryan has vowed the passeJ its version of the would cost about $25 Democratic school aid bill school spending blueprint million more than the will not be watered down in morning edition and the House finished work last week. on its own version just up Senate Republicans version are and afraid it would force a tax increase if conference while committee, Milliken has maintained he won't stand DETROIT (UPI) — Beginning this week, Michigan's Normally, a compromise it were implemented. for a school aid bill which I largest newspaper, the Detroit News, will start publishing its aAituMK in t.hp mornintf instpaH of Would "be"'quicks''forked A tax increase — never would jeopardize the tax Saturday editions in the morning instead of thp the aflprnnnn afternoon. out 4 in a conference I popular with the voters cut package. Peter B. Clark, president and publisher of the News, said — I the change was made in response to weekend and leisure I time reading habits. I make summer more Project helps students "There is no question that, during the week, most I readers prefer their newspaper in the evenings," Clark said. I "But on weekends, the increasing use of time for I 1 recreational activities indicates a desire to have the Detroit News in the morning." bare-able in get jobs at Oldsmobile I Clark said the News will continue to publish in the I afternoon on weekdays. The newspaper also publishes a I Sunday morning edition. Garland halters I The change means News subscribers will start As part of a new project, the Dept. of said Silas Taylor, graduate student receiving I their Saturday paper at their homes by 8:30 a.m.. Clark Human Relations and Minority Programs inagricultural technology, "and is working I said. has organized a liaison program with Oldsmobile Division in Ltising to provide to provide youth with rcore meaningful economic gains." $4 to $7 summer jobs for MSU students. Because the job market has been so Approximately 20 MSU students have tight, many students have not been able to Great Garland halters in wide open styles so you can (Playhouse opens been hired for the summer at in connection with the Equal Program at Oldsmobile headed by Forest Oldsmobile Opportunity earn a substantial income over the summer to aid in the payment of overall University expenses for the following year, he said. capture every precious ray of sun! Bra looks, tie backs, wrap-arounds and sweater ribbed waists in solids, dots and jsummer The summer schedule at the season Walker. Although these jobs are now strictly for "Future considerations will also be given to planed positions and also clerical - technical,' Taylor said. florals. A rainbow of colors in S-M-L. Junior Sportswear, Meridian Mall Ledges Playhouse promises the summer, there is the I possibility that The department project is directed by an interesting theater season this year. 1 Curtain time for all productions at the they will be available in the fall. Joseph McMillan, Silas Taylor and playhouse, "The program has excellent potential," I located in Fitzgerald Park in Grand Ledge, is 8:30 Gumicendo Salas. p.m. I Wednesday through Sunday evenings. The 18th annual summer season opened with jI "Springtime for Henry," a comedy by Benn Levy which ended Sunday. 1 From July 4 - 15, a comedy by Machiavelli, IJ prove 'Mandragola," will be offered. of interest for its relaxed This production should style of the street theater. The remaining schedule will be: July 18 29, "The Beaux' Stratagem," - a comedy by I George Farquhar. I.. £}}*• 1 ■ 12, "Come Blow Your Horm," a comedy by ■ Neil Simon. II Justus i ^^ "Children of Darkness," a drama by Edwin Mayer. Aug. 29 • Sept. 9, "Money," a musical revue. 1627-7805' information can be obtained by calling Monday, July 2, 1973 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Also- ran ears This entrant in the "ugliest dog" competition at Meridian Mall Saturday morning Ralph, owned by Gabby Soriano, walked away with first prize in the "longest ears" failed to win a prize, though bulldogs have won the title in the last two years. category in the third annual Ugliest Dog Show. Ralph's ears measured 10% inches, Unfortunately, this canine could not win in any of the other categories, which gave and gave him the margin of victory. state News photo by Dave Mendrea almost every dog a chance to display its peculiar characteristics. State News photo by Dave Mendrea NUDE The exhibit of puppets PHOTOGRAPHY and marionettes on display Puppet show Attractive Models at Kresge Art Center ends today. OEO suspends funds Anjt+tecent ends today at A typographical error Ugliest Dog had incorrectly stated in 109'/? w. Kalamazoo 489-1215 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Mon - Sat 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sun Kresge center Friday's State News that the exhibit ends July 12 instead Gwen, a bull terrier owned by Paul Ferlazzo, was honored with the "ugliest dog" prize at the third annual Ugliest Dog Show at Meridian Mall Saturday after girls' operation of July 2. WASHINGTON (AP) - Community Action Council performed, which would morning. The show also featured categories for the leave them sterile. She said The collection is lent smallest, largest and fattest dogs. The Office of Economic pending an investigation of the center had arranged TOPLESS DANCERS Opportunity Thursday the sterilization of two FOR PARTIES from the Detroit Institute State News photo sterilization for 11 persons suspended a grant to the young girls. of Arts. during the past year, not all Montgomery, Ala,. The two girls are 12 - by Dave Mendrea minors. W'l'oN 332 OPEN 12:45 P.M. year ■ old Mary Alice Relf The OEO cutoff of funds Feature and her sister, Minnie, listed was made in a terse telegram 1:05 3:20 in the suit as 14. Their father, Lonnie Relf, has by Randall C. Teague, DRIVE-IN THEATER 5:35-7:40 principal assistant director 9:50 U. S. aircraft filed suit a $1 million damage in U.S.-District Court in of operational activities, to 3 BIG HITS Montgomery, claiming the girls did not understand the chairman Montgomery of the Community beforehand the effects of Action Council. RATED R Cambodia the operation two weeks ago. Orilia Dixon, the head of 5 days to LADY SINGS HONOLULU (AP) — American heavy bombers, for the the Montgomery Planning Center which Family JAMES 117th straight day, conducted missions Sunday over arranged for the operation, register for Cambodia, the U.S. Pacific Military Command reported. THE BLUES BOND said the girls had been The B52s and other U.S. aircraft conducted the getting periodic injections to keep them from getting city election operations at the request of the Cambodian government, Otto Preminger's LIVE the command said. An official command spokesman, as usual, declined to pregnant. But she said ordered off the drug was the market Only five days remain until the registration deadline for voting in East SUCH GOOD AND provide details on U.S. aircraft losses. the operations, but did say ihere were no recently by the Food and Lansing's August 7 city Drug Administration, and council primary, but any FRIENDS LETDIE the Education Dept. of Health, interested resident can still and Welfare become a deputy registrar, STEEL YOURSELF. threatened to cut off funds A class to train and enlist for operation of the center deputy registrars for the THE if use of the drug was upcoming primary is STERILE VOLVO. continued. scheduled for 4 p.m. today Dixon said it was agreed in City Hall. Any East , Inside a Volvo we the girls would have tubular Lansing resident eligible to 5y surround you with ligation operations vote can sign up for the job. CUCKOO a boxed-steel pillar You KNOW I Can't \ XT passenger cage. Consider Fireworks , ZpW it protective custody. 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Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 2, 1973 9 MSU Veterans to add People seek dar to give life meaeie nonstudents to program . roiCUA ay TRISHA KANE II A MP einfoi: states anrl and I hnca those veterans and rap sessions or by ^ By CISSIE FALLIGANT Suddenly I am swirling around. Knuckles white from gripping and teeth clenched, I cannot close my eyes for what I can confront." "To go golfing or bowling," says Stollak, "is no different than the ability to handle roller coaster rides. It all understand and live with," fear. proves Efforts are underway to whose expiration date for directing him to proper worth to the self." Armstrong said. Up, higher, then over I'm flipped and down, plunging pvtend the MSU veterans- unused benefits is ne ar, he support personnel for his Stollak said that to be a hero was to prove one's worth film to include wives said. particular problem." Beginning this Thursday, four women's meetings will down again. I will not scream-only cowards scream. to others, but the contest of the self is saying, "I can meet a Girlfriends of Vietnam Armstrong said that the be held at 8 p.m. at the My carriage slows down and lowers. The carnival man situation and not let my fears control me." Serans as well as area MSU Veterans Office, The extended program United Ministries, 1118 S. opens the bar and I step shakily onto the dirt. People prove their self worth in different ways. Stollak !?nstudent Vietnam Iterans who have been out formed one year ago, concentrated initially on will include a group of Harrison Road. "Wasn't it fun?" my friends ask. "Yea," I say, "Let's ride another one." says that to intellectuals it may be pounding out ideas on veterans' wives and Armstrong said that What makes people seek daredevil thrills? typewriters, to creative people it may be painting. of the service for a few contacting area veterans girlfriends organized by veterans will be provided search out Why do we frightening carnival rides, parachute jumps and Some peoplechoose risky physical endeavors because whose names were on Diane Beutch, a United thier physical lives are more relevant to them, Stollak says. with necessary paperwork auto races? The United Ministries for dischargee lists supplied by Ministries counselor. Action-oriented people seek out dangers where the andpersonal contacts to Gary E. Stollak, professor of psychology, says there are Higher Education and the the government and sent to solve any problems, and several answers. ability to succeed is largely a matter of training and MSU Veterans Office have the veterans' homes of "The mental and that any area Vietnam "People's lives practice, Stollak explains. combined resources to record. are so boring that we strive mightily to physical shocks experienced veteran, his wife or find some stimulation," Stollak says. "Most people follow whatever their parents were," he extend the current program. "My home of record was by vets are hard for wives girlfriend is encouraged to "We need excitement because it gives our lives a 'shot of Benji Armstrong, the California," Armstrong said, and girlfriends to seek help for any problem. says. "For some, making money is putting their lives on the distant for the extended "but after the service I came meaning", Stollak says. "1 want to be challenged to see line." program, says previous to MSU. I was never concentrated on contacted here — I was a programs MSU students out who had been of the service for a lost veteran." Many support personnel STARTS MONDAY, JULY 2ND! relatively short time. are available, Armstrong said, including Zolton MONDAY 9:30 AM-9:00 PM TUESDAY 9:30 AM-9:00 PM "The new program is Ferency, who has offered designed to seek out student or nonstudent veterans, legal assistance to veterans. WEDNESDAY r JULY 4th 10:00 AM - 6: 00 PM He stressed that the their wives or girlfriends, program is run by veterans with any type of problem," and that many of the Armstrong said, "whether it support aids are veterans. concerns education, The program and its employment, finances, personnel act as a liaison drugs or personal hassles." between the veteran and the The extended program rest of society, which hopes to reach veterans who included the Veterans have moved here from other Administration, Armstrong said. "We want to eliminate Chilean rebels the bureaucratic red tape that veterans have to hassle with to get their due seek asylum benefits," he said, "because sometimes getting help is as from Equodor AMERICA'S LARGEST COAST TO COAST RECORD STORES tough as military life was." Armstrong said the main SANTIAGO Chile (AP) problem is identifying - Five leaders of an veterans with problems, ultrarightist Chilean group have asked the Ecuadorian Embassy for political many of whom have given up trying to find solutions. "We try to smooth over Every LP & Stereo Tape In Our Huge Stock Is On Sale! asylum following the failure any difficulties the veteran COLUMBIA • EPIC i A & M • ODE of an armed rebellion may be having," Armstrong [~There Goes ! Paul Simon Rhymin* Simon SLYand theft against government, minister the Allende the foreign said said, "by getting him into self - contained help groups r-zi-i, Sunday. Orlando Letelier said the Lack of funds 3 BIG DAYS' five sought asylum Friday afternoon after President prevents meet MONDAY— WEDNESDAY Salvador Allende announced that the rebellion by the Serand Armored Regiment had been crushed. on Moon Day July 2nd 3rd & 4th lUlMoon Ambassador Correa of Ecuador said his Alfredo Day Richard Christmas will not advocate SALE PRICES government will consider be able to meet Alabama the asylum request if the Gov. George Wallace this five get safe conduct out of Wednesday as planned. Chile. Letelier. however, Christmas was unable to refused to say whether Chile raise enough money for his will allow them to leave. one-day July 4 journey, The five were identified planned because Wallace as Rodrigues Grez, John wrote back to Christmas to Schaffer, Benjamin Matte, offer his assistance in {SIRE • NEIGHBORHOOD Manuel Fuentes and Juan getting Moon Day Hurtado Larrain. proclaimed a national ficv3 Grez is president of "Fatherland and Liberty," a holiday. Moon Day was to I(66/3# small group of the ultrarightists commemorate accused by the government astronauts' first landing on of terrorist activities. the moon on July 21,1969. MELANtE at CARNEGIE MALL Bastille Day ATLANTIC* ASYLUM slated by When the French are celebrating their national holiday of Bastille Day on July 14, the city of East Lansing will be joining them. Hie Central East Lansing Business Assn. (CELBA) is sponsoring the city's second annual celebration of the event from 6 p.m. to midnight on Saturday, July 14. The event, entitled, "Salute to East Leasing," will be held on MAC Avenue between Albert Street and Grand River Avenue. CELBA's plans include live music and dancing in the sreet, as well as a bike registration and safety clinic. The Public will also be able to view the new fire engine and poice vehicles of the East Lansing fire and police departments. grilled hot dogs, soft drinks and beer will be served. Tuesday BAROQUE SACRED .C1TIMCG WEW €LAi Carter and Long Original Country Blues and Folk 8:30-1 1:30 ANGEL RECORDS S 36904 *WZUi!JMliAiXrStrt Wednesday Anrd SCV3T9I 51.29 jurses produce mechanical, itroduction • body inclusion papers. "You tell Kroger X Coffee Census finds Madam Mandarin X Oranges 3 w S,, 69' live at Smuckers / Grape Jelly 55* joverty level WASHINGTON (AP) - fficially living in poverty topped by more than one lillion last year while the > family illion families climbed ver $11,000 for the first reflecting increased fluence. But the report dn't take into account the inflationary surge of 1973 when rising ices ate into income gains. The bureau said that tout 24.5 million people earning below the ficial low - income level mpared with 25.6 million lr earlier. The poverty imily of four was om 1971. — j family come of Americans mbed 8.1 per cent to *,120. The bureau said after adjusting this |ure to take into account s rise in prices, median oily income increased by i per cent last year. Median family income ®is that half earn more 4 half earn less. It is not average. Of the total 54.4 million, ■1 million families, or 4 ner cent, earned more m $10,000 last year, other 17 per cent had omes between $7,000 i $10,000. About 10 per cent of the lilies made between .000 and $7,000 and 're than 16 per cent had :omes below $5,000. For black families, the dian income was onlv 360 or about 59 per cent the $11,550 median ome of white families, cording to the report, X Shrimp Cocktail 3w ck families made little n in ^Boneless closing the of »me with whites, gap (J~)Turbot Kaybee Fillet Lb 79* for men working the around full - time, th«> X Beef Patties....PkL9b.s2.99v fu'A" income was Dish Detergent 0,540, a 9.4 per cent crease. For women Joy Liquid . w.th Coupon' 3 | I .'he ns time, year around the 38* median »me was of the $6,050, 57 per ~ income of men. '(Good July 2 8, 1973 X Dish Detergent 3 <*2iw. $1 Sweet&ipe Western Special Label 42 48 Oz Wt Each ^aay pw^jgjgHPflg Prime Variety v'20 C 3 X Spic-N-Span.. ,w?pk« *1.57 C :72 0* Dog Food «C( f|EE With ; "3 X Kandu Bleach ..mi1 35* 44 Cantaloupe V 13* J j;- jWtPkg Mil Coupon 3 Coupon It $7.50 Ith Purchase L j- 2, ,'l Good July 2-8. 1973 ^3^ Dish Detergent )( (SUMJ £inpuH Liquid Joy Suave Hair Spray. 13 Fl Oz Can or 27 Size X Suave Sham poo. of Bti 49' EAST E Va^atabla 38 : * p:Cookbook only W yj^ Lotion AHSING'S Cp: With thl. coupon W more pure »nd $2.00 or hat* of fraih »rult« id vtgelablat ; > N Coupon & S/.50 XChap-No-More...<£*. 72* &MC«} Saiysu* I X Pureha i« Clairol Final Net "Smuj Sat^aut 'avoriti Good July 2-8, 1973 X Hairspray xm™ r-c«n ™■ s1.48 PIZZA: IZZA 225 M.A.C 332-5027 BMIlHHIIIKHUIIimt! CEi_DEL|VPRv 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 2, H)7j STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKJNG" • f it Automotive C'eS }[fo\ 0 FORD FAIRLANE 500 convertible, condition, call red, - 1966, excellent 351-9035 SUZUKI 1972 T350J, excellent condition, two helmets. Call 349-1464. X-10-7-13 WSK MICHIGAN'S BEAUTIFUL. See it. Trailer sales and rentals. HANDYS, 489-5080. C-4-7-6 WILLIAMSTON UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom - WOMAN TO share house room. utilities. $60/month Phone ' own P|u$ 485-0933 PHONE 355 8255 347 Student Services Bldg. after 5:30pm. 3-7-2 FORD FAIRLANE 1 967,V8, 1 automatic, - great, must sell immediately! 500, runs TRIUMPH 1968 - Deerfield, Lansing. 2-7-2 500 cc, forks, high - bars, 231 North 8" iRETOM# TV same AND stereo rentals. $23 term/ $9.50 month. Free, service. day delivery and Call NEJAC, PENNSYLVANIA north, bedroom. furnished, one AVENUE Utiliteis paid, parking, $135 a month plus OKEMOS home. From - 3 bedroom furnished August, 1973 to August 1974. Couple or small family. $270. 349-4733 * 355-5987.3-7-9 KAWASAKI 1972 - 350, Big 337-1300. C-7-30 AUTOMOTIVE deposit. Phone 627-5454. 3-7-2 Horn, 1,500 miles, excellent 1-7-2 Scooters & Cycles I NTERNATIONAL condition. Best offer. TV AND stereo rentals, $3 term WOMAN NEEDED Parts & Service TRAVELALL 1965, V-8, 393-3362.3-7-6 / $9.50 month. Free, same immediately PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE - own room, $55 per month Aviation custom, with air, $450 or day delivery and service. Call north — furnished studio, Call 332-5765. 3-7-2 best offer. 351-7732. 3-7-2 TRIUMPH 650cc - 1969, good NEJAC. 337-1300. C-7-30 ♦EMPLOYMENT utilities paid. Parking. $115 a condition, $500. Phone month plus deposit. Phdne ON HAGADORN 2 blocks *FOR RENT - JAVELIN SST - 1970, 4 speed 487-0192. 3-7-2 627-5454. 2-7-6 from Grand River. Large Apartments power steering, brakis. yard, 4 bedrooms for 4 or 5 Houses $1,400. 372-4662. 2-7-2 KAWASAKI 350 street bike, fellows. $280 plus utilities. - SUMMER ROOMS and Rooms low mileage, rebuilt engine, Available TWO BEDROOM apartment, 1 apartments close to campus. now - for 1 year KARMANN GHIA 1966, •FOR SALE excellent — mechanical transferable insurance, for 'IT HAS BEEN MOVED THAT ANYONE mile off campus. $185 per Cheap! Call NEJAC' Phone 351-5285. 3-7-2 $415,337-2737.3-7-2 337 1300. C-2-7-6 Animals condition, body needs work. month. Phone after 5:30pm Mobile Homes $250 or best offer. Call YAMAHA 1969, 250 Big Bear, CAU0HT MENTIONING THE VORD 332-2110. 6-7-6 OWN ROOM in house for - summer. $60 per month. 337-2396. 1-7-2 •LOST & FOUND 2,600 miles, $325. Phone WATHRSATE MUST RETURN THEIR ONE BEDROOM apartment, Close to campus. No lease, no •PERSONAL 485-3950. 3-7-6 deposit. 351-3170 •PEANUTS PERSONAL MUSTANG 1970-6 cylinder, 3 AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO OF TRICIAH" utilities included. $140. furnished, utilities and 337-2355. 3-7-2 or speed. $1,200 or best offer. HONDA 1964, 90cc, $140. Call Phone after 5:30pm. •REAL ESTATE 332-2110. 6-7-6 parking included. $70. 393-3362. 3-7-6 Tom, 355-4701 or evenings Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 fall.graduate or working 349-9609. 2-7-6 •RECREATION 351-3025.3-7-2 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE - 3 females, own bedroom, •SERVICE OLDSMOBILE 1973 - Cutlass beautifully furnished, color Supreme, white with white 125 YAMAHA ENDURO - 300 bedrooms, bath, fireplace, 1 A FANTASTIC tv, Instruction Typing Service vinyl top, red interior, bucket seats and console, air, power. miles, 2 helmets, call 482-9411 anytime. 5-7-9 ii ii- year lease, $250 per month. Call after 6 p.m. 332-5906. "PAD" FOR FALL luxuries. dishwasher, many References. X-7-13 j, $85-$100 per month •TRANSPORTATION 882-6819 after 5pm. 1-7-2 332-0985, 353-3937. 5-7 6 •WANTED BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, FEMALE STUDENT to live SECRETARY FOR volunteer OLDSMOBILE 1967 Delta RELAXED ATMOSPHERE. 2 RICKMAN, Most '73 models evening organization, part time, - - in/provide EAST LANSING, very nice 2 blocks on M.A.C. furnished 88, power brakes, steering, in stock. SHFP'S MOTOR babysitting and preparation $2.50/hour. Accurate typing. ••RATES** apartment, parking, utilities bedroom, unfurnished house air conditioning. $720. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North of evening meal for 4 year 337-1719 anytime. 3-7-6 to lease, no pets, no children. 337-1572. 7-7-13 Cedar, Holt, Just South of old daughter of widower. paid. After 5:30 p.m. 351-8319.3-7-6 $210/ month, plus utilities I -9 6 overpass. Phone Nice home, privileges, ALCOA SUBSIDIARY. Part Phone 339-2075. 5-7-2 PONTIAC LEMANS - 1965, 694-6621. C-1-7-2 flexible schedule. Lansing. time work, $300/ month. 2 OR 3 Near "731" Apis. WORDS convertible, $200, 231 North Apply to Box A-1, State Full time positions available. man. campus. WOMAN NEEDED, nice house Deerfield, Lansing. 2-7-2 KAWASAKI 350 Big Horn, News. 5-7-9 882-0979. C-7-30 Immediately. $120/month. pure luxury plush 1 3*5 332-4423 after 6 p.m. 3-7-6 . . . on Center Street, own room, good condition, $500 furniture, carpeting, air 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 $75 includes utilities negotiable. 355-9778. 3-7-9 MATRON EMERGENCY PAgT TIME su mmer cond., dishwashers, pool - CAMPUS 3 BLOCKS and 337-1210. 3-7-2 IT'S WISE TO employment with multi - - private balconies. Employment Act, High Don't get shut out — call ADVERTISE! 1970 175 Bridgestone, good School manufacturer distributor. furnished, carpeted, single or graduate or NEED IMMEDIATELY condition, 2 helmets, $175. Automobile required. couple. 351-9562, 332-3255. equivelent, knowledge of law housemate, own room, $63. 3.00 26.00 Phone 651-5746. 5-7-9 Excellent salaries. 351-5800. 2-7-2 enforcement and correctional No deposit or utilities. Near 0-7-30 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 practices. Supervision of campus, 51114 South Holmes NEED ONE girl immediately. GIRL NEEDED to share 4 man inmates in County Jail. DEADLINE NUDE MODELS wanted for Campus Hill Apartments, Street, Lansing. 3-7-6 MUST BE RESIDENT OF apartment for summer. Close 1 P.M. one class SCRUFFY LOOKING but executive studio. Call day - EAST LANSING and art $45. Call 349-2878. 3-7-6 to campus, $58/ month. before publication. good running, 1966 Mercury, 489-1215. 5-7-9 Rooms unemployed at least 2 weeks 337-1486. 3-7-2 good interior, 351-2756. AUTO REPAIRS - From front at time of application. 3-7-9 end service NUDE MODELS wanted for Peanuts Personal ads to major ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own $8,150. Position in Mason. CEASAR'S RETREAT overhauls. NO RIP-OFFS! $70/ month. FALL. SINGLES. Furnished, must be pre-paid. Contact Ingham County room. SUPERBEETLE 1971 - stereo OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, H E A LTH SPA. Call utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, Personnel Office, 677-9411. Meadowbrook Trace, tape, 28,000 miles, $1,300, Grand .River and Park Lake, 48'4-4481. 5-7-9 laundry, parking, close. Cancellations/ Corrections E.O.E. 1-7-2 Evenings, 393-7674. 3-7-2 excellent. 882-1931. 3-7-6 East Lansing, 351-3130. $ 6 5 - $ 80 . 332-5722, - 12 noon one class day 3-7-2 PART TIME WAITRESS - 484-9774. 0-7-30 apply in person only. Day ONE BEDROOM - '/4 block, before publications. TRAVELALL 1967 - V8, standard, 59,000 miles, 5 ALL VW parts in stock at SECRETARY, EMERGENCY and night shifts available. SUMMER at furnished, sharp, air, reduced THREE MAN summer. 332-1946. 3-7-2 suite, 2 rooms, The State News will be wholesale prices Employment Act, High THE DEPOT, 1203 South radials, call after 5:30 pm. School graduate or BURCHAM furnished, utilities, kitchen, 332-1830. 2-7-2 (approximately 20% off). Washington, Lansing. Must responsible only for the Must have ALBERT Street, 1 block TV lounge, laundry, parking, first CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 equivalent. have 'own transportation. WOODS 551 close. 332-5722, 484-9774 day's incorrect East excellent typing and from campus, large 2 insertion. TOMORROW'S ANTIQUE! Kalamazoo Street. 1 shorthand. Position on j3-7-2_ Spend your SUMMER poolside Enjoy the best in summer livlni bedroom, furnished, air 0-7-30 mile West of campus. 1959 Mercedes. Pale green, Southwest Lansing. $6,900. BARTENDER 'Heated Pool conditioned, 351-6676. 5-7-6 Bills are due 7 days from 487-5055. C-7-30 *Laundry FALL. DOUBLES. Furnished, the ad expiration date. If beautiful. Engine needs work. MUST BE RESIDENT OF EXPERIENCED only. iHust be- Ample Parking * Air Cond. $250. 337-1054.3-7-2 ng^t, clean and dependable. ♦Nicely Furnished ONE AND two bedroom utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, COMPLETE IMPORT CAR EAST LANSING and Part time. 655-2176, SEA Summer Leases furnished mobile homes laundry, parking, close. $53. SERVICE. Including ignition, „ unemployed at \eait 2 weeks . . . TOYOTA MARK II 1970. time HHWK RESTAURANT, $25-$35/ week. 10 minutes 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-7-30 chassis, brakes and electrical. at gf. application. 21,000 on engine. AM/FM, 4 door, 4 speed. Radials, snow Available AUTOMOTIVE at ROBERTS CENTER, Contact Personnel Ingham County Office, 677-9411. Williamston. 5-7-9 Bedroom '140™. to peaceful campus. on a Quiet and lake. 641-6601. NOW LEASING summer and tires, in good condition. 0-7-30 fall. Single rooms, $15 and 4980 Park Lake E.O.E. 1-7-2t, PART TIME Road, $1150. Call 489-5954. 3-7-6 bartender. PAUL REVERE'S up weekly. Office hours, Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for BAR. Apply after 6 p.m. or 484-4014 WOMAN OWN room, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday appointment. 0-7-30 WANTED - • FEMALE - TOYOTA - 1971, 23,000 miles, 3-7-6 furnished, reasonable rent, 3-5pm. Call 351-4495. 0-7-30 bartender for nights. Some needs wheel alignment, SUMMER AND fall rentals. close. 373-2113 after BUICK SKYLARK custom METRIC MOTORS - VW experience helpful but not 5pm. otherwise excellent. $1,200. RIVER HOUSE 2-7-6 MEN - CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, 1968, air, 41,000 - actual necessary. Must be neat and PORTER POSITION, part time, Call 349-9836. 3-7-2 repair. Okemos Road and excellent benefit APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone miles, $1000. Call 484-7560 I-96. 349-1929. C-7-30 attractive. Apply at program, 485-8836. 0-7-30 after 5 p.m. 3-7-6 TOYOTA 1970 - wagon, CONFUSED ABOUT front end DRUAR's East after Saginaw, 7pm, 415 489-2086. apply in person HOLIDAY INN, 3121 East Grand River. man 10-7-13 apartments. 332-0255. it excellent EAST LANSING close-in, CAMARO 1968, good running condition, 2-7-6 2-7-2 very clean. $1,200 , repairs? Come to the experts, A LARGE 3 bedroom single room, woman only condition, red, vinyl top. 3 full time factory trained BLOCK TO CAMPUS, 2 '372-1814 after 5:30 882-1931. 3-7-6 MATURE WOMAN for WAITRESSES NEEDED .nights. apartment near campus. Cooking, $60. Phone p.m. mechanics — No Ripoffs. light bedroom duplex, $160, 3 NORTHWIND STABLES Furnished. Summer only. 332-5988 after 6pm. 3-7-6 3-7-6 housekeeping and some OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, bedroom, $300, furnished, all RESTAURANT. Apply in Call 337-2714. 5-7-9 Grand River at Park Lake, sitting. Daily. Must have own utilities. Summer rate. QUIET ROOM for male student. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1971, East transportation. 482-4473 person Fridays, Saturdays, or 332-5144. X-3-7-6 Lansing. 351-3130. LUXURY EFFICIENCIES. 21114 Grand River across 13,000 miles, AM/FM radio. after 5:30pm weekdays. Tuesdays. 2-7-2 3-7-2 Call 485-4770. 3-7-6 Summer and/or fall, air from Union, Upstairs. $48 3-7-2 EAST SIDE Lansing. Male, own CASHIER TO work lunch conditioned, close to campus. per month. 5-7-13 337-1072. 3-7-9 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 room, summer-fall option. hours, Friday and Saturday Phone 351-1258. 5-7-2 volkswagen East Kalamazoo Street DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for $50. 482-4464. 2-7-2 nights. Apply in person. Must WALK TO campus, cooking. superbeetle - 1940. Complete Orthodontist's office. Mature 1972, EAST LANSING 334 Evergreen. No pets. painting and collision person who enjoys working have own transportation. - comfortable, THREE BEDROOM . marine blue, 13,000 miles, sei • house, east Summer and fall terms. 485=0256. C-7-30 with children. Please send 1203 South Washington, convenient, one bedroom, $2,150/best offer. 393-4076 side of Lansing. Students Phone 489-1893. 1-7-2 Lansing. 3-7-2 available now at summer after 6pm. 2-7-6 personal resume to Box B-2 welcome. 910 South Holmes. State News. 4-7-6 rates or reserve for fall. No Aviation 694-0712. 3-7-6 TOPLESS SHOESHINE pets. Call evenings, 351-9020. VOLVO 1970 Excellent girl STARTING FALL 334 - HEAD START SOCIAL 6-7-13 wanted, apply at EAST SIDE, 4 bedroom home, CORVAIR 1963, needs love and condition inside and out! SERVICES COORDINATOR Michigan Avenue, across SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK $1,895. Call 351-5729. 3-7-9 furnished, carpeted. No pets. from Williams Dormitory. throw-out bearing. Cheap. - Supervising ability, case STORE, 1149 South EAST LANSING - close-in, 2 Call 393-9782 after 4pm. LEARN TO FLY - Over 30 work rooms and bath, older home. Now available. $250. Phone after 6 pm. 332-5906. experience, familiar Washington, 694-0565 after 3-7-2 years experience in all types 3 5 1-7497 or nights 6-7-11 VW SQUAREBACK - 1968, with community resources, 5pm. 10-7-13 Ideal for 1 person. Woman of flight training. Approved 676-2191.0-7-30 salary to $9,000. Apply in only. $90. Phone 332-5988 DODGE VAN 1969, good gas for veterans. FRANCIS GIRLS - SINGLE room 3 blocks [[ffi] - condition, good body, fuel person at 101 East Willow, after 6pm. 3-7-6 AVIATION, For Rent from Union. Phone 351-5076 mileage, runs well, seats 10, injection, $850 or best offer. Airport Road. Lansing. 3-7-6 COTTAGE, 3 BEDROOM all must sell. 332-6797 Call 484-1324. c-7-30 facilities. Private bay and after 4:30 pm. 3-7-2 351-4434, 351-1888. Ask for SUMMER LEASE - large 2 1-7-2 HEAD sandy beach. West Bay, Jim. 3-7-2 START TEACHER - COMPACT bedroom apartment, near REFRIGERATOR SINGLE ROOMS for men, close LEARN TO fly with WINGED, sensitive to the needs of campus, air conditioned, Peterborough, Ontario. By FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1969, $7.50 / month. Black and week or for season. Call after to campus. Phone 351-5076 VW POP-TOP camper - 1970, SPARTANS. Save children, 34 weeks, 30 hours white TV $9.50 / month. furnished, $140 per month. V-8, automatic, power 6 pm. 351-0237. 3-7-2 after 4:30 pm. 3-7-2 new radial tires, excellent approximately $6 per hour. per week, salary $3,500. Color TV $19.50 / month 351-9036. 3-7-6 steering and brakes, must sell. $650 or best offer. Call Barb condition, must sell! Call now, 677-7811, Apply in person at 101 East MARSHALL MUSIC, 484-4511 or 489-4747. 3-7-2 355-5902. 3-7-6 676-5623. 5-7-11 Willow, Lansing. 3-7-6 351-7830. C-7-30 EAST LANSING - Horizon house, bedroom, near Whitehills, large 1 carport, security CROSSWORD Collingtooob conditioning,-, carpeting, PUZZLE across 25 Swiss canton means lb. SALE drapes. adults. 1 Quiet year 349-2094. 6-7-11 atmosphere, lease. $175. I Alternatives 4 Egyptian . cotton 28. Little girl 29 Manufacture 30 And no! 7. Food fish 31, Small horse EAST SIDE - upper, furnished, II Judicial 32 Nonsense BOOKS BY THE POUND carpeting, private bath, $150, including utilities. DODGE sentence 33 12. Cypnnoid fish 36 litney Scissors REALTY, 482- 5909.3-7-2 13 Star facet 37 Stag 14. Hairdo 38 full length 6 Tapir movie WOMEN: VACANCIES in 3 girl 7 Korean soldier 42 Swan genus apartments. 1 block from 8 Oiler 43. Musical campus. Completely Hardbacks Paperbacks furnished, utilities and 20. Fluent 22 Sewed fold perception 44 Trouble parking included. $70. 23 River island 45 Additional 349-9609. 0-3-7-6 46. Bacardi 25c per lb. 50< 24 Roguish per lb. MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 blocks from campus. Deluxe, air conditioned, furnished, 2 man, $180. 3t man, $195. Now leasing. 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 For Selected books at the MILFORD STREET, 126. SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 blocks from campus, deluxe, B $ swank furniture furnished, air conditioned. S 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 • Air conditioned * Unlimited Parking EAST SIDE, 301 South Holmes, * Dishwasers *Nsw Furniture 2 furnished ground level •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind 'Model Open Daily Call 351-8282 ^UPtudent ook tore apartments, (3 room, $120) (4 room, $140). All utilities. NO pets. Now available. (Behind the Yankee Store) Across From Olin at 421 E. Grand River 332-5069 351-7497. 0-7-30 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 2, 1973 13 r~ URGES CAUTION Rooms L 10 SPEED new- Fuji S-10-S i nnk/ls for rent — find something? Chief outlines fire hazards R° (ROAD RACER). Call Rick If you've found h«d cooking, Private a pet or article s£. 332-1946. 3-7-2 MO/ — NEW 351 2409. 5-7-9 of value, we want to return it. Just come into help you the POLES boots and skiis. State News Classified II -:;:V0R male student $15 Fisher portable stereo, Department and tell us that ROa° ^k. Phone 627-5812. teloscope. Best reasonable offer. ED2-6898. 3-7-6 you want to place an ad in EAST LANSING By JANICE BINKERT The fluid requires handling, he noted. careful combustible insulation and contents of the building. danger of grass fires and automatic can fail," tne 3-7-2 BANK'S found column. As STATE summer season rubbish fires is usually .chief warned. generally reduced fire "Some people try to use Now all the quonsets are I1 CLEAN, quiet, parking, a means greater, he said, but the wet Smoking, No. 1 cause of ISshESi ' ncp public service EAST it when the fire is hazards in East Lansing, but burning," grounded, he added. weather this spring has cut fires in both the U.S. and ClfcM <*» 35,-°631 LANSING STATE BANK caution and common he said. "This can be in general, Patriarche this down. Canada knows no season, rfor 6pm. 3-7-6 will run cost to you. the ad at no extra sense must still be exercised, dangerous in that the flames said, house fire hazard is Misuse of electrical Patriarche said. It is also the could flare up or the can relieved ■ PAST LANSING - male earth cruising machines EAST LANSING says East Lansing Fire Chief during the warmer appliances, such as stoves number one cause of deaths Arthur P. Patriarche. could explode." months because with automatic timers, can iiudents, single room, REPAIR STATE BANK heating in the home. What is it? units are shut down. The also cause fires. "Anything parking, refrigerator. Call SERVICE C-7-30 Putting a still - warm grill Smoking. 332-5791- 3-7-2 The city fire department into PARTS LOST: THIN short haired gray a garage after use is also - protection includes the unwise, Patriarche advised. i1 paneled, furnished, ACCESSORIES cat. Evergreen / Fern Streets. MSU campus. Two 332-4938. 2-7-2 parking, 2 block, from velocipeae readier "It only takes one tiny campus. 351-7236. 3-7-6 Call Mark, 541 E. Grand River LOST - GERMAN sheperd pup Spontaneous combustion blazes are more common at spark," he said. "You don't crewmen Downstairs 351. 7240 male, 10 weeks old, dark "V" this time of year, due to a get an instant fire, but it I1 (TWn'rOOM in co-ed house, cookmg, close. $40 monthly. £ over eyes. Lost near Hall/Grand River. Owner in Berkey combination of dampness smolders and builds up." I SLEEPING 337-7059. X-2-7-2 ROOMS ^ - near stereo best - offer. portable, excellent condition, $150 or Call Berkley hospital. 651-5854. 2-7-2 Please call and things heat, he said. Such as charcoal briquets paint can rags be the or Another summer fires source is lightning, of os oil tanker according to Patriarche. But |SMSU. P«rki"9- utilitief' JJ32-S011. 3-7-2 FOUND: ORANGE striped source of such a fire. he said that unlike other SEATTLE (AP) - A The ship was listing pipes pretty good." furnished, separate entrance, female kitten on Division 100 USED fires, which may be Liberian tanker exploded in slightly to starboard but was phone 332-0322 9-5 daily. VAC UUM Street. Call 351-4114 after Patriarche suggested prevented, there is little that Elliott Bay Sunday, injuring in no immediate danger of How much oil actually 1-7 2 CLEANERS, Tanks, 5:30pm. C-3-7-9 canisters, and uprights. putting rags or briquets in a can be done against this two crew men and sinking, authorities said. was spilled into the bay was For Sale ^ Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and DENNIS FOUND BLACK cat, June 20th, metal is not container, and if that possible, in a dry cause. "Lightning is very spilling oil into Puget not immediately determined, Friedell said, up. 1 year, collar reads, "Michael unpredictable," he said. He Sound, authorities said. "It looks like someone DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, place off the floor. told of one incident the Two hours after the after a helicopter flight over Fink." 353-9242. 3-7-2 on just blew it open," said Sgt. 316 North Cedar, opposite Improper use of a MSU campus some the site. years explosion, the fire below A1 Friedell of the Seattle ocr Mcdonald 310, City Market. C-7-30 automatic turntable, barbeque grill has not been ago involving $150,000 in deck on the Cygnus still was Police Dept.'s Air and Water excellent condition. $25. APARTMENT SIZE Signature / a serious problem in East damage. Lightning struck flaring up as firemen fought Patrol. "There definitely He said the 400 - to 500 - foot tanker was 351-27 1 9 evenings. 1-7-2 Lansing, the chief said, but one of the quonset huts, the blaze from two fire was an explosion below riding very refrigerator. Like new. Best high in the water, offer takes. 337-2714. 5-7-9 FREE ...A lesson In complexion he added some hints on energizing the entire roof, boats and positions on deck. It just buckled up and a sign its hold was carrying little or I DAVENPORT, 2 matching end care. Call 484-4519 East using outdoor grills. Lighter and burning out all the board. ripped up the steel and tables and lamps. 2 matching no oil. However, he said, the SUPER REVERB amplifier, Michigan or 485-7197 chairs. Call 332-1966 after excellent condition. $225. Lansing Mall. MERLE explosion could have 5:15pm, or 355-4588 days. Call Howard, 351-3698. 3-7-2 NORMAN COSMETICS ruptured the vessel's own PARTNERSHIP IN local natural STUDIOS' C-7-30 MSU law school question turns political oil or fuel tanks. "The oil is pretty heavy foods business for sale. Call BOARD EXAM TUTORING (continued from page 1) If the House approves an appropriations bill with a law in some areas — black," he 351-7291. 6-7-6 KAPLAN TUTOR ING COURSES the House approves a law school, will the Senate accept it? school allocation it has to return to the Senate for review said. "It's going to require a Even though the Senate has once rejected the law schools, and approval. If the Senate rejects it, the bill goes into a □a being formed for the now Animals pretty good elean up." He ing LSAT.MCAT.DAT there are two factors about that rejection which must be joint conference to hammer out a compromise. said the Washington State Boa considered. In such a conference, a law school allocation could be n f o call Dept. of Ecology was being DANDY DINMONT TERRIERS r First, the Senate defeated the proposed allocations by easily politically expendable for two reasons. notified. 313-354-1185 0-7-30 - ready for possession. 3 only three votes, 14 to 11, in a small House. If a full House „ „w ^ 0ne' because of the governor's dissatisfaction with the Two Coast Guard vessels male, 3 female. Future show PREGNANT? We understand. of 38 senators had been present, the allocations might not legislature s overspending on the budget, a law school allocation could easily go to keep spending more in line. and several champions. Sired by Call us. PREGNANCY have been rejected. tug boats were Velocipede Peddler champion. Overhill Beau of COUNSELING' 372-1560. "I don't know if a full house would have rejected them . Also, such an allocation could die just to get some form pressed into service, Clandandie. Have champion 541 E. Grand River pedigree - AKC registered, 0-7-30 or not," Phillip Pittenger, R-Lansing, said. "It would have of an appropriations bill out of conference, approved and shuttling firemen from shore \Downstairs 351 - 7240y shots. Quiet and non been a close vote, though." on """Ken s desk for his signature before it gets much later to the Cygnus and 'nt° the new fiscal year that began Sunday. - Pittenger also said that he and other senators are evacuating crewmen. shedding. Courageous | LAFAYETTE SOLID state watchdogs. 487-5728. 3-7-2 continuing to caucus for a law school at MSU. stereo receiver. LR100, $75. "We're hoping that we can convince the fellows to Perfect condition. 332-8402 JKEMOS WARDCLIFF approve it," Pittenger added. He also said that he was trying PUPPIES—FREE - Nixon to loving homes. (HAMMOND ORGAN $200. Medium sized mixed breeds. Call 351 8284. 2-7-6 School. baths, 3 brick bedroom, adjoining Elemantary school rancher, 154 to convince the Senate to return to concept. The Senate originally dropped the schools because a three - law - school praises freeze - grounds. Excellent school, (continued from page 1) supplies of food and fuel. Electric guitar, $100. Steel FREE KITTENS to good several members argued that there were too many lawyers Nixon repeated that the overriding guitar, $75. 482-2339 after homes. Call 337-1201 923 secure community. 2 miles in the state now. However, others argued that a still sell the broilers at their ceiling prices." philosophy of his administration that the 5pm. 3-7-2 from M.S.U. $26,900, $3,500 legal Huntington Road. 3-7-6 education ought to be as easily available as possible to to transfer mortgage. 2684 those who want one. The administration has been swamped long-range solution lay not in the selective |SEWING MACHINE clearance FREE BEAGLE puppy, six Greencliff. 351-1071. 2-7-6 Call owner at with complaints from the business controls anticipated under Phase 4 sale! Brand new portable, weeks old. Call after 5 p.m. 6-7-11 351-1793 community ' - about the hardships thet the in. l? increase the supply coupled with "fiscal and monetary discipline $49.95, $5 per month. Large price freeze has brought, especially in the . selection of reconditioned Service Some of his own advisers, former food industry where inflation has been used machines. Singers, DOBERMAN PUPS - champion severe. Nixon said that the Cost of Living treasury secretary John B. Connally, for Whites, Necchis, New Home "sfreii, ear* crop, black, and "many others". $19.95 HALTBAR. 646-8835. 3-7-6 SKY - HIGH "Tree Service, Council and teams from the Departments example have termed that philosophy unrealistic in view of world-wide demands 10 $39.9 5. Terms. professional work, low rates, of Agriculture and Commerce were at work and other changes. But Nixon emphasized EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING fully insured. 351-2756. to "make sure that the freeze is not 5-7-13 his belief that controls in the long run COMPANY.' 1115 North administered in such a way as to be Washington. 489-6448. counterproductive." would"destroy the economy and demolish C-7-30 BARON 12' X 50' - with Typing Service ^jf our prosperity"-. Announcements for It's He listed some of the things that were and other extras. The Uncoupled Club Even the experts control that he has What's Happening must be host a singles party from 8 tc ■ LARGE SELECTION of 373-3888 days, received in the State News being done: All sectors of the economy, imposed may soon be lifted, Nixon said. p.m. every Wednesday at labor and consumers are being consulted Iframes, glasses for everyone. 489-6118 nights. 3-7-6 TERM PAPERS with IBM office, 341 Student Services "I am confident that the need for | OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 Selectric. Phone after 5pm, Bldg., by I p.m. at least two about what controls Phace 4 should export controls on agricultural products Michigan, Lansing. 351-7824. B-12-7-30 days before publication. No contain; a profit and price check is being will also be only temporary," he added. ■ 372-7409. C-2-7-6 announcements will be accepted swimming, refreshments. all YOU COULD by phone. run an companies with annual sales of "When this year's crops become EXPERIENCED IBM typing. more than $50 million with the intention available in the Fall, we expect to be able ^CAMERA with 55 new, Minolta 100 and 135 millimeter BE USING Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). There will be a meeting of The Sailing Club will meet of rolling back increases that cannot be to restore international access to these FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-30 the MSU Outing Club at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Lake Lansing. Rides justified; the Cost of Living Council has lenses, carrying case and Tuesday in 118 Physics - leaving from west door of Union products." THIS SPACE! identified more than 1,000 gas stations The flash. $180. Phone 484-7576. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Astronomy Bldg. A slide at 5:45 p.m. New members are president also repeated his 2-7-6 program on railroad hand car welcome. that have raised their prices above the intention to keep government spending (Pica - Elite). 11 years touring will be presented. levels permitted and has ordered a rollback; down for the fiscal year that began today 3 BEDROOM MOBILE home, experience. SANDI, |BEGINNERS UNIT COMPONENT 12' X 57', air conditioned, 339-8934.C-7-30 Grapevine Journal summer It's not too late to sign up for various steps have been taken to as a means of checking inflation. - cassette AM/Fm office hours are 1:30 intensive French. Meets from 3 - full size washer and dryer, gas p.m. to radio, amplifier, 2 speakers, THESES, RESUMES, typing 4:30 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and p.m., Monday through BSR 310 turntable, 50 watts range, range hood, Friday and 6-8 p.m. Monday, Ex-Nixon aide challenges Dean and printing. Reasonable Friday. Power. $135. refrigerator, new water prices. COMMERCIAL Tuesday, Wednesday and Phone355-1866. 3-7-9 heater, skirting, shed Thursday. Also regular French PRINTING. 337-0712. and regular Spanish are still (optional). Owner must sell I "widest selection... Will offer. consider reasonable King Arthur's Court, C-7-30 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Typing Service m open. information. Call Free U for in an (continued from effort to aid Nixon's page re - 1) election the New York appointment because he felt there was a better candidate for the job. phone 489-2134 after Okemos. Electric typewriter. campaign "is not true." lowest 5:30pm. 3-7-6 COMPLETE THESES Portrait artist will capture In an appearance on the NBC television Call 349-1773 eveings and The Times story said Colson sought prices!" SERVICE' discount printing. your beauty. Pen and ink. program "Meet the Press," Sen. Hubert H. weekends. 373-6726 intervention before the National Labor Imanginative styles of your >68, 12' X 60', air, skirting, weekdays. 0-7-30 IBM typing and binding zodiac sign or your face. Call Relations Board to settle a Teamsters Humphrey, D - Minn., the unsuccessful shed, like new. Available these, resumes, publication. Richard at 351-3050. Democratic candidate against Nixon in Union matter; tried to influence a Across from campus, corner 1968, said hethought Dean August 1. 2363 North Cedar PROFESSIONAL IBM had made "a Pennsylvania State Supreme Court decision I■ °1®'all"'FLES, and hand guns No. X-5-76 92. Holt. 694-3864. dissertation English degree. typing. MARTY MA M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop. Bicycles - repair, care and on a construction union case; and opposed strong case involving the President directly in the so called Watergate cover - up." kinds. Buy, trade and touring. 7 p.m. Thursday at the appointment of a black labor expert as - NORTH, 351-3487. C-7-30 Call COPYGRAPH Synergy. ,J; „B0B'S GUN SHOP SERVICES' 337-1666. Labor Department regional director for Humphrey said that after the Watergate I 37,L?Uth Cedar' j'1-2244. O-7-30 Cal( TOPPER 12'x60' - furnished, C-7-30 New York. hearings it will be necessary for Nixon "to ANN BROWN. Typing and Colson said he never had any contact come clean with the people either before ■F0R SUMMER skirted. King Arthur's Court. multilith offset EXPERIENCED IBM printing. with the NLRB and had never heard of the the - morning and $3,300. 372-7134. 4-7-6 typing(pica, elite), 1331 East grand jury or the Watergate Complete service for 1 :r°0n open in9s for dissertations, theses, Kalamazoo: call 489-1058. Pennsylvania case. He said he did oppose Committee." I rhil and pre-school HOLLY PARK - 1972, 14'x65' manuscripts, general typing, 5-7-13 Expectant Parent classes will I .8n- Please contact with shed, skirting, steps. In IBM, 23 years experience. begin July 9 at Sparrow and St. Lawrence hospital. There will I CENTER, Lrr'0'353-5154. DAY CA«E Windsor Estates. 646-6428. 349-0850 C-7-30 also be a class for unwed 4-7-6 3-7-2 mothers held at 7:30 p.m. every Transportation Thursday at Sparrow Hospital. Donald Henley will speak on KAROLYN'S CHARTER FLIGHT PROBLEMS? We have an investor's view of current reliable low international, political and The following employers will majors (B), marketing majors engineering, civil engineering, cost flights economic forces at 12 noon leaving from Buffalo and be interviewing Monday through (B) and mechanical engineering, food science and human Tuesday at the University Club. nutrition, biological science, Friday, July 9 to 13. If KNITS and K0TT0NS New York City for various Lunch will be served at 11:45 interested in an organization, ELECTRONIC DATA botany and plant pathology, European destinations at SYSTEMS -CORP.. All MBAs, chemistry, entomology, geology, report to Placement Services at various times. Call toll free appreciated. Call 35 3-5 11 1. economics majors (B M), general mathematics, microbiology and least t'wo school davs in ad __ 800- 223-5569. 3-7-2 business administration majors public health, physical science, There will be an open house formerly the (B), industrial administration. physics majors (B M D), medical 9:30 11:30 p.m. Saturday, RIDERS WANTED to Florida, - ing, per: technology, nursing majors (B): July 21 at the Observatory. MONDAY: FRANK H administration majors (B M), landscape architecture, social leaving July 1-5. 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Monday, Thursday and Friday 9-4:30pm Tuesday on behalf Resistors for of Families Amnesty. of For (B M) and all majors of the College of Business (B). education (B M D); English, linguistics and oriental and FRUEHAUF CORP.: Financial administration majors, and Wednesday 12-6pm. African more information languages, reg- '3™ call Bob TUESDAY: AMERICAN - NOW $3" Sat. Open Sun. 10 6. C-7 30 Rentschler, 332-0237. MOTORS CORP.: Accounting agri iral materials science majors (B). I Monday, July 2, 1973 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Smith denies rumors of 2 coaching changes there is nothing that would presently indicate he might be V—. By LYNN HENNING State News Sports Writer leaving that position. "There's nothing that has developed at this point. But all that's subject to change," he said. "Anytime you don't win Contrary to popular belief, Bob Nordmann and Matt conference championship you have to be concerned. Aitch will be back at their respective MSU basketball a coaching positions in the fall. At least, it appears that way "At this point there is no chance to make a move," he continued. "Most changes are made at the end of the school n°-There's no change at all," athletic director Burt Smith year so the coaches can get going on the recruiting." said. "Bob Nordmann is still asst. varsity basketball coach For that reason, Nordmann doubts he'll be moving and Matt Aitch is still the freshman basketball coach anywhere, at least until next year. Rumors circulated last week that Nordmann and Aitch What is Nordmann's relationship with head coach Gus had been informed they would not be returning to their Ganakas, something Sherman claimed was less than stable? coaching jobs next fall. The reports, by WVIC s Bob "I think that, like any staff of coaches, we have our Sherman, also said that a trade was beir.4 attempted to differences of opinion," Nordmann said. "But we're still bring Oakland University head basketball coach Gene Bodwin to MSU in exchange for Nordmann. the best of friends. He (Ganakas) was pleased that there The reports were denied by Smith. were a couple of positions open and that I was interested in Nordmann admits he applied for "many, many jobs last them." spring." . Still, Nordmann says, he wouldn't be surprised if his Aitch reportedly is doing the same, though neither has MSU status changes, either by his choice or someone had any success. elses'. "I don't know that much about it," Nordmann said "I've been around long enough to know you have to concerning the reports."I've heard rumors but I don't know anymore about it than you do." expect that," Nordmann said. "We all know sports is a Nordmann does know one thing. He still has his job and funny business." Russian victor Alex Metreveli of the Soviet Union leaps to make a singles action Saturday at Wimbledon, England. return to Britain's John Peaver, whom he defeated, 6-6, 6-4, 6-1, during the fourth round of men's AP Wirephoto INCLUDING UNSEEDED MAYER 2 amateurs lead WIMBLEDON, England styles — overshadowed what enter the tournament's almost certainly meet top was left of the professionals second week as the chief seed Margaret Court of (UPI) — America's Alex at the 87th Wimbledon attraction. Australia on present form. (Sandy) Mayer and Sweden's Bjom Borg — two Lawn Tennis Unseeded Mayer, the "Meat amateurs of contrasting Championships and will U.S. intercollegiate champion from Stanford Chris Evert, the no. 4 from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., G Cudahy 3 lb. tin had to struggle from 0-4 Vlasic Polish University, upset Ilie Nastase of Romania, the top down in the final set CANNED HAM U-M football game - seed and odds - on favorite until Saturday 6-4, 8-6, 6-8, Saturday against Australia's Janet Young to reach the DILL PICKLES enc Spartan all meat 2 lb. pkg. 6-4. quarter - finals 6-3, 3-6, 8-6, and could find herself in Page SKINLESS FRANKS already sold out Despite the boycott of trouble on the fast grass more than 70 professionals, a near record men against San Francisco's •NAPKINS 2 r Holly Farms Family Pack Rosie Casals whom she The Michigan - Michigan State football game at East Lansing on Oct. 13 is a sellout for the 26th straight time, 130,000 spectators came to watch the tennis during the meets today. 8 pack - 16 oz. returnable FRYER PARTS John Laetz, MSU athletic ticket manager, has announced. mediocre week's play. Ekrich Slender Slice 3 oz. Laetz also announced the sellout of MSU's allotment of Three Americans have Women's IM PEPSI COLA 77° tickets to the Notre Dame game at South Bend, Ind., on Oct. 6. Individual game tickets to the UCLA, Illinois, reached the last eight womens singles. Billie Jean of the + deposit LUNCHEON MEAT Wisconsin and Indiana contests at East Lansing also are King, the defending The Women's IM Jiffy Corn moving well, Laetz added. champion and second seed Building will be open July 4 Beginning today, the athletic ticket office in Jenison Fieldhouse will be open daily Monday through Friday from from Hilton Head, S.C., from 1-4 p.m. for women only. The gyms will be open MUFFIN MIX 9C looks set to make her way 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., including during the noon hour. to the final where she will for men, however. 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