Volume 168 Number 178 Monday, July 8.1974 Michigan State University East Laming, Michigan 48824 Supreme Court KHOM WIRE SERVICES FROM and the the future —i.t; three branches of ui_ relationship among the .. .. two set for decision whose votes are less predictable, against pressure for on tapes ? WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court government. Justices Potter Stewart and Byron R. White. most court a prompt decision, three others is to resume with Ehrlichman "suicidal" to defy the Supreme Court. Some two hours later, the observers predict a decision hears the final chapter Monday in the long decision will The ninth justice, Nixon expected to take the stand, and the House "There's only one thing the President appointee within a week or 10 days. a„d weighty argument over President impeachment panel heads into what rest with three conservatives has to fear," Rep. Joe D. Waggonner Jr., Nixon William H. Rehnquist, has taken no The case began when Nixon's refusal to provide Watergate tapes appointed to the part in Jaworski Chairman Peter Rodino, D-N.J., hopes will court, Chief Justice the Watergate tapes case, presumably subpenaed D-La., said, "and that is a contempt demanded by the special prosecutor. Warren E. Burger and Justices tape recordings and other be its last week of inquiry. citation from the Supreme Court. His Harry A. because he held a policy • making Justice records of 64 conversations Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski and Blackmun and Lewis F. Powell among Nixon The committee will hear again Monday position would be really jeopardized." Jr; three Department job during Nixon's first term. and his top advisers during three from former Nixon campaign official jcon's chief attorney, James D. St. who consistently form liberal days in a bloc The justices could decide the case later April 1973 when the Mr will rise in turn to argue a case against Nixon administration Watergate coverup Frederick LaRue, the man who delivered a U.S. District Judge jonn J. Sirica positions today or delay a ruling for weeks, even was unraveling. controversial ordered Nixon to turn over the disputed affecting the Watergate coverup trial, the Justices William 0. $75,000 payment to Douglas, Thurgood months. But balancing desire for careful Jaworski called the tapes essential material for his private inspection to impeachment proceedings against Nixon, Marshall and William J. Brennan a Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt. Jr.; and deliberation on issues of such high import evidence for the coverup trial of Nixon's Next in line, possibly Tuesday, will be determine what should be given to closest aides, H.R. Haldeman and John D. former White House counsel John W. Dean Jaworski. After Nixon resisted, the Ehrlichman, and four others. in. question went straight to the nation's Spaeth: high court's The historic importance of the session One of the most explosive questions in highest court, the first time the justices vote was has a understood by an unprecedented demand for seat- in the courtroom, which capacity of only 300. Applications from lawyers and court employes were the Supreme Court case, meanwhile, is whether the President would obey should the ruling run against him. St. Clair has stated that the President should be freed have grappled with a Watergate case. Ir. hundreds of pages of legal briefs filed with the court during the past month, the debate has been cast in terms of the will favor decided by lottery. The public will be from judicial orders because he is the powers the Constitution accords the tape accommodated on a first - come basis. embodiment of the coequal executive executive and judicial branches of Though the official waiting line wasn't branch. Another of Nixon's lawyers has to have opened until government. midnight Sunday, termed as "idle speculation" whether the several persons began a long hot and President would comply with the By JUNE E.K. DELANO "The chief argument relied upon in high St. Clair contends that the President State News Staff Writer grand jury may not consider a president as sleepless vigil on the Capitol lawn across court. alone defense of the President's refusal to tum has the power to decide what an unindicted the street many hours earlier. Elena the coconspirator, is unlikely But Vice President Gerald R. Ford told material he will The Supreme Court will affirm a lower over tapes is separation of powers," to affect the outcome of the case, provide for a criminal Sassower,, 18, of New Rochelle, N.Y., newsmen in Dallas Saturday that "I think court's decision that President Nixon Spaeth said, "but as long ago as 1897, prosecution. Spaeth said. was the first to stake her claim — at 9:20 it is assumed any citizen - the President Chief Justice John Marshall recognized a must release tapes of 64 White House a.m. Saturday. included — would abide by a decision of He bases the argument on the doctrine federal court's power to issue a subpena Spaeth has been accurate 89.4 per cent conversations, predicts Harold J. Spaeth, Monday also promised to be a busy the Supreme Court." of executive privilege, the theory that a MSU professor of political science who against the president." of the time in predicting the individual In addition, he said, Justice White, votes of Supreme Court justices. Watergate day on at least two other fronts. Nixon's strongest supporters in the president has the right to withhold records makes computerized predictions on high The plumbers' trial of Ehrlichman and House are warning him that it would be of confidential dealings with his advisers. court decisions. speaking for himself and the four Nixon Spaeth, whose past 32 predictions have appointees, quoted approvingly "the long • been 96 .9 per cent correct, anticipates an standing principle" that "the public has 14 decision against the President with the right to every man's evidence." ELECTION TODAY TO Justice William Rehnquist not Only three months ago, Spaeth added, participating, having {previously Chief Justice Warren Burger, in a Two Canadians finish unanimous opinion, emphasized that the disqualified himself. campaigns Constitution and not the dictates of public Oral arguments before the court are officials is the law of the land, and that the to begin today. courts held responsibility to determine what materials must be prod ed and to From WIRE Tornoto Harbor before heading home to Canada?" the Prime Minister asked, the federal budget. If we have the national what extent, if any, executive privilege SERVICES await the voters' verdict — the Prime addressing an enthusiastic audience at a will, applies. everyone will prosper. If we do not, TORONTO — Prime Minister Pierre Minister to Ottawa, and Stanfield to Nova Toronto shopping center. "What about Regarding the second defense offered everyone will lose." Elliott Trudeau and his principal rival Scotia, the province that he served as by the President's lawyer, James St. Clair, transportation? What about housing? What During the last few days, Trudeau has Robert R. Stanfield both wound up their premier for 11 years. about Social that the special prosecutor is himself a Security?" several times referred to the opposition as member of the executive branch and, as campaigns Sunday afternoon with Despite the potential for a cliffhanger, Truieau's Liberal Party government "the gloomy Tories" because of their appearances in southern Ontario, a crucial it's hard to find any excitement among attributes most of Canada's inflation to pessimism on the economic issue. such, is the agent of the President and can region in Canada's parliamentary election Canadian voters The frenzied worldwide economic pressures and Replying Saturday, Stanfield said: perform only those duties delegated to him by the President, Spaeth reviewed the today. "I didn't go into politics just to tell the circumstances of the Trudeau's Liberals have Canadian people what they wanted to firing of Archibald come out hear." Cox and the hiring of Jaworski. narrowly on top in every poll, including tilt litest Gallup survey released Saturday, The final swings that both party leaders "Atty. Gen. William Saxbe pledged to but the Conservatives traditionally pick up made through Ontario underscored the Congress," Spaeth said, "that not only would he not fire Jaworski for steam at the last minute. Political political importance of this province, pursuing analysts where more than one • third of Canada's Watergate further, he also reaffirmed say the outcome remains anybody's guess. 22 million people live. Jaworski's independence and supported Both Stanfield and Trudeau are For Trudeau, the visit also illustrated Jaworski's right to go to court, if convinced that the election will be decided the dramatic changes that he has made in necessary, to secure additional White in Ontario, Canada's most populous his House evidence. Further, Nixon himself campaign style since the election of province. 1972, which he very nearly lost. has stated on numerous occasions that His speeches then tended to be quiet, Jaworski is an independent official." Both men visited an exuberant picnic of thoughtful essays on the future of Canada. Spaeth The third defense argument, that a ethnic groups on a sunny island in This time, however, they are fighting attacks on the opposition, in classic old political style. Group has 86 days to get "Are you going to vote Liberal?" he shouted out Friday night at a rally in Hamilton, and the crowd roared back: "Yes!" "Are we going to win this election?" "Yes!" signatures in recall move Stanfield Trudeau The election today will be the third "Trudeaumania" that swept the then maintains that the best that can be done national contest between Trudeau, 54, and swinging bachelor minister to power in domestically to combat it is to increase Stanfield, 60. Whoever loses undoubtedly 1968 dried up long ago. supplies in a growing economy. will be under pressure to resign as the By MARY ANNE FLOOD council meeting that the city, state and Most Canadians seem bored by the His campaign has played down the cost leader of his party. State News Staff Writer federal costs for the project have almost familiar faces and don't seem to feel that Whether Stanfield or Trudeau wins of living increases, focusing instead on a doubled since the original estimates. could well depend jn the vote for Canada's any politician can cope with Canada's broad new set of government programs in The 90 - day countdown began for The petitions — there are separate ones two minor parties: David Lewis's New inflation rate of almost 11 per cent — the such areas as mass transit and natural Citizens to Recall Sharp and Brookover for Mayor Wilbur Brookover's recall and only major issue in the campaign. resources development. Democratic Socialists and Real Caouette's when the first recall petitions were signed Councilwoman Mary Sharp's — list three Stanfield, the leader of the Progressive right - wing Social Credit party. last week. major reasons for recalling the two The New Democrats held the balance of Stanfield has proposed a 90 - day freeze Conservatives, has a largely one • issue The citizen group has 86 days left to officeholders. on wages and prices followed by 18 campaign, as he criss - crossed the country power in the last government and forced obtain the required signatures in order to "Fiscal irresponsibility and its downfall when they refused to support months of flexible controls. Trudeau said calling inflation "a national emergency." put the recall on the ballot. mismanagement of public funds by controls didn't work in the United States Trudeau's proposed budget. Lewis has Between 150 and 200 petitions have Saturday, in his final television broadcast, providing federal, state and city monies and Britain and would not work in he declared: promised that his party will work to make been disseminated to key people who in for unnecessary and extravagant street another minority government survive "for Canada. "My promise to you is that we will tum will farm them out to other construction projects" is the first listed. "What about the other issues in reduce government spending and balance two, three or four years." interested citizens to have them signed. The petition also lists "capricious and The first petition was signed on July 4, inconsistent zoning and rezoning practices giving the group until Oct. 2 to obtain the . . and "insensitive and arrogant over 2,000 signatures needed. disregard of community opinion, by ignoring recommendations of citizens The spark that ignited the recall drive serving on commissions and by publicly was the unexpected cutting of 17 trees at treating residents with contempt, hostility the Michigan - Harrison intersection June and disrespect" as recall arguments. 16. It served as the "straw that broke the Brookover, who was out of town when camel's back" according to a recall group the recall drive was announced, said that spokesman. he hopes no one signs the petitions just It announced at the last city because they are asked to do so. Brookover was "I hope people don't sign just for the heck of it. A recall election could put the city to sizable expense, which would be a Candidate waste if there is no real dissatisfaction," he said. Brookover mentioned that his recall had been threatened before and that the recall os nation's procedure is a democratic citizen right. Sharp has said that though she was JRONWOOD (UPI) — A wy ticket wants to make congressional candidate on the liberal Human Rights disappointed to hear of the recall effort, she recognized the citizens prerogative to Michigan's Upper Peninsula the nation's 51 st state, aw o ^")ert' wh° vying for the seat now held by Rep. Philip Ruppe, R - Mich., try to recall. ['a ™wday if he is elected, he will immediately introduce in the House a request Councilman George Unffiths said he arederally funded study to probe the feasibility of creating a 51 st state. was opposed to the idea of a recall. "I've omh *ias l°°ked at statehood documents for Alaska and Hawaii, and ing a new state "would not be an been left with a bad taste from recall impossible job." elections in the past; it just leaves me cold," he said. gkk 0f gu^en written • poem about such a new state, which he would name the Councilman John Polomsky said that he *****there have been periodic rumblings by residents of the state's sparsely felt the recall was being conducted by E isUpper , the Peninsula whose link with the more heavily populated Lower citizens who allowed emotionalism to Mackinac Bridge. cloud the facts. »irtu«n .'y fore8te<' region is rich in minerals and other natural resources but has If the recall group obtains the required aiiJ,"0 jndusbry, in contrast to Industrialized lower Michigan. signatures and they are validated, a special recall election must be held within 45 days ReouhiLn ^ he form«'y was * Democrat, but he decided the Democrats and Tho n?"S were 80 much alike that he wanted to join another party. unless another election is already Iron J, mocr,tic ondidates in the 11th District race are Francis Brouilette of scheduled within 90 days. If the recall is «nd 00 ^™,?U1tain >nd P""1 of Knudtson of Negaunee. The district covers all of the UP successful a replacement election must Carl Wagle, an MSU grounds man, pulls weeds out of a flower bed in the Beal Gardens Saturday. Warm temperatures and sunny northern lower Michigan. then be held. The recall question may be skies over the weekend brought many flower freaks out of their homes, apartments and residence hall rooms to catch a sniff of added to the November ballot. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 3I, I Ruling party takes lead early in Japan elections cent vote in 1950, election press of antidemocntil FROM WIRE SERVICES officials said. practices. Many thoJJ Senate, House face busing issue TOKYO-Premier Kakuei The polls throughout the Japanese individuals M Tanaka's ruling Liberal country closed at 7 p.m., and appear concerned bv 3 The Senate returns today, the House Tuesday, from a Democratic party (LDP) took counting of ballots began in rural areas an hour later. direction of the tactics. L'f July 4 holiday recess with legislation on housing and an early lead Sunday in elections for Japan's upper Tallying the votes in Tokyo school busing awaiting decisions. house. The results are expected and other major cities, Both the Senate and the House have passed a $10 billion omnibus housing bill, but differing in some to serve as a barometer of the however, was not to begin before Monday morning, and Unit abandons I popularity of Tanaka's pro - provisions. Conferees are scheduled to begin work Tuesday on a compromise. Western policies. Early returns, mainly from the final result will not known until early Tuesday, be attempt to haJ election officals said. Conferees have finished work on the $24 billion grade and high school aid bill except for one embittered traditionally conservative rural districts, showed that 34 candidates had been elected. LDP Elections for half the six - year term upper house seats are legislative year| subject - busing. The House has voted to instruct its Ten Socialists, one Communist held every third yar. Three - LANSING (UPI) conferees to stand pat on its tougher restrictions on and four independents also had fifths of the seats are contested State Officers busing for students for desegregation purposes. won seats. on a local district basis, and Commission has CompensatiJ At stake are 130 seats in the two fifths on a national abandoned J The conferees are expected to try again this week to - 25 2 seat House of precinct basis. plan to pay lawmakers months of for ogfl reach some solution. - sue work, Senu Councillors, a type of The Japanese Socialist party, The Senate, which started its holiday recess on June general counsel Thomas ( watchdog body in the Diet, or the top opposition party which Woods said Friday. 27, considers a bill Monday on use and management of parliament. Tanaka's party now holds 59 seats, has 25 The commission, federally owned lands. Later in the week it is expected must win 63 seats to maintain seats up for election and 57 determines the salaries o| to begin debate on a bill setting up a consumer its majority. Seventy of its 134 candidates; the Buddhist Komeito 23, 13 and 45; the legislators as well as u- seats were contested. protection agency. Democratic Socialist party 11, governor and Supreme Coil The outcome of the election The House, which started its recess July 3, returns 6 and 14; and the Japan justices, has been consider^! is considered critical for Tuesday with two items scheduled for debate during the Tanaka, who has staked his Communist party 11,4 and 5 3. plan aimed at encouragij week: a measure to encourage development of political prestige on it by If the opposition parties gain lawmakers to than six months. not meet IomJ geothermal energy resources and a bill to provide $200 a majority in the upper house, campaigning more extensively It would require a cut in million more in subsidies to Amtrak, which runs most of than any previous Japanese they could block legislation, for every week they premier. because a veto by the upper the nation's passenger trains. longer than the six months cJ Both Tanaka's and his house can only be overriden by - off. " party's popularity have been a two - thirds vote in the lower Woods testified before lb- Property return urged in Ethiopia buffeted hard by the combined effects of the oil crisis, house, and Democratic party the Liberal lacks that big commission against the six | month plan, saying "I industrial pollution and the a majority in the lower Ethiopia's rebel military reformers told feudal worst inflation in the chamber. legislature can never reilM aristocrats Sunday to give back government property To counter this threat, a adjourn because the problemT industrialized world. of the public remain 01 they had taken and give up their private arsenals. Legislative power in Japan is steady gain by the Communists and ever - developing." The soldiers set a Friday deadline in an official radio vested in the 491- seat lower in the past few years, Tanaka broadcast. AP wirephoto house, or House of and his party's secretary Lawmakers presently receiJ Japan's Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, left, says "after you" to an old woman as they cast $17,000 a year plus up tf The broadcast stepped up pressure on landowning Representatives, and the House general, Tomisaburo Hasimoto, $3,000 in travel and liviiJ their ballots in the elections of the House of Councillors at a polling station in Tokyo Sunday. of Councillors can only delay organized an all • out campaign princes and suspected corrupt bureaucrats sought for enactment of laws passed by that the Japanese press has expenses. The Compensation commission is expected | military arrest as opponents of land reform and similar the lower house. The current termed "ruthless." grant them a relatively srai Ex-top aide measures. The military, pre - eminent in Ethiopia since election, however, was Following the Liberal - increase to compensate for coi mutinies last February, is seeking peaceful changes to expected to indicate Democratic party's suggestion, of living hikes. reduce Emperor Haile Selassie to a constitutional opposition party strength after for example, the giant a quarter - century of rule by Mitsubishi group of 27 monarch and to increase parliamentary power. Nixon looks at Palm Beach estate to WASHINGTON testify Pentagon Papers on the agent. in o pro - Western factions of the liberal Democrats. If the outcome companies - reportedly $3.5 million for Ken Saka, a 45 year - old former police offical who now works in raised (AP) - unexpectedly proves damaging John D. Ehrlichman, a former Vietnam war. Ehrlichman's attorneys have to Tanaka's government, it Tanaka's office. The legal limit President Nixon made an unannounced trip by top aide at the White House, is Errlichman, 49, of Seattle, attempted to obtain written could lead opposing factional for campaign spending is helicopter Sunday morning to Palm Beach, Fla., to look scheduled to testify in his own Wash., was assistant to the questions and answers from leaders within the LDP to $65,000. over the plush Mar - A - Lago estate, willed to the defense today at the plumbers President for domestic affairs President Nixon for use as challenge his leadership. The Liberal - Democratic trial. at the time of the break - in. evidence in the trial. Gesell has government for possible use by presidents or visiting More than 54 per cent of the party's use of big business has All four defendants are turned down the efforts and eligible Japanese voted, the provoked outcries from the foreign dignitaries. The question of whether charged with conspiracy indicated presidential highest turnout since a 72 per opposition and the Japanese A White House spokesman explained the secrecy by Secretary of State Henry A. against the rights of citizens. testimony would not be saying the President "wanted to go privately." He also Kissinger will be required to Ehrlichman also is charged admitted unless questions are said there was no room for a second helicopter for appear in court as a defense with making false statements framed which only Nixon witness remained unsettled. SchensuVs reporters to land. The estate covers 17 acres and to a grand jury and to an FBI might The White House has qought includes a nine - hole golf course. to quash the defense subpena Meanwhile, White House sources said Nixon, for Kissinger, who is traveling determined to become the first American president to in Europe. U.S. District Court visit Japan, plans to visit that country some time after Judge Gerhard A. Gesell has not issued in August this year. a final ruling but said Kissinger should "hold Meridian Mall himself in readiness." & Op«n: Mon Thurs. 4:30 7:30 Space, time for Watergate blasted Ehrlichman and three others Noon: Mon. - Fri. Lansing Mall Fri. 4:30 ■ 8:00, Sat. 11:15 8:00 are accused of plotting a 11:15 - 2:00 Sun. 11:30 - 7:00 The percentage of Americans who believe the news burglary at the Beverly Hills, To find out this weeks menu specials, call 349-4028 or 482-7114 media are devoting too much space and time to coverage Calif., office of Dr. Lewis J. Fielding, psychiatrist for of Watergate has increased in the last year, according to the latest Gallup Poll. Daniel Ellsberg. The break • in on Sept. 3, 1971, was carried 29° Value JSINC YOUR "SCHENSUL-COUPON" Its easy expires July 8 1974 Pamper Your Budget! 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In a similar poll conducted in June, 1973,44 per cent said there was too much Watergate coverage, 12 per cent said there was too little coverage, 36 per cent believed it to be about right and 8 per cent offered no opinion. UAW leader blasts Nixon's gifts ■Ml I I II SI IIIEOT A United Auto Workers leader has criticized President Nixon for giving cars and a helicopter as gifts to foreign . I I VI I IS II MS leaders and questions whether he had a legal right to do "I personally strenuously object to the use of my tax dollars to furnish gifts to the dictator of the Soviet MX 100 "Scientific' NOW APDIFAMN'G ^ Union and the State of Egypt," UAW Secretary- Treasurer Emil Mazey said in a letter to Sen. Philip A. Bowmar Brain CaVipiitaVl cuirr Hart, D - Mich. Nixon gave Egyptian President Anwar Sadat a helicopter and presented two cars to Soviet Communist 20 function, 8 digit rechargeable hand-held scientific calculator IB'CW party chief Leonid Brezhnev. SAVE MCNIDaVT NIXIE 111 Simon to journey to Middle East $30°° i ■// \ nii re Treasury Secretary William E. Simon will lead a > IM II1 Wi l li #ii| UV...VM < delegation of energy and financial experts to the Middle East next Thursday for a series of talks on petroleum 1:1 INI II Willi / in v\Y n/.i I production and oil prices. The trip was described by a Treasury Dept. spokesman Saturday night as a followup to President VI Hill \| | | Nixon's recent Middle East journey. Meanwhile, in Cairo the 10 - nation Organization of ^ VVI MM \vv\> 11 v: Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to consider this week lifting its oil embargo against the Netherlands and to review oil prices and approve investment projects worth $500 million, an organization official said Sunday. » m Weekly lottery numbers drawn S B S The winning numbers in the regular of the Michigan lottery weekly drawing Friday are 631 and 033. Second chance numbers are 375 and 956. Fourth of numbers are 994, 258 and 514. July bonus 421 E. GRAND RIVER ^P'fudent oolc Phone 351-4210 II [ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 8, 1974 3 larijuana initiative loses steam; (ullard hopes for revival in 1976 Bullard said about ■ BVJ|MKEEGSTRA 150,000 If the marijuana initiative state tax levels to their current signatures of the 265,000 petitionhad 100,000 signers in I state New* Staff Writer needed have been collected. had succeeded, the issue would have been placed on the state's mid - May, but Sunday a 8.3 per cent of personal spokeswoman at the Michigan income. ■The attempt However, he predicted another Nov. 5 general election ballot. Liming marijuana in future attempt and called the Two other amendment Citizens' Lobby would only say "We're still counting." William Shaker, chairman of the legal tax revolters, said he Jhigan has failed - at least petition drive a success for the amount of public education petitions that appear to have a As the deadline loomed did not think enough names tj^Rep. f ^bor, Perry Bullard, D • said Sunday "there and discussion it caused. In 1972, only 30/100 signatures better shot at the fall ballot are the private handgun ban and closer over the weekend, several East Lansing residents had been gathered to meet the deadline today. But Shaker the repeal of sales tax food hustled the sales tax petitions added that over half of the !„'t doing to be enough" were collected in a similar and drugs. on around the area, spurred by the 26 5,000 ftatures on the statewide marijuana - decriminalization The Citizens United to Save signatures needed Khigan Marijuana Initiative move. "There will be an effort to Lives - the group backing the citizens' lobby's promise of a 12Vi cent reward for each were his already on paper group will continue to and that ifdeadline for filing the organize people for a longer- gun control petition drive — said Sunday that signatures signature. Another petition which circulate the petitions for p lacement of the ■rijuana petitions - and the term struggle," Bullard said. were still being counted and appears to have failed is the •amendment on the next ballot Iht Other State constitutional "There should be a legislative the results would be attempt to limit Michigan's after November. ■(ndment proposals which lobby along with a announced at a taxes. Ke been circulated in simultaneous petition for the press Organized by the Among the other petition conference at 10 a.m. today. Taxpayers United Committee, drives for which there Ihigan - is today. *76 election." The sales tax repeal the movement wanted to hold signature counts available were no are: •A drive to reinstate capital punishment, spearheaded by rael asks state U.S Rep. Kirby Holmes, R - i Utica. Holmes unsuccessfully tried to lift this had proposal — in the form of a House bill - out of legislative committee and pass it in he |o match ■HL ,| AVIV, Israel (AP) - needs newer American new "I wouldn't state that we have begun to be inferior just Soviet jets MIG2 3's performance. An "air superiority" discussed f„ Ih. Michigan House. • A drive to allow Michigan students to sit on the governing boards of the institutions they defeated inJ1? the form of because the Floggers have fighter time the U.S. - made Chaparral i planes to counter the is designed specifically for antiaircraft missile system now legislation.) tt of high - performance arrived," Peled told newsmen aerial battles. • A proposal to put Michigan SN photo/Dave Schmier in a used by the Israeli «rmed ljet • made MIG23s now in news conference on Israel Israel could get on Central Standard Time. Signature collectors working for the nine itate constitutional amendment delivery in a forces. He said the heat petitions circulating I Syrian Air Force, the head Air Force Day. "We still think day of the F14, which is - Gov. Milliken has already asked in Michigan ran out of time today, the deadline for such citizen initiatives to turn in the ■ the Israel Air Force said the gap of aircraft seeking missile made its first plus pilot is deployed with the U.S. Navy, "kill" anywhere the federal government to necessary 265,000 names. sufficient to counter this threat if the United States wished to by downing a allow the state to rescind Syrian MIG17 over the Golan ■Hafcen. Binyamin Peled — but we want more." sell them from stock, Peled Heights early this year. Daylight Saving Time for 1975. /" Td Syria is the only country said. He estimated, however, •A proposal to limit the than the Soviet Union Peled said the Grumman An er that it would take "a few advantage of the salaries of state legislators. ,t has in its air force the F14 Tomcat and the months to acquire them in Chaparral is its ability to hide •A proposal to allow the state Open Thursday and Friday 'til 9 wing fighter, which McDonnell Douglas F15 Eagle from enemy aircraft by not normal procedures." police bargaining power in . air |iTO has code " • named superiority fighters and the The newer F15 has only emitting electronic signals, he contract negotiations. Units of the Soviet General Dynamics YF16 and said, but he admitted that it is recently begun production, and Any of the above nine It Force fly the MIG23 for the Northrop YF17 "are the the others have been flown but possible to counter the system. proposals would eventually | countries of the Eastern only aircraft in the Western not yet put into U.S. Air Force He indicated that the short - result in constitutional pe Soviet bloc, he said. world" that can match the service, he said. range surface • to - air missile serves Israel's purposes well amendments if the necessary number of signatures are CLEARANCE because the cost of equipping turned in by today's deadline all Arab aircraft with and if they are accepted by a of LEANING fees in countering devices would be simple majority of the voters in extremely high. November. Peled said the rate of loss of men's, students' and boys' lourt to hear tenant suit Isaeli aircraft to Arab missiles in last October's war was lower than generally is believed, summer wear about half of all planes lost. He I Some Wayne County rugs deductions from tenant to from making any presupposed said no Israeli pilot refused to Id become very important landlord. cleaning charges, especially \ Michigan tenants when a But some landlords have since the law states that fly during the war, despite the landlord case is heard read the law to say that they security deposit damage obvious effectiveness of the MENSWEAR I Wayne County Circuit Court Arab missile concentrations. are now a^wed to charge set deductions should only be fees for such things as rug made for damage beyond" SUITS SPORT COATS BLAZERS IA group of Wayne County cleaning above and beyond the normal wear and tear. The State News is published by the students of Twits are suing their security deposit charge. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school SPORT DUOS AND TRIOS pdlords for rug cleaning fees Several East Lansing terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, id in addition to security In several East Lansing and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. landlords have varying cleaning Subscription rate is $20 per year. osits. This will be the first apartments, the management TROUSERS RAINCOATS charges, rug shampooing being Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and Jijor decision defining the has gone so far as to distribute a list of things to be done to the most common running business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg Michigan State W3 security deposit law. Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. , from $25 to over $40. | The motivation behind the clean the apartment State Rep. 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SLACKS SHORTS SWIMWEAR SPECIAL LUNCHEON $1.75 l»up, ontroo, too ft cookio) SHORTY PAJAMAS FAMILY DINNER (4 course) FOR TWO $9.00 (oach additional dinner $4.50) CARRY OUT .PARTIES •LUNCHEON COCKTAILS 2060 Grand River. Ofcwnot Okirnot lilt off 1-00 WELCOMED/ Tuesday only. A SELECTED GROUP OF MEN S FOOTWEAR WE HAVE Steak,potato, Sorty, no phone or mail orders. ^ FLOWERS FOR salad and roll. [EVERY OCCASION Jacobsoris lteg.$L63l«25 r Roses 6 for $2.99 12 for $4.99 Carnations 12 for $3.99 It's so easy to park in the adjoining East Lansing Auto Ramp Jacobson's will gladly validate your parking ticket ,^'RvlWfct Peking in front of our new store! Family Nlftit From 4 RM. »n. East Grand River (2 blocks East of Hagadorn) RJ). Campbell Editor-in-ChieK COMMENTARY Slate News Maureen Benin.ton Advertising Manager1 G.R Korreck ■ Newt Editor Chris Danielton Opinion Page Editor Opinion Pate ■. Ending discrimination hurts Meliaa Payton National Editor Steve Stein , Sports Editor Monday, July 8,1974 Kathy Niezurawski Editorials are tlx opinion of the State Newt. Copy Chief Dale Atkins Photo Editor Staff columns, commentaries, viewpoints and ^letters are personal opinions. JoeKirby Staff Representative^ colleges and universities to hire blacks and Defunis case, taken to the Supreme Court segregation and by merit systems on. By TOM WICKER women is lowering academic standards, by ■ white student refused admission to to the white middle Naw York Times class, are jn the University of Washington law school EDITORIALS A study such as that just being published by the Carnegie Commission on elevating unqualified persons beyond their abilities and discriminating against white men of higher qualification. because of its "affirmative action" policies, did much to focus that position now to decry the shorta* qualified blacks and women. Nor is much evidence to suggest t Higher Education appears to support the Lester wants a different emphasis on, discriminatory policies, either Ban on credit anger of many Americans at what the government calls "Affirmative action" and what they denounce "reverse not an end to, "affirmative action." News accounts of his study say he advocates less So Lester's recommendation only shifts universities or elsewhere, changed sufficiently without the would as stress on hiring available minority group the problem from hiring policy to of "affirmative action." discrimination." That anger is still members, and more on increasing the admissions policy, without really solving needs House misplaced, if understandable; it is rather like being angry at a painful treatment rather than at the wound illness that supply of well - qualified black and female academics — which means more black and either. Somewhat similarly, he wrote that "affirmative action" to hire a sufficient Tha fact is that there is no redress a deep • seated grievance w w, or women students in the universities and number of blacks and women was more shaking and disarranging things ai made it necessary. and disadvantaging some who Last week the Michigan Senate have been capriciously denied professional schools. applicable to "typists, bricklayers or art, The new study was compiled by Unfortunately, that goal, sensible as it otherwise have been preferred. This weakened and unanimously passed credit punch press operators" than to "choosing simply because they were Richard A. Lester of Princeton as an is, runs straight into strong opposition to a a medieval historian." understandable anger and an amendment to the state's penal resentment women. The discrimination has offshoot of the Carnegie commission's different kind of "reverse discrimination" But "affirmative action" is not really raises the cry that two wrongs don't i code designed to outlaw been especially severe on divorcees, massive inquiry into higher education. It - preferences for blacks and women in welcome at any employment level. Witness but neither does concludes that "affirmative action" by endinj discrimination on the basis of sex who must often battle for years to higher education admission policies. The the fact that on the same day Lester's discriminatory practice in name on without some effort or marital status in women's credit obtain the credit they previously study was publicized, so was the action of to recover whit been lost by those discriminated dealings. exercised during their married lives. a group of New Yorkers of Italian descent, agr The who were forming organizations to fight House, which passed the In an increasingly cashless The major problems "reverse discrimination" against caused tougher version of the bill over a society it is vital that the female ON RBffff* /(W SH6S ON PlKST.' WHO'S ON S6C0MP/ * themselves. They believed blacks and "affirmative action," moreover, year ago, should approve the Senate half of the population has equal Puerto Ricans, in particular, were being temporary. Some academic author version and get the discrimination access to credit. The Senate version favored by special programs and job believe, for example, that the number blacks and other minorities in a- bar on the books. If a $1,000 of the bill, which prohibits preferences on a much broader scale than schools has been sufficiently criminal misdemeanor fine or discrimination in faculty hiring. increased- by banks, that preferential admissions policies minimum civil suit damages of department stores and credit card No one likes to be, or should be, their behalf are no longer needed. ~ $200 prove to be inadequate companies, is a big step in that discriminated against. As these Americans reflects the fact that undergi deterrents to discrimination, the 15 direction. of Italian descent see it, and no doubt colleges — not least because with reason, they are legitimately "affirmative action" pressures - day prison term included in the Hopefully, the state's male protecting their own interests. Academics turning out more and more m_. original House version could be financiers will recognize the justice disturbed by "affirmative action" are graduates who can compete equally adopted at a later date. of such a law and refrain from doing the same, as well as trying to uphold places in professional schools. The legislation is badly needed. further fiscal unfairness. If they academic standards - if standards are, as But if "affirmative action" is Thousands of women, including refuse, Lester believes, being undermined. a prison term should be and valuable as a short term instrum - Rep. Joyce Symons, D - Allen Park added to augment the penalty for of redressing a grievance, it is and one of the bill's cosponsors, discrimination. But the need for "affirmative action" preference by race and sex, and arose only because some groups — preferences are not finally compati primarily white males — for years were with democratic society. That is why it MSU's women greatly advantaged at the expense of others. Colleges and universities, in all the more necessary to speed the when all Americans can compete particular, having for so long discriminated education and jobs on an equal basis against women in their admissions policies, merit, without preference and with merit funding having excluded blacks by racial discrimination. Modem medicine has disproven The federal government already the traditionally cited make - up of has recognized the extent of the woman as "sugar and spice and national problems of female COMMENTARY everything nice." Over the past collegiate athletes. The Dept. of decade, the women's movement in America has proven that women Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) recently released proposals U.S.-Soviet can and should participate in all to implement a current federal ban stations in society. However, on sexual discrimination in tax not irreversi - women have little opportunity to supported educational institutions. participate on an equal footing with Under the HEW guidelines, now men in Spartan sports. being discussed and scheduled to become effective Jan. 1, universities By WILLIAM SAFIRE summit, like the first, was a gamble. Nix MSU's women athletes, the New York Times did not win on arms control; wisely, "cannot discriminate on the basis University's female population and of in The central fact of the third Nixon - refrained from making an agreement all of the state's sex providing (athletic) which American security would high school girls equipment and supplies or in any VOX P0PULI Brezhnev summit is that the two leaders suffered. are being grossly discriminated other way." tried — and toiled — to establish a against in terms of financial aid and momentum that was intended to make it The trouble with summitry ever Sharp's • Currently, men's sports at MSU equipment under the current Spartan sports program. This have an annual budget of $2.2 million compared to just $80,000 To the Editor: tree impossible for their successors to change the direction of their policies. The magic word in all communist summer is that it draws thousand) diplomats and reporters together in Churchill called "vast, cumbrous am situation must be rectified in the Area with her tape measure and show her for women. Men receive I have ignored Mary rhetoric these days is "irreversible." and confused atmosphere with policy. $488,000 Sharp's screaming the facts as they really are. coming 12 months. accusations against the "hysterical I urge the voters of East Wednesday's joint communique speaks in athletic scholarship aid; women Lansing not to The Soviets see detente as A report released minorities" because it was quite apparent be deceived by Sharp's redundantly of "the imperative necessity last week by a don't get a cent. The Spartan lengthy rhetoric atmosphere, in which long • term poll who the hysterical one was. But I cannot and fast pen, but to look at the real facts of making the process of improving U.S. - 19-member national panel including women athletes have as much can best be conducted. Americans right sit quietly as she charges the MSU trustees of her quick lip service to students and Soviet relations irreversible." Both leaders detente as a policy, and the best hope Nell Jackson, MSU asst. athletic to financial aid, top - notch as being misguided and misinformed. The fast vote service to property owners. Let envisage the snowballing of the peace - the avoidance of war. Four eyes i director in charge of women's trustees appointed fact - finding her know the facts by making process as the only way to equipment and road trips as the a signing the recall looking at each other, but only twoe; sports, underscored the problems of committee headed by Ann Garrison to petitions. influence the men who will come after men. Despite many physical hold open hearings on them. meet. discrimination in collegiate sports, the subject of the Margery Wetmore hardships the women took three proposed bridge project on Kalamazoo 1203 D To this bandwagon effect of as well as the steady Big Ten titles last year. The Street. I was there, Sharp was not. The University Village Only a month ago, when the presidi peacemaking, "personal relationships" are professionalization of some men's was washing his hands of responsibility comparatively pampered men took trustees, at their June meeting, received So far Nixon's efforts to defend trivial, Nixon's protestations to the sports, and drastic sports cutbacks the report and discussed the project at "transforming" other societies with whi none. himself have been blundering and self contrary notwithstanding. More to the must at some institutions. length before voting on it. I was there, we deal, the chief Sov Slow but point is the creation of what the President - - sure improvement is Sharp was not. - defeating. From an original position calls "a positive stake in peace" — a web theoretician, Mikhail Suslov, was boasii During the last five years MSU not enough, given an economic The called favorable reports that that he had absolutely no knowledge, of "the strengthening of those pub so ■ of mutually profitable enterprises that a has had the top women's sport situation in which many athletes he has conceded considerable forces that are destined by history topi Sharp was so fond of quoting as facts were renewal of tensions would jeopardize. In program in the Big Ten, and one of cannot attend knowledge and has had to plead that a revolutionary role of transform college without wrong and were easily disproved by simply relentlessly weaving that web, the actions he took were dictated by society on the basis of progress the best in the nation. As financial financial aid. The lack of looking at the woodlot on Kalamazoo President aims to protect his successor "national security." socialism." Street. For instance, the MSU Dept. of from the need to pander to the isolationist pressures intensify, athletic scholarships for women may be one This is not good enough. Nixon has The other day in Minsk, while department officials must not Campus Park and Planning presented a impulses that periodically afflict the President reason for the small number of a responsibility to the American was eloquently paying tribute increase the funding of the top fancy tree map in great flourish and in people to impeach the detailed American people. the millions who died at Nazi hands minority women in the sports living color showing all the trees over 6 male sports teams in an attempt to inches in charges against him. If he is not Leonid Brezhnev also seeks to reach walked through the city in which program. diameter that stood in the involved in the Watergate into the future, past the present grandfather was bom, dripping those provide professional entertainment. It is about time that affected area. Their total: 58 trees. Using coverup, Politburo, collegiate their map and a tape measure, I walked what does he have to hide? Only time whose members now average 65 years of and correspondent's credentials that mi Rather, drastic measures should be sports became the same key to will tell. age. If he were to leave the stage suddenly, too many of us look like modern displac taken to bring the women's through the same area measuring the same State News editorial learning and a successful career for trees. My total: 105 trees all over 6 inches his place would probably be taken by persons. A Soviet youth who spoke program closer to parity with the women that it has been for men in diameter. I would be more than happy July 9,1973 Andrei Kirilenko, a capable manager who self - taught English sat next to me a men's. has followed Brezhnev up the ladder but is bench and, with considerable courai over the last 50 years. to meet Sharp in the Red Cedar Natural hardly a generator of momentum. The after a while asked me the question general secretary hopes, instead, to outlast was most on his mind. his contemporaries and to deliver the reins "Will the visit of the Americans n to least 15 years younger, one a man at things better for us here someday?" OBSERVER: MEMCAR COMMENTARY accustomed to the achievement of Communist goals by subtle and patient Granted that an American essan means. would never be walking alone throu That is why this was a summit Minsk without Nixon's diplomacy, Car repair a traumatic trial concerned mainly Having seems an a with summits to come. summit merely to have a summit odd notion, unless the purpose wa work for processes of constant c the Soviets talk detente and rei compromise on the matter of ar of both men is taken into account - in control, talk friendship in prepared this case, to make unbreakable the habit and brazenly censor American televisi of meeting and meshing. reports of dissent in the USSR. By RUSSELL BAKER three or four minutes anyhow, removed New York Times "You see," I explained, "When they did regulation. He had heard of a garage Does this "regularlzation of Anything that Soviet propagai the toothpick from between his upper the unnecessary engine surgery last declares to be irreversible is eminen I took the to the incisors, said, "Okay," and wrote on his year recently where a man had sneaked into the normalization," as one zation - happy car hospital. We were somebody somehow pulled the car's wires work area and been fitted with a faulty explicator put it, make unstoppable the reversible. On our side, Nixon's no met by a somber man wearing a long white clipboard the words, "check front • end loose and left a nurse, I guess, to just stuff motive of building a generation of pe new carburetor and four shock absorbers future of detente? Or is there a coat. He carried a clipboard and a pencil. noise." them all back in any old way, so the car public cannot bind his successor to the before the workmen realized he was not opinion requirement that dramatic forums deten "What seems to be wrong?" he asked. He said the patient would have to be first tolerance that encourages repressi has been a nervous wreck ever since, with an automobile. It had cost him more than be used only for dramatic I told him the car made terrifying admitted for diagnosis. The car its headlights flashing on and off for no undertakings? We would do well to remember that $200, and because he refused to pay, the A summit is expected clacking sounds when the brake pedal was whimpered. "It doesn't like to be left reason at all, and its horn suddenly blaring to be a only genuine "irreversible" in this worli depressed, shuddered violently at high alone in the hospital," I said. "It's afraid." garage had still not let him leave its mountaintop event, not a regular gathering the inarticulate but inexorable demand at the top of its lungs in the middle of at the speeds and frequently became absent • "That's your problem, Mac," said the parking lot. crest of a Crimean foothill. This more human freedom. empty boulevards." I agreed to stay in the minded and started to wander off the road admitting officer. "But speaking strictly waiting room. "You want us to check the electrical The white coat said that was fine with him looking for ditches when it knew very well personally, mind you, I wouldn't have no it was supposed to be headed for car of mine that was chicken." system too?" asked the admitting officer. though the diagnosticians might not get I explained that the car still suffered around to examining the patient for the Secaucus, N.J. The car recoiled in horror. I said it It uttered hair - raising groans being parked in tight spaces, I said, which when nightmares about experiences it had undergone in other hospitals. would probably be cheaper and healthier for us both if I sent the car to a next day or two. The sensible said, was to go away and sit by the thing, he Letter Policy sounded like the cries of agony of a brave telephone, so I would not be tempted to The Just last year it has been subjected to psychiatrist so it could leam to accept its make a nasty scene when the hospital Opinion Page welcomes all local address, student, faculty man having his teeth ground without $200 worth of unnecessary engine surgery highly - strung condition. broke the news of how much the surgery letters. Readers should follow a few Novocaine. because some caHow intern had misread An orderly came and took the car into was going to coat. rules to insure that as staff standing and hometown. Sometimes, I started to say, the car the admitting officer's instructions, which many letters Letters should be 25 lines or It the hospital. I started to follow, but was I have been here by the telephone these would fail for the longest time to were "check muffler noise and correct." as possible appear in print. and may be edited told to wait in the waiting room. past two days. I am braced to accept any for concisent rememijer that its brake pedal was being All letters should be "But I want to be with my car when it estimate up to $400 without screaming typed on 65 to fit more letters on the pressed, which suggested to me that "Look," said the man in the white coat, and hope simply that they will remember - space lines and triple - page. goes under the screwdriver," I said. spaced. No unsigned letters will arteriosclerosis was unnaturally advanced, working his toothpick again, "you want to Letters must be signed and "No way, Mac," said the toothpick. to operate on the front end and not the include considering the car was barely 62,000 stay here with the car, you want to go do "Our insurance company says no outsiders gas tank or the rear windows or the trunk accepted. miles old. But the mn in the white coat, a day's work fl» ymm*,aU3mv*! *•» III the working area." latch or the windshield wipers, which is a who hadn't been listening for the past okay by me." He said there was good reason for this lot to hope for, I guess. I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 8, 1974 5 meekens accused of attempting ctate NEWS using false medical medial ® coverup ■ STATE NEWS a u . □Y UPI «nd records to get an known to the public that he had attorney's license. minutes of the foundry's board of "As part of a flurry of attempts to 1^ Rep. John P. Smeekens problems purchased half the foundry's stock and directors which showed him to be Michigan Supreme Court saying that x-ray _ J" be»mCfonnef vice president of the ™d.ayf- Noylefoundry worked for the T. McClellan, for 20 who been named president. He was paid $650 president. The minutes, he said, were not sidestep falsified a state requirements, Smeekens report of his score in appealing reports showed he was dying of cancer and he should be given only a minimal, oral years, said weekly. iM'rJX - «• £T destroy documents he quit in smeekens was 1973, because he feared "One minute he doesn't want to be seen destroyed, but copies were taken out of the board of director's books. for reconsideration of his March 1969 failing grades on the bar exam," the article re-examination. , „ t-ied to involving the foundry in with us (foundry officials) and the next he The Free Press story said Smeekens "On the basis of that letter," the Free fraudulent dealings. He did not Lh showed him to be president of the on his elaborate was buying in," McClellan said. used x-ray records of a by David Johnston of the Free Press Press said, "the Supreme Court justices pany? Sunday « copyrighted rtory In charges. McClellan said Smeekens did McClellan said that while he was maneuver that got him an cancer victim in attorney's a Lansing staff said. The story charged Smeekens earlier ultimately dispensed with any new exam and granted Smeekens admission to the f Detroit I not want president, SmeeKens attempted to destroy license after he failed the state bar exam. persuaded a doctor - friend to write the bar." State Supreme Court Justices John Swainson and G. Mennen Williams say that LilNlCH, Kissinger /ad\ _ Germany (AP) - Secretary If If the . security talks under way in , West * Germany when he was pleading dispensation, Smeekens told them he for special failed the bar exam by only one point or so, when in fact he had failed by eight, the Geneva are minutes, were "very open and friendly" on Watergate. hour before the match began, was greeted 1 state Henry A. Kissinger and successful, a summit and covered international issues article said. Lnrfllor Helmut Schmidt of West conference is likely to follow, added the energy, currency and U.S. including European Kissinger's spokesman, Robert Anderson, gave no details of the secretary by 16 German soldiers carrying Now, the doctor whose word the ■Sany a«reed S"nday th,t1J spokesman, Klaus Boelling. relations. - of state's consultations with Schmidt. He submachine guns. They trotted alongside until the justices accepted, Dr. Hobert C. Moore of lnMan security conference could be Boelling told newsmen the He said they also talked about the U.S. said only that they "achieved a entrance. car stopped at the stadium Bay City, says Smeekens tricked him and Vnleted before the end of the year, a consultations between Kissinger and domestic situation and said "It would be complete the court by using another person's Fs*hmidt aaid. unity of views" on U.S. West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz called Eesman for Schmidt said. Schmidt, which lasted more than 90 quite natural" for them to have touched relations, East - West relations, the - European on Kissinger at his hotel Sunday, and medical records, evidently those of a genuine cancer victim, the Free Press said. security conference and nuclear weapons. Kissinger also talked with West German Smeekens refused to let Moore copy the 1SU official gets new job After their talks, both men attended the World Cup soccer championship match between West Germany and the Netherlands at Munich's Olympic President Walter Scheel at a luncheon. Details of those meetings were not disclosed. records, saying he "borrowed them and had to get them back," the charged. newspaper frank H. Blackington Stadium. The West Germans won, 2 -1. III, director of director may not be chosen until fall term MSU's Honors College since County board 1969, has when a search and selection committee Three thousand security police were in may set been appointed president of the University may be created to find a new director. the stadium area, backed up by six of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. A native of New helicopters and thousands more security The appointment, effective Aug. 1, puts Hampshire, Blackington in charge of the Johnstown Blackington earned a bachelor of men in Munich itself. Every package was campus, the largest of the university's four regional campuses. It has a full • time education degree at Keene (N.H.) State College in 1950, a master of education searched, every ticket scrutinized several times. Buses carrying newsmen to - often members' pay at meet enrollment of 2,200 students and offers degree from Boston University in 1956 the stadium were stopped and boarded by four year degree and a doctorate in the police, who opened typewriter • programs in the arts and philosophy of cases and The relief of a summertime slump might residents older than 62 and receiving less education from MSU in 1960. unscrewed camera lenses. sciences, engineering technology and be granted to county commissioners than $7,000 income a year. education. In addition to Tuesday when they face a comparatively In June, the commissioners discovered coordinating the work of The 1972 Munich Olympics were "It is kind of exciting," short agenda of routine and old business. only Blackington the 2,100 honors students at MSU, marred by a terrorist attack in which one family had tapped the $20,000 said. "It is certainly a different size Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Ingham fund set aside to reduce the Blackington has coauthored three books Israeli athletes were killed, county's institution; it will be quite a change and on education. County Courthouse in Mason, the board animal population. However, an Kissinger's official car, which arrived an challenge. It is certainly an attractive of commissioners will discuss its salary amendment removing both the age and institution with a lot of potential. After level for next year, change in the income restrictions was defeated, as it county's 16 years at MSU I do have a lot of ties but dog sterilization program and possible was considered a giveaway program. the opportunity was too attractive to not undertake." Dismay over support for a state women's commission bill. An acting director for the Honors College will probably be chosen next week Republican moves tocut the commissioners' yearly salary have been Over 400 killed BLACK INGTON by President Wharton. A permanent continues, sur shunted to committees at the board's last two monthly meetings. Tuesday night a as nice weather ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Consumers the lifting of the oil embargo." substitute resolution continuing the Jew state lures travelers police head continue to view the economic outlook The RC Index of Consumer Sentiment members' monthly and per diem payments with pessimism but earlier rebounded to 72.0 in May from 60.9 in up to current $5,500 maximum will be dismay over the Pleasant weather over most of the energy crisis has softened, according to a February. Katona and Schmiedeskamp introduced, and it is expected to pass with the help of the board's Democratic nation Sunday lured many families out survey by the University of Michigan's pointed out, however, the May figure onto the highways for the last Institute for Social Research. majority. day of the appointed by Milliken stands 3.7 points below last November and A survey of consumer attitudes in 18.8 points below November 1972. The commissioners have been receiving long Independence Day weekend. There May 428 by the institute's Survey Research Center The survey directors said it would be a strong citizen recommendations for the were traffic fatalities by early (SRC) showed that buyers are more mistake to characterize the recent establishment of a women's commission afternoon. which would watch out for the concerns The National Safety Council predicted ANSING (UPI) - Gov. Milliken optimistic about personal finances and the improvement in consumer confidence as a year pension for his 26 years with State business outlook than they were three of women in the county. before the weekend that between 450 and idiy appointed Major George L. Police. "recovery" because the substantial decline 550 persons would be killed in vehicular months ago. The Michigan Legislature has a bill ilverson as director of the Michigan Halverson is national vice president in during 1973 has not been recovered. accidents. Rainy weather in the Midwest "The first quarter 1974 survey was at a under consideration giving counties the itt Police to replace Col. John R. Plants the FBI Academy Associates and president "Expectations about inflation are less . time when bad news about the fuel favorable now than before the energy right to establish and fund such women's Wednesday and Thursday and on the East ikresigning. of the Michigan chapter' of the FBI Coast later probably helped keep down . shortage and energy crisis was uppermost commissions. Support for the proposal - Halverson, 45, Uniform Division National Academy Associates. crisis," the report said. "The proportion in the minds of many respondents," said House bill 4190 — will be voted on the number of people on the roads. r for Region 1, is a native of fie organized and directed a command expecting inflation of 10 per cent or more by survey directors George Katona and Jay county commissioners Tuesday. The count of traffic deaths irquette and a 22 - year veteran of the officer - instructor training program for increased . . . while the proportion saying began at 6 A dog sterilization subsidy of $10 was p.m. EDT Wednesday and ends at State Police. Region 1 is the area Schmiedeskamp. that prices would not go up further police, firemen and National Guardsmen "The reasons respondents gave for their approved in April by the county board for midnight Sunday in all time Southcentral and Southeastern decreased..." zones. for civil disturbance planning and pessimistic attitudes in February indicated chi|;an. operations. that much of that sentiment decline lints resigned the $33,500 a year job Halverson has served on governor's resulted from the temporary impact of '(dive Friday to take a higher • paying with the Automobile jgan. Plants, 48, will draw a Club of $17,000 study groups and the state Board of Education commissions disruptions. on disorder and fuel shortages," they added. 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I < f . 1 ; oJWE/lDCWfel^pOI^ July 8-14 at the Olde World . .*//?/1, M"srh // >c tille • t> U" ^^1 Liberty Special 99c /: 7 • "V/ FIRST TIME EVER OFFERED r,,/w french onion soup T'Jtb OA y 9 MONTH LEASE salad hr !.. 1 BDR - $180 per month 2 BDR -1 bath - $212 per month COVER St cheese 2 BDR - 2 bath - $222 per month 3 BDR - $237 per month bread Olympic size pool recreation hall each unit has a garbage disposal air conditioning, central heating and hot water Office hours Mon - Sat 10 - 6 PM, Sun 11 - 0 PM call 393-0210 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, JU|y 8 ) TURKS EASE RULE; ANKARA asked in (AP) - The Monday that Turkey was controlling opium outflow fields. demand by importing countries The controversial decision to resume cultivation sparked the government Turkish government on Sunday lifting a ban on opium poppy On Sunday, Deputy Premier for high - quality Turkish would , welcomed any help the United cultivation that was imposed in Necmettin Erbakan said in a extensive criticism from U,S. comment on the opium stock used in medical w States might offer in 1971 at the urging of the statement: "It is natural that products. authorities. Washington recalled Ambassador William growing issue had been held with until affj controlling the outflow of United States. we will welcome any American the en illegal opium from Turkish In pushing for the ban, approaches to supervise the "We are satisfied that we Macomber for consultations as Rep. Lester L. Wolff n. American authorities claimed will maintain the survival of a sign of its anger. and Rep. Robert poppy fields. controlled growing of poppy H. St Relations between the that 80 per cent of the heroin, seeds." our poppy, at the same time R-Conn., chairman and rani two countries became strained an opium derivative, reaching Erbakan said the decision to taking into consideration the minority member of the Ho after Premier Bulent Ecevit's addicts in the United States humanistic and medical aspects A State Dept. spokesman in special am,, resume poppy cultivation the capital said Macomber was r c ( government announced last came from Turkish poppy resulted from a growing of the drug," he said. subcommittee recommended withdraw. President Nixon's request $200 million in aid forS ® Soviets make in fiscal 1975 because ol test Turkish action. When poppy banned, the United . growjn J MOSCOW (AP) Soviet What's the score." republic is known for dinner, the effect of weightlessness on State - Soyuz 14 transport ship and agreed to pay Turkey cosmonauts Pavel Told that Poland won, 1-0, just as he did during his first their blood. jjj. Popovich the Salyut station. million to help compensateJ and Yuri Artyukhin worked on a goal by Grzegorz Lato, three nights in Salyut, and The space lab was rocketed "This experiment is of country's 100,000 hard Sunday during their Popovich shouted: "Bravo, Artyukhin had cabbage soup into an earth orbit June 25 — farmers. fourth with greens. greatest interest during the first day aboard the Salyut 3 Lato. Jolly good fellows the nine days before Popovich and days of the flight when a Ecevit said in space station, then settled Poles." The government news Artyukhin lifted off from the particularly tangible blood last week that a parliamJ down to a dinner of Ukranian Tass said that for Sunday agency said mission Turkey W0J Baikonur launch pad about afflux to the head is felt," the borscht and cabbage soup. breakfast the cosmonauts had commander Popovich and Soyuz 14 to man it. The two agency said. take prevent "effective measures |] wheat bread with ham, cottage flight engineer Artyukhin "feel vehicles linked any harm t well and are in high spirits." up Friday It said the two crewmen also humanity" from the resum Tass, the Soviet news cheese with black currants, a morning. moved into the recreation area SN photo/Dave Olds agency,, said they spent the honey bun, coffee and production of opium & of their three room space day conducting medical vitamins. It reported that The two men are on a Tass said the cosmonauts - pledged "stiff governmu Workers atop the Student Services Building take a break station and donned special surveillance of farms.. experiments and exercising in Popovich, a Ukranian, had the mission of undisclosed length made several medical Wednesday, from the hot sun to drink some water and wave the suits to do "a wide complex of orbiting laboratory's thick soup for which his home to test new equipment on the experiments Sunday, testing at passers - bv. recreation room. diverse physical exercises." Four farmers in the m Reporting that Popovich is province of Afyon t Tass said the cosmonauts arrested an ardent soccer fan, the news Saturday had completed more than 40 unlicensed growing of Champion stone skipper agency said that when the opi™ and their plantations orbits of the earth aboard destroy! Politics World Cup game between ignored, Brazil and Poland was played Saturday night, doctors advised that the crew be "loaded" with Salyut 3 and that the mission was "proceeding normally." by said. local police, authority Cavanagh says additional apparently was assignments. It Fbpovich might become too feared that plinks 19 in island contest ■Aiiui'lMi'iiia. excited if he listened to the MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI) The sky was bright and clear Bogan's throw, which came Mel Brooks' - Standing barefoot and calf • when Tellerson, now nearing in front of 300 spectators and DETROIT (UPI) - Former he issued last week in response game on the radio, or that his attention might wander from high in the chilling waters of 80, opened the tournament four swimsuit - clad - shivering Detroit Mayor Jerome P. to announcements of personnel Lake Huron, David Bogan with the traditional call: "Let his work. photographers standing in Lake Cavanagh, candidate for the and service cutbacks reached back Friday and rifled he who is without frisbee cast Huron, included 17 plinkers When Salyut's crew Democratic nomination for by Michigan Bell Telephone a world record 19 - skip toss to the first stone." and two pitty - patts. contacted the control center governor, has taken the news Co. and Consumers Power Co. win the Sixth Annual Mackinac after the game, Tass reported, For the next five hours, media to task for what he He complained editors Island Stone Skipping The contest sponsor, the contends is their failure to Popovich's first comments contestants numbering 200, Unicom Hunters of Lake apparently ignored his "How did tournament. cover the political aspect of the statement because it described were: they play? For his efforts in topping strained for the perfect Superior State College, who the actions as a political combination of wrist and utilities controversy. the world mark of 17 skips set believes "Every man has a waves in search of the most Cavanagh criticized the measure. in 1952 by Cmdr. E.M. unicorn which he is "Your editors fall back on plinkers, or clean cut skips media at a news conference the idea that there should be Bullet remains Tellerson, USN retired, Bogan, with light showing between predestined to hunt, but it is Friday for ignoring a statement 21, a Chicago photographer not necessary that he actually 'no politics' in the handling of who hops, as opposed to plonks, a find or slay this unicom, utilities news," he said. He close to heart spends his summers on the island, won the Little David stone that buries itself into a after the first merely that he dilligently seek wave skip. Levin gets accused the media of following "the high - level course set in a of 3-year-old boy Trophy and a year's supply of fudge - 52 pounds worth. it," say they will try to convince the Guinness Book of David Loy, 15, Flint, the Detroit Free Press editorial on He was last seen lugging his June 14" which suggested that DETROIT (UPI) little brother of last year's World Records that Bogan's ■OfH support politics clouded the real issues Shawn Gilliam, a three trophy —an 80-pound rock-to his bicycle in hopes of trekking winner, Glenn A. Loy Jr., tied feat should be removed from the miscellaneous section of FMTZl - year - for second with 15 skips as did in regulating utility rates. old boy, was in critical but it to his cottage across the the book to the sports Don Modrum, Rochester, Flint un "I say to you that there is a complicated financial side to stable condition Thursday seven - mile island. Mich. category. night with a bullet inches from LWECA1 the continuing utility story - his heart after being shot DETROIT (UPI) - Former and that there is a complicated earlier by a man who fired a State Sen. Sander Levin today political side as well," rifle into a garage to celebrate received the support of the eTo<)«y at 2:00, 6:00, 7:45, 9:30 Pussy Cat Greater Flint AFL - CIO and Cavanagh said. "Both are Independence Day. Twlllte hour 5:00 - 5:30 Adults $1.25 important. Both are news. The bullet was lodged in the Building Trades Committee on Neither can be ignored. boy's chest near his heart and Political Education in his bid "And I suggest that the press doctors at Children's Hospital for the Democratic nomination T EASTWOOD. presents and the media will be remiss in were unable, at least for the for governor. their work if they do not cover present, to remove it by both sides," he concluded. surgery. The Flint COPE recommendation was announced by William J. " With each new film Damiano Pioneers New Paths Donovan, COPE cochairman for the Flint building trades. resulting in Distinguished Films of Significance f and Sophistication." He said the unanimous endorsement will now be recommended to the 40,000 THUNDER members represented by the combined organizations. • LIGHTFOOTj Today at 2:30, 5:30, B:l» jTwIllte hour 5:00 - 5:30 Donovan said the Flint AFL Adults $1.25 — CIO and building trades DAILY MATINEE: 1 Princess Tonlte at 7:00, 9:30 joined in their COPE SAWYER" recommendation this year for the first time "to achieve Ocula greater political effectiveness." The recommendation will be starlTte forwarded to the Michigan AFL - CIO, which has adopted an a policy of not making endorsement in the and her entourage performing their exotic fire dance! 1:25-4:10-7:00-9=55 Incrediblejoumey L US 27 WEST OF WAVERLY Phone 372 2434 jwi LS \ PA nin i 7 9f) AM 101.7FM governor's race. HELD OVER FOR 1 WEEK ! PRESENTS Monday - Saturday ■ TIME FOR FUN...TIME FOR THE PASSPORT 1-3-5-7-9-11-1 Admlsslon 3.00 per person s.c Student price - I.O. reqi BEST® 2400 N. East Street and APPLICATION PHOTOS V■onHHBi 372 - 7080 •Regular $5 90 for 2 photos 2 Blocks E. of A; sturnt i ILHIUIIII1U JOHN WAYNE' A Howard Hawks Production CHICK COAEA "RIO LOBO" . wuiniggigr GREEK PIZZA 0 IWIBT NO ONE ELSE SNACK BAR SPECIA¬ HAS IT LS 1 FREE ORANGE FLUFF _ '/ WITH BUTTER CORN TU» I ONLY AT Elizabeth Tayk* BEIi'S SCALABLE ArAVARSHALLS,A\SUMON& u PICK UP YOUR TICKETS FREE FROM 225 M.A.C. 332 -5027 OPEN 11 AM EVERY DAY OANDMERDIAN MALLS Capital Suzuki Gordon'i Apparel Jury Row Downtown Jack Oykitra Ford Fowleri Chevy Old. Boo saiw <• Service Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 8, 1974 7 Wert German center - SBlstoUdJ 211 Next to the E.Grand River Sport meister forward Gerd Mueller (left) •cores the winning goal for MON. THROUGH SAT. 9-6 his team Sunday at the Germans defeated Holland, 2 1, to win the World CIGARETTES 2 PK./69* - Soccer Cup. Arie Van Haan of the favored Dutch team limit 2 makes a futile effort to (Coupon) stop Expires July 14, 1974 Mueller's shot. The winning East Lansing Store Only tally, scored late in the first half, was Mueller's 68th in l no/ Acr ON ALL KODAK FILM 62 international contests. A 1 U /o Urr PROCESSING & DEVELOPING capacity crowd of 75,000 no limit watched the game in (Coupon) Munich's Olympic Stadium Expires July 14, 1974 East Lansing Store Only and an estimated 800 million people around the world saw it on television. CLOSE UP CEPACOL toothpaste mouthwash DIAL very dry 6.4 oz. 5 oz. -7 / C reg. $1.09 limit 1 qy reg?$1.09 limit 1 67* reg. $1.35 limit 1 / q (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only gillette NOXZEMA Q-TIPS TECHMATIC W. adjustable band skin creme MUNICH, Germany (UPI) - none Germany had been so important as to the referee. take reg. $1.19 limit 1 (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 67 5s reg. $1.10 limit 1 (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 AQ« \j 10 °z reg. $1.39 limit 1 (Coupon) v 6c 8 v I West Germany won the crown this. The Danny, have three children. He helped us. They were too East Lansing Store Only Expires July 14, 1974 incident happened turned 27 earlier this year. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only ■ of world soccer in front of its Holland could not have confident," Schoen said. shortly after Mueller's goal At $2.2 million — his Schoen | own cheering fans Sunday, gotten off to a better start. which turned the tide in transfer fee to play with said claimed West Germany would he never ■edging favorite Holland 2 -1 in ■the World Cup final, which Team captain pulled down in Cruyff was the penalty Germany's favor. Rainer Barcelona — Cruyff is the most win the Cup. PRELL BRECK TAMPAX Bonhof, whose 30 th birthday expensive tube |never lived up to expectations. area by Vogts and Georg was Sunday, made the soccer player in the "I always said we would creme rinse opening world and has often been try A capacity crowd of 75 ft 00 Schwarzenback in the first with our best to get to the final and 3 oz. AQC 15 oz. a hard hit center from OA* $1 .17 - described as the heir to Pele's |in the Olympic stadium saw a minute. English referee Jack the right which rebounded to win the Cup if it should be reg. $1.19 UO reg. $1.93 yO reg. $.193 crown as the greatest soccer I match marred by fouls with Taylor braved the anger of the from a Dutch defender. player. possible. But a game is decided limit 1 limit 1 limit 1 ir players booked (warned) fiercely partisan crowd by Mueller, the deadliest finisher after 90 minutes and not (Coupon) Cruyff said Holland played (Coupon) (Coupon) | two goals coming on pointing immediately to the in the business, was quick to before," he said. Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 under par Sunday. I penalties - the first before a penalty spot and Neeskens sent seize the chance, The Dutch team manager East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only swivelling to didn't ■Vest German player had goalkeeper Sepp Maier the crash the ball in from close "I am disappointed with the think his team was ■touched the ball. wrong way to put Holland one range. performance," he said. "For 30 overconfident. J The booked players included up. Cruyff said later he will minutes in the first half we MERCUROCHROME COPPERTONE ■Johan Cruyff, Wim Van But the ''We were never flying Dutchmen never again play in a World played like schoolchildren." ■Hanagem and Johan Neeskens overconfident as I have heard were soon brought down to Cup. TANNING AOc lot Holland and Berti Vogts of ■Vest Germany. earth as Germany fought back to level terms in the 27 th "By 1978 I will not only be too old for another World Cup, German coach Schoen Helmut thought Holland's from certain quarters," Binus Michels said. " There is too MERTHIOLATE 18( ■*«. BUTTER minute. Defender Bernd overconfidence helped West much power in the German ;g' 890 J Neeskens tallied on the first but I never want to be away team and several limit 1 limit 1 ■penalty shot with the game Hoelzenbein was allowed to from my Germany win the final. outstanding 1 family for so long," OZ. (Coupon) (Coupon) lonly a minute old and then run 30 yards unchallenged and he said. "They thought they were players to invite such optimism REfi keaj. zac Expires July 14, 1974 East Uns|ng store 0n,y Expires July 14, 1974 Ihul Breitner tied it up for the when he was finally stopped by "Seven weeks here was already world champions before a final that is being East Lansing Store Only ^Germans in the 27 th minute on Wim Jaasen, it was by • trip. murder and in Argentina it will before the match and this played in Munich." jean nate itherpenalty goal. This timrTaylor had the full be at least 10 weeks." clairol It wit Gerd "Der Bomber" appromt of the crowd with his Cruyff and his Dutch wife. FRICTION LOTION ■Mueller who exploded penalty decision and Breitner YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY CONDITION s 8°z. ■Holland's Ivinning hopes with the goal two minutes confidently strode up to side - foot the ball into the net. Woman gets job 4 oz. jar 1.57 reg. $2.00 limit 1 (Coupon) $ 1.47 ■before halftime. It was the 21 st reg. $2.50Expires July°14, 1974 Expires July 14. 1974 Cruyff, disheartened by his East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only ■time in international matches ■that Mueller, leading scorer in team's performance, control of his temper while lost directing sports ■the 1970 World CHICAGO (UPI) — Dorothy Cup, had walking off at half • time and With contacts from Richey was named late last ■notched the winning goal, but received a booking for remarks week as athletic director in East Lansing's only Co - Op for Optical Needs 1 Mon & Thurs BABY POWDER PRINGLES charge of administering men 3® 11 A.M.-S:30 P.M. POTATO CHIPS and women's varsity sports at o-. 351-5330 n, ■ |TT| Tues, Wed. Frl 14 oz. 88' fash's homer fails to aid Chicago State University. A University spokesman said he believed Richey is the first EYE EXAMINATIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 9 A.M.-5 P.M. 5lt 9 A.M. to Noon reg. $1.39 limit 1 (Coupon) 87 REG. $1.27 LIMIT 3 (Coupon) CO-OPTICAL SERVICES Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 woman and "certainly the first [iigers; White Sox win East Lansing Store Only c~" ' ' Dr. Richard Hdarn, Optometrist 'ng store Only black woman" to hold such a position. Now in Brookfield Plaza | DETROIT (UPI) Bart Johnson pitched hitter in his ONE-A-DAY KLEENEX TRt — appearance of the season for Chicago, a two - including a solo home vitamins with ikon EXCEDRIN un by Norm Cash in the second inning, in P0I3-1 victory over leading the White Sox 3/$l .00 pd Mickey Stanley's lead off the Detroit Tigers Sunday. I Johnson retired 20 consecutive batters between the home run iso's reg. $3.49 M .97 ioo's reg. $1.57 82° w *■ 200 ct. REG. 44c ea. single in the ninth. He picked up limit 1 limit 1 limit 3 jfc Bret win as a tat complete game in the starter since July 4, 1973, and chalked up his (Coupon) Expires July 14. 1974 (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 majors since 1971. East Lansing Store Only Expires July 14, 1974 ICash's sixth homer of the season was to the East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only opposite field and factually was a towering fly which barely made it into the left tincture vaseline intensive ■old seats. barnes-hind care I toMickey Loijch saw his record fall to 10-9 in the sixth. Bucky IODINE WETTING doubled and two outs later Dick Allen was walked HERBAL tenbonally. Bill Melton beat out a single to short and three runs SOLUTION on when Ken Henderson singled to right and Jim Northrup BUBBLE BATH y*the ball to third wildly. reg. 29c 18 2 oz. REG. $2.08 $] lei/ "I "7 15 oz. reg. $.125 _ H _ - limit 1 limit 1 limit 1 OO (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 Union Board Activities East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only . I, 1974 raid SOLARCAINE OFF ilm Series YARD GUARD insect repellent 7 oz. 7 0* spray '1.53 reg. $1.19 ' yj reg. $2.25 $1.371 w ' * presents limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 Expires July 14, 1974 (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Onl> Five Easy Pieces ^ ANTHONYS JOSEPH mens stretch-tube SPORTS SOX 57* PARATORE limit 6 (Coupon) reg. $1.00 Expires July 14. 1974 pianists of individual excellence, starring and "The brothers Haratore are a duo of compounded brilliance." - Christian Science Monitor East Lansing Store Only Professional debut with Arthur Fiedler stretch Jack Nicholson and the Boston Pops at Symphony Hall, Boston. SHEER OPAQUE FOOT SOX TWO-PIANO PROGRAM. KNEE SOX KNEE SOX seamless MOZART Sonata in D, K. 448 SCHUMANN Andante & Variations in B-Flat, Op. 46 DELLO JOIO Aria & Toccata (1964) REG. 69c 39* reg. $1.00 57" ieg. 39c 24* July 8, 9, & 10 BRAHMS Sonata in F minor, Op. 34b LIMIT 6 (Coupon) LIMIT 6 (Coupon) limit 6 (Coupon) Expires July 14,1974 Expires July 14, 1974 Expires July 14, 1974 Tuesday, July 9, at 8:15 p.m. in Fairchild Theatre East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only 108B Wells Hall sheer VIRGINIA MAID SUPPORT PANTY HOSE HOSE shows at 7 & 9 PANTYHOSE NO. 106 REG. 89c 49" 49' no. 611 reg. $2.95 •1.49 $|00 LIMIT 6 (Coupon) Expires July 14,1974 East Lansing store Only LIMIT 6 (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 LIMIT 6 (Coupon) Expires July 14, 1974 East Lansing Store Only ^^^Ums^^^e^Only^ 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. Julys 1974 1 CALL Employment NEED HELP! Whatever the Job NOW Wanted 355-8255 Classified Advertising brings RESPONSE! h]g FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank [ Has* Far Sale Ife] mniic nones an CHEVROLET 1969 Station Wagon. 1968 HONDA, CL-175, 8,100 WOMAN, OWN room, nice house. APARTMENT SALE I 1410-F FOR SALE: 1970 Marle,,, „ I Townsmen. Approximately $400. Call 372-4170. 3-7* miles, heimets, excellent condition. $300. 337-0338. Close Summer/fall. to campus, 332-5765, after 5 $55. Spartan Village. 3550837, after 8.30 p.m. 57-15 60-with7'x2l'.xpaixloT^| bedrooms, unfurnished ,„*■ kitchen appliances. CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 1964. 3-7-8 p.m. 57-8 shed SkirtJzl included. Can be Good transportation. First $100 YAMAHA 750, 1973. $1500. Call THOMPSONS' FRANDOR Excellent condition. PHONE 355*8255 OWN ROOM, large house. Office take* it. 372-3653. 3-7-8 Rob, 484-6461 at 6 p.m. 5-7-8 Make an offer. Phone in Photography business JEWELERS Says 347 Student Services Bl you want to place an ad in EAST I I "RATES** MAVERICK cylinder, 1973. power Automatic. 6 steering, PART AND positions full time for MSU students. ummer 731— OWN ROOM in Immediately! Fall option. Cloae. house. BOCK LANSING STATE BANK S Found Column. As a public service EAST I Automobile required. 351-5800. LANSING STATE BANK w ADDIC excellent condition. 647-7175. $60. 484-3111. 5-7-8 10 ««xd minimum 3-7-8 VOLKSWAGEN EXHAUST 0-13-7-31 APARTMENTS EAST LANSING, available now. the ad at no cost to you! systems - $18.95 complete at BABYSITTER NEEDED. reduced rent, 3 bedroom duplex, BOOK SALE CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 East Dependable with own finished basement. 351-8920. Kalamazoo, one mile west of transportation. Afternoons, 3 557-8 50% OFF Including dithwjilMr 1 3 5 10 ipus. 487-5055. C-7-31 children. 351-3764. 57-12 'Luxurious Furnishings on our regular FOUND: YOUNG orange tabby! 10 1 50 4.00 6.50 13.00 OLDSMOBILE 1970 F8S. Good •Shag Carpeting 137 EAST KILBORN, Lansing. low price* neutered, declawed Cull gas mileage. Snow tires. $1000. RN OR GN, full and/or part time •On-site Management Three bedroom home on river, 355-8350 leave message or■ 12 1 80 4.80 7.80 15.6G 337-2762. 3-7-12 position on medical surgical $170 per month, plus utilities. •paperbacks 75% off 332-4372. C-3-7-10 'SWIMMING POOL IS 2.25 6.00 9.70 19.50 unit. RN part time for surgery. Stop by or call 1-468-3627. •hardbacks 50% off 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 OLDSMOBILE 1970. Delta 88. Position available for Anesthetist Now Leasing !3c/minute toll call). 5-7.8 FOUND: CLEAR plastic gljM I 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 $800. Call 482-1839, 514 Howe pert time. 485-3271. 7-7-8 For Fall Occupancv If 128 W. Grand River Trimmed with black. Outs* I 25 10.00 16.25 32.50 Street. 5-7-8 ROMS Jenison Tornado Shelter. | 3.75 DISH MACHINE operator. Full or Only $73 Per Person 3556142. C-3-7-12 OLD TIMEY Volvo. Runs fine. part time. Must be neat and ft fcA6LlfcE - Discount for 12 mo. Leate LOST. July 3. Man's gold wedding I 1 P.M. Elegant transportation for dependable and willing to work. MSU WEST. Clean, dose, linens, one class day discerning indigent. $200. ROKR I PAULS Must have transportation. The telephone, parking. Excellent band in Erickson courtyard ■ before publication. 487-5202 nigltn. 5-7-8 SEA HAWK RESTAURANT, 351 7212 environment. A real good dead Reward. 3559606. 17 8 MARATHON _ Williamston. 655-2175.3-7-8 731 Burcham Drive 351-3212. 3-7-12 OPEL MANTA Rallye 1973. Low KENWOOO KR 100 receiver. Models open 1-6. Mon. ■ Sat. Peanuts Personal ads must be pre paid. mileage, new radials. Stereo, FM. Bet offer. 361-3878.7-7-16 Where all we SITTER WANTED for 6 - year - Other times by appointment ROOM. SINGLE. summer. Beautiful, $40. Very near. Nikko STA-5010 receiver. Akai 1730DDS quadrophonic tape | Personal / old. East Lansing home. Good ONE GIRL needed immediately to recorder. Turntables, speakers, SAAB 99L, 4-door, amber gold, wages and working conditions. 332-5622. early evenings. 3-7-12 Cancellations/ Corrections fully equipped including tinted Must be absolutely reliable and September 15. July rent free. and large aasortment of small stereo systems. LP's and tapes. FREE ... A lesson in complexio 12 class $53.75/month. Burcham Woods - noon one day glass and FM stereo. 4 speed LOCATED AT THE have own transportation. Call ROOM FOR male student, across Musical instruments such care. CALL 484-4519 Estl transmission, 8,400 miles, front CORNER OF JOLLY Apartments. Call 351-3624. from Union. 211% Grand River, as before publications. 373-7845 office. 351-8624, wheel drive. $3900. 349-2094. & OKEMOS RO home. 10-7-12 4-7-12 upstairs. $48 month. Fender, Gibson, Marshall and Michigan, or 485 7197 Lansin|fl 349 - 3196 per Accoustic. Portable TV's Mall. MERLE NORMAnI The State News will be £7-12 X-57-10 6DAY A WEEK TOWING EFFICIENCY FROM $110. Also 1 camera*, household items, and COSMETIC STUDIOS-I CLERICAL, PERMANENT. Typing C-14-7-31 responsible only for the TOYOTA, 1970 - Corolla, 32 mpg. OPEN 6 DAYS bedroom apartments, from much more. DICKER & DEAL 7 AM 9 PM BUT SUNDAY. required. Apply in person, 3308 1 - 2 PEOPLE. Complete household radial tires. $950. Call 482-7734. - $115. Call EQUITY-VEST, INC. SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 first day's incorrect South Cedar Street, Suite No. privileges. $20/week. Near insertion. 5-7-12 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940: 11, Lansing. 4-7-12 351-8150. 4-7-12 airport. Phone 484-5861, before South Cedar. 487-3886. We buy sell and trade. C-7-31 P ACCESS CENTER VEGA 1972 Orange Hatchback. 5:30. X-57-10 WOMAN WANTS space in 3 or 4 FOR ■Bills are flue 7 days trom 4-speed, radio, new tires. Getting Complete auto painting and the ad expiration date, if collision service. person for fall - spring. Must be SEWING MACHINE Clearance I Human Reproduction Health 1 married, must sell. Call 485-0256. IMMEDIATELY, ONE not paid Dy the due date, a person. C-14-7-31 close, less than $80. 337-0282. Salel Brand new portables 485-2918, after 5:30 p.m. Own room in house. $70/month. 3-7-12 $49.95. $5 per month. Large 8-7-12 /• \ TV AND STEREO rentals. Close to bus. Lathrop Street. selection of reconditioned used 371-1447. 57-8 Lansing 485-3271 VEGA 1972. Beautiful red station wagon. Standard transmission. OUR VOLV0142 $24/term. $9.95/month. Free same day delivery and service. GIRL NEEDED, fall term only. Cedar Village. Please Call Deb, THREE PEOPLE for summer. Own machines. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Homes and "many j NEJAC, 337-1300. 21-24 mpg. Call 655-2900 or SUITS FIVE. Call 3551666. Or Cathy, 351-3995. I® room. Close to others." $19.95 to $39.95. MEN - FOR ALL of 1 campus. 332-1391 before 1 am C-4."7.» C-14-7-31 2-7-10 Terms. Contraceptive needs: SCOTT! 351-2396. 3-7-10 EDWARDS VERY 513 HILLCREST. Wide lawns, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, PRODUCTS offers reliable an BUICK 1968 - Special, excellent mechanical condition. $500 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Hatchback. Very good condition, $700. Call 355-8008. 3-7-10 COMFORTABLY. | Apartments If® pleasant building, near campus. One or two bedrooms, brightly Fir Sale' ]§j 1115 North 489-6448. C-7-331 Washington. reputible brand names < discount prices. Send only $3.00| With five people up front, for generous sampler Brochure! firm. Call 482-7734. 5-7-12 furnished, air conditioned, all there's room for six two- EPI 100 LOUDSPEAKERS. BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds! 35c to SCOTTS PRODUCTS! VOLKSWAGEN VAN, 1966 NEEDED, FEMALE over 21. $67 appliances, carpeted. - suiters in back. And like the Excellent condition. For more Various colors and sizes. Post Office Box 1423, EattT BUICK 1969 Skylark. V-8, 350. engine, new tires, battery, per month, own bedroom. Call Unexpected vacancies at exhaust. First. $250. 349-3936. passengers, they sit side by after 6 p.m., 349-9317. 3-7-8 reduced rates. information, call 351-4463. Simplex de-railer, center - pull Lansing. 48823. 1-7-8 Fair condition. $350. Evenings. X-3-7-10 side, not one on cop of another. PHONE 337-2796 brakes, high quality at dealers 489-4152. X-1-7-8 cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 - When it comes to seving, the valueifl LCC - St. Lawrence. Tired of TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile VOLKSWAGEN 1972, 311 Sedan, VW LUGGAGE rack and 2 wooden 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 CAPRI 1973. 4 cylinder, 4 speed. 41,000 miles. $1850 firm! looking? Lovely 2 bedroom - homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten chairs. Best offer. 351-3337, a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D&C in the Classified Ads each can be a real help. Check nc dav| Perfect condition. $2500. Glenn Herriman Inc. carpeted, utilities, garage. minutes to campus. Quiet and 332-0692 after 6pm. 5-7-8 355-6121. 5-7-8 332-8978. 3-7-8 after 6 p.m. 3-7-8 STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, 6135 W. Saginaw peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or South Cedar, at 1-96. 694-3311. 482-6226 484-5315. 0-14-7-31 CHEVELLE SS 1970. 396 VW 1963. Runs good, 20 mpg. /olkswagen - Volvo - Bodv Shop SUMMER SUBLEASE - females - BICYCLE. GIRLS 3 - speed. Very 0-14-7-31 Real Estate « automatic, $1200. Good $300 or best. 332-2831. 3-7-8 Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 good shape. AMF. $40. Phone own bedroom. Cedar Village. TROWBRIDGE. FURNISHED one Sat. Til 3 393-6860. 3-7-12 THORENS TD160 with Stanton condition. 655-3987. 3-7-8 Call 337-1487. 5-7-12 (Including Parts & Service) bedroom. $140 - $145. 681 EE cartridge. 3 5 1-9057 $190, price Tenants for your vancancies ar CHEVROLET, 1968. Caprice weekends, BED SIMMONS. Queen "hotel negotiable. 10 weeks old. wagon. Motor excellent. Body weekdays after 6pm. 10-7-12 speciel." Deluxe firm. Frame, 332-2831. 3-7-8 fair. 487-3315.3-7-12 $400 or best offer. Motorcycles j &c Employment ji THREE BEDROOM duplex 1V4 TWO BEDROOM, furnished, close, .available immed iate'ly. box, mattress. New $240, 6 months old. $150. Call Neil, Put up a great frontl Get the MODELS FOR photography. Call 351-0375. 3-7-12 household goods you need at Selling Services? Sell them 1 beth, full basement, fully $145/month. 351-8830, after 5. HARLEY SPRINT, 350cc 1970. between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. carpeted. 339-9698. 57-17 57-12 great savings. Check the Want people with low cost Want Ads.1 $400, extras, solid bike. COMPLETE 120 watt stereo Ads now I Dial 3558255 now. 489-1215.0-14-7-31 351-2189.1-77-8 HAYFORD system. For more informetion NORTH. Large 4 1024 EUREKA, Downstairs. One cell 351-4463. 3-7-12 DESK CLERK needed - must have bedrooms. Summer rates. $190 bedroom, partly furnished. HONDA miles, 1974. CB-360. 1,100 excellent condition. transportation and be willing to travel. Call 372-0567 or 351-7497. 0-14-7-31 $125. 351-7497.0-7-31 GOLF CLUBS, 2 dozen sets to CROSSWORD $1,025. 882-4644. 5-7-12 489-1215 between 12 - 6 p.m. 0-14-7-31 CEDAR VILLAGE. Two girls for 4-girl apartment. September - 348 OAKHILL. BLOCK from Greyhound. 1 - 3 bedrooms. choose from. Scuba gear. Camping equipment. Rifles end PUZZLE June. 332-1959.3-7-12 $140 - $170. 351-8055 shotguns. Cameras. Stereo ACROSS MARRIED STUDENTS, MODELS. GIRLS needed to pose components. Over 1000 used 1. weekends, weekdays after 4pm Forage plant 32. Ridiculed FACULTY & MED for National Automotive TW YCKINGHAM. ONE man 10-7-12 8-track tapes and albums. Used 4. Route 35 American magazine and calendar. No needed for 4-man apartment, fall diamond rings, opals, etc. 7. Considerable STUDENTS author nudity. Fee negotiable. Photo - 1974, 9 month lease. $75 per EAST LANSING. 1752 Coolidge Guitars amplifiers and 11. Valve 36. Indian 1, 2, & 3 requested. Phone 393-4454, month. 489-2070 after 6 p.m. Road. Three bedrooms, 1% accessories. WILCOX 12. Macaw SECONDHAND STORE, 509 mulberry bedroom apts. after 5 p.m. 3-7-12 3-7-12 baths, garage, all deluxe features. 13. Light color 37. East Piquancy $290. Available September 1. Michigan, Lansing. 14. Towhee 38. Some with study. Fastener SUBLET AUGUST 1 - September Call 372-5920.6-7-15 """.C-7-31 16. Animal's couch 41. Vacation cards 15. No damage deposit. $210. 17. Summon 44 Reflected Cedar Greens. 351-7063. ROOM FOR rent. Close to campus. NIKON CAMERAS, lenses, 18. That man $ motor sound * 1 & 2 Bedrooms * shag carpeting * master TV * from 155„,. 10-7-24 THREE, POSSIBLY 4 bedrooms. $65/month. 332-1809. 6 p.m. under warranty. Good mornings, 351-1356. 4-7-12 buy. Only 19. Self-esteem 21. Party 25. Judge 45. Babylonian skygod - 1. And DOWN so forth 5. British composer 46. Tibetan gazelle drapes * community house * central air * carpeted bars » security/privacy • heat/water UNFURNISHED Saginaw/Abbott Road. First month's rent plus deposit. Call j" " Wses j|g LARGE SELECTION of frames. Glasses for everyone. OPTICAL 27. Bound 28. Witch bird 47. Seven days 48. Of course 0_. 2. Hurray 6. Grunting ox 7. Fracas 8. Fiddler crab Included * great location & 394-1520 between 8 a.m. - 9 29 Highstrung 49. Menu item plant * ample storage/laundry DISCOUNT, 2615 East p.m. 3-7-8 THREE BEDROOM house. Close Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. facilities * heated swimming 9. Call. Fr pool * faculty and grad. to MSU, LCC, and bus routes. C-3-7-12 10. Charioteer Call 371-1479. 57-8 KNOB HILL students welcome. OKEMOS. TWO bedroom 15. Expansive THEY WENT apartment. Chief Okemos Circle. SANSUI AMPLIFIER, Rectilinear 18. Greeting "On Lake Brandywine" SHARE SPACIOUS duplex. Own III Speakers. Price negotiable. THAT A • WAY.. .TO No undergrads. 349-0558, room. $70. Available 19 Perambulato' I 332-3534. 57-8 Call after 6 p.m„ 361-7931., 20. Western lesort | Immediate Occupancy APARTMENTS COLLINGWOOD APT8II immediately. 361-6828. 57-12 BL-1-7-8 21. Retainer 22. Deficit Take Hagadorn Rd. North f«R SUMMER APARTMENT UVMt PRAKTICA LLB 35mm camere + Office Open 23. Tipstei _ to Lake Lansing Rdv *air conditioned Vivitar 135mm telephoto. $120. left 3 blocks to Hardy ave 11:00 - 6:00 Mon.-Fri. ♦dlihwuher Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning, 4858233. 3-7-12 24. Church recess | 26. Complete Follow the signs to or by appointment *shag carpeting Balcony, Furnished MEN'S FOLLI'S 10 30. Macaque - speed. $70, Information office •unlimited parking must sell. Call Bev. 332-1852. 31.Enormous Open daily 11-7:30 •Plush furniture STUDIOS $135. 3-7-12 33. Mattress p.m. 3494700 •Model Open Dally ONE BEDROOM - $145 filling or call 351-5164 TWO BEDROOM $160 SANSUI AU999 JVC 4-w^~12" 34. •• Greco speakers, dual 1216. $6007 37. Beit LOCATED call 361-8282 . • ■ sorry no pets 351-8183.4-7-12 38. Chop !4 MILE NORTH OF JOLLY RD. (bahind Zody'i - HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT RUMMAGE SALE. 1531 39. Expert 40. That girl on th« river I) Donore, ^ FROM 'US0" j ON OKEMOS RD. 361-7910, or 361-6168 nwny miscellaneous Items: car PWt». 4-7-12 TV set. table set. etc. w. 41. Salary 42. Firewood 43. Settle Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 8, 1974 9 na Police mini-station a big hit in Detroit A 210 ABBOTT W\ 332-4081 «tnd recycled parti & accessorial and bikes. By WILLIAM K.STEVENS the special prey of one New Yjrk Times species Life in some ways has assumed of urban jackal. a DETROIT - For a long There, among the project's normality that many had feared would desert time, the 7,500 people who tall brick towers and neat one some parts of the city altogether. live In the Brewster - • story row houses, almost The robbers, for the Douglass housing project within the most on shadows of the the northeast fringe part, appear either to have fled of central city's spires, the jackals the area or been forced to downtown Detroit have been have attacked with stop impunity. Service \ They for are young men who wait Preying. One of them complained not long ago that old people to walk to he and his friends were nearby stores to cash starving their [ it's whats | Social them of Security checks, rob to death since the to stay. police came 5^543 East Grand Rivar. 4-7-31 happening way back, their and cash then on the vanish so So great was his penury (and before the police can respond. strong his chutzpah) that he Announcements for It's What's borrowed a dollar from officer ROM Spartan Village, can Happening must be received in the A place of fear Sam Carter to buy some wine. Slate News office. 341 Student ly#t Monday • Friday. 4:30 Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least It has He paid it back, too, with 25 l. Some weekends, made Brewster - two class days before ifter 4. x-3-7-10 publication. Douglass a place of fear and per cent interest. No announcements will be accepted denied its people the by phone. simple swims pleasures of sitting on their Mini - station detractors MENSA Game Night is at front steps or taking a walk 7;30 The mini - stations have tonight at Lob Dyer's, 1000 Hein around the block. in Lansing. Bring a good game and their detractors and clearly a That was before nine I FLUTE, Banjo and Drum friend. young display limitations. They are Private instruction Detroit policemen — two or three for each shift around the now meant, for example, to MARSHALL MUSIC, Joanne Harvey lectures on "Genealogy What is it? How to go clock — moved six weeks cope with the bulk of everyday C-1-7-8 . ago about it" at 7:30 tonight in the into a "mini • station" in a first police work - the necessity to East Lansing Public Library. respond rapidly to emergency - floor apartment in the heart ARDEXAM tutoring calls, for example. Some critics of the project. Their mission TANLEY H. kaplan Joanne Harvey, registered within the police department rUTORlNG courses Lansing genealogist, will offer was simply stated: Get to instruction concerning the believe that the stations are jeing formed lor the study of know the people, secure their , mcat, dat. lsat, colonial records from 3 to S p.m. trust and cooperation and use stealing manpower from such Tuesday in II1 Morrill Hall. functions. GRE, Board Exams. For that cooperation to find and :ion Mll 1-313-354-0085. Nor are the mini - stations AP wirephoto frustrate the criminals. A expected to have major impact Four members of the Mountaineers form a circle citywide network of such on the as they tune up for their appearance in the Old Time Fiddlers and Blueqrass from of Mayor Coleman A. city's most infamous Convention held annually in Chilhowe, Va. TUTOR. All courses 082 amatures and professionals to meet Young's criminal problem, murder. ough 215. Call 353-3834. mini - stations is at the heart of on a regular basis and to exchange Detroit, with 751 homicides, on 5 p.m. 5-7-10 and stimulate new ideas. For the strategy for coping with had the highest rate of killing further information call D.R. crime, the major preoccupation among all major United States Pressure rises for seats Kinnee. of this city and the you're a business, biggest cities last year, and this year's Cathy Lessard is running for single problem with which the rate is even higher. Most of the a service, or an state representative from the S9th mayor must come to grips if he District and would like your help. is to win the approval of killings take place in private jrganization, this An organizational meeting is many homes as the result of being Detroiters. planned for the near future. If you arguments, and the police have ould be the space at hearing tape dispute would like more information or yet to find a way of dealing on would like to volunteer for Cathy, Unique Idea with that short of stationing an for you. please call Dan Behringer. Insofar as is known officer in every home. here, International folk dancing meets there is nothing quite like the ALL 355 - 8255 at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Union 55 by 1975 mini - station Tower. Room. concept Teaching and operating anywhere alse in the But Young and Police By WARREN WEAVER JR. served basis. The doors will refreshments included. No half the argument, which is prosecutor — each of whom United States (though Commissioner Philip Tannian New York Times experience needed. Everyone is Tokyo open at 9 A.M. But court expected to last from 2 1/2 to ig Service encouraged to come. has long operated a similar hope nevertheless that what WASHINGTON - The officials expressed doubt that 3 hours. will probably have two assistants at his counsel tables. network of stations). has happened at Brewster - hottest ticket in Transcendental Washington anyone arriving after 8 a.m. McGurn declined to provide Pressure for a seat in the Meditation as So far, at least, it seems to taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Douglass will last there over the weekend will not get would get a seat. a precise breakdown of the courtroom has mounted even be indefinitely, and that similar will be presented by the Students working at Brewster - you into the local sports arena, Twenty • seven other places remaining seat allocations, more during the last 10 days, International Meditation Society. Douglass. improvements can be extended the Kennedy Center Opera will be reserved for the public apparently for fear of with the increasing possibility Introductory lectures at I p.m. A visitor mentioned the mini generally through the city's Tuesday in 314 Bessey Hall and at House, the Wolf Trap Outdoor on a rotating basis, with a new offending rejected applicants, that the court will hand down 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in B102 Wells - station project to residents high - crime neighborhoods by Performing Arts Center or the set of spectators replacing an but it appeared that 120 spaces its decision in the Detroit Melissa Gallon and Mary the end of 1975. By then 55 old one every five minutes. Hall. private White House tour. not occupied by the press and school desegregation case on Bellman the other day as they mini - stations are to be in It is small The next Children's Theater presents free a cardboard largest public would go roughly along Monday, just before the LE VICKI were strolling through the operation. Nine have been oblong ticket headed "special representation will be from the these lines: - Fast, accurate, entertainment for children at 7 established so far. Watergate oral arguments. typing. Very near p.m. Wednesday at the Towar project to the bus stop. — Supreme Court of the press, which usually rates 35 Justices, for their personal iipus. 337-7260. 10-7-12 Garden School "What about it?" Bellman Hatched in a brainstorming United States" that admits the seats and has been allocated friends playground and at 7 or family, 27; law p.m. Thursday at the Red Cedar said, suspiciously, a little session during Young's election bearer today to one of the about 70. There will be no clerks, both those closing out Recent surge in School playground. In case of rain, campaign last fall, the mini - ED IBM typing, pugnaciously and somewhat most historically and television, no radio and no still their service and those s. (pica - elite). performances will be held inside the school. protectively. station plan became a major element of the program politically significant sessions photography, as is traditional reporting for the 1974 - 75 airline travel YANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 Had things changed that the justices have held in in the courtroom, but a half - Auditions for two one act any term, 40; members of loses thrust - since the mini station advanced by Young in his dozen artists have been plays, "The Dirty Old Man" and - was set years. Or so the public seems Congress, 25; lawyers who are LETE THESES Service successful attempt to become admitted for - "Sarah and the Sax," will be held up on May 17? to think. television members of the Supreme Court An unexpected Kount Printing. IBM typing Detroit's first black mayor. surge in from 7:30 to II p.m. today and Even since the court purposes. bar drawn in a lottery, 25; domestic air travel earlier this binding ol theses, resumes, 'I ain't scared now' Tuesday in Studio 49 of the announced on May 31 that it Barrett McGurn, the court lawyers on the White House fationi. Across from campts Cooperation needed year has lost much of its thrust M.A.C. and Grand River, Instant smiles. would hear oral arguments on public information officer, said and special prosecutor's staffs, in recent weeks, and airline "Lord, yes, honey," Bellman The rationale behind the July 8 the dispute between that more than 100 6. w Jones Stationery Shop. on requests executives are trying to The Outing Club will meet at 7 said. "Shoot, we used to President Nixon and Leon for seats had been received The last COPYGRAPH SERVICES, program, as explained by the figure does not determine why. p.m. Tuesday in 118 Physics - couldn't even go to the store, from include the ■1666. C-7-31 mayor, is this: "No police Jaworski, the special Watergate news media lawyers who will Travel is still on the Astronomy Bldg. A short program But, shoot, I ain't scared now. force can be effective in prosecutor, over 64 White representatives. Some of the argue the cases - James D. St. upswing, but for most airlines, on Africa will be presented. S, RESUMES, typing and Yes, indeedy, honey, it's House tape recordings, public assignments only permit a Clair for the President and a controlling crime without the it is at a much slower pace than Reasonable prices. hundred per cent better." and professional pressure for reporter to occupy his seat for Jaworski, the A saxophonist is needed to cooperation of the people." special it was a few weeks ago. MMERCIAL PRINTING. seats has been intense. ■4116. C-7-31 perform in the one - act play, Actually, according to In virtually every case so far, "Sarah and the Sax." Auditions will official crime reports, it is even the mini - stations and the Ordinarily, there are about be held from 7:30 to 11 p.m. today better than that. Only four volunteer officers (most of 250 seats in the courtroom, BROWN typing and multilith 1 printing. Complete service diiitrtitloni, theses. **"Pt», general typing. IBM and Tuesday in Studio 49 of the Auditorium. major crimes and two break reported in the project last - two robberies - ins were > them black) who serve there have been enthusiastically. Friendly welcomed but temporary another chairs 70 added in the two aisles that are or so being East Lansing 24 Dreams and the psychology of vears experience. month. A month earlier there crowds invariably show up for flank the chamber. Despite W850. C-7-31 C.G. Jung will be discussed at 7:30 were 18 crimes political and celebrity pressure, including 10 open house on a station's first ORR ■"ter Labor _ "foj September. Ready on Vacation, Day. C-14-7-31 to today in 214 Berkey Hall. Come and rap about yourdreams with two Jungian analysts trained in Zurich. Bring your friends. robberies. For the first time in years, other residents say, they are day. Later, residents stop by to ask how to deal with other agencies or for help in solving city more than a third of the total will go to the general public. About 100 seats will be ratify new ci The Women's Center is located at sitting out on the steps on personal problems or just to open to the general public, these visit. filled on a first come, first - East Lansing's public works MPers, general typing. 547V4 E. Grand River Ave. and is warm summer evenings. - proposal and authorized the escalator and step increases Weed work. Call — Carolyn, open on Mondays and Tuesdays employes voted to accept the union to conduct a strike vote l*574.21-8-23 from 3 to S p.m. and from 7 to 9 wage hikes increasing with job city's contract offer Sunday if there was no settlement p.m., and on Wednesdays and status - but the city stood Thursdays from 12 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Former CIA agent plans and will be back on the job today. The city's contract with the Sunday. The major issue — settled in firmly against the cost • of - living escalator and preferred Dr. E. Lekan Are, director of favor of the city Sunday - was the merit raise system to the American Federation of State, a proposed cost of - living step - increase system. taM research, West African Rice - £ Development Assn., will hold a seminar p.m., - discussion from 3 to 5 Wednesday in 106 book 'tolet it all hangout' County and Employes (AFSCME) expired Municipal June 30, and representatives of wage increase rate. had asked for a cost The union - of living - Details, of the settlement will be released today. Evolte.il international Center. Come and both the union and the city „.m learn from Are how the WARD A is WASHINGTON (AP) - The congressional commitees that Development, which works 1 Playen met Wednesday to try to iron immediately. assisting West African nations to former Central Intelligence the incident threatened to with Latin American labor expand their rice production and processing and marketing facilities. Agency employe whose trips to Cuba led the CIA to rearrange compromise Western Hemisphere operations. CIA groups, this source said. "He plans to write about out difficulties in the contract. Previously, the local MSU ex-instructor AFSCME membership rejected IEn's HELPPER. _ T University Lutheran Church will some operations in this also has said that it moved "to what he thinks is worth East Lansing's contract »k 9 i tran.n« iV, . m •Portation. 349-3424. days s area' hold worship services at 8 p.m. on Mondays. There will be a picnic before worship at 6 p.m., followed hemisphere worked as a deep cover agent in Ecuador, terminate projects and move assets subject to compromise" communicating to the public about what he thinks is wrong Doctors' group lauded by Uruguay and Mexico from as a result of the contact. with secret government 1960 to 1969, a source outside Assets refer to undercover practices," this source said. He government said Sunday. people or arrangements used said Agee had slowly re - choses woman ghetto rehabilitation in New &W-/49 WOHKm.. This source, who has been by the agency. evaluated his attitude toward A former MSU instructor, who went on to Congress, was York's Harlem. associated with intelligence activities, said the ex - agent is The government source said, "The presumption is that he the agency after leaving and had reached a decision to write new president listed Sunday by Time magazine as one of 200 men Philip B. F. Agee, who quit the was very forthcoming in about it in 1972. TRAVERSE CITY (UPI) - and It's pretty petty: WANT ADS agency in 1969. Havana, and that Havana was Dr. Cecilia Hissong of women destined to provide the United States with a new Agee is now living in Great forthcoming with thief takes $1.71 SELL CARS, Britain and is writing a book very Moscow." But it could not be Dearborn will be installed tonight as the first woman generation of leadership. CANARY about the agency in which "he's going to let it all hang learned whether CIA had any evidence to indicate that Workmens' president of the Michigan Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr., R-Mich., was one of 21 worth of goodies Academy of Family Physicians, FOR COUPLE out," according to this source information had been given the which represents 1,200 congressmen named by Time in HOLLAND (UPI) A small who has corresponded with Agee. Cubans. The nongovernment source to workers' doctors. its special supplement. The list also included 12 U.S. senators, time robber hit a - downtown Hissong will be installed at a Holland home Tuesday, though lind'u enefW »d Mrs. L.R. cri$i$ in Agee has written that his said Agee was "a nuts and bolts banquet that concludes a ,10 governors and 15 mayors, his heist wasn't reported until trips to Cuba were to do man. He knows names or WASHINGTON (AP) - weekend convention of the though the vast majority are Thursday. ht,'.#i|D,lliJdecided research for the book, the places and dates and Eliminating the reference to group. She takes over from Dr. persons with whom most The official police li , tl.r Mer««". source said. individuals and organizations. sex in its title, the Labor Louis Zako, also of Dearborn. Americans are not familiar. listed as stolen: one report can of Heiley An official source had said He can really nail down Dept's Office of Workmens' Dr. Robert W. Oakes of potato chips valued at 30 CBS1 "Mll«n(h. earlier this week that an agent operations in specific Compensation Programs Harbor Beach was named Riegle, of Flint, was elected S JJ! J?2,000 .'WJt i'r worth °f canary and who became disenchanted with numbers." Agee spent 14 years with the officially changed its name president • elect in elections to Congress in 1966 and re elected three times. cents, one can of Pepsi valued at 20 cents, six magnetic the CIA sometime after leaving Tuesday to the Office of held Sunday. Other new refrigerator ornaments at 50 "orth agency devoting the years Workers' Compensation officers elected Dr. it more than five years ago had were A former college instructor cents, one pack of Camel before 1960 to training and Programs. made three trips to Havana. George Dear, Southfield, vice and faculty member at MSU, cigarets at 50 cents, l/i of an Oh The government source said it building a cover, this source Secretary of Labor Peter J. president; Dr. Gordon W. said. Boston University and Harvard Henry candy bar, a nickel and Brennan called the change "an had been learned that the ex - One Willoughby, Frankfort, University, he was also a a penny and one bite from a organization which example of our continuing secretary; Dr. Donald E. agent was "determined to do, consultant for the Harvard - birthday cake in the Agee used as a cover was the effort to recognize the growing Dewitt, Holland, treasurer; and say or write things to expose AFL • CIO's American number of Dr. Roy J. Gerard, Saginaw, Massachusetts Institute of refrigerator. agency activities." Woiking women in Technology Joint Center on Total value of the robbery Institute for Free Labor our nation." vice speaker of the house. The CIA has told Urban Studies working on was $1.71. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, JU]y g 1 poineered black aviation 2 pianists to perform Duo - pianists Anthony and Joseph Paratore will 'Black By LEE DEMBART Eagle' 47th anniversary a week ago live in a house on Sedgwick pa$| SaturdaJ New York Times Ave™ perform in a special Bronx with a statue of a black ' summer presentation of door. The living room is clutbJ' the Lecture Concert Series NEW YORK - Fifty years ago this week, Cd. memorabilia. at 8:15 Hubert Fauntleroy Julian, the Black Eagle of pjn. Tuesday in Luncheon in the chandeliered Fairchild Theater. Harlem, took off from the Harlem river to the dini a four - course affair, with Duo - pianists perform cheers of thousands on what was billed as a ComishU with either two pianos or flight to Ethiopia. veal, four vegetables and a 1959 served in cut crystal. A PjJ* both at one piano. There is Though he crashed five minutes later in Angora cats and a parrot round housekeen.,1 a small body of literature Flushing Bay when a pontoon fell off his household. ™ composed specifically for seaplane, the stunt established him as a hero in the minds of black people, and he has remained Julian, who still sports a monocle this genre, and more has ^ been transcribed. one in folklore. At a time when black men smokes nor drinks, and the only water take to his lips is bottled spring water. 5 The Paratore brothers could hold few aspirations, he not only aspired, His wardrobe has always been will perform Mozart's but did. ie*. "Sonata in D, K. 448," Now 77 years old, though he looks half that custom - made silk shirts, stiff of neckties. "A gentlemen must collars, C Schumann's "Andante and age, Julian reminisced this week on a career of have 150 suits," he said in the Variations in B - Flat, Op. derring - do during which he has been a pioneer interview, i black aviator, stunt parachutist, soldier of vests." 46," Dello Joio's "Aria and Toccata (1954)" and fortune and, most recently, international arms Time has not dimmed his spirit or Brahms' "Sonata in F dealer. but it has his J - expanded his girth and his Minor, Op. 34 b." Controversy has surrounded him wherever he His recollection of events differs from id Both brothers graduated has gone, whether commanding Emperor Haile accounts of them, which differ from ■ from Boston University's Selassie's Air Force (the emperor commissioned other. School of Fine and him a colonel), flying for the Finns against the Consider the flight to Ethiopia. Applied Arts and attended Russians in 1940 or shipping arms to the Juilliard School of Guatemala or Haiti or the regime of Moise Twenty - five thousand people turned J- Music in New York. Tshombe in Katanga, for which the United July 4, 1924, to see him take off on J It was at Juilliard that Nations expelled him from the Congo. leg. They paid $1 each. ™ their teacher, Rosina Julian says a pontoon was Julian has not flown an airplane in nearly 30 damaged J Lhevinne, suggested they years. But in an Oxford accent that is plane was pushed into the water, but hel concentrate on duo piano - sometimes overcome by his West Indian birth, not postpone the flight. Conten literature, saying "their he spoke animatedly of the 1920s, when he newspaper accounts do not mentiojl unity in playing makes an impression that they are made his living by parachuting at $1,500 a Neither does his authorized biography,! jump. Black Eagle," by John Peer Nugent (Sttif breathing together." "One time in Atlantic City I was to land on Day, Bantam paperback). The brothers have the beach," he recalled. "The wind was blowing performed throughout the to shore, so we took the plane over the water to Haile Selassie sent for Julian to head J country, including allow it to blow me back. force in 1930, but after the colonel rr appearances with the "When I got within a thousand feet of the Lion of Judah's favorite airplane at thel Detroit Symphony, the seashore, then the wind becalmed. I was rehearsal for his coronation, the Emperor Washington National wearing a full uniform, including boots, you him home. The colonel went back al Symphony and the understand. But I'm no Weissmuller. I held my Italian invasion, but then came home agi Chicago Symphony. parachute in my teeth and divested myself of He volunteered to aid the Finns in 19lfl Tickets for the concert are available at the Union everything except my shorts. Then my shorts commissioned a captain, but left aft«| blew off. days' service. ticket office. Admission is "You talk Duo pianists Anthony and Joseph Paratore will about streaking," he said, $3 for all seats. ■ appear in recital performing works by Mozart, Schumann, Dello Joio and Julian says his arms business is comJ Brahms at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in Fairchild Theater. chortling. "Well, sir, that was the first aerial streak. I could hear the women shrieking. Yes, aboveboard, with all shipments approved! that was the first aerial streak." State Dept. "When they say 'no,' they! Saturdays he made parachute jumps over no," he said. "They have their don't reasons, if question them." Harlem, always with whose product Violent a sponsor, eruptions recorded he would advertise, once playing the saxophone sun and once landing atop the 123rd street police station, where his equipment dangled over the In the Katanga business, he denied thi denies now that the was selling « Tshombe. "That was a fake," he said." side and broke a window. FROM WIRE SERVICES came pretty near to be dissolved on ac visible early Saturday in the Hill said that conditions for satellite placed on an orbital "The AND STATE NEWS eruption then it might have the things I would have been able to the interference in the Congo." " Midwest as far south as future displays of the lights station 300 miles above the same effect as radiation," Hill accomplish had I not been a Negro," he was bringing in hospital equipment. What may have been the northern Illinois. would be better in five years. lamented. "I wish I would have equator this year by the United said. "I would think the come into the More recent arms dealing he wil most violent solar flare to be The aurorais is expected to "When I first saw it, I world States. looking like mother, who was recorded since the launching of continue Monday and Tuesday military would be more my about, preferring to remember his early dl thought it was the usual ring - Hill said the military, rather concerned with the disruption English, rather than my father. I would not aviation. satellite - bome x-ray detectors with possibly diminished around - the - moon thing," than individual astronomers, have had to surmount the unsurmountable of communication that it permitted measurements broke brightness. Hill said. "That's caused when would "I out on the sun Friday. Stephen Hill, MSU professor ice probably be more caused." obstacles. can only close my eyes and live | crystals form around the interested in the recent flares. Radiation from the flares — "I never thought I would live to see the day past," he said. "I live in those dreams. Scientists at the Space of astronomy, observed the moon — but then I noticed He also theorized that the which covers some 400 million when a black man would rise to the level of "I wish my people had given s Environment Services Center in light show from his backyard that the lights were not visible erruptions would not be as lieutenant general in the United States Air recognition and respect I received fi in East Lansing and said "it square miles — has caused a Boulder, Colo., described the on the horizon." harmful to astronauts walking Force. We have Negroes now who are flying for Nordics in this country. flare as "the biggest one of the first time I've general disruption of shortwave the was ever seen Officials in Boulder say the the moon's surface as some communication in the polar airlines, where then they couldn't even wash "There's one thing. I can go to my gil series" that began on June 28. them so bright." strength of the current flares is The white, green and He added that the recent being measured continually by suggest. "If there were a major region, which is expected to worsen. the planes." Julian and his wife, Essie, celebrated their peace. To know that I their start in aviation. personally got Nj orange atmospheric lights sighting was rare because the instruments aboard the increase of the flux of solar known as the Aurora Borealis sun is not supposed to be as synchronous meteorological particles emitted during the — or Northern Lights — were active in its current solar cycle. TAKE A VACATION TWICE A DAY JULY Secretaries NEED SPECIALS Shorthand TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION (TM) as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Discover the effectiveness of this simple, natural technique for relieving deep • rooted stress, energy, expanding awareness, and increasing developing creative intelligence. 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