Volume 168 Number 174 Friday, June 28,1974' Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Quiet Soviets wave flags as Nixon heads for talks FROM WIRE SERVICES was no official explanation for the delay sped by Soviet security men hassled them MOSCOW — President Nixon and but. Deputy White House Press Secretary and Leonid I. Brezhnev began their third shouted, "Not allowed! Not allowed!" Gerald L. Warren suggested the two summit conference Thursday after leaders might have felt a quick start was The President and Mrs. Nixon shared thousands of Russians silently waving unnecessary because Brezhnev's departure vodka, brandy and tomato juice with Soviet and American flags welcomed the from protocol permitted them to talk Brezhnev and other Soviet officials in a U.S. chief executive to Moscow. privately during the 18 - mile drive from Kremlin sitting room following the It was Nixon's warmest welcome to the the airport to the Kremlin. motorcade. Soviet capital. Brezhnev greeted him with The President came to Moscow smiles and a handshake at the Along the motorcade route, organized airport in a crowds were somewhat searching for ways to curb the nuclear scene much more i cordial than Nixon's larger than for arms race. U.S. officials have held out first visit as president in 1972 when the Nixon's 1972 visit in the opinion of little hope of a major agreement in that Soviet Community party chief didn't even newsmen who had seen both. They sphere during Nixon's week - long visit, show up for the welcoming estimated some 10,000 ceremony people were however. gathered, most of them in groups Three gold medals gleaming on his suit seemingly spaced at random along the Aboard Nixon's plane from Brussels to jacket, Brezhnev met Nixon at outlying way. Moscow a senior American official who Vnukuvo Airport. As leader of the , Communist party, he normally is not on declined to be quoted by name said the Both at the airport and along city most recent Soviet proposals on hand to greet visiting chiefs of state but streets, crowds were silent in keeping with limiting the Nixon offensive nuclear weapons, presented to • Brezhnev relationship is the Soviet view that visits by heads of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger in unique, spanning three summits in as state are somber occasions. Many waved March, were unacceptable. many years, and the only two trips to and some held aloft tiny paper Moscow by any American president. flags of the Nixon and Kissinger are particularly two nations that had been handed out by concerned about a potential spread of Nixon and Brezhnev the government. X"»L""ld ■ ^in con,""fon "i,h n»°" ^ •P^°'0 were scheduled to open formal conversations at 5 p.m., but the talks began 90 minutes later. But when some of the spectators craned multiwarhead or MIRV - armed missiles. In the absence of some American - There to get look at Nixon a as his motorcade (continued on page 15) St. Clair says payola WASHINGTON (AP) - President phase of the inquiry St. Clair is limited to counselor Dean Burch criticized the Instead it was decided that they and I Nixon's lawyer opened his formal presenting facts. He is to present committee's decision Wednesday •President Nixon's friend, Charles G. U.S. District a night Charles W. Colson, former White House Judge John Lewis Smith impeachment defense Thursday with summary argument later. against calling all of the witnesses St. Clair "Bebe" Rebozo, has asked a federal court Jr. set a hearing on the petition for I evidence aimed at demonstrating Nixon St. Clair's strategy also was disclosed in special counsel, would be interviewed by to prohibit the Senate Watergate I was not involved in making hush money wants. the committee staff to determine if their Tuesday. his request to chairman Peter W. Rodino Committee from inquiring further into his I payments to Watergate conspirator E. Burch said it creates "the appearance of testimony was needed. The final However, the Watergate committee is Jr., D - N.J., to be allowed to call six a partisan personal and business affairs. scheduled to lynch mob If the President determination would be made by Rodino go out of existence on | Howard Hunt Jr. witnesses. ... had stolen a loaf of bread he could have and Rep. Edward Hutchinson of Friday, four days before the hearing set by James D. St. Clair, Nixon's chief In it, St. Clair said he wanted to call called witnesses." Michigan, Rebozo said in a petition filed late Smith. The committee announced last I Watergate lawyer, began presenting the the ranking Republican. former White House counsel John W. Dean "It is ludicrous to suggest that the Wednesday that the committee's staff had week that it would make no further I President's case to a closed session of the III, who he expected would testify that reneged on agreements with him and was testimony of four witnesses would disrupt efforts to question Rebozo because it was I House Judiciary Committee. He said he when he met with Nixon on March 21 In other Watergate - related matters: being "oppressive and harassing." the committee," he told newsmen. "I running out of time. I thought he would complete his "the President did not direct hush money don't think three more hours is going to I presentation on Friday. St. Clair gave each member four books I of evidence, each about the size of a payments to be made to Hunt, nor did the President direct anyone to call former be the difference in making a d*a«51;ue."~ Burch challenged Rodino's right to SHARP, MAYOR big - Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell concerning determine what witnesses should be called y telephone directory. The largest dealt the hush money payments, but that at by St. Clair. Group to attempt recall I with the Watergate coverup. most the matter was 'left hanging' and He acknowledged that the House can The books covered all of the nothing allegations was resolved." set its own procedures but said: I heard by the committee while receiving "Overlaying this is the Constitution and I evidence for seven weeks from its After a long, often bitter partisan what we have come to expect as fair I impeachment But staff. debate on Wednesday, the committee play." she thought most citizens favored people will just put their names where before he entered the committee voted to guarantee St. Clair only two of straightening of the road at the dangerous The other witnesses sought by St. Clair their mouths are," said another I room, St. Clair acknowledged to the six witnesses he requested. If the newly formed Citizens to Recall Michigan-Harrison intersection. recall newsmen They are were Mitchell, former White House staff group member, Mary Davis. "We are not he was most concerned about Dean and Frederick C. LaRue, a former Brookover and council members chief HR Haldeman, William O. Bittman, Sharp and Brookover have their way, just doing this to scare them, this is no I presenting the President's version of the Nixon campaign aide, who was involved in there Polomsky and George Griffiths were out Hunt's lawyer, and Paul O'Brien, a former may be two additional political cocktail talk." I events of March 21, 1973. That is the arranging delivery of $75,000 to Hunt's careers at stake in the November election. of town and unavailable for comment. day attorney for the President's re - election Davis said that if all the I Nixon has said he learned of the lawyer the evening of March 21. The citizens group, inflamed After petitions for a recall have been people who Watergate committee to whom Hunt first made his by the are upset about Watergate could just get I coverup and the day White House The committee is scheduled to begin demand for money. recent destruction of about 15 trees at validated the city clerk must schedule an upset about the same thing happening in ■ transcripts show the President the intersection of Michigan Avenue and election within 45 days unless a discussed hearing witnesses next Tuesday and to Rodino used his 21 to 17 Democratic their own backyards, the petitions would I Hunt's demands for complete that phase of its inquiry on July Harrison prescheduled election falls within the money. majority on the committee to beat back a Road, announced Wednesday be signed in no time. "That is the area I think is most 12. that next week they will begin following 90 days. ■ Republican attempt to put those four on circulating If the group starts next week and important," St. Clair said. During this At the White House, presidential the list of firm witnesses. petitions to recall the two city council obtains the required signatures a special The tree-cutting incident - the main members. spark in the recall drive was explained Charles election may have to be set for the recall - by City Massoglia, a spokesman for the Manager John Patriarche and City Engineer Leg/s/afure or it could be held until the November late wit group, said "Instead of allowing you (Sharp and Brookover) to bury trees and grass under concrete, we intend to bury ballot. "I'm sure we can get the signatures if Robert Bruce as within legal grounds. A on page 15 story gives a closer look at the citizen pre-recall drive attitudes. Ibuf outlook hopeful your political careers under those same trees and grass. "The tree-cutting incident is the straw that broke the camel's back," Messoglia By JOHN LINDSTROM with this action. Some said. people had given The House has established its own bill State News Staff Writer The group listed many specific items up hope that we'd ever get the school, which would have authorized a law but I haven't and I'm still hopeful." that concerned them and said that MSU will go into the new fiscal year school without funding at Western I without Observers confident the bill will be council members Thelma Evans and John a budget — again. are Michigan University. Sympathies for a law I There is no chance the passed with little debate. Sen. Gary school at Western Michigan still run Polonaky were not included in the recall Michigan high campaign because they had not been I legislature will approve a budget by the Byker, R-Hudsonville and vice chairman in the House. around for the beginnings of many of the I July 1 deadline. It will be the second year of the appropriations committee, said he But Rep. Earl Nelson, D-Lansing, said "deceitful maneuvers." I in a row the lawmakers have failed to felt the bill will pass the Senate with little he thought there was a good chance the ■ complete the budget on time. trouble. House would approve the Senate's bill. "Sharp and Brookover have arrogantly I However, the chances of MSU "It's getting late in the season and "I believe there could be a verbal ignored the expressed desires of getting numerous citizens of East Lansing at l»law school are people want to get out of here. They still hassle over a law school at MSU and it's looking brighter. public hearings*" said Massoglia, who is 1 Earlier this week the Senate have campaigning to do for the damn hard to tell how it would go. But I running for the 9th District Ingham ■Appropriations Committee approved a primaries," Byker said. still think there's a chance and I intend to ■bill that would But even with Senate passage, the bill do everything I can to help MSU County Commission seat with the authorize MSU to start get that Democratic party. He cited the ■Plans for a law school but would not still goes to the House of Representatives school," he said. ■Provide any where it could face a battle and even Michigan-Harrison project, the funding for the University to (continued on page 15) ■Ktuallv operate the school. revision. Oakhill-Evergreen rezoning, the Kalamazoo bridge project and the 1 The authorization was approved in peripheral route plans as examples of this I lanPiage only" without funding and Advising centers try disregard. ■"■presents, according to David Murphy, Massoglia also said that Sharp and ■Senate fiscal analyst, "a commitment on Brookover have intentionally deceived part of the state to fund school in a the citizens of East Lansing many times future. and have repeatedly attempted to stifle Murphy to meet rapid change said funding was not included citizen input to the decision-making " 'his time because money is simply process at City Hall. PnavailabU*. Governor Milliken in his "Sharp and Brookover are the T%t message to the legislature had instigators of the secrecy and deceit Fommended that $500,000 go to MSU By DIANE SILVER provost for undergraduate education, said. surrounding city policies; they are the F° start a law school. State News Staff Writer root of the problem," he said. I University officials were Since 1959, when the Committee of the The citizen group needs to collect over guardedly J? mistie about the possibility of MSU The days of shooting through the Future of the University first suggested 5,000 signatures within 90 days to put fgetting a law school. general education requirements by improvements in MSU's advising system, the recall on the ballot. Valerie I Real progress has been made," automatically taking American thought four major studies have explored the Drachman, another member of the It pert Perrin, vice-president for and language, natural science, humanities subject and noted the need for change. 15-person citizen group, said they will try university relations said, "and we're and social science will soon be dead. to get as many signatures of local l'tainly hopeful the legislature will In March the advising system was again Within two years, MSU students will be property owners as possible to show TyVe the action." put under the microscope as Frederic Sharp and Brookover that citizens from creating their own general education Dutton, consultant to the provost and LrX?.cutive "Some V'ce President Jack Breslin program by choosing from a bewildering former dean of Lyman Briggs College, all over the city are upset with their ' big steps have been taken number of courses from many tactics. undertook a new search for solutions. departments on campus. Sharp said that though she was disappointed to hear of the recall effort, ■ Refunds Students carrying 10 credits or more Some MSU officials fear that academic Though some improvements have been made in the past few years, with advising she recognized the citizens prerogative to tadvising at MSU will be unable to meet try the recall. centers opening in several colleges, much SN l/.j not wish to read the State News or the challenge. remains to be done, Arata said. She said she was not afraid of the East photo/John Martell L , services may obtain a $1 refund recall attempt and that she "disputes the Lansing City Councilman George Griffiths told citizens Tuesday night orization "All this flexibility is a good thing, but that he was unaware that trees on the corner of by presenting their fee group's contention that the council Michigan and Harrison Roads if students don't know what the options "We need good J* card 8 to 12at 345 Student Services Bldg. a.m. and 1 to 5 are then we might as well not be carrying advising because this doesn't listen to the citizens of the city." were scheduled to be cut down by the other members of acitizen's city. Griffiths participated with about 15 p.m. Monday Miarp said one special interest group group in replacing two of the trees that were cut Ujh Friday until June the options at all," Dorothy Arata, asst. (continued on page 15) 28. was conducting this recall effort but that 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fnday< J«ne 28,1974 Humphrey's camp WASHINGTON (AP) - Hie Senate Watergate committee staff Humphrey's campaign received $89,000 worth of stock and says Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey's 1972 campaign organization $23,000 in cash from a blind trust managed for him by one of his records of early campaign finances, and that Andreas * I used a mysterious blind trust and an apparent money - laundering biggest campaign contributors, Dwayne O. Andreas of an affidavit that left several questions unanswered ^ operation in financing his bid for the presidency. Minneapolis. Andreas was quoted as saying he transferred the It said Andreas didn't state how or when Humphry b,,- money and stock at Humphrey's request. the stock, how or when the trust itself was Austerity plan outlines for Italy It also says the Minnesota Democrat concealed from the public that he donated $112,000 of his own assets to the campaign in The stock was in the Minneapolis soybean company headed by the Archer - Daniels company played in the formed or wh f1W Andreas himself, Archer - Daniels Midland Co. transaction early 1972, before it became illegal for presidential candidates to A spokesman for Humphrey said he would withhold enm Premier Mariano Rumor told Parliament Thursday contribute more than $50,000 to their own campaigns. The staff report said Humphrey declined requests to submit to on the committee's staff report until it has been ' that "grave sacrifices" were required to rescue Italy formally by the full Senate panel. " ldoM from financial disaster. Andreas has been accused in a federal indictment of Drom^ Jurors selected for trial Speaking at the Chamber of Deputies, the an illegal donation to Humphrey's 1968 campaign ofSioo ff corporate money belonging to a subsidiary of the Archer Cu government chief outlined an austerity program to raise company. He has pleaded innocent. I,l! $5 billion annually in new revenue - nearly $100 for New details of Humphrey's 1972 finances are contained m every Italian. report circulated to members of the Watergate committee tv As the chamber opened a debate on proposed new week. A copy was obtained by the Associated Press ' taxes and other unpopular measures to head off the threat of national insolvency, millions of Italians were on strike Thursday. of Ehrlichman, 3 others It said that about the same time Andreas Humphrey's Archer - Daniels stock into Humphrey's cam.* Andreas, his daughter and a friend made other larce transfer gifts!fT J I WASHINGTON (AP) A for Bernard L. 26 to 60. Hie company's stock, totaling another $276,000. e The nation's 1.7 million farm workers were under attorneys jury includes an throughout the time - Barker. 57. and Eugenio R. Thus, in January and February of 1972 Humphrey's camn.i» union orders to hold a 24 hour work stoppage to press jury of six men and six women economist, an electric consuming jury picking - was chosen Thursday in the Martinez, 52, and then for G. company meter reader, a process, obviously advising received a total of about $362,000 in Archer - Daniels S25 for a new countrywide contract. Several million men in trial of former White House Gordon Liddy. 43, will follow. housewife and a man and which should be seated and through Andreas and peopk connected to him, the report saw the metal working industry, in the building trades and in All the 1972 donation., of Archer - Daniels stock apparent!, aide John D. Ehrlichman and All are charged with woman who are both which rejected. Martinez and violated the old federal '.aw making it a other sectors walked out for half a day to support the three others charged with conspiring to violate the civil unemployed. Barker, on the other hand, donations of more than $5,000, the report said. felony to make indivZ agricultural workers and to protest against the plotting the illegal search of a rights of Dr. Lewis J. Fielding Initially six men were rarely conferred with their It said there appeared to be no effort to break psychiatrist's office. in 1971 while looking for his indicted for conspiracy in the attorney. down the aft, government's economic and social policies. After two files on Pentagon papers figure On Wednesday Gesell called into installments of $5,000 or less, which was then the comZ days of Fielding break - in, but one Daniel Ellsberg. in two panels of prospective practice used to circumvent the law. questioning the final jury was defendant, Felipe De Diego, Andreas transferred Sadat travels to east Europe chosen from a panel of 150. After the 12 jurors and six was dismissed by Gesell and jurors of 60 each and by noon $112,000 in stock and Humphrey's trust into his campaign in January and February of money frm, A lawyer from the Watergate alternates were chosen, U.S. another, Charles W. Colson, Thursday through public and 1972. Two months later, on April 7,1972, it became Egypt's President Anwar El - Sadat flew to Rumania special prosecution force. District Judge Gerhard A. pleaded guilty to another private questioning was left illegal for, presidential candidate to use more than $50,000 of his own Thursday for four days of talks with President Nicolae William H. Merrill, Friday will Gesell sent them home to charge that resulted in with 81 possibles. He then in his campaign. The new law had been signed by the President assets I make the first opening gather their belongings to dismissal of the conspiracy case called another panel of 30 and Ceausescu followed by a two - day official visit to when the Humphrey gifts were made, though the law didn't tik, statement, estimated to last return later in the evening for a against him. took 19 from it for the final Bulgaria. slightly more than one hour. Ehrlichman in all effect until afterward. "M long, sequestered stay. Hie was over - cut in open court. In March of 1972 The purpose of the journey, according to informed One of Ehrlichman's lawyers trial is estimated to last four to charge of the White House Then lawyers had the Humphrey made a voluntary disclosure of I his campaign finances as did most other sources, is to restore the balance of Egyptian foreign will follow with his opening five weeks. investigative unit known as the contenders for the opportunity to strike jurors Democratic nomination. However, this disclosure omitted statement, estimated at 30 to There were five black men plumbers. The charge is that he without cause a total of 47 any L policy after President Nixon's recent visit and to use the 45 minutes. mention of the $112,000 in Humphrey's own money the I and four black women on the authorized Liddy, Barker and such challenges and two Eastern European capitals as channels to press Watergate report noted. Humphrey also understated the amount That will be followed by the Martinez to conduct the break exercised most of them. Only Sadat's invitation to Soviet Communist Party Leader he received from Andreas and others, the report said. opening presentation of the - in which took place on the one man and one woman Leonid I. Brezhnev to visit Cairo this fall. All the Archer - Daniels stock that went into the Sept. 3 - 4 Labor Day weekend remained from the original list campaign in in 1971. for the final cutoff. early 1972 was funneled through a firm called Jackson and I Company, which was set up by the campaign organization as a I Newport festival goes indoors Israel warns among Ehrlichman is charged alone the four with three After the jury had left the courtroom, Gesell rejected a limited partnership, the report said. | counts of lying to a grand jury motion by the special The firm supposedly was established to convert gifts of stock I and one of lying to an FBI prosecutor that they be into cash, but it also received more than $50,000 in checks from I individual donors, it said. NEW YORK (AP) agent. The maximum penalty allowed to call for unindicted - The Newport Jazz Festival, which hasn't been in Newport since 1971, will start its to reject mi on conviction is 30 years in coconspirators in the case as "Jackson and Company appears to have "unctioned ai laundering conduit for these contributions," the teport said. third season in New York City Friday with prison and $50,000 in fines. court, rather than prosecution The money from the stock sales was transferred into something The former domestic adviser witnesses. The maneuver would „ for everyone - except lovers of the outdoors. TEL AVIV - The Israeli that they were able to send to President Nixon is also a have enabled the prosecution committee called "Backers of Humphrey," which then 1 The festival, which started in Newport, R.I., and chief of staff, Lt. Gen. missile batteries to Lebanon. defendant with H.R. to call the witnesses without transferred about one - third of it into the "Humphrey for I moved to New York when Newport said "enough" to The dispatch Haldeman, John N. Mitchell vouching for their credibility. President" bank account in Washington, D.C. f Mordechair Gur, warned the of an Egyptian "At least to this extent backers of Humphrey appears to have I crowd disturbances, has for the past two years sprawled Lebanese today air and three others in the He also refused to let that their squadron to Lebanon, Gur been serving as a second layer conduit for the said, would not be worrisome, Watergate coverup case, Ehrlichman introduce certain Washington, D.C. I over the metropolitan area, with concerts in Central country might become a full • committee," the report said. 'if we decide to crush it, it will scheduled to be tried in of his papers that he got by Park, Shea Stadium and other under - the - sky arenas. fledged battlefield if the Egyptians installed missile not take a long time," he said. September. subpena by White House files This year, however, almost all festival events will be batteries on their soil. But he indicated that He and Liddy huddled with saying "they contain many indoors, and in midtown Manhattan at Carnegie Hall, Egypt has offered military antiaircraft missiles would be a their separate lawyers irrelevancies." Mayflower Avery Fisher Philharmonic Hall. Radio City Music Hall aid to Lebanon to help her more serious matter since there and Pope Auditorium in Fordham's Lincoln Center cope with Israeli punitive would have to be SAM - 2s, The State News is published by the students of Michigan State Bookshop attacks against Palestinian SAM • 3s and SAM - 6s 7 an University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school campus. terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, guerrilla bases. entire system of missiles. General Gur, at a news . "If they bring too mudj4 it and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Classes Subscription rate » $20 per yam. conference, made it clear that will not be easy for the Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and Judges' disqualification sought he would keep sending his men the border to Lebanese," the general said. business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. Workshops across attack Notwithstanding the Israeli Virginia Cramer, appealing her fourth contempt gunmen taking shelter in cities activity on Lebanese soil, he PHONES Books to grow by. citation before the Michigan Court of Appeals, said and refugee camps, unless the noted. Lebanon had never Beirut authorities took really been a battlefield. But News/Editorial 355-8252 Wednesday all of the state's judges should be Classified Ads 35S-825S effective action to curb them. this could change if missiles disqualified from hearing her case. Regarding the military were installed deep in Lebanese Display Advertising Business Office 353-6400 355-3447 541 E. Grand River She said the judges all are members of the plaintiff intervention threatened by territory, he added. Photographic 3SS-83II 351-8178 association, the Michigan State Bar. 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Ballenger III, State News Staff Writer said that he felt the switch was R-Lansing, Several senators said that they voted questions and that 18 due to a 'no' because it was time for the Senate to - year - olds just do fear that if this issue were not have the on the get on to more important business. maturity to fill these state The Senate offices. may have buried the 18 - November ballot, young people would be "I could care less if the 18 - year - old state officeholder attracted to the polls who year - olds "The voters of Michigan have said twice proposal for may vote run for office, but it is assinine to debate another two years when it defeated the in referendums that they don't even think plan Wednesday. 18 - year - olds should have the The right to Senate defeated the vote," said Sen. Alvin J. DeGrow, proposed "They (18 - year - olds) have the same right to citizenship that you constitutional amendment, which was to R-Pigeon. "Eighteen - year - olds don't go on the November ballot, in a 19-14 have and there is no better right. And to say to them that have the experience to hold these offices they are vote, five votes short of the needed two - not mature enough to hold and I'm not going to your seat, I think, sticks your head in the keep throwing the thirds majority. sand and exposes a very vulnerable question back at the people. I part of your anatomy." was elected Tuesday the Senate had voted to -Sen. Basil W. Brown, D - Highland Park to make decisions." postpone consideration of the bill until One of the senators who voted for the Nov. 1, just four mmmmmm mxmrn; proposal, Sen. Basil W. Brown. D-Highland days before the election was to be held. Park, said to the Senate: "They (18 - year Supporters of the proposal against some incumbent senators. it now with managed to get it reconsidereed but they "Some of these so many important bills - olds) have the same right to citizenship men are worried and before did not have enough us," Sen. David S. Holmes, that you have and there is no better support to pass it. will do whatthey can to right. The resolution was in the form of a keep this question D-Detroit, said. And to say to them that off the November they are not ballot," Ballenger said. At least half of those who voted Joint House Senate Conference The original Senate mature enough to hold your seat, I • proposal was passed 'no' think, Committee report, since both the House in time for the on Wenesday agreed with Bowman's sticks your head in the sand and August ballot. complaints that there were two exposes a and Senate had passed separate very vulnerable part of your anatomy." of the proposal. The House differing versions passed the conference committee report SENATE PLAN DIFFERS overwhelmingly last Thursday. One of the initial problems with the proposal in both houses was the House fact that along with a section changing rejects the age SN photo/Craig Porter requirement for running for legislator Colleen House, 22, breezed into the Capitol from 21 to 18 and for governor and state representative. The second youngest ever Wednesday as Michigan's newest lieutenant governor from 30 to 18, the elected, Republican House comes FROM WIRE SERVICES from Bay City and is a recent political science proposal included a portion which, calls for constitutional graduate of MSU. She will be rights of minority children. not issue a busing decision, though it may into office the expulsion of officials sentenced for Busing across school district lines or sworn Monday. WASHINGTON - The House voted either decide the case when it meets July felonies which breach the public trust. 242-163 Thursday to insist on its between cities and suburbs would also be 8 or put it over until its next term. "This proposal is unconstitutional tough restricted under the Senate version unless antibusing amendments to a $25 billion The House vote came on a motion by because it asks the voters to decide two it could be shown that the boundaries education bill. The provisions would Rep. Joe D. Waggoner, D-La., to instruct |Bay City questions at once," Sen. John T. Bowman, were set up in order to discriminate the House conferences to insist virtually end all busing for school elects on the D-Roseville, said. Bowman was a leader of desegregation purposes and would permit against minority children. House provisions. the Waggoner said "on this fight against the proposal. He made reopening of cases in which busing now is The conferees, who began meeting early question there should be no the motion to postpone until November. this month, were awaiting the Supreme carried out. compromise." Along with his objection to two The Senate has Court decision on metropolitan The over • all bill would extend and questions being presented in one adopted amendments to desegregation in Detroit as a guide to their its bill which would rewrite all of the federal aid programs for place some additional woman to House referendum, Bowman said he didn't feel an 18- year - old would be to serve as governor. "I know that when I was 181 mature enough restrictions on busing but would leave the federal courts with power to order where necessary to guarantee it equal rights. busing stand. But the court Wednesday did grade and high schools. A recent MSU graduate became the John Welborn, R certainly Conferees from the two houses have (second |elected youngest state representative Tuesday. ever Anthony Stamm. - Kalamazoo, to the state Senate seat opened by the death of Sen. didn't have the maturity said. Bowman also said required," he Tuesday that he been trying to work out a met in an all - compromise and night session until 4 a.m. Driving record measure , Twenty • two - year - old Colleen House "The victory that we have achieved Thursday. But neither side would yield. thought the proposal was stupid. "Why (from Bay City is also the first wofiian to should serve as a message," House said, Both House and Senate have adopted approved by lawmakers clutter up the ballot with a a ■enter the all ■ male House Republican "that the voters will not tolerate inaction piece of continuing resolution to carry over until (caucus in 10 years. on garbage?" he said. September the existing elementary and campaign reform that provides Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D-Detroit, the J House defeated Democrat Fred Voisine anything less than full disclosure. secondary education act - the major author of the original proposal, said that it The state legislature gave its final (Tuesday by a 2 - 1 margin in a special "There is still time this year before the appeared as if the Senate has killed an school aid program - which expires approval Thursday to a bill prohibiting the "If you were sitting at a traffic light and ■election to fill the 101st District vacancy fall elections get underway to enact Sunday. someone hit you from the rear and you ■left by Congressman J. Bob Traxler, D - opportunity to put the referendum on the The House passed secretary of state from placing an accident weren't at all responsible, this was put on responsible campaign reform legislation," ballot when there is - busing curbs forbid on a motorist's record unless he statewide election. (Bay City. she added. a federal courts from ordering was your driving record," Symons said. "They are effectively lynching young transportation beyond the second closest proven responsible. j Describing herself as a political House lived in Shaw Hall before being people," Vaughn said. - By a 32 • 0 margin, the Senate sent the The result, he said, was hikes in school to a child's home. (moderate — "conservative on economics graduated this year with a major in The proposal will now return to the Existing court measure to Gov. William G. Milliken to insurance premiums. For employes who a liberal on the social issues" orders that require more extensive House political science. Joint House Senate Conference busing be signed into law. drive vehicles for a living the result could - could be rolled back to confirm with is already scolded the legislature for failing Not a member of the women's Committee. the Rep. Joyce be dismissal, she added. new restrictions. Symons, D-Allen Park, in campaign reforms, liberation movement, House dislikes the sponsor of the Accident Information Bill, Though 14 senators voted against the The Senate version also restricts The bill would prohibit the state from a Capitol press conference title "Ms." and once aspired to be an proposal Wednesday, only three had voted busing said it was aimed at Wednesday, House talked about airline stewardess. to the next - closest school but preventing drivers placing information about an accident on her 'no' when it came before the Senate in permits from being penalized by insurance a motorist's Vtory and similar win Tuesday by Rep. She has also said she is federal judges to order more distant driving record unless he was a against abortion. May. if required, in their busing companies or their employers for subsequently convicted of a violation in view, to insure the accidents they did not cause. connection with the accident. 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Chris Danielson Melissa Payton Steve Stein Kathy Niezurawski .. Opinion Plage Editor National Editor ...... , Sports Editor Copy Chief World faces dim Staff columns, commentaries, viewpoints and Dale Atkins !' Photo Editor letters are personal opinions. Joe Kirby Staff Representative i contraception - out of 100 million recent article in the New York RPVi»„ By TOM WICKER On the first point, for instance, , Kathleen Teltsch of the New York Times couples in need of family planning. That's Books that this country actually Mu. EDITORIALS Imagine a highway of grain, 55 feet wide and 6 feet deep, girdling the earth at reported in a survey this week that it would take "radical cuts" in the per capita less than one - fourth - portion that Dr. Jae Mo Young said about the same was its higher priced oil increased imports in 1973 agricultural exports J? ."1 the equator. Now imagine adding to it grain consumption of affluent nations to using contraceptives in South Korea. «».-«• $7leibillion I countries every year a 625 - mile link (longer than attain even "bare minimum" supplies for through food sales to themT State Senate Florida's Atlantic coast) in a second lane of the same width and depth. The highway is the amount of grain needed to feed the the 30 to 40 poorest countries. Are Americans likely to accept such "radical cuts" without being forced to do so either Whether one professes a hard or soft approach, then seems to be no acceptable or likely way to proceed. One biologist does not .suggest wholesale charity to hungry nations, now future - unless or ft I government imp^ told a population convocation that foreign authoritarian economic and world now; — the new links will be by actual scarcity or by government aid should be withheld from poor policies for the unlikely purpose noikS required to feed the 78 million mouths order? Will they even, as Sen. Hubert of uT rights of young added annually to the world's population. That's the graphic illustration of Norman E. Borlaug, the agronomist and Humphrey, D • Minn., has suggested, contribute to foreign food production the 3 million tons of fertilizer they now countries that had no effective population control program. Barry Commoner, the ecologist, called that "inhumane" and proposed, instead, that the United States generous to the world's poor. Even in this rich caused food costs to rise increases in food country, inflation h>. faster thT ' I 18 the Nobel laureate, who is not optimistic that spread annually on their lawns and golf divert of its abundant fertilizer assistance programs, with the stamps and 1 full citizenship rights. barrel. social freedom. of Watergate — the world - reknown third - key personnel who used to surround the years of I On Wednesday the Senate twice Whether the vote was a reaction What, after all, is being asked? That the rate burglary turned first • class scandal. President. From clean John Dean to super misspoken days and game - planned nights is a President that can more I I'm not sure how to celebrate the safely n reconsidered the proposal and twice against excessive lobbying tactics, as rich peoples of the world voluntarily • loyal, grandmother - stomping Chuck outside the United States than within. several senators suggested, redistribute their abundance to the poor; occasion, but certainly Richard Nixon, Colson, the dirty tricks pop out of the Nixon's Middle East voted it down before sending it or an and that the poor, primarily, restrain had he been in this country, would have political hat. When the going gets tough, tour only | back to the joint House Senate ill - considered response from voluntarily the size of their families. The announced, "Two years of Watergate is the tough get going — to Jaworski, Gesell succeeded in to adding volatile radioactivity the already unstable, 1 admittedly half - asleep lawmakers or God — whoever can keep them out of shifting sands of ■ committee that had previously who didn't even know what they first demand runs against the invincible enough!" Arob • Israeli relations. The parades and! Two years of Watergate should have jail. endorsed the proposal. That were doing, the Senate has clearly grain of human acquisitiveness. The second collides with an equally invincible been enough! Yet the House Judiciary Not too surprisingly, the imperial cloak crowds looked great via satellite, wouldn't you come out to cheer the butthen | virtually kills any chance for abandoned the state's young voters Committee still drones on and courts around Nixon and the presidency has been m«| oil, no I human perversity, abetted by staggering whose country buys most of your putting the proposal on the ballot. and taxpayers who seek their full ignorance. continue deliberation. From behind their stripped most by his own words, revealed matter what the price? The proposal would lower from 21 and deserved rights. or deleted, in the tapes transcripts. The Back on this continent, what kind oL emperor's clothes of inherent rights and welcome would the Chief Executive* executive privilege no longer cover up his receive in Jerusalem, Ark.; Damascus,Pa. 1 Cutting invites vital parts. So, despite America's short attention or Cairo, III.? Of course the citizens would! span, Watergate and the republic for which line the streets to glimpse a man they'd! only seen on TV, like Archie Bunker. I it stands proceeds toward another 'second' Sneak attacks have become the trees, the lumberjacks were in U.S. history: impeachment of the It's now perfectly clear that Richard M.I Nixon, the President of these United! hallmark of East Lansing's city tree comparatively unmolested as they President. The vote is practically a fait States in title only, is a man without a! cutting crews. Monday, for the killed 15 trees Monday. accompli. It's just a matter of time needed country. Which serves to dramatize that! The city's failure to give any to revive a long dormant section of the second summer in a row. the wood • we, sadly, live in a country without! notice that preparatory work for Constitution. Richard Strout, a 50 year butchers began their onslaught veteran - leadership. I the much debated political reporter, observes: "The Nixon, law - and - order leader and! against vegetation at the - intersection administration has produced a scandal that realignment would foreign affairs giant, heads a smaller! intersection of Michigan Avenue begin is would cause the fall of any other America; its people drowning in inflation,! and Harrison Road shortly after the irresponsible and bound to promote popularly elected government on earth citizen distrust. and we now must seriously face the fact its tripartite svstem of government! departure of most of the University seriously out of balance, and its domestic^ The city must be censured for that under our rigid system of government community. we can't get rid of a President, save by a future left hanging, twisting, slowly,! Monday's lumbering proved devegetating one of the prettier blowing in the wind. clumsy process of impeachment that most especially costly, since area corners of campus before VOX POPULI of us thought had atrophied." environmentalists believed months construction contracts had been No matter what conclusion the finalized and while further legal of court battles and broken construction contracts had given action was possible. Thousands of Roadwork foe the trees at least a temporary dollars were spent in the court To the Editor: programmed for federal funds in 1970, the Letter Policy reprieve. While last year's cutting - fight to save the trees. Now the city The Ingham County Road Commission The Opinion Page welcomes all local address, student, faculty proposal was not formally submitted to c started in a race to beat an has destroyed the beauty formed did not "sit on the (Kalamazoo Street) the University until August 1973, and to letters. Readers should follow a few staff standing and hometown. impending court injuction - was over decades, even though the proposal for several years" as alleged by city council the following month. rules to insure that as many letters Letters should be 25 lines or to! bodily halted after the loss of two future of the project is uncertain. your editorial writer Monday. It was Schaeffer said the commission delayed the project as long as possible due to the as possible appear in print and may be edited for co/i(7jeflest| engaged in designing and in securing funds for the project with the full knowledge of fear that the furor raised in 1971 by now - All letters should he typed on 65 to fit more letters on the page. Israeli raids the East Lansing City Council. Furthermore, the council's approval of defunct plans for a cross - campus highway would doom any new roadwork proposal - space lines and triple - spaced. Letters must be signed and include No unsigned letters will beu accepted. the project was conditioned upon receipt in the campus area. Singe April 12, 50 Israelis of a favorable environmental impact - deprived of their homeland and statement which the county board of road including many women and barred from the mainstream of life commissioners committed themselves to children - have been killed and in neighboring countries. COMMENTARY produce. nearly 100 wounded in a series of Israel's best hope of curbing the My statement during the last council Palestinian guerrilla attacks. The Palestinian threat is to improve the meeting was directed to the fact that the Israelis have retaliated by killing lot of the refugees, giving them board of trustees did not take a similar not only the guerrillas responsible for the raids, but scores of something to live for. Plans for a new Palestine on the west bank of action which was the recommendation to them of the University Building, Lands Nixon trip lock and Planning Committee. Nor did they Palestinian refugees in massive the Jordan River have been gaining apparently listen to the endorsement of bombing attacks. support from all sides and should the project from the Campus Natural The Israeli air and artillery be Areas Committee, but instead allowed the adopted by the Israeli strikes into Lebanon, which are government. project to die because a large group of By JAMES RESTON Relations Committee, Tom Connally, D - support for what he has been trying to! New York Times Texas, and Arthur Vandenberg, R - Mich., certain to kill and maim women concerned citizens made inaccurate and in this Congress - probably more supply Israel's current methods of One of the misfortunes of President misrepresenting statements to them. were part of the administration's there, despite the noisy protests of Scof and children, must be condemned retaliation threaten to spark Nixon's present mission to Moscow is that It is always sad when people, or papers, negotiating team at the formation of the Jackson, than he has from the Pentaji by all civilized societies. he did not take along some of the leaders United Nations at San Francisco, and another war in the blood - soaked are afraid to learn facts and base their and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. . of Congress, whose understanding of the when the Republicans took control of While it is true that the bombed Middle East. Israel cannot afford to responses to problems on factors other Nixon, however, seems determined 1 than research and knowledge. complex issues of military arms control is both the House and the Senate in the go it alone. The more he needs help, refugee camps have spawned the massacre helpless refugees at a time vital to congressional approval :>f whatever election of 1946, Vandenberg was a key guerrillas, the destruction - Mary P. Sharp more he seems to reject it. The more ■ mass when its worldwide support is agreements are reached there. figure in the Democratic administration's out of touch with the spirit ot which left 80 dead and 150 declining. The refugee camp East Lansing City Councilwoman After all, the Congress has to vote the negotiations of the World War II ijn wounded in the last air strike alone Editor's Note: Robert Schaeffer, chief funds to support whatever strategic treaties. peace Congress or even the courts, the more| bombings will forge an indelible engineer of the road commission, told the seems to defy them. is a wholly unjustified action State News Wednesday that though the arrangements are made with the Soviets, Vandenberg started as an isolationist, stain fai»l - on Israel's national conscience but while Sen. Fritz Mondale, D - Minn., and And even within his own official Kalamazoo Street project was a fierce opponent of the Russians, but against a people who have been if continued. the executive branch, he has has suggested, and the Republican and once he was brought into the negotiations in J" Democratic leaders of the Senate — Hugh and had to deal with the facts and resolved the conflicts between Kissinfl Scott of Pennsylvania and Mike Mansfield realities, he became a decisive force for a Secretary of Defense James Schlesinj of Montana — have approved adding nonpartisan foreign policy and for and the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the WJ congressional observers to the U.S. collective seucrity and the United Nations questions to be resolved in Moscow. i«* delegation, nothing has been done about and the reconstruction of Europe and the are the testing of nuclear weapons an ■ it. Atlantic Alliance. what level, the weapons to be useaj In another critical time in U.S. - Soviet It is odd that Nixon, who went through what targets and the political andm "| relations, near the end of the last world this whole bipartisan foreign policy objectives and priorities that are cri | war, and the beginning of the postwar experience with Vandenberg and Dulles affecting arms control. _ period, President Harry Truman said he'd but was converted to collective security These are staggering and amb^| rather educate the Senate than fight it, and accommodation with the Russians questions. How to get this arms■ race- and he took a chance on cooperation much later, has not seen the advantages of the throat is the main questional is J between the executive and legislative this cooperative spirit in the present costing the nations more than $220 b | branches of the government. negotiations. a year and adding to an inflatio ■ He had before him the tragedy of the threatening theeconomicand social J League of Nations under Woodrow Wilson, The Senate leaders, Mansfield and of the world. It has put upon thou 1 when the Senate and the White House fell Scott, are much more sympathetic to minds here and elsewhere a burden JJ out and defeated U.S. participation in the Nixon's strategic arms policies than most beyond comprehension, and to r world organization at Geneva. Franklin members of Congress. Even the chairman them requires all the help the Pr««l Roosevelt had seen the problem just of the Senate Foreign Relations can get in his present difficulties. ■ before he died and insisted, with the help Committee, Sen. J. William Fulbright, D • But while he is under the th I of Tom Dewey and John Foster Dulles, Ark., and the chairman of the House impeachment in the House amd e l that the parties must work together, even Foreign Affairs Committee, Dr. Thomas in the Senate, he is not seizing the Pi during the presidential .election battles of Morgan, D - Pa., are much closer to in the Moscow negotiations a 1 1944, for the creation of the United Nixon's strategic arms policy now than the Congress and favored by 1 Nations. Vandenberg and Connally were to secretary of state and the R*P«I Accordingly, executive and legislative Truman's policies at the end of the last leaders. Alone and embattled, he J branches worked for a national and world war. leaders of Congress in Mosco nonpartisan solution to this problem of In fact, Secretary of State Henry problem rather than as an oppo negotiating the peace treaties and Kissinger has been saying that, despite all having rejected their offers of suppoj cooperating for the establishment of a world peace organization. the talk of impeachment in there is continuity in American Washington, will have to deal with adverse circumstances, them, when "J 1 O.K., THEY'RE GONE! START BEATING THOSE PLOWSHARES foreign' The leaders of Senate policy precisely because he finally has NpMNIO 4WORDS . the Foreign back home. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 28, 1974 5 FOR TRACK FANS ONLY Fastest Louvre tour marked By ART BUCHWALD go out shopping again. As we went over the same PARIS One of the main reasons I course, the marble." — Before World War II, the record for he noted, "It's all different now. There are came back to We walked up the marble staircase Paris was to going through the Louvre was seven very few American tourists any more, and past celebrate the 20th minutes and 14 seconds. But after the the Winged Victory. "This is where I made anniversary of the war, it's only a matter of time before the breaking of the six minute Louvre. It as clothes up 30 seconds," Peter said. "Most tourists - was got lighter and cameras got Japanese will take the record away from exactly 20 look at the back of the years ago to the day that a smaller, people kept cutting down the us." Winged Victory, young American student named Peter but I said to myself, 'If you've seen one time, and in 1948 a man known as the "Peter, I was there the day you broke Stone amazed the world Swedish Winged Victory, you've seen them all,' and by going through Cannonball, paced by his Welsh the six - minute Louvre," I said. "I the Louvre museum in five minutes I just whizzed by without and 19 wife, did it in six minutes and 12 seconds. remember your telling me at the time that stopping." seconds. For the first time, there was serious "What did you do after you broke the 6 talk you were going to do it. What made you As everyone knows, there are of • minute Louvre?" I asked Peter. only three breaking the six - minute Louvre. so sure?" things worth seeing in the Louvre museum But it was to be four more "I did some exhibition years. On running at the — the Venus de Milo, the June 18, 1954, Peter Stone, under Winged Victory perfect Prado in Spain and the Tate and the Mona Lisa. Hie rest of the stuff is tourist conditions, literally flew Gallery in all junk. the through London. The Russians invited me to run Louvre, around the Venus de Milo, up For years tourists have been trying to past the Winged Victory, down to the through the Hermitage in Leningrad. It get through the Louvre as quickly as Mona Lisa and back out "I had discovered was the first time the Soviets had ever again into a something that possible, see those three things and then waiting taxi. He achieved the impossible, nobody else knew," he said as we walked asked an American to race through one of bringing fame and wealth to himself and around the Venus de Milo, "and that their museums. But it was was during the glory to his country. you didn't have to pay admission on height of the cold war and John Foster President Dwight Eisenhower personally Sunday mornings to get into the Louvre. Dulles wouldn't let me do it." sent him a telegram which read: "I rejoice In that way, I could cut 20 seconds from We arrived at where the Mona Lisa hung today, trivia with all Americans at your amazing feat. my time. The second thing I did was leave when Peter had broken the record. The tomorrow You're about." what So here I the United States is all the film out of my camera. I carried less weight than other tourists. Finally, I had picture wasn't there! I asked "Where is the Mona Lisa?" an old guard, was 20 years later at the developed a nonskid sneaker in the States The guard shrugged his shoulders and In '61 and again in '69 it was space, the Louvre museum with Peter Stone to relive so I could make the Though the average reporter is told to sharp turns around replied: "In Japan." race to the moon, the technology of Tang subject to correction. that great moment in history. the Winged Victory without write his copy for the average fifth grader, The public exhibits its slipping on Copyright 1974 and Teflon. all of us need overburdened impressive numbers and brain in various ways. It In '65 it was drugs, the new menace quotes charged with forgets (or never '6RE£TiN6S!THI5 6 TO INFORM controversy to fuel learns) the of THEREFORE, IOUUJILLOTT spreading from the inner city to once ■ our debates and lend names the Skylab H0U THAT V0UR APPLICATION FOR TO THE BUS TERMINAL AT innocent suburbia. credibility to our astronauts, starts using paper napkins and NOT SOiNc TO CAMP HAS SEEN arguments. 0800 7O.UORRO0) jJHERE -0) In '68 it was nonreturnable bottles again, drives faster TURNED DOUN... " U)1LL BE TRANSR3RTEP TO CAMP pollution, ecology, So the media disseminate them, and leaves books on the U SERVE A TERM OF M) WEEKS" Spaceship Earth, mercury in our fish and collecting the numbers, tagging them with Kohoutek DDT in our lettuce. phenomenon to rot on the drugstore names, punctuating them with Last year it was oil company profits and pithy shelves. quotes and packaging it all together with A recent poll of speculations of how much gas can be saved handy charts and graphs. 1,029 Californians also for each mile of reduced speed. But the time revealed that a full 51 per cent were comes when the numbers And now, of course, Watergate has begin to blur in our brains, we begin willing to admit that Watergate coverage to mean corruption almost as has been too heavy, too come quoting Henry Kalmbach and Herbert frequent and too DOONESBURY commonly as john means toilet, and the Kissinger, and the charges and much for them. by Garry Trudeau cast of characters has grown to seem like countercharges It's a very strong hint that the public is are no longer clear and that of a Russian novel. distinct. We can't remember who called thirsting for another issue to argue about, USE, HEEl N0,LKfEN!mm wmctmi whom what, whether it was Standard Oil 5/PPOtUN! Jfjf pk/w These are the issues that have flooded .and that the media had better come up I the media and quenched the public thirst or Gulf whose profits jumped 110 per cent with one quickly before Time UA n \ HA (l/l! announcement, SIPD0U/N & MORAL CRIPPLE, EVEevetm/ EVERYBODY/ gWl \\ BUT HE'S PAIP HIS i last year, and whether it's red zonkers or magazine is = . I with facts, figures, faces and fantasies for a forced to put a movie star on its cover. blue bombers which dilate .aiNK'l \ i lmi DEBT 10 SOCIETY!' TV, OAl GOD.T) I time, then died a grotesque death by your eyes (or is The entire problem of what to argue it frizz your I apathy. hair?). about at cocktail parties and what to write These are the issues which were juicy Admitting that he is tired of the about in news copy could be solved if: V I with conversational pizzazz as they depressing news of government • Arguments about the weather came I ripened, but which lost their flavor as each corruption, ABC Evening News into vogue; coanchorman Howard K. Smith • I issue grew more complex, picking up more recently Arguments on Watergate could be I names and figures, more charges and said, "I think that the whole country is stimulating and thrive without figures and I countercharges with each new edition of weary of Watergate news, especially of quotes or 1 the newspaper. Watergate news that is too complex to • If the human brain could absorb and understand. Some of the pages which I These are the big issues. But there are comprehend and carefully sort and store read on the air last week I couldn't I other cooler • burning topics which have even more facts, figures and faces than it now I follow." come and gone with a burst of brightness, can. Because we're unsure, because can't a flash of heated debate, then fizzled out we Considering the alternatives, it appears I to be replaced by more of the same: remember which fact is attributable to we will continue to mark our lives which figure, we shut our by the • Draft resistance; mouths, issues that rose gloriously and fell • Prayer in public schools (whatever proclaiming we're tired of the topic. Our thunderously during our lifetime. I became of Madalyn Murray O'Hare?); apathy rises as we attempt to tune out the But remember those issues well. 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Cancer virus termed isolated from any known animal virus," he UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL large enough quantitta, scientists at six or more major cancer said, "and another ^ i DETROIT - The Michigan Cancer Foundation announced research laboratories will begin testing it experiments we've carried out clearly suggests that »k • of Wednesday that it has isolated what it tentatively called "a true Rich said the testing program, to determine if 734 - B1* a true specifically a human virus." " the ii f human breast cancer virus." human breast cancer virus, would begin in about three months. The virus was named 734 - B for the particular viral It said if extensive tests prove the find is indeed a human breast taken from a cancerous breast tissue. ! The virus was isolated about one year ago, Rich told newsmen, cancer virus, it would open the way for a major research effort to Much of the Michigan Cancer Foundation cure or prevent the disease. but the announcement was withheld pending more rigorous intended to make certain the virus was not an testine h»uu I Dr. Marvin A. Rich, director of biological research at the biological tests. somehow entered the human tissue. animal fi? '""msthii | foundation, said the Frederick Cancer Center in Frederick, Md., "Hiere is almost no question now that the 734 • B virus we've the government's major biological production center, will mass Rich said it was possible his own Detroit facility been studying is of human origin," Rich said. couin^ i produce the virus. out further testing. could carr> When the new virus code names 734 ■ B • - is available in "Our immunological tests have shown that the virus is different "But," he said, "we'd like to get as many more people m* this puzzle as we can and the only way to do this is £ * on other research teams samples of our virus." pVf Judiciary unit report When the virus is availalbe, he said, Institute for Cancer Research at Columbia Biomedical Laboratories at Berkeley, Calif., and testing would beein.m University th<> v four otJS J that are part of the National Cancer Institute in Washington 1 local guides in porn "It is hard to put a timetable on scientific research " "But I would say that within a matter of months the evidence we need." we Rich u h should h., Me I imprisonment and Sen. Basil Brown, D By JOANNA FIRESTONE United Press International masturbation. Bookstores, massage parlors, year $10,000 fine. a Highland Park, abstained in the a He said one basic task was native- human virus that infects human establishing if the 734 r »i„ I The Senate Judiciary movies and record stores would vote. not itself responsible for causing the cancer. breast cancer cell IT I Prior to voting out the bill, "I have Committee, spurred to action come under the jurisdiction of no problem "This work is slow and it must be done with I which is similar to one under , by the latest U.S. Supreme the proposed law. supporting it if it pertains to cation ind cue." Rich »,d. "W, h.,e consideration in the House the Court obscenity rulings, has proliferation of Persons convicted of Judiciary Committee, the pornography or to children, we re dealing with human disease because we have no J f , reported out a proposal setting testing our virus directly in human beings." 1 promoting obscene material to Senate committee heard but from whom do I derive the Breast cancer is the largest killer of community standards for adults could be fined $5,000 supporting testimony from women aged betw»n« authority to tell my 47 and 55 in the United States. Of about pornography cases. and jailed for six months, while some 20 women, most old neighbor what he • year - 350,000 cancer S! I The bill, reported Tuesday those pandering pornography representing Wayne County cannot see or can or read?" Brown reported in 1972, about 32,000 died of breast "Breast cancers are also related to a whole cancer | SN photo/Bob Kaye on a one 3 - 0 committee vote with abstention, may come up to minors would face up to a citizens groups. said. hormone promoted cancers the cancers that host of so ™iu • I thyroid, uterus and prostate, to name iust a few" develop i„ Z This monkey at the Potter Park zoo in Lansing takes for Senate debate next week. Michael J. Brennan, president of the L fo I advantage of some of the pleasant weather and stares back It comes on the heels of a "The solution of the breast cancer Michigan foundation ' Supreme Court decision at the visitors. Monday that juries 'do not have unbridled discretion" in Former legislator dies; significant advancement in the whole field of hormon, promoted cancer." problem will raeiri determining community standards. In its opinion, Bike day to feature written by Justice William H. Rehnquist, the court said praised as commanding' CENTRAL UNITED METHODIST standards may be statuorily Across from the capitol races, games, band defined by a state or could be Sermon Topic: left without precise geographic WASHINGTON (AP) - cancer of the colon. superdove stance. Gruening 310 N. bounds. Former Sen. Ernest Gruening Senate Democratic Leader "Miracles" Hagadorn Roai continued to make appearances The East The state has thus far been of Alaska was eulogized in the Mike Mansfield of Montana Study Period 10:00a.m. Lansing composed of hi#i school and at antiwar rallies. by Dr. Lyman reluctant to grapple with a Senate Thursday as "a man told Community Bike Day cranks college students and area his colleagues that As Gruening told it, he definition of Worship • 11:00 A.M. off to its third year of races, residents, will then play community whose views commanded Gruening, "trained to practice didn't want to be governor of standards, as have most local Singspiration - 7:00 p.m. I games and music Thursday, the Independence Day march respect even though at times he medicine, instead devoted Alaska when President Worship Services Youth Meeting • 7:00 p.m. I Fourth of July. music. Attempts are also being communities. did not hesitate to be in a very himself to the welfare of 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. The proposal sent to the Franklin D. Roosevelt offered Transportation Provided An Easy Ride Bike Tour and made to have a local restaurant small minority." people and causes in another him the Nursery Available Call 332-5193 Senate floor makes it a job in 1939. And when a 25 mile competitive race donate a rock band. "At other times he sense." he became 485 - 9477 governor he - will take up the afternoon with misdemeanor to disseminate succeeded in swaying the The for financial gain promptly hung a prophetic 50 - children's theater, family and holiday events this year material Senate to his views," said Sen. George McGovern, D ■ star flag on the face of his are being organized by the which depicts or describes "in Senate UNIVERSITY group games, a community Republican Leader S.D., for whom Gruening mansion in Juneau. Twenty band and possibly a rock group Community Bike Day a patently offensive way" any Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania. SEVENTH-DAY pEOplES campaigned in the 1972 years later he was the foremost Committee, the Recreation kind of sexual conduct, Gruening, who was 87, died ADVENTIST CHURCH providing evening presidential election, said adopted son and midwife of entertainment. Commission and the Tri - including intercourse, Wednesday night in a 149 HloWand Avenue Gruening was "a man who the 49th state. Last Lansing County Bicycle Assn. homosexuality, nudity or Both the bike tour and the race Court will begin from Valley Park behind the Washington hospital of brought a great sense of passion and personal commitment and a sense of He was governor years became and one after for 14 statehood of Alaska's first chuRch 337-1430 or 882-0805 BIBLE STUDIES Now in Progress Greyhound station. Activities moral courage to the problems Local two elected senators. He was a Saturday - 3:00 p.m. after the race are set for Alton Park, north of Burcham Drive. The competitive event will units ra that faced our country " non - statehood. voting senator before Pastor Frederick Diaz Voice of Prophecy The Alaskan fought for Lansing • WJIM -12.40 I be limited to 100 racers many causes but was noted 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday at 9:30 a.m. wearing protective headgear and riding at least a five - speed bike. The race will go 15 laps for Africa fami for two major campaigns, his espousing Alaska of statehood for and his unrelenting THE EPISCOPAL "You, Ptus" Your Story Hour ChariotU' • WCER -13.% Sunday at 10:30 a.m. || by Julius F ischbach around Burcham, Abbott, CHURCH opposition to U.S. Faith for Today White Hills and Alton roads, Over $6,000 of local students, faculty and others to the $1.5 billion which, has participation in the Vietnam SUNDAYS CHURCH SCHOOL Grand Rapids • Channel 8II starting about 3:30 p.m. donations has been sent to who saved meal costs of almost been requested by the area. 9:30 and 11:00 A.M Sunday at 7:00 a.m. 5:00 Eucharist Crib through Adults Registration opens at 2 p.m. several organizations aiding the $4,000 for the relief effort. Day encouraged people to University Students Quiet Hour at the former American Legion Alumni Chapel Discussion Group victims of famine and a six - The senior class of East continue to support the relief He and Sen. Wayne Morse, D Jackson • WIBM • 14.50 | 11:00 A.M. hall in Valley Court Park. A $2 on campus year drought in Africa. Lansing High School gave $500 cause by sending money to the - Ore., were the sole senators Sunday at 2:30 p.m. deposit will be asked for racing The Africa Famine Relief and the Friendship Baptist committee's account (number who voted against the Tonkin numbers. The Ref. John Mitman Committee — organizers of a Church and St. John's Student 5 - 03040 2) at East Lansing ■ Gulf Resolution authorizing Registration — open to recent areawide day of fasting Parish each gave more than State Bank. troop commitments to Asia. Chaplain anyone— for the Easy tour begins at 11 a.m., Rider also at - allocated the money to three $250. Warren Day, member of the The famine group here is His opposition to the war 351 7638 UNIVERSITY groups which provide food, planning further activities for never stopped, even after he 8:00 and 10:00 the legion hall. The pleasure medicine and transportation to local famine relief group, said ousted from the Senate by the future, focusing on the CHURCHH was ride will start about noon. Prizes and certificates for distribute these items in the the $6,000 is, of course, only a long - term needs of the then 36 - year - old Mike All Saints Parish Church 800 Abbott Road BAPTIST eight afflicted countries. drop in the bucket compared African countries. Gravel because of his age and the bike events will be awarded The 4608 S. Hagadorn May 23 fast day The Rev. William Eddy at approximately 5 p.m. in involved over 5,000 MSU Rector Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. Alton Park, with children's 351-7160 Sunday School: 11:15 a.m. theater and picnicking to for Bus Service Call: follow. 351 -4144 or 351-6494 The community band, UNIVERSITY John Walden, Pastor REFORMED MORNING SERVICfc - 10:00 a.m. CHURCH "Priorities In Life" Alumni Memorial Rev. Hoksbergen speaking Chapel 4 (1 block east of EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. Auditorium) 9:30-Study Groups For Adults and Sunday School 10:30 - Coffee Hour Visit our new Student Center 9:30 a.m. open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. - Worship Service Lunch Wednesday For rides call 355-0155 12:30-1:30 after 9:00 a.m. Sunday 6:00 - Evening worship For Transportation Tom Stark, Pastor Call 351-9059 351-6360 Fred Herwalt, Associate Pastor Kathy Lang, Staff mrmtm Associate mmtrn Hubbard Hall) AND STUDENT CENTER - 1509 RIVER TERRACE., FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST at Grand River Collingwood Entrance East Lansing South Baptist Church ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1518 S.Washington l-ansing Sunday Services- 10:30 a.m. o Lesson- Sermon Subject Sunday • 7:00 p.m. o Save time, gas, frustration! "Christian Science" o o USE YOUR NEW MOBILE FIELD OFFICE Sunday School to age 20 10:30a.m. 'Death is Defeated! o DURING LUNCH AND AFTER WORK Wednesday Evening o Lot"DV- next to the Planetarium Meeting 8:00 p.m. Fellowship o 11 to land 4 to 5:30 9.45-A.M and refreshments o every weekday but Wednesday Reading Room College Bibir Class 8:30 p.m. o located in Church in the fireside room. in the fireside roorn^ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OPEN Weekdays 9-5p.m. Mon., Tuet, Thurt, Fri., Sunday 11:00 a.m. evenings 7- 9 p.m. "When Rulers Fall" 00 600 E. Crescent MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION / 9to5:30Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 All are welcome to attend church services and visit and use the reading room. Dr. Howard F. Sugden,Pastor James FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Call 482 0754 for information Emery,.Youth P»st°r I Evening Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 28, 1974 7 Metric system gaining converts,' official says By PAULA HOLMES "It is easier to learn the the new scales. But the State News Staff Writer Even metric system than it is to though Congress once difficulty in teaching metrics again defeated a bill that would Warm up your 10 fingers learn to convert from imperial will come from the teacher and your knowledge of base 10 measurement into metric," change the United States to the already working in the field. metric system, it is slowly a metric America is on the - Brandou said. "It's going to be Brandou is teaching a way, according to the director difficult the first time you go creeping into society. of seminar this summer for In Michigan John W. Porter, the Science and Mathematics Teaching Center state superintendent of at MSU. instruction, has recommended mmmmmmmwwmmmmHmmmmmMimmmMMMm that all mathematics and Industry is converting, federal agencies are "It is easier to learn the metric system than to science textbooks bought after converting June 1976 be written in the and the schools are learn to convert from imperial measurement into converting. metric The switch is inevitable, Julian metric. It's going to be difficult the first time sytem. R. Brandou said. you The state go into a grocery store and everything is measured highway "All anybody can do is department is experimenting in metric but by the second make guesses as to when we trip you'll have it with signs listing the distance will be completely made." to various towns in meters and metric," miles. The department has Brandou explained. - Julian R. Brandou, director of the Science and "But as I see Mathematics placed these signs on a stretch what's Teaching Center at MSU of U.S. - 27 happening — as an amateur running north from Lansing to Clare, on M - watching the world change — I ""in Sanilac County and on would say that in six or seven U.S. • 2 by St. Ignace. years most commodities will into a grocery store and current probably be measured in elementary teachers on metric." everything is measured in metrics. He has also written metric but by the second "In another five to 10 years trip several pamphlets for teachers NOW With a blast of air and chemical called malathion, this SN photo/Ron Biava we will reach the final level of youH have it made." that are being distributed by a leafhoppers. The insects suck juice from the leaves and machine sprays the honey locust trees the MSU campus to kill Metric measurement will not the College of Education to AVAILABLE on conversion, or metrication, stems, eventually defoliating the trees. which present any problem for the teachers requesting AT J means that instead of information on the system. more making desks 31 inches high cook, he said. A liter is just a they will be 90 centimeters hair over a quart and a metric "The metric system is like a TREMENDOUS high," he continued. cup is just a hair over foreign language to everyone a regular EX-G Is "After another long period except the scientist," he said. SAVINGS; WATCHING following that all of the old cup affected. so recipes won't be "The trick is to leam to think metric." NEARLY NEW things made according to the MSU's elementary teacher "If you are an adult More aid for veterans? BALDWIN now imperial measurement system graduates will wear out and be replaced are prepared to teach you may never leam to think the metric system, Since 1970 with metric," he explained. "But for things constructed according to metric methods courses in science and children it will be no PIANOS AND mathematics have emphasized problem." measurements." By MIKE ARNETT Holland The metric system ORGANS State News Staff Writer was working for the Motor Wheel Corp. in Lansing is a Veterans attending MSU are keeping a close watch on current until the employes went on strike. Now he is a cook in addition to working full time as carrying a full credit load each term. simpler means of measurement because it is based on the same SUPER LOW FROM legislation in Congress concerning them, and understandable so, "I'd like to see a tuition grant program started," Holland said. system — base 10 — as our INTERLOCHEN since the outcome could ease the difficulty many of them are "A cost • of - living increase would be nice, of course, but I think money system, Brandou said. NO-FAULT having in getting through school on present GI Bill benefits. most vets would agree that what they really need is a tuition It involves fewer words and the ARTS Senate and House veterans affairs committees are grant." terms are simple to leam. haggling over the terms of a new veteran benefits bill. • currently James Cunningham, 12021 University Village, senior, that veterans like himself would most agrees In the metric system a meter RATES ACADEMY The House - passed version would increase education benefits appreciate a tuition grant. measures distance, a liter Cunningham currently must supplement his veteran benefits with measures Call Jeff Williams by 13.6 per cent to $250 a month for a single veteran. The Senate liquid and a gram version, passed unanimously, would hike benefits by 18.2 per financial aid from the University. measures weight. A centimeter (MSU '68) at 332-1838 MacLaughlin's cent and, perhaps more "A tuition grant would help solve the is one hundredth of a meter Piano and importantly, provide for loans and tuition problem of having to - limit the choice of schools so strictly," he said. and kilometer is 1,000 -L-SENTRY a grants similar to those enjoyed by World War II veterans who Organ Mart attended college. Veterans groups have complained that veterans must meters. shop for The cost of the Senate bill is estimated at $1.9 billion inexpensive colleges because of the lack of tuition grants. ff INSURANCE * MADE 100RD1R r0R>0U Cunningham feels that the Nixon administration plan to - compared to $561.4 million for the House bill. The main problem in increase current benefits by 8 per cent is 710 Gainsborough Drive reconciling the bills is the opposition of inadequate. "That would hardly keep us up with the r.ast Lansing Phone day ph. 517 48 7 the House Veterans Affair Committee to the tuition grants and money that inflation or evening. 5 995 loans provisions of the Senate bill. eats away," he said. Donald Svoren, MSU Veterans Coordinator, would like to Ironically, these are just the parts of the bill that MSU veterans see the tuition program reinstated. seem to feel are most badly needed to help them through school. "I understand that the tuition program was cut out due to Wilburn Holland, 1632K Spartan Village, junior, an ex • Marine abuses," he said. "If that is the only reason, the program should | The Numbers Racket who is now a journalism major, receives $261 a month in education benefits as a married veteran. be perfected and then started again." |NEJAC TV RENTALS "I've got tuition, rent, food, books and other Dave Laurell, 1528A Spartan Village, junior, a veteran 337-1300 working expenses to pay for Svoren this summer, also has had to for - $261 a month just doesn't pay for that," he said. apply for financial aid to supplement government benefits. The only numbers we have are winning ones. The . The savings you win all depend on your choice. Get WINNER NO. ONE FISH the Great The portable pocket - size MX20 electronic calculator Greek Pizza at by Bo mar * Integral cover/case design '1" *8 digit LED display BELL'S •Full floating decimal •Omni - constant •Direct add and subtract Frl. & Sat. PIZZA (works like you think) •Replaceable batteries 225 M.A.C. 332 5027 ^ 2820 E. 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WASHINGTON LANSING Friday, June 28,1974 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan No more crewcuts testified that because of the ruling but thought it f Tlie Marine Corps contended pointed out that the Lansing received perhaps the highest Terry Krueger, one By JOE KIRBY Michigan whose units are Marines hair policy they have unfortunate that it applied to reserves of th. State News Staff Writer located within the geographic that if the wigs were allowed at unit had been allowed to wear rating, certainly one of the two responsible for a only part of the state. boundaries of the District summer camp it would be bad wigs at last year's summer or three highest ratings, of all suffered social alienation, difficulty in relating to others The lawyers are currently suit, said of the decision great." '•£ ' 11' The Marine Corps have long Court of western Michigan. for morale and affect the camp and Capt. Robert Tilley. the units in the entire Marine involved in a similar suit in the in their work and consequent Krueger said he p|ans been known for their The legal battle began last performance of the unit. inspector • instructor of the reserve program, U.S. District Court in Detroit psychological disturbances. toughness, for being the first year when three members of At the recent trial it was unit, testified that the unit had Some of the reserves The Marine Corps hair which would effect the eastern wearing a wig to summer cam! ones in and the last ones out Lansing - based Company C, portion of the state and part of Mark Miller, Terry Krueger and policy states, "Hair shall be and, recently, for being the worn neatly and closely Ohio. most stubborn about not Rodney Mason, didn't think trimmed. It shall be clipped at "The Marine Corps might letting reserves wear short hair wigs. they should have to get their hair cut for the monthly drill the sides and back so as to not appeal if the judgment Girl Eagles present an evenly graduated only applied in Michigan," All the other branches of the meetings and the two - week Birch said. appearance. The hair on top armed services have given in and allowed reserves to wear summer camp. They called in Ken Birch, an must not be over 3 inches in Birch explained that not allowed East Lansing attorney, and in length." presently the only way to wigs to summer camp, instead Judge Fox pointed out that of cutting their hair, while the June they received a temporary broaden the effect of the injunction from U.S. District the rule does not specify that decision would be to file a suit MANCHESTER, Conn. (AP) Marines have been fighting in "hair" means only one's - Ellen Mary Burns has more court to protect their hair Court Judge Noel P. Fox in in every district in the country. natural hair. than enough merit policy. Grand Rapids which allowed But if the Marines appealed the badges to It was also brought out at become an Eagle Scout. But last Friday the Marines them to wear short hair wigs to case all the way to the U.S. But the trial that, at a maximum, there's one requirement lost a battle in" U.S. District summer camp while the court Supreme Court and lost, the she reserves spend only 6 per cent can't meet - she's a Court in Grand Rapids, which case continued. effect would be nationwide. girl. of their time as Marines. "Our bylaws provide opens the way for Marine During this past winter the Birch added that the cost to that In his final decision Fox formal reserves to hike their hair Marines relented some and file in each district would be membership in the scouts is open under a wig. allowed reserves to wear wigs said, "Having evaluated the prohibitive since his law offices only to bovs" Russell Bufkins, The ruling is somewhat to the monthly drill meetings evidence relative to the wearing spent $5,000 worth of time on a for the Boy Scouts of spokei restricted though, since it but kept the ban on summer of wigs during summer camp, America the case and charged only the court finds that the Marine said. But the adviser for applies only to reserves in camp. $300. He said very few law Ellen's Corps prohibition of wigs for firms would be willing to take Explorer post disagrees. this period of training does not Manuel Vincent said each a case under these conditions. serve a valid military purpose, badge was approved by an adult counselor who Youth chairs while it infringes the basic As of Thursday the Marine was an By MARY ANNE FLOOD Democrat Richard party's convention school boys sponsored by the events and national situations. federal powers - especially the personal liberty of reservists to govern their own appearance as civilians." Birch and attorneys for Bill Rathstetter. the Lansing Corps would make no comment on whether they would appeal since they had not yet received a copy of the decision which was sent out a export in the subject involved "It all boils down to the («t that if she'd been a would have been made and nobody would have said boy, she Eagle State News Staff Writer American Legion and held at Most of them VanderVeen. are conservative executive branch and the few days ago. anything," MSU in the spring. reservists, were pleased by the While young people are Once assured he was thinkers," Bos said. He powers of taxation — and a working their way up the welcome to run for the "Young people are said young voters often vote "return to the original meaning political ladders of convention chair. Bos went on dissatisfied with the way things Democratic merely because of the Constitution.'" Michigan's major parties, an to beat two candidates in their are going today," said Bos, they picture it as the party of He may start working on a 18 year - old in the American - 40s on the first ballot. Bos, who plans to attend Cedarville change, which Bos says is Independent party (AIP) who does not believe in youth College in central Ohio next untrue. petition drive to put an started right at the top. Timothy Bos, a recent high school graduate from groups, or any special lobbies for interest groups such as blacks or women, said his age fall. "Many kids realize that the only way to change the system is from within." He since sees no between the two major parties both are parties of difference amendment on stand and the November ballot to freeze taxes thereafter as they raise SMMCAMOSAV them by ballot only. Grandville, served as chairman made no difference in the Bos said he does not think "Professional politicians and of the AIP statewide party voting. there is a liberal - type increased federal power and The AIP in Michigan has convention earlier this month. Bos said he received his concensus among bureaucracy". over 1,000 members and is younger Or, if you're verbose, smile and say a tangy slice of Bos had only been working in inspiration to get involved in voters. The most important changes running candidates for all state the AIP since February when Bos hopes to see made in the cheese melted over a 100% pure beef patty and topped politics when he served as a "The people I grew up with wide offices and education he supported Dwight Johnson, the party's four - time 5th Congressional District party chairman at Boys' State last year. Boys' State is a political workshop for high were iaar"" serious about current government are a limiting of boards. off with all the trimmings. 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Braverman, with a smile, said, "I might be Terry Braverman to be on the the Henry Kissinger of athletics." interviewee side of an interview. One long - range goal he mentioned was that he Braverman, the former associate sports editor of MSU's WKAR wanted to radio and television, was appointed director of the improve contact with students before they graduate from MSU. Ralph Young "Ill speak to them Fund April 22, succeeding the late Frank Palamara. anywhere," Braverman said. "It would be A 1960 graduate of MSU, Braverman now works great to get them involved. I'd like to explain to them how we out of a need them and how easy it is to brand new second floor office at the Stephen S. Nisbet Building, give." which is located at 1407 S. Harrison Road. "I enjoy being the one interviewed because I like the idea that I have something interesting to say," Braverman smiled. "It's not easy being a good interviewer. I really respect the good ones." A native of Muskegon, Braverman said the job of Ralph Young Dill, Cassleman fail Fund director is an immense one. "I'm learning about it every day," he said. "It may take me a year or two until I know this job. And in the middle of all just moved." this, I at NCAA track meet Braverman, whose office was formerly in the Union, just went to his new location June 6. The Ralph Young Fund is the MSU's Marshall Dill, the Spartan competitor at the part of MSU's development fund, which is strictly used for raising money for defending national 220 yard nationals, hit a hurdle and fell athletics. Most of the money goes toward athletic intercollegiate dash champ, was eliminated in - scholarships, during a preliminary race of particularly for nonrevenue sports. the semi finals of both the 100 the 440 - yard intermediate It is the basic organization for alumni and friends of - yard dash and the 220 during hurdles event. MSU who wish to contribute to the athletic NCAA outdoor track and field program. "Our job is to raise money," Braverman meet earlier this month in Cassleman completed a great reiterated. "What is done with it is not in our control. It is Austin, Tex. career at MSU with the meet. administered by the athletic department." Dill was bothered by a bad During his four years here, he Braverman emphasized all of the leg at the meet. took or shared in 13 money contributed to the Big Ten Ralph Young Fund goes toward athletics. Bob Cassleman, the other track titles. SN photo/Ron Biava Terry Braverman. who was appointed director of MSU's If a contributor wishes Ralph Young Fund last April, smiles as he talks to a money to be earmarked for a certain office in the Stephen S. Nisbet Bldg., 1407 S. Harrison reporter in his new sport, it can be worked out through the Ralph Road. Braverman, the former associate office. Young Fund radio and television, moved into his second floor office June 6. sports editor for MSU's WKAR • All of the contributions to the The main attraction of into the Spartan intercollegiate athletic program. The fund is Ralph Young Fund go directlv contributing to the Ralph Young Fund j named after the long - time MSU are the athletic director. privileges to be gained by being a member. A member has ) to contribute $25 or more. Privileges in seating priority in tickets i to all home football and basketball and Angels' leader fired; Herzog in hockey games, special consideration to purchase seliout game tickets, special parking | passes, post • season tickets, an invitation to the Annual Golf I Outings, pins, decals and others such as press box passes to the ! I ANAHEIM (UP1) - The Williams, who resigned last higher donors, are offered. fclifomia Angels fired Bobby autumn after manage any team other than Manager Harry Dalton signed Members belong to different clubs with managing the A's the Yankees, who Winkles accompanying ■inkles as manager Thursday to two successive World Series eventually as a coach after the privileges according to the amount of donation. settled on Bill Virdon as their lid replaced him with Whitey victories. 1974 manager. native of Swifton, Ark., had "We like to make it easier to contribute for those people who The Autry said coached baseball at Arizona have shown a great interest in helping athletics and get them to be Jerzog - on an interim basis - New York Yankees Finley told him he would go Chile ■illiams. they try to sign Dick signed Williams during the off • back to court to have the order State University from 1959 through 1971. At Arizona part of the family," Braverman said. Braverman, who has emceed several athletic banquets, said 10 - SPEEDS season, but Finley went to rescinded so the Angels could State, Winkles I Gene Autry and Bob court and got an order compiled a speaking is an important part, but not the best way of raising banning levnolds, the owners of the him from managing any club sign Williams. record of 524 victories and 173 losses. money. It's done much better on a one to • one basis. "You have to be known and meet the - Quality Brands . said they had been but the A's for two years, until Herzog, 42, came to the people," he said. "That's oral permission by his Oakland contract ran out. Angels as a coach this season. Best values He managed the Texas (akland A's owner Charlie Since then, Finley has said Rangers SchensuVs to negotiate with he would allow Williams to through most of the 1973 season and had a 47 - 91 record when he was fired in \rea high schoo September. Winkles, also 42, became the Cafeteria M jlack team first major league manager to m ■>." in - graduate from the ranks of Meridian Mail ■ The Soul Express American ■ited Rising Hockey League of will present a hockey line Sunday, pitting an all - p.m. at will periods. MSU's Demonstration Hall Ice Arena, and an ice show be presented between college coaches when the Angels signed him as their manager for 1973. In 1972, California General Noon: Mon. 11:15 - 2:00 Fri. & Lansing Mall Open: Mon Thurs. 4:30 7:30 • • Fri. 4:30 • 8:00, Sat. 11:15 8:00 Sun. 11:30 7:00 - ■ r lick team from Chicago To find out this weeks For ticket information, call menu specials, call 349-4028 or 482-7114 lainst Lansing Sexton High 482 - 0000. 's club team. iThe contest will begin at 5 2? Value &SJNG YOUR "SCHENSUL COUPON" It s - expires July 1974 easy Pamper Your Budget! LIEBERMANN'S a 25eer. wine, barbecued ribs & chicken also delivered. 517-351-6245 1 210 abbot! rd. •- lanslng, mlchlgan 48823 332-6517 BIO ABBOTT HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL Just 5" long, 5" ta'l, yet it directs a large volume of coc ling air right where you want it in KDSSROADS whisper - soli silence. Use it horizontally in its cradle ... or vertically on stable rubber ring. 332-4081 iYCLE & SPORT ALL Bikes , Repaired Full Falcon t within 48 hfs! Motobacin Shlmano iSVrom *xP«rlanc«d cyelliti §I,'C|JI or % 6 16 • % % 8 '3 9 ,0 Live at CAMPUS HILL and leave you '6 >9 20 the driving to us...Two Bedroom out Collingwood Apts. now! il *M %% 75 26 27 ifl % Apartments available for *air conditioned % % Summer & Fall..Call 349-3530 ^dishwasher ♦shag carpeting ♦unlimited parking 31 $6 32 'd i7 35 is %*9 Js ♦Plush furniture 40 % for information & roommate ♦Model Open Daily N3 %Y/< MM v/a M5 "6 %% service. call 351-8282 49 5o % Si 52 M7 Me management BY: jy.LSTATE MANAGEMENT CO, INC. (baMnri Zody's - % SH % on the river!) % % 55 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fr'day, June 28,1974 *Ms (" Mm | hws ;:>] F ftrS* ]f^l hr S* Mobile Homes « LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom ONE BLOCK from campus. 227 ONE BEDROOM house for rant. LARGE DOUBLE room. Excellent TYPEWRITER - ROYAL manual; RUMMAGE SALE World's BESELER AND Omega enlargers. PARK ESTATE apartment. 121 Beal. Summer Beal Street. Cute, 2 bedroom Close to MSU, $130. 487-2257. location. Kitchen, laundry, and wooden study deak. Call Greatest. Fraa items, antiques, ,965 Crown graphic press camera. 16 w"h 6' rates. $160/month. Includes house being remodelled. 5-7-8 parking. 332-1918. 2-6 28 after 6 pm, 351-1208.5-6-28 Mexican crafts, junk, x 8'addition Friday - 5 Bolex movie cameras. 25 Mobile Home 0n ^ in I utilities. 349-3604. 372-6852, Available summer or longer. p.m. - dusk. Saturday. Sunday Super-8 movie 332-6715.0-1-6-28 351-6088 or 351-3597. 3-6-28 FUN HOUSE, own room. Six miles, TWO SINGLES, no cooking, $60. camera*. Polaroid conditioning thed' ^ Hr | rJGIBSON'S V, daylight hours. 1905 Abbott, garden, summer. $65. 655-2060. One single, cooking. No parking, East Lansing. 1-6-28 cameras $6-up. Kodak pocket 675-5360.5 7., ** S LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. inetamatics, used Hallicrafter NEED TWO people for house $70 X-3-7-3 no lease. Deposit. Close. XS71 receiver, 20 used portable KING 915 Lilac, across from campus. includes utilities, summer or fall. 332 2947. 2-6-28 ARTHUR'S $125 plus electricity. 349-3604, 372-6852, 332-6715. 0-1-6-28 M.A.C. 337-1405. 5-7-1 OKEMOS. Share house, Huge wooded own room. lot. Cheap. BOCK ROYAL SAFARI portable typewriter. Excellent condition. typewriter*. Mclnstosh stereo equalizer. 100 used 8 track M""« 12' x bedrooms. Ki,ch,n Cou- 60 ,88E COUPLE OR two people needed to 349-1778. 3-7-3 IMMEDIATELY, ONE Own room in house. $70/month. person ADDIC 35543136. 3-7-3 tapes. $1.50 each. Tested and guaranteed 8 track tape players "lr conditioner. Partly?,**"' I FURNISHED, FRANDOR area. Large, clean, attractive, one sublease house. 351-3116 after 5:30 p.m. Reasonable. X3-7-1 Close to bus. Lathrop Street. 371 1447. 5-7-8 BOOK SALE MOVING SALE. Friday. Saturday, 10 - 9 p.m. 238 Oakhill. Rugs. end FM converter. 25 used clock radios. Used stereo headphones. --A*"!*3800 4*iS75 bedroom. $165/month, $20. Bookshelves, dishes, etc. 1972 MARLETTE ~\r including utilities. Bus, 227 SOUTH MAGNOLIA, need 1-2 PEOPLE. Complete household ROOM FOR male student, across 50% OFF 1 *28 TV sets. calculator, Canon pocket Binoculars. 30 sets axpando. Three be* shopping, laundry. Call collect, newly privileges. $20/week. Near Westphalia, 1-587-6680. 5-7-8 girl, spacious decorated, 487-8725. X3-7-1 own house, room. $65. airport. Phone 484-5861, before 5:30. 5-7-8 from Union. 31154 Grand River, upstairs. $48 per month. 5-7-5 on our regular low prices CAMPING EQUIPMENT. Backpack used prices Golf on clubs. Special low 200 diamond SKifr ^ EAST LANSING, Sublease to sleeping beg. Call Lou, engagement sets. Several low MAGNOLIA one 'paperbacks 75% off 332-5063 or Milt, 332-8072. ,14 8' , 38- bedroom, unfurnished. On bus ROOM FOR male student, across priced rental house* and GRAD WOMAN. Third single in big line. Pets welcome, pool. house, close. $68 year - round. from Union. 21154 Grand River, For Sale ^ •hardbacks 50% off 3-7-3 apartment* $80/month and up. b«t rpui Carw,w' $155/month, plus electricity. Nice. 353-3186. 482-8227. E upstairs. $48 per month. X5-7-8 128 W. Grand River GUITAR WILCOX SECONDHAND V6-28 °V8r "* 489-3678. 2-7-1 EPIPHONE, excellent STORE, 509 Ea*t Michigan, Eileen. X-5-75 KENWOOD'S FINEST stereo upstairs condition, with case and Lansing. 485-4391. C-2-6-28 1973 OAK8ROOK 214ft CUSTER. Upstairs, furnished 309 WEST OAKLAND - Lansing. amplifier: Model 8004. 60 open Tues - Fri 1 - 6, 7 - 9 songbooks. 487-4565. 3-7-3 1?',60~V' $195, 3 bedrooms, efficiency. Utilities paid. $105 bedrooms, partly furnished. 489-1893. 5-6-28 watts/channel, 3 weeks old, full TWO TWIN bed*, $50 and $75 or Kit chen partly carp^ Houses £ 2-year warranty. Cost $400 new. HOUSEHOLD SALE: Furniture, appliances ' TWO plus depsoit. 372-8829. 3-7-3 BEDROOM apartment, air conditioned, Okemos, available LARGE, THREE bedrooms, FURNISHED bedrooms. Two and 4 Fireplace, parking, walking distance. Available SEWING asking $300. 351-4463. 2-6-28 MACHINE Clearance FIRST ANNUAL East Lansing y dishes, miscellaneous. 117 East St. Joseph. 6-28 to 6-29. 9 1-6-28 5. both for $100. Call 694-3635, 6 - 10 pm. 6-7-1 NIKON CAMERAS, lenses, motor washer/dryer. $4700. 625-7^ students welcome, near bus line Sale! Brand new portables immediately. $165, including September. 337-9412. X-6-7-1 Lion's Club Rummage Sale. 648 under warranty. Practically new. to campus. 329 North $49.95. $5 per month. Large OLD TOWNE CANOE. On hand, ATTRACTIVE 12' , heat. 349-2174 or 353-8938. Guns on Street, East Lansing. good buy. 351-1356. only Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing. selection of reconditioned used 15' Trapper and 17' Chipwain Parkwood. Quiet park on 1-6-28 to, OKEMOS FURNISHED 3 machines. Singer. Whites. 9-5, Saturday June 29. 2-6-28 655-2000. mornings. 3-6-28 miles MSU, Call 694-0712 for appointment. - canoe. Lloyd Skirting APARTMENT MANAGER live 5-6-28 bedroom home. $275 per Necchis, New Homes and "many Mattson, 801 East Grand River, SCUBA »hed. Mutt ' S389? GEAR. p.m.2 - - month. Available August 15. others." $19.95 to $39.95. DRAFTING TABLE. Excellent Williamston. 1-6-28 Tank, regulator, 641-4454 daily. 4-7 in manager for 16 units. One suit, ve*t, etc. Excellent Family preferred. Phone Terms. EDWARDS condition. $40. Call 332-8119, noon-8 p.m. 2-6-28 block from campus, furnished, EAST LANSING. Private bedroom. condition. 6-7 p.m., 523 Grove 349-2718. 5-7-1 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, after 3:30. 2^-28 HOOVER PORTABLE dryer. $70. heat paid. Prefer married couple, Share bath, kitchen, and rec - upttair*. 2-6-28 1115 North Washington. Storage Box 6' 3' x 3', $30. experienced. Call Tom at East Lansing Realty. 332-3534, after room. $55 per 351-9037, 8 - 5 weekdays. 5-7-1 month. NEAR MSU, 2 bedrooms for 489 6448. C-2-6-28 ONE 8 channel Yamaha mixer, 1 Baby x furniture end '175,000 , West 250 amph head, 2 215H 10 a.m. 4-7-5 ROOMMATE/PHOTOGRAPHY summer only, $130 m!u» utilities. References required, 332-8263. COMPLETE 400 system. Call 351-4463 for more watt stereo West cabinets. 339-2285, ask Gary. 2^-28 for miscellaneous items. Meternity clothes, size 9. Men's winter Aim* \ RING SALE 4-6-28 coats. Size 36. 355-8185. 5-7-3 $25,000 Sold ROOMY APARTMENTS office worker needed in information. 3-7-1 downtown Lansing for married Photo/Art House. 351-6690. STEREO. BSR 600 turn "Sale Ends July 27th" - SCOTT RECEIVER, 90 watts. , couples. 5 - 10 minutes from C-5-6-28 TWO MILES from campus - 226 FREE, ALL black kitten* to good STEREO 8 - track. Speakers, car automatic cutoffs - 40 watt Microtower speakers, portable homes. 372-1885, ext. 216. INVESTORS TAKE campus on I-496. $125, utilities North Holmes, near Sparrow carrier, lock. Dennis at amplifier. Two speekers, $125. TV's. Bell & Howell slide 487-5347. ask for Nancy. 3-6-26 NOTICE! At 10% added included. 351-6769, after 5 pm. TWO Hospital. Students welcome, BEDROOM, 4-girl house, 337-9502. 5-7-3 351-2012, after 5 p.m. 2-6-28i, 351-6996, daytime. 4-6-28 Fall. $272 per month, plus large 3 bedroom. Call for projector, UHF converter. discount, overall, you now 332-8050. 1-6-28 utilities. Unfurnished. Two appointment, 694-0712 . 5-6-28 LONG - HAIRED white cat. Free buy most Rings, Pendants, HARDWOOD CHEST, desk. TV. NEED ONE girl for 4 - girl STEREO BSR 310 turntable, and Earrings at or blocks from campus. Call Ideal bedroom, den. Reasonable. 12 PIECE PLACE to good home. Lovable, below Twyckingham. $55/month. electrovoice amp. Royal setting, declawed male. Phone dealer's replacement cost. 351-8182. 3-7-1 485-1232. 337-1172. 4-6-28 485-9078, after 6 p.m. 2-6-28 Franciscan Floral Stoneware. 12 speakers. $210 351-6485. after 6 pm. 1-6-26 Rooms . WOMAN OR man needed for 1 6-28 soup. 12 cereal, $70. Priced $200.. 351-4658. 1-6-28 over layaway now for! NEED GIRL immediately. Own DACHSHUND""pups7 Miniature, CHRISTMAS. New rims room, Burcham Drive. BARN SALE. Five family, 8 8. AKC registered. Black and tan or sized free, today or later. June 29 • 30. Dishes, knick - BICYCLES - ALL Ten speeds! $56+/month. 351-3279. 2-6-28 red. Call 351-7384, 332-8663. knacks, girl's bike. Over 500 Various colors and sizes. ifi-26 please place custom 551 ALBERT. 2 bedroom, FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for peperbacks at 10c each, Simplex de-railer, center • pull orders early. Consult included. Free parking. Close to hundreds of books from 5c brakes, high quality at dealers Ernest Martinez, our new furnished, for fall. One block duplex. $70. Near campus. 10 - SPEEDS - up. from campus. 351-6676. 10-7-10 Phone 351-6828. 5-7-5 campus. Call Sue. after 4 p.m., SALES, SERVICE, Electronic perts. wooden boat, cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 - General Jeweler. By fall we Ihhila UAmor 351-0473. 5-7-5 ACCESSORIES and miscellaneous 1230 Tihart 4:30 p.m. Monday Friday. 8 muuiic numeb . a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D & C expect to be about 70% ROOMS OR House available Road, 1 mile south of Haslett, ONE AND two bedroom custom. We will eliminate immediately! Close, reasonable SUMMER, 334 Michigan Avenue, corner of Tihart and Cornell. STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, apartments from $130/month. the middle man, sell for across from campus. $55 1-6-28 South Cedar at I-96. 694-3311. less, 349-2146, 355-7733. 4-7-3 vdocipo rates. TWO TRAILE RS for sale. 10' x 50' Call EQUITY - 351-8150. X-5-7-1 VEST, INC. $70/month. Utilities included, 0-5-6-28 and 8' x 35'. Good condition, provide a greater and selection! call after 6 pm. 332-5906. deliver outstanding THREE BEDROOM house. Close GARAGE SALE - Okemos. 90" furnished, 5 - years • old, close TWO GIRLS needed for 4- woman. to MSU. LCC, and bus Call 371-1479. 5-7-8 routes. 3-6-28 Meddler couch, lamps, end table, coffee table, room divider, girl's baby PANASONIC recorder, PORTABLE model NV-3082. video to campus, 355-9771. 5-7-1 reasonably priced. quality. thompsons' frandor ■ Summer. Delta Arms. Call Stereo component, musical clothes, home appliances, jewelers Sharon or Ava. 332-4945. 3-6-26 equipment, televisions, cameras, ONE PERSON needed for large A.O.M. and E.O.Y. Record Sale! Vacuum with tool set, lawn Mall scuba gear and much more. We furnished house. Very close to Inventory Clearance thru furniture and more. 4206 Saran MAGNOLIA 8" x 38". V4 mile from Drive (off Hatch Road) Okemos. buy, sell and trade. DICKER 8i Saturday 9!3o'-6 " campus, includes washer, dryer, Saturday. MARSHALL MUSIC, DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, campus. Carpeted, furnished. Phone 332-1385 (or Custom Wi 348 OAKHILL. BLOCK from piano. 337-0118. 1-6-28 East Lansing. C-2-6-28 Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to Best offer over $950. 337-0972. Greyhound. 1 - 3 bedrooms. 1701 South Cedar. 487-3886. Nobody beats our prices 5 p.m. 1-6-28 1-6 28 on Quality jewelry $140 - $170. 351-8055 C-6-28 ATTENTION FOUR graduate 10 • PIECE dining room suite, weekends, weekdays after 4pm. SINGLE. MALE student; block students. East Lansing, Coolidge hardrock maple. Approximately 10-7-12 campus. Cooking, parking. 314 road, available September 15, 50 years old. Quality Evergreen. 332-3839. 5-7-3 TWYCKINGHAM, TWO man new duplex in country setting. Four bedrooms, family room, 2 construction. 332-3044. 5-7-5 $450. Call THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE apartment. Sublet for summer. EAST LANSING. Private rooms, Moving out. $150/month. baths, dishwasher, disposal, girls. Available now. Cooking, 332-6876. X3-6-28 yard. 351-7283.1-6-28 LENS PRECISION ground in our parking. 482-8932.5-7-3 CEDAR VILLAGE 4-man, SHARE ROOMY house with 4 grad men. Private room, parking. $55. SUMMER - GIRLS. Own rooms, lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT - 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY $312/mon th. Furnished. close 372-7409. C-5-6-28 489-3174. 1-6-28 to campus. House Fall-Spring. 337-2487. 3-7-1 privileges. 332-5497. 5-7-1 TV CONSOLE Stereo. Excellent ★ SAVE TIME ★ SAVE MONEY WOMAN, OWN room, nice house. condition. $100 or best offer. OWN ROOM in house immediate GIRLS SINGLE rooms. Three Close to campus. $55. occupancy. $70/month, utilities blocks from Union. Available 882-1661. paid. All house privileges. Two blocks from campus. 351-4829. Summer/fall. 332-5765. after 5 immediately! Phone 351-5076. 4-6-28 AIR Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you. CONDITIONER. Sears OWN ROOM in house Coldspot, 6000 BTU. Good (summer), $45/month, 409 South Francis, ROOM - BEAUTIFUL - cheap. Close. Summer lease. 332-5622 . condition. 3-6-28 $85 . 332-2787. Counseliag Bolt Optometrists TWYCKINGHAM, SUMMER 489-0456. 3-7-3 sublease. Need one male for only early evenings. 6-7-3 GULLIVER STATE DRUG mm Fairway 3-man. Own room. Call collect, WHOLESALE - PANTS Clearance. DR. D.M. DEAN EAST LANSING, available now, 313-852-5034, Lee. 5-7-5 reduced rent, 3 bedroom duplex, HASLETT, NEAR. Room. Bath, All sizes and styles. $1.25 and 1105 EAST GRAND RIVER finished basement. 351-8920. kitchen privileges. $20 per week. up. 627-7766, noon - 5 p.m. OPTOMETRIST 55-7-8 339-9485. 5-7-3 5-6-28 EAST LANSING COIF RANK CENTER. Houses £ 137 EAST KILBORN, Lansing. 334 EVERGREEN. Male singles. THREE ORIGINAL Marimekko First American Greeting • ABORTION and VISION CARE Cooking, walk to campus. wall hangings, 50" x 44", $45 Cards. Film pick up daily. * Three bedroom home $170 per on river, 489-1893. 5-6-28 each. Four Bentwood chairs, Third CONTRACEPTION • COUNSELING MINIATURE CONTACT LENS MAGNOLIA, 139 South. Large 3 month, plus utilities. party pay * STERILIZATION SERVICES $80. Good quality area rugs - 12' bedroom furnished. Plenty of Stop by or call 1-468-3627. x 15' $75, 9' x 12' $45. prescriptions welcome. Servlcei GOLF (3c/minute toll call!. 5-7-8 Personal parking. Four Persons. $225 plus SUMMER ROOMS. Men. 351-5562, after 5:30. 3-6-28 drug records GYN Clinic 1410 Grand River - Okemos utilities and deposit. 484-8131. ONE PERSON, own room, cheap, FarmHouse Fraternity. Across kept. Free Parking. Speakers Available 210 Abbott Rd. from Snyder Hall. 151 Bogue. 1226 E. (A mile East of Meridian Mall) 2-6-28 Michigan Ave. 332-6563 close. June already paid. Phone 337-9230. 2-6-28 BICYCLE, 3 speed, 1 year old. 332-3928. 3-7-1 - Also 2 winter coats and other 332 5171 Lansing 485-3271 349-2850 ONE HOUSE - one apartment. LARGE SINGLE 2 blocks room, clothes, size 9. Excellent Close to campus. All utilities SUMMER, $60, own room, close, Quiet. Men. $45. condition. Arts & Crafts Counseling" fiOlf Optometrist campus. Moving to Florida, paid. Reasonable. Call NEJAC, cooking etc. 604 Forest. 332 8498. 3-7-1 must sell. 351-8617, Monday, 337-1309. C-1-6-28 337-7438. 1-6-26 Wednesday and Thursday, after LANSING KNIT SHOP Domestic and Imported Yarns PROBLEM PREGNANCY? FREE COUPONS!! C0-0PIKAI LADIES. Three sleeping rooms, 6pm. Or Sunday, daytime. 3-7-3 OWN ROOM, large house. Office SIX BEDROOM house, close, own house privileges, 3 blocks to * 372 -1560 24 Hours BUTLER'S KIDDIELANd services work in Group of 4 or more, $40 Bemat Yarns Photography business room. campus, excellent area, parking. (East Lansing's Only for responsible person. each; 3, $45 each; 2, $50 each; Call Saturday morning, s4a-^* 'f^ee Knitting Cooperative Optical) 337-9367. C-1-6-28 1, $55. 332-3746.3-7-1 Instructions 351-5705. 1-6-28 MARITAL PROBLEMS? Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist | *Specialists in NEED TO TALK? • EYES EXAMINED OWN ROOM in house. LARGE ROOM in house, one block MEN. SINGLE room, close to rtqrt Rugs and Needlepoin TERRACE GOLF Immediately! Fall option. Close. from campus. $65/month, 'Needlepoint Supplies campus, available immediately. *Crewel A Stichery I FREE game with 1 • GLASSES $60. 484-3111. 5-7-8 summer only. Call 337-1265. CATHOLIC 351-5076, after 5 4-7-5 332-1939 * 3-6-26 • CONTACT LENS SOCIAL SERVICES Group Rates ROOMS IN duplex. $65. Fully OPEN DAILY SINGLE ROOM. One block from 3028 Vine carpeted, air conditioning, PROFESSOR GOING on leave campus. Washer/dryer. $58. Across From Frandor Shoppinj CAN HELP FRANDOR SHOPPING 1331 E. Grand Rlvtr dishwasher. 337-1612. 5-6-28 August 30, 1974 to August 30, CENTER Brookfield Plaza 332-2018. 3-7-1 372-4020 1975. Three bedrooms, large Center 351-4054 or 3S1-0160 351-5330 EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms, $160 for livingroom, family room. Good group or $50 for single. Deposit. residential area. Seven minutes Aits & Crafts For Sale Slaw Kg"* Unfurnished. 676-1557. 5-6-28 to campus. $325 monthly, plus utilities. Call 484-7685. 54-28. I LOW COST FLIGHTS WITH SCHEDULED AMES TO EUROPE I STILL AVAILABLE FROM COLLEGE TRAVEL SERVICES sasSEfiKSi * 1 4 2 Bedrooms • shag I LATEST AVAILABILITY | carpeting • master TV * drapes • community house • central air * carpeted bars * | NEW YORK to SPAIN $269 security/privacy * heat/water NEW YORK to LONDON $319 (Fixed return) " Included * great location & plans * ample f NEW YORK to LONDON or PARIS $389 (3 to 6 weeks) | storage/laundry facilities • heated swimming | NEW YORK to AMSTERDAM or BRUSSELS pool » From COLUMBUS Add $389 $90 (3 to 6 weeks) j faculty and grad. students welcome. » From CLEVELAND and DETROIT Add $60 | YOUTH FARES THROUGH CANADA (under 24 years of age) Immediate Occupancy 4 From MONTREAL to LONDON or PARIS $299 (Basic) I MONTREAL to AMSTERDAM or BRUSSELS $299 (Basic) Take Hagadorn Rd. North | From MONTREAL to SPAIN TORONTO to above destinations $319 (Basic) to Lake Lansing Rd., Add $20 To basic left 3 blocks to Hardy ave. « From DETROIT/WINDSOR to above dest Add $50 .To basic Follow the signs to . |I ADULT FARES THROUGH CANADA From MONTREAL to LONDON A Information office ' or PARIS $299 (3 to6 weeks) J Open daily 11-7:30 p.m. MONTREAL to AMSTERDAM or BRUSSELS $299 (3 to 6 weeks) | or call | MONTREAL to SPAIN $319 (3 to6 weak.) I 351-5164 From TORONTO to above destinations Add $20 ! sorry no pets From DETROIT/WINDSOR to above dest I ... Add $60 » Booking forms are still available from your student activities office or student union j ^office or by contacting college travel services directly. I Y FROM '165°° j Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 28, 1974 15 «]!< ■ » ■b.droomi, CONDITIONED 10' x 60', 2 nwly MSU to enter b|e Will connder renting. 4 89-4293 for I Appointment. 5-6-28 50* Edition. VAGABOND. Excellent 351-4830, after 5 without approved weekday!. Anytime andi. 5-6-28 (continued from page 1) Whatever the chances are of It'dETROITER. 12' x 66'. Two the House of things could happen. MSU Western Michigan could get What makes the situation 1-drooms, unfurnished, itove law school, it is authorizing the MSU or authorization for a law school, even more complex is that as id refrigerator, skirting. Mutt virtually long as there is authorization mlmovS Torn lot. $2700. certain the bill will go into a or both schools could get with out funding, Milliken Kone 646-6543. 6-7-1 conference commitee to weed authorization — establishing would not be able to veto the out any differences between two new state law schools — or bill. The governor could the Senate and House versions. only finality, another school veto the bill if it had funding. In conference cou'd get authorization. |let t F«rt )[5I any number When the Senate FIND SOMETHING Sidekick' jokes fill Appropriations Committee debating the bill a motion was was loU'VE found a pet or article of made to give authorization we went to help you with $1 funding, thus making n ,e it Ju«t come into the News Claaiifled Nixon-Soviet meet it subject to a possible veto. The motion was turned down uyartment and tell u* you want and Charles _o place an ad in EAST MOSCOW (AP) - President hands with the tall marshal, Zollar, R-Benton Harbor and committee ■ ANSING STATE BANK'S Nixon and Soviet leader who cut a commanding figure lund column. As a public Leonid I. Brezhnev, both in an in his uniform. chairman, made the motion to Lvice EAST LANSING STATE establish a school at MSU. The upbeat mood at a reception The exchange was set off Bank will run the ad at no cost motion passed unanimously. Thursday night, tried to top when Brezhnev gave Nixon an lyoul each other as to whose sidekick elaborate introduction to FAST LANSING is the more flexible in Grechko as he guided the The Senate bill which STATE BANK negotiations. President to the Soviet side of includes the authorization in The impromptu show took the room to introduce the the higher education SN photo/Ron Biava &T: TWO Davis Classic I rackets place in the Kremlin's St. defense minister. appropriation bill which Ti,h Victor/Imperial. 4 5/8 George Hall before than allocates money to all of Transfer student George Haley confers with an adviser at the University College Advising Center in Bessey Hall. Many students tedium. Vicinity of MSU more Then, when Nixon and 100 American Michigan's state-supported have complained that academic advising at MSU is an impersonal Reward. 394-1179. No and Russian Brezhnev reached the end of process that often gives inaccurate information. is asked. 3-6-28 guests. It pitted hardline Soviet the American line, there stood four-year colleges and Defense Minister Andrei A. universities. Kissinger. s LOST! Fuzzy, tan huskyish Grechko against Secretary of "He's much more flexible [6-28 jy missing in Beech Street If seen call 332-3760. State Henry A. Kissinger. The exchange began when Brezhnev doubled Nixon back to the Soviet side to shake than observed. Grechko," Nixon immediately catching the Brezhnev, Even reported out though the bill of committee Tuesday it will not be read into was Woes plague joking mood, replied solemnly: the full senate for further fVARD LOST: Yellow Schwinn "Let's wait and see. Results action until next week, just as ental with light, (continued from page 1) entered MSU as an English has feel advisers take that much will show." the July 1 budget deadline runs come up with a system that Jyclometer, cloth - tape place is so damn complex," Kandlebars. Taken from Williams who's whose Nixon then balanced his assessment of out. she said. "This is the most major, "the advisor I spoke with didn't know how to spell could be Dutton a solution for MSU, said. The time with students. If you have a question ask it and that Hall, June 25 p.m. 355-1552. Kissinger by also Digital you flexible institution of this size English, let alone tell me Information 1-7-1 ENGAGEMENT: announcing proudly: '"He's Senate sources indicate that, Access Line in the nation. anything I wanted to know. It (DIAL) is a 24 - hour tape Dutton said that both sides very tough." Peggy Lee Goodrich, except for the cut of $500,000 at fault in keeping personal Brezhnev stepped off to the "Unfortunately, I've was my first and last visit." library that students can call are ^ARO, LOST: Linde Star ring Columbus, Ohio. MSU senior side and taking a sidelong which was recommended for discovered, there is no way to Willard Warrington, to receive information about rapport from being achieved. area of Library, Bessey or the law school, MSU's total to Mark Robert Nelson, Flint, have the maximum flexibility "I know one outstanding Is. 355-8202. 4-7-5 glance at the beaming secretary budget will come close to of state, said quietly. "Da, da, (in options available to scholar on this campus who Michigan. MSU Graduate. Milliken's recommended yes, yes." students) and maximum "I just don't think that any faculty member says that of his advisees only |JND: BLACK shaggy puppy, allocation of $68,642,000. three have approached him te feet and chest. Michigan Kissinger's own comments simplicity. Since we do have should be an adviser who has not agreed to this could not be overheard as the Appropriations to the general tnat flexibility we must have during the year," Dutton said. id Baal. 332-4407. C-2-6-28 fund would be $85,267,000, an advising system under it to kind of a role. Some students will tell you that "I also know that he is in his two leaders stole the show. But instead of the recommended their adviser is not interested in them as a afterward he told a reporter support it." office most of the time." JWARD/LOST: Yellow Schwinn $85,767,000. The Agricultural person. that he had pointed out that Arata said she believes the Well, maybe those individual faculty members Often faculty members who jper Sport. Taken from BOARD EXAM TUTORING Experiment Station would tnison, June 17 - pm. Brezhnev "intimidates me. advising system is working well have no wish to be advisers STANLEY H. KAPLAN receive $6,908,000 and the never became interested in undergraduates as 86 5928,353-7158. 5-7-1 That's why I'm more flexible." in some areas of the University have to take on the role. When TUTORING COURSES Cooperative Extension Service and "flaking out" in others. persons and never addressed themselves to their Now being formed for the Nixon also tried a small joke they are hired, advising is $5,967,000. There is no coordinated needs." said Frederic Dutton., consultant to the sometimes not mentioned as upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, in introducing Patrick I Personal Ju ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For Buchanan, a speechwriter with system of academic advising at MSU. Each of the 17 colleges is provost. part of the job or even a tough - line reputation. "He's discussed, he said. 1-313-354-0085.0-1-6-28 liberal, this man," Nixon told responsible for setting up and "I just don't think that any Nixon,Brezhnev m _ associate dean of the running an advising system. degree requirements in various faculty member should be an ACCESS CENTER | the Soviet leader. Tlie systems vary from the University College with majors, credit by examination adviser who has not agreed to FOR . responsibility for the college's departments where faculty procedures, tips on registering, this kind of a role," Dutton in Reproduction Health | members are the sole advisers, advising center, said that financial aids, health problems, said. "Some students will offers (continued from page 1) to departments, like getting accurate information is organizations and a multitude tell you that his adviser is not >n - Contraception services | f "hit and miss" in 1226 Kast Michigan . Typing Service # Soviet accord soon, the official Psychology, where one adviser colleges. some of other subjects. interested in him as a person. Lansing 485 - 3271 | Announcements for It's What's said, "the MIRV situation will serves 1,200 students to One Each topic is on a five - Well, maybe that individual reason accurate minute cassette that the Happening must be received in the advising centers like the faculty member never became be out of control." information is hard to find is student asks for by number. A lesson in ANN BROWN typing and multilith State News Office 341 Student University College center interested in undergraduates as offset printing. Complete service Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least which has four offices. that the information is The two - year - old system persons and never addressed mplexion care. CALL for dissertations, theses, two class days before publication. Kissinger told a Brussels University officials define changing so fast that averages from 60 to 400 calls a himself to their needs." JB4-4519 East Michigan or No announcements will be accepted news conference Wednesday yesterday's correct answer is day. While (DIAL) costs "We need to persuade ■5-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE manuscripts, general typing. IBM advising as a process of 24 years experience. 349-0850. by phone. that Moscow is about to often today's falsehood, he several thousand dollars a year, ■ 0 R MA N COSMETIC - informing students about faculty members that advising is lrUDIOS. c-6-28 C-5-6-28 deploy its first MIRVs and said. it is self - supporting with a measure of quality that is Volunteer readers for blind cited the next 18 months as a degree requirements and students on campus are needed for curriculum changes as well as a Every month, a stack of funds supplied from a 10.5 tallied up here," Arata said. "It summer term. Contact Mary Taylor critical period for negotiations curriculum changes the size of cents fee. A department pays would be easier to do that if the Office of Volunteers continuing relationship or to place them under control. between MSU's student phonebook are the fee every time its tape is we had an evaluation system." anytime. 393-8742. 5-7-8 Programs for an assignment, at 27 faculty member and Student Services Bldg. He seemed determined to student, where the student approved by the Academic played. Arata suggested that a form send the Russians a signal that learns about his or her Council, Dutton said. Though disseminating similar -to the Student futiful FAMILY home. fUHfLt viww ^ ^ ^ jn ^ the need for an arms agreement discipline and career The administrators agree, accurate information is a major Instructional Rating System Barbie/McDonald schools. Four Inexpensive VP 9 v Science of Creative Intelligence faculty members do not have part of advising, all the (SIRS) forms could be filled Bedrooms, 2 '/> baths, formal campus. 337-7260. 10-7-12 (SC„ at 7 p.m. today in BI02 Wells is considered urgent even if a possibilities. Advising also the time to keep up with the definitions say out H.M hee and open tothe public. includes personal guidance, a personal by students about advisers. ,m, family room. comprehensive SALT deal changes. oci ci-ie tn A video of Maharishi Mahesli Yogi f u nction MSU's Counseling rapport between faculty Unfortunately, such a form Is during this summit is "The problem of keeping up THESES, RESUMES, typing and will he shown: "SCI and considered impossible, and an Center handles. member and student is will not soon become a . printing. Reasonable prices. Education.' "interim" arms agreement like Administrators and students to date is astounding," supposed to develop. reality because of the tight i owner, Waverly Schools, COMMERCIAL PRINTING. h agree that Warrington said. One senior in English said, money situation, she said. h of Dimondale on private 351.4116. C-5-6-28 the one Nixon and Brezhnev advising at MSU has Demonstration rides given on Dutton suggested that one "A clerk gives more attention Can the advising system be by Grand River with signed in 1972 unlikely. some major failings. They say ess. Three bedrooms brick weekends, transportation provided. that getting basic accurate way of guaranteeing accurate to a loaf of bread he is stuffing improved? EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Meet at 8:30 a.m. Saturday or At the same time, Kissinger information would be to set up into a bag. I never felt like I Warrington said he is ant, ranch, 1 acre, walk - out nitwrtations (Pica Elite). Sunday in front of the Union. For information about degree - offices in every college and optimistic. However, he notes Jsement, 2 full baths, fireplace. co c-5-6-28 more information call Marc seemed equally deliberate in requirements is often difficult. was ushered through something fpeted, included. central air, many FAY ANN, 489-0358. C 5-6 buchner or car, wagle. warning his policy opponents Access to a faculty adviser and some departments (depending their so fast in my life." that the University has about a $42,800, at home — Sen. Henry M. setting up a personal, on size). The offices Other students commented: year to make improvements burnable 7%. 646-8787. 5-7-5 TYPING TERM papers and theses. The Tenants Resource Center w<*ild serve only as "I waited for an hour and a before students are faced with 371-4635. 627 East Kalamazoo. can provide information and Jackson, D-Wash., the Joint continuing relationship with a Chiefs of Staff, the Secretary information clearinghouses half and was in for five making an increased number of ■ hope School, faculty member is also a by owner, 2 3-7-1 SSTvJSkm. Volunteers .re of Defense — that he would problem they say. while the faculty would retain minutes" . . . "My first important choices when the ^drooms, den, new carpeting, needed to help staff the center. It advise Nixon to ignore their One third term freshman in traditional roles. impression was that they really new general education |nished basement, just painted. - TYPING IN my home, have takes about three hours a week, and The University of Wisconsin don't care" "I just don't programs go into effect. ft,500.372-5381. 5-7-5 references, dictaphone, they'll train you. The next training. rejections if necessary. philosophy said that when he ... envelopes, transcripts, letters. program will be this Saturday. To _ _ . , 372-7338.3-7-1 volunteer or for more information | Recreation ys »nOdP5bpym01 MAC Ave' b,twMn 1 Group begins Service to COMPLETE THESES The Peace Center invites you to Discount printing, IBM typing POSSROADS and binding of theses, resumes, come and find out what its current issues are: amnesty, increases in CYCLE publications. Across from military budgets to cuts in human 210 ABBOTT campus corner M.A.C. and services and political prisoners. Grand River. Below Jones Open daily 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the 332-4081 Stationery Shop. Call United Ministeries in Higher By JOE KIRBY officers, which further irritated City Councilman George After the speakers and the On Wednesday moming > Guaranteed COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Education, 1118 S. Harrison Road. the group. They left after being Griffiths said he had talked to New and recycled State News Staff Writer Griffiths was also on hand at crowd had their say in the parts (. accessories 337-1666. C-5-6-28 reassured that there would be The MSU Railroad Club is the tree planting and admitted matter they began planting the city manager Patriarche and holding work sessions this Saturday no further cutting Tuesday. that he was surprised by the trees, taking turns using the came to the conclusion that ALL Stunned by East Lansing's Bikes Repaired , - IRENE ORR - On Vacation. and Sunday and on Tuesday and lone shovel. the sudden action in cutting down At 7 p.m. Tuesday a crowd city action. city was within its rights to most within Returning September. Ready to Wednesday nights throughout the remove the trees and that he 48 hrs. type after Labor Day. C-3-6-28 summer, at 1225 Berkshire Lane. 15 trees on the southeast consisting mostly of older "I will state unequivocally Griffiths helped in the Frl., Sat., 9:30-4:30 Everyone interested is welcome. and without hesitation that I could do nothing since the , Thurs., 9:30 - 9:00 comer of Michigan Avenue and "city people," since the planting and afterwards said had council had already approved Sun. 12-5 Help create the current Middle Harrison Road Tuesday students are gone for the no knowledge this was that he was in full sympathy >pen: Sat., Sun., Thurs. the plan. Bnights Ages! Society for Creative moming, the Citizens for a summer, gathered around the going to happen this morning," with the groups' protest over Transportation ^ Anachronism will hold its regular meeting at 8:30 p.m. today in the Livable City rebounded tree stumps to voice protest Griffiths said. the removal of the trees. Griffiths said he regretted Tower Room of the Union. quickly and planted two new over the cutting and to plant his earlier vote of approval for trees that same evening. two new trees. Service RIDE NEEDED weekly to MSU the project and would The Society for Creative introduce a resolution or Garden Plots. Call 332-5606, Anachronism will hold a fighting The controversial comer has The trees were purchased at reconsideration at next after 5 p.m. 3-7-3 practice and archery practice at 2 been the site of a long battle a local store for $7.99 each and p.m. Saturday at the archery range between the city and citizens Tuesday's council meeting. west of Jenison fieldhouse. Bring Cnarles Massoglia, member of over the design of a new the Citizens for a Livable City, Patriarche said the trees archery equipment. Wanted intersection. said, "We're starting to replant were slated to come down The MSU Tolkien Fellowship the trees they destroy." during the construction and it will meet at 8 p.m. tonight in 34 After discovering that the was felt the city could do it JRNING AND Afternoon half Union. Ideas about the upcoming re trees had been cut down ■ school openings TWO GIRLS looking for apartment - enactment of the Trilogy will be James Anderson, asst. more cheaply. Tuesday morning, a group of |ll«ble 'w. in quality child care or house to sublet September discussed. All are welcome. angry citizens rushed over to professor of humanities and City engineer Robert Bruce Minimum of two % days through December. Prefer 2 coordinator for the citizens Bluired weekly. Summer bedrooms, any location. We desperately need people like East Lansing City Hall to said he ordered the cutting and you to volunteer a couple of hours group, said there was no reason lament only. Snacks served, 351-3685. 3-7-1 confront City Manager John for the city to begin the work did it so that the cost of the a week so that we can paint homes, 1 ^ch. Call MSU DAY CARE Patriarche. removal wouldn't be included move furniture and provide general at this time since they haven't INTER, 353-6154. 3-7-1 MOTHER'S HELPPER. Three days service to people who are unable to in the construction bids. Patriarche was involved in even begun taking bids for the a week, 9- 1 p.m. Okemos area, pay for the help they need. If you union negotiations and could construction yet. own transportation. 349-3424. care please contact Volunteer Bruce said he waited the 6-7-8 Action Corps in 1 Student Services not be disturbed. When the required 20 days for the a* ]@ NEED STUDENT volunteers to Bldg. There will be a meeting for all group Patriarche's would not secretary leave, "I don't think vindictive and arrogant are too strong of Citizens for appeal a Livable City to an expired court action work for non - partisan summoned Deputy Police words to use at this time," and when they failed to do so interested in working for Lynn ■ STUDENTS wanted. Adults candidate. Call 3 3 2-8338. Jondatil for state representative at 8 Chief Robert Foster, who Anderson said, referring to the the city was free to go ahead Hchildren. Committee to Elect Gaulden, p.m. Sunday at Edgewood Church, arrived with two police action. SHARP BROOKOVER with the lumbering. District Judr*. 6-7-1. 469 N. Hagadorn Road. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 28. ion Farmers' market: a shopper's delight Friendly faces, mouth - watering smells and shining fruits and vegetables greet the early morning visitor to the Municipal Market in Lansing. From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, the "farmer's market," as it is affectionately called by the people who go then, is a hub of activity. Lansing residents swarm past the 57 stalls of the market, located at the comer of Cedar and Shiawassee streets, examining the produce and exchanging niceties and bits of wisdom with the vendors. "I feel as if I know half of Lansing," said "egg lady" Mae Grueber, who has been selling eggs and poultry at the market for 17 years. "I think of my customers as friends." "I must see over 1,000 people a day here," said Bob Falsetta as he and iiis sons sorted strawberries near their table of tomatoes. Tbs; market has been at its present location since 1937 but has been in Lansing "longer than you and I have been around," said Deiton Morrice, asst. market master. "The prices may be a few cents higher than those in the stores, but the quality of the produce more than offsets that few cents," he said. "The market offers the mc*t tolerable type of retailing," said Spencer Brady, a former MSU student who runs a stall at the market for the Family of Man store in East Lansing. "It's capitalism in its best sense. TTiere is no price fixing here and most of the thinjs are of better quality. 1 do all of my shopping here. 1 haven't been inside of a grocery store in a long time." U HOCKEY r\T> Lansing Michigan 48915 ^ I 1225 W. Michigan "H phone 482-0000 J★★★★★★★★★ FREE * ICE SHOW * FOR HOCKEY } HANDICAPPED CHILDREN AND J MSU ICE RINK * Sun. June 30th 5 PM to 7PM FIGURE SKATING * * SCHOOL > DONATIONS MSU ICE RINK Mail to 1225 W. Michigan, Lansing or bring to the show Beginning Sunday, June 30th all ages Call 482-0000 for Info. HOCKEY LEARN TO SKATE THIS SUMMER GAME Registration for hockey & figure skating school AFTER THE SHOW ON SUNDAY NAME. SEXTON H.S. VS. ADDRESS. AN ALL BLACK HOCKEY TEAM PHONE. 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