the michigan Volume 66 Number 10 Michigan State University East Mawi Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 16, 1973 Mediator By JOHN LINDSTROM to aid in No future talks have been slated with Local 999. U,' union talks State News Staff Writer on what the University was offering and what the unions The announcement on the progress of the talks capped a gotten a petition from several students in Snyder' - Phillips were asking for on these issues. No agreement was reached Sunday in negotiations weekend filled with false rumors that agreement was near, Neither Arthur Kieselbach, president of saying the food is better." I between the University and both striking locals after 26 the interference by strikers with U.S. mail delivery and the 1585, or Chuck Jennings, president of 999, could be located for comment. Eckel said that they had changed menus but "this is I hours of hard negotiation since Friday evening. formation of a student strike support committee. Though Groty's statement Sunday said University nothing uncommon. We change menus during the regular I A state mediator from the Michigan Employment Negotiations between both locals and MSU went services were continuing to year. If we don't have roast beef we change over to veal." I Relations Commission will be on hand at today's talks with through long sessions all three days of the weekend. operate without interruption, the Union Grill was closed because of the But if all deliveries were stopped, Eckel admitted, "We I Local 1585 of American Federation of State, County and Local 1585 officials met with the University negotiators striking employes are strike. The also curtailing certain maintenance would have problems." 1 Municipal Employes (AFSCME). Friday night, for 15 hours Saturday and again on Sunday. "We could serve a couple of meals but then we would I Mediator Edward Connors will sit down with both sides functions such as air conditioning in Wells Hall. Meetings with Local 999 representatives occurred on Friday and start running out of perishable food, which has to be The week I at an 11 a-m- meeting today, according to a statement Saturday night. long strike apparently began to affect replaced just about every day." shipments of food to campus I issued Sunday by C. Keith Groty, asst. vice president for residence halls and other buildings, because members of the Teamsters Union are Over the weekend an anonymous phone caller I personnel and employe relations. Earlier in the weekend, Groty had said he was hopeful refusing to cross picket lines. But Peter Eckel, asst. manager apparently called one of the unions and threatened to I "While a few issues were resolved several major issues that the long negotiations would of the residence tamper with the residence hall food in support of the strike. ■ including wages remain in dispute," Groty said, "Given the bring a settlement by halls, denied that MSU was beginning to Monday. suffer from a food Groty said that all food has been inspected and nothing I closeness of positions, the assistance of the state mediator is shortage. wronghas been discovered. Apparently issues on wages, job classifications and fringe "1 don't see any problems. Deliveries have not really llikely to speed up final agreement." benefits have yet to be resolved. No comments were made been hampered," Eckel said. "As a matter of fact, we've "As far as we're concerned it was just a crank call," (continued on page 7) SEEK STUDENT AID Pickets re strike settl By JOHN LINDSTROM But now that they are on strike State News Staff Writer they feel they should hold out for an A sample of striking MSU workers equitable settlement. manning the picket lines agree on The 15 several points about the strike. picketing workers randomly interviewed by the State News They all admit that they don't admitted they don't know how know how long the strike will go on, the strike will long and they all agree that they hope the go on;Ht>ut several felt that it could go on for at strike doesn't go on much longer. least several weeks. They also agree that if all student employes boycotted in sympathy with "I get the feeling it'll probably go the strikers, negotiations between the on until September," Les Carpenter unions and the University would said. "When they struck before it lasted probably come quickly to an until September, so I get the feeling agreement. (continued on page 7) But pickets do not agree on how the strike started, whether the strike was necessary or even whether the union members ever wanted the strike. "The union was railroaded into a New ports strike," Myrna Bates, a member of Local 1585, of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes (AFSCME). said may cause Sunday. "I didn't want the strike but the University did. This strike will hurt than it will them." oil us more Jerry Stoecker, picketing Bates at the Abbott Road entrance to campus, agreed. with spillage BY WASHINGTON STAR - NEWS "We don't even know who voted WASHINGTON - The Nixon for a strike. Anyone could have, Administration is planning to press whether they were in the union or not." ahead with construction of giant he said. "We voted at an open offshore ports on the East Coast to meeting, you didn't need a union card handle to vote, we didn't vote expected massive oil imports, by secret even though it concedes that ballot. Anyone could have come to that "chronic" spillage could threaten meeting and voted for a strike." wildlife and beaches. Local 1585, representing The conclusion is contained in an maintenance employes, cooks and other MSU personnel, overwhelmingly unpublished draft environmental voted to go on strike last Tuesday. impact statement circulating among federal agencies. The report was Local 999, representing the skilled drafted to accompany proposed trades employes, went on strike administration legislation which would In the Monday. "We feel there are some authorize the Secretary of the Interior Lake to regulate construction and operation Lansing, three miles northeast of the MSU campus, is figure out an optimum level for the lake. Federal funding is explanations due. We knew nothing of the deepwater ports. slowly dying because the shallow depth of the lake allows about this in advance and we should The report predicts that one or two being sought for the dredging which would be necessary, but no have known about it several weeks in excessive plant growth. of the facilities will be completed by Ingham County officials and lake appropriations have yet been allocated. See story on page 5. advance," Stoecker said. "This is residents are promoting a $1 million program which would 1980. The most likely mid - Atlantic State News photo by Dave Schmier no way to run a union." site appears to be off the coast of either Delaware or New Jersey — close to population concentrations and Senator urges existing facilities. papers' release The superports bill is expected to provide one of the first major clashes between environmental concerns and the nation's energy needs. I WASHINGTON (AP) — President the committee wants if they are not of subpena and refusal to abide of the "The oil industry," the draft Pixon is in trouble with the a a Watergate coverup. provision of those documents helpful Dver the Watergate scandal and should people volunteered. with it," Inouye said. In a separate appearance, to the investigation and do not statement reports, "is giving possibly But he agrees with chairman meanwhile, Sen. James L. Buckley, three Gulf Coast locations as ■uickly volunteer to make his trespass on internal communications," ... •"d himself available to papers ^am Ervin Jr., D-N.C., that it would Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., Con. -R, N.Y., said he believes it is Buckley said. potential sites for deepwater terminal Senate be fruitless for the committee to seek another panel member, said in New important to preserve the doctrine Inouye was interviewed on the CBS operations." jjvestigators, Sen. P-Hawaii, said Daniel K. Inouye, a court battle with the President on the issue if he refuses to honor a York he believes the seven Watergate that there is a clear executive privilege television news program, "Face the According to the report, Delaware Sunday. committee senators would be willing that protects internal White House Nation." Buckley appeared on NBC's Bay. inside the Cape May area, is subpena. to go to the White House for a private communications from being disclosed "Meet the Press." Weicker was a guest favored by a consortium of 15 major Inouye, a member of the Senate meeting with the President if that publicly. oil companies as the East Coast ate. on the "Newsmaker" program of tL ate investigating committee, u "The people of the United States would make it easier for the President "I do feel the White House ought to WCBS-TV in New York City. The administration bill would not |& a he will vote to subpena the papers will make a judgment on the issuance to respond to allegations that he knew be leaning over backwards in the The Watergate committee Monday affect the area that lies within state limits. The tone of the report, opens a full five-day week of televised however indicates that the testimony with a return appearance by FRIDAY RELEASE PREDICTED Richard A. Moore, the White House special counsel who has disputed government believes that will be built in this a superport general vicinity, elements of testimony by former (continued on page 8) White House counsel John W. Dean III Mxon prognosis good who Watergate implicated coverup. Nixon Moore will be followed Monday by Herbert W. Kalmbach, the President's in the Inside Monday former personal lawyer and campaign L H NGTON (AP) — President Nixon continued to and discomfort occurs only with deep breathing now. fund raiser. •Carnegie Commission ■npiiJ • imProvement Sunday in his bout with viral As had been predicted, Tkach said that the President is Nixon is hospitalized with a case of recommends a hike in the cost lm„^onia; an^ his doctors reported he is expected to experiencing malaise and fatigue and the period of viral pneumonia and a spokesman said of higher education. Page 2 T n m the hospital at least until Friday. convalescence is expected to run for some 10 days after he he definitely will not keep a promised leaves the hospital. JmLhH^esidJPnt ■m« da.ly after inhalation 'las been sitting up for brief periods, four Dr. Tkach said that Nixon would not be able to leave the appointment with Ervin while he is a •Local police thwart and chest therapy. patient. weekend bike thefts. Page 3 hospital until Friday at the earliest. ■alter R Tun /yi, Originally Rogers was to be accompanied by Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz, Cl_UU>££Ki CP Agriculture Secretary Earl ... the Alle-Ey TUfe Wcca> - Butz and Herbert Stein, chairman of President Nixon's UKvCjfe^ CAK-"I>b Council of Economic Advisers. and you. Last-minute cancellations ROGERS by these high officials has Ten High created mood of a all week rossroads Import dissatisfaction among the Japanese who planned to S17-3S1-BeiO 210 abbot) rd. •- lansing, mlchlgan discuss with them. economic difficulties Sweet, Sweet Comfort tue. Skylab countdown begins Kmi Engineers Sunday started the countdown on the Saturn rocket and Apollo spacecraft that will boost the second set of Skylab astronauts to America's first space station later this month. PRE-SEASON SALE Turtleneck Sweater KAMilY The countdown began at 11 p.m. EDT and will continue until a Friday morning hold. *6 It will be picked up at 7 a.m. EDT July 26 for the last 48 hours before Navy Capt. Alan 3ean, Dr. now through July 20. . . Owen Garriott and Marine Maj. Jack Lousma soar away at 7:08 a.m. EDT July 28. superb savings on this The astronauts, who plan a 56-day mission in acrylic rib knit classic the scientific cabin in the sky, will remain at the Johnson Space Center at Houston, Tex., until July . . styled to accent your 26, when they will fly to the Kennedy Space sportswear wardrobe in fall Center. shades of red, brown, gold, hunter green, beige, rust, Filipinos ordered to vote burgundy, navy, black, pink or white. Sizes S-M-L. The martial law government of President LITTLE SEPARATES - STREET FLOOR Ferdinand E. Marcos warned Sunday that any member of Philippine citizen assemblies who fails to vote in a coming referendum without a good excuse may be sent to jail. An announcement by the Dept. of Information said failure to vote without a valid reason is punishable by imprisonment for one to six months under a JULU16-21 presidential referendum. decree setting guidelines for the M.00 cover all week The announcement came assemblies. They will be asked on July 27 to on registration day for membership in the citizen the last Jacobisoris open thursday and friday evenings 'til nine The STABLES approve the extension of Marcos' martial law rule closed Saturdays through august 11th beyond the end of 1973. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Julv 16, 1973 3 10 DISCUSS EDITORIAL POLICIES | L.y By Two SN, Indian rep may meet ByjOHNBORGER junN ctaffBORGER State News Staff Writer State News meet Writer editors with John he he and and Bob editorial editor, editor, were Novosad, Bob Novosad, were readv to meet with Winchester at any time convenient to the ready Indian Indian groups attended the mpptino tn nmiocf meeting to protest the May 17 publication of a view entitled "Indians point of show responsibility on the ~»u„ .ma. part of the editors," said. "It does harm to already deprived people." »> * ' he i an delude itself that everyone ...u„ racist." , wn« who goes to MSU is not a Sftfc OfcCoUjtf 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP Since the Mon. Sat. 9 6 - coordinator. Parasites of Society." responsibility Winchester, coordinator of Winchester requested William A. LeBlanc, staff for publication of news and K American Indian Winchester said he was member of the State such a meeting opinion falls solely on Kogram. to discuss the Friday at the monthly meeting of the concerned with the effect Commission on Indian Whiting and the student Eper's sensitivity to Indian the point of view had had Affairs, said that while he 10% OFF KODAK FILM State News editorial board, the Board of on Indians at the 1*1 Whiting, Directors. He and and on the University University's did not like the point of view, "as long as the thing is directors could only hear the protest and leave action Litor-in chief, said Sunday representatives of several other 1 recruitment students. of Indian a letter, I am content with on the matter to Whiting the opportunity to PROCESSING and the editors. "We felt to have this hit Whiting respond." He added that he said he would be happy to the paper would tear down would fight to make sure meet with Winchester at anv the attitude of the that parents," Indians did have an time. No Limit Winchester said. He said equal opportunity In other business Coupon that to Friday, Expires July 23, 1973 some Indian parents respond. the directors deleted the East Lansing Store Only might not distinguish section of their bylaws between the University and LeBlanc urged ucoiain: urged the me State aiaie (U , News the University CIGARETTES the State News or between the news functions of and opinion "The "paper. make an active effort to eraf* ,the information gap profits over board of trustees. to the MSU Limit 3 3 PACKS 99° Consequently, they would on Indian affairs, The deletion allows the Coupon not want to have their Roland Expires July 23, 1973 Williams, the directors to dispose of East Lansing Store Only children attend only black member of the money left over at the end university which did not board of directors, of each fiscal like Indians. year in expressed his solidarity with whatever George Cornell, Detroit the manner they Indiaus and choose. RAID Currently, such 25° OFF sophomore, echoed commented: money is granted to the Winchester's concern. He "If the State News is Committee for Alternative noted that the University's going to print articles like Publications on Campus. Indian student population that, then they should stop The directors decided to HOUSE & GARDEN had shrunk from 32 fall OUR DISCOUNT PRICE printing the paper." bring five candidates for term to 25 spring term. But as Whiting noted in State News general manager "Editorial policies such 1.09 response Winchester's SUNTAN LOTION to campus in the next three as the State News has had in remarks: weeks to be interviewed for the past have had an effect "You're putting the the position and to meet the on the decrease," he said. board in a bad spot because staff. Lester LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 Gimmell, they can't tell (the editors) Blair coordinator of the Indian what to print or not print." Whitney, asst. 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JAmerican Indian program may meet with State News professional member of 59° as a But Gimmell did label 7 oz. ■editors to discuss the State News' sensitivity to [American Indians. State News photo by Craig Porter the publication "sensationalism." "Such an article does not "It reflects view that exists within the University," he said. "The point of the board. Student vacancies < board will be filled fall REG. $1.09 LIMIT 1 36° University should not term. Coupon Expires July 23, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Weekend bicyc SHEER KNEE SOX REG. $.79 LIMIT 6 2/98° about Coupon bring Expires July 23, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Ia rash of bike thefts on jmpus this Julted weekend in 10 arrests by Friday in the act of stealing bikes from Williams Hall and $500 more worth of pending action in probate court, often older pay a bike thieves high price if MYSTIC PANTY HOSE LIMIT 6 54° ■iversity police and the two - wheelers were they are caught in the act. 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Michigan East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only TERI ALBRECHT -EDITORIALS^ Mosf Lions' Nixon oil ist turn combine brain to Watergate Nixon and the Senate Nixon's involvement in the All brawn and no brains or all boyishly shy admitting his realization that the pros initial required to be in their early 20s, pro players f„, only a few years. They were — Nixon nas finally larger in build and definitely generally President brawn and some brains? decided that it might be nice to committee are headed toward a Watergate scandal. Access to much more mental activity in game the boastful about their women full-scale constitutional crisis. White House papers is essential While mingling at the Detroit Lions' performance than he had been and their meet with Sen. Sam Ervin, knowledge of the game. Ervin has already predicted the to effective cross - examination press luncheon, my intent was to prepared to handle. D-N.C., of the Senate Select answer this question by scrutinizing Contrasting the personable But through the whole experience I committee would vote to of future witnesses, and to the Committee on Presidential these hulking celebrities. Possibly with openness of these players were the kept thinking that egotism and virility subpena the documents if a discovery of which witnesses factual data, I could dispel or realize typical Namath types. were the most appropriate Campaign Practices to try and This group made me wish my skirt adjective have been lying so far. the myth that Lions' football figures for the entire crowd, not only resolve the hassle over the compromise could not be forth# Nixon can avert any headlong are indeed brawny animals, on and had beeninches longer and forced me famous Lions but the committee's access to White reached. The resulting ritualistic prominent confrontation with the off the field, and form a den of to modestly take backward steps while Detroit press figures as well. House documents. clash could require a ruling by committee by simply making iniquity for nothing but football and interviewina them in order to breathe. Yes, the Detroit Lions are But the parley will be a tragic the U.S. Supreme Court. sex. These brawny Don Juans, such as equipped, not only with broad The Senate committee has White House documents Herb Orvis, also made interviewing shoulders, but some keen intellectual waste of time if Nixon sticks to available. The White House Fortunately, 1 did meet several capacity as well. Others, however, are been increasingly frustrated in its difficult because they tried asking me his word and refuses to turn articulate Lions' players of attempts to resolve already has given the committee as many questions as I asked them. prime targets for women's lib papers over to Senate dignified stature who appeared to The Lions in this category seemed advocates. contradictions on the question of logs of 30 to 40 meetings answer my queries with respect for me investigators.. between Nixon and John Dean as a reporter and not because of my III, but nothing else. feminine attributes. Now that the President is Unfortunately, however, there City post w resting in bed in Bethesda Naval were others who had EGO stamped on Hospital from a sudden attack of their jerseys. viral pneumonia, a meeting with The players who stood out as been temporarily astute, more data Ervin has college - trained athletes were delayed. While he's ill, though, players who discussed football with Nixon should reconsider his me as a profession, describing it as the A new administrative position within the next year) and gather self-defeating dogmatic position. money - making Detroit enterprise has been created within East current tidbits for an internal that it is?* Nixon is hurting no one but Lansing city government and, if newsletter. The newsletter will himself by refusing to allow the Generally, these players were older, •it works out, both the press and be designed to let city committee access to the papers. noted veterans of the game and the the public should have a better departments keep in touch with The more facts the President team and experienced in dealing with idea of what's happening at City one another. the Detroit national press corps. Many himself can put before the also successful entrepreneurs, Hall. Webber's position is vitally were public, the better it will be for professionals in the business world Nancy Webber, formerly a important to an ever-growing him and the country. during the off • season. Mike Lucci, for reporter for the East Lansing bureaucracy. The local media Richard Nixon has kept his example, is vice president of a health Towne Courier, will become an will have another channel from mouth shut for too long. It's club chain. administrative assistant to City which to obtain news about the time he personally addressed Lucci discussed his career plans and Manager John Patriarche. She internal politics of East Lansing, himself to the Watergate. reactions to a new head coach. His will work closely with all city which means that more manner was thoughtful as he spoke of department heads and pick out information can be passed on to the game and his adjustment to the information that could be the reading public. coach, answering my questions helpful to the press. She will also work on East It's good to see that the city is Take directly in n manner, leaving an experienced, businesslike out any virile advances. taking a flying leap forward to Lansing's annual report (which pass additional public knowledge In addition to veterans, this To: Paul Risk, instructor, may become a quarterly report on to local residents. straightforward, articulate group wilderness survival included the rookies. Green though From: Walt Walbert they were, these men did not appear Re: Scrumptious toad stew to regard female reporters as mere sex Dear Paul: objects. When I smelled the toad stew These Lions Placekieker were refreshingly I almost croaked, but I ate it, honest in admitting the pros were Errol Mann, Detroit Lion's placekieker, blows a kiss at his horns and all. Ever tried leg of "nothing like college teams" and that drills and competition were fierce. "fans." Mann seems to typify the more flamboyant type of lemming? Leon Crosswhite, rookie draft choice football player, both on and off the field. Wally from Oklahoma, seemed almost State News photo by Kathy Niezurawski '1KH0W W^ISMST POg VirrNfcM... I MAVE MORE FACTS.* *1 KNOVJ what IS BEST" RDR TWET ECONOMY. WILLIAM SAFIRE I HAVE MOBE PACTS.* Greatest show on earth The NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE run - of - the - heavens comet. It may Religious leaders will find the not to return for centuries. well be the biggest, brightest, most appearance of Kohoutek's comet of WASHINGTON - A hundred years After it has been gone for a while, spectatcular astral display that living enormous significance, and will refer from now, how will our great, great man has ever seen, starting this to it in sermons as the "Christmas it will be missed. After all, didn't the *1 www what is eesr-it grvp inratioh... "i khow what is bestrx?cambopia comet remind us of all the glory of the I HAVE MORE FACTS.* I HAVE MOPE FACTS.» grandchildren remember 1973? Christmas and lasting for two months. comet," to Kohoutek's irritation. in a tuture age, when the names of The greatest show in the solar Appropriate texts will be found in the heavens, the insignificance of Nixon and Brezhnev are dimly power and the nobility of man's mind system will be free. We will not even Bible, and a prophetic line of Eugene remembered, when Ervin and Mitchell have to set fire to our sunglasses: with O'Neill's will be quoted: "Our lives are to observe and learn from it? and Dean are minor footnotes in naked eye, we can watch the the merely strange dark interludes in the scholarly treatises, the name and discovery that will illuminate the year comet's arc slash across one - sixth of electrical display of God the father." Then,we will turn to John Bunyan': "Pilgrim's the pre - dawn sky. The White House will issue a Progress," written from 1973 will be Lubos Kohoutek. prison almost exactly 300 years ago, How will earthlings react? statement welcoming the comet, Lubos Ko - who? and read about the Some people will not even look out hoping it comes in peace for all man "who could Kohoutek is the name, and look no the window, figuring that if it's mankind, and suggesting it be called way but downwards, with i astronomy is his game; he is the Czech important it will be on the next "The Comet of Peace"; Kohoutek muck - rake in his hand. There stood - born asteroid man at the Hamburg won't like that one bit better, and the also one his head with "1KNOW evening's television news. over a celestial WHATISBEST AMERICA . "H0WC00U>I HAVE KUOWN ftBOOf VMMW6A1E?. observatory in Germany, and he has crown in his I HAVE MORE FACTS.* fM JUST THE PRESIDEMT/ u Alert businessmen will see the President's press secretary will hand, and proffered to discovered a comet that is headed our give him that crown for his muck • commercial possibiliites, such as the subsequently back off under a barrage way. of letters from Czech - Americans. rake; but the man did neither lookup likely spurt in sales of Comet cleanser, Kohoutek's comet is no ordinary, with concomitant headaches for the The radical - chic set, who nor regard, but raked to himself the will house of Ajax. catch the comet on their way home in straws, the small sticks, and the dust ART BUCHWALD National Aeronautics and Space the wee hours, will take it as a symbol of the floor." Administration officials, seeing a of the need for drastic change; the chance for a renewal of interest in early risers of the Bible belt will see it William Whiting, editor - in • chief; space and thus bigger budgets, may as a warning that we have let Michael Fox, news editor; Bob Novosai First honest ? reach out to touch the comet, perhaps with the a Mariner rocket, of at least man Skylab on Dec. 28 to get a permissiveness go too far. How long, some will begin to editorial editor. Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, Craif sportt mutter, will we have to put up with editor. a newsworthy coronagraph. this intrusion? Comets are supposed to Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertisini the forest of the be fast moving celestial objects, not manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertUjl In Amazon, - manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising From LOS ANGELES TIMES "Have you lost your senses?" I said, trying to hold my natives are due for a scary afternoon things that hang around for months; manager; Al Kirteis, circulation manaser. WASHINGTON — The United States is having a very temper. "Do you know what it costs to run a presidential on Dec. 24: that is also the day of an bad weather will probably be blamed Members of the board of directors: Vic difficult time trying to figure out how to celebrate its campaign? Do you have any idea of the payroll, printing on Kohoutek's comet, and the Spaniolo, president; Carolyn Stiew eclipse of the sun, and when a huge price of 200th anniversary. Many ideas have been suggested for the bills, television fees and national security costs that it takes Kohoutek memoirs will plummet. secretary - treasurer; Tom Riordan; « bicentennial but few have grabbed the American people. to elect President of the United States?" streak of light appears alongside the Wilke; Blair Whitney; Michael Orr; a By mid - February, the comet will Wlilliams. The President's commission on the anniversary is bogged sun's corona in the darkness at noon, fade from view, having finished its "Well, if it costs too much," the man said, "then let's The Michigan State News is a sev down in red tape and no one is certain we will have a eliminate a lot of it. Why should money be the decisive every medicine man in every tribe had orbit around the sun, and head back recipient of the Pacemaker Award fr0IT1; celebration at all. better be ready with a bone - rattling Associated Collegiate Press for outstanding factor in electing a President of the United States?" out past Jupiter, past Pluto, to the l< turnalism. The other day a man walked into my office and said he dance. playground of the comets, destined had a revolutionary plan for Americans to celebrate their "Because money is the mother's milk of politics!" I country's 200th birthday. shouted. "Do you think Nixon would be President of the I tried to be polite, but it was difficult because I have United States today if people were allowed to contribute people like this coming in to see me all the time. "Make it brief," I said. only $25 to his election?" Two Quick tenure "Well," he said hesitatingly, "I have this idea to celebrate 200 years of independence and it won't cost the "I'm not talking about Nixon," the man said. "I'm talking about 1976. Look, I'm not saying we would have to Cents To the Editor: and shortly thereafter the departmW country a cent." had conversations with Bateman, t "Get to it," I said impatiently. continue with my plan. But I thought for just one In a point of view to the State faculty grievance officer and others, "Why don't we, in 1976, hold the first honest presidential election we could do it. And it's not just a Worth News 11, published on Wednesday, July S.J.R. Wallach indicated that is my understanding that an 'n^ornlte presidential election in the history of the country?" ceiling on money that I'm advocating. When I talk about an solution to the problem could not honest election, I mean the candidates would have to stick James H. Bateman had written to me "You're out of your mind," I said. LETTER POLICY worked out and the case was then to the issues. There would be about being denied tenure. Specifically "I've got it worked out here on paper. There would be no name-calling or dirty The State News' referred to the Faculty Tenu advertisements double agents, no Wallach stated: "Bateman then wrote only one fund-raising committee in each party, and no one or bugging or wiretapping welcomes all letters. Letters a letter to the acting dean of the Committee. would be allowed to contribute more than $25 to a or reading other people's mail." should be typed to a 65 - College of Natural Science. This was presidential candidate." "You've got to be kidding. This country is not ready for space line and triple spaced. not answered for several weeks and the Contrary to the information "Impossible," I said. "What would happen to your an honest presidential election and you know it. We've been Letters should be signed and reply was nebulous." contained in Wallach's letters, j $1,000 - a - plate dinners? What about people who want to brought up on the principle that in politics anything goes. include hometown, student, dean's office responded in writi j buy ambassadorships and jobs in the government? How Everyone knows the only reason one party resorts to Bateman's letter was written on within 48 hours and the deParfm!lv about the oil companies, the airline companies, the labor dirty tricks is that if they don't, the other party will. Do faculty or staff standing and held discussions with Bateman shorty March 2 and was received in the dean's unions and milk producers? Are you local address. No unsigned going to be able to you expect us to change our lifestyle just because we're office on March 5. I wrote to Bateman thereafter. These facts could M keep them from giving more than $25 to a presidential letters will be accepted. celebrating our 200th anniversary?" on March 7 indicating that I wished to been checked by Wallach campaign?" Letters may be edited for "That's what everyone discuss this problem with Charles P. telephoning the dean's office. "I know it's a wild idea," the man said, "but it could tells me," he said sadly, and he clarity and conciseness to Wells and others in the Mathematics work. No one would be permitted to give any donations in got up to leave. accommodate more letters Dept. before replying The correspondence relating to tM cash. Every gift would have to be After his departure, my secretary asked me what it was . matter is on file in the dean's ou'c by check or money order. on the page, but definitely All money would have to be accounted all about. it needs to be consulted. for, and if there is will not be edited for The matter was discussed with John „ any hanky-panky committed by the finance committee of "He's some crackpot who wants to hold an honest J.W. Butcher, Associate U» content. G. Hocking of the Mathematics either party, the presidential candidate of that presidential election. TTiey shouldn't allow guys like that to Dept. College of Natural Scien" party would wander around loose." automatically forfeit the election." Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigai Monday. July 16. 1973 5 Lack of federal funds hinders lake dredging By JIM BUSH the lake the lake will State News Staff Writer so establish the legal lake level. to get federal monies, Rep. The Lansing area's always be deep enough for The county's action last Charles Chamberlain, R-East only fishing, swimming and week large lake is dying, and represented its Lansing, whose district boating, but shallow backing of residents' efforts. includes Lake bureaucratic roadblocks Lansing, stand enough so adjacent homes According to Sode, in the way of its not recently informed county are flooded in wet once the lake's optimum preservation. officials that no federal seasons. Shallow level is set by court action funds will be allocated for depth, over Currently, Lake Lansing and abundant plant - life and a is maintained, dredging inland lake restoration this suffering from operations could begin to history of nutrient waste eutrophication, a scientific year. increase its depth to an Even seepage is choking Lake way of saying the lake is though federal Lansing, three miles average of 10 or 15 feet, funding has been probably shallow, warm and so thus destroying much of the ruled northeast of campus in nutritious that out for the near algae and algae and weeds and greatly Haslett, to death. weeds future, Lake Lansing is in an grow unchecked, enhancing the lake's especially favorable position But the laws and choking animal life in the recreational value for to eventually receive a grant technology exist which can water. Greater Lansing's 250,000 because it and Ingham County it is the only save "The only way we can residents. recreational water government is doing all it completely save the lake is facility But this is where in the Lansing area and can to reclaim the 480 • acre by dredging it," Sode said. restoration efforts are MSU expertise is close by to lake in the absence of the "Pollution has been roadblocked. study the project. federal funds necessary to abated, since lake residents do the whole job. set County plans call for 75 The entire restoratation up a sanitary sewer per cent federal funding of The consists of three steps. Ingham County system in 1965, but the lake the Board of Commissioners last project through the Besides establishment of a already has too many Environmental Protection legal week directed Drain nutrients, and so the plants lake level and Commissioner Richard Sode Agency, and the dredging dredging. MSU scientists keep growing," he added. operations make up 90 per are slated to examine the to determine the normal In 1969, about 480 cent of the project's $1 before and after effects of Lake level of the lake. This is the - residents of the lake area Lansing marsh first step toward setting an optimum legal lake level for established Lansing Lake the Board Lake and million price tag. "I've been to every restoration efforts - and thus make the Lake Lansing federal agency that exists effort a national model for Part of the marshland which surrounds Lake Lansing other lake projects which face problems similar to residential and recreational agreed to assess themselves use. the cost of trying to get federal similar efforts at over 500 may become a park if federal funds are allocated those of Lake Lansing, the technical Once studies funding, and every one has lakes that are also dying in for dredging the lake. MSU may become involved in a a legal level is set, it necessary to turned can be maintained us down," Sode said. the United States. rtudy which would use Lake Lansing as a model for by Though Lake Lansing State News photo by Dave Schmier constructing a new dam at Free Concert was rated among the half-dozen lakes most likely High school musicians beats tigers 6-0 campus for special band on programs will perform at a free outdoor concert at r|l 6:30 p.m. today in the By RICHARD L. SHOOK Ryan three in winning that game same season. pitches Jim Mahoney of game was 3.05. However, he he set last season. The garden Beaumont Tower Music Building. it area between and the United Press International 3-0. Cincinnati threw 10 innings took 203 strikeouts for the American League record of DETROIT - Fireballing Curiously enough, May of hitless ball but lost 1-0 season into the game and 18 was set by hall of famer I Nolan Ryan became the 15 was also the date the last o.i a home run ir the 11th the ones he got Sunday are Bob Feller in 1938. I first pitcher in 20 years to pitcher to hurl two no-hit inning in 1965 and later believed to give him more at Ryan gave up a bullet I throw two no-hitters in the games in a season got the that year came back with a this stage of the season than line drive by Gates Brown ■ same season Sunday, first of his. Virgil Trucks of 10 inning no-hit game which any other pitcher has ever with one out in the ninth I embellishing his superlative Detroit no-hit Washington he won. had. Sandy Koufax holds which Rudi Meoli stabbed I performance with 17 on that date and then came Four walks were all that the record with 382 at shortstop without ■ strikeouts to pitch the back on August 25 to no-hit stood between Ryan and his strikeouts in a season. jumping, and he got Norm I California Angels to a 6-0 the Yankees. perfect game this time. No The 17 strikeouts tied Cash on a high pop behind 1 victory over the Detroit Johnny Vander Meer, Detroit batter got anything Ryan's personal high, which shortstop to end the game. I Tigers. who did it in consecutive close to a hit from the hard I Ryan struck out 12 of games for Cincinnati in throwing Ryan, who relied FAYE-MIRANDA I the first 14 outs he got in 1938, and Allie Reynolds of mainly on his fast ball to MACBETH I the -BUSBY BERKELEY'S the game to give early the 1951 Yankees were achieve his masterpiece. ROCK HUDSON ■ indication he would only other pitchers in Major Despite the two July 18-21 THE GANG'S I duplicate his May 15 no-hitter League history to hold no-hitters, Ryan has only an 8:30 P.M. I OiRNMRRTlNI ALL HERE 1 in Kansas City. He struck teams hitless in two nine ^ 11-11 record and his earned I SHOWDOWN IN TECHNICOLOR* I out 12 Royals and walked inning games during the run average going into the S>\ Kresge Court MURRAY HILL - - FREE _ ( \ * L—_ (In case of rain, Arena Theatre) [Spartan Tennis Club Admission Free! WEDNESDAY, to offer adult lessons 8 JULY 18 KUK.KR-.J HAMMMMI 7 & 9:15 pm The Spartan Tennis Club Spartan Tennis Club to sign lesson program or the I announced it will offer for the lessons. up Spartan Tennis Club should I beginners' tennis lessons for Those interested should be directed to Steve Dilley, I adults beginningSaturday. mail a check for $15 club president, at 332-6397. The lessons will be payable to the Spartan I taught by Matt Aitch, asst. Tennis Club along with their I MSU basketball coach and name, address and I MSU tennis instructor. telephone number to Hie lessons will be offered in Marilyn Hanley, Treasurer, I two separate groups. Group Spartan Tennis Club, 1203 1 1 will meet 3 to 4:30 p.m. W. Grand River Ave., East I Tuesdays and Thursdays I beginning July 24. The I lessons will run for six Lansing, Michigan, 48823. Any questions about the ES Open 1:15 Feature I sessions, ending Aug. 9. :40 4:20 6:55 9:30 and the - - - THIS AIRLINE SERVES 1 Group 2 will meet 9 to I 10:30 a.m. Saturdays THREE WILD DISHES TAKE yOUR CHOKE j WALT DISNEYT^ Zue I beginning this Saturday. I The sixth and last session * rill be held Cost of Aug. 25. the lessons is «—U FESTIVAL «• GREAT SHOWS ALL IN COLOR I $15. >n The lessons will be held Row D of the MSU I tennis courts, located on I Shaw Lane south of the I stadium. It is not necessary ^H%h yr lains Driffery K [j-gggg WIGfcVll! •2L|&&y AND MIS NEW be a member of the I * ZUE. RtVVt Try breaking something "» instead of wearing X. "cooGans BLUff" Vt. ; john wayne. MAKE out. The Leather Shop EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-IN x SOS on M.A.C. QWst SHOWING! OPEN 8:00 * STARTS AT DUSK. GIANT PLAYGROUND! 2 ©AIL BACK g»66 than UPS... /95"6- ttERE jdiii&L1' — ROGER Open 12:45 P.M. 1:05-3:20-5:35-7:40 9:50 we. ADULT X MOVIES Mu0RE LIVE COME-? GOMPLETE(fNEWc§HOW JAMES BOND LETDIE MJD ISA REMARKABLE ^^^VEDNESDA tonite PLACE- °UR PIZZA HOUSE IS ONE OF THE REASONS I ADMISSION $ 3.00 BELL'S COUPLES S5.00 PIZZA Free Refreshments CESAR AND ROSALIE 225 M.A.C. 332 THE MAN ^ Always • • and David - 5027 JREE DELIVERY WHO LOVED CAT DANCING Color I Monday, July 16, 1973 \ jfcl L ForSale IN LANSING east tide. 3 WANTED: MATURE person to ECHO CHINA close - out - sal, CHEVROLET VANS, 1966 - RENAULT 1969 quiet house. Fireplace, on sample sets. Guarantee, rooms, furnished, utilities share (2), 6 cylinder, stick. $400 AUTOMATIC, excellent included, private entrance. fenced yard, laundry still effective. Less than '/, each. 646-6005 or 882-3018. body and mechanical facilitiet. Close to campus. retail price. $125, flexible lease. Call JON 351-5800 5-7-23 condition. 35 miles/gallon, 332-4345 after 6 p.m. 3-7-16 C-2-7-16 EZZO REAL ESTATE, AM/FM radio. 355-1013. 482-1147. 3-7-20 PHONE 355-8255 CHEVROLET 1965 - 6 cylinder. BL-2-7-18 HOUSES NEAR campus. GIBSON B25 - DELUXE 12 Transportation, $100. 347 Student Services Bldg. 627-6692 after 9 PM. 3-7-16 SPRITE BUGEYE GIRL NEEDED to sublease Furnished, 1 to 5 bedrooms. string. Excellent condition 1960 with Cedar Village apartment Call 351-8614 for rings like bells. $250. Chin' removable hardtop. Excellent 337-0342. 3-7-16 •AUTOMOTIVE CHEVROLET 1968 New motor, nd i t immediately. Own bedroom. appointment. 5-7-20 •> ■» .«• co verhauled 332-1796.3-7-16 Scooters & Cycles excellent condition. Best engine. N®P.iterior. Yellow. HAMMOND B3 new ON HAGADORN - - 3 bedrooms - l85, Parts & Service offer. 393-5856. 3-7-18 $650 or best offer. Call MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 September. Call after 5 30 plus lounge and kitchen. 351-6741 after 5:30 PM. PM 371-2057.3-7-16 Aviation blocks from campus. Deluxe, 'EMPLOYMENT CORVAIR 1965 - runs 3-7-16 t air conditioned, furnished, 2 $280 plus utilities. Phone 882-1263. 3-7-16 excellent, 2 new tires. $375. US DIVERS •FOR RENT TOYOTA COROLLA 1971, man, $180. 3 man, $195. scuba tank, Call 482-6003. 3-7-16 - 2-door, good condition. Now leasing. 351-8571, NEED 2 people for own rooms regulator, air gage. 355-0819 Apartments 372-5767. 0-7-30 after 5 PM. 3-7-16 CORVAIR 1965 "orsa-Delux $1250. Call after 6PM in house. 1 block from Houses Rooms model, SoV- H.P. Call 489-5617, Martha 2-7-18 SUBLET ONE bedroom campus. Fireplace, SEWING MACHINE 355-1013. 3-7-20 reasonable. 351-6475.4-7-20 clearance •FOR SALE VOLVO 1971-30,000 miles, apartment for girl. salel Brand new portable, Animals CORVETTE COUPE, 1973. Air, standard transmission. 24 I GUESS THIS 0OB IS SORT OP $80/month. Close. 337-2208. 5-7-20 MATURE PERSONS for 1 $49.95, $5 per month. Large selection of reconditioned Mobile Homes stereo, AM/FM, power. Still under warranty. Purchased in plue m.p.g., or best no rust. $2100 offer. Call RELATED TO MY PEGRFF I 6GT e/bedroom, newly decorated used machines. Singers, home. Large garden space. •LOST & FOUND February. 351-5800 or (Webberville) after 6 P.M INI COLLEGE ~ AFCUZOLOOY \" ONE AND two furnished mobile homes bedroom $170/month plus utilities. Whites, Necchis, New Home •PERSONAL . . . and "many others". $19.95 641-4493. 3-7-20 1-521-3020. 3-7-20 Located on Okemos Road. $25-$35/ week. 10 minutes to $39.95. •PEANUTS PERSONAL Call between 5-6 p.m. Terms to campus. Quiet and CUTLASS 1968 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING •REAL ESTATE VW BUG 1970 - AM/FM, 8 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. 332-3342. 3-7-18 power steering, brakes. One COMPANY. 1115 North •RECREATION track, good shape. Call 0-7-30 owner. $850. Call 339-8459. 641-4328 after 6 PM. 3-7-16 Washington. 489-6448 •SERVICE 3-7-18 C-7-30 Instruction Typing Service VW 1969. mechanically 46,000 good. miles, $850. Auto Service JEJ TWO BEDROOM $ 150/month. 337-0986. 3-7-18 near campus, 132V4 Beal, MOTOBECANE GRAND SUPREME CONVERTIBLE 485-9720 after 5 p.m. 3-7-18 ONE OPENING in house, $70, TouriSOLDi" frame, •TRANSPORTATION 1970. New Michlin tires, SPECIAL TIRE discounts for WANT GIRL for few hours GIRL TO share furnished Camagndo Hubs. $125. Jeff] •WANTED air-conditioning, tape deck. 332-6422. 3-7-16 1972 ROADRUNNER. Black MSU students, faculty, and apartment, own room, Good condition. 349-3689. interior. Fenton mags, staff. Modern tire $75/month. $25 deposit. ••RATES** 4-7-20 wholesalers. Phone 351-3791 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE SHEPHERD HUSKY pups. One Goodyear, raised letter tires. 487-3880. 3-7-18 across from Williams male, two females. Males $20 AM/FM Stereo evenings. 5-7-20 m 10 word minimum radio. DODGE 1970 tt ton pickup. Dormitory. $65/month, with and females $15. 349-3871 Automatic transmission. Call V-8, 4-speed with canopy, 627-5472. 3-7-16 A FANTASTIC bathroom, included utilities. 3-7-16 36,000 miles. $1650. Call Through September 15. Call 351-7391.3-7-20 "PAD" FOR FALL after 8 PM 332-5906. 6-7-23 GIRLS' COLLEGIATE Schwinn 1 3 5 10 Motorcycles "]l TV AND stereo rentals. $23 term/ $9.50 month. Free, 5-speed. Yellow, new FIAT WHITE - 1969, 0 Sport AEROBATICSI! ADVENTURE LARGE ROOM. Close to condition, $75. 351-1034. 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 same day delivery and Convertible. New back into flying. Increase campus. Phone 351-0161. 3-7-18 service. Call NEJAC, lg§Mj i 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 convertible top, engine your skill and safety. $10. 337-1300. C-7-30 3-7-16 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 HONDA 305 1964, runs well, Introductory lesson available. - completely rebuilt, low TE AC A -350 CASSETTE 11.70 23.40 must see. Helmet included. CLOSE 18 2.70 7.20 mileage, good shape. $650. Call Lansing School of COMPACT REFRIGERATOR MEN to campus. recorder (built in Dolby). 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 489-1356. 3-7-16 351-0576. 4-7-20 Aerobatics. 351-8168 or $50/$55. Summer rates until $7.50/month. Black and Never used, $220 or best 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 677-7811. 3-7-18 white TV $9.50 / Month. '731" Apts. September. Cooking, parking. offer. 351-0926. 2-7-16 RIVERSIDE 1969 - 260cc, good 1 966 FORD Fairlane Call 482-8932. 5-7-20 Color TV $19.50 / month Spend the next year in D EADL INE convertible. Red, excellent running condition. Must s&ll, 1 P.M. one class best offer. 355-5815. 1-7-16 LEARN TO FLY - Over 30 MARSHALL MUSIC, pure luxury . . . plush ORGAN SILVER rock style, day condition. Call 351-9035 351-7830. C-1-7-16 furniture, carpeting, air NOW LEASING summer and - years experience in all types Kustom, excellent condition. before publication. evenings. 3-7-18 cond., dishwashers, pool fall. Single rooms, $15 and of flight training. Approved Built in amp, reverb speakers, BMW, YAMAHA, ,TRIUMPH, and private balconies. up weekly. Office hours, for veterans. FRANCIS Apartments horns. 349-2470. 3-7-16 FORD GALAXIE 1966 - first RICKMAN. Now is the time Don't get shut out — call Peanuts Personal ads Monday, Tuesday, Thursday to buy. SHEP'S MOTOR AVIATION, Airport Road. must be pre-paid. $175 takes it. Tony, 3-5pm. Call 351-4495. 0-7-30 Call 484-1324. c-7-30 351-1796. 3-7-20 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North BULOVA, LADIES gold. Cedar, Holt. Just South of MILFORD STREET, 126. ADULTS AVAILABLE soon. Cancellations/ Corrections PARACHUTING THURSDAY - 2/bands. Very pretty. FORD VAN 1965. Good I -96 overpass. Phone SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and Two quiet singles, close afternoons and weekends. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed, - in, 337-9964 after 1 p.m., ask 12 noon one class day 694-6621. C-3-7-20 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 running condition. Body Instructions. Jewett Airport, Cedar Village, own room. hot plate, refrigerator. for Tammy, leave message. before publications. needs work. $200. 351-3143. blocks from campus, deluxe, Mason. 12 miles from Immediately. Call 351-6879. 663-8418. 2-7-16 5-7-25 3-7-18 1971 HONDA CL100. 1400 furnished, air conditioned. campus. 351-0799, 3-7-18 5-7-16 The State News will be miles, 2/helmets. $300. 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 EXCELLENT LOCATION. "widest 1966 332-8089. 3-7-18 R FORD CUSTOM responsible only for the i 120 SOUTH HAYFORD, Regrigerator, bath, parking, selection.. (full-size), 2 door, automatic, Employment . first day's incorrect basement apartment, 3 linen furnished. A real deal I insertion. V-8, power steering, runs very well. $395. 655-3810. 1972 mileage. HONDA Just CL350. like Low new. bedroom, all utilities, $140. 351-3212. 5-13-23 u lowest No pets, 351-7497. 0-7-30 prices!" Bills are due 7 days from 5-7-16 Weekends call 484-5444. HOUSECLEANER FOR active THREE MAN suite, 2 rooms, n not paid by the due date, a ^O^at^^e™ic^^harg^^il^^ LEMANS new. SPORT Extras, $1750.351-2455.5-7-20 1970. new Like tires. Evenings 393-6030. 3-7-18 and Ask for weekdays Chuck. family. Good work. own take wages for good Must have reference, transportation, able to responsibility. 20/30 551 ALBERT Street. 1 block from bedroom conditioned. campus, furnished, air large 2 332-8977, furnished, utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, laundry, parking, close. 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-7-30 15 GERRY , 1PACK CBQ5SBOODS CVCLt 3/man tent. hours per week. East Lansing. 351-6676. 10-7-27 Kastle CPM Tl, 200 cm. Skis MERCURY MONTEREY1967 Call 337-0368 after 5 p.m. PERSON NEEDED for 4 man with Looks and Lang coupe. Automatic, power, p.m. 4-7-20 Enjoy the "good - SUBLET FROM standards. John 351-6695. vinyl roof, $300. 355-6027. Monday - Thursday or July 15 - house. 489- 5960 at 7 p.m. life" in the 353-1710, extension 21, September 15. Two man, 5-7-16 3-7-20 x-3-3-16. 6 ,ice coming j Auto Service weekdays 8-5. 2-7-18 ♦Heated Pool year. *Laundry near campus. 351-9453 after 4 PM. 3-7-16 Phone MEN CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, FOUR CHANNEL AMP, tape MUSTANG 1971 - V-8, - ♦Ample Parking */\|r Cond. automatic, console, TWO STUDENT experienced quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone deck, dual 1218 turntable. vinyl *Nlcely Furnished BARRACUDA 1967 - excellent painters needed to work 301 SOUTH HOLMES furnished 485-8836. 0-7-30 Cheap. 351-2174, Jim. 2-7-18 roof, one owner. 351-0139. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 condition, many new 3-7-18 around apartment complex LEASING FOR FALL 3 room efficiency. All East Kalamazoo Street since . guaranteed parts. $650. m Apartment and salary 9 mo. 12 mo. utilities, $125 per month. COMPLETE SUPER/8 movie 1940. Complete auto 355-8101. 3-7-16 offered. 351-7212. 1-7-16 351-7497. 0-7-30 system. Fantastic camera OLDS 98 - 1966, 4 door. V-8, painting and collision service. Eff. $140 mo. $130 mo. $159 mo. with everything but soap dish power steering and brakes. 485=0256. C-7-30 1 BR $169 mo. BUICK 1965, $295. 1 - owner, air conditioned. Economical, runs good. 882-6443. 4-7-20 $300. 646-6005 5-7-23 or 882-3018. CONFUSED ABOUT front end NUDE MODELS work. Open 11am to 2am. needed Call for interview, 489-1215. to 2 BR $230 mo. 351-3118 $215 mo. m GUITAR style, WITH very case. good condition, Spanish built in. Projector and viewer/editor to match. For details call 351-8388 MID repairs? Come to the experts, 745 Burcham Dr. 1966 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 0-7-30 3 BEDROOM unfurnished $40. Call after 6 PM. MICHIGAN ELECTRONICS 3 full time factory trained CADILLAC 1971 Sedan Deville, 88. Automatic, full power, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 484-4139. 2-7-16 10:30am /5:30pm, ask for mechanics - NoRipoffs. ALCOA SUBSIDIARY. Part ranch, fenced yard, Close to full power, air conditioning, air, 4/door, excellent north Furnished studio, condition. $500 or best offer. OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC. time work, $300/ month. . utilites paid. Parking. $115 a schools. $ 300/month. "HOT POINT" _^avne13-7-20 leather interior. Gold with Grand River at Park Lake, Lindgergh Drive., Lansing. 9 Refrigerator. Call Rita 353-0800 days or Full time positions available. month plus despoist. Phone YAMAHA FG300 GUITAR gold vinyl top. $4100. East P.M. 351-5059. 5-7-25 Compact, large freezer, 485-8559 after 6 p.m. 3-7-20 Lansing. 351-3130. 882-0979. C-7-30 hard shell case, Schaler 655-3910. 4-7-20 627-5454. 3-7-20 white, excellent condition. C-7-20 $35. 882-3151. 3-7-18 enclosed pegs. One year old, LOWER DUPLEX, 2/bedroom, FOREMAN WITH minimum 2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE $200. 337-0935, ask for CADILLAC 1965 - MUST sell, PL?lc-?U7H B^RRACUDA Save $11415 years College Civil Engineer north. Furnished, one furnished, carpeted. CAMERAS: MINOLTA 16 Matt. 3-7-20 $275 Power Phone 1967. Automatic, fastback, background or experience in bedroom. Utilities paid, 351-5964. 3-7-18 model II with mm at'2605 flash, Model P. 482-0378 or see East 355-0995. 1-7-13 <0weM- $235- installation of inground parking, $135 a month plus Best offer. Phone 355-1214. SONY TC366 - excellent Saainaw 3-7-90 on this Summer swimming pools. Full time deposit. Phone 627-5454. ROOM IN house. $75 for entire X-3-7-16 condition,- six tapes, $150. summer. 923 Ann. 351-0182. PONTIAC 1968 Catalina - year around position. Must 3-7-20 Serious callers only. Phone 3-7-20 ^■TO ADVERTISERS U R power brakes and power Tune-UP Special | have initiative and be able to PHILIPS GA212 . turntable, 1-463-5696 collect. 3-7-20 ' steering. Excellent condition, | deal with public. Company ONE MAN for 3 man. Pool, EAST LANSING - Glencairne, 2 almost new. Stanton 681 EE, KNOW THIS 353-7023. 4-7-23 OUR LOW overhead saves you IS THE Here's what we do: | will provide training. Call parking, own bedroom. bedrooms, study, 1% baths. also Shure M91E. All for 1) Check Engine 487-5954 for appointment. money. OPTICAL B BEST PONTIAC CATALINA 1967 - Compression I 4-7-20 393-8038. 2-7-18 Well furnished, new _ $lI^H2ii422-2 7 16 DISCOUNT, 2615 East PLACE TO 2) Remove and check applicances. Wooded lot near 0 ADVERTISE. automatic, power steering, 8 FOOT BEE LINE pickup Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. distributor, Replace Points IN WILLI AMSTON. one MSU. Two adults or family. power brakes, air camper, gas/electric M 355-8255 bedroom, furnished. Lady or 9/1/73 to 8/31/74. $270. C-3-7-20 conditioning. $425. refreigerator. Gas range with REGISTERED NURSES gentlemen, $85. Available BOY'S ITALIAN 10-speed for CHEVY II 1964. Low mileage, 355-8183. 3-7-18 Plugs 351-1407. 3-7-20 oven, very good condition. 4) Adjust Valves * ROSELAWN MANOR now. 655-1177. 2-7-18 new exhaust. Dependable Phone after 5:30 PM sale, excellent condition. Call 5) Adjust timing to < SKILLED NURSING HOME, transportation. Leaving Give your budget a Break I specifications 882-6854. 5-7-25 351-5799, 1-7-16 707 Armstrong Road, CANADIAN LAKE Huron country soon. 351-9127. Check mobile home living in 6) Synchronize I STUDIO APARTMENT for two. Shore. Four hours from Carbuerators Lansing, has positions 7-7-27 today's Classified Ads. Very reasonable. 332-5977. 7) Change Engine Oil available for Registered Lansing, completely with Multl - Grade Penz - Oil Nurses, all shifts, excellent 5-7-23 furnished. Available July 16- CROSSWORD (4 qts.) September 30, $165 week. salary and benefits. Apply in PUZZLE ColUngtooob 8) Road Test for Safety CAMPUS NEAR. 227 Bogue. Most 4 person or call, 393-5680. 482-2237 for details. 3-7-20 cylinder cars 1 /bedroom, furnished, air $25.95 reg. $35.50 Mrs. Swan, Personnel. 5-7-16 Most 6 conditioned, carpeted, 29. Hawaiian feast cylinder cars EAST LANSING for residential $29.95 reg. $41.50 laundry. $155. available 30 Biography means *No Valve Adjustment DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for living. Spacious 2 bedroom 32. Spring i August 1. Single girls or on some OHC engines. Orthodonist's office. Typing - duplex, basement, large yard, 5 Coal scuttle 34. Athletic married couple only. Phone 60 w.p.m. Mature person 489-5922 or 351-3792. stove, refrigerator, S. Artificial building Valid with Coupon | who dishwasher. $195/month. language 35. Bring enjoys working with 4-7-20 Deposit. Phone 351-7283. 11. Ancestral 37. Type squares till July 23,1973 I children. Please send personal 12. Augment 39. Clown resume to Box B-2 State 1-7-16 ONE MAN for 2/man, 13. Personal 44. Tumbler News. 5-7-20 RECISIONj 2/bedroom. $75/month. Call Don Frank 351-8168. 3-7-18 ONLY 10 minutes from campus 14 pronoun Pasteboard 47. Make amends 48. French winter DOWN REGISTERED PHYSICAL on Lansing's West side. Large, imports; THERAPIST for Home GIRL FOR 2/man, starting fall. -unfurnished 3 bedroom 15. 17 Choleric Take turns resort 49. Dessert 1. Spotted cavy Health Agency, Jackson. Call home, carpeted living and 19. Cruise port 50. Molecule 2. Elliptical 337-0726, Monday, Contractual bases. Send Tuesday, Wednesday, after 7 dining room, Recreation 20. Drawback 51. High explosive 3. Role resume to Home Health p.m. 2-7-16 room and bar. Good 24. Period of time 52. Norse god 4 Church official Service of Jackson, Inc. 504 references. Reasonable rent 27, Jitney 53. Tree trunk 5. Flagrant West Michigan Avenue. EAST M-78, ONE bedroom, plus utilities. Immediate ar^ Jackson, Michigan. 49201. furnished, $140. occupancy. Call Nick at Monthly, 16. Wainscot stock at 3-7-16 included 482-0769. 5-7-16 utilities. 339-9278. 18 Body bone wholesale prices 3-7-18 21 Harbor boat (approximately 20% off). ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN 4 OR 5 people; boys or girls - 22 Key CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 with adequate practical GRAD STUDENTS 23. Drone - two/one not mixed. On North East Kalamazoo Street. 1 experience in 24 Pixie building bedroom apartments, for fall. Hagadorn, 2 blocks from mile West of campus. circuits. One 25. Meadow bailey draftsman, Quiet, close to campus, nice. Grand River. Available now, 487-5055. C-7-30 26 Astern experience in machine 351-5894. 3-7-16 $230. No pets. Phone 28. Zinc drawing and printing. One 351-5285. 4-7-16 31. She pined for COMPLETE IMPORT CAR machinist experienced in GIRL NEEDED preferably MSU Narcissus SERVICE. Including ignition, working with various rrBchines COUNTRY HOME 15 milet 33 Wooden core Canoeing to class chassis, brakes and electrical. Available at ROBERTS in the shop, as lathe, milling employee, mobile home, own room with V4 bath. Northeast, 2 bedroom, 5 acres 36. Custom 38. Voung pigeon "Air conditioned AUTOMOTIVE 4980 Park Lake CENTER, machine, etc. Contact Mr. Rajendra, 353-5459. 1-7-16 $85/month. Webberville area. 355-8495 between 8-5. on Looking Glass, $225 per month. 351-7497. 0-7-30 wm 40. Risque "Unlimited Road, 41. Up ti" Perking Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for 3-7-20 *Dishwaters 42. Favorite 'New Furniture COOK AND bartender. Full or EAST SIDE furnished, 4 appointment. 0-7-30 43. City in Alaska •Shafl Carpeting 'Model Open Daily part time. Experienced only. SUBLET STUDIO apartment, bedroom, carpeted. Now 44. Bright 2771 Northwind Cell 351-8282 METRIC MOTORS - VW Ideal working conditions. W illlamston, 655-2175. near parking. campus, Phone furnished, 332-S273. available. Summer and fall rates. 351-7497 or nights m 45. Is able 46. Groove (Behind th* Yankee Store) repair. Okemos Road and 1-96. 349-1929. C-7-30 6-7-20 3-7-20 676-2191.0-7-30 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 16, 1973 7 For Sale jj^l Mobile Homes ami MOTOR HOME: Cortez, 1964, Detroiter, 1969 - 12' X 60' I ncludes luxurious, wlf contained, most furnishings' fully equipped, low mileage. disposal, bedroom air $5,500. 676-5308. 5-7-20 conditioner, storage building, skirting, new refrigerator, 2-3 I 1 BAND BROKE-UP. ITHJIt Mil bedrooms. $4,300. See at 315 week; Latin percu.iion Cambridge Drive, Windsor ,his conga drum, Milo guitar Estates, Dimondale. Call Bastille cabinet, acoustic 150 amp 646 8916 anytime. X-4-7-16 head Sireko Edw-plex. Phase Ijnear channel 400. Kasino 16 351-2740. 12X64 with young Expando. Ideal for couple. Must sell Day 5-7-18 immediately. Call 353-9160 Those who attended 8-5 p.m. or 484-9539 the I1 Bastille Day VW CAMPER tent: 10" X 10', weekends. 4-7-20 excellent shape years old. celebration in East $120. attaches F'-qV-O octly to ^ but also [ Lost & Found ||~Q I Lansing Saturday night could inspect fire engines, listen to music, eat hot dogs, FIND SOMETHING? feSPEEte] ] earth cruising machines If you've found a of value, we want to return it. Just come State pet or article help you into the register bikes walk balloon. around or with just The Central a News Classified East Lansing Business best values Department and tell us that Assn. you want to place sponsored the repair service an ad in event. EAST LANSING accessories STATE State News photo BANK'S found column. As a public service EAST by Craig Porter VELOCIPEDE LANSING STATE BANK will run the ad at PEDDLER no extra cost to you. 541 E. Grand River EAST LANSING I Downstairs 351-7240 ^ STATE BANK C-7-30 ■SONY 124 CASSETTE CAMERA IN library. 7-11-73. Student employe boycott urged recorder with mic. AC/DC. Can be claimed at 211V4 Case, very good condition, East Grand River. No. 2. C-3-7-18 $87. 351-4301. 1-7-16 I 50% OFF P.A. cabinets, mixers, FOUND: FEMALE gray / white guitar amps. GILL kitten in 'Flowerpot District'. (continued from page 1) ELECTRONICS, 349-9293 5 months old? 351-3379^ that it will last that long." Several other picketers compained that they weren't that," Yeomen said. "But if they refused to work it would mornings, 5-7 p.m. 5-7-16 C-3-7-18 The unions last struck against the University in 1966. being kept well enough informed about the progress of the help end this thing much quicker." "The reason why it could last that long is the school negotiations. "It would LOST: TOY bring some extra pressures, on the I GUNS, RIFLES, and hand guns Answers Collie, to female. won't be under that much pressure until the students start "You keep hearin' different things out here, but it's University," Jim Burns said. "Because it doesn't help us any of all kinds. Buy, trade and "Cassie " 641-421 7, coming back," Carpenter said. "Then they'd want to solve impossible to know which are true," one said. if someone sneaks in the back sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 339-2351 All the way to work while there's 332-2511. 2-7-16 it fast." picketing workers agreed that if all student others outside striking." 2412 South Cedar. Call 371-2244. O-7-30 Both unions are without a strike fund, which would employes boycotted it would speed up the negotiations. "Now they're working so CAT - WHITE/black strip^ enable the locals to pay the workers some money during the they don t they can go to school and Found strike., want to lose that |l00 USED VACUUM corner of Abbott and M-78. 337-0815. C3-7-18 "The lack of a strike fund could really hurts some money, and I can understand CLEANERS, Tanks, canisters, and uprights. people a lot," Goldie Yeomen said, "because there's a lot of LOST: Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and up. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, DENNIS trimmed black APRICOT Kocker/Poddle, collar. Vicinity of white widows, and people who are depending on themselves to get by." About the only recouse many strikers will have if the State mediator 316 North Cedar, opposite Frandor, answers to Mandy. (continued from pageD strike continues is to go on welfare. City Market. C-7-30 Reward. 355-9279 or Groty said. 339-8957. 3-7-20 "Hell, we got just as much right for stamps as other The unions have issued a statement people," one picketing worker said. denouncing the |B0AT OR CAMPER "When this strike is resolved I think caller and saying they would never stoop to any such strike fund would Porta-Potti. Used Good condition. $50. Can be 1 season. Personal / be a good thing to establish," Carpentersaid. "Now there's a activities. a rulethat if seen at 4804 West St. Joseph, you don't picket you are charged a $50 fine, but U.S. mail I doubt that they can make that stick. delivery to several campus buildings was JIM'S IS NOT JUST Lansing. 3-7-16 prevented , BOARD EXAM TUTORING "But if we had a strike fund then all those who man the on Friday but was restored Saturday. KUSTOM COLUMNS, Peavey KAPLAN TUTORING lines could be paid a certain amount," Carpenter Several picketing workers had GOOD FOOD & GOOD FUN " head and two Electro-Voice COURSES explained. evidently been confused over whether or not to let mail carriers $550. Call now being formed for the IT'S what's through. The unions issued a joint statement to the picketers 517-772-1 148, ask for coming LSAT, MCAT, DAT saying that carriers Board must be allowed to cross picket lines. Holiday Inn Quartet. 4-7-20 exams. For a I I Kenneth Riley, special delivery carrier for the East I^ARANTZ 1060 stereo amp. 313-354-0085. 0-7-30 Lansing post office, said he had difficulty in the delivery of AR turntable with new FREE ...A lesson in complexion certain perishable goods to the SAGANAKI j Empire cartridge. Sony 366 general stores building on I reel to reel stereo tape deck. care. Call 484-4519 East Thursday. | Sony TC 8W 8-track cartridge Michigan or 485-7197 Announcements for It's Pevelop the magic in your recorder. Speed graphic 4X5 Lansing Mall. What's Happening must be hands. Come to a Some MSU students on Thursday formed a strike MERLE massage class NORMAN received in the State News at 7:30 tonight at 11 S Berky support committee and issued a statement calling for all | press camera. PETRI FT SLR COSMETICS office, 341 Student Services Hall. student employes to boycott their work and for other Greek and America ra. Polorids, lenses, STUDIOS' C-7-30 Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class Prof. Allan Mandelstamm will students to join the picket lines- cameras, projectors, days before publication. No es, TV sets, PLEASE HELP. Young man in speak on An Investor's View of announcements will be accepted prison is lonely and wishes to Current Domestic Political and However many equipment. by phone. Economic Forces at noon at the picketing strikers say they haven't seen 372-4300 Typewriters, clocks, radios, correspond with girls. If you any students joining the lines. Free University Club. Lunch will be Evening wall tapestries. 1,000 used can help. Call Bill, 337-7318, served at 11:45 a.m. reservations Parking 8-track tapes, $1. up. 1500 for address. 3-7-18 Typing Service ' are appreciated. The committee has called for all people "opposed to used stereo albums, 50c up. union busting tactics" to attend a special rally at 7:30 p.m. mmvua WILCOX SECONDHAND SPARTAN CO-OPERATIVE Free U is offering guitar for Wednesday at Beaumont Tower. STEREOLAND, 509 East Nursery School is accepting beginners and intermediates. I Michigan, COMPLETE THESES Call the office for information. Lansing. Phone application for 1973-74 SERVICE' discount printing. I 485-4391. 8-5:30 p.m. school year, for information IBM typing and binding Encountering has begun and 1 Monday call 355-0336 mornings. - Saturday. I BandAmericard, Master 5-7-16 these, resumes, publication. will accept new Wednesday only. Meeting at 7 people on Tuesday I Charge, I C-7-30 trades, layaways. PREGNANT? We understand. Across from campus, corner M.A.C. and Grand River, p.m. and the location will be NO PLACE Call us. PREGNANCY below Jones Stationery Shop. determined each time. Call Free U for info Carter and Lang 12-GUAGE pump. Excellent COUNSELING' 372-1560. Call COPYGRAPH TO GO T condition with case, $65. RCA 18" portable cleaning 0-7 30 SERVICES' C-7-30 337-1666. Intensive French is meeting. no Follow-up sessions longer Original Country I B&W; Sears 12" portable, TV AND stereo term/$9.50 month. rentals. $23 Free, using short stories will meet at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays Blues and Folk BETWEEN | B&W, $75. 351-9127. 7-7-27 same day delivery and next to the Free U office. service. Call NEJAC, 8:30-11:30 CLASSES? Animals 337-1300. C-7-30. Fr. dissertations, theses, lERMAN PARACHUTING THURSDAY manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 23 years experience. Wednesday p Rest your weary mind and body SHORT haired afternoons and weekends. 349-0850. C-7-30 1 pointers. National Champion Instructions. Jewett Airport, Sensitivity through massage, Trivia Night at your Union blood lines. $100 or trade for Mason. 12 miles from yoga and dance is now meeting Ldilding. We serve I sporting goods. Terms. THESES, RESUMES, typing I Store. 351-5323.6-7-23 PX campus. 351-0799. 3-7-18 and printing. Reasonable at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays in 301 with three meals a day, Agriculture Hall. The class is s prices. COMMERCIAL starting at 7:15 AM. Real Estate PRINTING. 337-0712. o Dulcimers, making and Sam Spiegel u You can read, play rRE BREED Alaskan Malamut C-7-30 playing. Class continues to I Puppies. continue and is still open. Call £ 7 billiards, l~d' $50' weeks, shots and 349 3113 after Free U for info 8:30-11:30 mail letters, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, buy tickets to shows, | 6 P.M. 3-7-18 EAST LANSING. Farwood, by Okemos. Electric typewriter. Transcendental meditation Thursday as owner. 2 year old, four get a haircut, buy Call 349-1773 eveings and taught by Maharishi Mahesh jNE YEAR registered female bedroom, custom - built weekends. 373-6726 Yogi. Introductory lec/ures at 4 souvenirs, cigarettes, stockin ■ collie. ■ Reasonable to Loves children. home with everything. weekdays. 0-7-30 and S p.m. Wednesday in 102 y Mark and Susan Proulx % sweatshirts, greeting cards good home. Completely landscaped. Wells Hall. I on?"19' must Call Featuring huge redwood deck PROFESSIONAL IBM Folk and Modern I 2038 3,ter 57 7 30 P'm" and shingled playhouse. dissertation typing. MA 351-0836. 6-7-23 English degree. MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. C-7-30 info Music MSU ■ ARABIAN, apply downward pressure on REGISTERED, ■ vears old, ■ hands high. Call Buckskin, 14.1 4 I Recreation !c#al EXPERIENCED IBM inflationary food prices. Meet for training at 7:30 tonight in Plus our UNION typing. Nancy. ■ 882-7166, 3-7-20 Pica, Elite. Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. 1331 East Abbot lobby. Pitcher Special BUILDING FLIGHTS TO Europe. New 9-8-3 I mprovisational Children's Call 3711752 JjORABLE PUPPY needs York - Frankfurt return from Theater is a new Free U class at ■ m?6 10 escaPe dogcatcher. $165. Anne Munnich, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 7-9 p.m. weekdays and 2 to 4 ■ 627-6129, free. 8-1-7-16 355-7846 5-7- p.m. 0-7-30 Saturday. Call Free U for DOONESBURY Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). p.m. information. by Garry Trudeau ■ Mobile FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-30 Homes fMO IN Beginning German via poetry will start at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday trnt. our vme's FOR QUALITY service £ next to the Free U office. about up scot, scotanp TEP I'D L/KZ 70 , /$ THtte AN/TH/MP YOU'P UKE TO SAY TO - NOPf NOT Me. HOLU ABOUT YOU, TBP? rr 1 r VES, 1'P Line |v2'TER ' 12' * BO'- , „ on , * Meetings will be twice a week. u//sh all of you ' stereo equipment, see the Out! V/BWE& B&ORf \ \ to say hzilo 1 "'I drver- dishwasher and STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East at NASA 6000 \ you L£AV£ FOR ■ " \ / n0?e, notMe |a \ i to my son scot. I Windso c1"9' Located 'n Grand River. C-7-30 GRADUATE STUDENT, Male Consciousness Raising luck with !|c% \\\A YOUR £P1C hou/about I 646 RldR eS- 355-7709 or Experiencecd carpentry, masonry. Desires low cost will now meet at 7 p.m. on skylab • : JOURNEY? ^ you, scot? klitb6 pm * |~ Typing Service basement (etc), Exchanged for services. Fall, 332-6219. Fridays and is open to new people at this time. Call Free U for information. 5-13-73 ; ,97°- TERM PAPERS with IBM Housing research and tenant Selectric. Phone after 5pm, organization at 7:30 p.m. 351-7824. B-12-7-30 Tuesday on 501 M.A.C. Ave. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing NEED A cheap old used piano The Society for Creative (Pica Elite). 11 years in good condition, 337-2176. Anachronism attempts to ■Superb condi, 9 8nd draPes- - recreate the Middle Ages. Tired experience. SANDI, 5-7-20 ■Windsor p' Located in of the 20th century? The north |5:3o D Sta,6s- C»» after 339-8934.C-7-30 woods barony provides relief at |0i^ndal.3.7.16646-8819 TYPING, Elite type. TERM papers and Call 332-8505. etc. o f e 7:30 p.m. Union Tower Wednesday room. in the 2-7-16 compensated. MICHIGAN Bbedro0^LQ| . 12 X 50 2 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, COMMUNITY BLOOD East Lansing Folk Dancers welcome newcomers to folk ■wi,h air mobile home CENTER. 337-7183. Hours dance. There's teaching every fef-SI-SS Okemos. Electric typewriter. Call 349-1773 evenings and weekends. 373-6726 Monday, Thursday and Friday 9-4:30pm Tuesday and Wednesday 12-6pm. week in Balkan, Israeli, C.reek and other areas. 8 p.m. Tuesday at St. John's Student Center, weekdays. 0-7-20 C-7-30 327 M.A.C. Ave. Monday, July 16, 1973 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tree-lovers hold sale (continued from page 1) New ports may cause limit, perhaps as far out as from buoys anchored on the From the buoy, oil spillage an oil from a greater number of potentially environmentally hazardous. to defray court costs Citizens protesting the redesign of an East Lansin» intersection have raised almost $450 from a garage sale.! part of a fund - raising effort £0 defray legal expenses of 30 miles. sea floor to artificial islands, line, buried on the sea conventional tankers. An their suit against the Dept. of State Highways. offshore in the Atlantic The report's major The one most favored by bottom, would carry the oil offshore facility is favored Hie group has protested since June 13 planned redesign beyond the three - mile The Gulf Coast areas council of economic to because there are currently conclusion, nonetheless, is a storage facilities on that of the Michigan Avenue - Harrison Road traffic intersection favored by the oil industry advisers' study — included shore, no deepwater terminals on "Deepwater by the highway department. are reported to include the either the East or Gulf appear to be the most "But should the court rule in our favor after our hearing City to debate Mississippi Delta off in the environmental report — is a "monobuoy" system, The major reason for the superport plan, the report Coasts, and one close to economical and July 23, we will go to trial against the state highway Louisiana, the Texas Gulf environmentally preferred indicates, is that lane officials. Then we'll be talking expenses between $7,000 resolution on near Freeport, off the Texas This would involve t volumes of oil will be shore would require method of importing and $10,000," James Anderson, leader of the citizen group, coast and Ameraport, off fairly large mtmi buoy coming from the middle considerable dredging. foreign oil and could, said Sunday. surveillance Alabama and Mississippi. anchored to the sea bottom East to the United States The environmental therefore, prevent the Meanwhile, lawyers for the opposing forces agreed City Councilman George and that environmental assessment portion of the curtailment of economic Griffiths' resolution to limit The "superports" to with a "flexible hose" report leaves little doubt activity due to lack of Friday to meet Tuesday to discuss a possibleout-of-court handle oil from attached to receive the oil damage is likely to be less settlement, which would greatly curtail further legal fees. police surveillance of supertankers could range from supertankers. >om the supertankers than that the superports are energy." peaceful demonstrations will be considered for a second time by the East Lansing City Council Tuesday night. However, the measure, which was prompted by citizen protest of police picture - taking at a recent save - the - trees demonstration is expected to again be deferred for study. City council met informally last week with Police Chief Stephen Naert and a city attorney to resolve disagreements over the resolution. The measure would prohibit police surveillance activities, except when illegal action is reasonably suspected and e v i dence from the surveillance would be used for prosecution. "We talked about resolving my intent to allow citizens to exercise their First Amendment rights with the police desire to conduct proper investigation of criminal acts," Griffiths said, Sunday. Griffiths added he did not want to hamper "legitimate" police investigation. Griffiths introduced the resolution July 3. He indicated at the time that he was distressed by Detective James Kelly's actions at a demonstration June 13 when Kelly took pictures of citizens attempting to halt tree - cutting efforts near the intersection of Michigan Avenue and Harrison Road. Griffiths' measure was referred to Naert for his comments at the July 3 council meeting. In other action, council will decide whether to refund a $100 petitioning fee paid by the Oakhill Citizens for Neighborhood Preservation in their effort t o halt apartment development in the area by rezoning the neighborhood. Council will also consider directing City Clerk Bevery Colizzi to accept voter registrations obtained on Sundays and holidays or outside the city limits and act on proposed changes at Henry Fine Park, where a child drowned in April. City council meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall. Try breaking something in instead of wearing it out. The Leather Shop 1 on M.A.C. east lansing Iena abbott 617 332-4qb1 lo-s mqim/sat noon-b blum