King's mother killed; ... r« rAP> ATLS Sr mother of the slain civil e — Mrs. Martin Intoned the Lord's was shot as she Prayer. Mrs. King, 69, played the organ in the shot the other two victims "because they man the Dayton suburb of Miamisburg. arrested who was found drowned in his swimming were worshipping a false idol." He said the l#r,Kl°V was killed Sunday by a church where her son, the late Dr. Luther King Jr., preached the Martin man told police there were no other Mrs. King was taken to Grady Hospital after the shooting which occurrred pool five years ago. W 7h0 opened fire during services at philosophy shortly Martha Williams, a member of the of nonviolence. persons involved, but added that before 11 a.m. (EDT). A t>0> Rantist Church. A church spokesman, church, identified the other shooting 5*nezer Asst. Police Chief J.L. Mullins investigators believed he may have had a uo was killed and another said car that "was taken in announcing her death, said she had been victims as Edward Boykin, 69, an "Chenault told police he received orders Dayton." Mullins shot in the of the mouth. *'2er of the congregation was from his god to kill The Rev. Martin declined to elaborate. Mrs. area King's husband was given sedation Ebenezer deacon, who was killed, and Mrs. Jimmy Mitchell, 65. •ounded' nrrcsted a black man they Luther King Sr." King, 74, is He said Chenault told police "he at the hospital and released. pastor of the checked into a motel near the church Mrs. Mitchell, who was wounded in the fo'f. ^Marcus Wayne Chenault,21, church, but was not preaching this Coretta King, widow of the civil rights chest, was in satisfactory condition at Identified a Hc was charged with two Sunday. He entered the church just as the yesterday, and made plans for today... he leader, was out of town when the shooting told police he attended Grady, a hospital spokesman said. ^ffmurder, one of assault and one shooting started. Sunday school services at the church and then attended occurred, but returned home immediately. Another spokesman said a fourth (0U ii, a concealed wearpon. ''Chenault told investigators the reason the regular worship services." Derek King, one of the dead woman's person, identified as Charles Coleman, 76, of the King family said the he shot Mrs. King was because she was grandsons, said he helped subdue the was treated for shock and released. He said ' ftquo* « »wi»l * km,d nearest to him," Mullins added. Members A spokesman at Ohio State said Chenault was a first - year University gunman as he tried to reload his pistol. a bullet went through Coleman's coat. '""Tine "because she was a Christian of the congregation said she was about student in education at the graduate "He was delirious," Derek said. "He The church is located next to the grave j ii fhristians are my enemies." three feet from the gunman. school. Chenault's father, Marcus H. Chenault, is a appeared to be in a fever. He said over and of King Jr., the Nobel Prize • winning "the gunman opened fire as the choir Mullins quoted Chenault as saying he factory worker for Monsanto Industries in over, The war did this to me. It's the war.'" Derek is the son of the late A.D. black leader who was killed in Memphis, King, (Continued on page 9) ALBERTA KING Volume 168 Number 175 Monday, July 1,1974 East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Nixon-Brezhnev summit stalemated on arms limits YALTA, U. S. S. R.. (AP) - President Wednesday in a communique. however, with the qualification that much Nixon held what he called "very intensive The remained to be done, an observation press secretary said Nixor. will and extensive" talks Sunday with Soviet echoed by appear on Soviet television on Tuesday Pravda, the organ of leader Leonid I. Brezhnev on limiting night, then make a personal televised Brezhnev's Communist party. missiles with multiple warheads, but the report to the American people the next Brezhnev, who carried the conversation White House indicated negotiations on the he and Nixon posed for pictures at the night on results of the summit conference. as subject remained stalemated. Ziegler said Nixon will speak during a start of the day's session, declared with a Ronald L. Ziegler, the presidential press smile: "We've agreed on everything. Now refueling stop at Loring Air Force Base in Firefighters itand amid rubble of Gulliver's restaurant in Port Chester, N.Y., Sunday where most of 24 bodies found after secretary, told a news briefing that we can take rest." were Caribou, Maine. a mearly morning fire gutted the building. nothing has happened at the Nixon • From there, Ziegler said, the President Brezhnev summit to cause him to alter will go to his home at Key Biscayne, Fla., American officials gave few details of previous assessments by a "senior official" for a long Independence Day weekend. that a permanent agreement would be Sunday's discussions, but Ziegler said they Nixon and Brezhnev continued their dealt with arms control and "European DISCOTHEQUE BURNS impossible on curbing the production of MIRVs — Multiple Independently marathon summit on the Black Sea coast matters" that he did not specify. It was Sunday, after which the President assumed the two men discussed proposals Targeted Re - entry Vehicles. remarked: "We've made lot of for force reductions in a progress." Europe, which has Ziegler unmistakably referred to earlier Ziegler followed statements by Secretary of State Henry A. up Nixon's remark. stalemated East and West for years. 24 die in New Kissinger. Soviet spokesman Leonid Zamyatin was asked if he agreed with Ziegler. He said he worked for his own "senior official" and had nothing of substance to say on fORTCHESTER, N.Y. (AP)- Fire and A rock group called Creation was "When firemen hit the dance floor the the topic. thick smoke swept a swinging discotheque blaring away in the laughter • filled, dimly bodies were there one of the men fell The dim prospect for a new accord on i«ied with young merrymakers from • lit room on the Boston Post Road at the over one." limiting offensive weapons was Muent Westchester and Connecticut New York • Connecticut border when the underscored by Ziegler, who repeated, •unities early Sunday, killing 24 of first wisps of acrid - smelling smoke Mayor Joseph Dzaluk of Port Chester, after Zamyatin spoke, that he had no drifted in. which has a population of about 25,000, to cause change Kissinger's assessment, Medical authorities said 11 said the building was recently inspected women and The leader, John Henderson, said he did Nixon and Brezhnev conferred for more 13 men all died of smoke inhalation, and found to be free of violations. not smell the smoke but "we were told to than four hours Sunday, then cruised on Itlena heat burned their bodies after He said the restaurant burned down give an announcement that there was a fire the Black Sea for nearly three hour% taft which came "within once before when it was known as Lucy s minutes, nearby and not to get excited. and was damaged by fire when it was eating a late lunch aboard a Soviet yacht, "Mimes within seconds," they said. "We told them there was no danger and Ziegler ^ Kissinger md Sovjet number of known as the OPG Diner. injured in the inferno at to leave calmly." Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko would Oliver's restaurant could not be Organist Damon DeSeis and lead singer According to Dzaluk, "the band leader ny to Moscow with Brezhnev on Monday Wntely determined, but five George Clark stayed behind trying to calm were advised people on the dance floor that they to continue their conversations while the jfW at United Hospital here and 22 at the crowd. It was not known whether they had better leave when he noticed a little President and Mrs. Nixon make a 'jKiwich were Hospital it) Connecticut, escaped, but one body was found on the smoke. However, the crowd did not leave ceremonial visit to Minsk, in Byelorussia admitted, all for smoke bandstand, until the smoke got more intense and he southwest of Moscow, "won. Besides the main exit, there were two tow workers said about began shouting for everyone to move out The American spokesman said the two score fire doors and a way out through the immediately." President and Brezhnev "reviewed and * we treated on the scene or at kitchen. discussed in detail" the positions of their JNs for light ""Won. cases of smoke Joe Parsons, Jr., of Stamford, Conn., a They did as the vanguard of 300 tw0 countries on new arms curbs, part . time worker at the discotheque, said firemen from the entire area poured in to Kissinger already has described the Soviet Mii DelBello, Westchester County "In the beginning there was no panic, but fight the blaze. position as unacceptable to the United "We have no occupancy law per se," States, I■fy "toe,tragedies called the firehistory in He ordered a full the "one ofof the the then the became investigation. everyone place filled up with smoke and disoriented." "The place was packed because there said Port Chester Fire Rathgeb. "It is usually left Chief Vincent up to common Ziegler confirmed at the briefing that the two leaders have completed talks on K fore are criminal aspects to this were a lot of people home from college, sense. The owners have been very good in steps to curb antiballistic missiles systems, Jp> "We will *e will send it to the grand jury Parsons said. the past in making sure the place is not He said an agreement, which presumably would freeze present ABM systems at one "Prisaid. prosecute," Dist. Atty. Carl "People were screaming and running all »»,« nin™ " nnp firpman said. (Continued on page 9) for each country, would be announced Unit to study college sports urged By STEVE STEIN reflecting discrimination and unequal inadequate educational and tutorial contention that racism still permeates treatment of minorities in intercollegiate programs, inequitable financial aid, social every segment of college athletics," Green wat!NewsS,affWriter »«!)l educators were athletics." problems and limitations on dress, said. part of a 19 . • It recommended that the proposed political expression and dating. JTJwhich , "on financed urges-in 815°-pa*e • report to be released commission look into such areas as the "As much as one would like to believe Green has been a long - time counselor for black athletes in the Big Ten. Soviet Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev talks with President Nixon AP wirephoto failure of black athletes to receive degrees that the problems of the black athlete are Ofeil Cr.eat'on a national sports in similar proportion to white athletes, pretty much behind us, it is our Clarence Underwood, MSU's assistant during a walk through the grounds of Brezhnev's dacha on the Black Sea coast *Sc n, K. StUdy the ethical 8nd to the athletic director for academic Sunday. kletjcs ms facin8 intercollegiate affairs, handles problems athletes #0be,L»tofL?u.Grenn'Dl'vel°Pment, the dean of the encounter off the field. . and Nell Ic director in charge of Underwood said his program designed to make sure that office has a all MSU woman raped; man rtl'T* both Part of a seven athletes progress toward graduation. Hicks »„? W'ilch studied the situation a nd other minorities in college His office sponsors a study hall program and a tutorial program and has an arrested by city police t r^POrt, which was directed academic orientation session during the S;? crcii °n Educ»«™ fall for incoming athletes. An MSU student was raped in her suspect had apparently entered the 'Con 18 areaS Which Underwood believes the academic East Lansing apartment Saturday morning. East Lansing police early victim's apartment. Police arrested Carl Jay Burman, -'•g vioiatirj' n° widespread problem that "not all, but a few" black arrested a suspect at the scene. JrT ' com"iercialization of athletes face is one of lack of enough The victim was taken to Sparrow 18, of 334 Center St., Ionia, in the «nd nii cxcessive pressures on preparation in high school. apartment bedroom. Hospital in Lansing where she Burman was arraigned before letes in t0 win' favoritism to treated and released. was Judge Robert Bell, 55th District Court, and r-iiattAn... and "Hut means they have to struggle for RS** . ,th|etic officerbus said women. two yean with remedial courses to catch Police said they received a call at 4:45 a.m. reporting that someone charged with breaking and entering, ^ Ine up and a lot just don't have time to wasy rape and assault with gross indecency. nroirfmc attempting to break into an v FIIMCII1S outlined It, complete their majors," Underwood said. Burman demanded an examination k wf Ut belit've MSU is\ apartment. While investigating this and a cash bond of $10,000 was set. "Hiis isn't a University problem but , report they discovered that the The bond was not posted. found und inc'uded Grecn fand " considerable NELL JACKSON (Continued on 9) evidf ROBERT GREEN page 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mass transportation advisory unit seeks greater role in city transit By JIM KEEGSTRA The Mass Transportation transportation commission. motorized transport and State News Staff Writer Committee wants the personal The suggested commission parking. would have nine members, The recommendations state meeting to better convey its that administrative staff should A citizen advisory group to members' desire for an appointed for staggered two • be provided by the city Study finds meat prices down East Lansing's City has sent a letter Council to City effective future for the group, and thus, a future for mass year terms, and include one ex - officio member from city manager along with Manager John Patriarche transit planning in the city. council. cooperation and coordination A campaign to narrow the meat price gap between requesting a personal meeting In addition to the request, It would report to the city for the commission's activities. the farm and the supermarket apparently has paid off with whomever conducts a the committee has sent a one - manager on all major areas of Also significant is the for consumers. An Associated Press marketbasket survey planned review of all such city page list of recommendations transportation within the city, suggestion that members from such as bus service, trains, non the commission should serve as showed the family grocery bill declined during June, groups. for its restructuring as a funded East Lansing's representatives mainly because of sales on beef. on regional transit groups such Prices were checked on 15 food and nonfood items in as the Capital Area Rail 13 cities on March 1, 1973, rechecked at the beginning of each succeeding month. The latest survey showed the overall bill declined in nine cities during June, down an Family in Lansing killed Council and the Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) which runs Lansing's bus system. average 2.2 per cent. The bill was up in four cities, in triple slaying-suicide Since this is presently not increasing an average 4 per cent. During May, the survey the case ana city council showed the marketbasket increased in eight cities and recently reappointed the same declined in five. representatives to the rail The biggest savings for consumers came A Lansing man shot and County Shelter home; another Friday, Judge Donald S. Owens council and CATA, the from sales on other members of the beef items. Chopped chuck declined in 10 cities during killed his wife and youngest daughter, Karri, 10, and his and transportation committee said daughter at home, then went wife Wilma, 35, who were court staff were called to the those representatives should June and all - beef frankfurters went down in price in to a halfway house and fatally found in their home on the shelter home, arriving within work closely with the proposed nine cities. wounded his oldest daughter south side. minutes of the shooting. commission. The average price of a pound of chopped chuck at the and finally turned the gun on Police said Dare apparently The committee's suggestions The court psychologists himself in the triple slaying - come in response to a city end of June was SI. 12 - down about 13 percent from shot Karri and his wife at their came in and examined the suicide Friday night in Lansing. home on Denver Street and council - ordered organization the $ 1.29 level at the end of May. The average price was children and any who appeared Lansing police said Robert then went to the shelter home, injured or suffering from study of East Lansing's the same as it was last March, just before consumers approximately 20 Dare, 37, died of self • inflicted seeking out his other daughter. shock taken to started organizing a week - long meat boycott to protest were Sp:irrow commissions, committees and gunshot wounds. Also dead Vickie was picked out of a Hospital where they were were his daughter, Vickie, 15, boards. high prices. crowd by Dare and shot. No treated and released. who was slain while in a crowd one else at the institution was The mass transportation of persons inside the Ingham wounded as the group The Ingham County Shelter group and the commissions are dispersed at the sounds of Home is a temporary home for also worried that the vagueness Murder trial to begin in Houston of the council order — not Ford signs gunshots. Dare then turned the children with family problems and is not a detention facility. detailing any methods or weapon on himself, police conclusions - could allow Elmer Wayne Henley, 18, goes on trial Monday in the The doors are locked at said, and died a short time later Patriarche to influence the Houston mass murders case despite efforts by defense to wi go up in Sparrow Hospital with his night and visitation by family study's final recommendations. and friends is limited to delay or move the trial out of this city. GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) - eldest daughter. Sunday, Monday and Henley is charged with the deaths of six teen - aged Embarrassed officials will On May 31 Vickie was Wednesday nights from 6 to 9 males, all of them either neighbors, friends or placed in the shelter home after p.m. All visits must be replace seven stolen signs that Lansing police had filed a acquaintances of the youth. proclaim East Grand Rapids is approved in advance and the home of Vice President petition alleging child cruelty visitors must be checked in The six were among 27 youths found buried in three against Dare. Gerald R. Ford, before he when they come. locations in and around the Houston area last August. A hearing was held in comes back home on a Another barrage of motions is expected to be filed by Probate Court on Wednesday, Court personnel will meet scheduled trip in mid - July. June 26 and Dare admitted to Henley's attorney, Will Gray of Houston, who has The signs were put up after Monday to determine what Ford was named Vice President beating Vickie. Vickie said that security improvements are already been turned down by the Texas Supreme Court she could not remember any and stolen in April after they necessary. in one effort. beatings prior to March of this had been attached to the city year, and Dare agreed to go to limit signs. the Community Mental Health 54-missile launch called success City manager Fred Tholen Center where he had an TUESDAY NITE said Saturday that the signs, at a cost of $31 each, will be appointment for Monday at 11 a.m. side The National Aeronautics and Space Administration replaced by the time of Ford's visit. Following the shooting launch of 54 research missiles in a 24 - hour period off Wallops Island, Va„ was a success, spokesmen said The State News is published by the students of Michigan State .Sunday. *U'. University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, There were some setbacks, however, including the and a special Welcome We«k edition is published- in (September. OUR GENUINE Yiery disintegration of one rocket. Subscription rate is $20 per year. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and $1.79 RIB-EYE STEAK The last of the 54 rockets was fired Sunday only 20 business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State FOR ONLY minutes behind schedule. Technicians said 41 of the 54 Univeristy, Hast Lansing, Michigan, 48824. shots were listed as successes, eight as partial successes, PHONES and five were failures. News/Editorial 355-8252 More than 100 scientists from the United States, Classified Ads 355-8255 353-6400 Canada, Great Britain and Germany, were on hand to Display Advertising Business Office 355-3447 view the rockets flash into the skies from six launch Photographic 355-8311 pads. The missiles carried payloads of chemicals or sensitive electronic gear designed to probe the earth's atmospheric border with space. Red tape said used to cut spending The Office of Management and Budget deliberately is EAST LANSING'S ONLY CO - OP FOR OPTICAL NEEDS snarling public works projects in red tape so it won't have Mon. & Thurs. to spend appropriated funds, says Rep. Jim Wright, 3d! 11 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. D-Tex., the chairman of a House investigations 3615330 l&MMl Sat.. 9 A.M. to Noon subcommittee. EYE EXAMINATIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. The OMB is the budget arm of the executive branch CO-OPTICAL SERVICES 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near FrandorShopping Center of government. Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist 5001W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall Wright's Public Works subcommittee on investigations Now in Brookfield Plaza held hearings three years ago in an effort to cut through the red tape choking public works programs. Since then the average processing time for public works grants in an emergency economic program grew < fit from 79 days to 348 days. Soviet physicist fasts in protest ^^tudent ook tore Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov said Sunday he hopes his two - day - old hunger strike would draw the attention of President Nixon and Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev to alleged human rights TEACHERS AIDS violations in the Soviet Union. Once the Soviet Union's top nuclear physicist and the scientist considered responsible for developing the Kremlin's hydrogen bomb, Sakharov, 53, began his fast THE TEACHER'S at midnight Friday in support of an open letter to Brezhnev and Nixon urging them to discuss human rights during their summit meeting. The letter also called for the two to work for the Survival MATERIALS FOR release of 80 Soviet political prisoners. CLASSROOM TEACHERS Union,grower locked in legal fight The United Farm Workers of America (AFL-CIO) and Hollis B. Roberts, one of the nation's leading growers of wine grapes, tree fruits and nuts, are locked in a legal battle over the union's attempt to dissolve a picketing injunction. For over a year, the injunction has restricted the number of individuals the Farm Workers union have stationed near Robert's field in Bakersfield, Calif. In the current dispute, Barbara Rhine, farm workers AND MANY MORE IN STOCK lawyer, contends that Roberts may no longer be entitled to the picketing injunctions because he may not be the 421 E. GRAND RIVER 351-4210 true owner of all the lands on which there are injunctions. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 1,1974 3 Fiscal year begins; budget delayed By JOANNA FIRESTONE election year United Press International budget would Bobby D. Crim, D Davison, July weekend Wednesday. stalling, they charged, $5 billion in federal funds for outstrip available revenues, the - Republicans and Democrats said the House would take up The Senate's game plan this Houne passed Republicans can't be accused were expected to caucus today lake, land and air LANSING — Today is the budget bills the controversial welfare week, however, was up in the by their challengers of failing and discuss their strategy. totaled $8 million less than transportation facilities. first day of the new fiscal budget today and complete air. to get funding for If the Senate opts to ignore Milliken's recommendations. pet local year, but Michigan does not work on the education, Senate Democrats charged projects. Non budgetary proposals on The total Miiliken budget action for another have a state budget and budget is highways, retirement and that balky Republicans want to Receiving the House's week, it could consider a $1 the House's calendar, including probably won't have one for pegged at $2.8 million. grants and transfers bills before delay budget action until after unanimous ultimatum to finish biliion mass transit bonding a revamp of the state's 100 another two weeks. Majority Floor Leader it adjourns for a long Fourth of the August primary. By by old rape law, revenue up July 15, Senate proposal which whisked year - Technically, the state had no through the House last week. sharing and decriminalization operating funds today because The bonding proposal, if of. public intoxication, are the Senate adjourned last week before it had a chance to give WANT WELFARE FUND HIKE approved by the state's voters expected to be shelved until after the in November, could generate budget is completed. final approval to an interim budget continuing spending until the enacted. As new budget is originally passed by the 200 storm st Sena.t, the continuation UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL budget had no expiration date. current version of the 1974-75 who was not there, and TTie House, however, amended get the checks but we're budget would grant them 8.5 shouted, "One, two, three, concerned about the money and passed the stop Some 200 welfare mothers • gap per cent increases in their four, help the poor" and "We that will be in the check," with children in tow stormed measure Friday with a July 15 welfare checks even though a shall not be moved." There was Bragg said. deadline. through the state Capitol family of four on welfare now no response from the The Senate is expected to The Senate must agree to Friday demanding that welfare is receiving only $4,200 a year. governor's office. payments be increased. give final legislative approval the deadline and Gov. Miiliken The mothers stood outside They said the legislature's Ella Bragg, 55, Detroit, Monday to a contingency must sign it into law before the office of Gov. Miiliken, chairperson of the Michigan budget which would continue funding is renewed. state spending at this year's State Welfare Rights Organization, employes would face level. said the legislators were payless continuation paydays if the budget is not enacted this week. There also Ford may run in 76, "playing with our lives" by not appropriating enough money The mothers commemorating the 8th also were for welfare. The legislature, in anniversary of the founding of may be a delay in monthly the National Welfare Rights an effort to trim this Twnty AP wirephoto • three trainees of payments to Michigan's 15,000 welfare recipients. The House passed four of its brother tells paper proposed budget, has slashed welfare spending levels from year's Organization, they said. Suzie Lewis, 25, head of the South Oakland County Welfare Ihi Hawaiian Electric Co. eight budget bills Friday, those originally proposed. LANSING (UPI) - Vice He would run for the job if Rights Organization, charged dimb onto this pole to mark including funding for natural The welfare bill now stands that the legislature was President Gerald R. Ford does there's a mandate for it. Or he Hk halfway point in their resources, agriculture, state at $825.7 million. approving pay hikes for high not really want to be president, would run for the job if the three • year training program police and military affairs and The welfare mothers did not state officials and sweetening his half • brother said Friday. frontrunner is someone he in which they learn to be general government. appear to be particularly up their own pensions while "I am absolutely positive he doesn't have faith in," Ford concerned that the state will Easing fears that the really doesn't covet the job," said. ignoring the needs of the poor. start the new fiscal year today "We're not getting the said Thomas Ford, a former By a mandate, Ford said he with no budget — which could increases we really need," she ■Funds of state representative who now meant a genuine outpouring delay their checks. can works analyst. as a legislative fiscal "He really doesn't and not a drummed - up one. "I can't believe that he's got "We know we'll eventually said. "We're not getting as much as they are." Ifor governor want it." But, in an interview with the Lansing State Journal, Ford or is even thinking of an organization to put him in the primaries," Ford said. "But I'm open thursday andfriday nights until nine. Jerome P. Cavanagh, earlier JI DETROIT (UPI) - James E. disclosed their financial worth. conceded that if he doesn't talking off the top of my head because that's a question I fells, a South field attorney wind up in the White House I (ho is in the running for the Levin, a former state before - hand, his brother will would never ask him. 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Joe Kirby Staff Representative t ByC. L. SULZBERGER and tiny Israel, both curiously impinging willingness to move toward settlement during Nixon's second administration, | with its neighbors; yet the political a variety of reasons some of the mt New York Times upon the Soviet - American relationship. The trend toward developing Sino ■ weakness of the Jerusalem government important aspects of this movement st EDITORIALS Though Leonid Brezhnev has made it American friendship, so careftilly worked complicates and hinders progress. It was made clear during Nixon's recent remain tentative. Unless key govern men involved - starting with our own - ( amply clear he is not concerned with out by Mao Tse - Tung and Chou En - Lai that the whole improve their internal position American politics, the dismal Watergate together with the Nixon - Kissinger team, Middle East tour new has slowed down. A gap in authority has enhancing their political authority, mui fabric designed to achieve ultimate Congress scandal or current attempts to cut down of the structure of their foreign polj( mu Henry Kissinger, there is little doubt that the impact of these affairs is bound to diminish results of the present Moscow caused loss of diplomatic confidence. While Kissinger seems to have eluded efforts to reduce his role, the same is not settlement will dissolve unless a formula is found to compose Israeli relationships may ultimately prove as of cards. fragile as a houi with the Palestinian Arabs. This must be summit talks. true for Chou, whose influence has defense spend done relatively soon unless the area is to Brezhnev let it be known lessened. Revived factionalism in China prior to this explode again into another phase of has affected that country's present meeting that he regarded President Nixon capacity to act much as the Watergate violence. GASTRONOMY as U.S. chief of state with intact There has long been reason to Pentagon budget and are getting paralysis is hitting the United States. However, Israel's new government has powers and that therefore he and his such a tenuous political majority in its little in return. This must clearly comfort Brezhnev's decry this nation's enormous famous diplomatic lieutenant were quite Parliament that it must make concessions critics. The greatest conceivable threat in Paris p as able to negotiate as in any previous defense budget, but with the release Congress must consequently the minds of Soviet strategists is some to minority parties — above all the this month of two studies showing reassess the value of defense superpower colloquy. But while this may kind of anti ■ Russian combination in orthodox religious faction — in order to continue to be true in Soviet and other the different detrimental effects of spending on its own merits, keeping which America and China are joined. keep control. The religious faction is ready foreign eyes, the debilitating effect of to do almost anything to military spending on the economy, in mind that it restrains rather than successive crises is producing The role of Israel in U.S. - Soviet block a injurious particularly the Michigan there is new reason economy, for outrage. buoys the economy. Americans must recognize that repercussions abroad. The United States is a glaring example relationships is obviously different, but not negligible. The entire pattern of settlement with the Palestinian Arabs, and this freezes national policy. for fine Middle East change worked out by Nixon Thus, though there has been dramatic American citizens have long been conversion legislation is an idea of a political fact that plagues more than movement on significant diplomatic fronts one country today, namely that no society and Kissinger depends upon Israeli told that Pentagon spending is a whose time has come. George booster for the economy. They McGovern, D - S.D., has sponsored various forms of such legislation for can nourish a crisis in authority for any extended period without paying some THE PRE-SIDE^-PS mouse sad sac have been warned repeatedly that 10 years with little support or price. That price is expressed in limitations cuts in such spending would on the application of foreign policy. sacrifice jobs and Without By ART BUCHWALD ruin local success. a legislative vehicle The consequence is that at this economies. for the shift to civilian spending, particular Brezhnev • Nixon summit But the new evidence shows that the dire economic repercussions American hopes seem less ambitious than PARIS - The last time I was in Par| six years ago, I wrote a column t defense spending itself is sacrificing forecasters say would follow a in the past and more intent on "rescuing" fundamental policy goals to be pursued "Paris on $500 a Day." The thrust of tj jobs ("The Empty Pork Barrel," a defense spending cut could piece was that it was still possible to J later than in breaking new ground. It is all PIRGIM report) and draining materialize. With such a vehicle, the too evident that the President had lost by in the French capital on $500 if yd money out of many local transition to greater civilian momentum in his search for superpower passed up lunch. My French friends, f well as Americans living in FranJ economies (a study by James spending would be painless. detente before leaving for Moscow. Political weakness at home has so far thought the article was very funny. B| Anderson for Rep. Les Aspin, D - The representatives and senators prevented him from making good on they aren't laughing any more. Wis.) from Michigan, one of the hardest - When it comes to credits and advantageous trade conditions It is now a documented fact that hit victims of the Pentagon's inflation, the United previously promised to Brezhnev. Now the defense spending is near the bottom voracious appetite, should be States is "Mary argument over whether Kissinger was too of job - producing government generous in earlier SALT negotiations — a Poppins" and France among the first to speak out for is 'Deep Throat." defense budget cuts and conversion discussion hinting at differences between expenditures and that government But if you don't the secretaries of state and defense — spending on almost any other area legislation. further handicaps the U.S. position. worry about prices, - housing, teaching or The waste of resources - It is impossible to know whether this you can still have a financial, human and material marvelous time in I conservation, for instance - will - fact in turn may embarrass Brezhnev. yield more jobs in the economy as a which pour into the defense Despite his dominance of the Soviet scene, Paris. What you have I whole. machine with increasingly little he has been indirectly criticized by Soviet to do is forget I hawks for placing too much stock in everything and just ' The evidence shows some areas return to the people of this country decide to live for the moment. detente. Logically speaking, the obstacles of the country, particularly the must be ended now, before the I did this the first night I arrived! holding up fulfillment of Nixon's pledges Great Lakes region, are paying far American economy verges on could give apparent reason to arguments town. My wife and I went to a small bisd more than their share of the collapse. of Soviet hardliners. Certainly Moscow has that boasted two stars in the Gui| Michelin. recently backed away from concessions at the East West European security talks in - When the waiter gave us the menul Geneva. thought he made a mistake. "I beg your pardon, monsieur," I ss U.S. can give own Two other governments - way - show signs of internal each in its weakness approximately equivalent to that "But I believe you have made a You gave me the Bank of FrancJ financial report for the month of May." of the United States and producing foreign "No, monsieur, that is the carte pJ policy reflections. These are massive China dinner." to military VOX P0PULI she My wife, who always gets nervous wlJ sees melon selling for more than $' portion, whispered to me, "Let's get J of here." One area military contractors The National Science "Don't be silly. We don't get to P should look into as they convert to peace - time production is the solar energy industry. Foundation and NASA last year issued a joint recommendation for $3.52 billion for solar research and City council questioned very often. Let's enjoy it." I studied I menu carefully. "Now we have our cl We can have the white asparagus or tree in front of 65 environment land recently Joel to college in the fall." In contrast with all other current development during the next 15 To the Editor: University Drive. on so Though silver maples are not the best of "donated" to the city by MSU north of She said: "You mean to say that w and proposed sources of energy, years. After review, the funds were Following is an open letter to the East Lansing City Council and staff: street trees, they are indeed worthy of Kellogg Center on Harrison Road. Needless asparagus costs as much as Joel's tuitioifl solar power will not pollute the lowered to $50 million, less than care where existing. to "Yes," I replied, "but they're the laj Congratulations on your instructions to say we lost many healthy tree atmosphere or water, it will not one - tenth the amount given to the However, condemnation on your specimens, at least one more than 50 years white ones with Holandaise sauce. You c| the crew who, last year, so carefully burn up irreplaceable resources, it Atomic Energy Commission for repaired and who, last week, so diligently instructions to the 20 - man or more crew old. only get them in the spring." will not threaten health or lives and further development of nuclear checked and fertilized a damaged street who yesterday decimated the visual It seems to me that your priorities are "But," my wife, always the f it will not provide exorbitant power. the wrong way around. And a few years one, said, "Joel had his heart set on go| ago I would have considered myself to to college." profits to a few conglomerates. Billions of dollars have been have been in the minority with such a "Look, Joel can go to school any ti Critics of America's energy poured into nuclear research over viewpoint. Now I am not so sure. But how often do we come to France I policies have estimated that enough the past 20 years, but it has not My misgivings a.j not eased by the solar power could question as to who actually originated and have a chance to order white asparaguf have been been proven that this energy source know if we explain it to him I who issued the orders for such speedy available in the United States to is either economically feasible or understand." action and why. Reasons such as "that the offset the Arab oil embargo and even safe. Harrison Michigan 'Topics' project is now - There were so many dishes to choi possibly make the Alaska pipeline No proponents of solar energy underway" seem rather thin, especially from after the first course unnecessary. usage claim that it will replace all when I do not believe citizens have couldn't make up my mind. But been told of the updated costs to the city Congress has consistently other sources, but it is clean, safe Finally I said to my wife, "Rememj of a new state highway department failed to appropriate the needed and unlimited. If Congress is willing that house we were going to f contract (if any) that we will ultimately be funds for research and development to remove the shackles of the fossil Martha's Vineyard?" paying a proportionate share of, for "The one overlooking the ocean?" of this source for economic rather fuel industries' political instance. "That's the one," I said. "Let's havej than technical reasons. U.S. leaders contributions - perhaps by I, for one, would appreciate more lobster instead." have demonstrated confusion and disclosure and information on the actions providing incentives to current of my representatives. "You mean you'd rather have 1< indecision over solar energy. military contractors to enter the than own a house on Martha's Vineyarj Various bills, opposed by the coal, solar energy industry - sun power Michael R. Hodges "But this lobster is cooked ii cream sauce of chef. It could be y gas and oil conglomerates, are now will become an invaluable Asst. professor of urban planning and before we have a lobster like this again.! stagnating in the House and Senate. supplemental energy source. landscape architecture have to think of our old age." "I don't know," my wife said. "I I my heart set on that house." COMMENTARY "Well, I have my heart set on lobl and, since they're both the same pricl think our stomachs should come first.T The waiter handed me the wine card J Inflation beating British middle class said. "There's a very nice Pouilly Fuissi "Can we afford it?" my wife asked. I "We can if we sell the car when we| back home." their standards of life at risk. It is harder for the professional person Postwar Britain has had remarkable endless economic troubles. As it took "I need a car," she protested. BY ANTHONY LEWIS are New York Times Inflation is now running at an annual or civil servant to accept what inflation achievements in assuring minimum over from the gentry and the industrial "All right," I said. "We'll order! and taxation are doing to him or her standards for all its citizens. The welfare grandees at the end of the last century, it inexpensive Sancerre and cancel r rate approaching 20 per cent in Britain. The British middle class has been fair Tax changes made by the new Labor because, in their view, the same thing is system and the National Health Service must now hand over effective power to orthodonist's work on Connie's teeth.'j have greatly reduced the worst cruelties of the working class. game for social critics through this government bite everyone with an income not happening to the coal miner or the Copyright 1974 income inequality, and public spending on Those who disagree and they are not century. Shaw mocked its morality; others over about $6,500 a year, and more at automobile worker. The powerful unions have pronounced it smug, philistine, transportation, arts and other amenities only on the political right — doubt that have broken all attempts at wage restraint higher levels. As a result, people can sense has improved life for all. society will be better off if its parochial. and are demanding and getting increases that their real income - their standard of professionals and its managers expect to "Every gun that is made, < But a good many of the qualities life is being cut. higher than the price trends. But the process that appears to be get poorer every year. It is also dangerous warship launched, every rocket fird admired in this country are products of under way now is quite different from politically to destroy the middle class, signifies, in the final sense, a theM middle - class tradition: honesty, fairness, In theory, of course, the middle - class from those who hunger and are nm That people should feel threatened in that improving of minimum standards. It they argue; that was done in Weimar resilience, the nonpolitical dedication of person can increase his money income to such a situation is not surprising. Harold is, nther, a process of leveling. When a Germany. It is especially foolish, they fed, those who are cold and are nJ civil servants and teachers and other keep up with inflation. In fact, it is Lever, a member of the Labor cabinet who country has no economic growth - and so continue, when no one suggests a clothed. This world in arms is n 56 42 Churlish MANAGEMENT BY: ALLSTATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. (Behind Yankees 5i 1 51 % sr 43 Pciioilnl 44 Chattel li on the rivar!) Par lime 20 m % Ya 3 30 45 Fifty two 46 Compute hjgan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 9 ' Rooms % muses |!CCJ hr S* ji^ Recreation Commission to watch over college sports? CLEAN, QUIET KENWOOD KR-100 CR088R0ADB monOM house for rent. furnished carpeted, receiver. PARK ESTATE 1965. 12' x 60' (Continued from page 1) MSU. "A gradual de-emphasis of ^S.S130. 487-2267. rooms for men. From Nikko ST A-5010 receiver. Akai Br01-" with 6' x 8' addition on lot in the big - time sports $60 per month. Utilities 1730DDS "Being sensitive to the is quadrophonic tape Mobile Home park,'central .air included. Free parking. Close to one that we try to resolve once problems of the black athlete, I occurring and, while the recorder. Turntables, speakers, conditioning, shed and fence. they would be the first one to "~'Ze own room. Six mile*, campus. Call Sue, after 4 p.m and largB awortment of small 675-5360. 5-7-1 get on campus," he nonrevenue - producing sports 351-0473. 5-7-6 said. Underwood maintains become aware of any problems are being maintained, their m m-xK- stereo systems. LP's and tapes. Guaranteed Musical instruments such as that no discrimination exists in that come up," he said. future seems in some doubt." 1973 OAKBROOK 12' x 60'. Two (4-7-3 QUIET ADULT Neet, 2 rooms, Fender, Gibson, Marshall and parts & accessories financial aid to athletes at Underwood said MSU is Of the AAU - NCAA bedrooms, partly carpeted. and bikes. house, own room. furnished. On park, near Accoustic. Portable TV's Kitchen *LL among the top 10 universities jurisdictional feud over appliances, . - NS Eastern/Sparrow cameras, household items, and wesher/dryer. $4700. 625-7070. it Repaired nationally in proportionate nonprofessional athletes, the » 149.1778.3-7 riw-3 Refrigerator/hotplate References, no pets. 663-8418. much more. SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 DICKER & DEAL( 5-7-8 most within 48 hrs. numbers of black athletes. report said: "The differences ,Frl., Sat., 9:30-4:30 Jackson said her basic involved in the controversy / ... 2-7-1 South Cedar. 487-3886. We buy Thurs., 9:30 -9:00 ''"room in house. sell and trade. C-7-31 TWO TRAILERS for sale, 10' x 50' Sun. 12-5 for It's What's concern in the study was with are beyond the point of "Lji.wly1 FaH °P,ion' C,ow- SINGLE, MALE student; block and 8' x 35'. Good condition, Also open: Sat., Sun., Thurs. Happening must be received in the the women athlete in reasonable compromise... and furnished, 5 - years - old, close nights campus. Cooking, parking. 314 reasonably priced. State News Office, 341 Student intercollegiate athletics. some kind of external body V, to campus, Evergreen. 332-3839. 5-7-3 Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least The report recommended 355-9771.5-7-1 along the lines called for in GIBSON'S two class days before publication. the proposed commission of the proposed i^udet utilities. summef °r fall. EAST LANSING. Private rooms, No announcements will be accepted study the of some (.A.C. 337-1405. 5 7 1 girls. Available now. Cooking, BOCK KING Marlett ARTHUR'S Court. 1966 12' x 60'. Two | Service by phone. extent discrimination against women, legislation in Washington should be established." parking. 482-8932. 5-7-3 'piVoR two people needed to ADDIC bedrooms. Kitchen appliances, Volunteer readers for blind the controversy over the The report notes in a k .* *>"*■ Res,on#b'B, GIRLS. Own air conditioner. Partly carpeted. MORNING AND Afternoon half students on campus are needed for integrated versus the separate - summary statement: "It is a jffliyMO »»«>■" SUMMER - rooms, summer term. Contact Mary Taylor Extras! $3800. 485-4960. 3-7-3 day school openings but • pre equai budgetary problem posed by BOOK SALE - - close to campus. House or the Office of Volunteer available in quality child care treatment and the awarding of privileges. 332-5497. 5-7-1 Programs for an assignment at 27 uncontrollable operating costs, ."south magnolia. ne«J 50% OFF 1972 MARLETTE. 12' x 63' with center. Minimum of two % days Student Services Bldg. athletic scholarships. the cost of keeping up with the (fip(ci0us house, newly ROOM BEAUTIFUL cheap. expando. Three bedrooms, required weekly. Summer "The problem with women's competition, and the price - Lgrited. own room. $65. - Close. Summer lease. 332-5622 - on our regular furnished. August. 677-0822, placement only. Snacks served, The MSU Railroad Club is athletics is different in that we elastic nature of gate receipts. S«725. X3-7-1 only early evenings. 6-7-3 low prices after 5 p.m. 3-7-3 no lunch. Call MSU DAY CARE CENTER, 353-5154. 3-7-1 holding work sessions on Tuesday and Thursday nights throughout need to attract more minority "And it is a problem that •paperbacks 75% off the in the program," AOVoMAN. Third single in big 1967 DETROITER. 12' x 56'. Two summer at 1225 Berkshire women exacerbates the ethical JL close. $68 veer - round. HAS LETT, NEAR. Room. Bath, 'hardbacks 50% off bedrooms, unfurnished, stove TV AND STEREO rentals. Jackson stated. "Many do have dilemma of intercollegiate m 353-3186. 482-8227. E kitchen privileges. $20 per week. and refrigerator, skirting. Must $24/term. $9.95/month. Free the skills to make the teams. sports by creating still more 339-9485. 5 7-3 128 W. Grand River be day delivery and service. "Part of the problem is IIDin. X-5-75 moved from lot. $2700. same Volunteers Who know about pressure for victory at any upstairs Phone 646-6543. 5-7-1 Call NEJAC, 337-1300. horses are needed to teach retarded preparation at certain high moral cost." open Tues Fri 1 -6, 7 C-14-7-31 B ROOM, ^9e house. Office SUMMER AND Fall. 334 Michigan - - 9 children how to ride at Beekman Center this summer. Horses will be schools. But I'm sure that in MSU Athletic Director Burt kdI, in Photography business Avenue, across from campus. the next few years we'll find Smith says his concern is with uj responsible per.on, $55 $85/month. Utilities Lost & Found provided. For more details, please x contact Tony at the Office of many more minority women exactly what the role of —-C 14-7-31 included, call after 6 ' 332-5906. 3-7-5 p.m. instructions Volunteer Programs, 27 Student Services Bldg. coming in," Jackson said. athletics is in the total Another area the report asks University concept. HOUSE ~ One apart"1®"'- FIND SOMETHING the proposed commission to "We have always had the lose to campus. All utilities BESELER AND Omega enlargers. If you've found a pet or article of We desperately need people like J,id Reasonable. Call NEJAC, Crown graphic press camera. 16 value, we want to help you return PIANO STUDENTS wanted. Adults study is the lack of black policy that we want a well - —I. C-2-7-3 Bolex movie 25 it. Just coaches and officials. rounded athletic program, one SHARE HOUSE near St. Lawrence cameras. Super-8 Movie cameras. Polaroid come into the State News or children. Reasonable rates. move furnituare and pr,^jde general The report, sponsored Classified Department and tell us 484-5055. 5-7-5 service to people who are unable to by that is competitive in the Big st lansing. Private bedroom. with 2 females. $80/month plus cameras $6 - up. Kodak pocket you want to place an ad in EAST pay for the help they need. If you grants from the Ford Ten. We want to have as broad (lore bath, kitchen, and rec • utilities. Phone 882-6895. 2-7-3 Instamatics, used Hallicrafter LANSING STATE BANK'S Found FRENCH TUTORING by TA. Low care, please contact the Volunteer Foundation and the Carnegie a program as we can possibly room $55 per month. XS71 receiver. 20 used portable Column. As a public service EAST rates. 337-7495 or 351-1737. Action Corps, 1 Student Services Corp. of New York, finance," he said. 351-9037 8 5 weekdays. 5-7-1 . MEN, SINGLE room, close to typewriters. Mcintosh stereo LANSING STATE BANK will run Laurel Cline. 3-7-5 Bld8- recommended that the campus, available immediately. equalizer. 100 used 8 track the ad at no cost to you) commission be set up for three 0 8EDR00M, Fill. $272 per 4 girl house. month, plus 351-5076, after 54-7-5 tapes. $1.50 each. Tested and guaranteed 8 track tape players EAST LANSING STATE BANK years under the sponsorship of Rep introduces itilities. Unfurnished. Two SINGLE ROOM. One block from and FM converter. 25 used clock C-7-31 available. MARSHALL'MUSIc! the ACE which has as its Hocks from campus. Call campus. Washer/dryer. $58. radios. Used stereo headphones. 351-7830. C-1-7-1 performances will be held inside the members more than 1,600 bill to hike fines 361-8182.3-7-1 332-2018. 3-7-1 TV sets. Canon pocket FOUND: BLACK shaggy puppy, colleges, universities and calculator. Binoculars. 30 white feet and chest. BOARD EXAM TUTORING educational associations. R man needed for used Golf clubs. Special low sets and Beal. 332-4407. C-1-7-1 Michigan STANLEY H. KAPLAN Put yourself on Cloud 9. Kind George H. Hanford, for shoplifters prices on 200 diamond TUTORING COURSES and know ,he source' substance. executive vice president of the LOST: LANSING (UPI) Legislation $58 Call 351-9519. engagement sets. Several low months BLACK female kitten, 5 Now being formed for the m/-at law„.andyou.?°w" within "f th? univ,erse Listen and question College Entrance Examination ROOM FOR male student, across priced rental houses and old. Grove/Elizabeth upcoming r,»-r MCAT, DAT, LSAT, .cat free Fresented by the Students of Board, headed the study. hiking the penalties for apartments, $80/month and up. area. Answers to Simba. White ATGSB, GRE, Board Exams. For from Unioi.. 211V4 Grand River, Yahshua at „ p m. on Tue5days and The report said: "A shoplifting was introduced IIAlE ROOMMATE needed for WILCOX SECONDHAND spot on chest and stomach. Gold information call 1-313-354-0085. upstairs. $48 per month. Thursdays and at 3 p.m. on comprehensive re-examination Friday in the Michigan House. $70. Near campus, X-5-7 10 STORE, 509 East Michigan, eyes. Reward. 351-4829. 3-7-5 0-14-7-31 Sundays in 38 Union. The bill, sponsored by Rep. of the role, policies and •hone 351-6828. 5 7-5 Lansing, 485 4391. C-3-7-5 Lucille H. MATH TUTOR. All courses 082 Women's Activity Night at financing of collegiate athletics McCollough, 1 • 2 PEOPLE. Complete household is needed today more than ever D-Dearborn, would provide up lOMS OR House available privileges. $20/week. Near BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds! through 215. Call 353-3834, Spartan Village School is from 7 to to S300 in fines and 90 days in (mediately! Close, reasonable airport. Phone 484-5861, before Various colors and sizes. before 5 p.m. 5-7-10 8:30 Pm- M°nday nights, before. A new consensus can 485-5928, 353-7158. 5-7-1 beginning tonight. There will be jail. The maximum fine is 349-2146, 355-7733. 4-7-3 5:30. X-5-7-10 Simplex de-railer, center - pull — exercise instruction and varied team only be achieved by a brakes, high quality at dealers REWARD LOST: Yellow Schwinn ,nic and individual activities. commission which broadly currently S100. LARGE SINGLE room, 2 blocks cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 REE bedroom house. Close - Continental with light, represents the interests of Quiet. Men. $45. 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 USU, LCC, and bus routes. campus. cyclometer, cloth tape institutions, athletes, legislators Cell 371-14 79. 5 7 8 332-8498. 3-7-3 a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D8iC STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, handlebars. Taken from Williams Hall, June 25 p.m. 355-1552. and the public." It went on to say: "In moral MSU senior Wednesday and Thursday nights J, OWN room, nice house, ROOM $60/month, utilities South Cedar, at 1-96. 694-3311. 2-7-1 Typing Service ^ throughout the summer. Come join terms, the distinction between it Summer/fall. to campus, $55. 332-5765, after 5 included; kitchen, parking. 143 Bogue Street, opposite Snyder 0-14-7-31 REWARD, LOST: Linde Star ring in the fun of various team sports. amateur and professional is dies Friday p.m. 5-7-8 Hall 332-4558 3-7-5 SEWING MACHINE Clearance in area of Library, Bessey or Gay liberation will hold informal disappearing. In socio - Salel Brand new portables rap groups at 8 p.m. each Tuesday institutional terms, though Wells. 355-8202. 4-7-5 ROOM in house (summer), $49.95. $5 per month. Large and Thursday nights this summer in Thomas M. McEvoy Jr., an IMMEDIATELY. ONE person. sports as entertainment can be $45/month, 409 South Francis, selection of reconditioned used 309 Student Services Bldg. MSU senior from Adrian, was Own room in house. $70/month. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Everyone welcome. expected to play an I8M456.3-7-3 Close to bus. Lathrop Street. machines. Singers, Whites, Personal / Dissertations, (pica - elite). increasingly important role in killed in a motorcycle accident Necchis, New Homes and "many in Adrian Friday night. 1ST LANSING, available now, 371 1447. 5-7-8 others." $19.95 to $39.95. FAY ANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 The MSU Paddle and Racquetbail our society, big - time rsduced rent, 3 bedroom duplex, Terms. EDWARDS FREE ... A lesson in complexion Club will hold an important intercollegiate athletics can be McEvoy was riding his COMPLETE THESES Service meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in finished basement. 351-8920. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, care. CALL 484-4519, East - 203 Men's Intramural Bldg. Plans expected to keep on losing motorcycle in a parking lot Michigan, or 485-7197 Lansing Discount Printing. IBM typing ground despite deceptive when he lost control and For Sale ^ 1115 North . C-7-331 Washington. Mall. MERLE NORMAN and binding of theses, resumes, for the August racquetbail t will be finalized. appearances to the contrary." crashed into an abutment. He EAST KILBORN, Lansing. COSMETIC STUDIOS. publications. Across from campus was rushed to the hospital but Fierce competition for the corner M.A.C. and Grand River. Thee bedroom home on river, C-14-7-31 The Outing Club will meet at 7 entertainment dollar, was reported dead on arrival. BICYCLE, 3 - speed, 1 year old Below Jones Stationery Shop. 5.m. Tuesday in 118 Physics - $170 per month, plus utilities. COMPLETE 400 watt stereo Also 2 winter coats and othei Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, \stronomy Bldg. A program on particularly with professional McEvoy, 21. was majoring in Stop by or call 1-468-3627. system. Call information. 3-7-1 351-4463 for more clothes, size 9. Excellen ) ACCESS CENTER FOR | 337-1666. C-7-31 sports, have spawned unethical political science and was condition. Moving to Florida fountains of New Hampshire will practices such as illegal planning on returning to MSU must sell. 351-8617, Monday f Human Reproduction Health f THESES. RESUMES, typing and this fall for his senior year. BEDROOM house, close, own recruiting, the report states. STEREO 8 track. Speakers, car Wednesday and Thursday, aftei An only child, McEvoy is | printing. Reasonable prices. The study suggested several - oom. Group of 4 or more, $40 carrier, lock. Dennis at 6pm. Or Sunday, daytime. 3-7-1 Vbortion -Contraception services J COMMERCIAL PRINTING. survived Kh: 3, $45 each; 2. $50 each; ways in which professional by his parents, $55.332 3746.3 7-1 337 9502. 5 7-3 SIX STRING Epiphone Folk guitar I 1226 F.ast Michigan Lansing 485 - 3271 I 351-4116. C-7-31 those ; and the Jungian sports could come to the rescue of college sports, such as Thomas and Joyce McEvoy, 1354 Cherry Drive, Adrian. : PERSON, 10 PIECE dining room suite, and case. In excellent condition. ANN BROWN typing and multilith psychology there is a meeting of own room, cheap, - Funeral services set for lose. hardrock maple. Approximately the Jungian Psychology Club at donation of scholarships, and a are June already paid. $80. Call 371-2357 evenings. offset printing. Complete service 7:30 today in 214 Berkey Hall. 11 old. Quality self - imposed ban on Saturday a.m. today at St. Joseph's 50 years construction. $450. Call 3-7-5 Peanuts Personal, for dissertations, theses, There will be two Jungian analysts pro sports. Church in Adrian. its, general typing. IBM FURNISHED 3 332-3044. 5-7-5 OWN TOWN CANOE. On hand, 15' Mroom home. $275 per 349-0850. C-7-31 International folk dancing will be King's mother killed Trapper and 17' Chipwain Available August 15, OLD TOWN CANOE On hand 15' canoe. 655-2000. LLOYD taught from 7 to 10 p.m.. Tuesday preferred. Phone in Union Parlor C. Everyone is Trapper 8nd 17' Chipwain MATTSON, 801 East Grand IRENE ORR - On Vacation. >•■2718.5-7-1 canoe. 655 2000. Lloyd River, Williamston. OR-2-7-.1 Real Estate Returning September. Ready to (Continued from page 1) Mayor Maynard Jackson, Mattson, 801 East Grand River. type after Labor Day. C-14-7-31 IHNISHEO Two and 4 who had been active in the civil OR-1-6-28 SAFARI portable FAMILY home. Wanted tudroonns. Fireplace, parking, "liking distance. Williamston. ROYAL typewriter. Excellent condition. BEAUTIFUL Marble/McDonald schools. Four PURPLE VICKI - Fast, accurate, £ Tenn., on April 4,1968. rights movement, said: "I told Available A crowd gathered at the the people of Ebenezer to be ALL PIPES and papers at cost until 355-6136. 3-7-3 bedrooms, 2 % baths, formal inexpensive typing. Very near ' limber. 337-9412. X-5-7-1 the 4thl Posters 50c. Stock up dining room, family room, campus. 337-7260. 10-7-12 grave after the announcement strong and not to give up — TWO GIRLS looking for apartment was made outside the church that Daddy King would want it 'I great front! Get the now at THE DAY BEFORE HOOVER PORTABLE dryer, $70. $45000. 351-6376. 5-7-1 or house to sublet September that Mrs. King and Boykin that way." He referred to the wold goods you neecj at FOREVER, next to Arbys. 2-7-3 Storage Box 6' x 3' x 3', $30. BY OWNER, Waver I y Schools, through December. Prefer 2 dead. Inside, members of elder King. savings. Check the Want Baby furniture and were Ml now! north of Dimondale on private bedrooms, any location. LENS - PRECISION ground in our miscellaneous items. Maternity the congregation held a Jackson called for a period lane, by Grand River with 351-3685. 3-7-1 lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, clothes, size 9. Men's winter memorial service. Church of mourning and said access. Three bedrooms brick flags at 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. Size 36. 355-8185. 5-7-3 members said there were about coats, front, ranch, 1 acre, walk - out MOTHER'S HELPPER. Three days city hall would fly at half staff 372-7409. C-3-7-5 500 Mrs. basement, 2 full baths, fireplace, a week. 9 • 1 p.m. Okemos area, persons in the church until after King's CAMPING EQUIPMENT. Backpack carpeted, central air, many own transportation. 349-3424. when the shooting occurred. funeral. FIRST AMERICAN greeting cards. to sleeping bag. Call Lou, extras included. $42,800. TYPING IN my home, have 5-7-8 Film pick up daily, piird party 332-5053 or Milt, 332-8072. assumable 7%. 646-8787. 5-7-5 prescriptions welcome. references, dictaphone, New York teen bar burns pay 3-7-3 Personal drug records kept. Free envelopes, transcripts, letters. NEED STUDENT volunteers to MT. HOPE School, by owner, 2 372-7338. 3-7-1 parking. GULLIVER STATE GUITAR: EPIPHONE, excellent bedrooms, den, new carpeting, work for non • partisan DRUGS. 1105 East Grand River. condition, with case and candidate. Call 332-8338. finished basement, just painted. (Continued from page 1) The first smoke, firemen 332-5171.0-1-7-1 songbooks. 487-4565. 3-7-3 $26,500. 372-5381. 5-7-5 Transportation Committee to District Judge. 6-7-1. Elect Gaulden, overcrowded." said, was probably sucked into Both officials said the fire Gulliver's through the air - MAMIYA C-33 80 mm, grip 220 FOR SALE: Five room bungalow. RIDE NEEDED weekly to MSU back, Nikkormant FTn 100 mm TWO TWIN beds, $50 and $75 or Close to college, all newly PHYSICS 237 tutor exits were operable. conditioning system. needed. Will Garden Plots. Call 332-5606. The bodies were taken to 500mm mirror lenses, A-1 shape. both for $100. Call 694-3635,6 redecorated. Land contract. Call after 5 p.m. 3-7-3 pay by hour. 351-5830. 3-7-5 The firemen poured 18 i, evenings. 3-7-5 -10 pm. 5-7-1 482-7700, after 5 p.m. 2-7-3 inches of water into the the Chief Medical Examiner's discotheque before the blaze office at Grasslands Hospital was brought under control at across Westchester County in r LOW COST FLIGHTS Wl! SCHEDOLED AIRLINES TO EUROPE about 5 a.m. The cause of the fire was not Valhalla. A special waiting room was I STILL AVAILABLE FROM COLLEGE TRAVEL SERVICES ARMY immediately determined by preliminary investigation, but fire officials speculated that it crowded with sobbing and weeping parents, relatives and friends. |UD,S»W . $319 (Fixed return) " WANT ADS started in the. basement area of The Clothes Post, a men's store Tears of middle ran down the cheeks aged men as they NEW YORK to LONDON - NEW YORK to LONDON or PARIS '_ (3 to 6 weeks) | RECRUIT in the same building. sought news of their young. 5339 j _ (3 to 6 weeks) The Clothes Post was Dr. Henry Siegel, chief NEW YORK to AMSTERDAM or BRUSSELS WW ACCOUNT completely destroyed and a medical examiner, said the "0n Ula From COLUMBUS ■■ ^ neighboring bowling alley identification process was Brindy wl EXECUTIVE heavily damaged. "liable to take days." Immediate Occupancy VOUT^F ARES THROUGH CANADA (under24 yean of a(|e) (Basic) (Basic) Jacqueline S. Maddren FOR SUMMER APARTMENT IIYIN* Rd. North (Basic) ended her seven month job ^^Unsing as the United States Army Classified Advertising Ac¬ Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning, Balcony, Furnished count Executive by enlisting for four years in the STUDIOS $135. Option ''"'y! 1-7:30 office Wbmen's Army Corps. She ONE BEDROOM-$145 p.m found the Want Ads she or call TWO BEDROOM $160 MONTREAL to SPAIN 1 placed in the newspapers 351-5164 :::::........ ™ahh *70 ' »"V no p«f| • • g , promoting irmy cireers so appealing she couldn't HALSIEAD MANAGEMENT resist them. •tOM »iog» BooklrJ office Of bv —————————i| !,Uden, '""0" 351-7910, or 351-6168 10 Monday, July )9| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan National veterans NFL WASHINGTON (UPI) - Football League and stars players in strike formation swung Wednesday in San Diego when the Chargers open their preseason camp to rookies. last Wednesday, foundering on a series of so - called "freedom issues" which would permit the Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins in" Chicago July 26. teammates is "solid, very solid. We won't have any veterans going in." Sjfc OtooUjtf 211 E.Gr«ind R i ver solidly into formation for the Only one major player, players to switch teams once Miami player representative Brig Owens of the Next to the Sportmeister start Monday of the fourth linebacker Mike Curtis of the their contracts expire and have Doug Swift conferred Washington Redskins reported Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat 9-6 major league sports strike in Baltimore Colts, openly has a veto over possible trades. personally with Ed Garvey, that about 20 veterans who four years with the battle vowed to cross the picket lines The second NFL players' executive director of the have been working out slogan "no freedom, no but player representatives from strike since 1970 — baseball players' union, earlier in the individually at the team's football." the 26 teams reported support also has had two strikes in that week and reported the practice facilities are switching set The walkout to Sunday and the first NFL officially was begin at midnight Players Assn. pickets are of the strike action unanimous. Negotiations owners' was almost with the time, to one derail by umpires and the other by players — threatened the exhibition schedule starting with the Dolphins veterans would boycott their camp. He also said a majority of the team has agreed that the to a college fieldhouse beginning Monday because of the strike. CIGARETTES LIMIT 2 (coupon) Expires July 7, 1974 2pk/69' management council Steve Tannen, an alternate East Lansing Store Only scheduled to appear contract broke off college all star game against traditional college all • star over a new • player rep for the New York game should not be played if Jets, questioned Twilley's OUR PRICE ON ALL KODAK Koline wonts the strike persists, though wide receiver Howard Twilley has advocated playing the game. advocacy that the Dolphins play the all • star game. 10% OFF V,, FILM PROCESSING MO LIMIT NO LIMIT Unlike the rest of the "Maybe some of the (coupon) Dolphins will have to give up & DEVELOPING outfield all-s exhibition games, the Dolphins Expires July 7, 1974 in receive a regular game salary for the Chicago contest, which some money," he commented. "But they've been to the Super East Lansing Store Only would run to about $7,000 for Bowl three straight years and DETROIT (UPI) - A1 Kaline of the Detroit superstar won't have to start in the all star what more do they want? I CURITY Tigers is about to clinch a starting outfield berth outfield but plan no formal request at this time. - a player in the $100,000 year bracket. - Normal a • think Howard ought to re • SCOTTIES CHIFFON COTTON BALLS for the all star game July 23, yet he hasn't Another Detroit player, examine his values." • Bill Freehan, exhibition game pay is only a DISHWASHING LIQUID played an inning in the field this season. And he is second in the voting as a catcher but he couple of hundred dollars. Dempsey said of the doesn't want to make the all star game his first. - "I could probably play but I'd rather not," hasn't played that position for a month, having been shifted to first base. He has relayed the for Preston Pearson, spokesman the Pittsburgh Steelers newcomers: out until "We won't find they cross the picket LIMIT 1 24c 12 oz. REG. 29c LIMIT 1 ,19* limit 1 .59 said Kaline, who thinks he's getting so many to Earl word Weaver, presently scheduled to veterans, reported: "We have lines. The Eagles aren't going (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) votes because he's getting close to 3,000 career Expires July 7, 1974 manage the all - stars, that he isn't interested in the majority of the players to get involved in any violence. Expires July 7, 1974 Expires July 7, 1974 East Lansing Store Only hits. He trails only Reggie Jackson of Oakland in East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only being named to the team because he feels he supporting the strike. We're We're just going to talk to the voting and the top three must start and play doesn't deserve it. prepared to strike. Every them and explain what we're GILLETTE three innings. "I don't have any control over how the voting player is well informed on "I would't mind going as an extra outfielder or doing — that everything we're as a pinch • hitter but I'd rather not play," the 21 goes," Kaline said. "But I think the fans should vote for the guys that play. what we have to do to carry on a strike. We've been in touch striking for will be for them TIDE GLEEM FOAMY too. We're not going to apply year veteran said. SHAVE BOMB - "I feel good that I've received so many votes with rookies by letter and DETERGENT GENT TOOTHPASTE It isn't so much that he hasn't played — after but there are guys who are having good years intend to contact them by any threats, just try tb 20 oz. >1 O ^ 11 oz. convince them too. oz. CQC all he has done that for 20 years — but Kaline suffered a sprain to his left knee playing who should be way ahead of me. "If they want to take me I intend to go," phone. We don't want rookies to go to camp. We don't want Pearson expressed hope REG. 60c LIMIT 43< 1" EG. 1.09 LIMIT 1 J7 REG 1.09 LIMIT 66' 1" basketball last winter and aggravated it in spring Kaline said. "But I don't see how I could "there will be a settlement anyone to go to camp. When (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) training to the point where it will bother him all possibly play. I don't see how I should." we say strike, we mean strike." before the exhibition games" Expires July 7, 1974 Expires July 7, 1974 Expires July 7, 1974 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only season. It is taped before each game now. "By the time the game's played," Freehan Tom Dempsey of the and added he thought the Manager Ralph Houk and General Manager Jim Campbell of the Tigers both are hopeful the said, "I won't have caught for six weeks. I don't deserve it." 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URIAH HEEP WONDERWORLD id any undii hitting streak to 11 games with easy • 89 litergate or the Mickey Stanley which allowed $3 a run - scoring single in the It called his third but designated hitter A1 Kaline, who doubled, to owever, and ir Gates Brown countered that score from third. JAMES TAYLOR WALKING MAN on to say on tti with a run - scoring single in The report dr Detroit's third. Bob Mitchell led off the DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON AMERICA HOLIDAY ml leaves nestions it had p una fourth with his fourth homer of the season but LaGrow started his strikeout pitch working as the shadows crept SALE JOHN DENVER BACK HOME AGAIN Cr toward the mound and did not allow a run thereafter. He is now 6-7. ELTON JOHN CARIBOU Woody Fryman carried a no OFF INSECT REPELLENT JERGEN LEMON HAND LOTION LIPTON DRINK MIX 72' 13o, REG 1.49 / U 3 oz pkg. 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