i. th< michigan Volume 66 Number 9 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday. July 13. 1973 Minor incidents mar employe strike Ru GARY KORRECK By fiARY KORRECK Twn Two mun men u/dvo were flfmiAl. struck I— by vehicles l:_i i t n claim Densmore was < knocked down by — statement Thursday. "Union officials News Staff Writer State during the the shutting off of air conditioning for day and picketers a car driven by Stores Manager Robert were notified He added that his building The third day of a University exchanged barbs with drivers making -J". ->-* - .. April 24 in writing and the University, partly because i/huillier. L'huillier will not comment verbally supervisor promised to ask for small personal deliveries. subsequent occasions that on materials needed to operate are not employes strike progressed for the on the incident. the agreements would expire as soon volunteers for any future job transfers most part without incident Thursday. David L. Buell, a 23 - year being delivered and also because there - a compromise which Cauchy said picketer, ... Though a cruiser was intermittently as June 30." is no one to operate machinery. At the Stores and Salvage Yard a was struck by a panel truck stationed tioned at the Stores driveway, Union officials claim they did not might improve matters. and taken As for food services, which feed couple of minor incidents brought to Lansing's Sparrow University police said they have had receive word until July 2 that the Ventimiglia said he would not word froiii both sides to keep cool. Hospital where he was treated and approximately 1,600 residence hall return work Friday, however, to no other problems with picketers. contract had expired. conference guests daily, Groty said with lawn chairs, released for knee abrasions. because he sees his compliance to the When the strike began Tuesday sandwiches and coffee, members of The driver of the privately - owned Normally, contract extensions there is no cutback. union officials claimed the University would be allowed to workers until fall requests as a form of scab labor. locals 1585 and 999 of the American vehicle, University employe Robert Groty said members of Students for "I'm looking for another job right violated its contract with the workers term, but Groty said the University a Democratic Society passed out Federation of State, County and Weisfolg, told police he was making a without the required 10-day notice now," the part - time employe of Olde bargaining agent received "power to pamphlets Thursday urging student Municipal Employes (AFSCME) spent personal call at the time of the and then locked them out. C. Keith negotiate sooner." World said. employes not to cross picket lines but the day watching the traffic at all incident. Police ticketed Buell for Groty, asst. vice president for University entrances and exits. Bargaining for both sides is most have. Three Holden Hall obstructing traffic at an unmarked personnel and employe relations, expected to take place this weekend, The Teamsters Union has aided the The Stores and Salvage Yard crosswalk. employes released from their jobs were . , . . . . , .. disagreed. entrance on Harrison Road, the main University police are still "What has occurred is an expiration but union officials and University Wednesday for refusing to comply ■ with reassignment requests. r * eff°rtf1of picket lines,P,ckj*?rs * h°norm* the and their local branches in representatives are silent as to exactly delivery depot for campus mail, investigating an injury report filed by supplies and perishable goods, was less University Health Center on picketer the between contractural these locals and agreements the what time the bargaining will take Mark tiuchy, one of Ihe three, said ''a"si°e in,volved ,he Phasing place and what will be discussed. * Gangas a„dG„v Ven„mi#la quiet. Robert Densmore. Fellow strikers University," Groty said in at a public The strike has already resulted in got their jobs back Thursday. (continued on page 11) Nixon of rejectio of nomine WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon Thursday bitterly deplored rejection by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee of his nomination of G. McMurtrie Godley as asst. secretary of state for east Asian affairs. In a statement issued at the White House, the President suggested that Godley, former ambassador to Laos, was unfairly being made the victim of Senate displeasure with the administration's foreign policy. "The consequences of this committee action go far beyond the injustice done to an outstanding Foreign Service officer," the White House said. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania joined in the No c on I ract, counterattack. And Secretary of State Striking members of local 1585 continued to picket at University entrances as would expire June 30. Picketing on Thursday was uneventful William P. Rogers said the rejection the skilled except for two tradespeople's strike went into its third day Thursday. Union minor accidents at the MSU Stores and the Salvage Yard where two union members "raised profound questions for a officials claim that the University violated its contract wi+h the were struck by vehicles career service which is charged with union, and crossing picket lines. carrying out policies under whatever University officials say that the union was given prior notice that contracts State News photo by Ken Ferguson party it serves." The rejection of Godley Wednesday r ; ;—^ by a 9-7 vote apparently was the first decision of this kind by the Foreign Relations nomination Committee key on a House allots MSU $77.3 million; WASHINGTON Nixon (AP) - by any administration. President Nixon The chairman, Sen. J.W. reported by was Fulbright, funds included for law school his doctors Thursday night to be ill D-Ark., who spearheaded the attack, said Godley showed too much enthusiasm for U.S. military no with viral pneumonia entered Bethesda Naval Center for and has involvement in Southeast Asia. treatment. By JOHN LINDSTROM for comment on the House action. funds for a law school at either school. the Dr. Walter Tkach said the At the among Republicans that the time, the committee same State News Staff Writer The bill reached the House floor However, the Senate narrowly cut Democrats pneumonia has "no complications." approved by a 12-3 vote the trying to railroad the were The Michigan House of Wednesday after the House all funds for the law schools because amendments through," Rep. Lynn He said Nixon is expected to nomination of William H. Sullivan, Representatives approved a $77.3 Appropriations Committee and Higher many senators saidthey felt that there Jondahl, D-East Lansing, said. remain in the hospital for no longer former deputy asst. secretary for east million Education subcommittee released the allocation for MSU on were enough attorneys in Michigan Following that debate, several than about a week for rest and Asian affairs, to be ambassador to the Thursday. bill with their recommendations. already. House members succeeded in getting medication. Philippines. The Senate Thursday The figure, identical to the one The committee recommended that certain amendments cut from the followed The House, concurring with the The President complained of up by confirming the passed by the state Senate on June 27, MSU receive the final $77.3 million block to be considered separately. nomination without Senate decision, made no attempt to discomfort in his right chest at 5:30 debate or did not include any funding for the figure, along with $6.6 million for the In an attempt to stave off more objection. fund the law schools. a.m. Thursday and a preliminary proposed MSU law school. Agricultural Experiment Station and amendments being separated, causing But legislative observers warned $5.7 for the Cooperative Extension an intense political battle. diagnosis indicated viral Technically, action on Godley Most House debate on the bill dealt Rep. Billy that, despite the fact that both Service. Huffman, D-Madison pneumonia. was "indetinitely postponed" not with MSU, but amendments to the Heights and chambers approved identical The committee did not recommend chairman of the Presidential Press Secretary by the committee. But the action was an bill in general, and specifically those Higher Education package for MSU, the University any funds for the proposed MSU law Appropriations subcommittee, moved Ronald Ziegler said Nixon was tantamount to rejection of Godley as dealing with Central Michigan head allocation could be cut if the entire school or the proposed law schools at that the bill not be considered until running a fever of between 101 and of the State Dept.'s bureau University and Grand Valley. dealing with the Far East. Higher Education Appropriations Bill Western Michigan Univeristy and Thursday. His motion was narrowly 102 degrees, but was in "excellent goes into a joint House - Senate Grand Valley State College. Rep. James Farnsworth, R-Holland passed 46 to 42. spirits, even though somewhat Both conference committee. The and a member of the Higher Education Godley and Sullivan, who Senate Appropriations Thursday the House, after weak." In response to a question preceded him as ambassador to Laos, The House approved the MSU Committee recommended $777,000 Appropriations subcommittee, began considerable debate, approved a bill from reporters who were headed an American operation that allocation, along with the rest of for the MSU law school, some $89,000 the debate Wednesday by claiming that ended up cutting the CMU summoned to the White House involved theuse of Central higher education bill, by a 73-31 vote, more than Gov. Milliken's that the Democrats on the committee allocation by approximately $900,000 Intelligence had created amendments to the bill Thursday evening. Dr. Tkach Agency commanders with a after debating the bill and its 78 recommendation of $688,000. They and Grand Valley by $140,000. clandestine army fighting against a without assured the press that the viral amendments for two days. also recommended $200,000 for a consulting with the And these cuts are the reasons mixture of Pathet Lao and North committee's Republican members. why pneumonia was all that is wrong The State News was unable to Grand Valley law school and $120,000 observers warn the MSU allocation Vietnamese units. contact any for WMU. Milliken did not recommend with the President. University administrators "There seemed to be concern (continued on page 11) DENIES MAKING FALSE TESTIMONY Mitchell leaves stand WASHINGTON (AP) - John Mitchell Thursday earlier denials that he had any knowledge of political spy disputed a suggestion that he may have testified falsely plans in the spring of 1972, or of cover - up activities. during the Watergate cover - up, and said investigating "I disagree, of course, with your interpretation of those senators can judge for themselves his denials that he ever matters which you have just read," Mitchell replied. "As far approved the wiretap raid on the Democrats. as the determinations of this committee, I think they can So saying, Mitchell left the Senate witness stand after judge the testimony, my testimony, and make their own televised testimony that took two full days and most of a conclusions. .." third. Dash then said Mitchell's account was in conflict with The Senate Watergate committee, meanwhile, voted to the Senate testimony of six earlier witnesses. insist that it is entitled to see every document in the White "I disagree violently . . Mitchell said. House or any executive agency that bears upon the case it is Richard A. Moore, a White House special counsel, was investigating. the next Watergate witness, and testified he believes Nixon Tliat is in direct conflict with President Nixon's refusal was totally unaware of the critical facts of Watergate until I to yield White House papers or testify himself. last March. 21. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., the chairman, talked with Dash added new questions about Mitchell s past Nixon by telephone, and arranged to meet with him to seek testimony. He asked Mitchell if he lied last year when he reconciliation in that swore he had not been briefed about the Watergate a dispute. involvement of G. Gordon Liddy, when he swore he didn't He said the Senate panel hopes to avoid a constitutional know the circumstances of Liddy's hiring by the Nixon confrontation in its quest for Watergate evidence from the campaign and when he told FBI agents that the only White House. Committee counsel Samuel Dash challenged Mitchell in knowledge he had of the break-in at Democratic headquarters was what he read in the newspapers. the final minutes of his hours on the witness stand. I "... Since you may have given false testimony under Mitchell said his answers had been truthful in a narrow oath on prior occasions, is there any reason to believe your context. "At that particular time we weren't Ervin warms up testimony before this committee?" Dash asked. volunteering for a Nixon meeting. anything," Mitchell said. John N. Mitchell cools off from testifying. Dash said his question went particularly to Mitchell's (continued on page 13) Friday, July 13, 1973 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan RECHANNEl INTO MASS TRANSIT news Board asks shift in By JIM BUSH Administration. federal funds The follows commission's approval of the day camp funds an earlier commitment providing $12,000 to In other action at its regular monthly meeting in Mason, State News Staff Writer Lansing Model Cities children so that they could attend a the 21-member commission agreed to spend $3,500 to send be running out of gas, but summary The nation's automobiles may Lansing area YMCA camp. 100 county children to day camp and directed Drain transit is picking up steam. mass Commissioner Richard Sode to begin efforts to restore In a meeting punctuated by a 15-minute recess so the The Ingham County Board of Commissioners voted Lake Lansing in Haslett. Democratic commissioners could have their picture toko 11 Tuesday night to direct their energy toward rechanneling The board instructed Sode to determine the normal level the board also: n' federal funds away from interstate highways and into mass of the lake, which is located three miles northeast of East transportation development. ♦Established the position of "nurse-practitioner" in the TTie commissioners adopted, 17-4, a resolution calling for a Lansing. Establishment of the lake level is the first step in a lengthy $1 million project to reclaim the lake and enhance Family Planning Division of the County Department 0f Alaska pipeline plan blasted breakup of the federal Highway Trust Fund, which takes four cents from every gallon of gasoline sold in the United its recreational value. Health. East Lansing Commissioner Pamela Stem Lake Lansing is currently dying from eutrophication, a D-District 7, said nurse-practitioners can perform many The Nixon administration Thursday was States and spends it on the construction of the interstate condition in which algae and weeds choke fish from the functions of a physician at a lower cost. accused of making false statements about the freeway system. lake. Sode is seeking 75 per cent federal funding of the "With the interstate system nearly complete, mass •Created 11 new county positions. proposed Alaska oil pipeline and withholding project, which will include dredging to eliminate excessive two-year contract retroactive to Jan. transit is the logical place to spend these monies," Lansing •Approved a i information that would promote development of Commissioner David V. Buhl, R-District 16, said. "I plant growth and the construction of a dam to control the with Sheriffs Dept. employes. an alternative pipeline route through Canada. lake's level at legally established depths. certainly don't expect Congress to repeal the tax." Sen. Birch Bayh, D - Ind., made the charges in a The commission's resolution, which reflected the largely urban composition of the board, specifically asked the speech on the Senate floor. He said it is "common knowledge" that the administration has given its aHegiance to the oil companies that want to build National Assn. of Counties to reverse its stand against busting the trust and support mass transit *use of the highway fund. Discussion of the trust fund is expected at the Wilderness surviva the pipeline across Alaska. Earlier, Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D - Minn, accused the major oil companies of deliberately association's July 22-25 convention in Dallas. One opponent of the county resolution, Alfred Wardowski, R-District 3, said federal gas tax money should a lifesover On June 23, their kayak fori pilot spotted their marker. M near the river, using the tent creating an oil shortage to spur development of the be used to improve secondary roads, instead of mass transit, By CYNTHIA STANTON had jammed on some trees remains for shelter, and According to Paul Risk, proposed pipeline across Alaska. once the interstate system is complete. A MSU course on on the Steel River and started a fire with some instructor in MSU's However, Commissioner John Veenstra, D-District 6, a wilderness survival course, wilderness survival helped flipped over, dumping out salvaged matches. district which includes East Campus, disagreed. all their supplies. Luckily, Toad stew and some Walbert and Strieker had all' save the lives of a recent "It's painfully obvious, with auto pollution and the gas they escaped injury and dried milk that Walbert had five of the essentials needed MSU grad and his Cox seeks $2.8 million shortage, that we can no longer stay with the auto," Veenstra said. companion when their managed to salvage two stowed in his personal in a survival situation: shelter, fire, water,: signals, vacation camping trip in the packs, an air mattress and belongings provided He added that if gasoline is to be preserved for such their torn tent. and food. Canadian wilderness turned nourishment. Special prosecutor Archibald Cox asked a essential purposes as powering farm equipment, mass into a 12-day test of "At this point the most Walbert tied a red Risk pointed out that Senate Appropriations subcommittee today for transit will have to be developed as an alternative to the useful thing learned in the kerchief to a branch over food is the least important endurance. automobile. item on the list because a $2.8 million to continue his Watergate V was always under the survival course was to use the river and another Federal law now requires that the government's share of wouldn't my head and keep cool,' marker between two trees. person can live 30 days or investigation in the fiscal year that began July 1. gasoline taxes be used, through the Highway Trust Fund, impression that I Walbert said. more with only water. He testified it is too early to report on the for highway transportation systems. really use it (the course), Their rescue finally came The two set He said the aim of the but I thought there just up camp the morning of July 5 when progress of his work, which also touches on other This is bad budgetary practice, East Lansing course is to develop the might be a time in our related matters. He sought authority for a staff of Commissioner Richard Conlin, D-District 10, said. civilized society when I kind of confidence needed 90. "There is no way that changing national priorities can be to get along in the outdoors "The work of the Watergate special prosecution reflected in such a system," he said. He said the highway trust must be opened up if mass transit is to receive the might need it- a time when all our modern conveniences Committee to promote survival in any situation no matter what force is a task of the highest national priority," might not be there," said highest priority in transportation funding. the climate may be. Cox told the subcommittee. "The effort must be organized and conducted The resolution, of course, has no power other than to exert some pressure upon Congress to modify the fund, Walt Walbert, a building and construction major and a 2nd free "The most common mistake people make in a June graduate. which established during the Eisenhower Wondering what to do on Mary Kay Wickens of the with adequate support in order for the special was He was right. a lazy weekend afternoon? Free Concert Committee survival situation is to panic. Survival is an attitude--the prosecutor to fulfill his responsibilities and duties." The State News is published by the students of Walbert and Ron Strieker If you'd like to get some announced, of Saginaw ventured out ability to remain calm," Michigan State University every class day during Fall, sun and take in some music City Park is located at Risk emphasized. on a camping trip to an Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, at the same time, you may Alton Road and M-78, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a area near Terrace Bay, be interested in the free south of Burcham Drive Up to 800 students each Ontario, on June 14. They quarter enroll in MSU's special Welcome Week edition is published in concert planned for Sunday between Abbott and Elderly woman murdered September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press were due back in Saginaw by June 30 for the wedding ... „ afternoon at East Lansing Q^y park Hagadorn roads, Wickens said the survival course, said Risk, making it one of the most International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan of Walbert's sister, but they popular elective courses on ^Qj0 gan(j committee is attempting to A man killed a 78 - year - old Ohio grandmother Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan didn't make it. from Ann Arbor along with raise $250 for materials campus. The course is so offered by the Dept. of with meat cleaver and then wounded her teenage When they didn't return, a Collegiate Press Assn. Sky Song and Justice Myles the group can build a their families became Parks and Recreation Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. from Flint will perform at portable stage to use at grandson when he came to her aid, State Police concerned and notified Resources in the College of Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services this summer's second free future concerts. She said the said Thursday. Agriculture and Natural Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Terrace Bay authorities. concert starting at 3 p.m., committee hopes to sponsor The slaying occurred shortly before midnight ~~ Resources. Michigan, 48823. free concerts every Sunday Asked what prompted Wednesday in a summer home on Lake Mullett in throughout the summer. him to take the survival the Northern Michigan resort area in Cheboygan News/Editorial occ'ootc About 500 people County. Classified Ads 355-8255 attended the first concert . course, Walbert replied, "It seemed like an interesting The victim was Mrs. Rose Ellen Sampson, of Display Advertising 353-6400 on June 24 in Valley Court Business Office 355-3447 Park. course." Middletown, Ohio, who was spending the summer Photographic 355-8311 at the two - story resort home with her two Campus Information 353-8700 grandchildren, 17 - year - old Bruce Sampson, and his 14 - year - old sister, Diane. Local businesses After fighting with Bruce, the assailant fled on foot from the cabin. Bruce alerted his sister, who to hold street test was unharmed, and she called police from a The downtown businesses of East Lansing are throwing a neighbor's home. party for the community Saturday. The second annual Bastille Day will be from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday on M.A. C. Avenue, which will be Housewife wins lottery barricaded between Albert Street and Grand River Avenue. Bastille Day, the July 14 celebration of independence in France, translates in East Lansing to a street festival with Evelyn Hubble, a housewife who works exhibits and relaxation. Entertainment with folk singers part-time in a bowling alley, today won $200,000 will be provided in the city's new mobile band shell. in the super drawing of the Michigan lottery. A new fire truck, police car and rescue vehicle — along with the fire and police department officials — will be on Mrs. Hubble, 44, of Wayne, won the top prize in hand for children. the drawing being held in conjunction with the A nostalgia corner with East Lansing historical items National Cherry Festival in Traverse City. ranging back 100 years along with a free bike clinic will Prior to the Super drawing, the regular lottery interest older folks. Rounding out activities will be pop, drawing was held. The winning numbers are: 031 beer, and grilled hot dogs for sale by the Bastille Day 131. sponsors, the Central East Lansing Business Assn. (CELBA). The theme of the celebration is a salute to East Lansing's civil servants, according to CELBA President Paula Johnson. Military records burned She anticipates thousands of people to attend the street celebration. There will not be any retail business associated with Bastille Day, she said, though Olde World Restaurant on M.A.C. Avenue will have special French decor. A fire that a federal official said could have been caused by arson swept through the sixth floor of the huge Military Personnel Record Center in Overland, Mo., near St. Louis, Thursday, destroying or damaging thousands of records. The documents stored in the center include military, medical and service records essential to applications for retirement and disability benefits, among other things. Many of the pre - 1960 Soft records are not duplicated elsewhere. A spokesman for the General Services Administration, F. Howard Whiteley, said in Whiskey Kansas City that federal agents were investigating (Country Music) arson as a possible cause. Whiteley said it "will take some time" to assess the damage to the office building. He said the loss * of the voluminous military records - many without duplicates - would be "quite a setback." Thursday - Tuesday Food cost rise predicted (July A spokesman for the nation's food chain stores said today the public can expect food prices to rise as much as 15 per cent on some items when the current price freeze ends. "Higher prices are guaranteed by the freeze," Clarence G. Adamy, president of the National Assn. of Food Chains, told a House Judiciary subcommittee studying the increase in food prices. Adamy said the highest price increases will be IlMH DAT* for fresh fruits and vegetables, which are not now controlled at the production end, but that an over - all increase on all market items of 4 to 5 224 ABBOTT RD. East Lansing per cent can be expected. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan' Friday, July 13, 1973 3 Unit plans return of passenger trains By LAURIE WINK . _ . , » nrin0 will be the likelv starting nnin» system. Funds would be used to purchase nine buses and Flint. Lansing, Charlotte, Battle Creek and South Bend, a tomatically become operative if the legislature fails to MiSn St.w Highway Coramteion «poke,man described Wety^Vuipme^"'""8 W"h mteell*ne<,us "»""«■»»<» ■»<• Thursday as a pioneering effort to restore railroad passenger Ind. Amtrak corporation. is the federal government's railroad act otherwise within 30 session days, Rail service was also approved for commuters The 12 Droier traveling projects would be financed by the General Service on this route was previously offered service to Chicago for Lansing residents. - Transportation projecFund, made up of one - half cent of the Trunk Western Railroad but was discontinued on by Grand between Ann Arbor' and downtown Detroit. Eight trains The Commission Wednesday approved the railroad state May 1, would be provided on weekdays and four on weekends and gasoline tax under a package approved by the 1971. passenger plan along with 11 other projects in an effort to legislature last December. The fund is A holidays. improve Michigan public transportation systems. expected to spokesman for the Michigan State Highway accumulate about $22.5 million a The commission also approved a $73,243 state fund year. Commission said customers hadcomplained about the poor Eight smaller Michigan cities would receive assistance in One of the 12 experiments approved is a Port Huron to time schedules and rundown coaches of the former establishing Dial - A Ride Transportation (DART). Under grant to Lansing for, Improvement of the local bus - service, ^Chicago Amtrak passenger route, to pass through Lapeer, "Amtrak offers fast, efficient service that could attract tf\ese system®< customers dial a telephone number to obtain customers," the spokesman said. rides on sma" van " tyl* buses- Experience in other cities "Right now the project requires a lot of negotiation ?VfVe sllowJ1 DART to be less expensive and more flexiible between our commission, local jurisdictions and the spokesman explained. Amtrak," ~ re^u J505 systerns> according to the Highway Commission. Owosso is on a list of 22 cities eligible for Highway department staff members estimate that half of SUC sennce- the operating costs will comefem pef»rgr fares, though rates Funds were approved for preliminary undetermined. The state would pay design and $136,350, engineering of an automated transit system, or people - «OQO ccnu6St • $187,500 cost paid by Amtrak and mover, in the city that submits the best proposal to the lu The .y reglonal governments. commission. The system of small cars operating on a fixed projects await approval by the legislature when it rial would provide new means of transportation for reconvenes * after the summer recess. The programs will congested urban areas. KENNEDY MAKES DISCOVERY Edward Company WASHINGTON - Sen. securing business. new so Kennedy reportedly will M. Kennedy, ask appropriate federal D-Mass., has released a letter "For every new customer authorities to look at the that we secure, as a result of These same companies revealing that a major oil solicitation letter to see if company is soliciting new your information, will provide about 40 per cent we of the home heating oil for charges should be filed. heating fuel business at the remit a check in the amount of New England families, he same time that supplies of $15 after the first oil said during hearings independent fuel dealers delivery is made," the letter throughout New England continues. Thursday of the Senate The letter's release Antitrust Subcommittee. are being cut drastically. The letter, dated last coincided with a report by "What is absolutely clear month, is from the Atlantic Kennedy that several is that major oil companies Richfield Co. (ARCO) and independent heating oil have acted to drive the is addressed "Dear realtor." dealers have 86 per cent less independents to the wall, * "Atlantic Richfield no. 2 fuel oil inventories denying them an adequate than they did a year ago. Company is vitally supply of oil and selling interested in securing new Specifically, he said, last them the supply they do home heating oil accounts," year the independents had make available at higher the letter begins. "You as a on hand 2.4 million barrels prices than they are selling of home heating oil realtor, are in an ideal to their own distributors," position to assist us in compared to this year's Kennedy charged. 629 Kensington Daniel Saks, of the MSU Economics Dept., had hoped attended the meeting to question the legality of to rent his house while he was away on sabbatical rental of a private residence to unrelated persons leave. His appeal to the Zoning Board of appeals was such as students, but found that it is legal to rent turned down because his house lacked adequate such a house to up to five unrelated persons. parking space. A number of concerned citizens State News photo by Ian Levenson MSU to offer master's degree in A new public administration in fall By FRAN MURRAY master's program I in public administration will be offered in September I the Dept. of Political I Science for persons 1 preparing to enter public by and for management planning, analysis and training public service; policy evaluation; public health administration; intergovernmental administration state and to and program. dean Herbert Garfinkel, professor of political science director of Garfinkel was the first of James Madison the new discontinued it in the mid-1960s when emphasis was Ph.D programs. major placed The growing interest and on JACOBSON'S so |I service or already in administration. and urban College, the undergraduate employment in state and local govern ment warrants CLOSED ALL DAY residential college which mid-careers in govemrr*?nt the resumption and revision The internship in a deals with the study of I employment. government will of the earlier program, , The Public account agency for 12 of the 37 public policy within the framework of the problems Garfinkel said. SATURDAYS I Administration program, credits offered in the social sciences and related I already approved by the required of six I I Academic Council provides a required core of political core courses. MSU's proximity to the disciplines. The department Bugs*1* NEWS THROUGH AUGUST 1 1 I science courses including an state capitol will be previously had a master's open Friday evenings til nine I internship in a governmental particularly useful to the program in public I agency, related electives and graduate students, according administration but I studies in one of eight I Possible fields of I application. ■ Areas of specialization THE 1 available will be ■comparative and WRk\UG I. ,e ! e ' ° P m e ■ ■ administration; n t a 1 judicial MAN'S administration; ■ resources and natural agricultural BamD! I admin'stration; organization AS MSU ■ special board will hold meeting at 1 ■ P-m. July 21 in 328 Student a , eounss ■ services Bldg. 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Dobosh Torte Save $1°° an original chocolate Dobash Torte, made the Authentic j Good Old World Way with this coupon Good with this coupon | Good with this coupon July 13 thru 18 July 13 thru 18 July 13 thru 18 coupon expires Sun. 7/15/73 GARY KORRECK s~ -EDITORIALS Both Kids have complex ideas University must negotiate that The other day I had an assignment I parents had been involved in the can't ignore Montessori communication between parent and doubt many reporters would relish. teaching method which aims at child until the latter is nearly an As far as the University is concerned, the strike the top of their scale for several years, A five-year old boy had been found self-education by the child, and had adult. of MSU's 1,200 maintenance workers and 225 Keith Groty, asst. vice president for personnel dead and I was supposed to cover the developed a number of creative skills ifs not easy talking to children; it skilled tradesmen couldn't have come at a more and employe relations, is in charge of University story. This meant talking to the boy's at his early age. Even she admitted can be time-consuming and sometimes advantageous; time. efforts to smooth out contract negotiations. His mother and friends. surprise at the length and difficulty of uneventful. Mostly, kids say things Fall term, when the University is operating at position is relatively new in the University's I survived the ordeal but I probably the adventure he nearly managed to erandmothers and grandmothers aunts label and aunts label "cute," yet a child's mind is also filled with "cutP» full gear, is still two months away. It makes more complicated bureaucracy, and is one reason why won't forget it. Especially the way it complete. Certainly, children should problems. Some he can express and happened. not be commended for wandering not. He may have a sense for University officials to force contract labor relations are more forceful and well-planned Two kids, four - and -a-half and away from home, for whatever reason, some he can hidden fear, an important question or negotiations to come to a head now- even if it than ever before. five years old, had made their way nor praised for undertaking journeys even an intelligent insight to reveal. means a strike-instead of in the fall when a strike Contrary to union charges, Groty says the nearly three- quarters of a mile away dangerous even to adults, but they would effectively cripple or shut down the University did not arbitrarily terminate union from home, crossed fences and an should be listened to. The adult who tells this child to go University. contracts and precipitate a lockout. He says union expressway and located a water-filled out and play or not to bother him is gravel pit surrounded by a high fence A clean home and good food are defeating his purpose. Speech, hygenic The striking workers- are members of locals officials were notified on April 24 that contracts with barbed wire at the top. They got not always enough for a young person habits and manners are not the only 1585 and 999 of the American Federation of were set to expire, and negotiations began for a through that, too. who is finding out new things about things a child should learn. State, County and Municipal Employes. Both new pact with them in early May. It made me think about the kind of unions have been working without a contract since Student workers have been trapped in the ideas kids have when they're young, If anything, he needs to develop a ideas they often don't get credit for. June 30 when their old contract expired. middle of the strike. Each student affected by the Ideas that can amaze as well as kill. "Two kids, four-and-a-half sen,e of understanding; how to live The University has offered local 1585 a 12 per strike is forced to decide to continue his job or not "Kids fantasize a great deal and five years old, had made and work with others. Thi* includes cent wage hike on a two-year contract, and two per to cross picket lines and face a temporary layoff, and I imagine he wanted to see the their way nearly three-quarters communication- cent of that raise would go to some employes to Both unions and the University have been mum pond," the dead child's mother told of a mile away from home, ^ child needs to learn respect, not bring them to the top of the wage rate in their job as to specific issues involved in the bargaining. For me. They do fantasize, but they also crossed fences and an expressway how to knuckle under. Giving him classifications. The rate increase seems equitable the strike to be settled as quickly as possible, both have some Idea of reality. and located a water-filled gravel credit for an undeveloped, but "Chrissie couldn't swim but I real, intelligence, it is more likely he but union leaders are angered at the University sides must be honest and cooperative at the could." the four-and-a-half year old pit surrounded by a high fence will follow the dictates of a request because some 250 workers have not been paid at bargaining table. with barbed wire at the top. who made it home said. This boy explained to him on his own level than claimed to be adept at jumping fences They got through that, too." an order followed by threat of twice his height and though he didn't punishment. have full comprehension of what Spartan Village happened, he was aware his friend would not be coming back. The point here is that kids are not life every minute he lives it. Children have their own sense of logic and while their imaginations should be But even constant communication cannot always prevent what happened to Chris. Being a parent is not easy and the most receptive of children can just little bundles of flesh to be Parents could relax in the sun and watch their kids. swathed in snowsuits or have a toy encouraged into artistic areas, their succumb to curiosity. The death of an inquisitive five - year - old is a Married housing residents who would like a pool stuck in their hand. By the time they ideas should be cultivated by "A child has a mind of his own," tragedy that the University and Spartan Village have to voice their concern to John Roetman, are able to talk they begin to realize interested parents. Chris' mother said. He does, but it residents should not take lightly. what is about them and they become Too often I've heard the bromide doesn't have to be his alone. Someone manager of the married housing complex. Neither is the lack of supervised recreational capable of fostering complex ideas. "they grow up so fast" and often it's willing to share its thoughts may just facilities at married housing or an open, rock Toward the west end of Spartan Village is a Chris' mother knew this. Her son because there is no real learn something. strewn field filled with potholes and waterholes large field where Midwest Construction Co. that is an open invitation for curious children. recently installed an underground sewer line that . . . hooks up to the campus Water Quality Treatment ART BUCHWALD Monday night two little boys marched across project jhe worjc for the m0st part is completed, this Held, climbed a five - foot fence and crossed J for treatment lakes that Midwest the M96 expressway. One of them never made it Con/ruction has just begun digging. 30 ' Even though the field is an explorer's gold mine Defenses for These two boys may never have gone exploring for jjttje fences have been built around if there was a wading pool in the Spartan Village the The construction is due to be completed complex. Such a high concentration of families live jn August when the firm must clean up its mess there that it's a shame more recreational facilities antj fm jn the potholes and waterholes. finding out what your opposition is up 25—Do you realize what Watergate (c) 1973 LOS ANGELES TIMES aren t provided. to? is doing to the dollar abroad? The sooner the wor^ js over the safer the field WASHINGTON - These are 26—What about Harry Truman and will be. And the sooner a wading pool is installed difficult, times for people who are 18—The President was too busy A small, shallow wading pool could give running the country to know what was the deep freeze scandal? in Spartan Village, the better. defending the Nixon Administration. 27—Franklin D. Roosevelt did a lot children a welcome relief from summer heat. No matter where they go they are going on. worse things. attacked by pseudo - liberals, 19—What about Chappaquiddick? 28—I'm sick and tired of hearing McGovern lovers, heterosexual 20—People who live in glass houses about Watergate and so is everybody 'OPTfclH, 1U\< 16 WT AHUACKW-... AU. VUE WANflS A CAMRWSfJ GOJTRIBUTIOtJ constitutionalists and paranoid John else. -TO -MS GOMMlTTTse "TO (SeBLgCTTUB PCBSIPEKfT. ...»0 CASH / * shouldn't throw stones. Dean believers. 21—McGovern would have lost 29—This thing should be tried in Murderer As a public service, I am printing instant responses for loyal Nixonites anyway. 22—Maybe the Committee for the the courts and not on television. 30 —When Nixon gives his when they are attacked at a party. Re—Election of the President went a explanation of what happened there Please cut it out and carry it in your little too far, but they were just a are going to be a lot of people in this on the Pocket. 1—Everyone does it. bunch of eager kids. 23—I'm not for breaking the law, country with egg on their faces. 31—My country, right or wrong. 2—What about Chappaquiddick? but sometimes you have to do it to 32- What about Chappaquiddick? 3—A President can't keep track of save the country. '■id—I think the people who make A report issued by Louisiana everything his staff does. 24—Nixon made a mistake. He's all this fuss about Watergate should be 4—The press is blowing the whole only human. shot. Atty. Gen. William Guste says that the shooting deaths of two thing up. 5—Whatever Nixon did was for Southern University students last national security. POINT OF VIEW November were unjustified. 6—The Democrats are sore because they lost the election. In that case, when deputy sheriff who pulled the will the 7—Are you going to believe a rat like John Dean or the President of the United States? Care for a womb? trigger and killed the two 8—Wait until all the facts come out. By MIKE LANOUE a warm body and listening to the sea students be brought to trial on a 9—What about Chappaquiddick? Allen Park junior wage its war with time. The splendid charge of murder? 10—If you impeach Nixon, you get Why do people enjoy going to the nature that surrounds most beaches Agnew. beach or listening to the ocean? Are perhaps reminds us of the complacent Police were called to Southern 11—The only thing wrong with there comfort that we had before we were reasons beyond suntans, University on Nov. 16, 1972 to Watergate is they got caught. socializing and lack of something to born and subjected to the external 12—What about Daniel Ellsberg do? world. head off a student disruption. stealing the Pentagon Papers? There are those that say the sounds Swimming itself offers us security Police swarmed over the campus 13—It happens in Europe all the armed with submachine guns, time. of the ocean or great lakes continually and a breath of rejuvenation. The lake rapping the shore remind people of the or ocean, representing the fluid within shotguns, rifles and tear gas guns. 14—People would be against Nixon no matter what he did. sounds they heard prenatally, in the the mother?' uterus, feels sensuous and 15—I'd rather have a crook in the wombs of their mothers and thus are a inviting upon entering the water, One ■ deputy sheriff lost his White House than a fool. very soothing sound to the ear. When leaving the water, one feels as cool and fired a deadly shotgun 16—LBJ used to read FBI reports The gentle rest one gets at the though he is being reborn - cold, blast, killing two students. When every night. beach could take us to our prenatal sensitive and fresh to the exposure of will this man be brought to trial? 17—What's the big deal about selves — basking in the sun, developing the elements. One can really get a lot done while on the beach. The atmosphere is so r easy that one can entire D.H. Lawrence novel sit down and read an in an Record Eagle covered afternoon and get a tan to boot. Maybe the reason why people do Two To the Editor: negotiations." all phases of the occurrences. In good substitutes for accurate, such off ■ the - wall things like sand castles, bury people or build dig In your Monday, July 2 edition While this statement fulfills the addition to the news stories, we have responsible reporting. "humongous" holes is because they under an eight - column head letter of the truth, it definitely implies published at least one editorial feel relaxed and secure at the beach. proclaiming "Union Picketing Slackens Personally I feel sorry for them. I Things one never does anywhere Cents in Kalkaska," a story bylined Michael Fox and Beckie by Hanes that this newspaper has been remiss in its coverage of the Kalkaska troubles. While we had nothing in the editions urging that both parties in the dispute take the action finally recommended hoPe they will sin °o more. by Judge Noel Fox. David Averill else are done at the beach, but could this relatfe to one's prenatal contained the following paragraph: environment? Is there any validity to your writers mention, there is no While our selection of the times we Editorial Dept. this argument? happening in the area that has been Traverse City Record Eagle Worth "The Friday and Saturday editions publish stories may not meet 'with the - One sure way to find out is to try of the daily Traverse City Record - given greater coverage — all of it front approval of your writers, I submit that going to the beach and seeing for ~ " - paged — than the Kalkaska labor which is published only 25 it is our privilege to make this yourself. The pleasure is there for the miles away and calls itself 'Northern disturbances. judgment. If your writers had been taking. Michigan's absolutely no Greatest comment Daily,' had or coverage on We have been covering this scene regularly since last February and have half as eager to leam the truth as they apparently were to take a wholly Trainers Why don't you pick up a bucket of chicken and a six-pack and the Kalkaska labor troubles or the published numerous stories relating to unnecessary and unkind dig at another LETTER POLICY newspaper they would have obtained a To the Editor: whatever other goodies you like and The State News I wish to express my thanks to all make an afternoon of it, just getting wealth of background material for back to nature and self-discovery. welcomes all letters. Letters the trainers (Gayle Robinson, Clint their own article. should be typed to a 65 • Thompson, Jerry Kimbrough) for all space line and triple spaced. Letters should be signed and Bare skin They could easily have found this material in back issues of the Record - he'P they have given to the *thletes at MSU. William Whiting, editor - Michael Fox, .news editor: Bob in Novom"' editorial editor. They do a great job and receive no , include hometown, student, To the Editor: coat to wear in order that I may enter Eagle. We also were supplying Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; faculty or staff standing and On July 7 in the midst of a heat the theater. Meanwhile, masses of information on the disturbances to Praise- They are there to help athletes Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, spor local address. No unsigned wave, I decided to take advantage of halter topped women passed by United Press International on a regular Pr?P?r® for a contest, help with editor. letters will be accepted. the air conditioned unnoticed. basis. Incidentally, our latest story was 'piur'es and help to put them in the Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising - Campus manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertises Letters may be edited for Theater. My date and I dressed I am not suggesting that women of front - paged July 3. rightI feel frame of mind. manager; Lee Lockwood, a«t. advertisi similar dress receive similar treatment. that, though they have not manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. clarity and conciseness to comfortably in order to accomodate Members of the board of directors: vi accommodate more letters the heat. I wore a tank top and my Rather, runner, « the Ir fell u* manager 01 of the u.e n„1 US'"K! ^ ^ me- 1 «» «* that they Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vi on the page, but definitely date wore a brief halter top. When we Campus Theater owes an explanation - i h t . .. . p J?a»e "e.a II seeing Fox helluva job, £re. J and trainers, ^oujusta*6keeruip doing a president; Carolyn Stleber, secretary . will not be edited for reached the first usher we were as to why such an absurd policy exists. V1°,enCe or Hanesbut W® d°" there. Half1 reCaU - truths8661,1,5 Fox the and snide he,,uva »ob- trainers- and lust keen „n good work! treasurer; Tom Riordan; A1 Orr; Roland Williams. Wtlke; Mich» dumbfounded. content. Paul Vance innuendoes' while sometimes Dan Kovacs Title Michigan Stati recipient of the Pacemaker I was given an uncomfortable suit Dearborn graduate student impassive and often cute, are not very Ecorse graduate Associated Collegiate Press for — outstandws .. , journalism. P* Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 13, 1973 5 Cecchett i Ballet Ballet dancers, who are on campus to participate in theory and execution for the development of the the Cecchetti Council of America ballet conference student. Each student may rise through seven levels, and seminar, dance in the Union where classes are including three professional ranks. The dancers will offered by guest artists. The Cecchetti method, attend classes until July 19. named after a great ballet teacher, offers a system of State News photos by Ken Ferguson by Garry Trudeau ' FOR SALE Huge Selection of Quality Used Stereo Equipment Mcintosh MR77 tuner Panasonic Complete 4-channel system Telefunken stereo receiver Fisher XP65K speakers IVC8-track Garrard 72B Ampex Micro 85 Kenwood 4002 Rectilinear XI's ANO SAYAN GOLD RUSH MY9 McDonald's Big Mac. The best-tasting big sandwich the world has ever known. Well, at least the campus has ever-known. m mm\ Jt JULY JMcDonalds 234 W. Grand River 1024 E. Grand River 2040 E. Grand River SIDEWALK SALE Friday, July 13, 1973 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Author backs science fiction, describes survival' By JOHN BORGER seriously by the critics," he "So science fiction is lifestyle Who Learned Loving." garden the size of a large State News Staff Writer explained. And this "science knowledge fiction. He has written TV scripts living room ("We do have a "Theodore Sturgeon is fiction ghetto" attitude "The three main for "Star Trek" and "The pesticide in our garden-100 remains, despite the fact elements of science fiction Invaders." He has also sold toads"). They recycle their not just a writer, he is an artist." that mainstream fiction is are 'what if, 'if only' and 'if and written the screenplay organic waste so well that it full of science fiction themes. this goes on' (better credit for a movie version of takes five weeks to fill one That's the way one " 'Day of the Jackal' is Isaac Asimov with that last "Killdozer." garbage can. student at theOarion/Easti and alternate worlds story," phrase)." He is also "negotiating" "I am not crying SF Writing Workshop on he noted. "And 'Lord of the In short, good science for movie versions of "More disaster," Sturgeon said. campus describes the Flies' is a fable about fiction is good fiction, with than Human" and of "The "We use the modern current visiting writer. origins." a certain element beyond Education of Drucilla conveniences-- I'll hang tight "Science fiction is my Part of the problem is mere storytelling, he said. Strange." with a possible to my electric best friend and my worst enemy," Sturgeon said that though Sturgeon's Law Sturgeon has nearly three TV spinoff from "Drucilla," typewriter-but we do it ("90 per cent of everything and a half decades of he said. mindfully." Wednesday. Sturgeon has the International is crap") applies to the experience in the field. His But for Sturgeon, his won works include the novels Sturgeon said his survival Fantasy Award, the mainstream as well as "most significant" current lifestyle is a direct result of science fiction, critics aren't "More than Human" activity is simply his own Hugo Award and the Nebula and"Venus Plus X" and the his marriage. Award for his science willing to forgive the crap in lifestyle. It is a lifestyle "I've had this in my head science fiction and focus on short stories "Slow which has attracted regional fiction writing. for several years, but never "It's hard for a the first-rate works, he said. Sculpture," "Maturity," attention under the catch concreted it," he said. "It's professional science fiction "Science, at base, means "Killdozer," "Case and the phrase "the people who Wina that made this Dreamer" and "The Man boycott everything," he writer to be taken knowledge," Sturgeon said. happen." said. The Sturgeons decided to "My wife Wina and I are marry five years ago on the eliminating the Milliken receives bill into basis of exchanging letters. middlemen," Sturgeon said. They had never met. "We're survivors. Sturgeon's attitude of "Most people are at the quiet self-reliance coupled mercy of the contents of with a deep regard for their own stomachs. When to fund junior colleges that's gone, they have to go to a store, and if for some humanity soaks through his stories and comes through strongly in personal reason there weren't any conversation. million; St. Clair, $1.6 stores or their money By UNITED PRESS colleges are: Alpena, $1.2 All this, in addition to INTERNATIONAL million; Bay De Noc, million; Schoolcraft, $2.8 weren't any good, they million; Southwestern, wouldn't know what to his comments on the The Michigan Legislature $757,000; Charles Stewart Clarion writings, has a deep $892,000. do. sent Gov. Milliken a budget bill providing Thursday Mott, $4 million; Alta, $3.5 million; Glen Oaks, Washtenaw, $1.9 million; Wayne County, $5.4 "We do." effect on the workshoppers. As one of them Sci-fi $65.9 million for operation $457,000; Gogebic, At their home, only 10 commented: $762,000; Grand Rapids, million; West Shore, of the state's 29 junior and minutes from the center of "I'll go home when this $3.2 million; Henry Ford, $482,000; Jackson, $2.3 Theodore Sturgeon, an award winning science fiction author, is on campus to teach community colleges in Los Angeles, the Sturgeons is all over and say I met Ted - $4.4 million; Highland Park, million; Kalamazoo Valley, 1973-74. in the Clarion / East SF Workshop. $2 million; Kellogg, $2 raise rabbits for meat and Sturgeon and he changed The House approved a $2.2 million; Kirtland, State News photo by C.L. Michaels million. have a varied vegetable my life." compromise version of the $548,000; Lake Michigan, spending bill 95-4 while the $1.3 million. Senate passed it 35-0. It was Lansing, $4 million; emphasizes the first major budget bill to Macomb County, $7.8 be sent to the governor's desk this session even though the new fiscal year began July 1. million; Mid-Michigan, $880,900; Monroe County, $821,000; Montcalm, $572,000; Muskegon, $2 Workshop By JOHNBORGER exciting writing ■ course in of the ■ is workshop and the creative demands of j Manv Many of the of the stories produced are not readily stories th» the visiting writer. i Afternoons and evenings are Appropriations for the million; North Central, State News Staff Writer the nation" in the words of associate professor in Justin writing." identifiable as science spent writing and in small $557,000; Northwestern, Twenty-five aspiring Theodore Sturgeon, who is Morrill College, said "It s a tremendous fiction, Isaacs said. group discussions. The $1.7 million; Oakland, $6.5 writers and six professional just completing his week as Thursday he hopes to have pressure cooker, and that s The field itself could sessions and writing efforts EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY Ellison, Knight and Wilhelm me of to strengths, he science fiction writers have visiting writer. now be more accurately frequently extend until 3 or at M.S.U. descended for a second year Robin Scott Wilson, who present evening public said. "The other strength of labelled "speculative 4 a.m. UNIVERSITY of the Clarion/East SF started the Clarion lectures on the current state the workshop is that the fiction," Isaacs said. "They attend to you like phone 351 • 7160 Writer's Workshop at MSU. workshops at Clarion State of science fiction. students are getting "The best SF is using the a bunch of vacuum SEVENTH-DAY Ellison is tentatively constant criticism from Technically, a class called College in Pennsylvania in future as a new mythology cleaners," Sturgeon said of ALL SAINTS CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH JMC 410 Studies in 1968, began the current scheduled for July 25 and professional writers and in which the present Is the workshoppers. Road 149 Hiqniand Avenue Composition, the six-week workshop session last week. Knight and Wilhelm for fellow participants, and it s heightened," he said. The professional writers 800 Abbott East Lansing workshop is "the most Writers Ben Bova, Harlan Aug. 8. Time and place totally honest criticism no "Mainstream novels have have responded in kind. The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector 337-1430 Ellison, Damon Knight and are still being arranged. dulled by worries about not really dealt with the Ellison has started a tuition OKEMOS Kate Wilhelm will Isaacs said the workshop hurtingsomeone s feelings metaphors of the age we're scholarship for one of the Saturday Services: FIRST BAPTIST participate in the coming represents "six weeks of Th°ugh bU,ed ®s living in." workshop participants, Group Bible study 9:30 AM 4684 Vtarsh Road, Okemos weeks. Leonard Isaacs, director nearly J total immersion in and fictlonK work?h°P taught by science Students in the Isaacs said. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School workshop spend three hours Almost one-fourth of the Worship 11:00 AM fiction writer, the workshop 11:00 a.m. Worship UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN each morning going over workshoppers at previous Wednesdays UNIVERSITY BAPTIST stresses wrltin«- not a,nJ Clarion sessions have (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C, CHURCH their stories as a group with ALUMNI CHAPEL Discussion and Prayer Group* 7:00 p.m. Praise 310 N. Hagadorn CHURCH particular genre, Isaacs said. become regularly published on campus 7:30 PM writers. 8:30 p.m. College Feliowshii 9:45 a.m. Call 882-6580 or above Bible Study Clarion/East is sponsored ARTHUR TREACHER'S The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain Worship 10:45 a.m. 4608 S. Hagadorn if you need David Daku, Youth Minister 332-5193 332-3035 by Justin Morrill College 5:00 p. in.-Holy Communion transportation 10:00 a.m.-Worship Service W. E. 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Sugden,Pastor James Emery,Youth Pastor to attend church sen'ices JOIN THE CELEBRATION THIS and visit and use the FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Both churches are open for study SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 14, FROM reading room. Call 482-0754 for information 8:30 a.m. — 11:00 p.m. 6 - 12 PM ON M.A.C. & IN THE ALLY Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Friday, July 13, 1973 7 Urban college's fight for funds ending By ABDUL JAMAL ______ State Newt Staff Writer affairs center be established and that more black students resigned, saying that the University community The fight for funds for the College of Urban News Background and faculty be recruited to MSU. responsive to the center. was not Development may be in its last few rounds. On Thursday The objective of the center was to work with various Robert Green was then appointed the state House of Representatives passed a $77.3 million thpir nnl! University become more responsive to departments and colleges of the University to stimulate acting director and appointed director of the center in 1969. Green is now appropriation for MSU including almost $1 million for the 7e j™*"* came shortly after the Martin Luther assassination programs in the area of racial and urban affairs. acting dean of the College of Urban Development. King Jr. . new urban affairs college. The first director of the center was Ron Lee, who is now In May the College of Urban The bill, which was passed by the House, matches the committee of Sixteen recommended that the urban postmaster general. Shortly after Lee became director he Development was approved by the board of trustees. The vote was 6-2 with trustees amount passed by the Senate. The bill will now go to a Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, a House and Senate Joint conference committee to work out compromise between differences in funding for ASKS CITY ¥0 REZONE R-Deckerville, opposed. The new college is and Frank Merriman, composed of two departments: the universities other than MSU. Dept. of Urban and Metropolitan Development and the The future of the College of Urban Development had begun to look dim when the Senate Appropriations Committee removed a portion of the monies appropriated to MSU. Unit supports Dept. of Race and Ethnic Studies. Wilbur Brookover was recentlv chairman of the Dept. of Jack Bain was appointed appointed acting Metropolitan Development and One senator charged that the College of Urban acting chairman of the Dept. of Race and Ethic Studies. East Lansing's Planning Development should not be funded because it was a place will gauge citizen response like fraternity and sorority from the rented house Late in February four trustees -- where people with political aspirations could go to Commission took a first step to the commission's Huff; Merriman; get a plan. houses and apartments. Kenneth Thompson, R-East Lansing; and Clair White, D-Bay toward possible rezoning of Monday. degree. City -- had sent a letter to President Wharton "Whoever heard of a guy the Oakhill The commission adopted Blanket opposing the looking for a job with a degree Avenue rezoning to proposal to create the new college. in urban affairs," Sen. John McCauley, D-Wyandotte. said neighborhood Wednesday the planning staff allow only single-family They had sought to save night. homes in the neighborhood, the house from being The four trustees also said that McCauley Thursday denied that he had made the recommendationti n to they opposed any statement which was reported in the June 29 State News. The commission re-evaluate the goals of which is west of Abbott destroyed so that a 12-unit assumption that Green should be named dean of the new The word fight is not new in terms of the recommended that zoning patterns in the area, Road and north of Valley apartment building could be college, adding that "we oppose naming Dr. Green the dean College of city council introduce a Court Park, has been the constructed on the site. of any Urban Development. The College of Urban Development rezoning which now permit college." and its mother, the Center for Urban Affairs, was started ordinance for the area , apartment development. goal of the Oakhill Citizens which has been the Staff director for Neighborhood during a time when fights between the administration and goal of a Michael black students were just beginning. neighborhood citizen group Conlisk suggested that the Preservation since March. Hie College of Urban Development is an effort to prevent apartment commission consider outgrowth of The seven residents of the Center for Urban Affairs which was established in construction. rezoning the area 458 1968 If council directs the Evergreen Ave.who under then MSU President John A. Hannah. city selectively, prohibiting all initiated the effort to The Committee of Sixteen was organized after attorney to draw up the but single family homes on prevent black apartment students marched on the old administration ordinance, public hearings some streets and recognizing building will be held, where council development in the existing multiple dwellings, neighborhood were evicted SN objects For real sea treasures go to remove s to Bill's State News representatives met efforts. Publications would have to submit Wednesday with the ad hoc committee studying revision of the State News fee to voice their objections to a proposal to periodical requests for funds based on a guideline rating system. Funds for the proposed system would OLDE TOWNE^ remove the $1 per term student fee. Beth Masaikoski and Bill Whiting, State come from an increase in student fees. The committee has been meeting in CLAM BAKE. News co-general managers, told the closed sessions since being appointed at the trustee-appointed committee that such a June meeting of the trustees. move would do great damage to the paper's Representatives of the Grapevine Journal, a ability to provide news coverage and black student newpaper, have attended all services to the University community. but the last two meetings. The committee took no action on the Kim Heron, Journal editor, and Charles proposal but invited State News Massoglia, Off-Campus Council president, representatives to return for another were both asked to leave before meeting next Wednesday and submit a Wednesday's meeting began. position paper detailing objections and When questioned by Massoglia, Radciiff offering alternatives. said that the committeee would have a Committee members were uncertain meeting for public input before a proposal whether they would submit a proposal for is recommended to the trustees. Trustee consideration by the board of trustees at its Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, said, however, meeting July 20, though Trustee Aubrey that the committee needs only to report to Radciiff, R-Lansing and committee the trustees. No date was set for an open chairman, indicated he felt that would not meeting. be possible. Radciiff has stressed that the current The proposal calls for a complex dual proposal is not final and is subject to committee system to be set up to disperse revision before putting it to a vote of the funds for student journalistic and literary trustees. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Women in By TERI Bv TERI ALBRECHT ALBRECHT State News Staff Writer or top'U' positions increasing * . The report cites the position of assistant to the president chancellor as becoming a popular slot in efforts to hire said Thursday tnat hoiH« 'jJJ an assistant vice MSU's Office of msus w11 president position, information services, counseling, Student Affairs and food services. ^'inistra tors library, nursing, housing MSU did not place in the top 10 list in terms of numbers Women in top-level administrative positions at MSU are women in major capacities in central administration. campUS of women administrators, partly because other schools slowly but significantly increasing, reflecting a nationwide Currently 43 women occupy positions of this nature while of any otner unu on u.n v were multi-campus Institutions reporting data for all trend in state and land - grant colleges. Though only three only six held comparable positions in 1970. 'We have almost an equal number of women and men campuses. women now occupy major administrative positions at MSU, Turk said Thursday she did not feel she should be listed adminLstrators> but this is partly because of the traditional in this category though she does occupy a presidential only one occupied a significant job role a year ago. assistant role. geparation ofd'ean of women and dean of men students," Arizona State University was the only single campus MSU's upper - most crust of women administrators she said. The University no longer has these posts, however. institution in the top 10 list, with 22 women as includes Judith Turk, special asst. to President Wharton, "With a presidential assistant job one has more variance and probably not as much responsibility as an assistant vice ... „ _ - She said that a reason so fewwomenseek toproles is administrators, though not necessarily all in top-level Dorothy Arata, asst. provost and Kay White, asst. vice positions. president for student affairs. president or assistant provost would have. Those jobs are partially because they do not wish to compete witn men. Slie more clearly defined and hold more authority," she said. attributed this to the American socialization process. These women were counted in a recent study of 94 MSU currently employs approximately 20 women in institutions in 1972-73 by the National Assn. of State Arata, who is considered the highest ranking woman White added that her position gives her authority to administrative positions. Universities and Land - Grant Colleges . administrator on campus, said Thursday that women have reprimand male subordinates who are unaccustomed to the failed in the past to see themselves as capable of assuming reversed role situation. Among those women at MSU who hold policy-nBkii^ Nationally, the report cited only 179 women who hold top - level decision - making positions, or only about 1.9 leadership positions and because of social conditioning hvae "It's difficult for some men to respond to me as their posts are Nancy Elliott, director of investments and trusts women per institution. been trained only for supportive roles. superior if I have a criticism of their work performances, (who is also the highest ranking woman in an "The internship program which we have established to administrative- professional position), and Lois Lund, dean But progress in bringing women into the top - level ranks she said, "but that is their sexual male hangup, not mine. train some women administrators has a built - in purpose of is evident because only 70 women held the same positions But it is evidently easier for a woman to adjust to Qf the College of Human Ecology, two years ago. changing our self - concepts to show we do believe we can reprimands from a male superior than vice versa." Elliott said Thursday that she found more women to Three women nationally hold positions as heads of three perform competently in decision - making roles," she said. be considered for upper - level jobs than in previous years schools including the president of Hunter College of the The report also stated that women as vice presidents or The study concluded that women are most likely to hold but that openings for jobs fere tight and that she did not see City University of New York, the president of the Texas vice chancellors are still rare, with only nine reported certain types of middle-management jobs, especially in anv major upward within the positions categorized as directors of student service:, future for women at among all the schools responding in the survey. However, moves near system nursing school and the chancellor of Regional College Administration, Indiana University. there were only three in these roles in 1970. registration and admissions, affirmative action plans, public MSU. PROGRAM IWrOtMATIQW 3tt-S»l/' Schools which were listed employing women in these STARTS TODAY Frl. & Mon. thru Thurs. positions were Alabama A&M University, University of Open at 7:00 PM California, Irvine, University of California, Los Angeles, Feature at 7:35 - 9:45 Sat. & Sun. open at 1:00 PM. Feature University of Maryland, University of Nebraska, Rutgers University, Kent State University, University of Texas at MUSIC, PLAYS TOP LIST 215 ABdOTT RO. -DOWNTOWfi 1:35 - 3:40 - 5:40 - Austin, and the University of Utah. 7:45-9:50 Weekend fa By MICHAEL FOX mid Michigan In the music realm, the Recently leading the LP State News Staff Writer entertainment this 100 - voice youth choir of scene list nationally with The decade - old, super - weekend with performances "Masterpiece," the five - Brightmoor Tabernacle in successful fitwup, Detroit will present what group, The me tonight lOniglU and all1 Saturday at member group will hit the Temptations, lead off the pine Knob stage at 8 p.m. both nights they call a "Youthquake Concert" at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Pine Knob Music te Lansing NOW SHOWING! Theater off 1-75 in at the First Assembly of everyday God, 1125 Weber Drive. Clarkston. Sharing the bill mall theatre 2:00-5:30 9:00 will be Earth, Wind & Fire. The concert is free. Down the 1-96 LlMivv-SAOII^W • On Sunday, the Masters THE JUMBLED HEADS Festival of Music will touch expressway towards Detroit, Indian | SPECIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT?! down at Pine Knob bringing the Orchard Ridge campus of Oakland an comedy Chet Atkins' guitar. Boots Community College offers the Brookside The wait is over! Randolph's sax and Floyd Kresge Court 8:30 PM Cramer's piano. Jazz Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. Admission Free July 11-14 ¥hi can thrill again to the happiest sound Closer to home, the old favorite "You're a Good Sunday for MSU music buffs $2. can in all the world. look forward to the Man Charlie Brown" finishes up at 7:30 p.m. following recitals: 8:15 Saturday and Sunday at p.m., Saturday, Anne starring Yves Montand, Romy Schneider, David Frey This it Waverly East Junior High Luther, mezzo soprano; 4 warm, involving film. School on West Michigan p.m. Sunday, Paul Los Angeles Times Avenue on the west side of Bravender, baritone; 8:15 A beautiful film. A delightful experience. Lansing. p.m. Monday, Virginia Judith Crist, NY The ribald play Lowrey, woodwind "Mandragola" finishes up at specialist, all at the Music I would recommend this film. It will leave you smiling. Auditorium. Kathleen Carroll, the Ledges Playhouse in NY Daily News Grand Ledge this weekend. Radio listeners might The mandragola is a herb listen to William F. Buckley MANN THEATRES to which folklore attributes Jr. prose at 4 p.m. Sundav — »u[ANDREWS • <*~PLUMMER the power of giving fertility on WKAR-FM, 90.5 stereo, to a woman but ordaining as his "Firing Line" show ADULT X MOVIES RICHARD HAYDN I WMBSirl ELEANOR FMKERS=, the death of the first man touches the legal aspects of *STo!5Sr I H0KRT WISE I RICHARD HTOCERS I OSCAR HAMMERSITJNII she makes love to. The play, abortion. Ernest lehman i« at 8:30 p.m., is in the For the curious, the Complete ^new^Show playhouse in Fitzgerald Library now has an exhibit [Gl-yj^l COLOR nDtUni Park. called "Faraway Places" The playhouse's third featuring maps, travel QiSO Adults 'til 5 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. $1.00. Adults 'til 5 P.M. show, "Black Comedy" by accounts and other guides Sunday $1.50. Adults all evenings after 5 P.M. - $2.00. Peter Shaffer, opens for the traveler. Children 14 yrs. & under - 75c all times. Students with l.D. - $1.50 all evenings. Wednesday for a two - week Finally, those eager to visit the wilds of northern Michigan apparently need ADMISSION $3.00 MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES not be discouraged by the gas shortage. COUPLES S5.00 "Gas is plentiful in the Upper Peninsula," gloats a press release from the St. Free Refreshments Ignace Area Chamber of Commerce. "Gas shortage! Always The truth of the matter is the tourists are becoming wise to the situation that we are the victims of the major corporations' propaganda." rent a stereoi \ $23.00 per term *9-5° nejac tv rentals; 337-1300 reflection MATINEES sr of 1-=Spartan Twin =—; East = . 1■ sat-&,svun DOR SHOPPING CfNT€R ONLY quality ■ 351-00301 Enter the Age of Aquarius and explore the fascinating subject of ASTROLOGY and the lore of its ZODIAC. Learn the intriguing history of the ancient practice of astrology and the influence of the stars on human affairs and terrestrial events. PROGRAM SCHEDULE (AidioanaliistJ FRL 8:00 & 10:00 PM A new company with years SAT.2-.30, 8:00 & 10:00 PM of speaker construction SUN. behind it. 4:00 PM (no admittance after start) Efficient, accu ADMISSION PRICES ADULTS $1.00 MSU STUDENTS .75 CHILDREN(12 & under) .50 (no pre-school children) MUSIC CO. program information 355-4672 402 S. WASHINGTON Following the 8 o'clock shows there will be a special 16 minute presentation LANSING for skywatchers. After the 10 o'clock shows a current album release will be 245 ANN STREET played. This week: Focui 3 by Focus E. LANSING Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 13, 1973 9 IN 'THE JUMBLED HEADS' Tragedy, comedy mix Quietly, almost Tomlinson makes poetry within the play the come presents. characterization of the His imperceptably, "The alive and achieves the Jumbled Heads" intellectual elicits little by Girish dignity and beauty of spirit Karnad, the second empathy from the audience her part ultimately requires and is not production of the Summer possessed her to have. Wesley ably with the degree of passion Circle Free Theater Festival, plays both buffoon and his fellow actors have begins. The narrator with a white dhoti around his waist martyred lover, slowly brought to their roles. and an embroidered cloth eliminating the farcical elements of his character to Others of special note in about his shoulders walks to attain a tragic stature by the the front of the bare stage a uniformly fine cast are and lights three flames as a play's conclusion. Dale Orrin as the calm, sitar begins to play. assured narrator and Paul Thomas Ferris, however, Oppenheimer, who provides Musicians enter and take stands as the weakest link in much of the comedy as the their places, and homage is the By EDD RUDZATS triangle Karnad man with the horse's head. paid to Ganesh, the State News Reviewer elephant - headed god of Jumbled Heads" is as far India before this unique from that as Earth from the production starts. And once it does, the audience is Sun. in for a rare treat: An Instead, two stories exist almost side by side. One evening of theater decidedly different from dealing with a man with a anything horse's head who yearns to they have seen before. be complete. The other, the "The Jumbled Heads," as main body of Kamad's directed by Farley work, tells how two men Richmond, emerges as a cut off their heads for love, Jumbled splendid blend of comedy and tragedy, made then awaken only to find their heads attached to the In the Summer Circle Free Theater's production of singularly appealing by wrong bodies due to the The play, by Indian writer Girish Karnad, will be Richmond's faithful bumblingof the woman they "The Jumbled Heads," Paul Oppenheimer and Dale presented at 8:30 tonight and Saturday in Kresge adherence to the traditions both love and a divine act Orrin take center stage as the horse and the narrator. Court. State News photo by Jim Keegstra of Indian theater being by the goddess Kali. coupled with the modern The playwright makes his euphemisms found in strongest points via this tale, Karnad's work. Admittedly, using Sanskrit to provide facilitates a certain amount of thoughtful insights into the Pact previous Asian knowledge theater and all its of areas and of love, the intellect marriage. facets would enhance the Among the three enjoyment of the principals involved in this from two-yeor c production. At times the references to different tale of love and bloodshed, Tyrone Wesley and Debbie gods or ancient Tomlinson imbue their legends prove confusing and scenes with depth and Community college graduates will find transferring to agreement was designed to eliminate institutional almost differences in general education requirements, thus making irritating, but this is develop full - bodied MSU next fall easier, thanks to an agreement formulated minor in light of the characterizations. this year f while Yancey ruefully. Jack Nicklaus, loft, places the ball for a putt on the 16th hole while "I haven't played very well. In fact, I 71 turned into a 73 by a two - stroke had a 36 - hole total of 138. Tom Weiskopf led after Thursday's par fellow American, Bert Yancey, picks up loose grass in Thursday's - haven't felt that I've played well both days. penalty at the 12th when his ball went Britisli Open Championship at Troon, Scotland. Nicklaus finished the round with a 135. AP Wirephoto I have played too many bad holes, too down a rabbit hole. Falcons /uim uom obtain Gallagher SUPER HI-FI VALUES, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY TIL MIDNIGHT ATLANTA he Atlanta Falcons (UPI) - signed offensive guard Frank Gallagher as a free agent Thursday and sent defensive THURSDAY NITE SPECIALS B FRIDAY NITE SPECIALS SATURDAY NITE SPECIALS tackle John Small to the Detroit Lions in what amounted to a trade. Gallagher played out his Chicago VI ELMS PRESLEY option with the Lions and 18S&10? LP 2.99 ttECORDED FROM MEMPHIS became Football Detroit a free agent as of May 1 but under National League rules. nad compensated for losing his to be LIST $5.98 0LAS VEGAS" services. Small, who played high school football at Augusta, <»*■ 8~TandCK 4.49 LP SET JI 99 Ga., and was a linebacker at The Citadel, was a No. 1 draft choice of the Falcons MS CASSETTE LIST $6-98 in 1970. PLAYBACK/ Intramura Is PANASONIC 5700 Receiver Sale SHURE Cartridge Entries for Saturday's jl£KV.3« Reg. $39.95 intramural golf tournament must be submitted to the men's intramural office by 5 p.m., Wednesday. All MSU students, faculty and staff are urged to compete. Prizes will be awarded for low Was $299.95 ...a., smooth, ul- student individual gross, low Incorporates just about every faculty - staff individual development in circuit design Super packing a reSp0nSe and an gross and team best ball. for superior performance, out- standing FM reception. IM11UU ® K;funbXvayb»e pncel The tournament will be tZr■ - 179- handicap with both net gross scores counting. Green fees will remain the same • and 8-Band $2.25 for 18 holes for ) PORTABLE lO'^TTwo -Way 10 CK students, $3 for faculty staff. The Callaway system and Radio sPeaker will be used for the two ■ Re9 569.95 man teams, individuals may Super Priced also enter. 2Q00 from A special family 4 to 5 p.m. swim will be ^<2- W® Sunday and continue held * An absolutely sensational buy! Features eight exciting bands ... including FM/ poterP,o|Cd^ea' ^-channel add-on "resPerfect a big ,0» for on all following Sundays at the outdoor pool. Children three years of age and older AM, Short Wave, Police, Air, many more. will be admitted for 50 Limit 1. cents with a maximum PLAYBACK S charge of $1. PLAYBACK Cassette 750-SX Receiver PLAYBACK Portable Model "30" ,. $44-95 Stereo HEADPHONES Reg. $32.95 1Qoo A great Super smooth, wide range stereo Price class.' 149°° 'phones that rank with the finest. Out¬ rageously priced. Limit 1 per customer. i^aencya.APb>9^ Plogbock 523 Frandor Trive HOURS Let us help you, Frandor Shopping Center Monday-Friday 10 AM-9 PM Lansing, Michigan Saturday 10 AM-5:30 PM We're right across 351-7270 Sunday 12-5 PM the street COLLEGE TRAVEL the electronic plaijqround 130 W. Grand (across from Mary River Mayo) 351-6010 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 13, 1973 ]] Small refineries blamed for oil crisis preliminary report of an directly WASHINGTON STAR NEWS to environmental it says. No grand juries have yet question of whether "Whatever their forecasts contrivance, WASHINGTON - investigation into oil problems," the report says. In a related development, been convened, the practices by companies company practices — points "However, showed, however, they Environmentalists may have that import now that the Justice Dept. today spokesman said. themselves, aided by failed to expand refinery As reported earlier this *n unfairly blamed by out insufficient refinery capacity is one of controls have been confirmed reports that it is Within the last two favorable government capacity sufficiently to week, the thrust of the Sor .using oil companies for current fuel the major reasons gasoline is removed, and governmental intervention into the "currently engaged in intense study to determine an months, when gasoline shortages began appearing policies, have abetted the fuel shortage — or at least meet this demand." study is that major oil in short supply this summer. companies cooperate rather industry has become a nationwide, Exxon, the hortages, according to a "Spokesmen for several strong threat, these if the current fuel shortage world's largest oil company, its sudden advent. At another point, the than compete, manipulate tudy done by members of major oil companies argue companies have suddenly is a result of collusion or and several other oil giants "With their advanced study speculates on "the their operations to protect he Federal Trade that the lack of other antitrust violations." econometric models and root causes of the current profits and to try to exclude (refinery) overcome their have reported plans to build tommission (FTC) staff. expansion can be attributed environmental A department spokesman computer simulations, the product 'shortage'" and independents from entering problems," said the investigation began more refineries "The study — a or expand major oil companies should then lists, presumably as or operating in the business. in early June and that it is existing ones. The FTC staff have been able to predict possibilities, And government directed at several oil study, made public by Sen. the current increase in "mismanagement, poor regulations contribute to Henry M. Jackson, D - Minor incidents mar employe strike companies and at "variety a demand for petroleum forecasts, price controls, these practices, the study of operations." Wash., also raises the products," the study said. import quota says. (continued from page 1) keep if any progress at the bargaining table i stores charged that secretaries and is to be made. tier University employes were making At other sites, picketers marched some, all deliveries on their own. but mostly sat and waited for their relief. L'huillier would not say whether the As they watched, a member of Ann Arbor Local 1583 drove irivers were secretaries, faculty or by and told them onstriking workers. A number of cars his union was coming up for support. rere seen leaving the Stores laden with Strikers generally agreed that more help mall packages, mostly office supplies. was necessary and several were anxious to The picketers say they speak only to ask receive the support of the clerical - Irivers to honor their lines, yet they are technical workers and student employes on nsure of what long - range effect their campus. trike might have. A joint statement by Robert Dow, a , 30 - year employe of the Kellogg Student Employe President Tim Cain and Claude Jniversity, said he does not know how Hersh, acting president of the MSU ,ng the strike will last or if his efforts will Student Employes Union, offered support, hallenge the administration. though no present willingness to strike. "I know they've got a stack of mail to The statement reads: dice care of and drivers are honoring the ne. I think they did this to us in the "We wish to express our support for the iimmer so they wouldn't have to worry efforts of locals 999 and 1585 of AFSCME bout it in the fall," Dow said. "They think we're dumb but I've been ere long enough to see what happens," he ontinued. "I was supposed to get a at MSU. We urge the University to demonstrate its good faith by all former contract maintaining provisions including collection of Union dues while collective BASTILLE DAY »cking chair seven months ago and still bargaining continues. For the duration of iven't. I'm going to ask for a wheelchair the strike, we urge all students to be Gordon, Local 999 representative, [sited picketers at the Stores and •minded them both sides have a peace to adamant in refusing to perform the jobs of striking workers. We also urge all members of the University and /acuity to honor the picket lines." EVENT House allots MSU $77.3 million EXTRAORDINAIRE! (continued from page 1) $77.3 million. mid be cut in a joint Houseconference But after those amendments passed, immittee. Zollar introduced his own amendments The bill as passed by the House is that would have again cut the MSU fferent than the Senate's version. The allocation. These were soundly defeated. mate must now review the bill. If it But observers have said that if Zollar is sapproves of the House version the bill on the conference committee he might try >es into a conference committee to work to cut the MSU allocation again, possibly it a compromise. One probable using MSU and other school appropriations member of that inference committee is Sen. Charles 0. as political tradeoffs with the other members in an effort to reach a )llar, R-Benton Harbor and chairman of compromise. e Senate Appropriations Committee who tively tried to cut the MSU allocation in However, both houses .vould have to eSenate. ^ f pass any motion brought out of committee The appropriations comffilWee oiTginally arid "could reject the committee's commended that MSU be allocated $1.9 compromise. >n less than Milliken's commendation of $78.1 million. But the possibility also exists that they The Senate disagreed' with the might accept such a compromise so that immittee, however, and passed a Michigan's public colleges would have some partisan supported block of amendments money for the fiscal year that began on it raised the MSU appropriation back to July 1. governor's recommendation. After the Technically the schools have been school was cut that left MSU with operating without money since then. SIDEWALK CELEBRATION TEN HIGH STREET DANEE at the Alle-Ey! SATURDAY, cJULY 14 ('miff said!) 6 EM. 'TIL 11 MAE $1 cover BETWEEN GRAND RIVER AND ALBERT iri.G sat. only MONEY DOMINO'S SAVING mIT! PIZZA SPECIAl 211 MAC Ave., East Lansing Same speedy free deSivery, With a money saving pizza deal. \\]£ MAN, H0VNEVEK.' 351-6676. 10-7-27 month. 351-7497. 0-7-30 3-7-16 •LOST & FOUND power steering, brakes, One 120 SOUTH HAYFORD, EAST SIDE furnished, 4 •PERSONAL owner. $850. Call 339-8459. TOYOTA CARINA 1972. bedroom, carpeted. 3-7-18 conditioning, carpeted, basement apartment, 3 Now •PEANUTS PERSONAL Automatic, beige, 8,000 modern. $155 and $160, heat available. Summer and fall Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 bedroom, all utilities, $140. ♦REAL ESTATE miles, radio, excellent included. 349-2174 . 3-7-13 No pets, 351-7497. 0-7-30 rates. 351-7497 or night, condition, $2050. Call 676-2191. 0-7-30 •RECREATION SUPREME CONVERTIBLE 1970. New Michlin tires, weekdays between 5:30-6 SUBLET ONE bedroom 301 SOUTH HOLMES furnished •SERVICE Instruction Typing Service air-conditioning, Good tape deck. condition. 349-3689. p.m. 332-3094. 3-7-13 TOYOTA 1968 - 2~ door !J0 L 3 room utilities, 351-7497. 0-7-30 $125 efficiency. per month. All MATURE PERSONS f or e/bedroom, newly decorated home. Large garden space. 4-7-20 hardtop, 45 000 miles, $170/month plus utilities! •TRANSPORTATION original $375. Call HONDA 305 LEARN TO FLY Over 30 ONE AND bedroom Located on Okemos Road! •WANTED - 1964, runs well, - two 3 49 - 24.S evenings or Call must see. Helmet included. years experience in all types furnished mobile homes . . . between 5-6 pm 355-8496 days. 2-7-13 351-0576. 4-7-20 of flight training. Approved $25-$35/ week. 10 minutes 332-3342. 3-7-18 ••RATES** DUNE BUGGIE - 80 h.p., VW for veterans. FRANCIS to campus. Quiet and TOYOTA COROLLA 1972. 10 word minimum top and doors, $1295. TRIUMPH TROPHY 1970-500 AVIATION, Airport Road. peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. FOUR BEDROOM, one year 332-2374. 2-7-13 5,000 miles. Excellent Call 484-1324. c-7-30 lease, cc. Excellent condition. Book 0-7-30 large yard, Okemos condition. Like a new car. price, $775, marriage forces Phone 349-3567.4-7-13 Price negotiable. 351-5977. PARACHUTING THURSDAY FIAT 124 station wagon - 1968. sacrifice, $595. 485-2102 or SUMMER AND fall rentals. BL-1-7-13 afternoons and weekends. Good condition, economical, 351-3644. Tom. 3-7-13 RIVER HOUSE HOUSES NEAR campus. stick. $400 or best offer. Call Instructions. Jewett Airport, APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 VEGA GT 1972, Kammback Furnished, 1 to 5 bedrooms. 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 355-3212. 2-7-13 with radio, clock, lighter, YAMAHA 1972 - 650, 2500 Mason, 12 miles from Enjoy the "good - man apartments. 332-0255. Call 35 1-8614 for miles, excellent condition. campus. 351-0799, 3-7-18 life" in the 10-7-13 appointment. 5-7-20 FIAT WHITE - 1969, 850 Sport luggage rack, wind screen, Call 351-1307 evenings. coming year. $1,927.44. 355-8037. 4-7-13 3.00 26.00 Convertible. convertible New tires and top, engine VW 3-7-13 Employment it •Heated Pool ♦Ample Parking 'Laundry »/vir Cond. EAST LANSING convenient, one - comfortable, bedroom, ON HAGADORN - • 3 bedrooms plus lounge and kitchen. BUG 1970 - AM/FM, 8 completely rebuilt, low 1971 HONDA CL100. 1400 ♦Nicely Furnished available now at summer $280 plus utilities. Phone 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 track, good shape. Call mileage, good shape. $650. miles, 2/helmets. $300. SERVICE STATION attendant, LEASING FOR FALL rates or reserve for fall. No 882-1263. 3-7-16 641-4328 after 6 PM. 3-7-16 489-1356. 3-7-16 332-8089. 3-7-18 female help wanted, days or pets. Call evenings, 351-9020. DEADLINE 9 mo. 12 mo. 1 P.M. one class day evenings, 882-0418. 3-7-13 6-7-13 ONE GIRL - own room in VW BUG 1968, new tire?, 1966 FORD Fairlane 1972 HONDA CL350. Low Eff. $140 mo. $130 mo. house. $55 before publication. per month. convertible. Red, excellent muffler, carburetor, more. WANT GIRL for few hours 1 BR $169 mo. $159 mo. mileage. Just like new. LARGE 2 party furnished 337-9292. 2-7-13 $800. 485-0944.2-7-13 2 BR $230 mo. $215 mo. condition. Call 351-9035 Weekends call 484-5444. domestic work every evening. Peanuts Personal ads 351-3118 efficiency, air conditioned, evenings. 3-7-18 Evenings and weekdays 332-5977. 5-7-23 close to campus. $158. must be pre-paid. VW 1969. 46,000 miles, 745 Burcham Dr. 393-6030. Ask for Chuck. September - June. 484-0585. FORD XL 1967 / 390B8. mechanically good. $850. 3-7-18 FOREMAN WITH minimum 2 485-9720 after 5 p.m. 3-7-18 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. 0-3-3 Cancellations/Corrections Bucket seats, vinyl roof, years College Civil Engineer Cedar Village, own room. - 12 noon one class day before publications. sports console, tires, owner, power. AM/FM, new Blue, one excellent condition. 1972 ROADRUNNER. interior. Fenton Black mags, Auto Service □0 background or experience in installation of swimming pools. Full time inground Immediately. Call 351-6879. 6-7-16 SUMMER, 2 bedrooms, large, furnished, fireplace, parking, ONE OPENING in house, $70, utilities included. 332-6844. 3-7-16 very close. Utilities paid, 349-2727. 2-7-13 Goodyear, raised letter tires. TWO BEDROOM near campus, The State News will be MASON BODY SHOP 812 year around position. Must $125. 332-8594, 484-9774. AM/FM Stereo radio. - $150/month. 132% Beal, 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE have initiativeand be able to 3-7-13 responsible only for the FORD VAN 1965. Good Automatic transmission. Call East Kalamazoo Street since 337-0986. 3-7-18 across from Williams deal with public. Company first day's incorrect running condition. Body 627-5472. 3-7-16 1940. Complete auto will provide training. Call Dormitory. $65/month, with SUBLET FROM July 15 insertion. needs work. $200. 351-3143. painting and collision service. GIRL TO share furnished - bathroom, included utilities. 487-5954 for appointment. September 15. Two man, Jjcfoj 3-7-18 485=0256. C-7-30 Bills are due 7 days from Motorcycles 4-7-20 apartment, own room, Through September 15. Call "<*9/ . c.afppps,, fhao.e after 8 PM 332-5906. 6-7-23 tne ad expWaMon date. If $75/nru»nth. - $25 deposit. "FORD CUSTOM 1966 SPECIAL TIRE discounts for 351-9453 after 4 PM. 3-7-16 l*ot paid by the due date, a 487-3880. 3-7-1 50£ late (full-size), 2 door, automatic, MSU students, faculty, and Ser^|8 % 'A 19 y//. % 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 Call 337-0726, Monday, 23 it 27 NOW - 3 yds. for $1.00 j GARDEN one COTTAGE - cute, bedroom, newly Tuesday, Wednesday, after 7 p.m. 2-7-16 26~ iv % io 31 WHILE THEY LAST furnished. Wide lawn, $150 EAST M-78, ONE bedroom, % JM4 V/i 33 % 3fc Including utilities. 351-0120. 2-7-13 furnished, $140. Monthly, included utilities. 339-9278. % V/, V/, WE ARE NOW 3T 38 59 4° 3-7-18 % % BEHIND PEOPLE'S Church - I 4* ELNA SEWING MACHINE DEALERS one girl, own room. GRAD STUDENTS - two/one y/r 44 4S 46 m 128 W. GRAND RIVER in Williamston. Open Mon. thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Frl. 9-S. Closed Sat. ' I $76/month, immediately until September 15. bedroom apartments, for fall. Quiet, close to campus, nice. % % Open Sun. 10-6. | 3324410. 3-7-16 351-5894. 3-7-16 1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 13, 1973 13 »«» STUDENT 1(5) LMobi,e Homw 17) TOYOTA Mitchell leaves stand SERVICE DIRECTORY LANDCRUISER 24,000, 1969. Down sleeping bags, Schwinn "Lil Tiger" Detroiter, Includes disposal, 1969 most bedroom - 12' X furnishings, 60'. air BOARD EXAM TUTORING KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES (continued from page 1> stingray, hi-chair, misc. conditioner, storage building, now being formed for "Do the you draw a distinction between lying and not 361-0625, 3-7-13 skirting, new refrigerator, 2-3 coming LSAT, MCAT, DAT volunteering?" Dash asked. DR. D. M. DEAN bedrooms. $4,300. See at 315 Board exams. For optometrist KUSTOM COLUMNS, Peavey Cambridge Drive, Windsor information call head and two Electro-Voice Estates, Dimondale. Call 313-354-0085. 0-7 30 CONTACT LENS mike*, $550. Call 646-8916 anytime. X-4-7-16 517-772-1 148, ask for SERVICES "CALIFORNIA NATURALS" Amid the Holiday Inn Quartet. 4-7-20 GRAND OPENING dispute over executive privilege and new from Max Factor. n ABBOTT BP. 332-6563 We almost presidential documents, the White House said Nixon would MARANTZ give mobile Avocado, lemon, cream facial meet with Ervin "as a matter of courtesy," but restated its 1060 stereo amp. homes away. We feature mask, AR turntable cleansing facial, refusal to provide the material with new Skyline and Forest Park moisturizing face toner, the committee wants. our business is • EYES examined golden harvest Empire cartridge. Sony 366 mobile homes. Prices from .your pleasure) $4,895. moisturizer. GULLIVER Ervin sought the meeting after the • GLASSES restaurant call reel to reel stereo tape deck. STATE full, seven - man Sony TC 8W 8-track cartridge DRUGS, 1105 East committee unanimously endorsed a • contact lens Serving Breakfast and college THOMAS MOBILE HOME Grand River. letter to Nixon 332-5171. IX. Collin*, OptonwtrUi Fine Foods travel recorder. Speed graphic 4X5 C-4-7-13 urgently requesting a meeting to head off a confrontation DR pres* camera. PETRI FT SLR SALES between the President and the panel over Nixon's refusal to Open Frl. & Sat. 24 361-6010 C6-Optlcal Services Until Noon Sunday Hour* and camera. Polorids, lenses, 8557 EAST M78 SPARTAN testify or to turn over documents. 5218 S. Log*n. 393-4230 2314 E. 10 miles east of Frandor CO-OPERATIVE Michigan 487-0068 movie cameras, projectors, Nursery School is accepting But Deputy White House Press camera accessories, TV sets, at comer of Colby application for 1973-74 Secretary Gerald L. washday savings TV Warren said "there will be no WE SPECIALIZE equipnn Lake Rd. & M-78 school year, for information change" in Nixon's refusal to 25c per load, bud's Typewriters, clocks, radios, Call anytime testify or his refusal to give the committee notes, letters the best for less IN wall tapestries. 1,000 used and other documents it has requested. WENDROW'S Auto Parti Inc. 675-5152 675-5373 CUTS and STYLING 8-track tapes, $1. up. 1500 or ECONOWASH UNION BUILDING Late Model Motor* and used stereo albums, 50c up. PARKWOOD PARACHUTING The committee warned Nixon of "the special texas - 1970, 12' X 60', THURSDAY very grave part* a speciality. WILCOX SECONDHAND afternoons possibility of a fundamental constitutional confrontation washer 50c BARBER SHOP 3 bedrooms, furnished, air, and weekends. 3006 vine st. •5:30 Mon. thru Frl. 355-335S Halfway between Holt and STEREOLAND, 509 East skirted. Excellent condition, Instructions. Jewett Airport, between the Congress and the Michigan, Lansing. Phone presidency." An Associated " IV ' »lkW-°'s.ars y Appointment or lust w MO" on N.Cedar 694-2154 best offer. 676-1578. 4-7-20 Mason. 12 miles from Press poll of committee members has shown the panel is 485-4391. 8-5:30 campus. 351-0799. 3-7-18 p.m. likely to muster a majority in favor of issuing a Monday - Saturday. 1968 the White House documents it subpena for MARLETTE, 12' X 60', BandAmericard, Master TV AND stereo rentals. seeks, though not for a custom carpeting and drapes. $23 subpena to compel the President to make a Charge, trades, layaways. Superb condition. Located in term/$9.50 month. Free, personal C-7-30 same appearance. Windsor Estates. Call after day delivery and 6:30 p.m. 646-8819 service. Call NEJAC, 12-GUAGE Pump. Excellent Dimondale. 3-7-16 337-1300. C-7-30. condition with case, cleaning 'ERSON NEEDED for 4 ma MALE WALKING distance RIDING - to POWER lawnmower, kit, $65. RCA 18" portable MUST PREGNANT? We house. 489- 5960 at 7 p.n SELL 12 X 50 2 understand. campus, Division Street. Briggs - Stratton engine. B&W; Sears 12" portable, Call 5-7-16 Phone 332-2859. 2-7-13 bedroom older mobile home us. PREGNANCY Excellent condition, $150 B8.W, $75. 351-9127. 7-7-27 COUNSELING' with air 372-1560 641-4493. C-2-7-13 conditioning. 0-7-30 HEN CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, Expando. skirting and storage J® - GARAGE SALE - July 13-15. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone ECHO CHINA close shed. In Mason. $3,000. Call out sale Bike, desk, furniture, toys, 485-8836. 0-7-30 - 1 after 6 p.m. 5-7-20 on sample *et*. Guarantees clothes. 2635 Greencliff, East GUITAR WITH case. Spanish still effective. Less than V* Lansing. 1-7-13 s for It's What's LEAN, QUIET room, male. No style, very good condition, retail DETROITER - 12' X 50'. Improvisational Children's price. 351-5800. Happening must be received in Theater is parking, no cooking, $40. Call after 6 PM C-2-7-16 Washer, dryer, dishwasher FOUR an exciting new Free BEDROOMS, den, large the State News office, 341 Student iesfKos) U class. 7 to 9 p.m. $63/month. 351-1754 484-4139. 2-7-16 and skirting. Located in Services BUg. by 1 p.m. at least everyday living room, insulated and 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Call evenings. 1-7-13 GIBSON Windsor Estates. 355-7709 workroom two class days before B25 - DELUXE 12 or garage. Within Free U for information. "HOT POINT" 646-6346 after 6 PM publication. No announcements Refrigerator. string. Excellent condition, earth cruising machines or walking distance of MSU. W0 BEDROOMS in house Compact, weekends. 3-7-16 will be accepted by phone. A Free U class in large freezer, rings like bells. $250. Chip, $26,500. Down payment beginning available, $50 and $60. white, excellent condition! German via poetry. 7:30 p.m. 337-0342. 3-7-16 negotiable. Call 351-5977 Green Earth is arranging rides Cooking and laundry 12X64 with Expando. Ideal for Tuesday. Will meet twice a week $35. 882 3151. 3-7-18 BL-1-7-13 facilities, utilities included. BEST VALUES young for the Organic Garden Club next to the Free U office. HAMMOND B3 couple. Must sell field day on Sunday. There will - new last REPAIR SERVICE 351-8123 or 393-0837. CAR TOP. immediately. Call 353-9160 EAST LANSIMG. Farwood. - Sailboat with September. Call after 5:30 by be no regular meeting. Male Consciousness 1-7 13 8-5 Raising accessories. Sails two, dry. PM 371-2057. 3-7-16 ACCESSORIES p.m. or 484-9539 owner. 2 year old, four will meet at 7 p.m. weekends. 4-7-20 Free U is tonight and IUIET ROOM for male student. 337-1115 or 337-0862. bedroom, custom - built now offering guitar is open to new people. Call Free for beginners and intermediates. 1-7-13 US DIVERS home with U for information. 211 'S Grand River across scuba tank, Velocipede Peddler everything. For information call the Free U from Union, $48 351-6629. X-5-7-13 per month. PHILIPS GA212 turntable, almost new. Stanton 681 regulator, air gage. 355-0819 after 5 PM. 3-7-16 541 E. Grand River t & Found jj Q Completely landscaped. Featuring huge redwood deck and Housing Research and Tenant organization. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday EE, y,Downstairs 351 - 7240J shingled playhouse. Tai Chi Chwann, a dance at S01 M.A.C. Ave. ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE also Shure M91E. All for $175. 332-6422. 2-7-16 RANDALL HEALTH FOOD FIND SOMETHING? 351-0836. 6-7-23 class. between 6 p.m. the today outside Union and south, near Michigan Avenue. TWO KLH 17 If you've found a SPECIAL SALE speakers pet or article Beaumont Tower. Taught by Meeting of tank-top wearers, Quiet for student, near $100/pair. of value, we want to Recreation male and female to busline. $15 a week plus BSR TURNTABLE GE AM/FM Rose Hips C (250 mg.) receiver, $150. 1 Sherwood 1 AR return it. Just come into the help you ! Beng Oh. protest the Campus Theater's new policy. receiver, Winthrop 3 500 for $3.99. State Meet at 7 p.m. and/or 9 deposit. Phone 627-5454. way air turntable $50. All News Classified Intensive French is no p.m. 3-7-13 suspension Brookfleld Plaza Department and FLIGHTS TO Europe. tonight at the theater. speakers. components $275. 1 Zenith tell us that New longer meeting. Follow-up 484-6502. 1-7-13 color TV $150, stand you want to place ad in York - Frankfurt return from sessions, using short stories wiil $10, an A free concert. 3 to 7 JMMER. ROOMS both $155. 1 adding machine EAST LANSING STATE $165. Anne be meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesdays p.m. available. Munnich, Sunday at Alton Road Park. Sky Male and Female. Howland CAMERAS: MINOLTA 16 mm SEWING BANK'S found column. As a 355-7846 5-7- p.m. 0-7-30 and Thursdays next to the Free MACHINE clearance $25. Call 351-5689 after 3 Song and Justice Myles, Mojo model N with flash. Model P. U office. House Co-Op. 332-6521. salel Brand new portable, p.m. anyday. 3-7-13 public service EAST Boogie band will appear. 3-7-13 Best offer. Phone 355-1214. $49.95, $5 LANSING STATE per month. Large BANK X-3-7-16 •election of reconditioned GUNS, RIFLES, and hand will run the ad at no extra guns used )W RENTING. and doubles, Girls, singles furnished EXCELLENT STEREO system. Kenwood 6160 receiver, 220 machines. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Home and "many others". $19.95 of all kinds. sell. BOB'S Buy, trade and GUN SHOP. SKY - HIGH Tree Service, Sensitivity through massage, yoga and dance is now meeting STORY'S Christian home. Only those 2412 South professional work, low Cedar. Call interested in a quiet home ironment need apply. No watts. Infinity Dual 1229 turntable. Holosonic. 1, to $39.95. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Terms. 371-2244. O-7-30 fully insured. 351-2756 5-7-13 rates, at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday in 301 Agriculture Hall. The class is still DAILY open. speakers. Sounds better than 50% OFF P.A. CAMERA IN library. 7-11-73. i, no waterbeds. 351-4950. 4-7-13 Phone Bose. Call Chris, 337-7776. COMPANY.' Washington. 1115 489-6448. North guitar cabinets, mixers, amps. GILL Can be claimed at 211'/j East HOME REMODELING. Free Dulcimers. Making DOZEN 2-7-13 C-7-30 Grand River. No. 2. C-3-7-18 estimates and advice. JIM ELECTRONICS, 349-9293 playing. Continues to continue. USED mornings, 5-7 p.m. 5-7-1 WOLNOSKY, 351-8753 Call Free U for information. LITTLE TIGER cat 4 months 337-0369. 3-7-13 DAVENPORT, 2 matching end SPECIALS FOOD AND GENERAL tables and lamps. 2 matching chairs. Call 332-1966 after selection... Old, female, bushy tail, long hair. Sometimes answers to FOR QUALITY service on There will be workshop at 7 p.m. tonight at a video TV OF T E "widest the Married Housing office. All 5:15 pm, or 355-4588 days. name Flori. Around Grove stereo equipment, see the lowest interested people are invited 3-7-13 Street. 351-9452. 2-7-13 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East prices!" Grand River. C-7-30 Campaign meeting forMcNeil WEEK MERCHANDISE ELECTRIC GUITAR, Gretsch. $450. condition. Must new excellent chosshdhos cvcic LOST: parakeet A on green July Spartan Village Laundry No. / yellow 7th near Typing Service Brown for city scheduled for 4 p.m. Sunday at 501 M.A.C. Ave.. council Radical is 70 Plymouth Duster sell, $200. , , Research Office. Call Steve MOTOR HOME: Cortez, 1. Call 355-2930 if you have at 489-3025. 1964, ■942 MANAGEMENT 3-7-13 BAND BROKE-UP, must sell luxurious, self contained, fully equipped, low mileage. $5,500. 676-5308. 5-7-20 any FOUND: information. 2-7-13 PREGNANT cat, TERM PAPERS with IBM Selectric. Phone after 5pm Volunteers needed for 1'IRGIM grocery price project, 71 Vega 351-7824. B-12-7-30 ' d°0 this week; Latin percussion black short - hair, white ~~~~ w n w a" d'^'r e" su^e^ 2 Dr. conga drum, Milo guitar HOOVER PORTABLE washer diaper. Burcham - Alton inflationary food prices. Meet TYPING, TERM '1260 MEDER THRIFTY ACRES cabinet, acoustic 150 amp head, Sireko Echo plex, Phase Linear 400, Kasino 16 with spin basket. Drapes, boy's clothes. 355-1129. Call by Friday, July 13th. 2-7-13 Roads. 332-6405. C-2-7-13 FOUND: SMALL black calico Elite 2-7-16 type. papers and etc. Call 332-8505. for training at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Abbot Hall lounge. All 72 Datsun Wagon persons interested in Put your experience to work at channel mixer. 351-2740. kitten. Contact Laurel, 431 Automatic Trans. a progressive retailer. 5-7-11 BOAT Porta-Potti. OR CAMPER Used 1 season. Abbott, Apartment evenings. C-3-7-13 No. 1 ica Elite). 11 years rr.:vnpVt;„r." Beaumont Tower (Snvder Hall One owner trade-in 1789 VW CAMPER tent: 10' X 10', Good condition. $50. Can be experience. SANDI, lobby if it rains). 3 39-8 9 3 4. C-7-30 excellent shape 7 years old. seen at 4804 West St. Joseph, FOUND: FEMALE gray / white Tolkien 66 Delta 88 Fellowship will meet OPPORTUNITY $120. kitten in 'Flowerpot District'. FrQQ\,0 attaches ^Sctiy but also to camper. Lansing. 3-7-16 5 months old? 351-3379. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, at 8 p-m- ton'ght at Beaumont 4 Dr. Okemos. Electric typewriter Tower (Snyder Hall Lobby if it *188 New, $200. 337-1246. 6-7-20 C-3-7-18 Call 349-1773 Due to continued growth, we have several 100 USED VACUUM weekends. evenings and "ft accep Nominations e . for Troll opportunities for aggressive individuals in our ALL TYPES of optical repairs. CLEANERS. Tanks, weekdays. 0-7-20 373-6726 71 Pinto Prompt service. OPTICAL canisters, and uprights. , Management Program. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 Transportation j>UU 2 Dr. Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. and up. DENNIS ANN BROWN. Typing and . °° I $1086 C-3-7-13 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, multilith offset printing. 316 North Cedar, opposite Complete service for PEOPLE FOR car pool from 69 Datsun 2000 We are DACKGROUND GIRLS' COLLEGIATE Schwinn 5-speed. Yellow, new City Market. C-7-30 dissertations, manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 23 years theses. experience. city Natural area. of Mason Science 355-1715 3-7-13 to MSU Building Conv. Silver S687 seeking individuals with recent condition, $75. 351-1034. 349-0850 C-7-30 experience or education in the retail food or 3-7-18 general merchandise >. 351-7917. 3-7-13 71 Datsun Wagon THESES, RESUMES, typing Wanted industry. TEAC A -350 CASSETTE and printing. Reasonable Blue, low mileage, recorder (built in LOST: TOY Collie, female. Dolby). one owner Never used, $220 or best Answers to "Cassie." prices. COMMERCIAL *1386 641-421 7, PRINTING. 337-0712. GRADUATE STUDENT offer. 351-0926. 2-7-16 339-2351, C-7-30 SAURY UNIVERSAL PORTABLE zig-zag sewing machine, $35, GERMAN SHORT pointers. National Champion blood lines. $100 or trade for haired CAT 332-2511. 2-7-16 - WH ITE/black stripes. E X/-T..E R ' ENCED TYPIST, Experiencecd carpentry' masonry. basement Desires (etc). low Exchanged cost 67 Jeep 2 Dr. $1095 Negotiable - Reflects our desire to obtain Easy Mangle Ironer, $15. sporting goods. Terms. PX Found corner of Abbott and Okemos. Electric Call typewriter. for services. Fall 332-6219 349-1773 eveings and 5-13-73 t0P-quality personnel. 482-3832. 1-7-13 Store. 351-5323.6-7-23 M-78. 337-0815. C3-7-18 weekends. 373-6726 69 Cutlass weekdays. 0-7-30 DESPERATELY LOST: NEED used MOTOBECANE GRAND PURE BREED Alaskan Malamut EARRING pierced, 2 Dr. To u r i SOLD5'' frame, puppies. 7 weeks, shots and cylindrical. Danish, gothic pRo"FErs7oi;rL~rB«, *698 BENEFITS Camagndo Hubs. $125. Jeff, 332-6422. 3-7-16 wormed, $50. 349-3113 after 6 P.M. 3-7-18 style. Sentimental 484-0651. 2-7-13 value. dissertation English NORTH, typing. MA degree. MARTY 351-3487. C-7-30 NOTE 68 Delta Company paid dental, life, optical, SHEPHERD HUSKY pups. One ADORABLE PUPPY needs REWARD: FOR large brindle CORRECTION Psychology Study: Women in 4 Dr. male, two females. Males $20 1 and hospitalization insurance, and females $15. 349-3871. home to escape dogcatcher. male afghan 2V4 vears. Last EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 9°od health taking no drugs. *388 birthdays, holidays, and vacations. Sick - 3-7-16 627-6129. Free. 8-1-7-13 seen collar. in JKyjMO :ing, '~yoo07. After 5 PM, beige Dissertations. (Pica FAYANN, 489-0358. - Elite). except possibly oral PaV Plan and a C-7-30 contraceptives. $2 or 1% 66 Ford Fairlane vested pension plan. FREE KITTENS: Adorable 351-8365. 6-7-23 hours participation. Call CONN FLUTF . Qist sell. New friendly grey tigers. Litter Lorraine 353-9176, 4-5:30 White, standard SOU Interested persons should apply to the $150, 351-3374. 2,-7-13 $50. Call trained. 349-1216 evenings. 1-7-13 Personal .1(71 COMPLETE SERVICE' discount printing. THESES PM weekdays information. 2-7-13 for >289 ExiT'fa'ity . Lansing, on lnn> 3600 Dunkel Rd., Jolly Rd. ORGAN SILVER rock style, IBM these, typing and binding 67 Grand Prix Friday, July 13, between 10 - Kustom, excellent condition. FREE - SMALL St. Bernard, FREE ...A lesson in complexion resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner L- be there ant* ^ p.m. A Meijer representative will Built in amp, reverb speakers, needs good home care. Call 484-4519 East M.A.C. and Grand 2 Dr. HT desperately, 13 month old River, talk to you. If you are unable to horns. 349-2470.3-7-16 female. 485-3494. 1-7-13 Michigan or 485-7197 below Jones Stationery Shop. 768 attend, Jse send Lansing Mall. MERLE Call COPYGRAPH NEED A cheap old used piano your resume or call NORMAN in 616-453. 6711, extension , GARAGE SALEI Books, STUDIOS' C-7-30 COSMETICS SERVICES' 337-1666. 5-7-20 good condition, 337-2176 241, for more SIBERIAN HUSKY puppy. C-7-30 '"formation. bedspread, lawnmower, golf Blue-eyed, red and white. cart, clothing, rug. Misc. 905 AKC. $100 or best offer. DON'T FORGET blood Virginia, East Lansing. Friday, July 13, 9-5. 2-7-13 349 2990. 3-7-13 PLEASE HELP. Young man in prison is lonely and wishes to EXPERIENCED typing(pica, elite), 1331 East . „ only Professional from people. comes STORY donors Meijer Incorporated MOVING SALE: Baby crib, ONE YEAR registered female collie. Loves children. correspond with girls. If you can help. Call for address. 3-7-18 Bill, 337-7318. Kalamazoo: 5-7-13 r " compensated. COMMUNITY MICHIGAN BLOOD EAST LOT clothes, toys, tents, dishes, CENTER. 337-7183. Hours 1153 E. Michigan 2727 Walker Reasonable to good home. more. July 13, 14, 15. 10-7 WATERBED SALE Monday, Thursday and Grand Rapids, Mich. Moving, must sell. Call - all sizes, GET MORE out of life with a Friday ^4:30pm Tuesday One Block From Campus p.m. 3111 Manley Drive. 394-1238 after 7:30 p.m. cool summer comfortl Sale better job. Look for it today . 49504 882-6443. 1-7-13 5-7-20 $8,951 351-0717. 1-7-13 and Wednesday 12-6pm. in the Employment Ads. C-7-30 Friday, July 13,1973 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sode says By JIM BUSH State News Staff Writer " drain job misunderstood subdivisions and adopted methods, which, he says, are computerized^ office accounting "second to none" in the mediaV°terS about . . him, his plans and his accomplishments. „ . i 1 k"°W ... nanracontoHvps on one ^AiSed^f' occasion took watergate type activities - Ingham County, Carr replied that he is sure a Dntshnt a« glingtn■ voters kno"1 A visitor to his office in Mason finds his name written in nation. people with Sode's "mentality" couldn't handle th* He says it's the understatement of the year to call his job "We've tried to respond to environmental concerns even script on the door of the drain commissioner's car, on the Watergate brand of political unscrupulousness. "misunderstood." before they became a top priority nationally," the image - door to his office and on matchbooks strewn about the Sode, who says he was amused by Carr's comment But if anyone can explain his work to his constituents — conscious Sode said. room. conceded he might change his mind about running. and make it sound ecologically crucial as well - it's Dick Sode's environmental responsibilities make his job a lot The matchbooks sport a photograph of Sode and say, Sode, Ingham County's charismatic drain commissioner. "A year from now I might be after something," he said more comprehensive than just operating and maintaining "Help stop pollution — join our team, help keep Ingham "But I know I'll get defeated someday and I'll be out nf Sode, 30, puts in 70 - hour work weeks trying, he says, county drains. clean." to bring his often - ridiculed, supposedly boring job "into Sode's information effort doesn't stop there. He s politics looking for a job." As drain commissioner, Sode is also responsible for solid Now a senior in Justin Morrill College in his eighth year nf the 21st century." It's working. prepared an abundance of press releases, lengthy letters waste disposal in the county, resource recovery (recycling), part time schooling, Sode said he wants to teach. In the four and a half years since he was first elected to on the Lake Lansing project and on his efforts to secure a - and, in cooperation with local governments, waste water "I'm starting to get turned on to the idea of teaching th his $17,325 position, Sode has earned a reputation as one site for his solid waste landfill, and 150 - page annual of the most progressive drain commissioners in the country. treatment. handicapped," he said. "But basically I just want to k! "This is what drives nuts in this reports. aware of the world around me — politics is not for m He's working at such environmental plans as a federally me job," Sode, who "I believe in communications," Sode, an influential commended solid waste disposal system and the attends MSU part - time, concedes. "This office is so diverse forever." county Republican, says. "People are generally upset with reclamation of Lake Lansing in Haslett for recreational use. that it takes a good manager to run it. I'm glad I'm not an government. If you get your ideas through to people, the Sode was county chairman of President Niw In addition, he's already implemented a computerized engineer or technician." facts will speak strongly enough for themselves.' iqcq "*°n! prenomination campaign in 1968 and has a picture j • : »! — 1 . Sode, who worked at radio and television station while .. , , method for construction of storm drains aimed at ending a "If people aren't overcome by egotism and him9e|f shaking Nixon's hand hanging in his office to ™- flooded basements, backed - up sewers and muddy still in high school, knows the value of the communications prove emotionalism, we'll get our projects accepted," he added. "Otherwise, we're probably wrong anyway." He says it would be silly for anyone to Sode is consistent in his expressions of faith in condone Watergate, but his faith in Nixon is unshaken despite it democracy. His 1972 annual report .. - .. . - begins with a Baruch . , . . "I haven't really been one to abandon any of mv friPnH, quotation: 'Government is not a> substitute for people, but when th ,fe |n trouble » gode said. "We're only as i 8 simply the instrument through which they act. the ,e around however) and the ^/ J°°d« Despite such extensive public relations, despite his active some bad ,e workj for him „ has had Republicanism — the value of private enterprise keeps cropping up in his monolog — and despite his relative youth He said the Watergate hearings are confusing, and good looks, Sode maintains he does not aspire to higher "We get so many half - truths out of Washington these political office. days and they're all out of context," he said. "It's hard to "I couldn't effectively do my job of running this tell what really happened, frustrating office if I were thinking of running for Sode, who was elected to his second four - year term last anything," Sode said. November, runs an office staffed by eight employes, part of Various newspapers have suggested he will seek a state a total staff that includes 150 project consultants. Senate or U.S. Congress position in 1974. 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He's says his goal right now is to be a teacher. young, good ■ looking, image - conscious, active in Republican politics and is working to make a name State News photo by Ken Ferguson D9 $299 m Drain commissioner KONICA AUTOPEFLEX "A" to critics of propo 52 mm f/1.8 Lens Ingham County Drain Commissioner Richard Sode has Only Delhi Township has so far given its approval to a landfill within its borders, but Sode believes the Alaiedon responded in classic fashion to one of his biggest headaches ~ the current lack of a public,solid waste disposal facility. Sode Tuesday night released a 12-page letter responding to critics of the proposed 176-acre site for a new sanitary site is better. Since the old county dump closed area governments have been forced to use private waste facilities, which cost taxpayers more than a public landfill '188 landfill in Alaiedon Township, just south of 1-96. would. 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