PIRGIM study attacks Pentagon spending
By JUNE E.K. DELANO The PIRGIM
report translates Russett's
State New* Staff Writer costing, but the defense budget was never "We've
fiT l?ires mt0 i°bs and rentes them to
the Michigan cut and now
they're asking for billions
sponsored this kind of to convert companies which are phased of public relations people who work for
economy, which by Russett's legislation each of the last two years," said
effects of military spending on the calculations is very vulnerable to more." John Holum, McGovem's out of defense contracting into areas the Pentagon.
defense legislative like transportation, low
■iliin
■
economy have always been spending. The major areas which suffer The report says that
except in areas of assistant, "but it's hard to draft a ■ cost housing or "There is no concentrated lobbying
idered beneficial, but new research from
military spending are durable goods intensive military contracting, like Texas,
legislative vehicle. The administration can
conservation. Holum said. It, too, will be effort to cut the defense budget," she said.
ijnated in a PIRGIM report released services and state and local California or
Washington, there would be a ask for a $15 to 20 billion increase in
an amendment to the military "There is a constant and concentrated
government, all
f^eek shows that each billion dollars of which are
prominent in the Michigan
procurement bill. effort to maintain it."
11 bv the Pentagon costs the people of economy. However, Holum does not believe that
Ihigan 3.200 jobs. The report also uses a study
conversion legislation will meet success Anderson is optimistic, however,
I'The Empty Pork Barrel" researched commissioned by Rep. Les
Aspin, D-Wis.,
Congress is male and WASP. Many of these men
fought in World
until there is a wholesale scaling down of because she thinks the credibility of the
1 compiled by Marion Anderson, which shows that for War II and reached their the military. Joint Chiefs of Staff is waning. That,
$1 billion of political maturity during the Cold War. "Hie people who would supposedly be combined with a new Congress and
iClM's legislative director, details the government expenditure, defense
They just dnn't see the massive
ttive effects that the annual $80 billion will generate spending change in public opinion." interested, the employers and employes in political impact of the PIRGIM study, will
only 48,000 jobs while
lenSf budget has on employment, public housing will generate
76,000, the -Marion Andrson, PIRGIM's legislative director.
defense industries are more interested in spur legislation, she hopes.
Ljficallv in Michigan. Job Corps will generate 151,000 and a
the job they've got now," Holum said.
She is encouraged because gubernatorial
Cpor every job that Henry Jackson has "Conversion legislation just doesn't seem
teaching program could generate 100,000 candidates here in Michigan, California
to have constituency."
d off for the state of Washington," jobs. a
Anderson agrees that though surveys senators, the Electrical Engineering News
^rson said, "there are two people The thrust of the PIRGIM net gain in jobs if defense spending
report is to was defense spending and they know it will go and many individuals have requested
cut. and polls indicate that people are
—employed in this state." point out that defense
spending has a through. Why should they bother with copies of the report, and she has appeared
■Anderson's conclusions are based on negative effects on the However, the crux of the problem is the conversion
overwhelmingly in favor of defense budget radio and television shows to discuss it.
economy and to legislation?" cuts, Congress is lagging.
on
,cl, by Bruce Russett of Yale conclude that the defense conversion of military production
plants
budget should McGovem's amendment to last year's "Congress is male and WASP." she
liTsity which shows how military be cut by $20 billion
dollars.
over to civilian
production, and that, Military Procurement Authorization Bill,
A Defense Dept. spokesman sai<$
tiding affects the civilian economy and "That is the amount of the
peace
Anderson stresses, is
dependent on which would have required all defense
explained. "Many of these men fought in
World War II and reached their political
Tuesday that the PIRGIM statistics were
diets what spending in the civilian dividend' that Nixon conversion legislation from
Congress. contractors to initiate
accurate, but that they did not mean that
promised us at the Sen. George McGovern, conversion
maturity during the Cold War. They just
nomy will be sacrificed when military end of the Vietnam War,'' Anderson D-S.D., has planning, received only 29 votes in the
defense spending caused unemployment.
been proposing conversion don't see the massive change in public He insisted that the traditional view of
nding is increased. explained. "That's how much the war was legislation in Senate.
the Senate since
1964, witn no success. He is
opinion." military spending as a booster of the
trying again this year with a plan She also blames the tens of thousands whole economy was still true.
Wednesday, June 19,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824
Nixon finishes
says By JOHN HERBERS
NEW YORK TIMES
understanding createdAt the Amman airport
Tuesday, Nixon
said "If there is one fact that stands out it
millions in five countries, are dedicated to
peace.
economic and military aid to Jordan,
AMMAN, Jordan, President Nixon is this; the leaders of the nations we partly to upgrade weapons destroyed in
Senior Administration officials said the the October War.
completed his seven - day tour of the visited are dedicated to peace and the
Middle East Tuesday, terming it a success formal agreements announced during the But for symbolic importance, there was
under his limited set of objectives.
people we saw, and we saw literally President's trip would have been achieved no doubt that the American
presence in
He left Amman for the Azores where he anyway. the form of the President and his party
was to remain Secretary of State Kissinger said the had made a strong impact, particularly
overnight for talks with
plan to provide nuclear energy to Egypt among the Arab countries. The cover of
Portugese President Gen. Antonio de for peaceful purposes had been negotiated
a
weekly Arab magazine, A1 Diar, Tuesday
Spinola before returning to Washington.
He will set out early next week for a
Moscow summit meeting with Soviet
Welcome before the trip; the resumption of
diplomatic relations with Syria was
carried a color picture of Nixon in Arab
headdress.
leader Leonid I. Brezhnev. planned independent of the trip; the Though Nixon stressed at every stop
In an exchange of toasts last
King Hussein, Nixon stressed the symbolic
night with Back nuclear and military agreements with
Israel were scheduled whatever the
that he had not come here offering any
specific solution, his presence and message
The State News begins its summer President's plans, and a joint statement was interpreted by the Arab leaders as
importance of the Middle East trip.
schedule with today's issue. It will be reached here Tuesday between the two
"It is the last stop on this trip," he
said, offering hope that there would be.
published three times each week and heads of state was no significant advance
"but it is only the
beginning of the through negotiations, a substantial Israeli
distributed in all occupied residence halls, over what was already under withdrawal from Arab territory taken not
journey for peace. way.
classroom buildings and the mail slots in The chief step announced here was the
"We have a long way to go," he only in the October War but also the 1967
married housing. creation of a joint Jordanian • United war.
continued, "and this trip is simply another
Inside today: States commission to review on a regular In Jerusalem, Nixon promised continued
step in which understanding has been
•President Wharton testifies in basis the various areas of cooperation
support to Israel but warned that she must
King Hussein of Jordan and President Nixon created where there
stand at attention as the
was
misunderstanding •
Washington before a Senate subcommittee between the two countries' economic consider new approaches to a peaceful
I national anthems are played on Nixon's arrival before; where new relations have been
at Amman airport Monday on education. He told the subcommittee development, trade and investment,
I for a state visit. created where there were no relations solution, including alternatives that would
that the tuition increase at MSU last military assistance and supply and not have been considered in the past.
before." year
could have been avoided if federal scientific, social and cultural affairs. U.S. officials said this was a suggestion
promises had been kept. It was pointed out in the statement that that Israel would have to make new
u NIXON ENDS I0UR •The state House will vote today on a Nixon has
legislation for
submitted
a
to Congress
substantial increase in
concessions on territory beyond those it
proposal to let Michigan voters decide already has made to Syria and Egypt.
whether 18 -
year - olds should run for
state offices including governor, senator
Israelis bomb Lebanon
and representative. Supporters of the
proposal claim opponents are disguising
their motives with complaints about other
parts of the bill. See page 3.
•MSU's commencement speaker Sen.
pL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Israeli planes fighters streaked over villages and immediate punitive raid. Edward Brooke, R - Mass., told graduates
T*d and strafed
suspected Arab plantations near the Israeli border and in The Arabs' raid on Shamir came soon there are other important issues besides
list centers in southern Lebanon the shadow of Mt. Hermon. The area is after Nixon began his Middle East tour Watergate. See page 12.
*da>'. minutes before President Nixon known as "Fatahland" because of the
™ his Thursday to an enthusiastic greeting by
Middle East tour, the military Palestinian guerrilla bases located there. millions in Cairo, Egypt.
land reported.
pto raids
Israel said its planes returned safely to
The Popular Front for the Liberation of
Palestine, which claimed credit for the
Refund
were evidently delayed base. attack, called it "our reaction to the Students carrying 10 credits or more
Won for the Palestinian guerrilla
"» Nixon visit to the Arab world." who do not wish to read the State News or
last
Thursday on the Shamir The air raid apparently was timed to use its services
may obtain a $1 refund
•z near
the Golan Heights, where
* women come immediately after Nixon ended his The four Arab raiders apparently authorization by presenting their fee
were killed and three men
J- The four Arab trip to four Arab capitals and Israel. The slipped across the border from Lebanon receipt card at 345 Student Services Bldg.
raiders also were Israeli communique said the raids began at from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. throutfi
despite the taut Israeli air and land border
3:10 p.m. Israel time, minutes after Nixon June 28.
boarded his jetliner and (continued on page 10.)
Initial reports from Beirut said two
18 minutes before
nians were it left Amman, Jordan.
wounded in the fialf -
£ raid. There was no immediate
Tape said to refute
llf of Israel's Information Minister Aharon
damage. Yariv admitted Monday that Nixon's visit
"tnesses in Lebanon
said the Israeli jet was a fyctor in Israel's refraining from an
Nixon coverup stand
tor accident k WASHINGTON discussion of the
(AP) - The House Watergate matter and
Judiciary Committee heard a tape Tuesday possible involvement of White House
pn last day of
which sources said indicates President
Nixon discussed the Watergate coverup
four days earlier than he has publicly said
personnel and others."
The committee hopes to complete its
hearings of evidence by Friday. Items
he learned of it. remaining to be covered by the committee
J*"1SU treshman
w«p over and everyone was in a big hurry to get home for the summer, but this week include the events
never got there. No member would comment publicly surrounding
. . .
the dismissal of Watergate special
*7* Marie Arsen, 20, was killed when the van she was driving was struck b> on details of evidence heard in the closed
prosecutor Archibald Cox last fall, Nixon's
Rrrcar at 5 p.m. June 7 at the intersection of Farm Laneand Wilson Road. sessions. But sources said a tape recording 1969-72 income tax returns and a study of
■Jjwas only one
the third fatal accident in history on the MSU campus butwaithe of Nixon listening to other tapes and the secret
bombing of Cambodia in
P'pole.
this school year. Last fall a student was killed when his motorcycle hit a commenting on them confirmed earlier 1969-70.
claims that the President talked of White
|*j*n
Bv" °n Farm Lane,
was going west on Wilson Road when her van was hit by a Mustang traveling House involvement in the coverup as early
Meanwhile, James D. St. Clair, Nixon's
Watergate lawyer, said that committee
throwing her from her vehicle. as March 17,1973.
staff memos on
ly0ctor
TNince arrived. She and a medical
was
student who were passing by treated Ar^"^fe|
Nixon nuclear
ALL GOD'S CHILLUN GOT N-POWER
Early congressional reaction to nuclear export could force the
President Nixon's latest sightseeing United'States to "cut off" another VOX POPULI
trip has been divided largely along country's arms development is
partisan lines. Nixon's decision to disconcerting. Unless experts in
pump nuclear fuel into the volatile
Middle East has generated much of
international relations and nuclear
weapons technology agree that
Student amplifies complaints
the comment. foolproof checks against such
Congress must solicit the development can be made, Congress To the Editor. around the halls and even if one finds a Every moming one can see these officers say my friend is lucky to go home w
opinions of impartial experts on must strongly condemn the nuclear I am responding to the two recent place to park he must check time patrolling the area looking for illegally a parking ticket.
letters regarding the campus parking regulations and feed the meters. Paul parked cars. Don't they have anything As students we pay a high tuition, fl
this issue as soon as possible and trade.
situation, "Suspend parking rules" and Newman in his article "Suspend Parking better to do around this campus? It's a sad return, I feel we should be supplied wil
exercise its right to give strong situation. Several times when I've had some adequate parking spaces! Thef
Though critics and supporters of 'Parking woes demand quick remedial Rules," implied that "our men in blue"
advice to the President concerning the President's action agree the actions.' are wasting their time enforcing MSU's friends come and visit me we spent hours parking spaces should also have s
his nuclear bartering. MSU definitely has a parking problem! access. Many dark winter mornings I'm
nuclear aid would
vehicle code. I feel he has a genuine gripe. looking for a place to park. I can honestly
not provide This campus provides a limited number of had to walk to F-lot. I was scared to deat|
Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash.,
Egypt with instant nuclear parking spaces with an overload of tow - walking through the muddy fields ai
castigated Nixon for proposing
nuclear aid to Egypt and concluded
weaponry, India recently exploded
a nuclear device
developed through
away officers working in them. It is
difficult to find somewhere close to park MSU bikes ge
crossing the railroad tracks without sold
type of a light! This lot is so remote th|
that Nixon's entire trip was a similar nuclear aid program. something should be done
endangering U.S. interests. Other According to the article ' Parking wol
Democrats voiced similar concerns
The current "peaceful" U.S.
nuclear aid to Israel - which Nixon
Health To the Editor:
Have you ever tried to ride a bicycle on
In the majority of the University's
ventures, it has taken the time to slope the
new demand quick remedial action" eases I
auto vandalism, theft and rape have b«
with less bombast than presidential this campus? Believe me, it is an sidewalks which greatly benefits the MSU
promised to step up during his visit reported. I feel this proves we need so
hopeful Jackson. there also be
experience. If a person is able to dodge the student body. However, the problem still
- must re - examined. To the Editor: cars and avoid being hit, the person is
type of lighted walkway.
However, Republicans generally remains that many sidewalks are not
U.S. military officials already I sympathize greatly with MSU health
quite lucky. The problem is that students sloped. In the interest of the MSU
This letter is my plea for
be done regarding this situation,
somethingj
contended that the stringent officials' plea for a new and more
expect Israel to soon become the are often forced to ride their bicycles in students the University should undertake
safeguards accompanying any U.S. • adequate center, yet I feel something the road because of a lack of adequate parking crisis affects almost everyone J
world's seventh possessor of nuclear to slope the remaining sidewalks. This one way or another and I'm sure nr
should be done about the manner in which
Egypt nuclear pact would insure bicycle paths. This then leads to the traffic endeavor would help the MSU bicycle
weapons. patients are attended. hazards of cars, bicycles and pedestrians people will agree it's a definite probl
against an Egyptian attempt to At the end of fall term I was riders, car drivers and in general alleviate which needs some looking into. We, I
divert the materials into atomic Under the Atomic Energy Act, brought to all in the streets. much of the traffic problem on campus.
the emergency room for torn
ligaments. It There are many
students, are tired of looking for places!
Congress has 30 days to advise the bicycle paths available
weapons. took 3Vi hours for a doctor to tell me I
to students, but few are adequate. The
Virginia E. Sayed park! Give us some safe areas for parkiv
President after executive should 202 W. Holden Hall Kim Artzbei#
Vice President Gerald Ford see a specialist immediately, adequate ones are those where the curb is 539 W. Holden if
augmented the assurances of his agreements such as the yet - to - be though most of this time I spent listening sloped so a rider can ride continuously
to Editor's Note: It is currently illegal to
congressional colleagues by noting
-
finalized aid to Egypt are nurses chatting hospital gossip. without stopping to go over a curb.
Meanwhile, I missed every exam review Nonsloped curbs are not only a nuisance
ride bicycles on campus sidewalks.
that the United States could "cut completed. session my classes held.
to the rider, they are also a hazard. If a
off in seconds" any country found Congress must give high priority I see no reason why
larger facilities rider does not stop to go over a curb he
to be developing nuclear bombs to consideration of this issue. A should be constructed when the present
will ruin the frame of his bike. Because of
Nixon miscalculation in nuclear one is not being used efficiently.
from American materials supplied this, riders are unable to keep steady
Ben Doot
for peaceful purposes. politics could lead to global speeds and are thus often slow in entering
314 E. Akers Hall traffic which can be a traffic problem.
The prospect that an ill - handed destruction.
The Doctor's Bag
BY ARNOLD WERNER, M.D.
Copyright 1974
Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at tnoughts or pictures. about sexual matters would help decrease They can appear to be quite bright but
MSU Health Center. Names need not be Some men are much more sensitive to the overexcitability. there is no way that they can appear and
included unless a personal reply is psychological and physical stimulation My boyfriend has a condition with his disappear.
requested. than others and younger men are much teeth. On heavy exercise or emotional This letter ii in regard to pregnancy and
more sensitive than older men. The excitement he gets a bright white spot on marijuana. I am two months pregnant and
I have an overly sensitive penis. I get an
situation you describe does have the I concerned about getting high. I quit
erection by just thinking the wrong his two front teeth. Otherwise, his teeth am
potential for being embarrassing even
thoughts or looking at a picture of a nude are pearly white so these spots are quite smoking marijuana as soon as I realized I
though normal, and it is< something that noticeable. He has dentists who was pregnant because I was unsure about
girl, no matter where I am. All I have to has been experienced by the majority of
seen two
do is hold hands with my girlfriend and up claim there is nothing to do. What is this its effects on the fetus. I recently heard
men. In fact, there are many men who
it goes. It's very embarrassing for me and condition? that marijuana can have such adverse
would be happy to exchange their lack of
makes my girlfriend very uneasy. effects when smoked early in pregnancy.
responsiveness for your Amazed by this letter, thinking that
Is there anything ! can do about it? Do
overresponsiveness. variable fluorescent spots just couldn't There is too little known about the
female hormones help?
Female hormones would help, but their possibly be true, 1 checked with my dental effect of most drugs on the developing
This is a complex psychophysiologic use for such a purpose would border on consultant who was also amazed. Tooth fetus to warrant taking any unnecessary
madness. I suggest a couple of things: enamel is a stable substance. Any peculiar risks. This goes for prescription
question. The problem is not that you're
Don't hold hands with your girlfriend in colors or structural abnormalities usually medications as well as things such as
thinking the "wrong thoughts" but that
you think the thoughts you have are public and, if you are still hung up about occur during development of the tooth marijuana. The current view is that it is
wrong. Part of the nature of "wrong "wrong thoughts" get a hold of a enamel and does not occur subsequently. unwise for the pregnant woman to take
thoughts" is that they have a persistent competent, understanding professional White spots on the dental enamel are any medications that are not absblutely
and compelling quality. It is perfectly with whom you can discuss your concerns. common and are due to faulty necessary and that are not recommended
normal to be sexually aroused by arousing I suspect that becoming more at ease development (hypoplasia of the enamel). by her physician.
• • ■
V ' 1
Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan
Wednesday, June 19,1974
THE ART OF
BY ART BUCHWALD
Bread & beard & bare cheesewhiz
"Henrv
. . ... .
. nenry, Ii f„„
forgot, to wbuy bread for
( ..
the kind of bread did
The onr question I keep getting asked smoked salmon for our dinner party
you want, rye or rye and therefore they have put the white
1-m on the road is
I'm .."" What kind of white?" By this time the guests are arriving.
when •" """* "" tonight. Would you E0 down to thp bread up in the front and the difficult for well ■
meaning people to
H-nrv Kissinspr rye bread in
husband will Henry Kissinger rn.^" "It really doesn't Just as they sit down to dinner
-:
make?"
is the kind of situation that could
supermarket and get a
cSpfeT.^eS"
Henry replies, "Of course, my dear."
one will do.'
matter, Henry. Either the back.
They're demanding guarantees
that I buy two loaves of white for
rushes in with three boxes under his
Henry contribute to a political campaign. Their
voices should be heard, and if they want
He returns in a half "It's not going to be that every arm. His face is flushed and he waves them.
hour. "What easy. The loaf of rye. I've taken the to do it by financing a particular candidate
position we
-
supermarket has more white than it does Bread?"
should have the right to
buy the rye bread Nancy asks. then I say God bless them. That's the
3 without having to purchase the white "Ry-Krisp," Henry replies. "But at least American way of doing things."
bread." it's a start."
"But isn't that the very thing that got
"For heaven's sake, On Campaign Reform
Henry, the guests the Committee for the Re - Election of the
are
coming in 45 minutes. Will you go "Congressman Cheesedip, how do you President in all its trouble?"
back and get the bread?" feel about the Watergate affair?" "I don't think we should be tarred by
'
Henry comes back after 15 minutes. "I am shocked, appalled and horrified what the Committee for the Re • Election
The supermarket has that such a thing could of the President did. I am proud to say
agreed to sell me happen in this
the rye without
having to buy the white, great land of ours." that, though I have received contributions
but they raised the problem of the size "What is Congress doing to prevent from the milk producers,
of the oil
the loaf. If we future Watergates from
get the large loaf, we get taking place?" companies and the construction industries,
three cents off, but that means we'd "We are studyii g the matter I have never permitted this to interfere on
need
only very
a loaf and half. But if we get the how I would vote on any particular bill."
a
closely."
small loaf, we'd need two and the price "Congressman "Aren't you afraid, Congressman
would be prohibitive." Cheesedip, most
members of the House are critical of every Cheesedip, that if you don't pass some
"Henry, I need bread for the dinner. aspect of Watergate but they seem to be
reform legislation you will be
Would you please go back and bring some impeached?"
home?" dragging their feet on making the elections
"What are you talking about?"
in this country less
Henry went back to the store and corrupt." "The Constitution provides that every
"I will not accept that. We have been
returned again. two
thinking about election reform for some years the American people can
"I think I've worked out a compromise, time now. We have been impeach a congressman by voting him out
Nancy. If we get rolls instead of bread we talking about it
for more than a of office."
won't have the problem of choosing sizes. year. How can you say
we're dragging our feet?" "That's outrageous. You have to prove
The supermarket has indicated it would
"Mainly because he's guilty of a high crime or a
consider selling us rolls at a special price you haven't done
anything." misdemeanor."
providing we buy a jar of peanut butter "I "No you don't. All you have to prove is
that they're pushing as part of a 4th of am not against election reforms. I
take the position that the congressman did nothing about
July sale. I told them I would bring the - and I have said this
offer back to you and lay it on the table." publicly many times - that we must have
corruption in government. Any voter will
tell you that's an impeachable offense."
"Henry, I don't care if it's peanut reforms in our political process. But I "Hmmrummf, I thought you wanted to
EASY RIDER butter of jelly or cream cheese as long as believe it would be a very dangerous thing talk to me about Watergate."
you get the bread." to pass any laws that would make it more
Still More Buchwald
yourself at home. My, it's
Copyright 1974
good to see him, night."
isn't it, George?" PONT WE 6IVE JP 6A5E9.Au
"Well, he says he's been trying very
UWY A MANAGER 5
"Hey. Marge, Patrick's home from "You can say that AMP SWeOME HOMES, AHO
again. Marge." hard but no one wants to hire him."
5J55E5T,:\ ?c SETTER TriAN
college." FORM A POLO TEAM INSTEAD? A CENTKft£L?cR'5 J66&:.C\;
'Patrick, Patrick, my, you've grown a
"Why should they with that damn
ONE WEEK LATER beard? If he shaved if off and
beard. It looks very, very, very grownup, looked
"Hello, George. Was it sweltering at the presentable, maybe he could find
doesn't it, George?" office?"
Yes, it does. It makes you look like a
something."
"Yup. Where's Patrick?" "Hush, he might hear you!"
real man. Here, Patrick, let me help you "He's up in his room "I couldn't care less if he heard
with your bags." sleeping." me or
"At 6 o'clock in the not. He needs someone to kick
'Patrick, I put evening?" his rear in.
new draperies on your "I think he got in around 4 this I worked in the summer when I went to
windows and I bought a new rug for your
floor. And I cooked a big roast beef for
morning."
"He gets in at 4
college." DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
u.
every moming. What TWO WEEKS LATER
are we
running around here, a Playboy
"Why don't you take a nice bath and Club for teenagers?"
we'll all have dinner and you can tell us all "Have you seen Patrick
"Now, George, don't get angry again. today, Marge?"
about school." He had a very rough semester and "No, but I saw him in the kitchen
"It's good to have you home, son. The he's just
trying to relax." yesterday with his pals. They ate
bouse has been a morgue without everything in the icebox."
you. I "1 had a rough semester,
had the too, but I "It figures. When does he
pool table recovered, maybe we don't stay out until 4 in the go back to HISTORIC TRIP
can have a few games this week?" morning. Did school?"
you talk to him about the TO CHINA?!
'He's tired, George. Let him go upstairs empty wine "Not until September."
bottles in the car?"
and get cleaned up. You seem so "Good grief. You mean he's
thin, "He said only two
belonged to him." going to be
Patrick. We're going to have to fatten here two more months?"
you "And did you ask him if he was
P" looking "It seems like a long time,
for a job?" George, but
"How are you fixed for cash, son? "He said he's been July and August will go very fast."
Here's 20 bucks." looking, George." "I'm not too certain. It seems when
"I'll bet. You know there are
'Go very few they're away time just whistles by. But
upstairs, Patrick, and make employment offices open at 8 o'clock at when they're home it doesn't move at all."
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Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan
Wednesday. June 19, 1974 7
Ferency criticizesBy JOANNA FIRESTONE
state rep's "inquisition"
United Pre$» International
an elected official
though the House could vote to unseat him. Smeekens in conflict of interest.
UNSING - Zolton Ferency, the attorney for state Rep. John On advice from Smeekens, filed as a candidate for re election Tuesday only
Ferency, who is the Human Rights party hours before the 4
-
Since there are no criminal penalties,
however, his findings are
Smeekens, charged Monday that a special legislative committee candidate for governor, Smeekens p.m. deadline and attended his first House not
did not appear at binding on the committee. Committee chairman Sen. Harvey
seating conflict of interest charges against the Coldwater hearing. Ferency said he advised Smeekens not to attendMonday's until the
session in two weeks.
Lodge, R-Waterford, emphasized that Kelley is only a witness -
charges against him had been clearly laid out. Smeekens, who requested the investigation, has been charged
.publican is conducting an inquisition. not a prosecutor in the
investigation.
The committee will by Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley with violation of the state's
East Lansing attorney Ferency, retained by Smeekens this past recommend what action, if Kelley disclosed that at one time, Smeekens was president of
taken against Smeekens if any, should be conflict of interest statutes. The 49
kend, said he feared the investigation of SmppkiW he is found in conflict of interest. -
year - old Smeekens was the foundry and owned half of its stock.
There are no civil or criminal allegedly on the payroll of the foundry when he appeared on
v.M. VI VI1111 Midi
penalties for
ptriioiuro conflict Ul
1U1 lUIIIIILl of nil
interest by behalf before the state Air Pollution Control
Commission.
Warner He did not, however, inform the commission that he
Model Cities
declines
was a paid
consultant for the foundry, and
according to a commissioner, left
the impression that he was
appearing on behalf of his
constitu tents.
As a result of Smeekens'
testimony, the commission eased its elections Th
e-election
strict pollution control rules for the
foundry until it could clean
up its operation
to
or go out of business. Elections for several Lansing Model Cities
Though members of the committee emphasized that the posts will be held
Thursday. Each Model Neighborhood will elect members to the
hearing was simply part of its investigation, Ferency said it has Model Cities Task Forces as follows:
overtones of a courtroom •
TKp |>RKSS INTERNATIONAL Reisig ruled the evidence in the proceedings. Two from each neighborhood to the Economic Task
Force.
purposes, I would be denied "This has become an • Two from
case inadmissable. the end of his term, adversary proceeding between the each neighborhood to the
Physical Task Force.
the right to discuss including attorney general and Rep. Smeekens," said Ferency. "The • Two from
LANSING - State Rep. "My decision not to run this with my "a bill to improve the
way
each neighborhood to the Social Task Force.
constituents the vital issues attorney general has attempted to make charges against him." • Three from each
,)f Warner. R • Katon Rapids, year stems from the fact that persons are treated who are neighborhood to the Evaluation Task Force.
there has been no clear facing the state in the 70s Ferency said that if Smeekens is not permitted to cross - In addition, five Model Cities
jounced today he will not • cut taxes, pollution, publicly intoxicated with examine witnesses Policy Board seats are up for
fk re . election, saying his resolution of my innocence transportation alcohol." During the course of against him and be presented with a list of election. Model neighborhoods 1,
3, 6, 9 and 14 will each elect
by and education. charges, the proceeding will become
pdldacv would force voters a court or jury about charges the drug case, Warner also was an "inquisition." one member to the board.
"Instead," He said he will discuss
his district to act as a jury. against me," Warner said in his Warner said, arrested Monday's proceedings with Smeekens Public notices are posted in each of the 15 model cities
'
voters in the 56th District
on a
charge of public and indicated Smeekens would be
Warner. 33, a four • term announcement today. intoxication, but the charge present when the committee neighborhoods showing residents where to vote. Residents need
would be forced to act as a reconvenes next
Monday. not be registered voters to vote in
„maker, was cleared of "Thus my candidacy would was dropped due to a lack of the elections but they must
|Join possession charges last be clouded jury and that would be unfair Kelley, who is not directly involved in the committee's present proof of age and area affiliation at the
by a continuing evidence. polls.
wk when Ingham County controversy about criminal
to them and to me.
As a investigation, released an independent report June 5 that judged The polls will be open from 11 a.m. to 8
p.m.
Court Judge Donald realistic person engaged in
charges and, for all practical
politics, 1 am well aware that a
campaign is definitely not the
)etroit card game proper arena to settle legal
Department of Management
Warner, who had been LEARN
charged with possession of
nds with man dead heroin following a
Lansing motel last August in
raid on a
Summer Schedule Changes
■DETROIT - A 71
Fer
roit man was
- year old
being held
police guard at Detroit
Ural Hospital Monday in
side home early
two of the men
Monday when
began to argue.
The suspect went into a
bedroom, returned with a
which a quantity of heroin was
seized, also reaffirmed his
innocence. He announced tnat
he would not seek re election
only hours before the 4 p.m.
•
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July 24 KARATE
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The MSU Karate Club will
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Blowing an argument during a Tlie slaying pushed Detroit's forward to completing work on wanting to learn this art, tomorrow June 20 at 7:00 p.m. in the
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important legislation before
■a police spokesman said the beginning, intermediate, and
349, compared to 315 at the Foster, 12:40 2:30, MTWT
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Ti complained of chest pains same time last yeat.
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8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, jUtH. |9
Bus pass prices may stay doWn
By SUSAN AGER average of only 10 people per Garrison said. "When people Ridership throughout the now fallen back to 32,000.
State News Staff Writer bus on that route last spring, have more money they want system was 32,000 passengers a Bus Pass sales during winter
too few to continue the route. the nicer things in life, and day in spring 1965, when the term totaled 6,000 in 1965,
If the past efficiencies of Now instead, South people just don't view riding system began with 15 buses, peaked at 11,700 in 1967, and
MSU's bus system can be Complex residents can catch the bus as one of the nicer After peaking in the winter have dwindled since, totaling
maintained, the price of bus the Spartan Village bus to things in life." 1967 at 57,000 a day, it has 8,000 in winter 1973 - 74.
passes may not increase come campus by walking a block to a
fall. different bus stop. The system
Gene Garrison, director of was also able to operate with
automotive services, said that one less driver due to the
though "by all rights" the price elimination of the route.
should increase, he hopes to Drivers are paid $4.21 an hour.
avoid the pressures of wage and Maintenance work
fuel inflation by increasing bus Garrison said the MSU
pass sales and continuing the system's maintenance program
system's efficiencies. is one of the best in the
This year and last, in the country in that only two full ■
face of soaring costs and time mechanics working with
dwindling bus pass sales, these only two hoists are able to
efficiencies - in scheduling and maintain all 19 buses.
maintenance have allowed He said he believed the
the system to break even average number of buses
financially for the first time handled by one mechanic in
since 1968. other systems around the
"Last year we programed country to be five, rather than
that we would lose money this MSU's 8'A.
year, but we didn t feel we Other factors contributing
would go to the student and to ' the apparent financial
ask him for all that was stability of the system are
necessary to help us break increased incomes from the
even," Garrison said. "Instead MSU charter service and an
we gambled that we could find increase in the number of
enough places to save a buck." individual ride tickets sold.
Last fall the cost of bus Charter revenues are up 43
passes was hiked by $1 to $17 per cent from 1967, Garrison
fall and spring terms and $21 said. In 1970, he said, just over
winter term. Garrison said a $2 800 charter runs were
hike was estimated to have commissioned, while in 1973,
been necessary to keep the 960 separate charter trips were
system out of the red. run.
Computers used Individual ride tickets,
Garrison said that the use of which allow one ride at any
computers to schedule bus runs time of day on any route, sell
and bus maintenance has for 35 cents each in residence
allowed more efficient use of halls and the Union. Sales of
the system's 19 buses, 25 the tickets were begun in the
drivers and 2 mechanics. spring of 1973 and have
At the bus system's heyday consistently risen in
in 1967 - when 26 buses had popularity.
57,000 passengers each day - Ridership decline
Garrison attributed
the system was operating the gradual decline in ridership
inefficiently, because most of the system has suffered to EVERY
the buses did not carry a full
more lax regulations about ONE KNOWS
load, he said. Though most of
the buses have a 51 daytime driving on campus, THAT WHEN HANGERS
- person
an increase in the number of ARE LEFT IDLE, THEY JUST
seating capacity, they are
capable of carrying more than bicycles available and the GET TOGETHER IN TANGLED LITTLE
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Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan
Wednesday, June 19, 1974 9
A DAILY
INFORMATION SEARCH
Reps, reporters and impeachment
By JAMES M. NAUGHTON
New York Times
WASHINGTON - When
a
both sides, of what has
bizarre
impeachment ritual—the
oral
and
become
ungainly
daily
of
Sometimes
movable
news
a
will
genuine piece
survive
famine: a
the
Clair.
The location is strategic,
of the
building.
One reason
why there have
gather up all documents in the seems to
study
bother everyone
So a West Coast newsman
struggle between members along the path most committee been fewer leaks of sensitive room, place the papers on a concerned, but a certain wry
Rep John F. Seiberling of representative's character- "leaked" the committee
Congress sworn to members take to and from the
information from the Judiciary warehouseman's cart, and, tolerance has settled in.
emerged the other afternoon about the
secrecy ization of the
strength or impeachment hearing accompanied by an armed St. Clair and the White
document to the White House.
n a long, closed hearing of
investigation of weakness of evidence room. Committee is that John M.
President Nixon's conduct and bearing Some members avoid policeman, take the documents House have urged that the
the House Judiciary on the President's conduct;
an Doar, the panel's special to the
reporters committed to 1 -
interview vy
••itiivicw
by uepori
departing the counsel inquiiy staff's offices. hearings be held in public and
Committee's impeachment ferreting out the details of recollection, occasionally even
hearing
on
impeachment, is a The offices, sealed from have deplored the cases in
room through bug, so to
inquiry, the inevitable horde of what has happened behind the
a scrawled note, about the
escape route-into the
speak, on security. intruders by armed guards, are which sensitive evidence has
reporters surrounded him, H.m content of an
important Every night, after a hearing, on the second floor of what is trickled into public view. Last
find out what had
closed, guarded doors of the committee's law library, down the
to passage of a White House tape committee room is
pressing Judiciary Committee. a closed corridor
alongside
now called the House Office week, however, Larry
recording. "swept" electronically to be Building annex but was, until Speakkes,
haPSPeiburling. an Ohio and
Each time the 21
17 Republicans
Democrats
on the „ ' ' st haphazard, door
committee offices and out a
only a short sprint from
certain that
eavesdropping
devices have not been hidden
last year, an ancient
hostelry Clair,
a press aide to St.
saw reporters examining
Democrat, was not unprepared. panel recess the closed satisfactory and, to both an elavator in called the Congressional Hotel. a copy and said, "We'd like to
a secluded corner there. Two aides to Doar
He has learned, he divulged hearings, for their lunch break representatives and newsmen, Impeachment secretiveness have it too."
soberly, that the plastic model or to answer the
electric buzzes
more than a little
demeaning,
0f the U.S. seal-the fierce but the ritual
eagle-adorning a wall of the
hearing room contained 13
summoning them
floor for a vote, two or
times as many
to the House
three
reporters
one of the few
continues. It is
obtain even the barest
methods to Court restricts
stars. 13 stripes, 13 arrows, a pounce on the knowledge about a proceeding
stream of
branch with 13 olives and,
oddly enough, only nine tail
feathers.
representatives to pan for small
nuggets of knowledge about
monumental
a
that could influence the
of the nation's future.
Two-thirds of the South
course
counsel for poor
What, wondered one proceeding. Capitol Street vestibule of the
What they get, WASHINGTON (AP) - The of
usually, will Ray burn Building has been
an
indigent defendant to
journalist, about the eagle's be information less like a Supreme Court ruled Monday counsel at his trial
trailing-edge feathers? trasnformed into a miniature is
nugget than a grain of sand: that indigents are not
'fortv-six," shot back the the television studio. Networks to free legal counsel
entitled fundamental," wrote Justice
time, or subject, of the in the William H.
well-informed source without next hearing; maintain live and
videotape Rehnquist for the 6
confirmation that appeal of criminal convictions to 3
hesitation. a sensitive matter
cameras there for interviews
to the highest state and
majority. "But there are
was raised; a
with federal significant differences between
It was, of course, a parody, vague description of the Judiciary Committee courts. the trial and the
understood and enjoyed on topic members or the President's appellate
of the recessed "At the trial stage of
hearing. defence counsel, James D. St. a stages of a criminal
criminal proceeding, the
right proceeding."
The court reversed a U.S.
Mil likens running
Circuit Court of Appeals
upholding the appeal of a
North Carolina man's
ruling
conviction in two forgeries.
The defendant, Claude
$1.1 billion transportatio
Franklin Moffitt,
convicted in separate
cases in
was
forgery
Mecklenburg and
Guilford counties. He claimed
I UNITED PRKSS INTERNATIONAL the Troy Republican said in an In a development that could that he was denied his
address to the Boy's State make Milliken's chore easier,
voting record on consumer
constitutional rights when he
State Rep. James J. Convention. the Michigan State AFL - CIO
protection bills, noting that in
was refused the
Damman, the man tapped by If adopted by the legislature this session alone he has voted help of a
endorsed the proposal at a public defender to carry his
Gov. William G. Milliken to be and approved by voters in the against the generic drug bill
weekend meeting of its case to the state supreme court
his running mate, did some Nov. 5 election, $540 million recently adopted by the
executive board. This could and then into federal court.
stumping for the governor's would be alloted to the Detroit legislature and the proposed
help draw the support of fair trade and
proposed $1.1 billion area to begin a rapid transit
Democratic lawmakers. deceptive
transportation bond issue system and $362 million for advertising act.
Damman was the target of
Monday evening. outstate, intercity rail and bus criticism Monday from
As a legislator I consider
systems. Democratic gubernatorial
placing of this program on the Milliken is trying to round candidate Sander
November ballot of utmost Levin, in
up support from legislative Lansing to file his nominating
importance and I am urging my leaders this week so that petitions with the secretary of
colleagues in the legislature to passage can be achieved in time state.
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10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. June 10
free Spirit
comes to
Hank Aaron, baseball's home run king, points to the crowd Braves' outfielder included a procession and a ceremony at
gathered in a Harlem park Tuesday to honor him on New City Hall.
York City's Hank Aaron Day. The salute to the Atlanta
Judiciary unit hears tape committee members who commission the
203 E. GRAND RIVER
(continued from page 1.) to oversee confidential Watergate grand
requested such staff studies on conduct and funding of jury information.
Rep. Robert W. various points in the presidential elections. Saxbe said he believes Asst.
Kastenmeier, D-Wis., a impeachment inquiry. Rodino The report recommends Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen
committee member, said earlier has ordered that no such
more
barring campaign contributions would not have relayed the
Tuesday that Dixon was a memos be written. from foreign citizens, setting grand jury material to Nixon
presidential campaign worker Meanwhile, former Atty. $3,000 as the legal limit from
for Democrat
McGovern in
George
1972 in
Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst
testified Tuesday that he
one donor, and placing a legal
limit on over all campaign
had
passed
he
on
known it would
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be
...and aren't
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Dixon's memos were the original Watergate total voting age population. E. Howard Hunt Jr. and David
distributed only to the investigation. The latter proposal, similar R. Young were given
Kleindienst said at a -to that in a bill already passed immunity Tuesday so they can
Israelis congressional hearing that he
was assured by his aides at the
by the Senate, would put the
total spending limit for each
testify at next week's trial of
Ellsberg break • in defendants.
(continued from page 1.)
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Wednesday, June 19, 1974 11
Beverage Amtrack depot proposal
up on ca at
The ever - increasing cost of concentrate," he said. "When
top of trustees' agenda
By DIANE SILVER
positions.
living has struck again. During the cost of your State News Staff Writer new
stumbling block in faculty. They hope that if
basic The a
the term break the cost of ingredient goes The establishment of University fell short of formulating the goals. The financial squeeze comes this
up so much an
beverages was increased by 5 you have no meeting its first goals set in freeze on tenure stream move will guarantee that the
choice but to Amtrak depot on campus will 1971. In a report, last year, to
cents in the approximately 600 increase the consumer be discussed appointments, instituted Dec. tenured faculty's jobs are safe.
vending machines across
price." by the board of the Dept. of Health, Education
6, 1973, makes it almost
trustees at the monthly MSU administrators also fear
The cost of and Welfare, the MSU
campus. containers and meeting Friday at 10 impossible for women and that the University will be
Now instead of two thin the Increase in a.m., in administrators admitted that minorities to be hired into the
wages for labor the Board Room of the unable to recruit women and
dimes it will cost you one hard handling and they had failed to meet their tenure stream.
distributing the Administration Building.
goal of hiring 6.4 per cent
minorities without the lure of a
quarter to make things go beverages are also factors in the The trustees will consider Only department tenured appointment.
better with Coke 20 price increase, Herron said. women and minorities into the
cents whether to approve a lease chairpersons and medical Perrin said he will discuss
for milk or orange juice and 15 The tenure stream. Only 5 per cent school faculty are
cans alone cost 5 with the Capital Area Rail being hired possible solutions to these
cents for coffee. Candy prices cents," he were hired. into the tenure stream.
said. 'All off -
Council that would set All problems on Friday.
will remain at 15 cents. up a Robert Perrin, vice president other
campus vending machines passenger depot off Harrison appointments are
The nickel increase is due for University relations and
charge 25 cents for pop Road near the Grand Trunk temporary with no promise of
mainly to the increase in the
price of sugar during the last
and many
cents/'
are going to 30 railroad tracks. The
depot would be in
proposed
administrator of the program,
said the goals were unmet
reappointment.
The freeze was instituted
Boyd seeks
an
inventory because they because administrators feared
year, Robert Herron, manager records office at the east end were
of MSU Food Stores, said.
"It all hinges on the
The University does not
the vending machines
own
of an MSU
storage building.
unrealistically too high.
MSU administrators face a
the nation's
slumping economy
would force MSU to
re-election
but has a The 40 square - foot office
- lay off
tremendous increase in sugar contract with ARA would serve as a
depot for
Services. a Ingham County
prices," Herron explained. Each
commodity pop, coffee passenger route which will run Commissioner Derwood Boyd,
"The price of sugar has and milk between Port Huron and
increased from 12V4 cents per at a different
pound per hundred pounds to the
is bid for
separately
percentage. For
last fiscal year
ending in
Chicago. The line is an
experimental project that will
Commissioner R - East Lansing, has
announced he will seek re -
election for a fourth term from
32 cents in the last year. And June 1974, the begin Sept. 15. his ninth district in the
University
sugar is the main ingredient made $85,353.47 from
other than water in pop.
It takes 5Vi pounds of
machines, $198.50 from milk
machines and $5,933.39 from
pop
If the trustees
the rail council must
approve, then
approve the lease before the
also plans for c northeast part of the city.
Boyd, 52, of 1619 Walnut
Ingham Heights Drive, also served as an
sugar for one gallon of Coke coffee machines. depot will become a reality. County As part of his statement, appointed county supervisor
Starr Keesler, member of the Commissioner Richard Conlin, Conlin disclosed his personal
D from 1961 to 1968 before the
East Lansing, has
council and an assistant financial status, showing a current board of elected
announced his candidacy for re
executive vice president at 1973 income of $8,600 with officials was established. He
-
election to the two year
MSU, said he believes the rail •
part $1,200 paid in taxes. was chosen as chairman of the
Covonagh
•
time county office.
council will The 10th county district in
quickly approve commissioners ih 1970.
ne Cavanagh appears to
scampaigning resumes
the lease.
goals
Also at the meeting, the new
for MSU's affirmative of
Conlin, 26, of 1137'^ Frye
St., was first elected in 1972
and presently chairs the board
commissioners' personnel
which
campus
Conlin is running
includes the eastern half of
and parts of the
A
now owns a
graduate of MSU in
business administration, Boyd
Lansing insurance
Michigan's governorship. Arbor doctor action hiring program for the "student ghetto." agency.
recovered A testifying to his He has also been professor next three
committee.
practicing attorney and satisfactory recovery.
a
years will be Conlin has a master's
Conlin will be opposed in Boyd will be opposed in the
successfully from his kidney former mayor of Detroit,
of public policy at the presented. degree the Aug. 6 Democratic primary Nov. 5 election
Saying, he felt healthy and in political science from
MSU by Democrat
operation in April and is once Cavanagh reannounced his ready for University of Michigan and Since 1971, the
University by Paul Emery. Charles
a vigorous contest, and works as a projects Massoglia.
spin campaigning for the candidacy June 4, complete president of Urban Synergistics has run an affirmative action
Democratic nomination to
Cavanagh also gave assurances Inc., director for PIRGIM. He led
with a statement from his Ann that he will be honest about his a consulting company program in an effort to the local presidential
Brooks,
health and his entire
Cavanagh said
campaign.
there is a need
organized with
York Mayor Robert
former New
Wagner Jr.
Cavanagh received his juris
increase the number of
and minorities in
women
faculty
for Sen. George McGovern in
1971 • 72.
campaign
'Tnattfc 'tt'
Dem enters for Michigan's
recreate a sense of
governor to doctorate degree from the
WEDNESDAY NITES
community University of Detroit and
in the state and lead the
enters programs which are more
way to
than
presently lives in Ann Arbor.
ONLY
Opposing Cavanagh in the
county race Charles E (Hap) Brooks has
just acceptable to the people.
Cavanagh, 46, was mayor of
Aug. 6 Democratic run off
election will be Sander
-
Carl Throne
announced his campaign for the state's largest Levin, a
The president of the Ingham city from
County Democratic Women
the Democratic party 1962 70 and served as
former state senator from —
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Berkeley, near Detroit. on the organ, trumpet and drums
has announced her candidacy
(or eastern Lansing's county
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Commissioners. Conference of Mayors in 1966. Mon. Si Thurs. 8 -12 pm
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12Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Wednesday, June 19,1974
Brooke dvoids Watergate
in commencement speech
By G.F. KORRECK determine whether U.S. aid countries. problems rather than on president and director
'
The 0r
State News Staff Writer will be able to accomplish "our energy crisis is a expanding the gross national research at the
BuioBin Corp
humanitarian purposes." cogent example of this," he product of developing Monticello, III.
America has had Attacking an old axiom that said. countries.
enough of
He maintained that the Brooke received honorary
Watergate, or at least MSU has, money poured into a country an
keeps that country on ' our problems of poor and doctor of laws degree, as did
according to Sen. Edward
Brooke, R - Mass. side," Brooke remarked, underdeveloped countries were Dr. Dixy Lee Ray, a marine mai coilir«
Brooke was the somewhat ambiguously: also the problems of the
United States because 'a stable
biologist and as head of the DewHopment °' ^
commencement Atomic Energy Commission Claudia
speaker at the Fattore, 0f
June 9 graduation exercises world structure and thus our one of the few high -
ranking Dearborn; James Hayford E*
economic and political security
and told 4,874 degree
candidates and their is dependent on the effective
women in the
administration, and Ezra Levin
Nixon Lansmo nnri
Lansing, and SamueTpeng' AnnH
Arbor, received degrees
n
parents
and friends that he was not managment of many interacting an MSU alumnus and retired the college.
going to discuss the obvious relationships involving rich and
topic of the day. Brooke's poor countries.alike."
announcement was met with a Brooke said the $3.1 billion
modicum of applause and the expended for U.S. bilateral and
audience settled back to listen multilateral economic
to a 30 - minute address assistance in 1973 is only
about 2 per cent of the amount
regarding U. S. foreign policy
in an era of scarcity. spent for domestic social and
Three young robins open wide to get a meal from male robin who carries their dinner in his human resource programs.
Brooke, a recent critic of the
beak. The family lives in a nest built on a window ledge of a home at Freeport, III. Nixon administration, had told 'With our national wealth
newsmen during a press now exceeding a $1 trillion
conference prior to his address gross national product, it is
that he disapproved of the difficult to believe we cannot
House OKs ne East.
President's visit to the Middle
commencement
During his
address, SEN. EDWARD BROOKE
afford this modest investment
in helping less fortunate
countries," he said.
however. Brooke vacillated Brooke said unemployment
between tacit 'Foreign aid was never rates in underdeveloped
approval of
current U.S. designed solely to buy friends countries are far greater than
policy and a faint
to guide federal cry for better implementation
of it.
or win votes. But it would be
mistake not to recognize that
a even the U.S. rates
depths of the depression.
during the CLAUDINE"
Critics claim the bilateral self - interest always has been Overpopulation, a world catch Starring JAMES EARL JONES * DIAHANN CARROLL
nature of the U.S. and will continue to be an -
all term for growth problems,
foreign Pq CdortvWMELtf Cob forts tyOEUJtt
FROM WIRE SERVICES over the years by assertive history, will have rotating policy results in failure and integral part of any foreign aid is at its highest rates in these
membership. No House NEXT: DISNEY'S "OLD YELLER" &
presidents. should be abandoned. Brooke program." countries, he added.
WASHINGTON (AP)-New There is no apprehension member will be able to serve Brooke reminded the degree Brooke commended the "INCREDIBLE JOURNEY"
said as he prepared to defend a
machinery to establish control among congressmen over a more than four years in each candidates and some 20,000
list of what he termed as Agency for International
by Congress over federal possible presidential veto. 10 year period — an spectators that the United
criticisms of foreign aid. Development for beginning to
spending was approved by the The law would become antiseniority device that "One of the frequent States is no longer so realize a greater need to It 7:JO ONLY!
"WOMEN IN LOVE"
House Tuesday. effective immediately, applying recognizes how powerful this charges is that it (foreign aid) is economically independent that redesign aid programs At "t:15 ONLY
The bill is designed to committee could become. (A)
give to the budget for the fiscal often it can ignore developing concentrate on human
given to foreign
Congress equal expertise and year beginning July 1, 1975. governments whose policies "A CHILLING TOPICAL THRILLER!
On the Senate side, members
power with the president in The President's and practices run counter to
will not be limited in years of Playboy Mapirinr |
-
setting annual federal budgets. recommendations for that American ideals and practices,"
TTie House overwhelmingly budget must be submitted 15
service, but those who accept
he said. Brooke
Horry Caul will go anywhere
contended
approved it 401 • 6. The Senate days after the new Congress appointment to the budget
is expected to pass it today and committee will have to give up
thit, while he does not to bug a pr.vote conversation
convenes in January. "condone the barbaric
some other major committee
send it to President Nixon New budget committees in tW OwdM
p r ac t i ces of some .
before he leaves for Moscow both the House and Senate post held now.
Monday.
The bill was born in the
would be created immediately, If faithfully followed, the
governments," the question it
more one of
supporting the
GeneHockman,|
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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Wednesday, June 19, 1974 13
State lottery could face trouble
if proposed controls go
By MIKE ARNETT tickets if a $50 fee was that made them sell like hell."
through
State News Staff Writer this would have a good chance early as next spring. Another
required. Help for the state lotteries of passing, because by the end
"The 5 per cent sales possibility being considered is
may be on thp way, however. of the year 13 states will have instant game in which the
Though Michigan's lottery is commission just aboutt>ays for Sen. Abraham
an
one of the nation's most the gas to take the Ribicoff, D • lotteries, and it will have their player, by rubbing off a
money to Conn., has proposed a bill
successful, a series of proposed the bank," he said "I'd have to strong support," Harrison said. gummed substance from five
federal restrictions if
exempting state lotteries from State lotteries are already numbers, leams immediately if
-
stop selling them unless they** federal taxation.
implemented could have a came up with
restricted by federal laws' he is a winner.
something new "I would think a bill like
against promoting by radio, In addition, a $1 game will
dampening effect on even the
healthiest state lotteries. television or through the mails. begin for an eight - week trial
Gus Harrison, Michigan The restriction on mail period in July.
lottery commissioner, said
Monday that some of the
Landlord promotion could
Michigan's lottery if
hurt
interpreted strictly. The Justice
see,
"I would not be
eventually, a
surprised to
sports betting
proposals individually would game come to Michigan,"
be enough to Department has recently Harrison said. "In fact, we
the state s game.
seriously harm
"If these plans go
through,
for district challenged the state's
subscription program in which
the winners are notified
already have
it."
a rough plan for
they would actually encourage by
mail. The program, begun in
illegality," he said.
One such plan, suggested
Secretary of the
by
An East
Appeals has
Lansing landlord and member of the Zoning Board of
announced his candidacy for this area's
district
December, already has 85,000
subscribers.
Group aids
Treasury judgeship.
William Many states with less
withhold
purposes
Simon, would
for income tax
20 percent of all
Booker Gaulden, 30, of 660
election to the 54B District Court
Virginia Ave., is running for
position now held by Daniel L.
successful lotteries are
beginning to use variations and
handicapped
Tschirhart. new The Altrusa Club of Greater
lottery winnings over $100. games to spark public
Gaulden received his juris doctorate from
"If this plan goes the University of interest and, in some cases, to Lansing is helping with the
Registration for summer term took place through, Michigan law school and is now an assistant
Monday and Tuesday, at the Men's people might go elsewhere. It attorney general for better compete with illegal Michigan Handicrafters Sale at
Build,ng. but f.gures are not yet available on how Intramural the state. He has also worked with
the Lansing Committee on Meridian Mall, Okemos, June
many students signed up for classes. would help illegal gambling," gambling.
Equal Justice. The Wayne County Neighborhood 17 - 23.
Harrison said. and the Michigan Legal Services Competition with illegal
Legal Assistance Program in Detroit. Sale hours are 10 a.m. to 9
Another plan, proposed by gambling is not one of the
iDeafh penalty
the Internal Revenue
would require all sellers of
lottery tickets to purchase $50
Service,
Gaulden said he owns one rental unit in
in Lansing. He said his rental
has all been sold.
The focus of his
East Lansing and one
property in Detroit and Ann Arbor
primary goals of Michigan's
lottery where ticket sales are
actually up from a year ago.
p.m. Monday through
and noon to 5 p.m.
Saturday
Sunday.
gambling stamps each year.
"This would be a mortal
campaign, Gaulden said, will be his true
nonpartisanship and independence from the county
attorney. prosecuting
But Harrison is keeping abreast
of new developments by other
msm
dies in House
blow to the
said. "It would
large • and
lottery," Harris
discourage both
small •
scale
Gaulden's three opponents on the
Aug. 6 elimination ballot are
Tschirhart, John David Bos and Virginia Dean. The
votegetters will then face each other again in November.
top two
states and is consideing the use
of new games in Michigan.
A daily lottery is in the
distributors works and could be ready as
from selling
revival of tickets."
capital law requires signatures to be
§
I punishment for first • degree issue," said Elliot, chairman of Several East Lansing ticket
gathered within a six month•
the committee which buried
I murderers in Michigan is dead sellers, when asked if a $50
period to be valid. the proposal. "It is cruel and annual fee would cause them
I for this year. In arguing to force the bill
unusual punishment. In my to stop selling the
I On a 53 • 47 vote Tuesday, to the floor. Holmes said he tickets, all
I the Michigan House
opinion, it is the maximum agreed that it would.
decided did not expect all his
I penalty and the maximum "It's not worth it," said
against yanking the proposal colleagues to vote for
I from a committee where it has
injustice." Helen Fortino, co - owner of
reinstatement of capitol
I been lodged for nearly a year. Larry's Shop Rite, 1109 E.
punishment, banned over 100 Holmes pointed to 80,000 Grand River Ave. "We don't
The measure, if debated and years ago, but said the state's murders in the U.S. over the sell that many. I wouldn't
I passed by a two • thirds vote of voters should be given the
I each house of the legislature, past five years, as well as continue to buy them."
opportunity to decide for Detroit's astronomical Dan Lewis, day
1 would have been put to voters themselves. homicide rate, as justification
manager of
Paramount News center, 102 S.
I in November. "If we are truly a for the death penalty. Washington Ave., said that he
sponsor, Rep. Kirby government of the people, by would discontinue sales of
I Holmes, R • Utica, revealed last the people, and for the
people,
I month that he also has failed in the people should be allowed
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to express their opinion at the
polls," said Holmes, a first •
1 question on the ballot without term lawmaker.
I a rote of the legislature. Rep. Daisy Elliot, D -
I Holmes said he will continue Detroit, accused Holmes of
I tlft petition drive to riding the issue as a re •
I circumvent the legislature into election ploy.
I next year, even though state '
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14 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan
Wednesday, June 19. |974 J
SUMMER PROGRAMS IN FULL SWUM
DETROIT (UPI) - Usherettes rather than ushers, a Saturday
New IM hours, sports deadlines set
Summer intramural activities must present ID, pay a 50 swim from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. decide which type of play it games played outdoors during play due at 5 p.m
scrimmage, two trades, name halftime entertainment, a radio an
the five - week term.
are
Pti,
contract and two broadcasters it was a rather busy Tuesday will soon be going full swing as cent guest fee and be Weighlifting room hours are wants to enter — those
for the Detroit Wheels.
...
the building and pool hours handstamped before noon to 7 p.m. Monday interested in competition and Two leagues with the same
criteria as the one
TeimsPmy
Teams may be made Mo^J,
up 0f
The World Football League team, which is replacing ushers and sports deadlines have been swimming. These guests can through Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 those interested in the pitch
with women between the ages of 18 and 25, announced Tuesday announced. bring one guest for a $1 fee. p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. to 5 recreational aspect with less , softball are hoped to be and staff.
all of its 20 games with the exception of a Hawaii contest will be Swimming hours at the A special early bird swim for p.m. Sunday. emphasis of winning. established.
scheduled, a
Two
10
leagues Z'
■
week
broadcast on WW J radio. Women's Intramural Building both men and women will be Club hours 1 Co rec volleyball will be an Team entries for Men's IM five
are p.m. to - •
week. There
Their announcers will be Don Kramer, who also handles this Thursday and Friday will held for the first five weeks of 3:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday independent league also with softball slow pitch open league
entry fee. $101
University of Michigan games, and Mike Lucci, who just retired be different though because oftf* summer term Monday through and Friday.
last season after playing middle linebacker for the Detroit Lions. the 4 - H club synchronized Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 7:50 Training and steamroom
The Wheels also announced two trades, including the swap of swim classes. a.m. at the Women's IM. hours are noon to 6 p.m.
No. 5 draft choice Peil Pennington, who broke most of Greg On Thursday, hours at the There will also be a special Monday through Friday, noon
Landry's records for a quarterback at Massachusetts.
Pennington was sent to the Chicago Fire for Leon Harden, a 5 •
lower
a.m.
pool will be from 11:30
to 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.
runs held. Runners will meet at
7 a.m. Monday through Friday
to 5 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m.
to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Team picks Bullo
11, 185 • pound defensive back; Scott Lewis, a 6 - 7, 265 - pound to 7 p.m. and the upper pool in front of the Women's IM. To use any facility, guests
defensive end and 6 4, 225 • pound tight end Roy Winsten. from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday there will be a 40 must be at least 13 years old
football
•
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os
Offensive lineman Joe O'Donnel, former Michigan star, was
also traded to the Birmingham Americans for center Wimpy
Winther, a 6 - 4, 255 • pounder who spent two seasons with Green
Friday hours at the lower
pool will be noon to 1:30 p.m.
and 5 p.m. to '7 p.m. with
minute run, Tuesday a one -
hour run, Wednesday a one
hour and 15 minute run with
except in family swimming
where children three years old
and up must be accompanied
cocapta
MSU's football team elected Taubert, who also will be a Denny Stolz said. "If. a
Bay. upper pool hours 7 p.m. to 8 all jogging and walking by a parent or guardian. fullback Clarence Bullock and senior this fall, is a 6 - 2, 256 • strong ■
indication of the
Detroit will also have a controlled scrimmage Saturday, p.m. combinations and Thursday defensive tackle Jim Taubert as pound defensive line stalwart fellows have in the
faith the!
following a morning "Meet the Wheels" session, against the and Friday will feature surprise
Members of University leadershi I
Chicago Fire. Both will be on the Wheels' home field, Eastern
Women's
Building hours,
Intramural
with courts
routes and distances.
families 13 years old and above
can swim with a University ID
team cocaptains late last
month for the upcoming 1974
from Weymouth, Mass. He
ranked fourth in total tackles
ability of these two fine
men.
vouii J'■
Michigan's Rynerson Stadium. on the club in 1973 with 40
"This is not an exhibition game," General Manager Sonny
available for both men and Building and reservation for 50 cents while guests of season.
solo and 41 assisted tackles.
"Clarence will lend a lotofl
Grandelius said. "But there will be an admission charge of $1 for
women, are 10
Monday through Friday,
a.m. to 8 p.m.
11
desk hours at the
Intramural Building are 10 a.m.
Men's swimmers with ID can swim
for $1. Bullock, who will be a senior
maturity to
offensive club." stol I
our
younI
adults and 50 cents for kids to cover expenses. There will be no ih the "We
fall, is a 5 • 10. 203 on the coaching staff continued. •'He's been
fin J
a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 9 p.m. Monday through a
punts or kickoffs because it's a controlled scrimmage." The deadline for both co -
pounder from Fort Wayne, were very pleased with the
p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. running back and has
The Wheels are bringing in the Serendipity Singers for halftime rec one •
pitch softball and co ■ Ind. He led the Spartans in choices and that the team lot of ball for us in his
played i|
of their July 17 home opener and are negotiating for the likes of Pool hours for women only
Saturday and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
rec volleyball is 8 p.m. members were near unanimous
vSirsih l
Sunday. rushing last year with a 4.4 • career. Jim has been
J
Count Basie, Stan Kenton, Erroll Garner, Dizzy Gillespie for their are 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thursday in 121 Women's in their selection of Clarence
a
yard average per attempt on excellent defensive
other contests. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday Indoor and outdoor Men's Intramural Bldg. Teams in both 113 carries. and Jim," Spartan head coach the last two seasons."
player f0I|
through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 8 IM pool hours are 11:30 a.m. sports must pay a $10 entry
MONTREAL (UPI) — Despite a reported statement from the to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. fee at the time they enter.
p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
club's assistant general manager that Henri Richard definitely
SEVERIIM BROWNE!
Saturday. Sunday hours are 11 Monday through Friday with The one pitch competition
-
would not be back next season, the Montreal Canadiens denied a.m. to 1 p.m. for children's family swim from 7 p.m. to 9 will be open league and a team
Tuesday that their team captain has reached a decision on swim and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. p.m. Friday. photograph award will be given
whether to retire. Girls who are 13 - years - Saturday pool hours are each member of the
old to
"We spoke to Henri Richard last night, and just as he said and older from families of 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Soverin Browne corns to the Stables in list
championship team. lapsing to kick
before he told us he hadn't reached a decision on whether to
faculty, staff and students can family swim from 1 p.m. to 5 Games will be played the off his first national promotional tour.
continue playing or to quit," said Claude Mouton, information attend all of the regular IM p.m. and Sunday hours are 1 first five weeks of summer
director for the Canadiens. swims without parents. They p.m. to 6 p.m. with family term and each team is asked to
Hia newly released album on Motown Records
Floyd Curry, the club's asst. general manager, had said in a titled
radio interview in Nova Scotia that Richard has decided to retire. "Severin Browne" features the talents of
Sneaky Pete on
steel guitar and Allen Lindgren on keyboards, with
According to Curry, Richard would remain with the Canadiens to the
help coach Scotty Bowman with practices and to handle some HAMBURGER HEAVEN! vocal assistance of his brother, Jackson
Linda Ronstadt and John David Souther.
Browne, as well at
public relations duties.
Severin will be featured at the Stables for
Wednesday. June 19 - ONE DAY ONLY one week
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UPI) - North Carolina miler Tony only—don't miss him I
Waldrop Tuesday withdrew from the AAU track championships LUMS' great hamburger
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(more than 'a pound ground beef) JUNE 17-22
next month.
"I'm just too tired to run," he told officials at the University of
North Carolina.
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SOME ^STUDENTS
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YAMAHA noon. 5-6-28 The MSU Karate Club will give a
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TRIUMPH return it. Just come into the
-
BMW. BICYCLES - ALL Ten speeds! demonstration of karate techniques
SHE PS is State News Classified
your full service Various colors and sizes. for anyone interested in
For Rent learning
dealer.
accessories,
SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS
Helmets,
parts and
leathers
service
■:f] Simplex de-railer, center • pull
brakes, high quality at dealers
Department and tell
to place an ad in EAST
LANSING STATE
us you want karate, at 7 p.m. Thursday in the
Men's Intramural Building sports
2460 North
INc! SUBI-ET PARKING space for cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 -
BANK'S
found column. As a public
arena. Everyone welcome.
Cedar, Holt. (Just summer. 135 Kedzie Street. $20. 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8
1-96 overpass] 332-2783. 1-6-19 service EAST LANSING STATE The Ledges Playhouse will
a.m. - 12 pjm.
Saturday. D & C BANK will run the ad at no cost present "Our Town" at 8:30 p.m.
STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive,
tonight
to you! through June 30
REFRIGERATORS, TV'S, Best
South Cedar at 1-96. 694-3311.
(Wednesdays and Sundays only) at
0-5-6-28 EAST LANSING
i"" Free delivery. DORM Fitzgerald Park, Grand Ledge.
[
RENT -
ALL. 372-1795. 5-6-28 STATE BANK
Volunteers needed t
TV AND LOST: SMALL black kitten, male. prisoners at Lansing and Mason for
STEREO rentals.
$24/term. Ann/Division area. Reward. pretrial release program.
VOLKSWAGEN EXHAUST $9.95/month. Free Training
sessions begin at 7 p.m. June 25 at
same Phone 332-4279. 3-6-24
systems - $18.95 complete day delivery and service 'I CANT REALLY BOrUEfe. WER'1
at
Call Kdgewood United Church, 469 N.
CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-6-28 Hagadorn Road. For information
Kalamazoo, SHE'S StuCMNG fBfe HER Personal
campus.
one
487-5055. C-5-6-28
mile west of
10 - SPEEDS / call Frank Dennis, 304 Horticulture
Bldg.
PARKING SPACES - 1 block off SIEEP-TEACHING OXJGSEI' SALES, SERVICE,
MASON BODY SHOP ACCESSORIES WELCOME SUMMER STUDENTS.
812 East -
campus. Phone 651-5542 BEST VALUES,
Manuscripts are invited for a
Kalamazoo Street since 5-6-28. ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX We're located across from women's poetry anthology to be
1940: 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 CHECK US OUT
published in December. Printing
Complete auto Kentucky Fried Chicken. Free
painting
{
and costs will be shared
collision service.
485-0256. 5-6-28 Apartments ^ vckxipc parking. Bus stop at corner. We
keep personal prescription contributors. Include
among
self
addressed stamped envelope for
-
NEED
$56/month.
GIRL for
summer,
Own room,
Houses
|jjfc| peddler.
records
medical
for tax
management.
purposes and return
women
of manuscripts.
All area
poets, especially
minority
TWO BEDROOM furnished GULLIVER STATE
mobile DRUG, and gay poets, are cordially invited.
furnished. 351-3279. 2-6-21 homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten LARGE, THREE bedrooms, 1105 East Grand River. 0-1-6-19 Contact W. Hayes or A. Tracy.
students welcome, near bus line USED PIONEER SX9000 AM/FM
minutes to campus. Quiet and
EAST
LANSING.~ciose~^n.^Three peaceful on a lake. 641-6601
to campus. 329 North receiver. Miracord 50H Mark II The MSU Sports Car Club will
rooms unfurnished. Married
couple or single woman only.
0-5-6-28 Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing.
Call 694-0712 for appointment
changer. Rectilinear
Small Advent speakers. AR4X
III speakers.
| "accesTcenter ( have its first summer term
8:30 p.m.
meeting.
Thursday in 34 Union.
$160. Phone 332-5988 after 6 551 5-6-28 speakers. Used Soni portable I
| Human
pOR
Reproduction Health
pm. 2-6-21
ALBERT. 2 bedroom, cassette players.
Mcintosh offers
| (more iwh on page 16)
furnished, for fall. One block
i
R06ER & PAULS from campus. 351-6676. 10-7-10 ROOMS IN
duplex. $65. Fully MQ102 equalizer. MID - | Abortion - Contraception services!
TWO BEDROOMS, unfurnished in carpeted, air conditioning, MICHIGAN'S largest selection 1226 East
5 MARATHON East Lansing.
Dishwasher, air. EFFICIENCY. TWO dishwasher. 337-1612. 5-6-28 of used stereo equipment, | Lansing 485 - 3271
Michigan
J tetatiois j[^j
1 3 10 man. Summer
Short term lease. 351-7852. only.
camera equipment, TV sets, and
6.50
$150, all utilities paid.
150 4.00 i 13.00
Where all we Walk to
GIRLS: SUMMER typewriters. All merchandise FREE. . . A lesson in
campus. 489-1893. BOARD EXAM TUTORING
1.10 4.80 7.80 15.60 campus, own roorr tested and guaranteed. Wl LCOX complexion care. CALL
specialize in is 5-6-28
332-8903. 2-6-21 STANLEY H. KAPLAN
2.25 6.00 9.7'j 19.50
TWO MAN furnished,
air, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 484-4519 East Michigan or
cars summer. Cedar East Michigan Avenue, 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE TUTORING COURSES
Street. Rent NORTH WASHINGTON area. One Lansing.
2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40
negotiable. 337-7495. 2-6-21 SEVEN BEDROOM house, 485-4391. C-5-6-28 NORMAN COSMETIC
LOCATED AT THE bedroom. 1 or 2 persons, $120. Now
3.00 e.oo 13.00 26.00 CORNER OF JOLLY redecorated, $350 or $55/room. STUDIOS. C-6-28 being formed for the
Phone 489-2329. 1-6-19.
375 10.00 16.25 32.50 & OKEMOS RO 1711 SOUTH CEDAR, 3 332-1946, 332-3746. 3-6-24 TYPEWRITER
and
~ROYAL"n^iTa7; upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT
ATGSB. GRE Board Exams!
349- 3196 wooden study desk. Call the aloha
bedrooms, unfurnished except ONE AND two bedroom For
c EADLINE 6DAY A WEEK TOWING stove and refrigerator. Utilities
apartments from
SUMMER. 2 for 3 -
duplex;
person
after 6 pm, 351-1208. 5-6-28 information, Call
P.M. one class OPEN 6 DAYS $130/month. 1-313-354-0085. C-56-28
day close, carpeted, air, utilities paid,
ore publication.
7 AM 9 PM BUT SUNDAY
-
paid, deposit and references. Call
485-2897 or 393-4254. after 6.
Call EQUITY -
VEST, INC.
$50 each. Two bedroom house, WILSON GOLF clubs, bag and cart.
Call after 6 pm, 351-1208.
& PLANTS FROM
$150 332-1946
Employment
5-6-28
PENNSYLVANIA NORTH.
.
332-3746. ,
5-6-28 HAWAII Typing Service
jj 4 SINGLE EFFICIENCY, 1 block to
Furnished, $1.55 includes
3-6-24
IPeanuts Personal ads
utilities. Carpeted, large closets.
must be pre paid. EXPERIENCED FEMALE college campus, parking, available Married
FARM. Two to , 4 bedrooms.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Audio 25^m^3treel^^^^351_l91
couple, no pets, no Inventory Clearance Sale! Big ANN BROWN
student to babysit 1 small child immediately. 351-5313. 1-6-19 children. 487-0843. 2-6-21. Fireplace, parking, walking typing and multilith
offset printing. Complete
ncellations/ Corrections f 1 or 2 nights a week 337-0164. distance. Available September. savings, many specials. Friday Real Estate m service
night in audio 'til 9pm. for
12 5-6-28 TWO APARTMENTS. Close to 337-9412. 5-6-28 dissertations, theses,
noon one class day
campus. All utilities paid.
Houses a
MARSHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann OKEMOSSCHOOLS (Pebblebrook manuscripts, general typing. IBM
Street. C-2-6-21 sub division). 4610 Rocky Hill
•
-
24 years experience.
Reasonable. Call NEJAC, TWO AND three bedroom houses. 349-0850
Eve publications.
HAYFORD Reasonable Drive. Lovely family home with C-56-28
337-1309. C-3-6-24 NORTH.
Large, 4 rates, furnished,
! State News will be - bedrooms, summer rates. $190. unfurnished. 349-1540. 3-6-24 WHOLESALE - PANTS Clearance. many extras. 1630 square feet
351-7497. OR5-6-28 All sizes and and finisHed basement. 7%%
lonsible only for the LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom styles. $1.25 and COMPLETE THESES Service -
627-7766, assumable mortgage, will
apartment. 121 Beal. Summer WOMAN, OWN room, nice house, up. noon - 5 p.m. Discount printing, IBM
day's incorrect 2402 VINE. Two 5-6-28 consider contract. Ten minutes typing
rates. $180/month bedrooms, partly near campus. Now through June and binding of theses,
includes from campus. By owner, phone resumes,
CAREER OPPORTUNITY with furnished. Summer rates, $145. 1975. 332-5765. 3-6-24
utilities. 349-3604, 372-6852. publications. Across from
American Multi - Cinema. 351-7497. OR5-6-28 SEWING MACHINE 655-3779. Open Thursday
0-3-6-24 Clearance -
campus corner M.A.C. and
Chance to grow in a National EAST LANSING,reduced for Sale! Brand new portables Sunday from 2 - 5. 3-6-24 Grand River. Below Jones
company that's a pioneer in its EAST LANSING. Furnished, five summer. Three bedroom $49.95. $5 per month. Large
LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. duplex, Stationery Shop. Call
industry. 349-2701. 5-6-28 bedroom, $200. Summer, open finished basement, 154 baths, selection of reconditioned used
COPYGRAPH SERVICES.
915 Lilac, across from campus.
fall. $350. 339-2961. 1-6-19 appliances only, near bus. machines. Singers, Whites,
$135 plus electricity. 349-3604, 337-1666. C-56-28
PART TIlOlE experienced insurance 351-8920. 1-6-19 Necchis, New Homes and "many
372-6852.0-3-6-24
biIter for physician's office. No 1 - 2 PEOPLE - CABIN - first 5 others." $19.95 to $39.95, CROSSROADS EXPERIENCES IBM typing.
weekends, 393-0720, weekdays. weeks garden QUIET. FURNISHED Terms.
-
- close. home for 4 EDWARDS CYCLE Dissertations, (Pica Elite). -
332-4459
wtive 3-6-24 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY,
|[Oj LPN
3-6-24 river's edge and
water's edge apts. WOMEN, summer or fall. Large
students.
campus. Call
332-1695. 2-6-21
Single beds,
349-0293
near
or 1115
489-6448. C-3-6-21
North Washington. 210 abbott f®
FAYANN, 489-0358. C-56-28
TEMPORARY IRENE
|K SPECIAL 1961. 4 - door,
•
work for
house, close. Rent negotiable.
east lansing ORR -
THESES, term
is. Best offer. physician's office. Experience papers, general typing. Formerly
351-3045. 3-6-24 309 WEST OAKLAND FOR THE BEST service
|M323. 2-6-21 required. No weekends. Lansing. - on stereo y*15 Makes with Ann Brown. Call
482-7487.
Weekdays, 8 - 6. 393-0720. Filled again for $195, 3 bedrooms, partly equipment see the STEREO J\ from around the world
£ CHARGER, 1970. V-8 3-6-24 Summer and Fall FOR CHANCE of lifetime, girl
a furnished. 489-1893. 5-6-28 SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. J 'adult bicycles
K\ * 10 speeds
-
|I/FM radio, automatic, 17 Try us earlier next yeai .wanted: Sublease home, summer C-5-6-28 THESES, RESUMES, typing and
\l 'free repair classes
0. 349-4273. 3-6-24 MODELS FOR photography. Call and or/fall. Close, furnished, air. 3 4 BEDROOM, printing. Reasonable prices.
HDD 400 1969. 4
between 10am and
489-1215.0-5-6-28
6pm. 332-4555, after 4:30 pm.
2-6-21.
SAGINAW/Abbott
months rent
Road. First GUNS, Rl FLES
all
and
kinds. Buy, trade and sell.
handguns of if/ 332-4081 COMMERCIAL PRINTING
351-4116. C-56-28
speed, -
THANKS deposit. plus
394-1520 between 8am Best year 'round prices in
«wt condition. 351-1485 9pm. -
DESK CLERK needed PROFESSOR GOING leave 3-6-24 southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN
• 5.4-6-26 must have on
Wanted
-
transportation and be willing to August 30, 1974 to August 30, SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call
1050 Witersedg* Dr.
'CUSTOM 500 1967. New travel. Call 372-0567 or 1975. Three bedrooms, large Rooms 371-2244. OR-1-6-19
$400 Call 355-2842 489-1215 ftetween 12 - 6pm. livingroom, family room. Good I
residential NEED STUDENT
'5.3-6-24 0-5-6-28 1024 EUREKA. Downstairs, 1 area. Seven minutes ROOMS AVAILABLE. Men. 8200.000 volunteers to
to campus. $325 monthly, plus LENS PRECISION ground in our work for non
bedroom, partly furnished. women, close to campus. Cheap! -
partisan
REPS WANTED Represent $125,351-7497. OR-5-6-28 utilities. Call 484-7685. 5-6-28. RING SALE lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT candidate. Call
-
Singles available. Nexus Co-op, 332-8338.
|Grt,n
-
1972. Excellent nationally known brands of 437 Abbott. 351-0100. 3-6-24 2615 East Michigan,
Lansing. Committee to Elect Gaulden,
18,000 miles, stereo equipment for established SUMMER •No Reasonable 372-7409 C-5-6-28 District Judge. 6-7-1.
ski rack. 301 SOUTH HOLMES. Two room SUBLEASE, own room, Offers Refused -
$2900. Call distributor. $75/month
Excellent 351-2221, call 645 EVERGREEN. One room in 4
I547' 12 noon • 9 p.m.
apartment efficiency. Furnished,
Williamston
opportunity. Apply: IMPEX all utilities included. $125.
after 5 pm. 3-6-24 bedroom house. Summer lease. Pearl and Unde Star Rings - 1/3 Exchange
off. Emerald, Ruby, Fine Re Sale
ELECTRONICS, 15 William 351-7497. OR-5-6-28 Cheap. 3-6-24 Opal, - -
Furniture Repairing, Antiques,
Shop.
Sapphire and all Colored Stone
Ncles ||abi
Street, N;Y.C. 10005. 1-6-19
ROOMMATE NEEDED, near LCC,
DUPLEX, 3 bedrooms, partly
furnished, Beech Street. Close to EXCELLENT ROOM near campus.
Set Rings • 25% Off. Diamond
and Gold Rings and Loose
Frames, Old Things. Call about
our consignment Plan.
Closed
NEED 1 2 Stones - 20% Off. Pendants - Good Friday.
or dancing girls for 2 bedroom apartment furnished, campus. Call 351-7026. 3-6-24 Male grad students only. Foreign
'4 1958 chopper,
•
1/3 Off. Pierced Earrings - Vi
Catering to MSU for 11-5 Tues. Thru. Sat.
Saturday night. 337-9245. students welcome. $12/week
condition. $1500 1-6-19
utilities,
485-6629. 3-6-24
$87.50/month. Ed,
includes utilities. Call 337-2592.
Off. [ Weddings, Parties, & Banquets 109 E. Grand
River, Williamston
RESPONSIBLE PERSON for room 349-9500
|5319 before 3 pm. 5-6-28
in house. Close, $60. Good
1-6-19 thompsons' frandor ^7^655^1^14
SITTER NEEDED for 6 year - old - .ARGE, TWO bedrooms, people. 332-8953. 2-6-21 jewelers
1SALE 1972 late model boy, Tuesday, Thursday 334 EVERGREEN. Male singles. 3220 Mall Court, Frandor
furnished,
won.
125cc.
$375.
Very good
484-6919.
afternoons. Call 351-8481, after month to
air conditioning,
month lease, NEED ONE girl for spacious house
Cooking, walk to campus.
Open Monday - Friday, 9:30 til 9
Saturday 9:30 til 6
CROSSWORD
7 pm. 1-6-19 references. $160. 489-1893. 5-6-28
372-8241. 5-6-28
Phone
immediately! Fireplace, close to
Phone 332 - 1385
Custom Work PUZZLE
ALERT, INTELLIGENT individual MSU, own room. $66 per month ACROSS
FA '974 RD-350. 2500 needed to look after amusement EFFICIENCY, NEAR campus,
plus utilities, deposit. Option for 26 itc: :•*
P Kcettoriet.
489-5008. center. Meridian Mall. Must have furnished, $120/month.
fall. Call 351-5979. 3-6-24 Animals 1. Blemish C3r(j
r'V, Monday, MALE STUDENTS. Summer term. 5 Astonished 23 German
Tuesday, mechanical ability, be over 21, Available summer only. FREE 1 Medicinal "
UJ'y.after 7 pm. Best otter. and bondable. Part time, $2.50 351-6437. 3-6-24 TWO MILES from campus - 226 F
urnished, reasonable, quiet,
nearby. Parking. 332-3094. Box
KITTENS
trained.
to good home.
Call 371-4463. cigaret 30. High
automatic
per hour. Call 349-4836. 3-6-24 North Holmes, near Spa-row
26-21 3. Venetian
3-6-24
PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Large, Hospital. Students welcome, blind slat 31 Chignon \
3 bedrooms, furnished, summer large 3 bedroom. Call for 14. Amoious
rates, $190. 351-7497. appointment, 694-0712. 5-6-28
ROOM FOR rent. Close to campus. t Hones » 32. Ventured
16 Cost 34 Size of shot
OR-5-6-28 $65/month. 332-1809, 6 p.m.
counseling required. Bachelor's YORKSHIRE 1970, 12' x 60'with .7. Born
5-6-28 36 Cuckoos
degree in social work and/or ROOMMATE/PHOTOGRAPHY 8' 22' expando. Two 8. Helium 38.
EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms, $160 for office worker needed in
x
Handicap
psychology. Salary is negotiable. 20. Mountain pool 39
Photo/Art House. 351-6690. WOMEN. QUIET, single rooms, air bedrooms, Mediteranean decor Spoil
Call 663-1521, group or $50 for single. Deposit. with white 21. Tellut ium 40. Revers
stone siding.
3-6-24 Unfurnished. 676-1557. 5-6-28 C-5-6-28 conditioned, close • in, kitchen.
Summer and/or 74 Matching skirts, 8' x 12' storage symbol 42 Boat basin
- 75 year.
shed. Furnished, washer/dryer 22. Paragon 44 Spatial
332-0647, after 5:15 p.m.
24 Kennedy
3-6-24 and tie - downs. Available now 46 Navigational
WHY SPEND THIS SUMMER SWEATING
OVER END OF THE MONTH UTILITY
GIBSON'S V SINGLES $55 $65, utilities
or September. 625-4852. 3-6-24 25. Piotrude
3
aid
5 r- 7 8 9
%1
to 10
OETROITER 10'
BOCK 55', furnished.
x
furnished, parking, kitchen
PAYMENTS??? ii
j the
M 13
facilities. 332-6990. 3-6-24 Shed included. Near campus.
351-6981. Must sell! 3-6-24 W
^agon to BURCHAM WOODS ADDIC ROOM FOR male student, across
from Union. 211% Grand River,
IM •5
%
16
^ngwood apts! 17 ie 20
Heat Light, and Air Conditioning Bills are all included in
• Used books Vi nrice
upstairs. $48 per month. 5-6-28
1967
Court.
MARLETTE, King Arthur's
Must y4 %
b
your already low monthly rates! seil, very 21 n It
^conditioned
^Washer 'Heated Pool 'Laundry Facilities
# Out of print searches ONE SINGLE room, male
student,
linens furnished, near campus.
reasonable. Phone 482-7510.
36-24 1 i6 17
Siting *Ample Parking Cicely Furnished
# 1st Editions and Americana
• Over 25,000 Books in Stock
332-1682. 3-6-24
y4
18 v4
V) ib %
parking
*Air Conditioning
EAST LANSING. Male students, AIR CONDITIONED 10' x 50', 2
% %
garniture Now Leasing For Summer bedrooms,
%
32 33 XT 35
^'Open Daily Efficiency, 1 Bedroom, & 2 Bedroom from $140 per month, TUE-FRI1-6,7-9
single rooms. Parking,
refrigerator. 332-5791. 3-6-24 reasonable. Will consider
newly carpeted,
renting! i6 37 36 %
Including utilities.
SAT 12-5
Call 489 - 4293
appointment. 5-6-28
for
40
%
m
%
39
Fall Rates (12 month lease) 142
Efficiency, 1 Bedroom, & 2 Bedroom from $154 per month,
: F*S* ; %
MS
43
Including utilities. 124% W. Grand Rim 10* 50' VAGABOND. Excellent
745 Burcham Drive 351-3118
N f
BED SINGLE, brown metal. Coil
-
condition. 351-4830, after 5 i 18
or 4844014
UPSTAIRS springs. Two platform rockers.
332-3094.1-6-18
p.m.
weekends. 56-28
weekdays. Anytime %
Wednesd,
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SR - 20 $139.9!
Bowmar Mx 55 $69.95
TR - 4000 $139.9:
Bowmar Mx 100 $179.00
T| ^ $79 „
Bowmar Mx 20 $49.95
Canon Pocketronic $189.50
Kingspoint with memory $89.95
Kingspoint Micro Algebra $99.95
Summit with memory $89.95
NS Electronics 600 $29.95
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Your Shopping Convenience
Lower level of the In the center
International Center of campug