0 j DINDSR3 3 COPIES u,y 3,197«CACI or, MICH. 4928% ummit, with weak Nixon, produces little By OSWALD JOHNSON produced little more than the bare fact pressure on the arms question, and there the power to block an arms deal Washington Star New» that it took place: a that To Ronald L. group of minor was every likelihood that the Russians would compromise U.S. interest. "Watergate will pass, perhaps Nixon will On the U.S. side, too, there were forces agreements, two prearranged and cosmetic would force a debilitated Nixon and a go, there will be other presidents," one working against a MIRV control deal in it was portentously styled treaties on underground testing and Accordingly, in spite of all the lip officials said. "But the problems of detente this summit. Most obvious, as Nixon ■ pliable Kissinger into a deal that would service Brezhnev and his minions To skeptics on the right it antiballistic missile deployment and an paid to will remain." watchers have observed, was the need to admission of failure on the compromise the national security of the Nixon's assertion of personal II. To almost everybody else it compelling and United States. Another official, Aleksander K. Kislov keep the support of the conservative Summit. crucial issue of limiting strategic nuclear indispensability as a messenger of peace, of the Institute of U.S. Studies President Nixon's In fact, the Russians knew the the Soviet "blocking third" in any Senate arms. leadership hedged its bets and Moscow's think tank on U.S. affairs Yet in another sense it could Americans far better than that. And they saw itself impeachment trial - a group for whom have been dealing with a government in expressed it Wednesday in one of those far worse. When the showed they valued detente far more than which, as the Constitution says, executive daring in the field of arms control carries capital's most tireless the etiquette of the cold war should have proverbs with which Russians like to no political points. critic of detente, Sen. power is institutional and limited. Henry M. Jackson, allowed. The result was a calculated exercise in persuade Western visitors. D-Wash., launched his last minute attack The middle - ranking, semi - informed "You have to keep the bicycle moving. on Henry A. Kissinger's negotiating process which traditional Soviet Against this background, the fact that but ideologically "safe" Soviet officials power politics If you do not, it will fall over." last month, he was were balanced off against overriding In the simplest sense, both sides kept Kissinger tried to direct the U.S. side of the projecting a cold war with whom U.S. had contact MIRV negotiations with an administration un carrying off his top - level nightmare of Soviet opportunism and newsmen interest in keeping up the momentum of the bicycle moving. The failure to achieve with Leonid I. Brezhnev in American weakness. during the six days of the summit had detente with the dominant sharply split between the Pentagon and three messages which military and the breakthrough on controling duster the State Department did not post • Watergate, they kept repeating economic power in the world. warheads (MIRVs) that Kissinger pressed help. Given It was the old to any reporters who bothered to ask: the political necessities, Nixon could vote condition was a self argument that the In sum, it probably Russians never fail to kick a First, the possiblity of impeachment is helped Nixon, but it so hard for was no triumph. But as the man when he cannot have flattered him that the scarcely be expected to back him, if the Russians carefully foresaw, submitting an prophesye ,eadershjp is down. A weakened President, it was now taken seriously. Second, the threat to detente posed by Jackson is considered Russians saw U.S. power residing in the" arms control deal to Congress only to have opportunity arose, and he evidently did not. s weakness, and the summit argued, would be fair game for Soviet executive and Congress combined, rather it voted down would have stopped grave. Third, Congress is perceived to have detente in the President alone. (continued in its tracks. on page 11) Friday, July 5, 1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 4 Independence Day brings meteorological fireworks By G. F. KORRECK No transmission lines were severely damaged cables and that a number of State News Staff Writer affected by the storm, though as many as multiple lines could be out of service. Mother Nature didn't have a permit but 500 customers between Lansing and Tornadoes, highwinds and rain were that didn't stop her from providing Charlotte were without power for some reported earlier in the day in the northern Lansing area residents with some holiday period of the holiday afternoon. part of the state. Rest areas along fireworks. "We're cleaning it all up now," the northbound 1-75 were jammed with In addition to washing out parts, or all, spokesman said. "We should have stranded campers. of scheduled Fourth of July celebrations, everything back in working order by 6:30 U.S. 131, U.S. 31 and M - 32 were there were at least two reported tornado or 7:30 tonight." closed for a time by state police after a sightings, and a number of power lines and Michigan Bell Telephone reported at tornado touched down and destroyed a trees in the area were felled. least 50 lines down in the Lansing - East building, cluttering the highways with One tornado was sighted on the Lansing area and a spokesman for the debris. outskirts of Charlotte, about 25 miles utility said extra crews have been called Despite severe weather warnings by the southwest of Lansing, by a local resident. in to help with repairs. National Weather Service, holiday Police checked out the scene and reported "By Friday afternoon we should have vacationers jammed popular recreational several large trees down and few most of the reported damage cleared up. a facilities an managers of crowded Detroit - communications wires knocked out. The company said it expects to receive area parks were advising motorists to stay Damige to area homes was limited mostly calls from vacationers concerning wet or away. to tooftops. Inside the city, a motor cyclist was injured when a tree limb snapped off and knocked him from his bike. In Potterville, about 20 miles southwest Ice creom f of Lansing, police reported sighting a tornado but there was no report of a SN photo/John Martell touchdown. Heavy winds and rain caused severe damage to at least one home and in July 4 cele Is and fallen trees toppled this power pole at the corner of Burcham Drive and Timber Lane early Thursday afternoon. knocked over a silo. No injuries were Ifomido warnings and severe thunder storms also contributed to the mess, with several streets blocked with fallen tree limbs. reported. A In East Lansing, pizza billed as the world's largest, an assembled by local bakers. In Boston, free the Whitehills and American flag made entirely of ice cream Burcham districts samples were spooned out from an ice were heavily hit, and a fireworks extravaganza depicting, cream American flag on display at according to police officials, but the fapifo/ among other things, the 1889 fire that historical Faneuil Hall. damage was mostly to trees and power marchers leveled Spokane were among the highlights Terrence Cardinal Cooke, archbishop of lines. One area resident reported seeing of the nation's 198th birthday party. New York, said that the Fourth has a several trees split down the middle. Accompanying the gaiety of Thursday 's significance for those overseas. Noting that Though no injuries were reported in the nation has Fourth of July celebrations were the been "blessed both either East Lansing or Lansing, a tornado warning was in effect in the area from customary expressions of patriotism, from materially and spiritually," he called on the city's 1.8 million Roman Catholics to lixon, hear 1:11 to 2:38 p.m. parades to solemn ceremonies. And there were the seemingly inevitable injuries on abstain from meat once a week to ex- Two trees were felled near the tennis courts on the MSU campus but no other damage and no injuries, were reported. what may be the last Independence Day to include legal firecrackers. demonstrate concern for the ill • fed in Africa and Asia. Adding to the international flavor was a Washington s, (ap) - About 1,700 American folk life. group as it walked up the grassy area A spokesman for Consumers Power Co. In some cities, the celebrations had a toast bv representatives of 19 NATO mostly Vietnam war veterans, Some of the spectators waved and toward the reflecting pool behind the said the company was "very fortunate" decidedly culinary air. Columbus, Ohio, id and Warsaw Pact nations meeting in through Washington Thursday picked up the group's chant. Capitol. and had a "a lot of isolated little problems residents were invited to chomp on a rally on the Ellipse in front of Only one incident, in which a young But Deputy Police Chief Robert Rabe but no major ones." portions of a 1,000 - pound piza (continued on page 11) Ophite House. man tore up one of the demonstrators' said the demonstrators were in the street, ^group, seeking amnesty for war l«s, improved veterans' benefits and signs was seen during the four - mile march from the Mall near the capitol, to the violating their permit allowing use of the sidewalks, when the confrontation |«nd the removal of President Nixon Lincoln Memorial and back to the base of occurred. > was addressed by several the Capitol. At least one officer used mace, and the ["Prisoners of war and others. The marchers, 10 abreast in a line of chemical briefly stung some eyes. *ng from a stage decorated with blocks along, had The group was eventually permitted to two staged ^sof the Viet Cong, North walk around the reflecting pool to the Vietnam, demonstrations earlier during the week at other insurgent Southeast Asian the Capitol, the Veterans Administration, base of the Capitol, where it staged a brief J*. John Young, of rally. Arlington Heights, the Justice Dept. and Court Military ■,™mer prisoner, told the group: A Viet Cong flag was placed in the Appeals. I™10" did anything for us, it was Police and about 300 veterans clashed hands of the statue of Chief Justice John ■ ® kept us in North Vietnam four on the Capitol Mall Wednesday as the Marshall and two former prisoners of war T °nger than we should have been veterans tried to march to the Capitol to urged the American people to pressure urge U.S. compliance with the Vietnam Congress into forcing an end to the C llis tufn to do some time in a peace accords. support of Vietnam and Cambodia. 1™ camP-' said Yoing, with the Police reported they arrested five One former prisoner, John Young of ■"House to his back. persons and the demonstrators said several Arlington Heights, 111., said: "We're here r P°UP, estimated by a District of of their group were injured by today to ask the people who say they HI" Niceman as 1,700, marched motorcycles driven into the crowd and by represent the rest of the people of the J" «(Lincoln Memorial and mingled police clubs. country to implement- the agreements ■ «s visiting a which one year ago secured our release." nearby exhibit on Witnesses reported police charged the Michael Branch, another former POW, said the confrontation occurred after the Ns declare all-out war group was told they could not use the street for their march to the Capitol. "We went on the grass and that's when they started clubbing," he said. loinst Bangkok rioters Another witness, writer Gloria Emerson said, "I was a witness to the police raising the clubs and hitting them the b 'I y and Ton and 0 g0 home. siege of the police station. Some in with injuries from the confrontation. Police Chief Stephen Naert explained that the Easy Rider Bike Tour wasn't a race and then fired his starting pistol as The only complaint Kimber had was about the fast pace the youn« rioters, 2,400 army reinforcements were Their injuries included cuts and bruises, set by the youngsters on their 10 • speed bikes. armed with summoned late Thursday. two broken arms and two head wounds. 2. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 5, 197(1 Law school By DIANE SILVER State News Staff Writer start a law school. However, the Senate bill did would get M gets OK, no .1,1 $6.4 million, a 12.4 per cent increase. Anv Any one of one of several several could happen in conference. things things first class in and some staff would be hired, he said. funds in fall 1975. A dean example bill does not urban the college approp, mention 1 and doe,, not appropriate funds for the The House Appropriations MSU or Western could receive Though MSU jumped "We think that internally we appropriate funding Committee is expected to authorization for the school, or another hurdle in establishing a project. will be able to finance this for the college's us< The Senate bill did report out a bill by the end of both universities could get law school this week, the The law include giving' $85.4 million next week which will authorize authorization, establishing two planning for a year," he said. authorization is included s c hoi chances of its competitor for "However, we will have to get to MSU's general fund, a 10.5 a law school without funding law schools. The House could the school, Western Michigan bill that allocates appropriations for the 1975-76 Low holiday death toll predicted University, remain good. per cent increase over the for Western Michigan also give the go • ahead another college in the state. to fiscal year for the college of Michigan's state r Another roadblock to $77.3 million appropriated last University. four • year year. The Agricultural Once the House passes its Though Gov. Milliken has law before we take our first universities. colleges"! The traffic death count moved slowly in the long establishing the school was version of the budget, the indicated he prefers MSU for students in." passed Tuesday when the Experiment Station would The Senate's bill differences in the two bills will the law school, he would be Preliminary planning would may J holiday weekend Thursday. Scattered rain and Senate approved a bill receive $6.9 million, a 5.4 per contain the seeds of a cent increase and the be ironed out in a conference unable to veto a bill that probably cost between tu# thundershowers in the South and East kept some authorizing the University to $150,000 and $200,000 increase at MSU. ■ committee. authorized creation of a school Cooperative Extension Service University had originally 14 potential July Fourth celebrants at home. without funding at another Breslin said. for funding for an 8 per1 An Associated Press check showed that 85 persons university. The governor can The University has sought only veto a budget bill authorization from the faculty salary increase. The! Arab had been killed in motor vehicle accidents by 5 p.m. League would authorize EDT Thursday. including funding. legislature in order to avoid the only a Jack Breslin, MSU executive situation that arose after the salary increase. The National Safety Council has forecast that vice president and liaison to College of Urban Development between 450 and 550 persons will be killed during the the legislature, said he was was created two years ago. At MSU officials say chance that the there I the time the MSU Board of money tod four - day weekend that ends at midnight Sunday. The estimate is the lowest for years. a four - day weekend in 24 Lebanon against pleased by the Senate's actions. was "Our big thrust all year long to hopefully get Trustees set the college up without the consent of the salary increases would come from student hivS fees, Hi authorization to allow us to legislature. forcing a tuition increase. | There were scattered thundershowers on a front from CAIRO (AP) - The Arab He said the conference, the Palestine Liberation The legislature has since The Senate bill 0L start a law school," Breslin the Mississippi Valley to the South Atlantic seaboard. League countries agreed attended by defense and Organization who attended the refused to acknowledge the authorizes funding for said. a6fl Thursday to support Lebanon foreign ministers of the Arab conference, said: "Arab League cent faculty salary There was also a line of showers in northern New York Breslin explained that if the college's existence. For and New England. and the Palestinians militarily, League countries, voiced full countries have adopted House approves authorization financially and politically support to the "legitimate thousands of resolutions . . . for MSU, the University will The State News is published by the students of Michig; TO Tabulating of holiday deaths began at 6 p.m. local against Israeli attacks. Palestinian struggle in getting What matters is their University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school I time Wednesday. their national rights. start planning to take in the terms, Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays during Siinin.n !crm W In a vague statement at the implementation. So let us wait end of a two day emergency - Riad said all the Arab and see." and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September I Subscription rate is $20 per year. meeting of the Arab Defense countries agreed that the Israeli Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. editorL. „„ Mohsen's Meat purchased by government Council, league Secretary - General Mahmoud Riad told attacks against Lebanon and the Palestinians "foil all the comment indicated the Palestinians were business offices at 34S Student Services Bldg., Michigan Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. State I■ newsmen that "various efforts seeking a just peace in not happy. They were PHONES The government bought $109,000 worth of resolutions capable of the Middle East." demanding money and weapons, and urging the News/Editorial 355-8252 hamburger and $367,000 worth of canned pork confronting the situation in Recent Israeli reprisal raids, Classified Ads 355-8255 Lebanon" were adopted. embargo of oil to pressure the Wednesday, the kickoff of a $100 million campaign by including air and artillery United States in convincing Display Advertising 353-6400 He said the resolutions are NEJAC TV RENTALS" Business Office 355-3447 the Nixon administration to help boost prices for attacks, have been directed at Israel to stop its attacks "aimed at reaffirming Arab Photographic 355-8311 livestock producers. Palestinian targets inside 337 1300 solidarity with Lebanon and against Lebanon. Agriculture Dept. officials said the purchases included Lebanon, but also have hit non defending its lands and Palestinian areas. Riad - 154,000 pounds of ground beef, ranging in price from national indicated that the sovereignty and about 69 cents to 72 cents per pound. The pork, some consolidating its positions Both Lebanon and the Arabs refused to accept the NOW PRE - LEASING FOR FALll Palestinians have asked for help Palestinian view on oil, saying: 417,600 pounds, cost about 88 cents per pound. against Israeli aggression." Riad declined to give details in setting up defenses against "Oil embargo is not among the The meat, part of a purchase program announced of the financial, political and Israeli air attacks. resolutions because it cannot Qj June 18 by the White House, will be donated to school military support. Zuhair Mohsen, member of be kept secret." cafeterias during the 1974-75 term. Purchases are made from bids offered by meat packers and will be continued on a weekly basis. Warren listed in fair condition (^\P;\ivr^nx\r^ FIRST TIME EVER OFFERED Former Chief Justice Earl Warren remained in fair condition Thursday, spokesmen for Georgetown University Hospital reported. Warren, 83, entered the Washington, D.C. hospital on 9 MONTH LEASE Tuesday with what was diagnosed as congestive heart 1 BDR $180 per month blockage and coronary insufficiency. A hospital 2 BDR 1 bath $212 per month spokesman said this was less serious than some other 2 BDR - 2 bath - $222 per month forms of heart attack. 3 BDR - $237 per month Warren-retired in June 1969 after 52 years in public life. He was a prosecuting attorney, governor of Olympic size pool recreation hall California three times, sought the Republican each unit has a garbage disposal presidential nomination twice and was nominee for vice air conditioning, central heating president once. and hot water Won-Sat King of Sikkim gives up powers call 10 -6 393-0210 PM, Sun 11-6 PM The king of Sikkim signed away his powers Thursday and opened his Himalayan realm to more Indian domination. Reports from Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, said Chogyal - king - Palden Thondup Namgyal put his signature on. the new constitution framed by an Indian BACK TO BASICS jurist. EPICURE It shrinks his role to that of a powerless figurehead and provides that the government will be headed by a A STEP CLOSER TO REALITj chief executive named by India. He will work with the elected national assembly in which the pro - Indian Sikkim National Congress has 31 of the 32 seats. 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Melissa Pay ton Steve Stein Kathy Niezurawski Dale Atkins National Editor .Sports Editor Copy Chief Photo Editor Nix on Nixon House censur Staff columns, commentaries, viewpoints and Joe Kirby Staff Representative ^letters are personal opinions. than that. Both are entitled to ask th By TOM WICKER made), are shaky causes for charging For those members discussing censure, EDITORIALS New York Times partisanship of witch - hunting. Nevertheless, it is true that if the of course, hard it would be a way to avoid the question whether Nixon has members of the Judiciary of the whole House give an Commit honest committed impeachable offenses. Yes, to an honest question, which The carefully nurtured bipartisanship of committee can make a recommendation to it j, constitutional duty to ask: Did the house that is broadly supported by they could say to those who believe him New tears the House Judiciary breaking down under the of the Nixon Committee political strains impeachment inquiry. That is both Republic and Democrats, that recommendation is more likely to be guilty, let's censure this bad guy; but no, they could say to his supporters, there's did he not, commit offenses ought to be impeached? if they thj: for Wk? answer is no, that is the will be no news to Ken Clawson, Pat adopted by the whole House, again with no need to impeach. only answ# members of both parties voting for it. Nixon and the country deserve better should give. Buchanan and other White House sources The wound in the American Violent deaths always produce who have created and exploited discord That, in turn, would produce more public O.CMltT« spirit which has been torn open in deep grief, as someone who was with their charges that the committee confidence in the Tightness and fairness of the last decade by the shower of expected to be here tomorrow is Democrats and Chairman Peter Rodino arc the action; if such a bipartisan vote were terrorist bullets cutting down many suddenly gone, "cut off before prejudiced, unfair and out for Richard for impeachment, it also would make it Nixon's scalp. more likely 'that the Senate would convict national leaders was further rent their time." Thus, the assassinations This line of pious, pouting protest - or Nixon on the charges. with the shooting of Mrs. Martin of national leaders such Mrs. as should it be pouting, pious protest, Spiro? But bipartisanship can be had at too Luther King Sr. Sunday as she King's son and the Kennedy - destroys bipartisanship rather than aids high a price; certainly that would be the played brothers have produced a long - it. And the real danger is that the case if the committee could make a an accompaniment for the Democrats will retreat under the barrage, bipartisan report to the House only by Lord's Prayer during an Atlanta lasting emptiness in the American toward that kind of mushy congressional recommending that Nixon be censured for church service. Two others were soul, as will Mrs. King's death. "compromise" that represents something certain of the acts alleged against him. shot, one fatally. The killing of Mrs. King will Censure would be worse than nothing. It everyone can agree on because no one can Largely through the efforts of never be understood through object to it. Members of Congress can would impute some degree of guilt to America's greatest civil rights worldly wisdom. But her murder, produce such compromises as easily as Nixon, without finding him guilty; it leader, Martin Luther King, the rabbits produce rabbits, and the outlines would punish him only with the resolution occurring during the week of the of one can already be seen in the talk of of censorship, which would be rather like Civil Rights Act of 1964 was American independence "censuring" Nixon. branding him with a scarlet "P" for passed. That his mother should be celebration, confirms the sad truth In fact, not many fair ■ minded persons, plumber; and it would leave him in office senselessly gunned downed within that this nation has a long way to studying the whole record of the Judiciary for two more years, to some degree days of the act's 10th anniversary is go before its citizens can live free in Committee, will accuse its majority of disgraced, but deprived of none of his excessive partisanship or a blatant attempt institutional powers and responsibilities. ironically tragic. spirit. to "get Nixon." The committee has allowed Nixon's facile attorney, James St. For the country, censure would be "the worst of two worlds," as Rep. John VOX POPIILI Clair, to participate in its proceedings, it Rhodes of Arizona, the House Republican Stop tolerated Nixon's refusal to produce tapes Nuclear aid hoarding and other evidence until it had no choice but to produce subpenas, and it has tolerated his refusal to honor the subpenas leader, observed. It would give no final answer to most of the questions of Nixon's guilt or responsibility; it probably would not long satisfy either his defenders To the Editor: country effectively? without undertaking contempt his detractors; worse, Nixon's recent or while his move to give Egypt a Giving Egypt a nuclear power pli Anyone who favors an informed this measure was in retaliation for procedures. underlings were being found guilty or not nuclear power plant, which Egypt has foolish and demonstrates Nixon' Nixon's maneuverings and voting population can only the Ingham County Democratic guilty by juries of their peers, the little use for, assumes that the refugee interest in trying to set aside "stonewalling" have caused the committee VVaterb_. condemn congressional hopeful President of the United States would be problem will be solved soon and that there the same time it also demonstrate organization's decision to withhold to move more nearly at his pace than on Charles P. Larrowe's absentee ballot found not quite guilty, not quite innocent. won't be terrorist attacks in the future. disregard for a balance of an older list of 4,500 names from the schedules it futilely sets for itself. With power beti Such an assumption is dangerous and the executive and legislative branches. manipulation in the strongest him. Larrowe noted that the names minor exceptions. Republican members For Nixon, censure might be acceptable terms. and St. Clair have had no cause to if he wanted nothing more than to cling to oversimplififes both the refugee and Congress should have been coi from his hoard of ballots terrorist complain of the conduct of the inquiry office — as sometimes seems to be his goal; problems. first, and therefore shouldn' Larrowe, a Democratic candidate -collected with his campaign itself or of their participation in it. Set Terrorists can be expected to use the committed to supply Egypt with a but it could hardly be a satisfactory in Michigan's 6th District, has been extremely dangerous wastes of the power If Congress doesn't block such an resources - were being released to against this record, the news leaks about outcome for a man who has steadfastly withholding a private kitty of 3,000 candidates he supports. which the White House has complained, plant in future attacks, and this will cause it will show that Nixon's dictators protested his innocence of wrongdoing Western nations many severe headaches. absentee ballot applications from Larrowe should make his list sometimes with reason, and Rodino's and whose penchant for "firsts" could prevailed again. the East Lansing city clerk so that available to all, so that voters have unwise prediction of the Democratic vote Furthermore, how can we be expected to hardly include "first president to be handle nuclear wastes in Egypt when we for impeachment (which he denies having censured." Curtis Free! supporters of his primary the fullest opportunity to hear can't handle nuclear wastes in our own 269 Wilson opponent. M. Robert Carr, cannot from both sides and make informed mail campaign literature to this decisions. While the segment of voters until the last possible moment. organization withholding names was wrong from Larrowe, county in Sharp attack In a recent letter published on Larrowe know must that two To the Editor: this page Wednesday, Larrowe said (3) The projected life of the bridge wrongs don't make a right. Mary Sharp's letter on Friday was both not necessitate replacement at this irrational and inaccurate. She criticized (4) There is a lack of evidence the board of trustees for not accepting the flooding is a serious, frequent problen recommendations of its advisory groups. (5) Unnecessary environmental Summitry al This criticism was irrational, since Sharp voted in favor of the Kalamazoo Street project which the East Lansing Planning esthetic damage would occur by elev and widening the roadway rechanneling the Red Cedar River. Commission, Traffic Commission and The statistical and technical fa "Perception is more important in seemed to be little necessity for Environmental Task Force rejected. presented by the city traffic eng many respects than the reality." Nixon's material presence in She criticized papers and people for which support this These words, used in regard to Moscow. being afraid of the facts and criticized the recommendation can be obtained at military superiority by Henry city commissions for making political Hall. Yet, the President's pompous recommendations rather than providing As any reasonable person Kissinger prior to this week's theatrics - addressed and broadcast technical advice. The following is the the system Moscow summit talks, can be worked just like Sharp thii as much to Americans as Russians recommendation of the traffic commission should: The commissions submitted applied equally well to several - were clearly intended to show as stated in the minutes of Nov. 26, 1973: facts and technical advice and Sharp aspects of President Nixon's trip. that he "It was moved by Charles Massoglia and her political decision. The only sad f is an indispensible First of all, it is clear that Nixon seconded by William Beachler to that Sharp was not responsive tol ingredient for world stability. strongly recommend the city council technical advice she received or t' and Leonid Brezhnev failed to reject the Only by jetting 5,000 miles and Kalamazoo Street project as proposed by hundreds of people that took the t reach any substantial agreement on cloaking himself behind the Iron the Ingham County Road Commission formally oppose this project. the most important aspect of arms Curtain, could Nixon obtain a because: (1) There is no accident problem limitation - multiple nuclear week's respite from Watergate and at the present time, (2) The street capacity William M. I is sufficient for the present traffic volume, East Lansing Traffic Commission warheads. The Soviet negotiators all of his other improprieties which displayed a predicted reluctance in taint the Washington atmosphere. dealing with a President whose On the other side, Soviet STEVE ORR political future at least appears television censorship gave more threatened. While significant trade and support for the Western perception of a totalitarian regime than any Lie tests needed military agreements were signed Nixon - Brezhnev handshakes could during the week, almost all of these were worked out previously in balance. The ease with which the Soviets dammed up the bad news for state's police lower level negotiations. There - may well have made Nixon envious. Secreted within Wednesday's State temptation to abuse the conside News, on page 6, was a short item power of the law is just too much. concerning the Michigan Senate and Such attractions also seem to Michigan police. The story told of Senate many of the wrong kinds of peopl SENTIMENTALITY DAY COMMENTARY action Monday on a bill that would have police forces. There are basically required police to submit to lie detector types of individuals who thirst for p tests upon request. work. It was voted down, 28 - 6. the concerned, caring Americans celebrate wrong There are George Thus the police of our state are allowed and women who seek only to serv to continue to operate with a hand free welfare of their communities from restraint. A hand free to accept There are those who don blue unil bribes from cocaine dealers and mob hit to make a quick buck. men or to confiscate things like illegal Then there are those who are drugs from dangerous criminals and then the badge for one thing only By RUSSELL BAKER quietly sell it themselves for a handsome They lust after the authority, George himself would have been reluctant We tolerate a legal system which most Attica. New York Times to assert. profit. sanctioned violence, the respect am of us cannot afford to use because the rich Unnatural effort is required to generate A hand free to subtly beat up Though some may be restive with and the powerful have priced us out of the people thrill of having the upper hand that c enthusiasm for the revolution. It is further We are celebrating revolution again this Nixon's insistence that he is the law, most they don't care for and then deny the with the job. And it seems that eithi market in their demands for its services. In removed from us than the English whole thing, knowing nearly any judge and week. It has become a curious rite, this of us would be appalled by a proposal to latter have had the former outnunv consequence, we see the law's favors revolution was from George III by 1776. the majority of the citizenry will never annual Fourth of July bow to bloody revolt from the beginning or that concern against him. We are quite bestowed on the rich and the powerful If Englishmen could go from upheaval, for most of us are ill at ease with comfortable with the ruin of Madison's question the integrity of an officer, or to to contempt quite readily. Far tool and its scourge laid upon those who revolutionaries to conservatives in slightly Washington, Adams and Jefferson, are condescendingly pump a few .38 slugs into police officers display that contempl separation of powers and probably cannot afford to buy into it. more than a hundred years, why should some unarmed, teenaged only slightly less Tory than Lord North concede, though perhaps a bit unhappily, petty felon and, comes from the knowledge that In short, like all good conservatives, we Americans not accept the fact that they if the newspapers should hear about it and and pay huge tax bills each year to that Caesarism in the White House is answer to no one in the city streets. like have traveled from revolution to reaction force a trial through publicity, walk into a suppress revolutionary things the way they are. Nothing is the earth. movements around preferable to the blunderings of more likely to set the hair upright on the in 200? sympathetic courtroom with powerful This is not to say, of course, that democracy in the Congress. back of the national neck than a call for police officer is corrupt We are, in fact, It is time to close the book on the police unions to back them up. much closer in Large numbers of us sympathize with revolution. We are Tory to the core. The foregoing examples contemptuous, but enough are. An sympathy to King George III than George Fourth of July. It was splendid once, but may seem the government's demand that the press Why then must we go on with these extreme mainly because Michigan Senate Monday decided th Washington, who overthrew the confine itself to printing only what the it no longer becomes us. If we must go they are. And check of making lie detector annual tributes to the glory of revolution? ahead celebrating it for years to come, it while more the exception than the government by force and violence. This government wants known. Most of us are rule, mandatory upon request is unnecessi sympathy for the tyrannical party is quite indifferent when some small rabble is Washington, after all, is not a man we feel would make more sense to treat it as a day they are also true. Incidents such as the undesirable. natural. We are now the great world power jailed by the troops for expressing emotionally involved with. He is too for honoring King George III, whose latter two occur regularly in large cities; The senators are wrong. Police s that England was in 1776 and it is the remote, too severe. principles we so roundly endorse. and an increasing number of law revolutionary sentiment at the doors of have to submit to polygraph teste destiny enforcement officers are of great world powers to the Justice Dept. or the gates of a national His rigorous honesty is largely joke For better to abolish it altogether, discovering the justified legal or citizen request, collaborate in the oppression of the convention. material these days, like his 11 th rate false good money in a little dope dealing on the perhaps by turning it into one of those more, police departments should ins side. unruly. We abide and even praise an economic teeth. How can we possibly feel anything four day holiday weekends which should - some sort of psychological en' And Police simply have too free a rein in so we give our sympathy and our order that makes the rich richer by bilking in common with an honest politician, with be celebrated at the start of August, and examination, to try and eliminate money to dictators in Greece, Chile, who didn't even know about modern America. Perhaps there was a time the middle class and keeping the poor a man be renaming it the Sentimentality Day who sign up just for the priv»e Saigon, Spain and a dozen Latin states impoverished. We uncomplainingly pay $5,000 dental caps? Who wore wigs and long ago when they could handle such Weekend. carrying a gun and telling people * with generalissimos willing to maintain taxes to subsidize vast corporations, yet knee britches? freedom, before wealth came to matter do. There is no likelihood of early more than gun rule while freighting boddle to Swiss abuse the poor for shiftlessness. honesty and the psychological And Jefferson, with that business about abolition, unfortunately. The government Apparently, the 28 Michigan se banks. We excuse our richest men and most poisoning of today's society had yet to At home periodically refreshing the tree of liberty is determined to preserve it through the dull men's minds. who voted to protect the deceitful j we yearn for the monarchy of powerful companies from taxation, and with the blood of patriots - ah, Jefferson. Michigan's police must realize tha bicentennial celebration in 1976, which, But today, the pressures are too strong presidents and tolerate the pay more taxes ourselves to compensate If you were alive today talking like that, great. police made to submit to the incumbent's claim to privileges which King for the amounts not paid by the great. everybody believes, can be a good shot in It is too easy for an officer to lay aside we would happily see you do hard time in the arm for business. an legislators would be next in line to illegitimate thousand or two. The truth. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 5, 1974 Gays, handicapped criticize bill By ANGELIA CARROLL present law, which bans discrimination on the basis of handicapped. At a public hearing on the measure A religion, race, color, creed or "This is a red herring to disguise the real proposed expansion of Michigan's national origin. Backers of the measure recently, special concern centered on Civil Rights Act has come under fire from say issue," Don Gaudard, a local gay liberation it would give Michigan the most improving the plight of minorities and representatives of the physically activist, said Thursday. "A lawyer does extending protection to the "young and comprehensive laws for protection of not have fingerprint or voiceprint handicapped and gay liberation for failing experts old and women who are denied individual liberties in the nation. on his staff, but he knows where to get housing, to go far enough in banning credit, employment and many other rights The dispute arises from the Civil discrimination. Rights their help when he needs it." which white males between 25 and 40 Commission's contention that it lacks the Gaudard feels the commission would The measure, which has been endorsed take for granted," according to proper staff and expertise to deal with need only to know how to obtain the testimony by Gov. Milliken and others, adds the complaints of discrimination involving submitted by Gov. Milliken. Other groups words age, sex or marital status to the advice of competent homosexuals and the physically experts, and not shared this concern. necessarily to have them on their staff. "Nearly everyone who testified seemed to feel that if the state is Family going to have planning civil rights, it should include but their physically handicapped," one woman, who asked not to be everybody, 'everybody' doesn't include the identified, said to discontinue use Thursday. James Blair, executive secretary of the Michigan Civil Rights Commission, WASHINGTON (AP) - More than survey of 34,544 physicians about half of testified that the commission could handle Saf-T-Coil and one with A.H. Robins' 3,000 federally funded family planning whom responded, turned the added responsibilities of the up five deaths Dalkon Shield. legislation clinics serving 3.5 million women were and 3,502 hospitalizations associated with Kahn emphasized, nowever, that the as currently written without an increase in instructed Wednesday to IUDs during the first six months of 1973. stop inserting sirvey did not show the percentage of staff or budget. Dalkon Shield intra uterine "A relative excess of Dalkon Shield - contraceptive women using the various IUD types in devices (IUDs) in patients. IUDs was observed State Rep. John Otterbacher, D - Grand The Dept. of among case reports early 1973, so firm conclusions can not be Health, Education and carrying the diagnosis of 'complicated drawn from it. Rapids, fears that the addition of Welfare (HEW) said its homosexuals and the physically precautionary pregnancy'," the agency said. Last week, H.L. Robins agreed to halt action was based on a recent handicapped to the list of those protected findings Projecting the findings nationwide, the distribution and sale of the Dalkon Shield suggesting that Dalkon Sheilds pose a CDC estimated that 7,900 women with from discrimination could result in the higher • than pending FDA determination of its safety. loss of the bill. A request for additional • average risk of IUDs were hospitalized during the six - The firm advised doctors to consider complications. month period, for a rate of 5 manpower and funds from the Civil Rights "Pending final action by the Food and per 1,000. therapeutic abortions if women using the Commission would result in the bill's The minimum death rate for IUD IUD become pregnant. Drug Administration, it is unnecessary at wearers was estimated at three A Robins spokesman had no immediate being sent to the appropriations this time to recall per million. patients for removal of Dr. Henry Kahn, a medical committee, and Otterbacher appears the device," Dr. Louis M. epidemiologist, comment. He pointed out that Robins said certain that it would die there. Hellman, HEW said that "compares favorably" with the last week that neither Robins nor FDA deputy asst. secretary' for population risk to women taking birth control pills. had "any reason at this time" to believe Gaudard has criticized representatives affairs, told regional health administrators Two of the IUD deaths were associated in a memo. women already using the shield have for their failure to add sexual orientation with Ortho Pharmaceutical's Lippes reason for "If concern "if appropriate to the measure, saying that their inaction patients come in, however, to Loops, two with Julius Schmid's conailt with their physician or for routine techniques have been used." was politically motivated. appointments," he advised, "the device HOU BEAdlES ARE 5L/PP05EC (JELL, SET THAT 3£ASi_E power pi should be removed at that time." TO HAVE 6000 NOSE5.. I KNOa) jjH.AT tL HAPPEN. Nixon's \C$E TO THE SR0JNP A(0 I'LL SET BlTTEN-SV A HEW said that about 20 ie AP wirepha percent of the FIND Ml55!No MASTER! Watergi 3.5 million women served 6j0?id srouko 8j6: emonstrat ieu are several firit - clan letters bearing bogus "Watergate Commemorative" by the clinics use IUDs for birth control, but not all power be imps which have been delivered to Chicago residents. The brainchild of wear Dalkon Shields. e branches, lifomia artist Peter Martin, the stamps are causing the U.S. postal service some The U.S. Center for Disease Control been con (CDC) reported Wednesday that a mail shouldn't pt with a osmonauts in such an a dictatorshi Soyuz 1 4 perform DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Curtis Fi well, he$ not me nice, buta urn 269 Wilsot jint experiments with orbiting lab joan/e, before i help you with the apartment hlh71n6,1 ipwt really my uncle-he's know you an olp family stran6e'h£s incxep- ibly reckless with really? pru6s. perwically, HECK, NO! 60tta 60 check in hap an frjenp- he what's mom has to call no mth my uncle puke. uncle wrjtes for heuke? the pouceanp have poesn't IN CALIFORNIA, THAT'S WHAT )SC0W (AP) - The Soviet Union's docking had been achieved with Salyut 3, orbital scientific station puke. "rolun6 stone" himbustep. youknouj minp? 14 spacecraft whirled through space which was launched June 25. Salyut 3 and a \ mamune. to cool him off. the comprehensive checkup of the improved bridge sday with two cosmonauts aboard for Soyuz 14 was popped into earth orbit \ ~\ /"V \s—V on - board systems of the Soyuz til at this the official Tass news agency called Wednesday night from the Baikonur ship in evidence ;experiments" with an orbiting space launch site in Kazakhstan. various flight regimes." V /ash onmental :ur oadway :nt problen by elev k Reilly, spokesman for a group of tuts in training at Star City, said the In its afternoon progress report, the Soviet press agency said that by 4 p.m. local time, or 9 a.m. EDT, the Soyuz The Russians have not said Western observers in Moscow believe the mission is a test run of a new it, but many Soyuz Iff C5£jE3i ricans had been told of the vehicle had completed 13 orbits of the craft designed for a July 1975 • River." esday launching of the spacecraft. Earth. docking mission with a U.S. Apollo craft. The chnical had said the Russians The Soyuz crew, Col. Pavel Popovich Americans are working with a Soviet crew raffic eng ned him of a linkup between Soyuz and his flight engineer, Lt. Col. Yuri to prepare for the joint mission. unani id the space laboratory Salyut 3, but Artyukhin, both 44, were "feeling well btained at he said there was no docking. He said and their flight program proceeds aid not explain the mixup. in the latest official report on normally," Tass said. According to Tass, Soyuz 14's flight first The Soyuz 14 mission is manned flight since spacemen orbited the earth for eight the Soviets' two rookie THE CORAL GABLES 14, gave no indication that days a plan called for "joint experiments with the last December aboard Soyuz 13. PRESENTS GREAT LAKES EXPRESS ALSO. . . cHow HI-FI DON'T FORGET THAT weHmey|r:s Hp QUART NIGHT ^fBeat HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY AND Of Su FLAMING HOG NIGHT cAnd ON TUESDAYS 8- 10pm. 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A*v about fret parking *1 city ramp Friday, July 5(, £> Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fine performances make Albee's plays come to life By EDD RUDZATS Presented by the Dept. of Albee's two works, "The does it with the ease and State News Reviewer Theater, the festival has a great American Dream" and "The confidence of a professional. Now in its fourth year, the deal going for it — the price is Sandbox" are any indication, But it is Chris Birdwell who Summer Circle Free Theater right, the production values the quality of fine ultimately carries the weight of Festival has repeatedly and performances are usually craftsmanship is still there. the play as the spry old provided some of the best of the highest quality, and the Under Jon Baisch's grandmother whose insights entertainment on the MSU choice of plays is diverse and, direction, Albee's "The give the play foundation and campus during the summer at times, unique. American Dream" and "The whose performance is the months. If the current production of Sandbox" come sharply to life. highlight of both "The As a result of superb American Dream" and "The Sandbox." As Mrs. Barker Theater group performances, the commentary of the American family that Albee is trying to bitter Judith Wright is appropriately- dizzy and dim - witted as she make springs strongly into wanders about in a black slip, focus. questioning her reasons for opens up festival In "The American Dream" Albee deals with a family, which he uses to represent what he feels is the typical visiting Mommy and Daddy. Only Keith Williams as the young man flounders in a key role. Part of this problem, By EDD RUDZATS group. John Lewis Carlino's American household. There's however, rests with the State News Reviewer "Epiphany" and Fernando AP wirephoto Arrabal's "Picnic on the Mommy, a bewigged, director. Baisch has Williams The MSU Dept. of Theater's Battlefield" will be performed bejeweled, domineering woman posture so outrageously during Fire plugs in Madison, III., are taking on new character. The children of the city, under the guidance of Shirley Greeg,afe who snaps at her doddering, his first moments that when annual Summer Circle Free July 10-13. The first deals with painting the hydrants. Some of the likenesses are, from left: clown, Franciscan priest, firefighter and Donald Duck. Theater Festival continues husband and wife relations emasculated, almost senile the mood turns serious while the second is a biting husband every chance she gets. Williams is unable to deliver though Saturday its production of two Edward Albee comedies satire on the nature of war. Granny is also part of this the goods. What should have household and it quickly had power falters due to a "The American Dream," a Both reproductions will be Price of nonleodgas - becomes apparent that she may monotonous, deadeningly slow satirical look at the American directed by Robert Klassen be the only rational person in delivery. Fortunately "The family and "The Sandbox." who directed "Lion in Winter" this spring for the Performing this argumentative, rapidly American Dream" has almost Both will be directed by collapsing structure, though she run its course by this time, and FROM WIRE SERVICES gasoline. Normally, there is cent per weeks ended June 27, the F Arts Company. The casts a gallon on the average John Jon Baisch, who directed does launch into numerous the weakness of Williams' WASHINGTON The retail difference of 3 to 4 cents with geographic variations. include Michele Ferber, Elma said, about 820,000 barrels last season's "Dames at Sea" tirades about old people's between regular and premium McRae, Ken Parnell, David speech does not mar the overall price of unleaded gasoline will Sawhill said Venezuela Venezuelan crude oil and "Guys and Dolls" for the be reduced about 2cents a Oswall, Jim Hudson and Tom rights. impact of the production. gas prices. was,in effect, adding about 20 directly imported. This Performing Arts Company. The Keever. By turning these characters "The American Dream" and gallon, at least for the The Federal Energy cents per barrel to the cost of its about 13 per cent of total I cast of these two short plays into types, Albee gives them a "The Sandbox" are two of remainder of July, as a result Administration crude oil. During the four The third offering in the (FEA) imports. i ncludes Christine Birdwell universal meaning and is able Albee's early plays. Yet within of new regulations announced Summer Circle program is a originally proposed to allow Margaret Ingram, Judith to explore the loss of love and them the seeds that were to by Federal Energy sales of lead - free gasoline at production of Shakespeare's Wright, Ken Parnell and Keith individuality in man's dealings spring into full bloom in Administrator John Sawhill. the price of premium grade. immortal comedy, "A Williams. with his fellow man. "Who's Afraid of Virginia The action, which would not Regular gasoline currently UNIVERSITY Midsummer Night's Dream." CENTRAL UNITED 1 absurdist The Summer Circle Woolf?" and "A Delicate become permanent until averages about 55.1 cents per wo one - act This engaging comedy features METHODIST CHRISTIAN production of these plays fully Balance" had already been hearings are held and gallon, the FEA said, so lead - plays are the a gallery of characters, lovers, Across from the CHURCH second presentation reveals Albee's intent with nary comments are received, means free gasoline can be sold at the capitol of the dukes, rustics, god, godesses Sermon Topic: summer for the Summer Circle a weak moment in the And if this production of that the price of unleaded pump for an average of 56.1 and fairies plus the biggest 310 N. presentation. Margaret Albee's plays is any indication, gasoline, which has been cents per gallon, some 2.6 Hagadorn Roaj mischief- maker of them all Puck. "A Midsummer Night's Ingraham's Mommy is the seeds that were planted costing motorists almost as cents less than the average "Spirit of 76" Study Period 10:0Ua.m Michigan first Dream" will be performed July 17-20 under the direction of shrewish, flighty and properly domineering. It is a carefully four years ago when Summer Circle was founded are clearly much as premium gasoline, will be cut down closer to that of price of premium. The FEA noted, however, by Dr. Lyman Worship - 11:00 A.M. Singspiration - 7:00 p.n John J. Ballwin, with a cast crafted performance from a bearing fruit. regular fuel. that gasoline prices may vary Youth Meeting - 7:00 p. in school aid that includes members of talented actress. And matching Albee's two plays will be Specifically, the new considerably from these Worship Services Transportation Providei her every step of the way is presented at 8:30 p.m. through temporary rule says that lead - averages in different parts of 10:00 A.M. Call 332-5193 Lansing community. Eve Ken Parnell as the fusty Saturday in Kresge Court. All free gasoline may be sold at no the nation. Nursery Available Davidson, Dorothy Linick, in Midwest area Barbara McLoud, William Daddy. Pamell has done this performances are free to the more than 1 cent per gallon But FEA said it was still 485-9477 sort of thing before and he public. higher than the dealer's regular analyzing the cost of lead - free Montgomery and Bill Helder UNIVERSITY CHICAGO (UPI) - A survey are among the gasoline and may revise the SEVENTH-DAY THE of the financial status of public schools showed Michigan No. 1 in the Midwest, but No. 8 in performers featured in this wild romp. A modern play about Bill to fund urban transit authorized price "in either direction, depending on the results." EPISCOPAL ADVENTIST CHURC! 149 Miqhland Avenue East Larumg CHURCH 337-1430 or 882 080 the nation, in supplying its women in the traditiion of Meanwhile, Sawhill "The Bacchae" is the fourth estimated that Venezuela's SUNDAYS BIBLE STUDIES schools with funds. clears Senate committee new The study released July 2 by offering on the Summer Circle price increase on crude oil 5:00 Eucharist Now in Progress the National Edcuation bill of fare. "Rites" will ber would raise gasoline prices in Saturday - 3:00 p.m Alumni Chapel performed under the direction the United States less than one Pastor Frederick Oia Association, listed New,York on campus the nation's leader, of Ken Parnell, July 24-27. LANSING (UPI) Voice of Prophecy as - Gov. through the Michigan House transportation development in providing $1,809 per student Parnell, whom local audiences Milliken's $1.1 billion last week. seven southeastern Michigan The Rev. John Mitman Lansing - WJIM ■ 12. during this past school year. may remember for his superb transportation bonding Highways Chairman James Sunday at 9:30 a.m. pEOplES counties surrounding and Chaplain Your Story Hour Michigan supplies $1,260 performance in "Child's Play" proposal cleared the Fleming, R - Jackson, who has including the Detroit area. and brilliant direction of 351 7638 Chariotte WCEK 13 per student, followed in the potentially troublesome Senate proposed a rival transportation Some $362 million would be - 8:00 and 10:00 chuRch Midwest by Dlinois, $1,228 ; Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Highways Committee bonding plan, indicated he now used for improving the rail and Sunday at 10:30 a.m Minnesota, $1,201; Wisc&nsin, Men," will direct an all - female Wednesday and headed for supports Milliken's plan: "I bus service between Michigan All Saints Parish Church Faith for Today $1,200; Iowa, $1,116 ; Missouri cast including Christine final legislative action possibly have no pride of authorship." cities and the rest for airport, Grand Rapids - Channe 800 Abbott Road $963; Nebraska $957 ; North Birdwell, Judith Wright, Betty next week. Fleming defied Milliken during ports, nonmotorized facilities Sunday at 7:00 a.m. Dakota $947 ; South Dakota, Muscarella, Betty Kopit, Elma If the Governor's 1972 effort to The Rev. William Eddy Quiet Hour approved by the and new transit systems. $921, and Indiana, $890. McRae and Michele Ferber. legislature, voters will have the get an increase in the state Rector Jackson - WIBM • 14.1 The report, entitled All Summer Circle Free final decision on the bonding 332-5073 Sunday at 2:30 p.m. gasoline tax to use for mass 351-7160 "Financial Status of the Public Theater productions will be proposal which would provide transit. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Schools, 1974" also listed performed outdoors in Kresge funds for urban public Fleming said the committee "The Foundation average Midwest teacher's Court, free to the public. transportation systems, port would draft a companion bill salaries in this order: Curtain time for all development, airport to the transportation bond of Freedom" By Dr. Wallace Robertson UNIVERSITY Michigan, $13,050 ; Illinois, productions is 8:30 p.m., with development and inter city bus proposal to insure that out - $12,261; Nebraska, $12,027; Minnesota, $11,582; Wisconsin the exception of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and appear rail service. on the It would November state regions get their share of the money. BAPTIST CHURC $11,231; Iowa, $10,580 ; which begins at 7:30 p.m. For ballot. Millken has proposed to Indiana $10,500; Missouri, information, phon NEJAC TV RENTALS 4608 S. Hagadorn more No amendments were tacked spend about half of the money, $9,823; North Dakota,$8,790, 355-6690. onto the bill which breezed $540 million, for urban public 337-1300 Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. and South Dakota, $8,500. Sunday School: 11:15 a.m. The national average was for Bus Service Call: $11,188 with Alaska on top NOW 351 - 4144 or 351 - 6494 with $16,053. AVAILABLE UNIVERSITY John Walden, Pastor AT REFORMED MORNING SERVICfc 10:00 CHURCH - a.m. TREMENDOUS "Communion Service" SAVINGS; Alumni Memorial Chapel (1 block east of NEARLY NEW Auditorium) EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. 9:30-Study Groups For "Do No; Steal" BALDWIN Adults and Sunday Schopl Rev. 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Grand River Call 482 0754 for information Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 5, 1974 7 FAST-PACED THRILLER IN 30s STYLE Polanski's 'Chinatown' sizzles ByEDD RUDZATS Like the films that it stylish and thoroughly in film begins to sizzle quickly. on, "Chinatown" is a State News Reviewer emulates, "Chinatown" has all keeping with the tradition it suspenseful, complicated the ingredients that seeks to Director Roman spell a uphold. Jack Nicholson plays a exercise in intrigue. Polanski Polanski's terrific time for connoisseurs new "Chinatown" so fondly private eye specializing in moves the film at a rapid - fire movie, "Chinatown," like of the private recalls the Bogart - Sam Spade • all of Polanski's best efforts, eye film. The infidelity cases who is hired by detective is as cynical as Bogart pace that explodes into seethes with atmosphere as it Phillip Marlowe films that it the water commissioner's wife violence in the best Hitchcock at his best, the almost seems to have been wealthy widow to investigate whether her tradition. Though the styje explores the deadly forces of is as enigmatic as made in the late '30s, forgotten evil that Mary Astor in husband has been cheating on may be that of the '30s, the prevail in the human "The Maltese Falcon" and the and only recently brought back mind. her. Nicholson follows the man violence comes straight out of plot is as convoluted and to circulation, like the Marx around, gets his information Not since the '70s, as Polanski himself "Repulsion" and confused as the one in "The Brothers' "Animal Crackers." and photos, and as it leaks to "Rosemary's Baby" has demonstrates in a cameo Big Sleep." "Chinatown" seems this way the front pages, discovers that Polanski been in such fine form appearance as a knife • wielding because of the minute details he has been conned when the as with this current But what it all really boils hood. endeavor, that Polanski uses to create the real commissioner's wife, an down to is one of the most exhilarating, nostalgic life and times of the people of played Besides the handsome recreation of the '30s genre by Faye Dunaway, entertaining entrees into Southern California in the '30s. appears with a lawsuit. production, "Chinatown" known as the hard boiled private eye - films in years. Set in Los Angeles during the The commissioner is then strongly benefits from the detective thriller. Polanski's film is fast - paced, hot summer months, Polanski's murdered and from that point charismatic performances from Nicholson and Dunaway. Nicholson, though not as Actors' newest co riveting as Bogart, manages to imbue his role with the proper tough - guy, cynical exterior that shelters a highly ethical individual. Dunaway, while high pay, more w strangely unattractive in several scenes and displays with her red bow mouth penciled a eyebrows, depth that makes By KATHY ESSELMAN what it wants for this her best work since advertising, actors' residual payments are the old contract that person State News Staff Writer and "Bonnie and Clyde." John over the four- or based on real scale, rather than would receive 50 per cent of five-month Huston also appears as Do you suffer from a diet of rerun season can minimum payment. The the weekly minimum wage, television programing, too rich realize record profits, since it residual on the first rerun will Dunaway's wealthy, power - $242, for the first rerun of an hungry father and brings to the in reruns? Relief is on the way. pays very low residuals under be 50 per cent the first year of the old SAG contract. episode. Under the new part the distinction it requires. The Screen Actors' Guild the contract, 70 per cent the contract the star would receive (SAG) has negotiated The new contract offers a 25 second and 100 per cent the Undoubtedly Polanski's best a new $1000, the maximum ceiling film in cure all contract which aims per cent increase in the third year of the contract. The years, "Chinatown" - allowed under the new to minimum day wage from $138 rate for syndication will be 40 proves to be highly provide more work for contract as residual payment actors and more new shows for to $ 1 72.5 0. The weekly per cent. for a performer. entertaining recreation from an era when the viewers. minimum has been increased Under the old contract an SAG Depression was 25 hopes that this government's biggest problem Most unions strike for more per cent from $483 to actor who earned day wages of unprofitable arrangement will and when movies the pay and less work. The screen $604. The actors have also won $200 based on a union were , - encourage the networks to most actors, under their aggressive a 2 per cent increase in their authorized minimum of $138, increase the new episodes in glamorous form of pension welfare plan xrom entertainment. new president Dennis Weaver, - would receive half of the union their schedule in order to wanted more pay and more 6V2 per cent to 8V2 per cent. "Chinatown" is currently minimum, $69, rather than compensate for this increase in work. They wanted the This will mean a $2 million a half of his real playing at the Spartan Twin Malcolm Bricklin and his wife Brenda pose with the salary. Under cost per episode. East Theater. new safety car, the Bricklin SVI, named networks to schedule more year additional increase in the new contract, the after Malcolm, during a showing in New York. The two hydraulic doors on the auto open like first run contributions to their fund by performer will receive 50 per - programing and cut a gull's wings. back on reruns that now infest employers. cent of$200. the networks from April to The settled rerun by issue will be The star of a series may earn Diamond Bridal Sets The Bricklin' — September. Viewers complain but accept the situation. They can turn a system in which $10,000 per episode. Under Traditional... Modern... Cla ssic off the set during the summer, Mrs. Wharton gets The New and the Now... new s atety-oriented tuning out the problem. The actors registered their protest WE HAVE THEM ALL more was to effectively. Their method demand 100 per cent seat on bank board 30 day money back By DEAN C. MILLER toward mod dress, said he was "after a share of guarantee pay for the first prime - time Dolores Wharton, wife of President Wharton, has UPI Business Editor the market" Detroit wasn't interested in. He rerun of a filmed show. This accepted a also thought the European racing seat on the Advisory Board of Directors at the SEW YORK It may lay one of the biggest styling and would cost the network as Lansing office of the safety features would prove attractive to much to rerun a show as it did Michigan National Bank, according to an announcement by eggs in automotive history but the first new car this segment of the American car - Stanford C. Stoddard, the bank's chairman. troduced in commercial quantity in the last 28 buying to make it. That was the whole public. A graduate of Chicago State University, Mrs. Wharton is a idea. ■eats got off to a glamorous start Tuesday. "We can make a profit on sales of 1,000 cars Weaver and the new leaders member of the Michigan Council for the Arts, the Michigan The Bricklin. a gull - wing sports car with Bicentennial Commission and the National per month," said Bricklin. "And we're geared of SAG hope that Bicentennial dvanced safety features, which sells for around by raising Committee of the National Council for the Arts. to go up to 50,000 units a year, with the first the rates of residual payments, 6,500, was unveiled with bands and models in deliveries sometime in late July." the networks will find it dinging gowns before some 400 media and Safety features on the new car include: unprofitable to rerun the industry representatives and celebrities at a • A bumper system that is designed to whole season and will instead tosh midtown restaurant. withstand impacts in excess of federal safety contract for more first When Malcom Bricklin, 35, president of the - run Trio set $200.00 Oval standards. shows. This will guarantee cut $300.00 tw Phoenix, Ariz. • based General Vehicle Inc. • A perimeter box steel frame instead of the more work in addition to more Budget terms ionization, ordered the covering taken off the 5 ALEX,STRING conventional U frame, giving four - sided 10% MSU Discount tar there loud • pay for actors and other Illustrations enlarged was ooohing and aaahing. The energy absorption rather than three • sided. craftsmen. ir. a two • seat fastback, is being assembled in • A unitized t. John, New body of vacuum formed acrylic At present, the networks Brunswick, with plans for wther assembly plant to be located in the which, different from sheet metal, won't receive a hefty profit for reruns */ WOOD crumple or radiate damage. and the advertisers can luthwestem United States next year. • Integral roll cage protection. lower rates. Everybody profits get LISTS|393t Production has been shrouded in secrecy since • An ;I71. individually closed engine and fuel but the performers and creative tank, isolating two danger areas from the INSTRUCTION 9C0K$ artists who make the shows - Asked why he thought his car should fare my better than others which have tried to mak the Detroit big three monopoly, Bricklin, passenger compartment. Bricklin said the car would get from "15 to 20 miles per gallon, depending on road and they get almost nothing. This is one reason CBS had record profits last year. As the top - ELDERLY"" 541E handsome man who disdains ties and tends driver conditions." QRAHDPJVERinim rated network, it can EAST LAJiSINQ W V 107Sal td b charge PASSPORT PASSPORT Maiden name case and APPLICATION PHOTOS $430' Md PHOTOS APPLICATION $450* Mayflower 'Regular $5 90 for 2 photos *R*(ular S3 80 for 2 photos BPS Studio Bookshop FISHV postponed by court JSM477 Classes LANSING (UPI) - A Court of Appeals hearing on a suit by a U7fcjn»jnSt Workshops 50° 50c °»p of women attempting to change state policy prohibiting SUPER LOW f use of a woman's maiden name on her driver's license has Books to grow by. *ndelayed The until July 23. faring had initially been set for July 9. No HO-FAULT reason was wfor the postponement. women contend RATES 541 E. Grand River wn names they should be permitted to use their 15 in place of their middle they do when they register to vote. names on driver's licenses, 351-8178 Gary's Campus Beauty Salon SPECIAL For the best in PIZZA & BEER Summer hair care 12" 11TEM PIZZA stop in or call AND 2 BEERS *2" SUNDAY! JULY 7 Garys' today Also: 549 E. Grand River Ave. 16" 11TEM PIZZA Across from Berkey 351-6511 J AND 2 BEERS $375 PITCHER SPECIAL Inside or Delivery with this ad. Fri. 7/5/74 - Sun. 7/7/74 349-2698 FREE DELIVERY ON EVERYTHING 6 p.m. - 2 a.m. after 6 P.M. ^IMPERIAL MRKN Fttturmg Gourirwt 10 food from All of Chin*. 332-6517 MON.-THU. polvn»»itn drlnki and Amarlcin Food SPECIAL LUNCHEON $1.75 (»up, intrn, tea & cookit) FAMILY DINNER (4 court*) Varsity Inn FOR TWO $9.00 « 151 Admission ^W«hour4:45 • 5:15 Adults $1.25 on SaturdayJR Adult $1.00 M.S.U. student (with ID) .75 Child (5-12) .50 ALL SPACED OUT May 31—July 21 ElizabethTaylor Ash Wednesday" BEATRICE ARTHUR • *RUCE DAVISON • JOYCE VAN PATTEN KWY furlong Helmut Berger Keith Baxter ROBERT PRESTON as Beauregard • Based on the Broadway Muse* MM „ Henry Fonda as "Mark" FVixUvd by Dominick Dunne Drtwiediry tarry frinv VVWi by Jean Claude Tramoni m Paravision* techmcolot* From Warner Bros Q * Warner Communcalions Company Associate! with the American Broadcasting Companies jpQ] PLANETARIUM 1 QMichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, jU|y 5 '9741 Do You Belong? — Check Those that Do in Call 355-8255 ASK FOR JAN TODAYS' Yellow Page Business Service Directory! FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank Apartments c Rooms ]@ For Sale ^ CHEVY VAN 1970. Carpeted, APARTMENT MANAGER live ■ ROOM WITH own kitchen. Share LEAVING THE country. M VEGA GT 1973. Great shape, - ■ for 16 units. One bath. Close. $75. 337-0286, 1 - 5 Refrigerator, portable rJ3(T panelled, good mechanical many extras, make an offer. Call in managei block from campus, furnished, 2-7-5 P condition. $950 or best offer. 332-1692 or 371-1888.5-7-5 heat paid. Prefer married couple, p.m. stereo, dining table with tlJ 'L Call after 5 p.m. 694-3688. 3-7-5 THREE PEOPLE for Own cedar chest, and curtains M VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Hatchback. experienced. Call Tom at East summer. reasonable offer -—. * PHONE 3S5-82S5 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 1964. Lansing Realty. 332-3534, after room. Close to campus. 349-4153. 2-7-5 Very good condition, $700. Call Good transportation. First $100 10 a.m. 4-7-5 351-2396. 3-7-10 347 Student Strvices Bldg. )8. 3-7-10 takes it. 372-3653. 3-7-8 MELVILL CLARK upnght oi WANTED: WOMAN to share house SUMMER AND Fall. 334 Michigan Call 332-3216 after 6 VOLKSWAGEN VAN, 1966 p.m ,, •AUTOMOTIVE CORVAIR 1966. Good condition, near Sparrow, dog okay. Avenue, across from campus. for John, Chris, or recent tune-up. $200. Call engine, new tires, battery, 484-6434, nights. 2-7-5 $55 - $85/month. Utilities Mark 2;J Scooters & Cycles exhaust. First. $250. 349-3936. 353-0520 or 353-0521. Can be included, call after 6 p.m. Parts & Service test driven. 5-7-5 X-3-7-10 WOMAN NEEDED mid - July for 332 5906. 3-7-5 SOLEX MOTORIZED condition. $150 bike~« 335 ivv Avution room in house, east side. $40. 2-7-5 DATSUN 1971. Pick-up and VOLKSWAGEN 1972, 311 Sedan, 372-5385. 3-7-8 •EMPLOYMENT camper. Sleeps 4. $1900 or trade 41,000 miles. $1850 firm. FLANDRIA 10 •FOR RENT for Sportster. 484-8495 or 355-6121. 5-7-8 - Speed, | 487 5803. 3-7-10 Houses SINGLE close to carrier guard, must s Apartments MEN, room, 351-6676. 3-7-8 VW 1963. Runs good, campus, available immediately. Houses 20 mpg. DODGE, 1965 - Dart Wagon. 6 $300 or best. 332-2831.3-7-8 351-5076, after 5 4-7-5 MAGNOVOX AM/FM stereo Rooms cylinder, good engine, $100 or Tv_ THREE BEDROOM house. Close console. Exceptional condition! •FOR SALE _ will trade. 339-9664. 5-7-12 to MSU, LCC, and bus routes. ROOM FOR male student, across $100. Lazy - Boy rocker from Union. 211V4 Grand River, Animals DODGE CHARGER 1968. 383 ''congratulations mem upon being Call 371-1479. 5-7-8 upstairs. $48 per month. Upholstered chair S10 W air conditioner $25. ■ . Mobile Homes automatic, clean, good mileage. X 5-7 10 ■ 676-17^1 •LOST & FOUND Asking $650. 337-2796, after 7 VW CAMPMOBILE 1970. THE FIRST UNIT 10 BE &MMISIONED WOMAN, OWN room, nice'tiouse. Excellent condition, sharp. Close to campus, $55. p.m. 3-7-8 •PERSONAL 489-2920. 5-7-5 |M THE ALL-VOLUNTEER ARMY!' Summer/fall. 332-5765, after 5 1 - 2 PEOPLE. Complete household •PEANUTS PERSONAL FIAT 850 Spider 1970. Gold p.m. 5-7-8 privileges. $20/week. Near BULLETIN: airport. Phone 484-5861, before convertible. Good for •REAL ESTATE 489-7459. 5-7-10 parts. VW BUS 1964. Guaranteed rebuilt SHARE SPACIOUS duplex. Own 5:30. X-5-7-10 10% ADDED engine. $400. Phone 489-2920. •RECREATION ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 room. $70. Available •SERVICE 5-7-5 immediately. 351-6828. 5-7-12 SUMMER ROOMS - Men. DISCOUNT FORD FALCON, 1970. Good gas FarmHouse Fraternity. Across On all merchandise in ihe I Instruction Typing Service mileage, $750. 627-5516. 3-7-8 Good shape. Motorcycles { Employment jji Apartments ^ 718 NORTH Francis, 2 bedrooms, partly furnished, nice rec-room, from Snyder Hall. 151 Bogue. Phone 337-9230. 2-7-5 store. Save 20% to 50% on all fine rings, 25% on p,erced I I •TRANSPORTATION garage. $250/month plus earrings, and 20% on I FORD 1971 Galaxie, 2-door, vinyl IMMEDIATELY, ONE person. 1970 KAWASAKI 500 Very good deposit. 372-6070. DEVET pendants, plus the added 10% I •WANTED top, power, air, radio. $1200. 551 ALBERT. 2 bedroom, Own room in house. $70/month. REALTY. 1-7-3 489-1567. 5-7-5 condition. Helmets. Asking furnished, for fall. One block Close to bus. Lathrop Street. discount. Investment values I $725. Call 351-2125. 3-7-5 from campus. 351-6676. 10-7-10 EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms, 371-1447. 5-7-8 abound i n diamonds and rubies. Don't emeralds, I ••RATES'* MAVERICK 1971. 4-door, 23 mpg. | IT'S 1975 AT SHEP'S. Yes you unfurnished. $140 for group or miss this one • time e PART $1600. Like new. 355-6081. read rightl I invite you to come AND full time summer FEMALE FOR 4 • person, July, $40 for single. Deposit. For Sale Sale ends July 27th 5-7-12 positions for MSU students. out and the 1975 Yamaha. August. Eden Rock Apartments. 676-1557. 5-6-28 I see Automobile required. 351-5800. THOMPSONS' FRANDOR See Darlene. $45. Now! 351-3615. 2-7-5 MAVERICK 1973. Automatic, 6 SHEP'S MOTOR 0-13-7-31 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North 10 PIECE dining room suite, JEWELERS cylinder, power steering, 513 HILLCREST. Wide lawns, OWN ROOM, large house. Office • 3220 Mall Cedar, Holt. Just south of I-96 hardrock maple. Court, Frandor excellent condition. 647-7175. BABYSITTER NEEDED. pleasant building, near campus. work in Photography business Approximately Open Monday • Friday, 9 30 t!i 9 1 3 5 10 3-7-8 overpass.) Phone 694-6621. Dependable with own One or two bedrooms, brightly for responsible person. 50 years old. Quality Saturday 9:30 - 6. C-3-7-5 337-9367. C-14-7-31 construction. $450. Call Phone 332-1385 for Custom Wori 10 1 50 4.00 6.50 13.00 transportation. Afternoons, 3 furnished, air conditioned, all MONTEGO MX 1968. children. 351-3764. 5-7-12 332-3044. 5-7-5 Nobody beats our prices 12 1 80 4.80 7.80 I 1968 HONDA, CL-175, 8,100 TWO BEDROOM $140/month. Automatic, power steering, Unexpected vacancies at 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 miles, helmets, excellent RN OR GN, full and/or parf time Unfurnished, located 2 minutes OLD TOWN CANOE. On hand 15' AM/FM. $300. 371-2272. 5-7-5 reduced rates. GOLF condition. $300. 337-0338. from campus. 372-5985 anytime CLUBS, 2 dozen si IB 2. ?0 7.20 11.70 23.40 position on medical surgical PHONE 337-2796 Trapper and 17' Chipwain 3-7-8 choose from. Scuba 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 unit. RN part time for surgery. or 393-8459, after 7 p.m. 713 canoe. 655-2000. Lloyd OLDSMOBILE 88, 1966. Only Position available for Anesthetist WALK TO MSU. One bedroom, South Foster. 10-7-26 Mattson, 801 East Grand River, Camping equipment. Rifles an] 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 $300. Call 393-2641, before 2 KAW, 1969 500. New ignition, part time. 485-3271. 7-7-8 furnished, including utilities. Williamston. OR-1-6-28 shotguns. Cameras. Sterej p.m. 3-7-5 battery, tune-up. Super at $475, components. Over 100J D EADLINE Newly carpeted and decorated. 329 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA u firm. 373-0472 before 5. 3-7-5 No pets. $170. 400 Gunson. 8-track tapes and alb.'m 1 P.M. one class CLERICAL, PERMANENT. Typing Avenue. House for rent. Near day OLDSMOBILE 1970, Delta 88. required. Apply in person, 3308 Phone 351-3110. 2-7-5 diamond rings, oals, eta bus lines, 3 bedrooms, students before publication. $800. Call 482-1839, 514 Howe Guitars Street. 5-7-8 South Cedar Street, Suite No. welcome. 694-0712. 4-7-12 accessories. ampl ets WUCol anf 11, Lansing. 4-7-12 THREE, POSSIBLY 4 bedrooms. Peanuts Personal ads Saginaw/Abbott Road. First SECONDHAND STORE, 5 EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms OLD - TIMEY Volvo. Runs fine. month's rent plus deposit. Call East Michigan, Lan must be pre paid. HONDA 1974. DISH MACHINE operator. Full or unfurnished. Summer rent CB-360. 1,100 Elegant transportation for 394-1520 between 8 a.m. 9 10 SPEEDS 485-4391, C 7-31 miles, excellent condition. part time. Must be neat and - $140/group. $40 single. Deposit. - discerning indigent. $200. p.m. 3-7-8 676-1557. 5-7-15 SALES, SERVICE, Cancellations/ Corrections 487-5202 nights. 5-7-8 $1,025. 882-4644. 5-7-12 dependable and willing to work. ACCESSORIES NIKON CAMERAS, lenses r Must have transportation. The 12 noon one class day SEA ONE GIRL needed immediately to BEST VALUES, under warranty. Good buy. Onlfl 1973 HONDA SL-100. Excellent HAWK RESTAURANT, EAST, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom homes. CHECK US OUT OPEL MANTA Rallye 1973. Low mornings, 351-1356. 4-7-12 before publications. Williamston. 655-2175.3-7-8 September 15. July rent free. Call EQUITY VEST INC. mileage, new radials. Stereo, FM. condition, only 600 miles. $450 $53.75/month. Burcham Woods The State News will be , Best offer. 351-3678. 7-7-15 or 4-7-5 best offer. Call 651-6181. SITTER WANTED for 6 - year - old. East Lansing home. Good Apartments. 4-7-12 Call 351-3624. OWN 351-8160.5-7.-15 ROOM :. in . house. . .. . velocipec APARTMENT SALE' Spartan Village. 355 0837. 1410-1 afttl responsible only for the first day's incorrect PEUGEOT 1966 Roomy, runs well, good mpg. Stationwagon. HONDA 175. Combination trail wages and working conditions. Must be absolutely reliable and TWO BEDROOM apartment, air Immediately! Fall option. Close. $60. 484-3111.5-7-8 toddler- 8:30 p.m. 5-7-15 484-3257. 3-7-5 and insertion. road, 1973. Two helmets. have own transportation. Call conditioned, Okemos, available SIX STRING Epiphone FolkguiJ 394-2873. 5-7-5 EPI 100 LOUDSPEAKERS. 373-7845 office. 351-8624, immediately. $165, including WOMAN OR man needed for and case. In excellent cc are flue 7 days Irom PINTO Excellent condition. For more 1972, 18,500 miles, new home. 10-7-12 heat. 349-2174 or 353-8939. $80. Call 371-2357 summer room in house near < exhaust information, call 351-4463. .aid Dy the due date, a 337-2257. 2-7-5 system, snow tires. Auto Smice campus. $58. Call 351-9519. 3-7-8 3-7-5 SOt id Selling Services? Sell them to more 5-7-5 people with low cost Want Ads. EFFICIENCY FROM $110. Also 1 Put up a great front1 Get t XT. PLYMOUTH 1971 Duster. Twister trim, 3 - speed, 19 mpg. $1400. VOLKSWAGEN EXHAUST Dial 355-8255 now. bedroom apartments, $115. Call EQUITY-VEST, INC. from GRAD WOMAN. Third single in big VW LUGGAGE rack and 2 wooden chairs. Best offer. 351-3337, household goods you need great savings. Check the Wa systems - $18.95 complete at house, close. $68 year • round. Phone 655-3750. 5-7-5 For Rent 351-8150. 4-7-12 after 6 p.m. 3-7-8 Ads now I CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo, one mile west of !WJ Nice. 353-3186, 482-8227. E Eileen. X-5-75 PONTIAC LEMANS 1965. New ZEISS STANDARD research campus. 487-5055. C-7-31 LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom brakes, starter, tires, excellent microscope. Very good, $250. TV AND apartment. 121 Beal. Summer EAST LANSING, available now, running, $225. 355-1251. 5-7-8 STEREO rentals. 332-6896. 2-7-5 GIBSONS BUICK 1968 Special, excellent $24/term. rates. $160/month. Includes reduced rent, 3 bedroom duplex, - $9.95/month. Free utilities. 349-3604, 372-6852, finished basement. 351-8920. mechanical firm. Call 482-7734. 5-7-12 condition. $500 TORINO GT 1969. Good condition throughout. Priced to sell. same Call day delivery and service. NE J AC, 337-1300. 332-6715. 0-4-7-8 55-7-8 MID-MICHIGAN'S Largest Audio Retailer with the finest in stereo BOCK CAPRI 1973. 4 cylinder, 4 speed. Perfect condition. $2500. 351-5574.3-7-5 C-14-7-31 LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. 915 Lilac, across from campus. 137 EAST KILBORN, Three bedroom home Lansing. products and electronic repairs. Shop the store with straight ADDIC on river, 332-0692 after 6pm. 5-7-8 TOYOTA, 1970 - Corolla, 32 mpg. Apartments $125 plus electricity. 349-3604, $170 per month, plus utilities. stereo answers. MARSHALL BOOK SALE radial tires. $950. Call 482-7734. MUSIC, 245 Ann Street. C-2-7-5 372-6852, 332-6715. 0-4-7-8 Stop by or call 1-468-3627. CHEVELLE SS 1970. 396 5-7-12 THREE BEDROOM duplex, 1% (3c/minute toll call). 5-7-R LENS 50% OFF automatic, $1200. Good PRECISION ground in our ROGER & PAULS bath, full basement, fully TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile - on our regular condition. 655-3987. 3-7-8 TRANSPORTATION * lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, - 1965 Olds. carpeted. 339-9698. 5-7-5 homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten Rooms 2615 East Michigan, low prices Convertible; new tires, shocks MARATHON minutes to campus. Quiet and Lansing. CHEVROLET 1969 Station Wagon, starter. Runs great, $100 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or 372-7409. C-3-7-5 'paperbacks 75% off Townsmen. Approximately 351-4109. 5-7-12 Where all NEEDED, FEMALE over 21. $67 484-5315.0-14-7-31 we CLEAN, QUIET carpeted, •hardbacks 50% off $400. Call 372-4170. 3-7-8 per month, own bedroom. Call SANSUI AU999 JVC 4-way 12" specialize in is furnished rooms for men. From VAN, STEP, International 1966. after 6 p.m., 349-9317. 3-7-8 speakers, dual 1215. $600? ONE WOMAN to share air $60 per month. Utilities 128 W. Grand River cars 351-8183. 4-7-12 CHEVY STATIONWAGON 1964. $500 or best offer. 351-8368. conditioned efficiency with included. Free parking. Close to 2-7-5 LCC St. Lawrence. Tired of $75, 6 cylinder, needs work LOCATED AT THE - same. $55/starting immediately. campus. Call Sue, after 4 p.m., 351-5414. 3-7-5 CORNER OF JOLLY looking? Lovely 2 bedroom - 355-2909. 3-7-5 RUMMAGE SALE. 1531 Donora, 351-0473. 5-7-5 & OKEMOS RD carpeted, utilities, garage. many miscellaneous items: car VEGA HATCHBACK 1974. 349- 3196 332-8978. 3-7-8 parts, TV set, table set, etc. TWO BEDROOM, furnished, close, Excellent condition, tape deck, 6DAY A WEEK TOWING LADIES. SLEEPING room with available 4-7-12 automatic, 7,000 miles, $2350 OPEN 6 DAYS immediately. house privileges. Three blocks SUMMER SUBLEASE - females - $145/month. 351-8830, after 5. or best offer. 349-4715. 5-7-10 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY from campus, excellent area, own bedroom. Cedar Village. 6-7-12 Call 337-1487. 5-7-12 parking. Summer of fall. Call MASON BODY SHOP VEGA 1972 Orange Hatchback. Kalamazoo Street since 1940: - 812 East TROWBRIDGE. FURNISHED one Saturday morning. 351-5705. 1-7-5 CROSSWORD ataBlBS 4-speed, radio, new tires. Getting married, must sell. Complete collision auto service. painting and bedroom. 3 5 1 -9057 $140 - $145. PUZZLE BBuBQHB Call 485-0256. weekends, 485-2918, after 5:30 p.m. C-14-7-31 weekdays after 6pm. 10-7-12 ACROSS 23. Scored in 5-7-12 HAYFORD NORTH. Large 4 tennis bedrooms. Summer rates. $190. OWN ROOM, summer only, huge 24. Part of an 351-7497. 0-14-7-31 4. Overcast airplane wing 1 two person apartment, gigantic VEGA 1972. Beautiful red station Employment »l park backyard, close, 7. Sweet flag 28. Relevant @BH mas 11. Creek wagon. Standard transmission. NEAR MSU and Frandor. Beautiful $80/month. Call Jim, 351-412o! 30. Baseball MLOJUIlkill 21-24 mpg. Call 655-2900 1-6-21 12. Harem team 332-1391 before 1 o.m C-i-i.a or MODELS FOR photography. Call one bedroom, unfurnished, carpeting, drapes, air 31. Creeper 9QnyB 2SS between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. conditioning, parking, laundry. OKEMOS, TWO bedroom 13. Jetty 32. Dart 489-1215.0-14-7-31 Call 332-1703. 2-7-5 apartment. Chief Okemos Circle. 14. Pipe 33. Davit hinttEE No undergrads. 349-0558, fitting 36. Fruit DESK CLERK needed 332-3534. 5-7-8 15. Menagerie - must have TWYCKINGHAM, TWO man decay 44. Kind of boat transportation and be willing to 16. Whine * 1 & 2 Bedrooms * shag travel. Call 372-0567 or apartment. Sublet for summer. Moving out. $150/month. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE 17. Biblical 5" 38. IS* Antagonist 45. System .c „ „ 2. Yellow ochei 3. Powwow carpeting * master drapes * community house * TV * 489-1215 between 12 - 6 p.m. 332-6876. X3-6-28 roommate wanted for spacious 2 bedroom apartment in Okemos. I HELP YOU TAKE CARE OF character 19. Surmise 39. Salad £ £0,,er 4.12 central air 0-14-7-31 * carpeted bars * 5. Star security/privacy * heat/water 349-2598. 3-7-5 TOMORROW ~ TODAYI 20. Sofa TWO 6. Red Chineie included » great location & BEDROOM, 2 bathroom You know you have some •plans * ample GRADUATE leader storage/laundrv MECHANICAL apartment. Need 4th person. 1024 EUREKA, Downstairs. One T~ y- facilities * heated bills coming your way. Well, 6 6 7. Audacity 1 7 % B 9 » pool • swimming Engineer wanted to help develop Call 332-2027. 3-7-5 bedroom, partly furnished. faculty and grad. invention for patenting. Give here I am, 0. Howie Hustles, 8. Libertine j students welcome. $125. 351-7497.0-7-31 " 12 % 13 9. Misfortunes technical assistance for share of SUBLET AUGUST 1 - September the wonderful Classified Ad "On Lake Brandywine" profits, if any. Knowledge of 15. No damage deposit. $210. 'H 10. Notices ONE BEDROOM, luxury, air, that brings extra cash your 15 electromagnetism necessary. Call Cedar Greens. 351-7063. furnished, two man. Near Union. way! Take a look at all those •7 % % 10 18. Net game 19. "My Sal' Immediate Occupancy C'mon over 349-0873 after 5 p.m. 2-7-5 10-7-24 $165/month. 337-0805. 5-7-5 good things you don't use V/i V/t 21 ie % 22 19 20. Unbianched antlei Take Hagadorn Rd. North anymore - maybe golf to Lake Lansing Rd., AND CHECK OUT COLLINGWOOD APTS! FOR SUMMER APARTMENT UVIN6 348 OAKHILL. Greyhound. BLOCK 1 - 3 bedrooms. from clubs, power tools, bicycles, 23 %2M %%% f. 21. Fiost left 3 blocks to Hardy ave. *air conditioned Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning, $140 - $170. 351-8055 weekends, weekdays after 4pm, furniture. Choose the ones 28 % i9 36 25 22. Even 24. Some Follow the signs to Balcony, Furnished you no longer need, make *dishwasher 10-7-12 list of them and dial the num¬ a % 25. Profligate 26. Palestine plam | Information office Open daily 11-7:30 p.m. "'shag carpeting ♦unlimited parking STUDIOS $135. EAST LANSING. 1752 Coolidge ber below to reach one of my %%% 33 3H 35 il % 36 32 27. fulle 29. Hail ONE BEDROOM courteous Ad Visors, who or 351-5164 call *plush furniture TWO BEDROOM - $145 $160 Road. Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths, garage, all deluxe features. takes care of your Want Ad 31 % & % 7/, 32. Unctuous 33. Young man ♦Model Open Daily % 39 SO % m $290. Available September 1. promptly and speeds cash 34. Small brook • • ■ sorry no pets N2 1$ Call 372-5920. 6-7-15 1 S3 nalsiead management buyers on their way to you! 35. Tapir 1 HM call 351-8282 36. Churl Call now! HS y FROM *165°" j • (behind Zody's on the river!) - 351-7910, or 351-6168 ROOM FOR rent. Close $65/month. 332-1809. 6 3-7-8 to campus. p.m. 355-8255 % W 38. Fiiar 40. Colored lluio , | 41. Ballad ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 5, 1974 I fu sale ® I ^ Fwl1 I® 1 Real Estate ](«] | DHwtog 1,000 c cta-5010 receiver. Ak» T^nDS quadrophonic Bpe 12? " '00 m*~. Turntables. sp«.k.r. FIND SOMETHING If you've found a pet or article of value, we want to help you return it. Ju*t come into the State News MT. HOPE School, by owner, 2 bedrooms, den, new carpeting, fini*hed basement, juit $26,500. 372-5381.5-7-5 painted EXPERIENCED Dissertations. IBM typing. (pica - elite). FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 Judiciary panel slipping from Clauified Department and tell ut r l assortment of .m.ll investigatory role COMPLETE cj sys.ems. lp's aod «p~ you want to place LANSING STATE BANK'S Found an ad in EAST Recreation IB Discount THESES - Service Printing. IBM typing ric8l instrument! wch « t£'.ticGibson,Portable ■ Marshall tv«** Column. A* a public *ervice EAST LANSING STATE BANK will run and binding of these*, resume*, publication*. Aero** from campus By JAMES M. NAUGHTON |ic0l household item*, and the ad at no cost to EAST LANSING youl CROSSROADS corner M.A.C. and Grand River. Below Jones Stationery Shop. New York Times D-Ala., said yesterday. "I will look at it as a senator voting on more dicker & deal CYCLE impeachment." STATE BANK Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, kftwnhand store, 1701 WASHINGTON - The House Judiciary Committee, in the view But others on the committee, luth cedar. 487-3886. we buy Eland trade. C-7-31 C-7-31 210 ABBOTT 332-4081 337-1666. C-7-31 of senior inquiry officials, has not Its members have become so enmeshed in yet faced up to impeachment. the outset that if the including Rodino, have said from Judiciary Committee went beyond the mere FOUND: YOUNG orange tabby, THESES. RESUMES, typing and 8,000 pages of collection of evidence it would be documentary details 01 the Watergate and related scandals that usurping the Senate's constitutional authority to try impeachment cases. l;g" machine Clearance neutered, deciawed. Call 355-8350 leave message or printing. Reasonable prices. COMMERCIAL PRINTING. they may have overlooked the dimensions of the case. Major gaps ei Brand new portable. 332-4372. C-3-7-10 351-4116. C-7-31 Their search, thus far in vain, for the one piece of conclusive, Moreover, well placed officials said that Rodino would begin ■oQ6 $5 P®r ,T10n,',• - irrefutable evidence of presidential criminality that ■ .on of reconditioned u*ed might seal the emphasizing to his colleagues and the public that any major gaps ANN BROWN LOST: REDDISH - blonde dog. typing and multilith outcome, has distracted the committee from a circumstantial in the evidence collected Chines Singers, White*. East Lan»ing area. No collar. offset printing. Complete service pattern of White House misconduct that these senior officials by the committee were the result of .his New Homes and many for Nixon's defiance of subpenas for about 15 .! $19.95 Answers to "Redly". Call dissertations, theses, consider to be the heart of the matter. The members have tape recordings of to $39.95. 351-6951. 2-7-5 manuscripts, general typing. IBM White House conversations. EDWARDS mistaken their role, in that view, and have m s - 24 years experience. slipped from a position The withheld evidence could bear significantly on the of investigation to one of trial. ■ctbibuting company, $100 REWARD. For information 349-0850. C-7-31 outcome. St. Clair has said that the proper standard for weighing ■ 16 North Washington. or return of ■ Fair play? the evidence should be * Lavender Raleigh something more than mere "probable % c.7.331 Competition bike with yellow IRENE ORR - On Vacation. And the committee's Democratic chairman, Rep. Peter W. cause" but not Rodino Jr. of New Jersey, may have demonstrated a sense of fair necessarily so stringent as "beyond reasonable handlebars, utility bag, and Returning September. Ready to doubt." IrENS td160 with Stanton embroidered Mexican denim type after Labor Day. C-14-7-31 play in yielding, usually belatedly, to White House and In order for committee members to f EE cartridge. $190. price shirt. Special Handlebars and Republican demands for participation by President Nixon's conclude, in most central FOR THE BEST service areasof the inquiry, that Nixon had ■Liable. 10 week, old. brown seat. Call East on stereo CHECK lawyers. But, in the process, the chairman appears to have committed impeachable Lansing wrongs, they would have to draw adverse inferences that the equipment see the STEREO ^2.2831.3-7-8 Police or 339-2179. 2-7-5 SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. YELLOW permitted the inquiry to become the adversary confrontation that President had refused to surrender the tapes because Rodino had said must be prevented. they LOST: C-14-7-31 contained incriminating evidence. Ten Speed*! BLACK Labrador, - all with PAGE ADS Murder weapon white mark rious colors and size*, on chest, white I'M FROM Spartan Village, can Panel members, especially Republicans, have made no collar. Leslie Kalamazoo area. secret of nple* de-railer, center • pull BELOW - 484-6564. 2-7-5 babysit Monday - Friday, 4:30 their unfulfilled wish to find some item of takes high quality at dealers p.m. - on. Some weekends. evidence — "the murder weapon," as they L, Forced warehouse sale. 9 - 355-0881, after 4. X-3-7-10 FOR jokingly describe it - that would 30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 REWARD, LOST: Linde Star ring permit a relatively easy judgment of the charges. There was little doubt, as the committee recessed its 12 p.m. Saturday. d&c in area of Library, Bessey or TIME inquiry Most Republicans, following St. Clair's „ lead, have focused their Instructions for the . orage 1241 Roth Drive, Wells. 355-8202. 4-7-5 long Independence Day weekend, that a majority attention on the events of March 21, eventually would recommend that Nixon be impeached. But how 1973, when $75,000 in Jth Cedar, at 1-96. 694-3311. AND alleged hush money was paid to E. Howard Hunt Jr. after the Personal the panel reaches that recommendation — and on what basis ll4-7-31 / * PIANO STUDENTS wanted. Adults MONEY will heavily influence the actions taken later by the full House President discussed such a payment at 3D, the former White House legal counsel. length with John W. Dean or children. Reasonable rates and, if Nixon is impeached, by the Senate. I Animals H ACCESS CENTER ^ 484-5055. 5-7-5 SAVING Partisan squabbles According to Judiciary Committee transcripts, Nixon at one point said the money "should" be paid and, later, » For two weeks, the committee has been beset with an endless replied to FOR | FRENCH TUTORING by TA. Low VALUES series of partisan squabbles over such Dean's suggestion that some signal be given to Hunt by saying, IE KITTENS, seven Tie, weeks old. 337-2390. 2-7-5 I Human Reproduction offers Health . I rates. 337-7495 or 351-1737. Laurel Cline. 3-7-5 of witnesses to be summoned to procedural matters as the list impeachment hearings. But the "For Christ's sake, get it." The Watergate grand jury named Nixon as i Abortion-Contraception unindicted I 1226 East services bickering has overshadowed deeper divisions and more significant coconspirator on the basis of such evidence, but the Michigan | issues on which the outcome of the inquiry will turn. Judiciary ie Homes Lansing 48S-3271 BOARD EXAM TUTORING Committee, whose recommendation would be equivalent to a L STANLEY H. KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES TYPIST. ACCURATE, fast service. Term papers and so forth. 50c a Decisions put off months ago will have to be made after the committee members return Monday to complete their hearings proposed indictment, has been more reluctant to come to the conclusion. same FREE A lesson in complexion Now and begin their deliberations. being formed for the ... page, 10c extra for uncorrected One reason is that in b SALE 1970 Marlette. 12' x care. CALL 484-4519. East upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, carbon. 339-9377. 2-7-5 In theory, the role of Judiciary Committee members in the presenting the voluminous evidence to the 50'with T x 21' expando. Three Michigan, committee, Doar and his aides refrained from or 485-7197 Lansing ATGSB, GRE, Board Exams. For impeachment proceeding is roughly analogous to the duty of characterizing it or edrooms, unfurnished except Mall. MERLE NORMAN information call 1-313-354-0085 suggesting any conclusions that should be drawn from the grand jurors in a criminal case. They hear the evidence presented Lichen appliances. Skirting and COSMETIC STUDIOS. 0-14-7-31 Wanted J material. Led included. Can be moved. C-14-7-31 by one side — the prosecutors — and decide if it is sufficient to Task force MATH warrant a trial. ^Excellent condition, Must sell1 TUTOR. All courses 08? On Monday, Rodino established five separate 'task forces," each offer. Phone 627-2380. through 215. Call 353-3834, Political process )n Real Estate « before 5 p.m. 5-7-10 THE ALLE Ey softball team needs But containing four Democratic members of the committee, to fe-7-8 impeachment is also a political process of the most serious examine in depth the central areas of the excellent players immediately. nature. Conviction of the President after a Senate trial would lead inquiry - the Watergate case; alleged political Practice this Sunday. Call Bruce, to his dismissal. Because of the dealings between the White House and BY OWNEP, Waverly Schools, Typing Service ^ 351-2012. 3-7-8 and because their own actions will be magnitude of the responsibility major 1972 re • election campaign contributors; domestic north of Dimondale judged by the public surveillance activities; alleged White House on private committee members generally have sought to go beyond the role attempts to misuse lane, by Grand River with MOTHER'S HELPPER. Three days government agencies, and Nixon's personal taxes. her/dryer. $4700. 625-7070. of grand jurors and to try Nixon's conduct rather than access. Three bedrooms brick a week, 9 - 1 p.m. Okemos area, investigate Rodino and the committee lawyers it. reportedly favor adoption front, ranch, 1 acre, walk - out own transportation. 349-3424. of a general article of impeachment alleging that Nixon did not 5-7-8 "The case you have here (before the committee) is the case heed his constitutional basement, 2 full baths, fireplace, duty to "take care that the laws be r your vancancies are carpeted, central air, many PURPLE VICKI you're going to have before the Senate," Rep. Walter Flowers, faithfully executed." - Fast, accurate, find with fast acting extras included. $42,800, inexpensive typing. Very near mt Ad*. Dial 355-8255. assumable 7V«. 646-8787. 5-7-5 campus. 337-7260. 10-7-12 it's whats 3tS j Nation celebrates 198th birthday THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE happening in9 I (continued from Vienna, page using champagne 1) Officials of Expo '74 in Spokane, Wash., said their display would be the nation's "I feel a little stuffy in my stomach," he said after being awarded Announcements for ordered by the American a trophy with an It's What's largest. The $70,000 show BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY emblazoned hot dog on it. Happening must he received in the delegation. In Tel Aviv, the included blazing reproductions State News office, 341 Student Fourth was marked by Muriel, 24, who stands 5 Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least of the Apollo 11 moon feet 8 and weighs 185 pounds, two class days before publication. unveiling of a wax figure of landing, the Statue of Liberty, took an 11th hot dog after Secretary of State Henrv A. ★ SAVE TIME * SAVE MONEY No announcements will be by phone. accepted Kissinger at a ceremony the Capitol dome and a 400 - eating the 10 during the square - foot portrait of Bing contest. attended by Ambassador Find peace and inner strength in Crosby, a former resident. Kenneth B. lependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you. divine love, through knowledge of the Patterns in your life. Learn with But Keating. the substance of the In New York Muriel of Brooklyn gobbled up Roberto San Francisco's Candlestick Park was the site for what was the Students of Yahshua 8 to 10 holiday was the hundreds of 10 frankfurters in 3V4 minutes billed as an old - fashioned p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and 3 Arts & Crafts BARBER SHOP Golf local celebrations across Thursday to win the traditional fireworks display, and major Optometrists to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, 38 Union. America, many of them Fourth of July Nathan's displays were planned for New illuminated by the traditional Famous hot dog eating contest York, Boston. Washington and CO-OPTICAL JV MEET YOUR Horstmyer's Demonstration rides weekends, transportation provided. given on fireworks displays. at Coney Island. Philadelphia. »H FRIENDS AT UNION SERVICES Meet at 8:30 a.m. Saturday or In the 18 states where % THE MARSH WH QUAINT SHOP BUILDING Sugar House (East Lansing's Only Cooperative Optical) Sunday in front of the Union. For more information call Dave Pope or Sun power arouses firecrackers still are legal, this Carl Wagle. was perhaps the last Fourth for (point and Accessories Bee Supplies Raw r. Richard Hearn, Optometrist Honey -...njVarn • Antiques BARBER backyard fireworks buffs to do • EYES EXAMINED Lesbian counselors are available ^ and Grondahl their stuff legally. The U.S. 1st mas Plates Maple Syrup for women with questions or — 1 Copenhagen las Plates l"S and Grondahl SHOP Come to 5236 Curtice Rd, Mason, • • GLASSES CONTACT LENS problems from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays and 3 to 5 p.m. Thursdays at the Women's Center, interest of scientists Consumer Product Safety Commission is planning that's Day Plates 8 • 5:30 Mon. - Frl. Michigan One mile sout hearings to prohibit private use 547Vi East Grand Kiver Ave. Or if and deserts to how this of firecrackers. »M3 Pttrlavllli Columbia on Onondaga. Turn left NEW YORK - The sunlight see Highway By Appt. or Walk In CURTICE RD. 10 a.m. any lesbian out there is interested Eaton Rapids in being a lesbian counselor or in a that most of us take for energy source can be captured 1. Monday - Saturday '«:JOp.m. (Mon.-Sat.) 3SS-33S9 682-2011. lesbian political rap group, call the granted makes it possible to and used efficiently on a broad The danger of such 5121 Women's Center for details. grow all the plants on Earth, scale. explosives was apparent. In Arts & Crafts Counseling Optometrist Lansing A i Lesbian Feminists transform skyscrapers into This recent surge of interest Seattle, a box of about 50 and activity has been triggered "m80s" exploded in the face WSING KNIT SHOP FREE COUPONS!! DR. D.M.DEAN collective this summer. If by a combination of problems of Myron Speidel, a 35 - year - mm wrntic and interested, call the Women's Center, compounded by an annual old carpenter, costing him his Imported Yarn* 547% East Grand River. Your help *Bemat Yarns SUTLER'S KIDDIELAND OPTOMETRIST is wanted! United States energy demand right eye and leaving him in growth rate of 4.7 per cent. serious condition. A 14 - year - *&ee Knitting 1 FREE ride with old Brooklyn boy lost his right Transcendental Meditation spires of gold, produce air W: " Instructions CENTER. $1.00 PURCHASE taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi as currents that turn 100,000 It isno wonder that hand when firecrackers stuffed *■- 'Specialists in alternative power sources are VISION CARE will be presented by the Students' into a can exploded, and a 10 • OTJ Rugs and Needlepoin • ABORTION TERRACE GOLF windmills, make dewdrops • CONTRACEPTION CONTACT LENS International Meditation Society. now being more intensively Needlepoint Supplies Introductory lectures at 1 p.m. sparkle like diamonds and, at year - old in Missoula, Mont., * COUNSELING t FREE tame with t SERVICES the same time, bathe the Earth investigated and promoted. was in serious condition after a 'Crewel 4 Stichery * STERILIZATION paid admission Tuesday in 314 Bessey Hall and Solar energy leads a list that Services 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in B102 Wells in a glorious refulgence. firecracker ignited a nearby 332-1939 GYN Clinic Group Rates OPEN OAILY 210 Abbott Rd. Hall. To the layman it is usually includes hydrogen, methane and methanol production, gasoline can. 3028 Vine FRANDOR SHOPPING something to enjoy. '"°m Speakers Available 332 6563 MENSA group will attend the ocean thermal and tidal energy Frandor Shoppini 1226 E. Michigan Ave. CENTER Greek Day Festival for belly But to solar and energy 3S1-40S4 or 3S1-01C0 conversion and wind Center Lansing 485-3271 For Sale Soil Stereo Repair dancing, baklava shishkebabs and ethnic shops Saturday in Detroit. scientists, worldwide aware of the growing shortage of power, sunlight is a form of conversion. Summit arrangements through Vicki Wilson. In recent months a dozen or electromagnetic radiation that, more conferences on the use of (continued from page 1) BUD'S PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Joanne Harvey lectures on "Genealogy: What is it? How to go in the space of about eight solar energy have been held 372 -1560 24 Hours about it" at 7:30 Monday in the minutes, reaches from a star around the country. Though As Kissinger put it quite 'TO PARTS, !T«WJE349-1010 East Lansing Public Library. across 93 million miles of space and descends on the Earth with the broad spectrum of solar candidly in that briefing, one applications from simple of the problems in Mile East of East Joanne — trying to Lansing Harvey, registered a tremendous expenditure of hotwater heaters balance weapons is to check the MARITAL,PROBLEMS? just off East PROFESSIONAL AUDIO to home INC. NEED TO TALK? Grand River A< 'Okemos, Mich. REPAIR Lansing genealogist, will offer instruction concerning the study or energy that has yet to be heating and cooling, from natural tendency of the titT GRAND RIVEN * Three full - time professionally colonial records from 3 to S p.m. tapped in any significant electricity produced by solar military establishment to keep Tuesday in 111 Morrill Hall. amount. cells to large power plant late model trained technicians wanting more and more arms. CATHOLIC * Complete Test facilities In the United States alone, it installations — were discussed motors and * 3 • month warranty on all work John Ferres of the Bicentennial has been estimated that some arts a SOCIAL SERVICES * Loaner amplifiers available Summer Institute will demonstrate at these meetings, the center of Kissinger strongly implied speciality "The Uses of Film" from 3 to 5 9,000 trillion kilowatt - hours attention was the tantalizing that the MIRV deal fell u.|. 69<-2154 CAN HELP 5SS E. GRAND RIVER p.m. today, in 111 Morrill Hall. of solar energy are received CLb,,WMn Holt * prospect of commercial through because the Pentagon rion °n N. cedar 372 ■ 4020 annually, the equivalent of production of cost - refused to give up new The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will celebrate the anniversary of the power available from 1,150 competitive solar heating units weaponry such as the Trident ~JSji For Sale wedding of Elessor and Arwen at 8 tonight, 31 Union. All are welcome. billion tons of coal. purposes of comparison, For for residential future. homes in the submarine, while the Soviet iKirONI'S near military refused to restrain its i c_ Novv H,ar Thi* WASHDAY current annual coal production current program of "mirving" ■ALKINC From The Top Hinge At The SAVINGS The Women's Center is located at 547% E. Grand River Ave. and is in this country is some 590 million tons, the equivalent of For buyers of new houses, the most encouraging note at the new SSI 8 missiles. open on Mondays and Tuesdays Stort With The Red Door I 25* Per Load 1HE from 3 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9 and on Wednesdays and 2.190 billion barrels of oil. Today, as the prices of the National Foundation conference Science All this was predictable, p.m. was an given the circumstances of IMPORTED •Pipes WENDROW'S YELLOW Thursdays from noon to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. conventional fuels go up and announcement by the Watergate and the new Soviet supplies go down, it is not hard Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. that perception of the possibilities *Cigars ECONOWASH PACE Self - help, divorced women's to see why the promise of it would start production of of impeachment. The two sides #Cigarettes group, communication skills and power from the sun has solar heat collectors for sale on will now abandon the search RUNS ON iaSlHe * Women Against Rape are a few of aroused the Tobaccos interest of the commercial market1 within for a short - term arms deal and Block Ont M.A.C. Special Texas the workshops now meeting at the governments and industries, the next few weeks. This is the the hope of a permanent '332 - 4269 Washer 50c FRIDAY center. Call or drop by for more information. Any women interested home owners and utilities, and first move by a major industrial treaty, and try instead for an in staffing the center this summer has sent scientists scurrying C&n^Lr.^*«fc»Shoj> 7am to 3006 Vine St. 11pm. 1 Wk CALL- 355-8255 are also welcome. into laboratories and onto roofs concern field. into the solar energy agreement that could last until 1985. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fndsy- Hs.ii NOTHING CAN TOUCH IT' Hang gliding—euphoric By ANN STUART advanced high • altitude glides Rapids dealer and an MSU rules, it can be a lot of fun alumnus, commented, "There for the The dream of flight without Leonardo da Vinci may have of several hundred feet. is danger and a necessity for feeling* power is now a reality with been the original inventor Soaring speed is usually skill involved, as in any daring explainable. You're up flying In the wind JL behind a quickly ■ growing between 15 -25 miles per the advent of the hang noise, no modern sport - hang gliding. hour. sport. But if you abide by the motors, nothing" glider. Thousands of people Da Vinci and others The "kite" is a triangular • are now enjoying the throughout history dreamed of shaped tubing with a safety freedom and low cost of this sport without the need of a bird - like flight with as little mechanical help as possible. harness, beneath a sail made of stabilized Dacron or similar House bill sanction! license. Today, being airborne without material. It ranges in width an engine - powered aircraft or from 15-20 feet, depending a pilot's license is a reality. Thousands are discovering the art of hang gliding. upon the weight of the pilot. The weight of the glider without the pilot and harness is drawings for charfr LANSING (UPI) - Raffles commissioner of the "It's a terrific sport about 40 pounds. Most gliders . . . and so - called "Jar Games" lottery to define what a can be rolled up to fit on the m exhilarating, exciting, sponsored by charitable encompasses and euphoric," says Ron Watson of top of a car for traveling. specify wi. organizations would be given groups could be eligible. Saranac. "The feeling is really Though hang gliding is the state's blessing under Raffle tickets hard to describe. I've done a relatively simple, there are could legislation approved July 2 by exceed 50 cents little of everything . . . diving, some dangers involved. each, withi the Michigan House. total retail value of skiing, boating, No one should fly without prizesii racing, but Though raffles are regularly single day limited to there's just nothing that can receiving fitting and training Sim from a qualified dealer, who conducted by schools, touch it. churches and service can be absolutely certain the MSI/ office chosen "It's different than flying in a plane," he continued. "When you're in the plane, you're glider is in perfect shape and that conditions are correct for organizations, they are actually prohibited by law. Under the bill passed by the House on a inside and the machinery is flying safely. Lessons offered 87-25 vote, raffles would be By JIM KEEGSTRA In addition to the future depot, the rail the state, said the council's estimates doing all the flying. When by many of these dealers should be taken legalized for organizations State Nes Staff Writer council will lease adjacent land for compare favorably with other cities along you're hang gliding, there's just advantage of and equipment holding bingo licenses and automobile parking from Grand Trunk for the route. He said Genesse County and you and the kite and nature. checks and whose profits go to charity or a An MSU office has been formally It's all there." $500 a year. This area will be surfaced and Flint have already allocated $40,000 and practices before take - off are a chosen as the depot for local passenger must. nonprofit cause. fenced in. Port Huron is spending $31,000. Gerry Fraccaru, a train service. commercial The bill would require the pilot from Ann Gary Neernik, a Grand These and other incidental expenses are Arbor, describes hang gliding as The Capital Area Rail Council Tuesday The council's lease with MSU — which "the ultimate ecstasy. Each approved an $8,000 per year lease with estimated total $32,650 in capital provides free utilities and custodial service individual finds identity. It's the University for the South Harrison investments and $1,000 a month in — extends for two years starting in like an intimate affair with Road office. operating costs for this area's share in the August. It includes an option to renew for Mother Nature." 18 • month demonstration route between three years, if the daily trains prove a Amtrak trains are scheduled to start Port Huron and Chicago. Basically, hang gliding is pulling in to the East Lansing station Sept. strapping oneself to a giant East Lansing will be charged 20 kite, running several steps and 15, returning passenger service to this area per cent for the first time since May 1971. of these local costs, Ingham County 30 per Two possible depot sites on South leaving the ground to soar into the wind with almost no effort. cent and Lansing 50 per cent. Meridian Washington Avenue were rejected by the The flight may last anywhere Before this happens, the former rail council. Establishment of a depot in Township has indicated it may kick in from a matter of minutes to inventory records office must be $2,000, and other townships will be Lansing would have been more expensive remodeled and a 500 foot platform built several hours (the present - contacted by the council for small than at HarriSon and the location would next to the Grand Trunk Western Railway contributions. have ruled out the future possibility of a nonstop flight record is 11 track at Harrison just south of Trowbridge route from Detroit to Grand Rapids on hours) and altitude reached Road. Rich Tower, rail operations manager for ranges from a few feet off the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tracks. ground for beginners, to Gasoline a for Country Roc upstate LANSING (UPI) - Holiday travelers in northern Michigan will with find plentiful supplies of gasoline over the Fourth of July weekend, the Michigan Dept. of Commerce reported Wednesday. WOOD ROSE The department's weekly survey of 259 stations showed that virtually all will operate on Friday and Saturday. Some 70 per cent will be open on Sunday. The department said that less than 1 per cent of stations are expected to exhaust their fuel allocations or restrict purchases even through tourist traffic is reported increasing in the area. Gasoline will be available in northern Michigan as follows; Friday: 99 per cent open, 55 per cent until 9 p.m., 10 per cent open until midnight and 5 per cent for 24 hours. MON. - SAT. Saturday: 98 per cent operating, with 62 per cent open until 9 p.m., 12 per cent until midnight and 5 per cent for 24 hours. 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