Tuesday, May 21,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Sirica orders Nixon to surrender fASHlNGTON (AP) nrrender tape ercate coverup - President Nixon was ordered Monday recordings of 64 conversations for use in the trial of former top associates. or Sirica ordered that the originals of the tapes be turned over on before May 31, and that the White index House then supply an and analysis detailing individual claims of office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Gesell released a letter from Nixon in which the President tapes In the subpena of nine tapes last year the White House complied after the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled against it. In the presidential denied any prior (strict Judge John J. Sirica gave the White House until the privilege. knowledge of that break - in but said he had second subpena, last March, the White House surrendered an ordered use of the "fullest of the month to produce the tapes, but said he would delay Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, in authority" of his office in the undisclosed amount of material without going to court. obtaining his third court subpena campaign by the plumbers to prevent news leaks. order upon an appeal. Presidential counsel James D. St. Clair last month, said the tapes are needed for the One of the President's arguments was that Jaworski must have trial of John N. •Charles G. "Bebe" Rebozo, firmed an appeal would be made. Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, John D. Ehrlichman and four others a close friend of the President, had sufficient evidence to bring the indictments in the first place accused the Senate t the Capitol, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter W. charged with conspiracy to block the Watergate investigation. Watergate Committee of trying to humiliate and that there was no need to fumish more material. and embarrass him in its j D ■ N.J. said his committee would consider another "The need for evidence presented quest for his personal and financial "Such an arugment, however, ignores the fact not only that it here, is, if anything, more records. nla of its own if the White House fails to turn over tapes compelling" than the nine - tapes is the special prosecutor alone in this instance, who has the duty case last year, Sirica said. • Dwight L. Chapin, former presidential appointments tongthelTT and milk price cases. St. Qair had promised the St. Clair, the President's chief Watergate lawyer, had moved to to determine the quantity and quality of evidence necessary to achment panel an answer by Monday, but no such reply secretary sentenced to 10 to 30 months in prison for lying to a prosecute, but that the prosecutor has an obligation to obtain and quash the subpena and told newsmen on May 7 that the President been disclosed by late afternoon. would not give up any more grand jury about political dirty tricks, appealed his conviction. present all the relevant evidence," the judge said. Watergate tapes either to Jaworski or •A federal judge ruled he could find no evidence whatever that odino said the committee also will discuss what steps to take to the House impeachment inquiry. "It has never been the law that once an indictment issues, Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke of California was ie White House continues to withhold 11 Watergate - related St. Clair indicated then that the case would be appealed all entrapped by promises of evidence beyond that at hand is unnecessary and should not be s it already has subpenaed. the way to the Supreme Court if leniency from Watergate prosecutors who have charged him with sought." necessary. perjury. |s he did last year, in the celebrated court battle over nine In other Watergate developments: Sirica slso took a swipe at President Nixon's April 29th $ Sirica ordered that the recordings be submitted for his •District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell indicated he Judge Barrington Parker of U.S. District Court rejected statement that the papers he was making public "will tell it all." may dismiss one motions to dismiss the three • count indictment or to Said the judge, "Be that as it may, what the President fW gnd decision on what portions the President may of the charges - lying to the FBI - brought against Ehrlichman suppress certain evidence on the ihold. in connection with the White House ground it had been obtained by personally knew and did is not dispositive of the issues in this plumbers break • in at the entrapment. case." Police, FBI intensify hunt for Hearst; parents beg heiress to give herself up LOS ANGELES (AP) - Police and FBI Angeles to San Francisco, and authorities three fugitives. agents pressed their search Monday»for were receiving many crank calls. Emmy Brubach, Hearst family cook for Patricia Hearst and two Symbionese "If they've got any sense, they'd have eight years, said she saw Hearst driving a Liberation Army members apparently now left," Police Cmdr. Peter Hagan said. red Volkswagen van on U.S. Highway 101 her comrades, but officials acknowleged a "Things are getting hot here." Sunday night, south of San Francisco. She growing feeling the fugitives may have fled "Your idea is as good as ours," FBI said the woman she believed to be Hearst the city. spokesman John Morrison said when asked was with two other persons, one of them a In Hillsborough, Calif., Hearst's where Hearst might be hiding. But he bearded white man. She said she gave the father said she may have been added that the focus of the search was still van's license number to the FBI. brainwashed or the victim of mind in Los Angles. In Jacksonville, Fla., FBI agent W. H. control. Both her parents begged their Police officers in California have the Alexander said he had received a report daughter, described by authorities as descriptions of Hearst, 20, and Emily and that a woman resembling the fugitive "armed and extremely dangerous," to William Harris, both in their late 20s, heiress had been seen at a motel in abandon the SLA and give herself up. But Randolph A. Hearst added, "At this Hagan said. He said more than 100 police Pensacola Monday morning. "We are officers and FBI agents were assigned to trying to determine if it was her," he said. point in time I don't believe that she will the case. Hagan said police were receiving many give herself up to come home." Hearst, dragged from her apartment tips from citizens, many of them crank Hearst, editor and president of the San Feb. 4 as she screamed, "Let me go!" now calls. It was just such a tip, from a woman Francisco Examiner, said he thinks his apparently "has joined forces with the who reported seeing a white woman daughter "honestly believes now that she's SLA," William A. Sullivan, in charge of wearing a gun in a house, that led officers Sgt. Charles Loust of the Los Angeles Police Dept. shows weapons and other material recovered from the a member of the group. This sort of the Los Angeles FBI office, said Sunday to the six SLA members. burned ruins of a house where six members of the Symbionese Liberation Army were killed in a shootout brainwashing is not an unheard of thing." night. In San Francisco, U.S. Dist. Atty. James with police Friday. On table from left to right are shell casings, four .30 caliber Many persons, including the Hearst An all - points bulletin was issued for L. Browning Jr. said he will issue no bank fully automatic carbines, six family cook, claimed to have seen the the arrest of the Harrises and the 12 gauge shotguns and two semi - automatic rifles. robbery complaint against Hearst until he newspaper heiress in locations from Los newspaper heiress, all of whom were can review evidence from witnesses who wanted for investigation of illegal use and told of seeing her before the Los Angeles possession of automatic weapons. shootout. He added that bank robbery A witness told police Hearst sprayed warrants will be dismissed against four DS attacks natural science book rifle bullets at a sporting goods store last SLA members killed in the gun battle. Thursday after a bungled attempt by The four accused in the $10,690 April Harris at shoplifting a pair of 49 • cent 15 holdup of a Hibernia bank branch in socks. San Francisco were Donald David Later that night, the three apparently DeFreeze, Camilla Hall, Patricia abducted a local high school youth who "Mizmoon" Soltysik, and Nancy Ling fight against U.S. racism, sexism By PAT NARDI The SDS members said they were also promiscuous, that women are by nature want to continue receiving welfare later told investigators that Hearst was introduced to him by the others a$ "Tania," the name that Hearst used in several recorded messages delivered to her family. Perry. State News Staff Writer concerned with other people who wrote submissive and that the trouble with black payments. The shooting incident led to a fierce about eugenics, the science of improving families is that so many are headed by Mullins commented that the book could gun battle Friday night that claimed the tow members of Students for a itic the qualities of the human race, especially women. obviously be read by some people as sexist lives of the SLA's apparent leader - Society (SDS) told a natural or racist, but said he doesn't read it that "General Field Marshal Cinque" - and nee class Monday that its textbook is way. five other SLA members. 'racist and sexist. Ardrey leaves you with the idea that black people "I chose the book because it might get Authorities said Monday the SLA «lie Shields, with and women don't have anything to offer society permission from .. people excited enough to talk about apparently never numbered more than 11 Mullins, associate professor, led the ideas," Mullins said. ck on Robert - Leslie Shields, SDS member about a dozen members. Previous Ardrey's book, "The He said he thought the SDS estimates had placed membership in the #1 Contract" used in Mullins' class, presentation "was very interesting and fy. a playwright who lectured on mysterious and multiracial terrorist group by careful selection of parents. Shields denounced a bill that is now exciting." at around 25. tropology in the 1930s, wrote the Members also criticized writers who say before the Ohio Legislature which she says Mulling has scheduled the SDS speakers One of the reports of a possible sighting 'book in 1970. that will require women with over two people with low IQs should be to discuss Ardrey's book at 12:40 and of the trio came from a Los Angeles X once very active in the antiwar sterilized, that blacks are lazy and sexually illegitimate children to be sterilized if they 8:30 p.m. today in 326 N. Kedzie Hall. ment landlady. She said three persons — one of during the Vietnam era, has them a young woman who she said looked relatively inactive in recent years. like newspaper photos of Hearst — came 'Pus SDS members say they are now to her door Sunday night and offered JMBon combating racism and sexism several hundred dollars to rent a room for (Mean society. the night. The other two were black men, JelM''itds saidincredibly s Ardrey's book is "not only dangerous because the landlady told police. She said that when she told them she used very widely." had no vacancies, one of the men slashed Ardrey leaves you with the idea that at her with a knife, then all three fled in a people and women don't have car. jnmg e to offer society," Shields said. "We didn't come away with any takes 5 °ns incredibly controversial information that would indicate they were which you could write books on Patricia Hearst 8 involved," Morrison said, referring to the passes them off in a few sentences fpiable' or 'universal truths'." J S members * of passed around their Ardrey's book to the 25 class w present. members used as r11" Ardrey's book: an example of Court upholds Jjr herein lies another powerful if!' iuf idontity< other m ""dying so privileged nd say 'That Is as question, Who to point to a man am of no-fault my husband' or J fu my boss.' 0' to include a A Wayne County Circuit Court one of them barring motorcyclists K,aps "v '"is is with switchblades shining ruled Monday that six sections of from coverage and another blocking my gang.' " Michigan's no ■ fault auto insurance drivers from suing for property r. 1U(>te from Ardrey's book law are unconstitutional but that the damage when they are not at fault. 1nth!C'iS,Un tht> pamphlet is: law itself is legal. Dior i i States evidence for The ruling by Judge Horace W. Gilmore ruled that the law was 'earning capacity is as inarguable Gilmore came in 119 wrong to bar suits by drivers whose a - page brief Nd" Pcrformance on the baseball and was the latest legal step in a court vehicles are struck by other vehicles fight that began even before the law from suing to collect property ftSf butthatsome % peop'e may laugh at take it seriously, came into force last Oct. 1. damage. To protect himself, a driver would Among the key provisions of the fefhry l ^ this book as a matter of Three Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) members told a natural science class Monday that this book law Gilmore ruled unconstitutional need to purchase collision insurance at SL >Use il is one of the most both racist and sexist. Campus SDS members say that they are now focusing their efforts on combating were two described as key clauses - a higher rate than before. nt,"Shi., 'e'ds,n plact's this explainer! book is taught as was racism and sexism in society. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May r City slow to check By MARY ANN FLOOD a long list of violations of city area of the city that has been own the city to expect private houses years and some of them for State News Staff Writer Some East Lansing tenants codes. The city owns eight rental houses and the house being almost entirely licensed. "The city is one of the landlords in the area to apply last citizens to voluntarily license their properties when the city itself has been dragging its only more The a year. city plans to buy two houses directly east of -ASiafiy- by the University Sjf*' feel they have an absentee licenses," Housing feet," East landlord," said a citv used for the Drug Education for one Lansing city hall where the parking lot who lives with , Israel party tries for coalition landlord who lives next door. Center. Some of the properties Inspector John Wibert said. landlord said. may be some day. The several oti; Israel's ruling Labor party voted Sunday to try to The landlord is the City of East Lansing itself, the only were council acquired was when the planning the When the city began inspecting and licensing rental "We have problems like parking violations, electrical upcoming purchases are 398 Park Lane and 410 Park Lane. aperthed«y^ iandlord in town who does not peripheral route for the city housing under the new housing receptacles that need to be The city also owns 416 and form a coalition gpvernment that promised to be the most dovish in years. pay city taxes and the only landlord in town who inspects and several were bought city hall to eventually build a near code last fall, ads were placed in local papers asking all worked on, low ceiling heights and screens that need repair," 418 Park Lane and 405 Grove St, though and the fact not pressed that the The party's central committee voted 302 to 36 with itself in order to obtain the parking lot on the property . landlords to voluntarily apply said Warden, who takes charge Just north of city hall the were as much them as even if two 1^ tf required rental license. city Treasurer Frank Warden for licensing rather than of the properties in his city owns 415 Park Lane and six abstentions to ask the Independent Liberal party, a former coalition partner, and the Civil Rights Movement City housing inspectors said. Five of the city houses that waiting until the city decided capacity as treasurer. Warden said he doubts that 414 and 420 Abbott Road, all overdue, felt that *aUy lax when it the?, recently checked the city • to license sections of town. purchased for the ill - fated to join the new government. owned properties and compiled the repairs. me require rental licenses are in an "I don't think it is fair for city will appeal to the East peripheral route, Warden said. We The coalition would control need screens fji. only 61 seats in the 120 - Lansing Housing Board of Purchased for the Ann Street member parliament. It would exclude the National Appeals for variances of parking and ceiling heights. extension were 407 Stoddard St. and 403 Lexington Ave., zznwoy put on - and those «i probi„ Religious party, which has maintained control over all "We originally bought this were all here before 7* Warden said. The city also blocks religious matters since the state's inception. Low housing inspectors property for it to be torn owns 1148 E. Saginaw St. tenant said. came Premier - designate Yitzhak Rabin must present his down," Warden said. "We "We try to keep rents right The city has no leases eithl government to President Ephraim Katzir by midnight didn't buy it to go into the around what they were when and some rental business." tenants are woni Friday. we purchased the house," about that. 0n,( "But if we didn't rent the Warden said. He estimated the "I know that the property and make some citv bud, Nixon to change health proposal average rent was $55 a month says they might tear In a nationwide radio address President Monday offered to compromise his health insurance Nixon in marijuana profit, there would be some taxpayers unhappy with the city for investing money in the for the city's tenants. But some of the tenants, most of whom have city's house to put And the peripheral come downo up a parking k route con up again anytime If, properties." never met anyone they can call plan with rival proposals in Congress to provide a bill Warden said that the city has threatened, but I known, landlord, are taking advantage won't let them kick us that could be enacted this year. By JOE KIRBY to leave without this year, the same number owned some of the properties of the city's deal and out , paying. The fitting tear down the However, he complained that two competing State News Staff Writer student said he felt threatened recorded in 1972 - 73. for as long as eight or nine extra people into their houses. house, MSU senior said. Democratic - sponsored measures would rely too heavily because one of the suspects MSU Public Safety Director on management by the federal government. Campus police thought they was carrying a cane. Richard O. Bernitt said made an arrest for a narcotics ■ The two suspects, William recently that he could only The speech came one day before the Senate Finance related robbery Saturday but Vernon Woods, Inkster, and recall one conviction on drug Committee was scheduled to begin hearings on health lost out because of a Darrell Blane Manning, Inkster, theft charges during the past insurance proposals. The House Ways and Means Committee began its consideration earlier. technicality in the law. At 8:18 p.m. Saturday campus police got a call from a were taken to the Ingham County jail, but the prosecutor refused to issue a warrant for two years. stems The lack of from the convictions QUARTS OF COKE difficulty in student in East Wilson Hall their arrest. prosecuting persons for theft who said he had been robbed. There is a technicality in the of illegal goods. Kennedy lists '73 federal taxes He gave police the license law that does not allow the The recent robbery follows a in a big cone - shaped container number of the car and police issuing of a warrant when the rash of criticism of both Sen. and Mrs. Edward M. Kennedy paid 48 per cent sent out a call for roadblocks stolen of their 1973 gross income in federal income taxes, they disclosed Monday. to be thrown up. The two suspects were taken to the property is contraband. The two suspects were then Livingston County University and police officials over a controversial program in which resident assistants of ONLY A QUARTER (reg. 45c) Kennedy, D - Mass., released to reporters his and his stopped by the Michigan State jail where a warrant was issued residence halls are asked to Police near Brighton and a wife's joint return which listed federal tax of 5217,844 search of their car turned up a for possession of marijuana. Their supply information on drug OFFER GOOD TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY on adjusted gross income of S451.683. arraignment is pushers in the halls. half pound of marijuana. scheduled for Tuesday Earlier this month, a Kennedy, who is believed to be one of the two or After the first call from the resident assistant from Akers That's right 251 gets you morning. a whole quart of coke to enhance three wealthiest members of the Senate, listed most of Wilson Hall student, police The robbery was the ninth Hall was suspended for failure your Domino's pizza his 1973 income as coming from trusts set up by his late were under the impression that drug • related theft on campus to provide such information. father, Joseph P. Kennedy. Kennedy's congressional both money and drugs were taken and that the suspects salary is S42,500. 351-7100 were armed. The State News is published by the students of Michigan State - But further details revealed University every class day during Fall. Winter and Spring school Judges criticize FBI's efficiency that the suspects had been in terms, Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Term, the process of buying the Subscription rate is S20 per year. Federal judges and other officials are increasingly marijuana when they decided Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State questioning the efficiency of the FBI. not only in Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. DOMINO'S PIZZA connection with its failure to find Patricia Hearst but in PHONES other cases as well. News/Editorial 355-8252 They; point to iiMiiiics showing that while the Classified Ads 355-8255 number of agents has increased 22.5 per cent since Display Advertising 353-6400 1969, the number of investigative matters has dropped 5.7 per cent and the number of cases per agent has rfidtWorlcu] Business Office Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 966 Trowbridge Rd. Hot, Fast, Free Delivery dropped 24.6 per cent. In this same period, the budget has grown dramatically - from S219.67 million in 1969 to a requested $435.6 million in 1975 - an increase of 98 frozen- dairy- per cent. Tip Top 6 oz. Education bill amended by Senate LEMONADE Heatherwood yh gal The Senate voted Monday to add S631 million to the SKIM MILK S23 billion education bill to finance additional programs NIBLETS CORN 57° to help handicapped and retarded children. Sen. 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East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 21,1974 3 Protestant rebels barricade Belfast FROM WIRE SERVICES council had not wanted the said the strike would continue food supplies barricades put up, but until the British government BELFAST, Northern Ireland sympathized with the anger Inning out from a (AP) — Protestant extremists that the British radio report calls for new elections Northern Ireland and returns in ■ntinuing strike by paralyzed Belfast Monday by had caused in other full power to the Portestants. ■rkers, and a city - wide barricading every major road ogranizations. A state of emergency, ■rricade by Protestant into the city and vowed they "We're not backing off allowing troops to be called in |remists, women line up were "ready to die" unless another inch," one local for essential services, was J buy bread in the their demands were met. Protestant leader said. "We declared on Sunday. The Ktestant section of Belfast, Armed paramilitary goups threw up blockades of hijacked want to stay a part of Great Britain but we want our rights. Electricity Generating Board (and. said the supply of power was cars, trucks and buses in an "If we don't get them, we down to 30 per cent of normal, effort to increase pressure on shall fight for independence. with more than half of the British government, This is the end of the road and already Northern Ireland without burdened by a six • day strike, we are ready to die if we have to abandon proposals to to." electricity. Many areas of give Belfast were hit by 12- hour the Roman Catholic Protestant minority a extremists power blackouts, buses ran share in running the province. declared South Belfast, with a The British Defense Ministry only through Catholic districts population of more than and train services were at a announced it was sending 60,000, off limits to British minimum. about 500 British infantrymen troops. Most schools were closed into Northern Ireland to help The strike appeared almost and hospitals were conserving keep the peace. 100 per cent effective. Most A ministry spokesman said power by undertaking only shops, offices and factories emergency surgery. Mail service the troops "will be in support were closed and Belfast's of the civilian powers" along was suspended. shipyard, the city's biggest ASMSU urges new IM At least five Protestant with the other 15,500 troops employer, was at a standstill. building militants were reported Britain normally keeps in Attempts by labor union arrested and authorities said Northern Ireland. leaders to mediate appeared there had been threats unless The only traffic allowed into doomed. The Protestant Belfast Monday was food and they were released. militants said they would not In Larne, a port north of J By PAULA HOLMES ■State News Staff Writer funding of recreational a new co ■ president for student affairs), for the new building during fall ASMSU president said. "It's milk trucks. British army- patrols were stopped. Fist talk with Len Murray, Belfast, Protestant extremists intrammural who will direct it through the or winter secretary general of Britain's lined up outside the police facility that would be built at registration to show been around for three or four fights broke out around several powerful Trades Union ftor students who are sick of the earliest by 1978. proper channels," Greg Corona, chairman of the additional support for the plan. years already. barricades. Congress, who flew to Belfast headquarters demanding release of three men who ■tine in long lines to get on The plan calls for a $8 "Several residence hall "We tried to get the trustees James Smyth, spokesman for Ki< and paddleball courts special committee, said. on Monday. reportedly had been detained. million structure that would be governments have asked me to to act on the proposal last fall the Ulster Workers Council, I tired "Hopefully, the board of Murray was to lead a "back of being kicked and financed through a 30 • come and speak to them about but President Wharton never said that Monday's barricades to work" march of unionists trustees will discuss it and put Itched in the intramural bond issue. The year annual the the plan," Corona said. "And I sent the proposal to them," were in response to a report today, but labor sources said plan on the building Jnming pools, relief may be payment of $612,600 would have encouraged them to write Cain explained. "This time heard Sunday night on British they expected little response ■he way. priority list. letters in support of it. Most of when radio be made with funds we send it to the that the council's because of intimidation. supplied "I think the administration fce A SMSU Executive, them are now in the letter administration want to be decision not to shut down Workers attempting to defy by students, faculty and staff we Krd adopted Sunday night and the athletic department. knows there's students a concern among writing stage." sure that it gets on the board's electric power altogether was a the strike said they were met M recommendation of a about the In other business, the board The students would face a agenda." retreat by Protestant strongarm men. ■cat ASMSU committee 15 cent hike in tuition overcrowding of IM facilities," sent the trustee liason proposal ASMSU also approved a Smyth said the worker's The Ulster Workers' Council Corona added. "And if the ig the construction and per back to committee. The motion credit hour which would referendum goes well, it will asking University proposal was similar to one officials to review the policy increase to 25 cents the second show the board that there is that had been defeated by the brd to receive year and 36 cents the following student that requires resident year for a total increase of $16.20 for a 45 credit year support for a new facility. I think that then the board of trustees in 1971. The proposal asked that students be assistants to turn in drug dealers on their floor. Today is ward at MSU until the bond - new IM building will have just allowed to sit as voting "We are not asking the was paid off. as good a chance of being built members on the MSU Board of The faculty and staff would as any other University to support or building." Trustees. condone illegal activites," the lANSINC. Via' President pay a yearly $50 fee and the The ASMSU Balfour Executive "I'm not particularly upset frald resolution read. "We are Ring Day R. Ford will athletic department would be Board is planning on holding a that the proposal got sent back ? the distinguished charged by the hour for the referendum vote on the plan urging them to develop a more use to committee," Tim Cain, equitable policy." s Award from MSU at a -of the facility. ■day luncheon. "The plan now goes to ford will also address a joint Eldon of the Michigan Nonnamaker (vice Why is this girl at 2:30 p.m. as part Ithe ire visit to his native state, Smiling? plate Senate Last year at this time Joan wasn't Majority ftder Milton Zaagman, who smiling. She was flunking out of ■successfully sought the college and didn't know where to A representative turn. 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KORRECK LET THAT POLITICIAN Hate created FIRST OPINION PAGE STONE' at Editor ■ in ■ Chief top level . . . Advertising Manager Some R.D. Campbell Diane Silver Managing Editor Steve Stein Sports Editor people say love is th» all of the world's „ I Campus Editor JuneE.K. Delano Entertainment Editor problems '■ G.F. Korreck City Editor Dale Atkins Photo Editor That's nice. Chris Danielson Opinion Page Editor Kathy Niezurawski Learn to love one .... Copy Chief >nnH. Melissa Payton National Editor Mary Flood Staff Representative everything will fall int0 answer p|ace% Editorials are the opinion of State News editors. Staff people commentaries, points of view and letters are columns, want to hear becaLl personal opinions. Se±™Wer*iqmtionl^l What are the EDITORIALS world's problems? Or is "problem" just another catch - all Senate word like must "Watergate" love the key that and is returns all the circuits into positive y\^\ I campaign r functions? I think not. Speaking as an American ' - 'I somJ not really in vogue these days -1J Though the election financing the possibility that a large around reform bill narrowly approved last contribution could be broken down me and (the opposite of love) see more than just hb Thursday by the Michigan House into many small contributions with I see operatinganjJl despair, insecurity, paranoia does have its good points, the state of emotions which ,mf the wealthy donor's name optimistic being into can turn even the iS Senate must move to drastically remaining secret. a lonely fo^d 'After Nixon, the a deluge' person. ' improve the measure unless it Democratic leaders correctly Before we can even wants to add still another nail to begin to label hfl argue that this reporting floor - as the cause of our difficulties, we need! the coffin of citizen faith in which Gov. Milliken will cite if he look at the factors of hate first. America's political system. decides to veto the bill As an individual, think is for a m How many people do Equally important, the Senate necessary to keep small you hate1 il many would you like to'see must make these improvements this contributors active in politics. But By JAMES RESTON gravely weakened. And on point three, he civilization has produced." by truck get runol New York Times seems to think he is personally the main Presumably he means by this that there a or strung from a tree bv J week, if any meaningful reform is the Democrats' goal could vital organs? If that number runs! to be implemented in time for this hope of peace and freedom in the world. is now a chance to make some progress adequately be met with a lower In his self • revealing interview with This was the theme of Louis XV: toward a more stable world order - (1) double figures, it might be said you a year's elections. floor that would, consequently, James J. Kilpatrick of the Washington Star hateful person. "After me the deluge." While Mao Tse Tung and Chou En • Lai ■ The House version of the bill, make it more difficult to spread • News, President Nixon gave three main are still in There is obviously something topsy - power in China; (2) While But that still doesn't tell which merely presents a good base reasons against his resignation or Leonid Brezhnev is showing some interest you whv large donations among several impeachment: First, it would be "wrong," turvy in all this, considering the deluge During World War II Americans hi to work from, for the first time in nuclear arms control in the Soviet committees. because, he said, "I am not guilty of any Nixon has already created. For he is not "Nips" and "Krauts" and "Dagos;" dun Union; (3) While Anwar Sadat and King the Korean requires centralized accounting of Other loopholes that make the offense under the Constitution that is called an impeachable offense." the judge in these impeachment Faisal are a moderating influence in the during the War it was Vietnam conflict it L "Chinks" j candidate contributions and current bill undeserving of a reform proceedings, but the accused.. He is not in Middle East, and (4) While Europe is "Gooks." Certainly, there was a expenditures. Combined with label include the lack of an Second, it would weaken future trouble because he has held up the staggering toward some kind of common hatred operating at these degree! presidents by making it more difficult for times, but it J another new requirement, that independent enforcement agency, presidency but because he has let it down. purpose. collective and for the purpose of them to make tough decisions. "Every - se| financial reporting be made not And the hope of peace and freedom in the There is something to be said for this defense — necessary. It was not the the failure to require that a president in the future would be res only after an election but before minimum number of random audits world lies with a united America, and not argument. This is indeed a time of of individuals throughout the i constantly watching the polls and looking tumultuous election day and also during an over his shoulder toward Capitol Hill." with a divided nation under a president change and there are demanding each other's skins, of candidate financial statements be a Third - the key point, he added - who has lost the trust of a majority of tha opportunities for practical compromises, have suggested. officeholder's term, this provision conducted and the absence of any but it does not follow from this that "The United States holds the key to people. helps rule out the possibility of guidelines to attach dollar values to whether peace survives and whether Yet the President disaster will overwhelm the human race if My point in this is that it is not so mi political slush funds being used speaks in Nixon personally does not "seize the the individual American, or the indiviJ nonmonetary contributions. freedom survives... I have to be here, and prophetically revealing terms. "We have Chinese behind the scenes for dirty tricks. Senate Democrats - who hold a I intend to be here." moment." or German, that hates, but! one of those times," he told Kilpatrick, nature of these individuals' But the bill's drawbacks are slim one - vote majority - are This is not an overly modest appraisal "when certain forces are coming together Foreign policy, the President told and the way it operates. govemnl because, on point one, he presumes to pass that may never come together again. We Kilpatrick, is no longer made by foreign glaringly numerous. apparently eager to ratify this weak ministers; it is made by heads of state. By nature, a government is a judgment on his own case before the jury must seize this moment. If we do not seize *,a Most significantly, there are no House bill as is, perhaps in a cheap has heard all the evidence. On point two, it, the world will inevitably move to a This will be news to Secretary of State sufficing corporate enterprise. Ideally! maximum limits on the amount a Henry Kissinger, the Politburo and the protects the interests of its people, but| partisan challenge to Milliken to he presents himself as the protector of the conflagration that will destroy everything order to do that, it needs to have financial backer can donate to a veto a reform package in an election presidency, which his administration has that we have made - everything that the Queen of England. enoi| Still, Nixon has always had a power td offer protection. There is candidate or how much that year. weakness for irony here, in that the only way. candidate can spend - despite the But. if Michigan citizens are not VOX POPULI overdramatizing and overpersonatizing politics, and he is still preserve the power a government has fact that such ceilings are likely to at build up its means of power, i.e. if to be once again slapped in the face it. He will not do this. He will not do that. weapi soon become law at the federal level in a wise congressional by their public servants, the Senate must do what is right and force the Latino weekend He will get them - meaning his political enemies. He will decide what materials, monies and - in s colonies. To the Editor: Gumecindo Salas for his valuable impeachment means and what evidence attempt to end the purchase of House to close these loopholes - in The Chicano students of MSU wish to assistance in promoting our visitation. will be released to Congress. His pride will In this type of atmosphere an individl politicians. time to reform political campaigns thank the students and staff of South and We do regret, however, that the State be saved if nothing else. comes second. The person is told to ■ more taxes because the government ne Also, a House - inserted provision in this election year. To not do so Brody complexes for their cooperation in News was not able to adequately cover the And the remarkable thing about all this more money to protect the country (rl exempting contributors of less than and still call this bill reform would helping to make our recent Latino visitation program. The visitation offered is that Nixon really believes it. He believes Visitation Weekend a success. On behalf of the Reds. This person eventually learnJ $25 from the requirement that all be an exercise in massive public an opportunity to all students, faculty and he has not committed a crime — his the visiting high school students we would hate the Reds because he or she would! staff, regardless of their race, to interact definition of an impeachable donor names be disclosed opens up deception. offense; making more, eating more, enjoying particularly like to thank those University in a unique cultural exchange with the believes he is saving the presidency, peace if he or she did not need to be protecf raj students that housed the guests overnight. Chicano community. As it was, the State and freedom and believes he can still do all I do not see how the individual A Save SLA Residence Hall Programs Office deserves special recognition for their unlimited assistance in helping to manage the linen News gave only bare minimum Events such as these help give exposure to the cultural differences of the many coverage. this and handle an impeachment trial, too. Of course, it was precisely fault for this type of occurrence, shouldn't a person be afraid, is '' t assumptions The FBI should exercise extra and meals for the visitation program. Americans in the United States. This like these that led him into such unhappy when his or her govemmd backgrounds and present actions of deep which knows what is going on, says ■ Also, we would like to express our exposure is one of the ways that cultural trouble in the first place. He was precaution in their attempts to SLA members. appreciation to the Brody cafeteria staff going to only way to protect ourselves is to hr stereotypes and myths are erased and run things his way with his little private apprehend the surviving Part of the insight that could for the extra effort they exerted in making prejudices destroyed. It is hoped that the gang and with no nonsense from Congress Individual people should not be ai Symbionese Liberation Army have been gained by learning of the the Mexican dinner a more enjoyable State News next time will be more or the press or even the cabinet. to bear this burden. It would be ea (SLA) trio. experience. considerate in its news coverage of group's formation and daily life was And there is very little evidence that he and it is easy - to say if individuals lol Special appreciation is extended to all programs which strive to educate all has changed his tactics, even now. He is irrevocably lost with the fiery death the hosts and workshop participants who their governments would have to foil The three compose the remnants of six SLA leaders Saturday. The peoples regarding differing cultural views. still fiddling with the tapes and still suit. Rut it does not work that way. took time from their busy schedules to Maria Alfaro, co • chairwoman misjudging public reaction. He is still of a terrorist band that captivated FBI should strive to take the rest of help us with the program. Particular Latino Visitation Weekend at MSU The leaders of the world are the oj talking endlessly, even after the transcripts who need to know how to love; a the mass media and left many with the SLA alive, since fear of the acknowledgement is extended to blew his cover and still unanswered fears stemming from ' Committee to Establish thinking he can will learn how only after they realize! unknown is worse than painful regain the confidence of the country. That protection and security - and even po the inconsistencies between the truths. is inconceivable, even if he is not - do not come from having a" " impeached and convicted. megaton or more overseas investments! POINT OF VIEW POINT OF VIEW MSU hospital needed Outlawing of handgur for tertiary patients' called unenforceable] By JOSEPH KEARY resources here at MSU, these tertiary patients would have the care they need, By MARK J. WIERINGA handguns if this law is passed? Are *1 while freeing community hospitals of the have house - to • house search and seij I wish to respond to Harry Perlstadt's burdens of tertiary care and helping in the I would like to reply to the State News by the police? Are the antigun P®w article in the May 15 State News. I am training of physicians. editorial of May 13, and to the letter by going to be happy to have their 4 amazed that a faculty member in the searched? Forget the "turn tneiBB Richard Heritage of the same date. First of Depts. of Sociology Also, I fail to see the point that the Medicine could and Community problems which would be treated at the all, the gun owners of this nation deplore clause; how many people do you <■ be so blind to (or ignorant the wave of violence currently will turn in their handguns undera ■ of) the benefits the proposed MSU teaching hospital would be so different sweeping from those which you and I may be the country as much or more than the clearly unconstitutional and ridicuIMP teaching hospital would offer to the community at large and the science of medicine. I take exception to his idea that afflicted with. I know of no evidence that any group, including University students Dancer denies nonowners. blown all The actions of a few are out of proportion, and the being this one? Evtn if they did, they get "fair market value" for their ■ woulj and professors, are immune from these To the Editor: antigun folks are attempting to transpose Many small collectors have co WL with the teaching hospital,. MSU during the entire number? I think chronic ailments. I'm writing this letter in response to arms this lawless image on the rest of us. Is it worth more than $1,000; some on physicians would tend to become not. specialists rather than family practitioners. No, I am fully in favor of the Darryl Grant's review of the recent Grant has any wonder that the law • abiding gun larger ones would be worth $10, a right to his viewpoint, but owners have banded more. Is the state going to lay oU I All phvsicians, whether specialists or construction of an MSU teaching hospital. Orchesis Dance Concert. I choreographed his phrasing struck me as an attack, which together and formed general practitioners are trained in the Viewing the advances made at the facilities and danced "La Fleur," to which Grant so is in no case deserved. organizations to protect their image and kind of money? H at constitutional rights? I would like to ask Heritage, I basic arts of medicine, and then undergo University of Michigan and the violently objected. Joan Banks countless numbers of discoveries made at Now let me make myself clear 532 W. Hoi den Hall I disagree with the statement that the doesn't believe that handguns 1 specialized training. Also, the burgeoning I have field of general practice itself is university medical centers all over the majority of Americans favor stricter gun legitimate use what he thin ■ being nothing against Grant's personal feelings considered a "specialty" of sorts, so I world, I feel that MSU is long overdue in controls. Americans want less killing of approximately 99.7 per cent of ■ concerning my dance. However, I am course, but so far nobody has explained number of handguns not used in J i the construction of such an institution. would advise the professor rash generalizations. The phrase against such If Professor Perlstadt feels that the opposed to his manner of expression. In particular, I object to the word "vulgar" used in his description of my dance. I feel Connection? just how banning handguns or imposing other controls is going to do this. The gun of crime are being used for? heard of target shooting, gun c° HaveyoJ oddball problems ..." people of Michigan have more to gain To the Editor: bill pushers have done a plinking or handgun hunting. . . in reference to the specialized from training their physicians solely in that that word is one which leaves a reader good job , patients Two stories in Thursday's State emotionalizing, but they have failed to say On the behalf of the Spartan seems to be an unprofessional and crude smaller hospitals rather than internships in with a very stereotyped impression of way for a University professor to speak community hospitals and a university simply because "vulgar" has such serious me, News caught my eye. how this bill attempts to cut the murder Pistol Club, I cordially invite all in»l Page two told me that the East Lansing rate. As long as you have your facts book in the gun issue, either pro or cuj about disease. Perhaps Perlstadt has not medical center, then I feel that he is de¬ connotations when referring to a woman. City Council last Tuesday rejected a out, look up the firearm laws of New York come down to the range in Demonsj had a friend or relative die of "oddball priving many medical students of an integral I'm sorry that three simple contractions an of my upper body upset Grant so much. I proposed $1,500 for the Women's Center. and New York City. In New York City, Hall, 7:00 p.m. Wednesdays, and w problem" such as cancer, chronic heart part of their education. He proposes to On page five was a story about an MSU legal handgun ownership is nearly extinct. us. Anyone who is going to a disease or a host of other serious diseases condenr the chronically ill of this state to less was not trying to be a flower, but rather «"L whose treatment is beyond the capabilities than optimal care, and halt the progress of creating a mood which was flowery as I woman student "pulled to the ground by unidentified male and sexually Laws in the rest of the state are almost as way or the other on this controj of a community hospital. If so, then I research which will benefit the medical danced to a particular cut — "La Fleur" — an molested." strict. Figures on armed robberies, question should at least have so JJ murders and shootings in New York will with the opposite view before ™ i count him fortunate, far science as a whole. from Minnie Ripperton's album, "Cbme to more fortunate Is there any possible relation, show that even the strictest laws are rational decision on how they s than I. my Garden." connection, lesson — or what have you — worthless if unenforceable. Do -J Aren't these patients entitled to the If you think a someone's dance was entitled between in these two total ban on handguns is or reports? going to be Mark J. Wieringa. a finest treatment available? Joseph Keary is a Pearl River, N. Y., "Butterfly," would you expect the dancer Surely with the Carroll Hawkins possible or any easier to enforce? profusion of medical expertise and freshman majoring in microbiology. to jump across the stage flapping his or her majoring in agriculture and natural" professor of political science How do you propose to collect all the president of the Spartan Rifle ««ooi ROD S10GER RITATUSHINC ROBERT BOLT- DAVID LEAN in panavision-and Tonight: 9:30 pm - Conrad Aud. ********************** Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 21, 1974 7 Women's softball season on note By PAM WARD performance, was not happy "We outplayed them but we State News Sports Writer with the "They made a lot of errors and scored, " Irwin said. "It was playing conditions in just didn't get the breaks they we were able to capitalize on Nebraska. extremely wet and the pitchers MSU's women's softball "We played very well and did," Irwin said. "Our them." were having trouble with ended its 1974 season this statistics were much better, we MSU played its final game past showed a great improvement control. We didn't know what weekend with a sense of had 11 hits to their nine and on the Nebraska Astroturf and to from last year," Irwin said. The expect with those kind of we made less errors but found that the unfamiliar accomplishment and proof of competition was pretty they conditions." even as improvement. I had predicted. got the run in during the grounds gave them lots of The overtime inning and won the trouble. The Spartans lost the The Spartans made four of Spartans captured a "But a lot of the results respectable ninth place finish game." game to Indiana State, 4 - 2. their eight series errors in the were based on luck to some in the 18 team final game. - College World extent. We had just terrible Series, held in The Spartans faced North "Again I think we outplayed "All in all I think we played Omaha, Neb., weather and the players were last Dakota State in their second this team. We had six hits to Thursday through having troubles. It rained very well. We were very sharp f Sunday. The Spartans were 11th last year in the same tournament. constantly and we had to double up on diamonds. I felt encounter and beat them 1 0. The winning pitcher who threw the shutout was Gwen White, - their at one but the wrong our errors came time and they and the girls gave it all had," Irwin commented. they S _su First place honors went to perhaps two or three teams at the most should have given us who went 1 3 for the Series. • Southwestern Missouri. trouble. But some got the Northern Colorado took The Spartans had the least breaks and we didn't." second place, Wayne State amount of trouble with their New coaching NOTICE In the first game it was third competitor, Western College of Nebraska was third obvious that the weather and THE HSU and fourth place went to the luck Georgia. MSU won the game 6 WITH Kansas. was against the MSU - 2. The winning pitcher CONNECT"1' was squad. The Spartans lost to The Spartans won two out Sherrie Tyler. officially --B'SSftSi" an Wayne State College, 4 - 3 in of four games in the double overtime play. The game, "Western Georgia was a slow elimination tournament, MSU which was scheduled to begin at pitch team and so they had a coach Anne Irwin, 7:30 p.m., did not start until 1 though lot of problems with our fast As reported in the May 10 Rutherford served as pleased with the team's a.m. due to the weather. pitching," Irwin edition of the State News, administrative explained. assistant to veteran MSU athletic staff Smith and to head football member Ed Rutherford will coach Denny Stolz this past have new responsibilities year. He will continue to be Netters equal last year's mark starting next fall. Athletic Director Burt Smith Smith's administrative assistant officially announced Rutherford was freshman By MIKE DRESCH In other Rutherford's new assignment football coach from 1965 Spartan action, Larry Stark, No. 1 State News Sports Writer singles, lost his match in the consolation finals, Friday. Among his duties, through 1972 and Rutherford will coach the prior to ! SN 6 3, 7 - 6. At No. 2 photo/David Schmier MSU's men's tennis team - singles, Joe Fodell also lost coming to MSU in 1965, he This sign on the entrance gate to the Ralph Young Field was recently posted to help curb the duplicated its in the consolation finals. His score was 6-47- varsity soccer team and will coached in the Detroit record of last year by finishing sixth in the Big prep excessive wear and tear on the inside lanes of the track surface. Unfortunately, the erosion 6. assist with the direction of Ten at the conference ranks for 15 years. has not come from the Spartan track team, which has only seen minimal home action since championship held in Team captain Dave Williams, No. 3 MSU's summer sports schools. Madison, Wis., this past weekend. Their Big Ten singles, He will also coordinate pre - the Tartan surface was installed three lost 6 3, 6 - 0, in the consolation finals for his - Rutherford replaces Payton years ago. dual meet record was 3 6. • division. Brian Smith, No. 4 game and half - time activities Fuller as soccer coach. Fuller Michigan took first place honors, followed singles, made it to at home football games and the semi finals before he was was the coach for four by Indiana, Iowa, Ohio State, Illinois and MSU. eliminated, 6 - 0, will direct the and posted a 20-8-9 years 6 - 2. Rob Glickman ousted from the Spartan record Only one point seperated Illinois and the tournament early after losing a heartbreaker, 4 - cheerleading crew. during his stint. Spartan greats Spartans. "I'm really pleased with the results," Stan Drobac, tennis coach, said. "We finished higher 6, 7 - 6,6 • 0. In doubles competition for the No. 1 doubles team of Stark and Fodell lost its Spartans, the U athletic greats Earl Miami than Minnesota, and Dolphins. the civic center. The festivities they beat us during the semifinal match to Michigan, 6 - 3, 6 - 4. The ill. Dick Radatz and will start at 7:30 p.m. regular season. Our guys played good tennis and No. 2 doubles team of Williams and Smith lost / Grandelius and ex I'm proud of them." in the consolation finals, 6 - - Radatz was the king of the 4, 7 - 6. Rick Ipartan grid coach Duffy American Checks should be made It was freshman Tom Gudelsky, No. 6 Zabor and Gudelsky, lugherty will be featured leakers at the special sports League relief pitchers during the '60s after completing an outstanding payable to the "Frank Palamara Memorial Fund" and singles, who placed highest for the Spartan netters. He lost his match, 6 • 0, 6 • 0, in the also lost to Michigan in the 4. playing at No. 3 doubles, semifinals, 6 - 3,6 - lecruRe t 1 June 17 in Lansing's Center to honor the MSU diamond career in 1959. He is now in promotion work sent to P.O. Box 297, Lansing, Mich., 48902. A stamped, self - finals after beating his finals, 6 - 4,6 -1. opponent in the semi - "I thought the guys Drobac said. "They came back when played real well," they were wmw |emory of the late Frank addressed envelope should be "Gudelsky played exceptionally well," ■tin. I Palamara was the director of in the Detroit area. Grandelius was a football all American in 1950 and since included for mailing of dinner tickets. Drobac said. "It was no disgrace to lose in the finals. He played one great match." down and just tried to do their best. I would have been really, really pleased to finish but I'm happy that we did as fifth, /GRIG/ good • as we did." at Michigan State University i Ralph Young Fund that time has been a ■ 1968 until his death ANNOUNCES THE professional player and coach, Inch 27. After a great collegiate coach, radio and TV ftllcgiati' baseball career at University Series TEXAS INSTRUMENTS commentator, business i, he returned to his home executive and is now general i, |id served ' re Wyandotte, as a teacher as a city councilman returning to MSU. manager of the Detroit Wheels of the new World Football * ■ Donations received will go League. FOR 1974 - 1975 Ta special memorial fund for lilamara. The fuffd is Daugherty stepped down coach of the Spartans in 1972 as electronic calculators ROYAL WELSH GUARDS Irsignated to meet the after a distinguished 19 • year Ideational requirements of the & HIGHLANDERS career as head man. His teams Jmily, which includes his wife twice were Big Ten and SRll Saturday, October 5 July, his sons, John, Jeff and national champions and he was pocket size TI2510 pocket size LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS Jm and his daughter Mary. twice selected as Coach of the ORCHESTRA I Morrall was an all - Year. 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Stop in and personally operate any or all of the Texas Instruments electronic calculators C 6 e Mara«eh to the The Women's Intramural now on display or mail your order with check or money (please include 4% sales tax and $1.50 All events are at 8:15 p.m. Kj" °lub cut deeply into Building will close at 5 p.m. Friday and remain closed until postage) to: in the University Auditorium SEASON TICKETS ON SALE MAY 24 KfHemJnger- the clas*y Tuesday because of the Ticket Office Union RuilHinn Fd Bob K ?ew York Knocks, Memorial Day weekend. km Jaufmann, a ,ix year - The Men's Intramural Building will be open Saturday ^j^Fudent ts tfhv°M i NewBuffal0' were fe »Atlanta ni for the Orleans and as partial Maravich from 10 to 3 p.m. a.m. The building also be open on to 3 p.m. pool will be open from 11 a.m. and the and pool will Sunday from 1 f oolc tore p.m. to 3 p.m. No lock or towel service will be available. 421 E. Grand River 351-4210 The Men's 1M will also be closed on Memorial Day. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May :j Levin rides state political comeback trail By JIM KEEGSTRA '60s, Levin has not received telling how he wants to most electable candidate the Levin does favor student while Milliken's went over $1 $29,700. Levin had already since State News Staff Writer much statewide publicity, and conduct released tax forms from 1964 entering pubnc nf a homey type Democrat's have. representatives being allowed million. - Other gubemit there is anew generation of campaign in Meanwhile, he continues to to sit on university governing 72 and declared a net worth of neighborhood Following the growing candidates Can Detroit's Sander Levin, young voters who hardly know living rooms. The leaflet's title meet with groups like the boards like the MSU Board of custom of political office - over $95,000 in February. from the are Hobi Socialist w'u g now on the political comeback him. box reads "Sander Levin visits church oriented Substance Trustees. seekers, Levin has made public Levin challenged Milliken P«ty to and J* - trail to the governorship, make To counter this, the 42 the people of Michigan ... and Abuse Concerns Rather than his 1973 federal tax statement, also make public the sources possibly Political creating from the" - it in the November general year - old Detroit attorney may LISTENS!" Action Committee to hear its additional positions guaranteed reporting an income of and amounts of all his income F^ency , Rights party „ ££ election? need to depend heavily on he On campus May 9, Levin to students gripes about state drug though, Will Levin - known as state party treasury and hard asked a small audience to tell Levin advocates they campaign programs. Sandy to some — be able to work by Michigan's well • him what it thought needed to Levin does have strong through the existing system cross the treacherous flood organized labor unions. be done. He did not get much positions on many state issues, and seek nominations from the waters of a possible three • way Though Levin said all his response though. The sponsor but in some areas he hedges his Democrats and Republicans. August Democratic primary money support at the moment of his appearance, the stand on local details. "I don't think they ought to contest? is from individuals, he does executive board of the "I don't like rent controls run the university, " Levin Only the Michigan voters expect union endorsement. Michigan Democratic Junior very much," Levin said. "I said. "I think it might be know for sure and Levin has "We don't have any Black Caucus, was more union wpuld rather we stimulate the preferable to see if we can been trying to get the citizens financial help thus far," Levin interested in asking Levin his construction of adequate work it out through the to tell what worries them for said. "I am going to be positions and ideas on housing. But if there's really a present structure." roughly four months now. endorsed." unemployment, crime and the very strong, unusual case I'd In the area of campaign In a recent interview, Levin Levin explained that the high cost of college education. listen and I'd be open to it." reforms, Levin promised to said he was more responsive labor groups are reluctant to Levin was in the public eye Levin does not support disclose contributions to and than his major potential back anyone before a primary . in 1970 when he ran for the complete decriminalization of expenditures from all his opponent in the party, former Whether Cavanagh will re • state's top elected office marijuana for private, adult supporting political Detroit Mayor Jerome enter the contest after his April against the then Lt. Gov. use. but thinks it should committees. He said he is Cavanagh, and that Jim Wells, a cancer operation and challenge Milliken and lost by a less than remain a misdemeanor. asking the governor to conservative Southfield Levin to a runoff will be 1 per cent margin. "I don't favor at this point negotiate a voluntary ceiling on attorney, has only a distant known in the next few weeks, That slim difference, 44,000 any changes in our present the total each will spend in the chance for the Democratic Levin said. out of 2.6 million total six votes, (drug law) structure, which months remaining before nomination. Levin's four - page campaign is what seems to keep November. Levin essentially allows local However, since his two hanging on to hopes of victory In flyer is made up of February communities to set their own 1970, Levin's terms as a state senator in the and March newspaper and makes him say he is the clippings sanctions, " he said. campaign cost about $750,000 Economy, political divisiveness key issues facing By DIDIER GUERIN died suddenly, France has been austere economist and He is opposed to any fiscal a noble involved in one of its fastest • restrictions on the upper from an aristocratic, well - to • Editor's note: Didier Guerin is moving and most gripping do family. income brackets and to closing a French graduate student in political campaigns. The son of a wealthy some tax loopholes. He favors SN photo/June journalism. He has worked for The leftist political parties financier, he was graduated a more independent and Sander Levin, at an interview in Lizard's restaurant, talked about his chances were united behind the But Giscard for the a press agency in France and d'Estaing's from the elite French schools: united Europe. He wants to Democratic nomination for governor of Michigan. Levin campaigned contributes to various Socialist leader Francois rightest camp played the lower the voting age to 19. He unsuccessfully for the the Ecole Polytechnique and Mitterrand. The right was ultimate cards in the "Don't gubernatorial post in 1970. publications. the Ecole Nationale said of the seven - years term divided among many parties. trust the Communists" and of the presidency: "It's too d' Administration, both France is entering a record - On April 2 the two most likely "Russians are coming" games. breaking era. considered as the waiting long; it should be reduced." to win were considered to be Though the leftists had stated rooms for future ministers. Conservative Valery Giscard Mitterrand or the Regarding the United States, MSU either that they would preserve the d'Estaing presidential smallest won the last election by the majority of any Gaullist leader, Jacques Chaban • chance Delmas. At that time, little was given to Finance basic free enterprise system — but with an eye to a freer and more equitable society — the He entered politics at the age of 30, and his entire career has been marked by success. he declared to the newspaper Le Monde: "France must be a partner vis - a - vis the United accepting resumes president in French history — Minister Giscard d'Estaing. "pinko" caricature drawn by First deputy, then secretary of States. But it should not be 50.7 per cent. It also represented the highest vote for the left in France — 49.3 As the campaign proceeded, the polls showed that Giscard d'Estaing's popularity was the right was still strong enough to influence the vote. On May 7 the Soviet state, he was finance under De Gaulle and minister of dependent, and it is natural that we information." have a mechanism of for Dean of Students job Pompidou. He has a reputation per cent. increasing. On May 5, after the ambassador in Paris, Stepan as a brilliant, articulate Never has France been so first round — a sort of primary The first task for the new Charvonenko, called on speaker. Resumes for the office of the Dean of in administration and higher frankly involved and divided in the French electoral system Giscard d'Estaing. A recently published book French president will be to Students are now being accepted by the Educatio into two political families. newly student personneh administration — it appeared that after 16 The Soviet gesture appeared broaden his popularity. He will or a relaU by Andre Pautard said of formed Search and Select Committee. area. Abstentions have never been so years of the Gaullists to mark Giscard d'Estaing as Giscard have to reconcile the French low nor the rate of inflation power d'Estaing: "He The position has been vacant since May of Candidates for this position must also have so were no longer popular in Moscow's favorite candidate. embodies a certain sort of man people, now divided into two 1972. Eldon Nonnamaker left the position at least five years of full - time administrati high. France. Giscard d'Estaing This tacit endorsement was who, while not a charismatic camps. Besides dealing with an that time to become the Vice President for experience in a position of major respoiwbili This is the picture for the became the representative of taken as an "intolerable" figure, nevertheless inspires uneasy political situation, Student Affairs. within a higher education new president of the Fifth the right. intervention in national politics admiration." Giscard d'Estaing will have to setting. French New deans were appointed twice since Job responsibilities include: Republic, the most Giscard d'Estaing's slogan by the right combat the economic problems May providi - wing newspaper No 1972, but both subsequently quit before they leadership to the planning, development powerful head of state in any promised L'Aurore. big shift in French which make France one of the an "change took office. overall direction of several industrial country. without risk." This was a direct politics is expected. Contrary leaders in the inflation race - large student affa Elected for Relatively young for a to his leftist Nolen Ellison offices; line and staff responsibilities, includi seven years — response to the leftist coalition French president, Giscard opponents, currently 18 per cent a year. was appointed dean in May with threat of Giscard 1972, but decided committee work within the Vice President f no impeachment which included the Communist d'Estaing, 48, presented d'Estaing did not instead to accept the the French presidency of a Seattle Community College. Student Affairs' office, and liaison and refem president formal program. — Party and promised a higher himself as a new man, calling propose any Solving those two problems nominates (and can dismiss) minimum salary and stronger "Working from existing is imperative for the new responsibilities with other L'niversi "an era of renewal for France." Oscar Butler was appointed in February the premier, who is responsible taxation of the upper income structures is essential for the French president if he does not departments and local community agencies. In the streets of Paris, this idea 1973, but resigned for personal reasons. To apply, candidates should submit to parliament. brackets. The program of the vast expanding development want his government to was supported by a hired join The annual salary for the position is $20,000 detailed resume, including previous jo He sets the guidelines for the left included a proposal to and new dimension for the ranks of the fallen bicycle • squad of pretty young to $25,000. main political decisions, deals nationalize : progress," he said. responsibilities and educational background the nine most women wearing tight "Giscard governments of 1974. Qualifications for the job include doctorate with foreign affairs and is chief James Rainey in 6 Eppley Center by August important French companies. to the Helm" T • shirts. of the military. The president In western European In the past few years, can dissolve parliament, which countries like France or Italy, Giscard d'Estaing has appeared has no power to veto any of his Communist or Socialist party West publicly in casual sweaters or Europe likes French head acts. theories are mild and in no way playing soccer: This image is in Since April 2, when former dependent upon the dictates of opposition to the other side of President Georges Pompidou Moscow. Giscard d'Estaing, that of an PARIS (AP) - West Danish Foreign Minister Ove problems well, and very world," NATO Secretary - d'Estaing defeated Mitterran European nations showed rare Guldberg called Giscard moreover he is interested in General Joseph Luns said. in Sunday's election unanimity Monday in d'Estaing a proponent of "the Europe's problems." 422,791 votes out of 26 welcoming Valery Giscard very solid European attitudes million cast. In Moscow and d'Estaing as the new French which we need." Giscard Prague, the d'Estaing's election government newspapers Giscard d'Estaing announc president. "constitutes a positive factor stressed the vote received he would name his Cabinet Member governments of the Max Van der Stoel, Dutch for the stability and solidarity by Socialist candidate Francois his inauguration next we nine - nation European foreign minister, said Giscard in the alliance and therefore sessiol Common Market expressed Mitterrand, who was backed by with the first Cabinet d'Estaing "knows Europe's the peace in Europe and the the Communists. Giscard set for next Wednesday. optimism that the former French finance minister would provide the leadership to lift the common market out of the stagnation into which it has fallen since the death of French President Georges Pompidou on April 2. High court OKs p Giscard d'Estaing has said he would work for in public immediate measures to straighten Europe's monetary problems and for European unity out by areas w 1980. FROM WIRE SERVICES The Colorado Court of Helmut Schmidt, the new Appeals overthrew the board's decisi West German chancellor, WASHINGTON The holding the inspections violated 4th Amendment constitution cabled his congratulations and - Supreme Court ruled Monday that air protections against unreasonable search and seizure. pollution inspectors can enter the property of suspected polluters In its appeal to the asked Giscard d'Estaing to without a search warrant as long as the inspectors do not invade Supreme Court, Colorado was supported meet with 35 other states. One of them, Ohio, said in its brief that him as soon as areas closed to the public. requifj possible to confer on European The court unanimously struck down a Colorado decision which a warrant for such inspections "would hopelessly bog down problems. The two are close enforcement of federal and state air laws." state pollution control officials had said would friends and have often worked cripple their enforcement efforts. Justice William O. together on the financial In other the court: Douglas, writing for the court, said cases inspector "did not enter the plant or offices" of the company problems of their respective * Affirmed the constitutionality of an Oregon law had cited "what countries. requiring anyone in the city who was near the plant co indigent convicts to repay the cost of court appointed lawyers see in the "I happily look forward sky - plumes of smoke." . to when they gain the means to do so. In its 7 to 2 decision in the the continuation of our proven Oregon case, the court held * payment of the cost of lawyers may be made a condition cooperation," Schmidt said. Set aside a three judge federal court ruling that five Texas • probation for indigents. Belgian Premier Leo laws attacked by a farm workers union are unconstitutional, Tindemans said he hoped the directing the lower court to look again at whether it has the right Writing for the majority, Stewart rejected arguments that new leadership in France and to interfere with the state laws. law tends to * Ruled 7 to 2 that a state cannot increase deprive poor defendants of their constitution West Germany would the charges against a to counsel. "signify a definitive defendant when he seeks a new trial in a misdemeanor case. "Defendants breakthrough for with no likelihood of having the means to rr| European unification." Justice Potter Stewart wrote for the majority that such action are not put under would even a conditional obligation to do Prime Minister Harold permit prosecutors to discourage appeals "by upping the Stewart wrote. Wilson, whose government is ante." trying to renegotiate the terms The air pollution case arose from inspections made by an The challenge to the Texas laws arose from efforts of United Farm Workers of Britain's Common Market employe of the Colorado Air Pollution Variance Board at drying workers in the Rio Grande Organizing Committee to unionize Finance Minister Valery Giscard AP wirephoto membership, sent a plants of the Western Alfalfa Corp. in Windsor, Eaton and The three Valley in 1966 and 1967. d'Estaing waves at supporters from the balcony of his Paris congratulatory message - judge panel held that the laws - con headquarters Sunday night after he Berthoud, Colo. As a result of the unannounced and warrantless unlawful assembly, was chosen as president of France by a narrow margin stressing the need for the two Inspections, made on June 4, 1969, the company was found in picketing, abusive language and seco Socialist candidate Francois Mitterrand. strikes violated constitutional guarantees over countries to work together. violation of state air quality standards. and - of freedom o F assembly. Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 21, 1974 9 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT SUMMER FOR STUDENTS SUBLFfl'jr-. close, 2 TWO PERSON, furnished, air, We are accepting applications from bedroom, tftENT^V.,ing$150. close. Summer sublease, $150 / FIAT 1970. 124 337-0775. o-s-21 month. 351-8628. 10-5-31 Sports Coupe college students who want 5-speed, AM-FM radio, 26+ mpg' a job. You must be willing to TWYCKINGHAM: TWO GIRL NEEDED for VOLKSWAGEN male luxury 2 90od^ conditon, 351-3013. after 1973. Excellent SUPER Beetle, condition, devote week a and minimum of 40 hours / be able roommates - luxury apartment, person apartment. Summer to accept 351-3864. 3-5-23 19,000 miles. Phone 882 0936 summer, swimming pool, air. term. FIAT 1970, 850. 40 after 5:30. 3-5-23 responsibility. On the job training is $52.50 / month. 351-1578. mpg. Mutt tell. provided for those who are Call evenings, 351-3806. 6-5-24 SUMMER SUBLEASE 1 bedroom, 1-5-21 accepted. For an interview, call VOLVO furnished, air. $140. Call FIREBIRD 1969. 4-speed, P-ISOp-QS, California, SV. until 1970, 5 runs well" 484-7368 between 11am 12noon. - WANTED, ONE or two girls. 355-6493 daily. 351-9515 V-8 12-5-31 $1 200. Twyckingham Apartments. $80 evenings. 5-5-28 353-7810 days' good Michelins. $400. 337-0593 or $60. 351-9108, after 5 339-9439 evenings. 5-5-28 or 355-5153. 5-5-21 pm. OLAN •employment MILLS Advertising 5-5-23 ONE TO four man apartment. department needs several ladies •for rent FIREBIRD 1974 350, VW 1965, good running condition. for telephone sales. Call from Furnished, air, one block. power steering and brakes, reasonable $300 or best offer. 351-1126 MARIGOLD APARTMENTS 332-1946. Reduced summer. Apartments price. 351-8939. 3-5-21 5-5-24 our office or your home. Call 5-5-28 Mrs. 'JUST A FEW LEFT' Hou»M Crofflin, 393-6350. 3-5-22 FORD VW 1969. Excellent condition. SUMMER RATE $140 LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency, Roorm CUSTOM van 14,000 - HEAD TEACHER for day care 915 Lilac. Available June. $125 - miles. Camper facilities, best $1050. Call 332-2910, after 6 911 Marigold, East Lansing. •for sale p.m. 5-5-22 center in Mason. Call 676-5635, Large 1 bedroom, furnished $135 plus electricity. 372-6852, offer over $2,000. 332-5346 9 am 4 pm. 3-5-22 apartment. 349-3604. 0-5-5-22 Animal* - 5-5-24 Carpeting, air Mobile Homes Motorcycles foj "THIS FEAR YOU HAVE OF HOSE LIV/AI0 APPLICATIONS FOR employment conditioning, HEAT - no additional charge. Renting for LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom FORD 1968 440 •LOST & FOUND brakes, good body. engine. New $225. AROlWD VOU IS n. Call 35 mp9' good 655-3177. 5-5-21 condition, 355-6196. 3-5-22 Phone 10am - 10pm. 6-5-24 office mature person with capability (typing 68 benefits. Every other weekend furnished, for fall. Resident heroine 33. Bargains □asB nnonnaa off. Call Mrs. McHenry, manager's apartment No. 3. 12.-de 36. Inexperienced □□mil am HKH wpml, will train. Please call 372-6451. 5-5-28 Personnel, 349-1050. Ingham 332-2404 / 351-6676. 10-5-23 cologne 38. Meat roaster SQ0D QEKJ □□□ 13. Shield 43. Handel County Extended Care Facility, *announcinc« VISTA'S WANTED. The Greater Lansing Legal Aid Bureau is Okemos, Michigan. 5-5-23 20' FROM bedrooms, swimming two pool, bathrooms. 2 14. Indian garment oratorio 45. Bolt 51. Lab vessel 3. Mountain currently seeking locally BABYSITTER FOR infant "twins Northwind Farms Apartments. 15. Fashioned 46. Gums 4. Tricky year round. Must be dependable. 17. Glass slipper 47. Conceit recruited VISTA Volunteers, to Summer. One - two people. 353-0958. 10-5-28 5. Confidentiality PEANUTS PERSONALS 351-1403. 3-5-21 wearer 48. Stinging work as para legals or legal 19. Night before 6. River to the insect 1. Pear assistants starting in July. If you HOUSEKEEPER FOR motherless 20. Lurk 49. Rhine - 1 MAN for 2 man furnished. 216 Might 2. Turkish are inwested in helping Equality home. Live - in, comfortable 23. Residue 50. 7. Affairs of Beal. 332-0011. Call 5-8, Phil. Toper regiment under the law become a reality home. honor SPECIAL we are interested in you. For further information call Mark School 625-3434. 5 5-22 age children. Summer. 5-5-20 2 3 % 5 6 ' 8 i .0 8. Particulars 9. Winter peril 1 SUBLEASE ONE " 14 % bedroom 10. Mire Manrique at 4840144 or MODELS FOR photography. Call Don't be 484-7773 days. 351 4038 apartment for summer. Air, 16. Plenary between 10am and 6pm. IN 15 16 close. $150. 332-1819. 5-5-20 18. Topsy's friend J^ow through the end of the term. Say deserted! Check evenings. 2-5-22 489-1215. OR-5-31 17 16 21. Nothing Sood-bye PEANUTS to your Special friends with a out Collingwood Apartments)! SUMMER POSITIONS for MSU DRAFTSMAN - PART time SUMMER SUBLEASE, two bedroom apartment. Carpeted, 19 io % Si 52 22. Principal 23. Compute PERSONAL. *air conditioned students. Excellent salary level and meaningful business evenings, Saturdays. transportation. One year Owr furnished, air, pool reasonable. 1%% 24 2M 25 ±e> % 17 iS 24. Take to court 25. Rumor Only $1 oo for 10 words. Each additional ^dishwasher experiences. Automobile required. 351-5800. C-2-5-22 experience. 349-1074. X-3-5-21 table Call 332-6785. 3-5-21 29 1 36 % 3i J2 27. Hearing only 10* each. ♦shag carpeting ^unlimited parking 2 WOMEN exciting summer camp SUMMER SUBLET, one furnished, air, close. $350/term. bedroom, 5S %% 3M 35 36 ii 31. Ballet step 34 - • Alamos A|l Peanuts pers°n & prepaid. Personals must be placed in ♦Plush furniture ♦Model Open Daily HELP WANTED part time nightly. 711 Store. 1997 Aurelius Road. Holt, Michigan. 694-9823. jobs. June 12 - August 17. Imprint machine (we train); W.S.I, 19. 3-5-21 %% 36 39 p liT 35. Filthy places 37. Golf club 39. Othello's required; Counseling, FEMALE NEEDED to share 45-24 *3 HI M5 opponent typing; driving; call for TEACHER WANTED part time. interview. 646-6709. X-4 5-22 apartment. $100 / month electricity, and phone. plus y// N7 % <46 40. 41. Rave Persia to- 347 Student Services (behind Zody's - $8/hour. 4 hours a week. Math PART-TIME MANAGER for East Furnished, except own room. Swimming pool, one mile from M9 io it 42. Girl's name on the river!) certification. Call Pat Beck 482-1597. 2-5-22 Lansing rental house. 332-1391. C-2-5-22 Phone campus. 3-5-21 Deposit. 484-3379. ft 43. 44. Silent High in the 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 2|, |974 J® Houses For Sale For Sale Mobile Homes w ! Recreation ^ MILFORD STREET - 126. LARCH NORTH 836. Private, SUBLET DUPLEX - four SUMMER. LARGE WORLD TRAVELER 10-speed, 1 LADY'S 18K diamond ring, AMERICAN 1973. Completely room, Summer rentals, reduced rates. 2 furnished large apartments, bedroom, reduced rates! Option completely furnished, kitchen year old, excellent condition, appraised at $400. Best offer. furnished, excellent condition. and 3 man. 2 blocks from parking. $150, utilities paid. fall. Call 351-0310. 5-5-23 facilities, laundry, parking, close $90 or best offer. 349-1356. 489-1706 after 6. 6-5-23 Includes steps, skirting, shed, sa.-irril campus. Deluxe, furnished, air 849-0450. 5-5-24 Phone 484-9774 or 332-5722. and garbage disposal $4600. 5-5-22_ conditoned. 351-2647, SUMMER ROOM and board for $235. Nexus Co-op. 351-0100. 0-10-5-31 AT OUR prices get that emergency NIKON F body with original 663-4135 or 694-3797. 5-5-24 : 484-8494, 489-1656. OR-5-31 SUMMER bedroom, SUBLEASE furnished, utilities one 15-5-31 ECONOMY DOUBLES for pair of glasses. OPTICAL Photomic 353-8918 couple meter, used. days; 349-3827 RITZ - CRAFT 1969. 12' x 50'. ¥ fares, rail pases ' Ulh»| paid. $150/month. 351-4524. DISCOUNT, 2615 East ings. X-1-5-21 ' Excellent condition. Make us an summer. Furnished, kitchen, TV SUMMER RENTALS 3-5-22 TWO GIRLS need own rooms in lounge, near campus. Phone Michigan. 372-7409. C-5 5-24 offer! 372-4425. 5-5-28 house - fall. 337-7254, AKAI GX-365D, Maranu 1200 (FILLED FOR FALL) 484 9 7 74 or 332-5722. JUST A FEW SUMMER $120/nrijp^jTED SUBLEASE, hed, one 355-3740. 3-5-23 FOUR BEDROOM, near campus. 0-10-5-31 -J GIBSON'S V Sansui 1218 TU-7500 turntable. tuner, Dual Cheap! I Service a bedroom "Jr. campus, utilities, SUMMER. 355-0944. X-5-5-21 SPACES LEFT $200 month furnished. 355-1022. 3-5-22 $200 / month. Available immediately. 332-0914. 5-5-24 low BEAUTIFUL prices, very rooms, near campus. BOCK KING SIZE waterbed, frame, liner, HORSES, weddings CLEMENS 517 North married couple, 5 room, 2 — Graduate, HOUSE! room, CLOSE, $55. Summer need 2 own only, Phone 332-5722 0-10-5-31 or 484-9774 ADDIC and heater. evenings. 5-5-21 $60. 351-6095 ®amjS) £t:'b aom""« p5| p0rl . CEDAR bedroom, partially furnished, 332-2133.3-5-22 SINGLES AND efficiency rooms FIND SOMETHING parking. $160 plus utilities. near stores and Union. No • Used books Vi nrice TWO PIECE sectional sofa, good IF YOU'VE found a pet or article VILLAGE Lease. Immediate occupancy. 2-4 cars/pets. Summer rates. condition, speckled beige. Call of BEDROOM HOUSE. Fully 9 Out of print searches value, we want to help you 484-7253. 5-5-24 663-8418.3-5-21 332-0613. 3-5-21 FOR THE BE SI furnished, summer lease with return it. Just come into the State s,.rviL(. 31S BOGUE ST. 351-5180 • 1st Editions and Americana «• News Classified the APARTMENT, $175 / month. option for fall. One block from campus,, $210 - summer. IMMEDIATELY, OWN room in • Over 25,000 Books in Stock FENDER SHOWMAN Amplifier. 2 tell us Department and ydu want to place an ad in stereo i NEED GIRL to share apartment, Parking, 2 utilities, house - River Street, 15" SRO's in cabinet, $300. 351-5974. 3-5-22 EAST LANSING STATE BANK'S fall • spring. Own bedroom, close complett Bwr,iaDle June. $58/month. 351-4471.3-5-21 332-5931. 4-5-24 found colum/i. As a public service to Elliott campus. or Call write: 353-1593. 243 Main 332-3481. MSU. 5-5-24 East Lansing, near ONE MALE, share small house immediately. $85/month, FURNISHED ROOMS summer and TUE-FRI 1-6, 7-9 MAKE WHOLE wheat bread? Wheat EAST will run LANSING STATE BANK the ad at no cost to you! WE WILL pa,n. Experienced. you, hou*ars serving local, state and national commissions. She is McCagg, associate professor of history, said he read the Diane Shubin, cashier at Paramount S.N photo /Mark Wiedelman transcripts in the New York Times but still News Center, 537 E. went on sale in East bought a paperback Lansing last week, with many early irrently a member of the Dearborn Board of Education, the edition because he wanted to have Grand River Ave., rings Op the sale of a copy around. a copy of "The purchases, but sales are now declining with less student —1 of trustees of Henry Ford Community White House Transcripts" for Don College, the Semmler. The books interest. .jnor's Commission on Educational Reform and the state ■card of Ethics. ■ Meyers, a 1951 graduate of MSU's School of Journalism, began is career in the traffic department of the McCann Erickson »J—tising Agency. He joined Time magazine in Cleveland in I Ewigleben earned his bachelor's, master's lorn MSU. After serving in several administrative and Ph.D. • degrees positions, he Mideast pact nea Icame president of Ferris State College in 1971. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has completed agreement ■ Richardson graduated from MSU in 1953 and round of trips from Israel now that he has began his career "for all practical purposes" with gained the tentative Kissinger is planning on daily shuttles at least until Friday. The 1 the Industrial National Bank of Detroit. He Syrian President Hafez Assad on acceptance of both sides of a U.S. - proposed disengagement line. mood within his entourage is decidedly became a disengagement line in the Golan Heights, a senior American The secretary of state also worked with Assad and upbeat, though there is iciated with the Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit official said Monday night. Foreign the customary note of caution that in Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam on any of the subsidiary issues |)55 when the two banks consolidated. Shuttling back to Israel from Damascus for a late session with "buttoned up," U.S. officials said. getting the line itself could delay final approvement of the agreement. the Israeli negotiating team, Kissinger was said to have made good As the agreement began to take shape, newsmen were told that Meanwhile, tank and artillery battles continued to rage between Syrian and Israeli forces on the Golan progress as well on the delineation of a buffer zone to be manned the buffer zone separating the armies will vary in depth from less Heights and around the peaks of Mt. Hermon. by ■it's what's happening* a United Nations force between the separate armies. He will return to Damascus on Tuesday and continue the daily than a half mile to a little over one mile and that not - anticipate difficulty in arranging an Kissinger did exchange of prisoners. Both sides were reported and artillery positions to the committing fresh tank units, rockets round trips through the week. He plans to go home to Israel has agreed to allow Syrian policemen to re - enter the fighting which is now in its 70th Washington this weekend regardless of whether all points in the towns and villages within the demilitarized zones that will be day. nents for It's What's settlement package are resolved, newsmen were told aboard the A military communique broadcast over Damascus radio said Senior Class Council is now yielded to Syrian civilians, these officials said. ust be received in the accepting applications for the 1974 U.S. Air Force jet. On his past stops here, Kissinger and Assad touched on the Syrian tanks and artillery were still pouring heavy barrages and office, 341 Student 75 Senior Class Council. Kissinger's talks with Assad concentrated on thinning out the numbers of men and kinds of equipment that will remain in the inflicting heavy losses on the Israelis. Bldg,.by I p.m.at least two Applications may be picked up in Premier Golda Meir vowed Monday Israel will ss days before publication. No 307 Student Services opposing armies on the Golan Heights. Syrian and Israeli positions immediately behind the two buffer wage a s will be accepted by Bldg. and The process is expected to "methodical, persistent and bold" war against Arab terrorists, and must be returned before 5 occupy several of Kissinger's daily zones. This is the first time p.m. they are getting down to real details. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan urged: "We must kill them." May 27 to 307 Student Services Bldg. As hundreds of Israeli demonstrators icements printed in protested the Arab t's What's Happening" are read guerrilla raid on the village of Maalot, which left 26 children and adults dead, Meir warned, "We have the City council may support attempt A'MSN - 640 campus radio. strength to deal them mortal blows." n's Liberation: "Divorce "Security deposits: how to get Israel already has retaliated ' with t it Means to a Woman - yours back" is now available at the ; air raids and a naval; bombardment of what it called Arab terrorist bases in Lebanon. n a 11 y. Financially and I'apar Eater and Paramount News in Scores of civilians and Palestinian lociall)." Come at 7:30 p.m. East Lansing and at the Co ■ op refugees were killed and Wednesday at the Women's Center p discuss this topic with other Are you a woman who Store in Lansing. Learn what must do under state law before move out. Call the you you Tenants to place marijuana issue on ballot wounded. Meir's warning appeared to indicate that reprisals would continue. More than "one her family? Share your Resource Center between I and S operation" would be needed, she said. s with other women at p.m. Monday through Friday. Dayan denounced the Israeli government's policy of bargaining After disposing of its annual Commission may have its with the Maalot terrorists in an f:J0 tonight at the Women's name present city laws. His report Council will also hear a report attempt to free 85 boys and girls . Interested in how your Students are needed to run for budget hassles May 14, the changed and support could be will come tonight. from the Planning Commission held hostage in the village school and declared that in works and what the doctor Democratic precinct delegate. The East Lansing City Council will dealing given to the Michigan The Human Relations urging that a tree • planting with Arab gunman, "We must kill them and not surrender to deadline for filing petitions is May return to more mundane issues 28. If interested or for more Marijuana Initiative. Commission stands to become project for the north side of them." at 8 tonight in city hall. Two weeks ago council information, please call Claude the Human Resources Grand River Avenue be carried At council's third meeting in directed the city attorney to Hersh or Maria Simpson. Commission and have its duties out during fair weather this frofeuioal Club: Meeting at Victor Gibbons will lecture on as many weeks, three requests will get a public rezoning write a resolution which could encourage the marijuana expanded to include social welfare and mental and year. This project has been GOP chooses |:30 tonight in 104 Bessey Hall to "From Maoism to Trotskyism" at hearing, the Human Relations referendum without violating I year's officers. All 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 103 physical health services. criticized heavily by the Bessey • :sted Pre • Meds arc invited. A Dental Club is being formed text year. All interested Pre • Hall. Sponsored by the Spartacist Coalition for Human Survival as wasting city money on to run for Ford "concrete boxes." Is" ! mull are >11 asked ... covering the cars, will be held at New course Also on the agenda are: •A request for the East GRAND RAPIDS - H&dio station WLAV said learned that Kent County commissioner Paul Gobel Jr. is choice of a special Republican committee set today it has the 7:30 tonight in the Community up to select a unity Lansing Bike Day Committee candidate to oppose Rep. Richard VanderVeen. D Room of the MSU Employes Credit to close • Grand some streets for a Rapids. . ftudent Services Bldg.. (lay y. Liberation, is open Stop in or call. Gay ill have an open 309 Volunteers are needed during the Satanism, oth bicycle race July 4. •A report on an application from KPM Inc. for a liquor The official announcement of the choice is night, the station said. WLAV also" said it had learned the GOP expected Tuesday plans to send in rap prisoners for a pre - trial release license at its new quick - stop 8:30 to 11 p.m. program at District Court. Must By LARRY MORGAN Schneider, professor of beliefs which appeal to only a "many" big name Republicans, including Vice President Gerald ednesday at 309 Student Services provide own grocery store at the R. Ford and Gov. Milliken, to H|. transportation to State News Staff Writer religious studies and Fred small segment of the intersection of Michigan and campaign for Gobel. either Lansing or Mason and be free The special committee set 8:30 to 10:30 Graham, professor in Justin population, Schneider said. Grand River avenues. was up to choose a candidate a.m. or 12:30 to 1 PIRGIM: Absentee ballots Satanism and Esoteric Morrill College, the objective acceptable to all Republicans in an attempt to head off a primary for 2:30 p.m The first of two training Though many groups will be •Discussion of arrangements PRMIM MSU Board of Directors . sessions is at 7 tonight at Edgewood Buddhism will be two of the of the course is to aquaint the fight that could damage the party's chances of regaining the 5th ■in be picked studied, they will not be taken for floodlighting ball diamonds up between 3:15 and United Church, 469 N. Hagadorn religious groups covered in a student not only with the basic Congressional District seat VanderVeen won earlier this year. ■•Is P.m. today and Wednesday at Koad. For information, contact individually, but in groups such in Alton Park. Ford held the seat for 25 years before new religion class offered this beliefs of the unusual groups, as spiritual, becoming vice president, hiSlUyh ln.9 "uman Memberships Ecology will be recruited American Chemical Society will and area families, will move from its present location at 3626 When the boundaries of House measure that would give meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in ■J ■""°*y"ldg. ;"dTu"day main in the Human 109 Chemistry Bldg. New officers Jolly Road to 2933 Sandhill Road by the end of June. Hie new definite belief systems break liquor dealers higher profit lobby. will be elected. All chemistry, location in Mason is two miles from the Jolly Road site. down, people then bring in margins. The measure would .U Record Shoppe is biochemistry and chem engineering The move was facilitated last week when a special use permit different aspects from many ■ now majors are encouraged to attend. jack up the basic prices on all r»ourr«"de",S-collection Fi" in 'hose gaps at was granted by the Alaiedon Township Board, which will allow the nursery to locate in a neighborhood zoned rural - residential. different sources, she said. These sources come from liquor five That per cent. lonshi - a The American Assn. of comes on top of an .r^Pnce. It i, open from J ■ University Professors invites faculty The nursery is a non profit corporation. other areas of the world, such already scheduled across • the - members and non • members to the as the Far East and each Margaret C. Mielke, president of the nursery, said the nursery area's board liquor price markup July Spring Bier Neste at 8 tonight at was forced to move because MSU had advised her that it was no religion. 28. The Michigan Liquor the University Club. ■«taiidinlril1duc,ory ,ec,urM on longer possible for the nursery to stay on MSU property. The The course fall term will be Control Commission approved Btf«red b mediU,ion wi" be Df. Lauren Pachman, M.D., University said the land is needed for other purposes she said. The somewhat of a pilot program that one in a move to pass Director of Immunology at with feedback from students nursery had moved from a Quonset hut on campus to its current along the higher wholesale •« Children's Hospital of Chicago, will B" Berkey location in 1966. taken into consideration. This costs of liquor to the "J Thursd*>' in speak at 4 p.m. Wedensday in the Mielke said the nursery will move, hopefully by the end of feedback will provide a basis qCS.and 7:jo p'm-'« Life Sciences Bldg. auditorium. His speech. "Assessment of Immunity: June, as soon as it raises the $6,000 needed to cover moving for future terms of the course consumer. The biggest vault in the July theory and practice," is part of the which will be a studio expenses. The money is needed to finance a mortgage offered by type 28 price hike will come from tauU* Club mee,, 11 7 Human Development Seminar the East Lansing State Bank. If the money is not collected by the television course and not the the imported blends of Scotch, im ',.6 111 be Hall. A short Series. live lecture hall variety. The Montezuma Horny G given. Everyone end of June, Mielke said, the interest rate might be higher on the whisky and bourbon. On the 1 oz. Montezuma Tequila. The television course should Iflontezuma Dr. Peter Noerdlinger, professor new mortgage. American side of the of astronomy and winner of the be ready for 5 oz. CONCENTRATED ORANGE 1974 Sigma XI Junior Award for The nursery, founded 25 years ago as the Faculty Cooperative, spring 1975. profit ledger blended BREAKFAST DRINK.Over ice now serves 68 pre school children, mostly 3 • or 4 - year olds. Even though it is listed as an whiskies such as Kessler's, P"* Nu hi! » " basketb Meritorious Research, will present "H" course, it is not an honors It's sensational, and that s no bull. I ELiC^U I I j/\ FJm,„t,n., 0rmed-c<""« " his Award Lecture at 4 p.m. today Applications for fall term enrollment in the nursery are now Seagram's and Seven Crown in 221 Physics Astronomy Bldg. being taken. Interested parents should contact Peggy Shook, 351 course and can be taken by any will shoot up in price by 10 to The topic; "The Nature of - 0109. student 20 cents a bottle. Quasars". 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Students favor MSU cable TV Of the 9,000 surveys Siegel has tabulated, over 60 By LARRY MORGAN per cent of "But it won't happen until the students demand it," he has the students already had TVs in their rooms. Siegle also said 88 State News Staff Writer emphasized. Married housing has it The city of East Lansing has it So why per cent of the students would be willing to pay for cable TV. The cost for such a project was quoted by a Washington, D.C., not residence halls too? John Siegel, RHA Representative from Fifty per cent of those students who said they would be willing firm at $433,000 two years ago, Erling Jorgensen, director of to pay said they would pay between 75 cents and instructional television, said. Wonders Hall, does not see any reason why residence halls should $1.50 per month. Davis said the University now leases its educational cable not have cable television. Siegel said that he thinks cable could be installed for between television services for $40,000 a year. Siegel distributed surveys in each residence hall room mailbox $2.50 and $5.00 per month. to Jorgensen is another strong backer of cable TV who said it is get a sampling of the student interest in having cable television "It looks very favorable for cable TV," installed. Siegel said. "We have not only possible but very practical to have cable installed. the student interest, now we need the student backing." "On campus a cable could be used for instructional purposes, The student response was excellent, and not only indicated Robert Davis, asst. provost and director of that students wanted cable run into their rooms, but that educational entertainment, administration purposes, fire and burglar alarms they development programs, said he is an advocate of cable television and meter and temperature reading," Jorgensen said. were also willing to pay for it he said. and that student support is needed if cable is to become a reality. "It is technically possible, very practical and physically I got a 45 per cent return on the surveys, and only expected "Categorically I think we should do it (insttrtl the cable), and feasible," he said. about 15 per cent," Siegel said. categorically I would say it would pay for itself,"-Davis said. Jorgensen said that MSU also knows how to design teaching methods for cable TV in residence halls. Davis said the major problems are the inertia involved in getting any project going and also the simple fact that it is a major undertaking. One of the main problems brought up in the past when cable was mentioned was the addition of conduit, pipe used to house the cable to protect it underground, which was needed to run the cable in. This adds both material and labor costs. However, Davis said, he didn't think any more conduit was necessary since the cable for a system is sheathed in its own aluminum casing which serves the same purpose as the conduit does. He said with the aluminum sheathing there is no problem of the cable rotting or corroding since aluminum does not rot or corrode. The biggest problem Davis forsees at the present time is educating students, administrators and the building and grounds personnel on the subject of cable and the advantages of it With the installation of cable, Davis said, the University functions could be greatly improved and economized. Housewife picks up litter MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - "1 guess ago when her family moved I'm known as a kook around into their new home in the here," says Jenny Delaney, a southwest portion of Miami. housewife who spends most of She began walking along the her time picking up litter, roadside, picking up pieces of cutting grass along highways paper and discarded cans. and repairing roadside Sometimes, when grass along potholes. highway right of - way needs trimming, she swings into Delaney's beautification action atop her small, campaign began several years motorized lawn mower. SUPER LOW NO-FAULT RATES Call Jeff Williams (MSU '68) at 332-1838 SN phoio/Bob Kayc John Siegel, 351 S. 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