OVERCROWDING FORCES )' lets By DIANE SILVER sophomores liveA sophomore is defined as a student off campus who has earned 4 0 or remained stable. State News Staff Writer more credits. "After Labor Day you have to Those "We are just trying to ease off on our about sell your just effort to alleviate expected desiring a waiver should return overcrowding," Robert Underwood, grandmother, and sell her „ the completed application, printed on a cheap, to find a place to live," Frumkin rowding in residence halls, University postage - paid card manager of the residence halls, said. said. °J5 announced Tuesday that In order to receive as soon as possible. "We still think we will open up in fall University jjores will be allowed to live off fall term. housing deposit, the a refund of the cancellation must be $25 with we some overassignment but we think will be able to work ourselves out of it to live in officials said that the option housing other than University - postmarked on or before Aug. 15. approved units will probably , cophomores are eligible to receive a faster then last year." to only be open ,r allowing them to live off campus University officials estimate that if no Jeff Frumkin, asst. director of sophomores for one year. However sophomores waive the student some administratois indicated that it could be , e 1974 -75 school year. The present housing policy and activities and off - campus l ousing, said he the ine policy, approved in 1971, states move off campus, there will be about estimates that there is space for about 300 beginning of the end for the housing ,200 overassigned rooms at policy requiring sophomores to live on all freshmen must live in residence the beginning people in East Lansing apartments. He said of fall term. North campus. and all sophomores live either on said there are it is impossible to estimate the number of One administrator said the )Us or in University - approved approximately 1,150 more students houses available for fall decision up for rooms than signed occupancy. could indicate that there are spaces the policy for ing like fraternities, sororities or available. "For some people sophomores is "not tives. (the working as important as we Last fall term there student) it will be pretty difficult to come thought." were 550 North coordinator of Residence overassigned rooms. Officials said the up from home and try to find a The University of Michigan abolished place," tarns, said the University will be overassignment was caused by the Frumkinsaid. regulations requiring students to live in L letters to sophomores this week of hundreds of single renting Students should start looking for a residence halls in 1970. rooms. MSU had Will include an application for a anticipated that the national trend of place as soon as possible, he said. The only Sophomores with questions about the and form for cancellation of the decreased enrollment would also time students have a fair chance of finding waiver should contact the Off hit MSU. - Campus lomore's housing reservation. However, the University's enrollment an apartment or house is before Labor Housing Office, 101 Student Services Day. Bldg., or call 355 - 8286. Volume 168 Number 179 Wednesday, July 10,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 ew tape transcripts show Nixon Id presidential aides to cover ASHINGTON (AP) - As the Senate Meanwhile, the attorney for Watergate Committee members said the up' lawyer, that passed through his hands. [gate hearings were gearing up last conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. told the William 0. Bittman, told them the tape transcripts show, an money Bittman had no knowledge whether the [iew judiciary committee inquiry Tuesday that was delivered _t President Nixon said that his he passed an alleged $75,000 hush by a man code - named decision to make the March 21, 1973, money "Baker" and received in the course of [ all should "stonewall it, let them payment to Hunt without knowing what it what payment had been made by Nixon and he called hundreds of sealed aides at SN U the Fifth Amendment, cover up or was. a meeting that day, the photo/John Dickson envelopes regarding Watergate defendants congressmen said. Larry Swain, top, and Ronald Antdiff below, from Superior nhing else..." Electric, Lansing, Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell install a new 13,000 volt service into the ie Nixon order was disclosed for the Physics and Astronomy Building near was called by Nixon's lawyer, James D. St. lot G Monday. ie Tuesday as the House Judiciary Clair, as the inquiry's next witness. ttee issued its version of eight of [presidential conversations made public briby the White House. Tape transcript St. Clair has told the committee that Mitchell would testify that he cleared payment of the $76,000 on th« afternoon Judge K« hears House transcripts restored the e e deleteds" and many of the portions of the conversations offers new con of March 21, 1973, without even the payment had been discussed at the knowing Nixon meeting. Iblank in the presidential version - and WASHINGTON (AP) — Transcripts of key White House conversations released According to transcripts, the President luded a lengthy discussion that had not ■ covered at all. Ihite House Press Secretary Ronald L. r accused the committee of a by the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday include one conversation not released last April by the White House. In the newly included conversation, March 22, 1973, Nixon was discussing the forthcoming Ervin committee hearings with counsel John W. Dean III and former publicly made several statements at the including "Well for Christ's sake get it," that some Judiciary Committee members have interpreted as a go - ahead to meeting, pay the on cleaning public relations campaign," hush money. By MARY ANNE FLOOD security he congressmen Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. deposit monies. The tenants, had "chosen a But committee members said Bittman State News Staff Writer filing in class action suit, hold that the relations route They were talking about a "scenario" in which Nixon would offer the committee a c . . . focusing a report by Dean on testified he passed the envelope with the DETROIT - Thousands of Michigan extra cleaning fee is illegal under the Kntion only Watergate and would urge Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., to conduct his on one section of the tenants will probably have wom holes in Michigan security deposit laws effective investigation in closed session. $75,000 on to Hunt unopened and that he Nixon said Ervin could be told, "this is everything we would have refused to do so if he thought their carpets before they hear the final April 1973. said the committee should know, Mr. Senator . . . word on whether it is legal for a landlord This is everything we know, I know nothing more it was hush money. The outcome could ! "the full body of evidence ... if you need any further to charge a rug cleaning fee. eventually affect information, my our counsel, will furnish it." , Frederick C. LaRue, a former Nixon thousands of MSU student tenants who all at once and not in A The President said he did not want his staff hurt in the campaign strategist, reportedly told the case involving seven tenants and nine are required Ml fashion." Watergate matter, the different landlords who to pay cleaning fees by way Sherman Adams, a top presidential aide, was treated in an Eisenhower Judiciary Committee, as he had the Senate charge various East Lansing apartment and house Bhile the committee transcripts, nonrefundable cleaning fees was heard ' ?d up from sophisticated electronic administration scandal. Watergate Committee, that he was landlords. "Baker" and had made four payments before Judge Blair Moody Jr. in Wayne "I think he made a, made a mistake, but he shouldn't have been pment, filled in many passages marked sacked," the County Circuit Court Monday. Counsel The law states that monies from President said of Adams' firing. "I don't give a shit what happens. I want you you through Bittman. fntelligible in the White House all to stonewall it, let them plead the Fifth Amendment, LaRue said he paid $25,000 to .Hunt for both sides have said they will surely security deposits, which are technically s, it was not able to clear up all coverup or anything else, appeal the case to a higher court, perhaps the tenants' monies — being held in case of if it'll save it - save the plan." through Bittman in September, 1972, even to the Michigan The President then said he would prefer to do it "the other $50,000 in December, $60,000 in Supreme Court, if damage or negligence in rent payments - nmittee Chairman Peter W. Rodino way" — an apparent they lose. cannot be used for cleaning. Cleaning is N.J., said the document "does not allusion to his preference that the Senate committee accept the Dean report as the January, 1973, and finally the $75,000 in • March. Moody said he would seek advisement generally considered within the normal ictall differences between the two sets full White House accounting on Watergate. on the case and may make a decision wear and tear incurred during a rental "With the number of jackass people that they've got that they can call the Meanwhile, Sen. John G. Tower, R - within a week. scripts," and added: ... period and money cannot be withheld for It does not draw story they get out through leaks, charges and so forth and innuendos, will be a hell Tex., said that the staff of the Senate The seven tenants paid fees ranging any conclusions as to this purpose. The bill does not specifically- "" us for, or the of a lot worse than the story they're going to get out by just letting it out there," Republican Policy Committee has been from $40 to $70 for janitorial services, or significance of, the Nixon added. studying legal precedents for months in state whether a nonrefundable cleaning fee rug and drape cleaning. These fees were in y preparation for a possible impeachment. addition to stipulated monthly rent and is allowable or whether it is considered under the domain of security deposits. The only other case in the country Trudeau, concerning cleaning fees was a 1973 Liberals swe California case which invalidated nonrefundable cleaning fees in that state. The California statute did, however, refer to cleaning fees specifically. down from 15, while one independent was OTTAWA - Prime Minister Pierre elected. "Since the law went into effect there Elliott Trudeau and his Liberal party won In Canada, unlike the United States the has been an epidemic of cleaning or overwhelmingly Monday in the Canadian executive branch is not elected elections. separately. janitorial fees written into leases," Alan Complete returns showed the Liberals Trudeau, chosen as head of the Liberal Gilchrist, Detroit attorney for the tenants, with 140 of the 264 seats in the House of party by party members, stays on as prime said. Gilchrist has been joined in the suit Commons. minister as a result of his party's victory. by Scott Schrager, who is representing six Robert L. Stanfield, the leader of the different Detroit legal services as a friend Progressive Conservative party, conceded of the court. defeat. "I wish to congratulate Mr. Trudeau on the victory of his party," said BULLETIN The groups that have joined in pleading the tenants' case include Michigan Legal Stanfield, who was making his third attempt to become Prime Minister. Trudeau, the 54 • year - old Prime Warren dies Serivces, Detroit Legal Aid and Defenders Assn., University of Detroit and Wayne State law schools and the Wayne County Minister, thus became one of the few heads of government in the Western world to at 83 Legal Services. retain power through the years of severe Schrager said the legislative services he by NEW YORK TIMES inflation that have seen changes of is representing take the position that all administration at the top in Britain, WASHINGTON - Earl Warren, these fees are being illegally and arbitrarily- France, Italy and other countries. Chief Justice of the United States forced upon the tenants. The country's leading newspapers on Supreme Court for 16 years, died Though the case is being held in a Tuesday gave Trudeau personal credit for Tuesday night in Georgetown Wayne County court, tenants and aggressively putting his case before the University Hospital at the age of landlords from Washtenaw, Oakland and people and re - establishing public 83. He had entered the hospital on Ingham counties are also included in the confidence in his ability. July 2, suffering from heart failure suit. The papers and political analysts also and coronary insufficiency. gave Trudeau high marks for sensing that Donald G. Stevens, of Seven Trails East Residing over the Supreme Canadian voters distrusted wage and price Court for 16 years - from 1953 to apartments in Okemos, is one of the controls, which were the cornerstone of 1969 — Earl Warren championed plaintiffs, suing All State Managment for Stanfield's campaign. the Constitution as the vigorous his$40 cleaning fee. The result, which surprised election protection of the individual rights The tenants' counsel contends that the forecasters who had predicted that neither and the equality of all Americans. cleaning fees are illegal and the contracts party would win a majority, allows Reflecting the dynamics of are void, entitling the clients to a rebate of Trudeau to stay in office for five years. social change in the nation (and funds invested in the contracts. This However, Canadian prime ministers have profoundly affecting them) would amount to over $ 10,000 jointly. usually set new elections after four years, Warren's court, amid much dispute, "This class of plantiffs includes the or sooner, instead of completing the term. elaborated a doctrine of fairness in The Progressive Conservative party, the literally thousands of tenants who have such areas as criminal justice, voting paid cleaning fees to the defendants," principal opposition to Trudeau's Liberals, rights, legislative districting, Gilchrist said. won 95 seats, a loss of 12. The New employment, housing, Pierre Trudeau mark* hit ballot at the polling station near his Ottawa residence Monday. Hit party won an Democrat party won 16 seats, down from transportation and education. "These fees are deceiving the public as a "wjority in th« national elections. 31, and the Social Credit party won 12, (continued on page 13.) Wednesday, July 10,1974 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Ehrlichman termed with Krogh and Young about or authorize it." everything. They uninvolved were attorney when • client relationship Treadwell testified for Asked by thought activities Merrill if j. such as th* WASHINGTON (AP) - A victimized by Hunt and break • in could be the break in at the Beverly However, under cross - Krogh in an earlier court condoned surprise defense witness - Liddy." of Dr. Lewis examination, Treadwell as a national security testified Tuesday that former Hills office Former White House proceeding. Gesell ruled that necessity White House "plumbers" chiefs Fielding. conceded that he had once sent note wishing him consultant and retired CIA this opened the way for Ehrlichman said, "I ,)0J| Premier, others quit in Portugal Egil Krogh and David Young once told him John D. "In these conversations, did either of them ever tell you Mr. Ehrlichman well in a his Watergate agent E. Howard Hunt Jr. Treadwell to testify Ehrlichman. for condone them on any ground * Ehrlichman had prior difficulties. He also read from and former Nixon campaign However, in Premier Adelino da Palma Carlos, his deputy and the Ehrlichman did not authorize Treadwell took the stand as response to 1 knowledge of the break • in at the stand excerpts from his lawyer G. Gordon Liddy were later question from oneofhk or know about the Ellsberg Ehrlichman left it after almost inferior and economic ministers have offered their Dr. Fielding's office?" defense handwritten notes of his accused of participating in the lawyers, Ehrlichman J resignations from Portugal's 10 - week - old government. break ■ in. interviews with Krogh and break in operation. Liddy is a - eight hours of testimony in his national s e c u r William M. Treadwell, a lawyer Andrew Hall asked. own defense spread over two it A government announcement in Lisbon said Tuesday "No," Treadwell replied. Young, including the defendant in the trial, but considerations kept him fro,! Washington lawyer who comment: "Firm belief Hunt is not charged in the case. days. Ehrlichman denied that Palma Carlos resigned because President Antonio de "They didn't. They told me he reporting what he knew about represented Krogh briefly last U.S. District Judge Gerhard repeatedly that he had ordered did not have prior knowledge Ehrlichman approved the break in or knew of it in the break - in to the Beverlt Spinola and the State Council refused to give him all the year, said he talked extensively Gesell ordered Treadwell to - advance. Hills, Calif., police ' powers he requested. surrender his notes to the resolve Under persistent questioning U.S., Spain sign Vice Premier Francisco Carneiro has also asked to prosecutors, who said Admitted into the resign, as have Interior Minister Joaquim Jorge Treadwell had refused to give by assistant Watergate special earlier was a memo from Krort ^ Magalhaes Mota and Economic Minister Vasco Viera de them up before his testimony. prosecutor William H. Merrill, and Young to Krogh and Young have both Ehrlichman denied allegations Ehrlichman, 6# Almeida, the government statement said. made by such prosecution which Ehrlichman hid testified that Ehrlichman It did not say if the resignations would be accepted. The State Council, Spinola's top advisory body, voted to give Palma Carlos wider authority, the statement to increase military ties approved an operation to gain access to Fielding's files on Daniel Ellsberg, the former witnesses as But on numerous said he Krogh and Young. occasions he simply could not initialled his approval, authorized a operation" to get the Ellsben files held which covert MADRID, Spain (AP) - The United States for an estimated $300 million in grants, loans Rand Corp. analyst who leaked remember certain meetings, by Fielding from the Information Ministry said. But it added he did Ehrlichman has said he did and Spain resolved in a declaration of and military equipment. the Pentagon papers. But both conversations or memoranda not not consider the additional authority sufficient to take this to mean a break y friendship Tuesday to strengthen their military U.S. officials said Spanish officials have not said the term "break • in " was about which they testified. ■ continue governing. ties and coordinate them with the Atlantic stated terms for a renewal. Negotiations are to not used. The split in the coalition was the first since the April alliance. begin shortly, with Robert McCloskey, an Treadwell represented Krogh The Stale News is published by the students of Micliig.n 25 overthrow of the old regime that brought Spinola The declaration was initialed by Secretary of ambassador at largo, representing the United from April 27 to May 18, 1 University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring State Henry A. Kissinger and Foreign Minister States. into the presidency. 1973, and helped prepare an terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Pedro Cortina. affidavit which Krogh and a special Welcome Week edition is published in So pi The Communists and Socialists in the cabinet The declaration supports detente and other The ceremony marked the completion of submitted to a federal court in Subscription rate is $20 per year. "efforts for the consolidation of peace." At the Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editori apparently decided to remain. Kissinger's six • dav tour of Western Europe to same time, it says the defensive ties between California which was trying business offices at 34S Student Services Bldg., Michigan But it was not immediately clear if they would report on the Moscow summit meeting the two countries "must be maintained because Ellsberg for leaking classified Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. remain under a new premier, if Spinola accepts the between President Nixon and Soviet leader their security cannot be disregarded." documents. Disclosure of the PHONES Leonid I. Brezhnev. Sept. 3, 1971, break ■ in at resignations. A threat to either country is to be taken as Kissinger then headed for home and a "a matter of concern to both and each country Fielding's office contributed to News/Editorial Ex-governor's prison term holds scheduled appearance as a witness in the trial of John Ehrlichman, Nixon's former domestic would take such action as it may consider the Ellsberg case out of court. being thrown Classified Ads Display Advertising 3 S 3-6400 appropriate." Business Office 355-3447 A federal judge refused on Tuesday to suspend a adviser, who is charged in the break • in of the Krogh had waived his rights Photographic 355-8.111 office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. On a related front, a senior American official lfidentiality of an three - year prison sentence imposed on Judge Otto The U.S. - Spanish declaration parallels the said the stalemated European security -Kerner, former Illinois governor, for bribery, mail fraud one signed last month in Brussels by the North conference negotiations in Geneva are reaching and income tax evasion. • The decision means that Kerner will have to report Atlantic Treaty Organization members. Spain is not in NATO. the point where they should be either completed or abandoned. 2nd Week! Held over by >July 19 to begin serving his sentence. He originally was Included is a for all peoples, pledge to promote "social justice and universal respect for human This official, unnamed under the briefing rule, said Washington will support West popular demand! '.scheduled to report on July 19 but his lawyers obtained R rights." Germany in its demand for specific provisions ■■a 10 - day extension. Kerner was accused of purchasing racing stock at 'bargain prices while he was Illinois governor in exchange The United States has three Spain under a military bases in 1970 defense pact in exchange allowing for "peaceful changes" in national boundaries. Country for insuring favorable racing dates at certain tracks. with IMPORTED hospitalized with phlebitis WOOD ROSI Franco CLOTHING Spanish chief of state Gen. Francisco Franco was hospitalized Tuesday with an acute attack of phlebitis, 1 the same leg ailment that troubled President Nixon Make your travels * ■ recently. exciting. Pack your Dr. Vincente Gil, Franco's personal physician, later described his patient's condition as "wonderful, summer bags with Tonight thru Sat. fine imported clothing stupendous ... His physical strength is extraordinary." from: * in He said the"81 - year - old general is responding well tn-itmpnt but "nv h:ui better wait for 24 to 48 July 10th - 13th hours." News of Franco's hospitalization caused concern for (garden of Earthly Delights 50c Cover the man who has run Spain for the past 35 years, even 226 ABBOTT ROAD 332-3661 , though a member of his household said the case was not tonight and tomorrow a cause for worry. Phlebitis is an iriflamation of the £ veins that can produce a dangerous blood clot. Psychiatric test set for Chenault A Superior Court judge ordered psychiatric examinations Tuesday for the man charged with killing TEE STABLES "...we offer a better alternative!" Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. Judge Sam Phillips McKenzie ordered the tests for "Marcus Wayne Chenault, a 23 - year-old Dayton,Ohio, resident, to determine if he is mentally competent to stand trial. He ordered the tests to begin immediately. , Chenault was to be transferred for the tests from Fulton County jail to Grady Hospital, where King and two other victims of the June 30 shooting spree at Ebenezar Baptist church were taken. Mexicans wait to identify remains Mexican authorities awaited the arrival of dental and bone x - rays from the United States to determine if the . skull - crushed skeletal remains found near Hermosillo, Mexico, are those of missing American diplomat John '• Patterson. The doctor in charge of identifying the remains, ■ Laurleano Sivreal, said Tuesday there was a slight bone fracture of the right foot of the skeleton. Bone x - rays from Patterson's doctor in the United States were - expected to arrive by Wednesday, along with dental x- : rays from Philadelphia, his home town. Naval students ousted for cheating The superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy in ■ Annapolis, Md., said Tuesday that seven sophomores have been ousted and 13 other students and a navigation instructor have been disciplined in the school's biggest i cheating incident in nearly 60 years. The announcement by Vice Adm. William P. Mack capped a six - week investigation begun in May after the instructor reportedly provided advance answers to a navigation course final exam taken by about 900 of the approximately 4,000 academy students. Detective testifies at Houston trial '! Defendant Elmer Wayne Henley told police he was surprised at how difficult it was to choke someone to death, a detective said Tuesday in the second day of testimony in the Houston mass murders trial in San Antonio, Tex. Detective Sgt. David Mullican told of the statement he said Henley gave him the day after his arrest last , August in Houston.' "When he killed Marty Ray Jones, Wayne told me, it was not easy to choke someone to death like they show on TV." ATAV\RSHAll^A\SlSm • Mullican served as chief investigating officer in the TICKETS AA1ABI£ : slayings. ! Henley, an 18 - year - old high school dropout, is accused of taking part is six of 27 slayings uncovered I^ORDLAND(LANSI^ANDMER^ last year and linked to a homosexual torture ring. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 10, 1974 3 STUDENT GOVERNANCE By JIM KEEGSTRA amendment proposal did pass no substantial conflict of Capitol, Bullard also said Senate. The House last week of motor fuel taxes to be State News Staff Writer the House in early June. interest for students who might Tuesday that chances were agreed to a compromise diverted to mass transit. However, by that time, the win election to one of the good for favorable committee version. Only one of nine citizen section of the three boards. The seven petition drives petition and Senate action on his bill. The Senate opposition was initiative drives to amend requiring three newly created which failed, for this year at The bill was sent Another youth bill has not Michigan's Constitution met its seats Monday to led by Sen. John Bowman, D - least, were attempts to: on each board be the Senate Education fared so well. Roseville, who said he does not deadline and Tiled petitions guaranteed to students had •Oitlaw private ownership Committee. The Senate believe 18 with the state Monday. been removed from the The Tuesday beat - year - olds are of handguns (some 200,000 chairman of the back an attempt to resurrect a mature enough to fill the top However, a second drive, measure. signatures collected). abandoned months ago, might committee, Sen. Gilbert proposed constitutional state positions. • Decriminalize Without that provision, Bursley, R ■ Ann Arbor, said private, adult gain part of its objectives amendment allowing 18-year - Bursley said he was of marijuana (about amendment sponsor state Rep. use Tuesday he will try to have his olds to run for disappointed the 18 - year - old through action by the state Perry Bullard, D - Ann Arbor, committee take action on the governor, 150,000 signatures). legislature this week. lieutenant governor and amendment did not pass, but •Limit state taxes to 8.3 per decided last week that a bill within the next 24 The successful petition hours. legislator. he did not think this cent of personal income. constitutional change — which effort - aimed at repealing the Birsley said that there is a In a series of four roll - call indicative of treatment for the •Institute the death penalty needs a two - thirds vote by definite chance the bill will sales tax on food and both houses and approval from votes, the Senate twice refused governing board bill. for first degree murderers. - receive Senate prescription drugs - turned in consideration to approve a House - Senate At least two other proposals •Place Michigan in the a majority of citizen voters in before Friday, when the will also appear on the three batches of petitions with the state not necessary. compromise version of the Central Standard Time zone. total of - was legislature is almost sure to proposal, sponsored by Rep. November ballot, placed there a 318,258 signatures. So Bullard sponsored House recess for the summer. •Allow state police Jackie Vaughn III, D - Detroit. by a state legislature. Only 265,000 names were Bill 6194 - passed by the "I'm bargaining power in contract House 78 hopeful that it will The proposal, in different The first would ask the needed, but - 11 on July 3 - pass," Bursley added. negotiations. initiative wlich states versions, has been defeated voters to approve over $200 •Establish a base pay of organizers usually only that there is On the other side of the desire to secure a safe once each by the House and million in bonds to fund a margin $15,000 for legislators with to allow for invalid $600 cash bonus for each increases signatures subject to voter rejected by the State Elections Division. If sufficient signatures are Graves urges removal Vietnam combat veteran. Noncombat vets would receive $15 for each month served to a approval. maximum of $450. accepted, the sales tax amendment will appear on the Nov. 5 general election ballot of license for Brewery The second proposal, put/ in the form of a 100 word or A adopted in 1972, would allow no more than one peu.. less explanation. July 3 letter from Lansing Mayor Gerald off new demands from Graves that the city - eighteenth Graves to the Lansing City Council of the state's annual 355-1826 details council consider approving a resolution directed collection SN The initiative with a second photo/John Dickson police and fire calls to the Brewery for the last to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission to chance was a proposal to allow three years and anticipates a formal resolution revoke the club's liquor license. students to the Paul with their swimsuits and towels LEVI'S MINIMALL serve Sarah Ryan and Don on for revocation of the nightclub's liquor license. The letter concluded: "The in hand have found the secret to survive the heat and governing boards of their The letter, introduced at the council's dispensing of universities liquor by a license, to me, is a privilege — it is humidity that plagues the campus this term. - specifically the Monday night meeting, charges that "the city my opinion that the privilege granted to the MSU Board of Trustees, the of Lansing has had more than its share of 551 E. Grand River University of Michigan Regents Brewery under the laws of the State of 5000 sq. feet of student service problems at the location of the Brewery." Michigan has been abused." and the Wayne State Board of The Brewery was one of 14 Governors. According to a summary compiled by the Lansing bars LEVI'S DELI cited for building code violations in March, and Name collecting for the Lansing Police and Fire departments for Graves, constitutional amendment there were, from the beginning of 1974 until at that time the city council sumbit a similar resolution to the attempted to SANDWICHES Jine 5, the following liquor petition was "put into low • complaints: assault with a corned beef turkey eosure key priority" in March while efforts were concentrated on a dangerous weapon, 5; assault and battery, 5; larceny from a building, 5; larceny from an commission but missed the final deadline. The Brewery complied with the building ham & cheese salami code within a week after the list was released possible court suit and auto, 6; unlawfully driving away an auto, 1; beef, chile dogs, pastrami lost/stolen complaints, 1; false ID complaints, by making major revisions in the electrical attempts to have the legislature guide 2; bomb threats, 1, and ambulance runs, 3. system. place the amendment on the The Lansing Police ICE CREAM p ballot, Rich TenEyck, chairperson of the Michigan This summary does not include complaints stemming from the riot at the Brewery on July the July 3 melee. Dept. is still investigating In his letter, Graves says that upon receipt of cones sundaes sodas floats Higher Education Student 3, when a Lansing policeman was injured, three the results of the investigation, he will slushes thick shakes Assn., said. formally LANSING (UPI) - Massage parlors which are fronts for police cars damaged and 10 persons arrested. request the resolution to the A legislative version of the Last week's disturbance at the bar touched liquor tution would be put out of business under legislation sent commission. Gov. Milliken Monday. SPEEDY PRINT On a 86 - 7 vote, the House adopted a Senate - passed measure 10 copies $1.00 100 copies $3.95 lating massage parlors, requiring masseurs and masseuses have two years of approved training and be licensed ■dofmyomassology. by a state According to the bill's sponsor, Sen. Harry De Maso, R - Battle k, legitimate massage parlors sought the law because of the City By JUNE E.K. DELANO union OK 50 copies $2.45 1000 copies We pick up & deliver 500 copies $7.95 $11.95 hour or about 9 per cent, which Marshall on orders publicity generated by parlors fronting for prostitution. State News Staff Writer says just about regains what the employes have lost to inflation over of 2000 or more. Phone 351-1120 "Hie owners who are legitimate want a board so the past two years. they can Contract negotiations for East The new agreement also includes late themselves and make sure some of these aren't a front Lansing's Dept. of Public Works' improved hospitalization employes came in the wrong year as far as union coverage, which was one of the points of contention that led to ne illegal operation such as prostitution," De Maso said. officios De Maso said the legislation has actually been pending before representing the 65 workers are concerned. The city employes ratified a new two extended negotiations after the old contract expired June 30. PHOTO STUDIO - year contract Sunday "I think we've now got the best "higan lawmakers for some 10 years. by a narrow 26 - 24 vote, despite a recommendation hospitalization plan of any Passport - ID - Photo Blow "But it really didn't come to the front until we found a lot of against East Lansing employes," Marshall - ups ratification by Glen Marshall, staff representative for said, but he was disappointed Michigan over the failure to include 18 X 24 B & W $4.95 While U Wait things going on," he said. "They were using the massage Council 55 of the American Federation of a cost - of - living escalator in the as a front where they were doing everything but massage." State, County and contract. Municipal Employes. Under the bill, masseurs and masseuses would have to be Tied by a physician as free of communicable diseases and "I don't think the membership is very happy with the "Unfortunately I think this is the way it's going to go all PINBALL PALACE pass contract," said Marshall, who participated in the contract bitten and practical examination after two summer," he said. "The union is as strongly in favor of cost - of • years of training, negotiations. East Lansing's largest lit does not outlaw sexual acts but living clauses as municipalities and school districts are opposed to provides that licenses may David Ronk, superintendent of public them." revoked for "misconduct." works, does not feel that pool foosbal! the close vote will have any effect on Marshall feels that the only way such clauses will be included Licensing fees would be $35 for the first year and $25 for each working conditions or morale, however. in new contracts is to "withhold services," a route that East sequent year. ^^JThej|ontractj>rovidesjuiji^^ Lansing employes weren't prepared to go. LIEBERMANN'S open thursday and friday nights until nine Our canvas handbags are practical... colorful I'HE SEASON SAL!? 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Staff columns, commentaries, Melissa Payton Steve Stein Kathy Niezurawski Dale Atkins National Editor Sports Editor Copy Chief Photo Editor World famine viewpoints and Joe Kirby Staff Representative J fetters are personal opinions. rather MIRV a cow than a from now we will see the largest food the soldiers at the Pentagon or the far they haven't managed to missle h, J By JAMES RESTON deficit of any region in history unfolding diplomats at the State Dept. Nobody can do'it J New York Times supply keeps running behind demand'*L say they didn't do their share. In the last EDITORIALS During the worst of the oil crisis, in Asia leaders - a situation where political in the more affluent countries, 20 years, they have increased corn production by 4 per cent per acre. So There are other reasons. States is running out of The jd)e i; J Americans complained that the nations of including the United States, may have to Fertilizer is in short the Middle East monopolized the world's decide whether to throw up our hands and great has been the demand for soybeans average person in poor countries demand. Whi|!j that one acre out of six in the United N-plant cancell cc oil reserves and created great hardship by sort of cast Asia adrift...or go to about 400 pounds of grain a consumers and ask the food equivalent of States is now planed to that crop, and U. S. y< charging the highest prices possible. average North American Now, with less publicity, the world is turning the thermostat down six degrees — soybean exports now bring in more money than all our high technology exports such consuming nearly a ton of grajn facing a food crisis, and the main question that is, reducing consumption of, say, about 100 pounds of it in the this time is what the United States and as computers or jet aircraft. form of'G livestock products in order to free many and whiskey. can lead to Canada will do about it. For North America now controls a larger share of the world's exportable supplies of food millions of tons of grain to move into Asia." This, how«?ver, does not Dept. of Agriculture experts. They want satisfy the Also, while we are now marginal land back into production inl putting mj United States, we are also grains than the Middle East does of oil. taking «£ production about a million good acini The analogy, of course, is not precise, Michigan Consumers Power Co. plant in an advanced planning stage. because the United States is not The price of wheat, soybeans and corn has more titan doubled in year for highways, shopping centers golf courses. iP '*P recently cancelled plans for two While it is regrettable that $13 withholding grain from nations for the last 20 months, and the nations that need food the most are It is true, of course, that L 1,150 - megawatt nuclear power million spent by Consumers for political purposes. But the price of wheat, precisely those least able to pay for it. Malthusians had been soybeans and corn has more than doubled predicting disaster* units scheduled to be opened between 1984 conducting impact studies and in the last 20 months, and the nations that this race between people and food (0,| and 1986 near planning the N - plants was wasted, need food the most are precisely those very long time, but the surplus of and the shortages of water, peLT Quanicassee in the southeastern the company's decision coming least able to pay for it. World demand for food because of to know why a cow in the state of land, entJ and common sense are part of the state. The cancellation as part of an austerity program - is This raise some hard political and even rising population and marginal Washington produced 44,000 pounds of beginning to cah marked the first time a U.S. utility milk last year, and why the average up with us again. a welcome step away from the moral questions. As Lester Brown of the improvement of living standards in some The guess here is that the United has canceled a major nuclear power Overseas Development Council put it to countries is increasing by 30 million tons a American hen, even when tricked by Su headlong rush into the nuclear the Rockefeller Commission on Critical year. In 1961, we had reserves controlled lighting, produced only 232 could make more friends and progress! production of electricity. Choices for Americans: Can we rely amounting to 95 days of world food eggs a year, while the Japanese actually the world by solving the food crisis tj primarily on the marketplace to set the consumption. Now. despite very good induced one hen to lay 365. by fiddling with the missle crisis. Butt]I Retire, No method has yet to permanently destroy the deadly been found price and determine the distribution of so essential a commodity as food? And crops in the major grain producing countries last year, reserves are down to It is a particular disappointment in Washington that the scientists have not will take some doing. The rich world doesn't really believe | by-productsof the N - plants. Several should Americans continue to consume as 27 days and declining by 10 million tons a been able to produce multiple births in the coming food crisis any more thanl The Watergate experience has much fodder as they now do, most of us year. cattle. This is really, to use Henry believes in the oil crisis, but it will. (T groups, including P1RGIM, have The United States farmers and the day we'll all be weight watchers includi proved that the wheels of American consuming more than we actually need? Kissinger's term, the "conceptual questioned the safety of the current "There is little doubt," Brown told the Dept. of Agriculture have probably made breakthrough" that the agricultural Kissinger, but not until the crisis is rei justice grind slowly. Though State much better understood. transportation and storage of these Rockefeller Commission, "But that a year as great a contribution to world peace as scientists are looking for. They would Rep. John Smeekens, R - wastes. Coldwater, is now being investigated by several state and federal agencies for heavily However, since nuclear power is COMMENTARY derived from the rarest of finite evidenced irregularities in his fuels, American capitalists have business dealings, any final official decision in his case may be months away. been pushing N the sun and the wind - plants while other possible sources of energy - such as - are virtually Nixon's high court It is ironic that Smeekens should ignored because the fuel cannot be persevere with his re - election bid monopolized. BY WILLIAM V. SHANNON of White House involvement in the original unindicted coconspirator is a fascinatfl and that of Leon Jaworski, the special in the face of all the evidence theoretical question which has never bT New York Times prosecutor, is so strong that it would be Watergate burglary. against him, while Rep. Dale Hopefully, Consumers' decision astonishing if the court ruled in the U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica ruled decided. Usually it has been thought thf The cases being considered by the Warner, R - Eaton Rapids, is marks the beginning of a period of President's favor. on May 20 that the President had to president should not be indicted beca Supreme Court this week are of enormous In the case of U.S. v. Richard M. Nixon, surrender those tapes. It is that ruling that the preparation of his defense I retiring even after being cleared of reconsideration for costly nuclear interest. Some novel constitutional the special prosecutor is asking the court the Supreme Court will now review. attendance at his trial would take! questionable heroin possession plants. Such units have long been questions are to be explored, and the to order the President to make available At the same time that the grand jury much time away from the performance charges. Smeekens should withdraw criticized by environmentalists for court's decisions may indirectly affect 64 additional White House tapes for indicted those former officials, it also his President Nixon's continuance in office. public duties. However, to be listef from his race immediately, rather the inevitable ecological upset they possible evidence in the trial of than forcing voters to also be Yet for all the historic ambience of these use as several former administration officials. listed several other individuals as an unindicted coconspirator, though i| produce in the surrounding area. unindicted coconspirators. One of them embarrassing, does not impose tl cases, there can hardly be much suspense Those individuals — H.R. Haldeman, John jurors. about their was Nixon, whom the grand jury practical burdens. For that reason, tl probable outcome. D. Ehrlichman, John N. Mitchell and described as "a member of the conspiracy Michigan voters deserve If Consumers devotes a part of On intellectual merit the brief to be would seem to be no obstacle to a ^ others — are accused of obstructing to defraud the United States and to jury exercising its authority to that exl candidates of unimpeachable its revenues to solar research and argued by James D. St. Clair, the President's Watergate counsel, is so weak justice and, in the case of some of them, obstruct justice." integrity rather than officials pilot programs, rather than committing perjury to conceal the extent In the companion case that the Supreme Finally, can a court enforce a su. dangerous nuclear facilities, the against a president who refuses to ml fighting conflict - of - interest Court is to hear this week, the President is charges. money will be better spent. asking that his name be stricken from the evidence available? St. Clair argues 1 such indictment. subpenas are inhere! unenforceable. There are four issues before the court. "ei£SSBP IS the pRKioesr.- he SHALL Be RoMD lUMOC&^r The first is whether Jaworski has legal "If he (the president) could I COMMENTARY Biesseo IS TH£ JUOIClMTV COMMUTE ft* If 5HALL OgEY Otf ■ standing to sue the President at all since he enjoined, restrained, indicted, ai ordered by judges, grand is member of the executive branch and Blt&XO THE TAPES fOR THEY SMALL MOT SEE U&tfT Cf DAY,... a marshals, these individuals would have| Smeekens case proves is, therefore, nominally the President. This is a a subordinate of tenuous question. power to control the executive bi This would nullify the separation! Normally, a subordinate official in the executive branch such as an assistant powers and the coequality o( | clean house executive." reps cannot attorney general would never institute legal action against a president. But the But, again, reality intrudes u justices of the Supreme Court live in the fantasied danger. Justices of the Supri By WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN issue its opinion until August. The real world. They know that Jaworski is Court know that judges and juries A United Press International not to be confused with an legislature is scheduled to adjourn this ordinary great respect for the office of | The legislative inquiry into State Rep. week for the Aug. 6 primary and may officer of the Justice Dept. He and the presidency and that attempts to ha John P. Smeekens' tangled financial reconvene periodically until the November President are, as he stated in his brief, president by legal actions are usul dealings with the Hillsdale Foundry may election. "adverse parties in the truest sense." Only promptly quashed. It required! be the least of the Coldwater Republican's How quickly the House committee acts if the court wishes to evade the persistent criminal Conspiracy to ct problems. is still in doubt but if the footdragging of substantive questions would it base its the truth about Watergate to force tl The Internal Revenue Service, the State the joint unit is any indication, it could be ruling on the jurisdictional issue. extraordinary cases before the Suprl Treasury Dept., the attorney general, the October before it makes The second question is whether a State Bar of Michigan and the State Dept. recommendation. a president can withhold evidence in a Court. Having decided to consider the court is unlikely to stultify thejudl thf of Commerce all have an axe to grind with In many ways, the legislature's attempts criminal case by asserting executive Smeekens. Each of those bodies presents a to take punitive action against Smeekens privilege. The obvious, inescapable answer branch by ruling that Nixon can sole judge of the evidence in'a ci' bt| far can be likened to more potent threat to the legislator congressional attempts is that he cannot. Executive privilege is than his own colleagues. to impeach President Nixon. not a constitutional command. It is a trial or that he is totally immune l| judicial process. The central charge against Smeekens is Both legislative proceedings move matter of comity between the different that he appeared before the Michigan Air slowly in murky constitutional areas, branches of government. Pollution Control Commission on behalf require the repetition of testimony — and Naturally, a president is entitled to of the foundry, indicating be was acting as in the end may not amount to much. "The State of Florida Monday some reasonable degree of privacy in a legislator on behalf of a constituent. "I've talked to a lot of house members counseling with his advisers. But he does an antitrust suit against 15 major! However, the attorney general has and they're not going to expel him," said a not stand above or outside of the reach of companies, accusing them I charged that he was actually on the source close to the joint conflict of the law. If a court commands him to deliberately causing the gasoli! foundry payroll at the time and on paper interest committee. produce material evidence, it is his duty to shortage by a conspiracy to kef at least was its president. It all serves to point out a basic lesson do so. If the President believes that prices high and force dealers out of the business. independej The joint committee conflict learned during attempts this past winter to on on producing such evidence would jeopardize interest which is in the midst of its oust Sen. Charles N. Youngblood Jr., D - the military safety of the "Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley it country or do the and force big <1 investigation can issue an opinion on Detroit, who was convicted of conspiring endanger some vital public interest, he can same whether a conflict of interest occurred. In to bribe a public official to get a liquor submit the evidence in secret to the trial companies to get their grubby pal license for out of consumers' turn, a second committee composed only a supermarket chain. judge and let him make the determination. pockets. r of House members will then take over and The legislature simply does not have the That was the course that Nixon "Kelly must spearhead Michigan after its own investigation make a ability to perform its own house cleaning finally immediate attack before B followed in the original tapes case last . . . recommendation on what action to take operations. It has neither the proper tools year, and it is the procedure the courts business is allowed to create a nationj against Smeekens, if any. The conflict of nor the basic willingness to emergency." expell have ordered in other "executive interest committee is not expected to members- who become enmeshed in privilege" cases. State News editor® criminal or questionable activities. Whether a president can be named as an July 11,19| VOX POPIILI The Doctor's Bag ^ax4 To the Editor: token portion of the $1.5 trillion spent on it includes a $100 billion for » BY ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. 1" Following is an open letter to the "defense" since World War II. II veteran Copyright 1974 Internal Revenue Service: But the harsh fact is that Congress has security; as aa world securitv-as world war war II veteran,J This public reply is evoked by your joined with the Pentagon to affirm a $100 pleased that $13 billion is pro""' Letters may be addressed to Dr. Wemer at emotional problems without professional However, I do not anticipate that most veterans benefits and services ai prompt response to my 1973 income tax billion record military budget (higher than MSU Health Center. Names need not be help. However, a person with a serious mental illnesses, as we currently define return, in which I had claimed a war stage, there is no way to avoid if included unless a personal reply is during the peak of Vietnam involvement), billion interest on the national debt. I problem may often suffer intense pain and them, will be treated by drugs. crimes credit, utilizing the admittedly to affirm a 15 per cent increase in military requested. discomfort and severe reduction in his or ask you, why must half of the rem Mental illness be looked at arbitrary one - third of our tax dollar, expenditure in the coming year, to affirm What constitutes a nervous breakdown? her ability to function and may behave in can as much less than the $158 billion be used for military su| maladaptive behavior that has complex escalating military a needless expansion of our nuclear Can you have one without realizing it and ways which are self destructive and budget actually consumes. Within three of repressive dictatorships ? origins in which there are biologic, social superiority by means of the B -1 bomber, recover from it without professional help? destructive to interpersonal relations. weeks, you were kind enough to quote the Trident submarine Perhaps IRS could suggest » and psychologic determinants. I and more Professional help can be of extraordinary anticipate section 61 of the internal revenue code, taxpayer can do. As a consciflj Do you anticipate that in your lifetime that with increased sophistication sophisticated ICBMs (ignoring the value in reducing the duration and severity people "credit as an expression of war or irrelevance of increasing overkill). Not that objector to our expanding military P°l most mental illness will be treated will be helped with emotional of the problem. In spite of the imprecise problems with 2,000 bases around the world,! other protest is not provided for in the concerned citizens haven't symptomatically with drugs in the through educative procedures, behavioral called for same nature of the term nervous breakdown, a modification and interpersonal methods as law." Your "correction" is a simple one: reordering of priorities. Citizens opponent of the continuing $1 ^ fashion that most physical illnesses are now person who is self • identified or that I pay the amount of $ 151. military involvement in Vietnam,! well as by drugs. committees, peace centers, city councils, treated? identified by others as having such a Your letter would have reached me even the National supporter of improved schools, 1 A nervous breakdown is a popular, condition almost I am quite unsure about how much of League of Cities have services, mass transportation, intern'l always warrants sooner if Congress had redirected to the lifted the cry. Just last nonscientific term for a serious, acute professional attention. what is defined as physical illness is month, we educational exchange, etc., what d emotional problem which results in an postal system some portion of the $15 attempted to discuss these matters with The last 15 years has seen considerable capable of being treated symptomatically billion feasible cuts in fiscal year 1975 "our advise me to do? How about this _ obvious inability to function. Such representative " Charles condition is usually accompanied by a advances in the treatment of certain with drugs. Physical illness is often the military budget, as proposed by a panel of Chamberlain, who indicated he had no the military budget has increased J a psychiatric disorders, particularly those result of long - term nutritional, behavioral 21 top military experts. I would have time to hear our position and had cent since I filed my tax return, I "f sense of personal distress. The term is already affecting mood. Hopefully, further and environmental factors combined with written this reply sooner, rather than made up his mind to support the you to refund me the additional afl sufficiently imprecise as to cover all of the understanding of the genetics and the person's immutable basic biology. This Pentagon of $23, which should have beeni«i'l major psychiatric illnesses and some minor helping organize a citizens drive for Africa all the way! ones. biochemistry of various mental illnesses being the case, much of what we call Famine Relief, had Washington redirected A federal budget of $300 billion is so I can make my own reorder* will result in even more advances in the priorities, using it for human service physical illness is a normal dimension of towards programs of agricultural beyond my comprehension. People certainly do recover from serious symptomatic treatment of these disorders. human life. But, as one and abroad. Waffenl development and drought relief, some paying social security premiums, I am glad 325 Wildwood| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 10, 1974 5» OBSERVER: A TALE OF TWO CITIES • S, Nixon, money compete for East Coast BY RUSSELL BAKER chewed the air and somebody said he $3.75, salt and pepper for $4.50 and a went out for a restaurant dinner, you New York Timet hated being back in New York because in napkin for$7.50. knew, they could probably afford to order The best of times, the worst of times. In New York nobody could think about We told him to take away the knife, the the knife and fork. Washington lawyers were in the saddle, anything but money. fork and the spoon ($12.50 apiece), since On Fifth Avenue we looked at reason was After Washington, where it was would rather dying and people were half we splurge the money on thousands of cars that cost $13,000 each mad with thinking about Nixon. We impossible to think about anything but dessert, which we did, having two and thousands of apartments that cost bolted. Nixon, we told him, it would be a pleasure strawberries at $3 per strawberry. $300,000 each, and then ate an $8 At New York the plane descended into thinking about money. He said his time Fortunately we found a theater that hamburger, drank a $2 glass of beer and brown oily layers of semi - solid air. It was was valuable and if we were going to tell was letting people in at only $ 13 a seat, rode $27.85 worth of taxicabs looking for wonderful. Nobody was him our troubles it would cost us $50 an which was much cheaper than sitting in a a museum which somebody had told us thinking about hour. Nixon. On the bus to Manhattan we taxi looking at a traffic jam for 2 'A hours. was free. It was, but it was closed, so we "There's more to life than money," we At midnight we phoned relatives in followed the tourists to Rockefeller w Putting u, RT BUCHWALD said. "Name thing," he said. one Washington and pleaded with them to borrow on their life insurance and send us Center where we had a $2 chicken a la king lunch for $11.8 7. reduction ig| "Nixon," we said. money to get through the morrow, but To strikes reduce \uiomation expenses the ® we spent taking out on •ng good acm LI "I never whatever it think about it," he said, ' but is, I'll bet it costs plenty of they couldn't understand what talking about. "Did you say send you we were afternoon sitting in a $3 movie listening to the ushers hatch plans for the centers,, money." some Nixon right away?" They asked day when , if the United States did not have were not A hotel rented patch of carpet and they could interrupt the movie every seven talking only about the 11 men "Football costs are us a from the deep depressions of Washington. ir», that ueh trouble, the National Football on the field. There are also 29 skyrocketing, and if a view of ancient grime for $50 a night, minutes, like television, and sell S10 hot on the they continue we may have to eliminate a icting disaster me players have gone out on strike, bench doing absolutely nothing. No quarter of the game. By automating, we and we ordered a sandwich and a glass of dogs, $75 shoes, $250 raincoats, $500 and food lot there is a possibility that none of the football team can afford to have 29 are gin. It cost $10. poodles and $300,000 apartments. urplus of pM ans will be there for the kickoff in players sitting on their duffs guaranteeing the best possible contest hiding their at the best We telephoned a banker in Washington Later we took some friends to dinner heads under blankets." possible price. If we can give 'r. land, enei .all the fans a and asked him to open us a line of credit and bought $40 worth of spaghetti while good game with five men on Sinning to en disputed issues have to do hough the "Aren't the players worried about job each team, I think we will have for $1,000 since we wanted to eat dinner they urged us to buy an $18,000 made j discipline and the power of wages. security?" great contribution to the sport." a and see a play that night. The banker said custom built automobile. he United Stil ( football "We're willing to work that out. We will I went back to Bronco he would do his best, but down there in "What's wrong with you people in New Beaulandovich, "Money!" we yelled. "Send money!" and progress nmissioner. the guarantee the union that no active player the players' "What on earth do you want us to send York?" we demanded. "Don't you know will be fired from representative, and told him Washington he couldn't keep things like food crisis th problem is his job because of what Maldabeth had said. "That's lines of credit in mind more than three Nixon for?" They moaned. there's more to life than money?" e crisis. automation. But if he gets injured or a bunch But a omation. plays of pigskin," he said. seconds these days on account of thinking Next morning we had an egg at $ 5 and a "Like what, for instance?" they asked. professional out his contract, then he cannot be "Computers or no "Well ..." And we paused to try to computers, I ain't going to send about Nixon all the time. soft drink on Fifth Avenue at 35 cents. It really believe Jtball player, ' replaced by ar,other man. I can't think of out no guy the field unless he has 10 men to on We told him he should embezzle the was such a bargain — a 5 • cent soft drink remember that name •- what was it? Ah! iy more than ,nco Beaulando- anything fairer." protect him. We've been playing football bank's assets and spend a weekend in New for only 35 cents — that we bought a "Like Nixon." but it will. ( told me, "The Maldabeth said that he wasn't How sweet it was to feel that surcease , thinking by hand for 79 years and we ain't about to York. dozen of them and went into Central Park. tchers inc t trying to just of the players but the fans as well. do it different now." Then we spent $4 to sit in a taxi and There we saw people walking thousands from money sorrow. Nixon! We bolted. ie crisis is *v n the And now here we are. Washington. look at a traffic jam. of dogs, ranging in value from $300 to nber of men on Buchwald tells Afterwards, at a restaurant a waiter $1,400 per dog. It was hard to imagine the Lawyers in the saddle and reason dying. 1. field. They Half mad with thinking about Nixon. u don't need 11 men on a side brought two lamb chops for $ 10, a boiled glamorous lives led by people who could potato for $ 2.5 0, a slice of white bread for pay all that money for dogs. When they Venice, are you possible? play a game. They claim they now have MONACO - I was invited to play in a every Sunday and made me practice it. ipiiters that can kick, pass and block in pro - celebrity tennis tournament in Lobbers, you must understand, are not tenth the time it now takes a man to Monaco two weeks ago. It was one of the only great tennis players but they are . it. But what they don't say is that if •ak events scheduled to celebrate the 25th voracious gamblers as well as down the number of men on a big spenders. i cut anniversary of the reign of Prince Rainier. One lobber will spend four times as much you run great safety risks. A The reason I was invited is that Prince on tennis balls in one can't protect a quarterback like day as a backhander ter Rainier was trying to will spend in a week. bring the lob back to .... in being. Monte Carlo. Since this is a tennis stroke Lobbers also attract the most beautiful 'The football owners are trying to save that I have become famous For some reason a woman is a fascinit for, he insisted women. just v on the payroll at the expense of I be part of the tournament. can't keep her hands off a man who hits a l has never b jobs. We're not going to stand for it. For those who do not play tennis, the tennis ball up in the air. n thought th rules say you have to have 11 men on lob is one of the most beautiful and Prince Rainier told me if he could indicted bea de and we're going to stick by it." bring difficult shots in tennis. The object is to back the lob to Monte s defense Carlo, he was * Maldabeth, a football owner hit the ball gently in the air over the head certain his principality would once would take has been negotiating the contract, again j of the opponent and still keep it in the become the most important resort in the ! performanc "There has been too much court. All the world loves a world. r, to be listt lobber, and therbedding on football teams, and it is wherever tennis is played he is the most The day I accepted the invitation to tor, though i longer economically feasible to talked about person on the court. - play in his pro - celebrity tournament, impose t ntain all those players on the field, The lob shot was invented in 1893 Prince Rainier built a new $10 million at reason, t by a ve done studies to show that the Polish count named Leopold Lob. casino. He didn't waste his money. stacle to a in be easily replaced by machines, Leopold had studied to be a violinist, but On the first morning of the tournament y to that ei ends do nothing but stand around all when he bet his Stradivarius on black at I drew Gardnar Mulloy as my partner. As id the football union refuses to let the Monte Carlo casino one 1 got on the court and started to night and the soon as ties touch the ball. Unless we use new ball dropped in the red slot of the roulette lob Dan Rowan and Dennis Ralston, the inical methods and update the job wheel, he had no choice but to word went all the way down the Riviera, give up s, we can't stay in business." music and become a tennis pro. "Lobbing has come back to Monte Carlo." Mdabeth showed me a computer that He played tennis like he played the By afternoon all the roads leading to ?nt) could programed to do almost everything a violin and pretty soon he was hitting the Monaco were jammed with millionaire :tcd, arresta fer could. "We can put one of these at ball high in the air — the first time anyone tennis players. h goal line and play a full hour's had done it. In his honor, Prince •and game ever Every yacht in the Mediterranean i would have 10 minutes. These computers can Rainier's grandfather named the shot "the within 300 miles changed course and :ecutive bra duce twice as many touchdowns, lob," or "le lob" as it is known in France. returned to the principality. Not since the iNes and intercepted passes as any separation By sheer coincidence, my grandfather early days of the century had Monaco st in the uality of league. Why should we keep had taken four lessons from Leopold Lob anything like it. ion the payroll when while vacationing one summer in Monaco they add nothing Though Mulloy and I were eliminated he game?" and brought it back to his village in what on the first day, a grateful prince and it don't computers take some fun then the Austro - Hungarian Empire. was princess presented me with the first issue of the game?" I asked. When my grandfather wasn't being beaten of a new Monacan stamp. It was a two - Possibly, but our concern, is profits, up by Hungarian Cossacks, he practiced franc airmail stamp with a beautiful an we explain to our stockholders the lob and taught it to my father. etching of Count Leopold Lob hitting his e are paying 11 players when five My father brought it to the United first tennis ball high, high in the air. Id do the job'.'" States just before World War I. After I was laldabeth continued, "Don't born he took forget, me out to Coney Island Copyright 1974 Ml— 4ews edito July 11,19 ion for Aviator Style Sunglasses II veteran, is provide JULY 10 - 20 rices and, > °f 3% □ avoid th lonal debt, Distinctive Interiors Inc of the remi Warehouse military >? 5707 School Street, Haslett G.I. Sleeping Bags *39" suggest v a conscifl the military P world, up to 50% off on THURSDAY ^ luing $1 Vietnam, flexsteel hide-a-beds Clams schools, intem' 1 ^^SECOND ORDER OF Jungle Boots 16" on, what; ^sCLAMS ON THE HOUSE thomasville and fox c., bout this' increased 1 return,1n .99 Frqndor Center p x storp Iditional a been wit casepieces | 9"Mon thru Fri r*A.OIUie Jacks or Better e n nan reorder! servic" CONTRACT - RESIDENTIAL DEALER j 521 EAST GRAND RIVER ACROSS FROM BERKEY HALL 351-5323 Warren Wildwood --^__^_339^8257 j fo Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 10,1974 Cambodia suggests peace Pussy Cat PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - President Lon Nol of withdrawing rebel troops. talks Lon Nol said he hoped the proposed peace negotiations with presents Cambodia extended an unconditional handshake to the Khmer The town was the target of a two - month government the rebels would lead to a cease - fire, withdrawal of all foreign Rouge insurgents Tuesday, suggesting peace negotiations campaign. Oudong fell to insurgent forces last spring. troops, national unity and reconciliation. "without prior conditions." Military sources said the drive to recapture the old capital The offer to start negotiating an end to Cambodia's four years But political sources said the government had made no contact resulted in the deaths of about 1,300 rebels and more than 100 of war drops the preconditions of last July's government with the rebels before making the offer, and few in Phnom Penh government troops. proposal, which called for the withdrawal of all foreign troops believed the insurgents would accept the handshake — at least not To the Cambodian government and its American supporters, and a cease • fire prior to peace talks with insurgents. The foreign right away. Oudong's recapture symbolizes the growing optimism which led troop withdrawal was a reference to Viet Cong and North Twenty miles north of Phnom Penh, government troops to Tuesday's unconditional offer for peace talks. That move Vietnamese in the country. aS -4 moving from two directions recaptured the 17th century royal followed two weeks of negotiations between U.S. Ambassador In a 10 • minute speech, the president maintained that the \ capital of Oudong,encountering only scattered resistance from John Gunther Dean and Cambodian leaders. Khmer Rouge goal is still "to win a military victory. There remains no possibility for them to win in the political domain Nixon will meet business leaders, because they have so deeply alienated themselves from the people in the regions they occupy." But Lon Nol said that in the Khmer military field, the insurgents had Jrrincess not achieved any major successes and that "our troops have taken the initiative on several fronts and have made major progress." Oudong itself is almost completely destroyed, March 18 to the rebels was a psychological but its loss on setback because of its Oeula urge restraint in economic policy rich historical and religious past. Meanwhile, in Vientiane, Laos, police threw a tight security ring around the National Assembly building Tuesday choking off and her entourage performing their exotic fire dance! WASHINGTON (AP) - with business and labor economy on ways to deal with Responding to other an anti - North Vietnam demonstration apparently organized by HELD OVER FOR 1 WEEK President Nixon is calling more representatives, but the the "all - pervasive problems of questions, he said no labor disgruntled right - wing assembly deputies, witnesses said. than a score of the nation's Thursday session marks the inflation." leaders had been invited to The demonstration was protesting North Vietnam's failure to Monday ■ Saturday Admission 3.00 per person 5 0 business leaders and best - first personal involvement by At Tuesday's White House Thursday's meeting with withdraw its troops from Laos in accordance with the recent Lao -3-5-7-9-11-1 student price - I.D. required known economists to a White Nixon in the administration's meeting, Rush said there was a Nixon, but indicated labor peace accords. 372 - 7080 2400 N. East Street House meeting Thursday to newest effort to deal with discussion of efforts to trim might be represented in future urge restraint in coping with double - digit inflation. the current federal budget sessions with the President. the nation's economic Senate Democratic Leader below the target of $300 Meanwhile, the Senate problems, his economic policy Mike Mansfield of Montana billion. adopted without dissent a coordinator said Tuesday. had said earlier in the day that He outlined the resolution directing the Joint Presidential counselor Nixon should call such a administration's economic Economic Committee to Kenneth Rush disclosed plans conference along with labor game plan this way: undertake an emergency study for the meeting after he and and congressional leaders. "We are very strongly of inflation and other current other economic advisers met Rush said there is no committed to a tight monetary problems in the economy. for about 90 minutes with intention of bringing pressure policy, a tight fiscal policy, no The resolution, which now Nixon to discuss ways to cope to bear on controls over wages and prices, to the House, authorizes specific industries or goes with what he described the no tax increase and certainly as labor unions to hold back price $100,000 for the study, which evils of inflation. or wage increases. Rather, he no tax decrease." would be completed by Dec. Rush himself has been said, the objective is to consult He would not predict when 31. holding White House meetings with all segments of the these policies would succeed in In another economic move, overcoming the current Treasury Undersecretary Jack economic woes. F. Bennett said that high oil "I wish this brief Alcohol, were a prices are hurting the cy disease," Ruse said, but it is "not something that is going to economies of many countries. He cautioned oil producing disappear overnight ... It is nations that any cutbacks in oil July 4 death not something the government can just by turning off a switch do away with ..." production to keep prices high would have political security implications for them. and DEARBORN (UPI) - general manager of the Rush said there was Bennett told a House Automobile Club of Michigan, Motorcycles and alcohol were discussion at Tuesday's subcommittee on international killers on the state's highways says both problems need more meeting of possible financing that some oil during the long holiday investigation. government assistance for producers already are weekend and James Moffatt, Ten persons died in financially troubled public producing below efficient motorcycle accidents and 80 utilities. But he would not levels and said some per cent of all the highway Schedule books deaths during the four - day disclose what specific steps are governments are considering I |(0u 'I j _ . After St. Clair left the podium, Burger asked Philip Lacovara, President as a coconspirator, saying the grand jury had Marshall, the former civil rights lawyer who wasapp0j *. I WASHINGTON — The justices of the Supreme Court have Jaworski's backup in the argument, to explain how the overstepped its authority in naming Nixon. President Johnson, made several wry comments presentation. during St (VI ' "'1 given indications that they may fail to hand down the resounding "mechanical" problem could be overcome. White also asked questions that suggested that he might favor a tapes decision against President Nixon which many legal experts ruling on the narrowest possible point - whether the subpena of After the lawyer explained the type of showing the prose*. I have predicted. the 64 tapes was justified under the federal rules of criminal would have to make to justify getting the tapes, vS*! Nevertheless, the court still appears likely to rule, if only by a procedure. commented that "you lost me there somewhere." ■ The two justices whose comments were enigmatic watered - down, unanimous decision or by a divided vote, that Should a justice decide that the subpena did not measure up to were St the President must release the 64 tape recordings sought by the standards in the federal rules, he would not have to go any and Lewis F. Powell Jr. Stewart, an appointee of Eisenh6*1 Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon A. Jaworski. Blackmun, a close friend and court ally of Burger, asked only further with the case. He could then vote to quash the subpena disputed statements by both Jaworski and St. Clair. 0* In most cases at the court, Powell sides with During an extraordinary, but undramatic, three - hour session one question, which suggested that he is not convinced that the and avert a ruling on the broad constitutional issues aich as Bureer I in the court's ornate hearing room Monday, several of the justices tapes case was brought before the justices through the proper executive privilege. Blackmun in favor of the conservative position. But tapes dispute does not break along conservative - liberal lines since I appeared troubled by some aspects of Jaworski's bid for the procedure. Though Burger, Blackmun and White expressed doubts during White House tapes. White, an appointee of President John F. Kennedy and always the hearing, the court's three liberals - Douglas, Brennan and old alliances may not materialize. 'I While it is difficult to ascertain how Marshall - made it clear that they will not side with the President On an issue as important as the tapes matter, the a justice will vote from the an active interrogator in oral arguments, asked a passel of justices ■ questions he asks during an oral argument, it seemed that Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and justices Byron R. White and Harry questions that indicated he believes the court should sidestep in the battle over the tapes. decide that they must band together in a unanimous ruling might have to water down considerably to get all eight ina 1 But!I some or all of the constitutional issues involved in the case. Douglas, the court's most outspoken liberal, suggested that the A. Blackmun had qualms about a tough constitutional ruling For one, he said that the issue of whether the grand jury had tapes must be turned over since they may contain evidence that together. against the President. the authority to name Nixon as an unindicated coconspirator in would exculpate the six defendants in the coverup trial, which is Even the majority opinion of a divided court greatly narrowed in order to collect five justices who might havetoh.1 Burger, who was appointed to the highest court by Nixon in the coverup could be dismissed as irrelevant to the tapes dispute. scheduled to begin Sept. 9. w 1969, appeared to be impressed by two points made by James adhere to it. For this reason, a sweeping decision At least three other justices — William 0. Douglas, William J. ^Brennan, a Democrat who was placed on the court by wh hl D. St. Clair, the President's chief lawyer. First, St. Clair said that most of the tapes contained Brennan Jr. and Thurgood Marshall — voiced agreement with President Dwight D. Eisenhower, challenged St. Clair's assertion significantly curbs the use of executive privilege may not emeip I conversational matter that was unrelated to the Watergate coverup, the case in which Jaworski has asked for the recordings. And second, the presidential lawyer noted that there would be great "mechanical problems" separating the Watergate material Court drops charge on California official One of the three perjury counts against Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke of California was dismissed Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Barrington D. Parker. Reinecke is scheduled to go on trial on the other counts July 15. Judge Parker was hearing defense motions to dismiss the counts against Reinecke, and government prosecutors agreed to dismissal of a third count in the indictment. It had alleged that Reinecke 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Ju|v |0 , call Too Late for Today's Classified Section? now Check Our Rate Column for Time Deadlines 355 8255 Phil frank Rooms For Sale Auto Service / HOUSeS |(jW ^ SHARE SPACIOUS duplex. Own FALL. COMPLETELY furnished. BED SIMMONS. QUMn , OLDSMOBILE 1970 F85. Good MASON BODY SHOP 812 East Kitchen, TV, Kalamazoo Street - since 1940: room. $70. Available Utilities paid. special." Deluxe firm, p/l immediately. 351-6828. 5-7-12 parking, laundry. Very close. box, mattress. New Complete auto painting and Single, $70, double, $100. months old. $150 ( collision service. 485-0256. 332-5722, 484 9774. 0-10-7-31 351-0375.3-7-12 GARDEN COTTAGES - 400 PINTO RUNABOUT 1972. Perfect C-14-7-31 Gunson, East Lansing. Cute condition. $1500 or best offer. ROOM, SINGLE. Beautiful, COMPLETE 120 PHONE 355-8255 cottage amid wide lawn. wat. „ 694-8723,, after 5:30 p.m. Completely redocorated; new summer. $40. Very near. system. For more inform* 347 Student Services Bidij 1-7-10 332-5622, early evenings. 3-7-12 call 351-4463. 3 7 12 furniture, carpet, one bedroom. Summer $165, including all •AUTOMOTIVE PINTO 1971. Automatic, 23 Excellent condition. $950. Call mpg. utilities. 351-3110. 3-7-15 THREE PEOPLE for summer. Own room. Close to campui. GOLF choose CLUBS, 2 dww from. Scuts ^'| Scooters & Cycles J after 5 p.m. 353-2658. 1-7-10 351-2396. 3-7-10 Camping equipment. WOMAN, GRAD or working, to Parts & Service PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1966. live in coed farm house ROOM. $60. River Street. shotguns. Camerai. components. Over 100vJ $|J Aviation beginning mid - September. J Two door, good condition. $300 Waterbed, privacy. Call 8-track tapes and al •EMPLOYMENT 351-7730. 3-7-15 or best offer. 882-5419. 2-7-12 ROGER & PAULS 351-4471. Cleen. 5-7-19 diamond rings, •FOR RENT Guitars ampl OKEMOS, SHARE large house, Apartments PONTIAC CATALINA 1965. Good MARATHON huge wooded lot, pets ok. Own accessories. SECONDHAND STORE wucifl Houses running, $100. 355-2898, after 3 room, cheap. 349-1778. 3-7-15 m Where all East Rooms p.m. Ken. 2-7-12 we Michigan, 485-4391. C-7-31 Linij] specialize in is WANTED: WOMAN to share house ROOM IN house. Close to campus. •FOR SALE SAAB 99L, 4-door, amber gold, near Sparrow, dog okay. cars Available immediately. Call Animals fully equipped including tinted glass and FM stereo. 4 - speed LOCATED AT THE 'OUR SEARCH fOR A CHAIRMAN OF WE 484-6434, nights. 2-7-15 351-3340. 1-7-10 NIKON CAMERAS, under warranty. Good lenses.mo Mobile Homes transmission, 8,400 miles, front CORNER OF JOLLY buy,l_ •LOST & FOUND wheel drive. $3900. 349-2094. & OKEMOS RD VtTERIIIARY SCHOOL HAS PRODUCED SABBATICAL HOUSE. September mornings, 351-1356.4-7-12"1 349-3196 1974 - early June 1975. Four MSU WEST. Clean, close, linens, 3-7-12 •PERSONAL ' 6DAY A WEEK TOWING SQmOUE WHO IS TRULY SEWSinVE W bedrooms, study, finished telephone, parking. Excellent environment. A real good deall Thursday and Friday^! OPEN 6 DAYS basement, porch, garden. VOLVO ^ I •PEANUTS PERSONAL Sidewalk Sale 'REAL ESTATE 7 AM - 9 PM BUT S TUBMEECy & ANIMALS)' Lindbergh Drive. $275/month 351-3212. 3-7-12 plus utilities. 485-1471. 5-7-19 * Paperbacks Gogjl AUTOMATICS - •RECREATION Reading! 20c Each 'SERVICE We Deliver ^ ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own For Sale Westerns, Thrillers. COME WITH room, $66+ deposit. August. Service! Apartments ^ * Large selectioi Instruction A NEW TWIST. Take your American Apartments f 351-5995. 3-7-15 538 Lexington. watchbands and straps -« Typing Service compact or subcompact HOME GROWN 'TRANSPORTATION WANTED POWER RELIGIOUS Division. HOUSING. 429 Two man MICHIGAN AVENUE, near WOMAN NEEDED mid • July for carrots, vegetables: beets, cabbage, green beans, Only 16 Jays left on rooms, Sparrow. Large 3 bedrooms, room in house, east side. $40. $175,000 Ring Sale STEERING. $75/month, utilities paid. stove, refrigerator, eir 372-5385. X-3-7-12 potatoes. East Saginaw Road (1-69), between Upton and State THOMPSONS' FRANDOI ••RATES" When you buy a '74 Volvo REOSKM 351-7234. 3-7-15 conditioning. Singles welcome, Roads. 1-7-10 automatic, you get power no pets. 482-3727.2-7-12 EAST LANSING. CLEAN, JEWELERS steering. Automatically. ©1.7. IMPORTS ONE BLOCK from campus, third furnished houses near campus. STEREO. 100 watt Sansui. Two 3220 Mall Court, Fran Open Monday • Friday,' VOLVO or c«m«T.o. girl wanted beginning fall. Large FRANDOR: BE indendent. Large 1 Available September. 337-9412. large Advents, Miracord Saturday 9:30 -6. furnished apartment. 351-4032. bedroom, laundry, bus, 5-7-17 Glenn Herriman Inc. turntable. $525. 351-5196, Phone 332-1385 for Cut' - ,*J 4-7-17 6135 W. Saginaw shopping. $165 furnished, before 5 p.m. 3-7-15 Nobody beats our pricn 1 482-6226 including utilities. 489-1323 or EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms on Quality Jewelry. /olkswagen - Volvo - Body Shop SUMMER SUBLEASE. Furnished call Westphalia 1-587-6680. unfurnished. Summer rent 1 3 5 10 Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 studio BICYCLE, GIRL'S, light weight, near capitol. 351-3615, Prefer grads or married. 5-7-19 $100/group, $30 single. Deposit. APARTMENT SALE! 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 Sat. Til 3 after 9 p.m. 5-7-19 3-speed, very good condition. (Including Parts & Service) 676-1557.4-7-15 Spartan Village. 3 55-0837, <| $40. 349-0824. 2 7-12 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 229 SHEPHERD STREET. Three 8:30 p.m. 5-7-15 LARGE TWO party furnished room, furnished, garage, all HOUSE FOR rent. Furnished, three 15 2.25 6.00 9.70 19.50 ANTIQUE HORSE efficiency. Close to campus, air buggy - SKYLARK 1965. Big 6 cylinder, utilities, $115, deposit. Call to four bedrooms, 3V4 miles to SANSUI AU999 JVC 4*ay | 18 20 2.70 3.00 7.20 8.00 11.70 23.40 13.00 26.00 runs smooth. $150. 355-9968. __3-_7J5 ^^The^SmalHSa^ conditioned. 484-0585. 5-7-19 Fall - $165. mornings, 882-9782. 10-7-31 campus. September '74 Summer '75. $300/month, plus Showpiece condition. 393-6839. 3-7-15 speakers, dual 1215. ! 351-8183.4-7-12 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 348 OAKHILL. BLOCK utilities. 393-6195. 5-7-19 from TOYOTA, 1970 Corolla, 32 mpg. FACULTY PERSONNEL. East FURNITURE AND Game Room Aviation — - 1 P.M. D EADLINE radial tires. $950. Call 482-7734. 8-7-12 \ Lansing Horizon House. Large Greyhound. $140 - 1 - 3 bedrooms. $170. 351-8055 OWN ROOM, large house. Office Sale. July 14, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2624 Wyckham Drive, Lansing one class day one bedroom, carport, security weekends, weekdays after 4pm. work in Photography business locks, air, balcony. Furnished or (back entrance). Console hi-fi, before publication. VEGA 1972 Orange Hatchback. PARACHUTING. LICENSED 10-7-12 for responsible person. unfurnished. Quiet atmosphere. refrigerator, ping - pong table 4-speed, radio, new tires. Getting instructors. Details. 351-0799 or 337-9367. C-14-7-31 No pets. 349-2094. 5-7-19 and child's pool table. Dresser, Peanuts Personal ids married, must sell. Call 543-6731. 3-7-15 THREE, POSSIBLY 4 bedrooms. hide - a PRAKTICA LLB 35mm ca - bed, china closet. 485-2918, after 5:30 p.m Saginaw/Abbott Road. First TWO BEDROOM $140/month. Vivitar 135mm telephoto. must be pre paid. CEDAR VILLAGE. Two girls for Reasonably priced. 2-7-12 5-7-12 month's rent plus deposit. Call Unfurnished, located 2 minutes 485-8233.3-7-12 4-girl apartment. September - 394-1520 between 8 9 from campus. 372-5985 anytime Cancellations/ Corrections VEGA 1972 Hatchback. Only Employment ii June. 332-1959. 3-7-12 p.m. 3-7-8 a.m. - or 393-8459, after 7 p.m. 713 TWO 6.45 x 14 Firestones, on rims. Less than 500 miles. 353-59T4. LARGE SELECTION of iwf 21,000 miles. Silver with black 12 noon one class day South Foster, 10-7-26 3-7-15 Glasses for every interior. Economical 3-speed. TWYCKINGHAM. ONE man MODELS FOR photography. Call DISCOUNT, 2615 I before publications. $1550. Phone 882-8314, after 5 needed for 4-man apartment, fall SUBLET AUGUST 1 - September p.m. 3-7-15 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. - 1974, 9 month lease. $75 per 15. No damage deposit. $210. 329 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA TANDBERG FOUR Michigan, Lansing. 372-74® - track, reel - 489-1215.0-14-7-31 Avenue. House for rent. Near C-3-7-12 The State News will be month. 489-2070 after 6 p.m. Cedar Greens. 351-7063. to - reel, sound - on - sound, bus lines, 3 bedrooms, students 3-7-12 10-7-24 many options. $250, negotiable. responsible only for the DESK CLERK needed - must have welcome. 694-0712. 4-7-12 MEN'S FOLD'S 10 speed$1 337-0823. 2 7-12 first day's incorrect transportation and be willing to MARIGOLD BURCHAM EAST LANSING. 1752 must sell. Call Bev. 332-1«| Coolidge insertion. VOLKSWAGEN 1.-57 Hatchback. travel. Call 372-0567 or 911 Marigold - 711 Burcham Road. Three bedrooms, 154 THREE BEDROOM house. Close TWO AMF Bikes: Male 10 - speed, •'3-7-18 489-1215 between 12 -6 p.m. Very good condition, $700. Call baths, garage, all deluxe features. to MSU, LCC, and bus routes. girl's 3 speed. Both are due 7 days tro-n 355-8008. 3-7-10 4-7-31 completely furnished $290. Available September 1. Call 371-1479. 5-7-8 old. 655-1450 - one year MEN'S BICYCLE. Cohifl days; 339-8025, 3-speed. 20" frame, t apartments. Air conditioning, Call 372-5920.6-7-15 after 5. 5-7-19 carpeting. Available Summer generator light. $40. 355-6(1 50£ late service charge w:li VOLKSWAGEN VAN, 1966 MODELS. GIRLS needed to pose , and Fall. For EAST, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom homes. 2-7-12 for National Automotive Appointment ROOM FOR rent. Close to campus. engine, new tires, battery, Call EQUITY VEST INC GRANDMOTHER'S ATTIC Sale. exhaust. First. $250. 349-3936. magazine and calendar. No $65/month. 332-1809. 6 p.m. 351-8150.5-7-15 337-7328 or 351 8545 9-4 Thursday and Friday. 1926 j X-3-7-10 nudity. Fee negotiable. Photo 3-7-8 Osage - Tacoma Hills, Okemos. requested. Phone 393-4454, THREE BEDROOM duplex, partly 2-7-12 VOLKSWAGEN BUG, 1961. after 5 p.m. 3-7-12 Rebuilt transmission. Runs well furnished, near campus. Call EFFICIENCY FROM $110. Also 1 bedroom Rooms 351-7026. 3-7-15 apartments, from R ECLINER, LIGHT cream, BUICK 1968 - Special, excellent - cheap transportation. Call BABYSITTER NEEDED. $115. Call EQUITY-VEST, INC. 332-2009. 3-7-15 Naugahyde, good condition. mechanical condition. $500 Dependable with own TWO BEDROOM 351-8150. 4-7-12 FURNISHED SLEEPING rooms $25. Call 487-6298, after 6 p.m. - Immaculate, firm. Call 482-7734. 5-7-12 transportation. Afternoons, 3 with full household privileges. 2-7-12 charming, Carpeted, including VOLKSWAGEN EXHAUST children. 351-3764. 5-7-12 ONE GIRL needed immediately to Near kitchen. Utilities, garage. airport. $20/week. CAPRI 1974. V-6, loaded and systems - $18.95 complete at September 15. July rent free. SEWING MACHINE Clear 332-8978. 2-7-12 484-5861. 3-7-15 WAREHOUSE SALE, up to 50% immaculate. Will sell or trade for CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 East $53.75/month. Burcham Woods Sale I Brand SITTER WANTED for 6 - year - off on furniture. July 10-20. car with air. Kalamazoo, one mile west of $49.95. $5 per month. L 353-6453; evenings. old. East Lansing home. Good LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. Apartments. Call 351-3624. NEED PEOPLE to share big house. 5707 School Street, corner of 489-5549. 3-7-15 campus. 487-5055. C-7-31 wages and working conditions. 915 Lilac. Available 4-7-12 Utilities paid, children over 3 ok. Haslett Road, Haslett. 4-7-17 selection of reconditioned if Must be absolutely reliable and machines. Singers, I immediately, $125 plus Call Dawn, 482-0588. 3-7-15 CHEVROLET, 1968. Caprice VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK have own transportation. Call TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile Necchis, New Homes and"fll electricity. 349-3604, 372-6852. 12' SAILBOAT, Penguin class wagon. Motor excellent. Body 1970. Excellent condition, 28 373-7845 office. 351-8624, homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten others." $19.9! 0-5-7-19 FURNISHED ROOM. 306 Beal. dinghy, with trailer and cover. fair. $400 or best offer. mpg, call 332-0940, after 5. home. 10-7-12 minutes to campus. Quiet and Available Terms. EDWARl 487-3315. 3-7-12 3-7-15 immediately. 351-0959, after 6 p.m. 2-7-12 DISTRIBUTING COMPAi NEAR MSU AND Frandor. peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or $ 6 0/mon th. 349-3604, WANTED: HARD working male Beautiful one bedroom, 484-5315.0-14-7-31 372-6852. 5-7-19 BICYCLE, MEN'S Raleigh 5 - 1115 North Washingf CORVETTE 1973. VW 1969. Excellent condition, for part time work. Apply in 489-6448. C-7-331 Steering, unfurnished, carpeting, drapes, speed, 1 year old. Excellent brakes, automatic, 2 tops. $700. Call after 5:30,349-0508. person at the FIREBALL air WOMAN WANTS space in 3 or 4 ATTRACTIVE ROOM in friendly conditioning, parking, condition $85,394-2291. 1-7-10 BICYCLES ALL Ten Si 15,000 miles. $5900 firm. 3-7-15 ARCADE, 227 Ann Street. person for fall - spring. Must be - laundry. Call 332-1703. 2-7-12 house, large south windows. Various colors and si 355-2912. 5-7-199 2-7-12 close, less than $80. 337-0282. $60. 332-3824. 3-7-15 VW 1970 3-7-12 Williamstown Exchange Simplex de-railer, center I DATSUN 1966. Fair, needs some work. $200. Call 8 - 10 p.m., Bus, rebuilt engine, paint job, owned by VW mechanic. 25 mpg. 485-6110. 5-7-19 EXPERIENCED FORTRAN programmer needed, 3-4 weeks IV —731— 551 ALBERT. 2 bedroom, ROOM IN spacious house, 2 blocks from campus. Rent negotiable. Fine Re - Sale Shop. Antiques, Frames, Old Things, Furniture brakes, high quality at de cost. Forced warehouse sal" ft'M 484-4684.3-7-15 r full time. Start immediately. Contact 373-6806, 8 a.m. 5 APARTMENTS furnished, for fall. One block from campus. 351-6676. 10-7-10 332-2954. 2-7-12 Repairing. Call about our consignment Plan. 4:30 p.m. Monday a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. C] DATSUN 1969. Station wagon, Motorcycles IM p.m. 3-7-15 - •Close to Campus ROOM FOR male student, across 11 • S Tues. thru Sat. 109 E. Grand River, Wllllamston STORAGE, 1241 T South Cedar, at 1-96. 6 $750 or best offer. Call •Air Conditioned from Union. 211% Grand River, 517-655 - 1534 355-1203. 4-7-17 •All Appliances OKEMOS, TWO bedroom 014-7-31 SERVICEMAN NEEDED. upstairs. $48 month. including dishwasher apartment. Chief Okemos Circle. per 1972 HONDA 750. Orange, 4100 349-9726, OKEMOS MOBIL. 'Luxurious Furnishings No X-5-7-10 DATSUN 1971. Pick-up and undergrads. 349-0558, miles. Must sell. 5-7-12 •Shag Carpeting 332-3534. 5-7-8 camper. Sleeps 4. $1900 or trade Phone •On-Site Management 371-3252. 3-7-15 ALBERT STREET. Single room to for Sportster. 484-8495 or 'Private Balconies PART AND full time TWO sublet immediately. Call 487-5803. 3-7-10 summer 'SWIMMING POOL BEDROOM, furnished, close, Ken, positions for MSU students. available immediately. 351-4546. 10-7-31 KAWASAKI 500. Best year made. Automobile required. 351-5800. Now Leasing $145/month. 351-8830, after 5. DODGE 1963. Runs fine. Very Clean, fast. $675, cheapl 0-13-7-31 6-7-12 SUMMER ROOMS. Furnished For Fall Occupanrv little rust. $225 firm. 349-2728. 351-2125. 2-7-12 utilities 3-7-12 paid. Kitchen, TV,' CLERICAL, PERMANENT. Typing Only $73 Per Person TROWBRIDGE. FURNISHED one parking, close. $55. 332-5722 IT'S 1975 AT SHEP'S. Yes you required. Apply in person, 3308 bedroom. 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 $140 - $145. DODGE, 1965 - Dart Wagon. 6 read right! I invite you to come out and see the 1975 Yamaha. South Cedar Street, Suite No. 11, Lansing. 4-7-12 351-7212 3 5 1 - 9 0 57 weekends, cylinder, good engine, $100 or 731 Burcham Drive weekdays after 6pm. 10-7-12 will trade. 339-9664. 5-7-12 See Darlene. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 North MECHANIC FULL and part time, Models shown by 1024 EUREKA, Downstairs. One FIAT 1970, 124 Sports Coupe; 5 Cedar, Holt. Just south of 1-96 foreign or American cars. Must bedroom, partly furnished. Appointment speed and AM/FM radio, 26+ overpass. Phone 694-6621. have own tools, references. $125,351-7497.0-7-31 mpg. $1150 or best offer. 1-7-10 332 8263. 2-7-12 I FIRL NEEDED for 5. Coo.idL 351-3013. 5-7-19 4-girl Cedar FEMALE NEEDED for CHARGE NURSES AM and PM Village. September through 731 ptedecessol 1973 YAMAHA 250 Enduro. Burcham, immediately 6 Huge toad shift. Also assistant director, June. $80/month. Call FIAT 850 Spider 1970. Gold . Excellent condition, low $53.50/month. 332-2604. No 7. Garrets convertible. Good for mileage. 351-2120. 3-7-15 skilled nursing facility. Contact 337-9456, after noon. 5-7-19 security deposit. 2-7-12 parts. 8. Lived 489-7459. 5-7-10 Mrs. White, 332-0817. 3-7-15 STUDIO, CLEAN and neat. Z T" 4 6 1— 9. Inlet % » FORD FAIRLANE 1970 SUZUKI 250. Low mileage, Completely furnished, utilities Mobile homes really move when HURRY OVER! % 10. Cotton seel Vinyl top, very condition. $400 1969, 2 door. good running or best offer. $375. 349-1557, after 4 p.m. 3-7-15 For Rent ](j] paid. Parking. 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 you advertise them for sale in the Want Ads. Dial 355-8255. % 12 15 1 16 13 16. Distrust 20. That man 22 [mk'StiCJ1! r L 655-1026. 3-7-12 TV AND STEREO rentals. and check out '7 % 1 f % re $24/term. $9.95/month. Free a Collingwood humor ist [ HORNET SST 1971. Automatic, 6 same day delivery and service. r0R SUMMER APARTMENT LIVHK Apartment %% 24. Brawl cylinder, good condition, $1200. 676-4782. 5-7-19 HONDA CB350 1973. 1700 miles. Four months used. Like new, Call C-14-7-31 NEJAC, 337-1300. %%% 25 24 19 % I, 25 26. Chalice Invidious | Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning, 28 % 29 INTERNATIONAL STEP Van, perfect condition. Power front brakes, helmets. Chain lock. Balcony, Furnished ♦air conditioned ♦dishwashers Ji h % tr 28. 31. Successor Shoal Q Apartments ji^j Jq 1966. call New tires, $500. Days, 351-8368.2-7-12 Total for $925. Call after 5 p.m., 351-1849. 3-7-15 STUDIOS $135. ♦shag carpeting % J7 % 33. Myself _ Siut'ibe^l ONE BEDROOM - $145 ♦Unlimited Parking ♦Plush Furniture 9 % % y4 % 36 38 Former MAVERICK 1971. 4-door, 23 mpg. $1600. Like new. 355-6081. RANDY'S MOTORCYCLE Repairs, half price on labor. 420 HAYFORD NORTH. bedrooms. Summer rates. $190. Large 4 TWO BEDROOM $160 ♦model open daily 7/, % HS 16 % Ml sv.eethc"! 40. -• Rabbit I 5-7-12 Evergreen. 337-1861. 2-7-12 351-7497. 0-14-7-31 HALSTIAD MANAGEMENT call 351-8282 1 •n 42. Opera highhgM I I MGB CONVERTIBLE Excellent condition. 1972. Phone HONDA miles, 1974. excellent CB-360. 1,100 condition. THREE bath, full BEDROOM duplex 154 basement, fully 351-7910. or 351-6168 (bahind Zody'i - 52 1 50 43. Osculate I 44. Dilfeient L 381-6114.3-7-15 $1,025. 882-4644. 5-7-12 carpeted. 339-9698. 5-7-17 on tha river I) % % 53 45. Not a W 46 Winter p«l ■ Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 10, 1974 13 Animals |X o£n 55„S..X S& retreiver. Bullard asks data By WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN on subversive files 37-9697. 3-7 1 5 not being United Prett International abused, despite without at least two days and how many arrests it made. e' cute puppy■ 4 Bullard's assertion that the advance notice," Plants said. He also wanted to know how questions. Halverson, said he is prohibited organizations," Plants said. i0nthi old. Ha If Beagle. LANSING (UPI)-The state potential for abuse is Bullard wrote by the 1950 law establishing "But I would prefer not to go "That comes from the many electronic surveillance (g.1181 1-7-1° police have files "tremendous." Gov. Milliken asking the the unit from supplying some on 50,000 collection of intelligence data. devices and wiretaps were into the operational aspects at persons in Michigan to "I have never said we do not governor to supply him with of the requested information. all." keep Some of it has a bearing and installed by the unit. MAN SHEPHERD pup«. AKC, tab6 on organized crime and have data in there the information. The letter was But he also is withholding it considering of it ' some wormed, dew clewi doesn't have a When the budget bill politically subversive activities. innocent people," said Plants, signed by Bullard and six other because it could be damaging Plants denied that the unit £*•1* c.l 371-3748. No one seems to object to who retired Friday. "The bearing." Bullard wrote Plants in providing funds for state police legislators. An aide to the political ammunition for has used widespread taps on „er 5 33 7 15 the files on burglary came through the House in late governor said the executive rings and question is not what's in the March demanding information Bullard. the telephones of suspects. He June, Bullard held it up for 90 office is «AN MALAMUTE puppies. narcotics operations. But a few file, it's how you use the file." on how many people work for minutes "taking a serious look "I don't have to furnish him said the only wiretaps the unit much to the chagrin Ic — at it." registered, 6 weeks, shott state legislators, including State "Since 1967, we've not had the subversive unit, how much of fellow with snowballs to throw at us," has engaged in were done so i Jmed. 349-3113. after 6. Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann a major planned civil disorder money it paid to informants demanding lawmakers answers to — his Plants, succeeded who is being Plants said. under a court - order to assist a Arbor, want to know more by Major George "Yes, we infiltrate some federal agency. about the flies on subversives and the state police secretive STA-5010 receiver. Akai Filling Iikk0 subversive activities I^WO D KR-10 rec iver. quadrophonic tape veterans 730DDS border Turntables, speakers, investigating division. „d large assortment o« »mall lere0 systems. LP's end tapes, lusical instruments such as 'finder Gibson. Marshall and "They're a hangover of 50s," said Bullard. "I suppose they're sti!l skulking around the campuses and trying to the WASHINGTON STAR NEWS and Kenneth E. Belieu, a post Ju'stic. TV'' infiltrate political groups that former undersecretary of the he was not interested — and that he was far from alone in say how many. veterans' groups and some administration is unwilling to iefas, household items, and are advocating social change. WASHINGTON* President One source said Teague was administration make Army and time aide to actions - sure that benefits keep fcuch more. DICKER & DEAL We should not have a secret Nixon has been getting a one - that attitude. told last December that the job announced CmNDHAND STORE. 1701 police in this society." determined "no thanks" from vice president Gerald R. Ford. "They tell me they've was his if he wanted it. That that he was pace with inflation. In ^uth Cedar. 487-3886. We buy L| and trade. C-7-31 Bullard has pressured dozens of people who were Both turned it down. Many others answered "no" contacted 60 people," Teague would have been well before resigning. The VA has been embroiled addition, Johnson has been accused of staffing the said. "Two or three are last April when Johnson - agency outgoing state police Director sounded out as possible when asked if they were willing in controversy for several with political appointees and to accept it and the others under pressure from John R. Plants to hand over administrators of the trouble Congress, years. Its critics contend the - interested in the job. As a aren't. I don't think it's been personal friends. information about the files and plagued Veterans result, they were never actually offered to anybody but there lobile Homes » the subversive investigating Administration. offered the post. are two or three who unit — but so far to no avail. According to sources in the are being Teague, the former chairman jf VOUR living costs. We've got | sharp 2 bedroom mobile home that Though Plants acknowledges the files may have executive branch and on Capitol Hill, firm offers of the of the House Veterans Affairs Committee and regarded as one considered." as Teague, who stepped down veterans committee U. S., Soviet spacemen , saie. includes range and information on innocent $42,500 - a - year job were of the best - informed men in chairman to become chairman people, he said the system is made to at least two people, Kefrigeratandor.CallPriwe'll 3400 ced help at onlyget Rep. Olin E. Teague, D - Tex., Congress on veterans matters, of the science committee, said preparing for joint flight said he told the White House he rejected the post because he lancing. Gordon Fisher, was ist Lansing Realty. 332-3534. unwilling to tailor his fc-715 E Recreation Michigan gets views should on be how the to agency Nixon fit's whats run i* x 60' Deluxe Belvedere administration policy. ZVESDNY GORODOK, devoted to language and tasting | Both Stafford and Slayton e Home. Two bedrooms, over $1 million "When you go to work Jrnished. [Thursday, 332-0684. 5-7-19 Phone Monday happening for fish, hunters anywhere in the executive branch of government, USSR (UPI) - A team of American astronauts wound up each other's space food. How is Russian space food? said the Americans had been briefed on the Soviet space you're nearly three weeks of work "Like ours," replied Donald K. mission now in progress, but 109 Anthony Hall Announcements for It's What's on a team," he said. "I asked with Soviet cosmonauts Slayton, docking module pilot. |l«lt Found would not comment on it. Signup for Christmas Break Happening must be received in the LANSING (UPI) - Michigan them what rules I'd be Ski Trips to Aspen & Alta State News office, 341 Student has received more than Tuesday in preparation for the "Some of it's good and some President Nixon had been $1 playing under." ,4 Memberships available Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least two class days before million in federal funds so far He said that he was told he Soyuz - Apollo flight just a not so good." scheduled to visit the training publication year away. He said the Americans didn't center No announcements will be this fiscal year to would have to defend budget during his summit visit, FIND SOMETHING accepted help finance care much for the pickled lamb but the plans were canceled. 'ut up a great front! Get the by phone. fisheries, wildlife restoration cuts on veterans Seated at the foot of a green ^u've found a pet or article of household goods you need at and hunter safety something he programs, - painted Soyuz training model offered by the Russians, and Houses along the road were ve want to help you return The Listening Ear, crisis programs, was unwilling to the Soviets, when freshly painted in anticipation come into the State News great savings. Check the Want intervention the Dept. of Natural Resources do. at this space training center, they trained center, will celebrate in of the visit. ■d Department and tell us its fifth birthday on July IS with said Tuesday. A senior White House Brig. Gen. Thomas P. Stafford, Houston, didn't like American bread. Slayton explained that on an open house at its center, 547Vi The grants, which are the officials said an appointment Apollo commander, said, E. Grand River Ave. The public is "They think it's the lousiest the second day after the NSING STATE BANK'S Found Service first of two annual to replace Donald E. Johnson "We're all looking forward to i wantto place an ad in EAST invited to share in the birthday bread in the universe, and I American launch the Apollo umn As a public service EAST festivities by dropping by the apportionments, provide the as head of the $13.5 billion a • flying it." NSING STATE BANK will run agree with them," Slayton said. and Soyuz will dock and they center anytime between 10 a.m. state with $857,800 for - year agency would be made Soviet authorities invited ad at no cost to you! FOR THE BEST service on stereo and 8 p.m. Maj. Gen. Vladimir Shatalov, will stay docked for a period of for coffee or punch and wildlife restoration, $292,800 American correspondents to EAST LANSING equipment see the STEREO head of the Soviet cosmonauts joint experiments and for fisheries improvements and "There are several still in the visit the center, STATE BANK SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. about 20 miles training for the exchange of personnel. $56,200 for hunter northeast of Moscow in program, C-14-7-31 Gay liberation will hold informal safety running but it was narrowed an area would not discuss the They will then undock and x |UND: YOUNG neutered, orange tabby, declawed. Call I'M FROM Spartan babysit Monday - Village, can Friday, 4:30 rap groups at 8 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday in 309 Student Services Bldg. Everyone is welcome. training and facilities. The improvement money comes for from fishery a 10 down pretty close to a decision," the official said. He confirmed that some people normally closed to foreigners, and talk with the spacemen. Besides learning about each 14 linkup with a Salyut 3 lab now in progress. "We have Soyuz space dock again before separating for a solar eclipse experiment a national program and an in which Apollo will fly in p.m. - on. Some weekends. E. Lekan per cent federal excise tax on had indicated they were not other's spaceships, the joint Are, director of international program," he front of the sun while Soyuz I365-8350 leave mes age or 332-43 7 2. C-3-7-10 355-0881, after 4. X-3-7-10 research. West fishing tackle. interested but he declined to African Rice training sessions also are said. photographs it. Development Assn., will present a UND: CLEAR plastic glasses. seminar/discussion beween 3 and 5 Trimmed with black. Outside p.m. today in 106 International Tornado Shelter. Center. Come and learn from Are ■355-6142. C 3-7 12 how the WARDA is assisting West African nations to expand their rice STILL GOING STRONG AT 78 production and processing and marketing facilities. Researcher Children's Theater presents free entertainment for children at 7 p.m. today at the Towar Garden School playground and at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Red Cedar School playground. In case of rain, performances will be held inside the By STEVE ORR distinguished teaching and began work in pool "I was new on the faculty," every time I lost track of it by aspects of his work, but prefers . . . A lesson in complexion State News Staff Writer researching bacteriologist at Mallmann explained, "and they the smell." BOARD EXAM TUTORING not to talk about his own CALL 484-4519, East MSU in a swimming pool in the asked me to take a look at the Mallmann said the rivers accomplishments. They are, he ligan, or 485-7197 Lansing STANLEY H. KAPLAN MECCA, the Multi - Ethnic Walter L. Mallmann began a Women's Intramural Bulding new pool they had built over have improved vastly since the II. MERLE NORMAN TUTORING COURSES Counseling Center, is sponsoring a nore than 50 - year career as a said, "something for other jn 1917. there." advent of sewage treatment Now being formed for the career program for minority women people to talk about." I COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-14-7-31 upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, ATGSB, GRE, Board Exams. For in the 1962 Room of Wilson Hall at 7 p.m. information Thursday. on such Vocational the Out of Mallmann's "look" at pool came the practices of a facilities, something he has had hand in over the years. While Instead, Mallmann speaks of things like his Bacteriology7 304 careers as information call 1-313-354-0085. speech pathology, business and filtering and chlorinating pool he does not believe the Red class in 1928. Cedar to be clean MEN 0-147-31 MATH TUTOR. All courses 08? other presented social by sciences will progressive black be water, two advances in public health that guaranteed the swim in at this point, he enough to That class of 20. Mallmann said, contained five students women who are actively involved in cleanliness of pool water and foresees a time when it will be. who went on to attain national I Now you can purchase contraceptives without any through 215. Call 353-3834, these fields. Following the program made public pools acceptable "I think we could hassles We offer famous - before 5 p.m. 5-7-10 will be an informal rap session and get the and international reputations worldwide. Red Cedar back into the brand contraceptives light refreshments. Everyone is shape as university professors and That research was done 57 it was in before MSU and East deans, and Alfred Hershey, years ago. Today. Mallmann Lansing were here," he said. discount prices. Send just $3.00 for a generous sampler, Typing Service *£ MENSA Great Books Society and his associates in the Mallmann, who is 78, is who in 1969 won the Nobel Prize for medicine. will have an organizational meeting I. -V by mail, but at Or 35c for our catalog. at Nancy Denton's, 1539A Spartan Tuberculosis Project are officially retired as a teaching "Hershey only got a 'B,' " WRITE PURPLE VICKI - Fast, accurate, Village. Come to help organize this working on a development professor. This would never be Mallmann said. "1 guess I must inexpensive typing. Very near monthly meeting group at 7:30 apparent by the amount of have been kind of a SC0TTS' PRODUCTS Thursday. nearly as momentous as his tough campus. 337 7260. 10-7-12 p.m. first. time he spends in the instructor." P.O. BOX 1423 E. LANSING, 48823 MSU Scuba Club meeting tonight That development, which laboratories, according to lab Mallmann also remembers TYPIST. ACCURATE, fast service technician Betty Leiby. at the Pretzel Bell. Will talk about has been in the making since MSU in the days when it was a Term papers and so forth. 50c < summer dives. "He's 1961, is a new tuberculosis supposed to be small college. page, 10c extra for uncorrectec retired, but he doesn't appear access center 1 carbon. 339-9377. 2-7-12 Gerald Miller, professor of test. Mallmann explained that tuberculin, the agent currently to be. He does an awful lot of "I knew most of the I worked with then. people F°R I communications, will tell about his Now, research in using video tape in court used in the detection of guest lecturing, and he's going there are just too I Human Reproduction Health TYPING TERM papers and theses. to run to death in the many," he . room trials in his talk "Real Versus tuberculosis, reacts to other us lab, said. "I often had classes with offers I 371-4635. 627 East Kalamazoo. Reel: What's the Verdict?" at an too," she said. five or six students. "lion-Contraception services 3-7-12 informal service Sunday at the things as well as tuberculosis. By the end 1226 East Michigan I Thus even a positive reaction in Mallmann plays down his of the term, I would know Unitarian - Universalis! Church, 8SS Lansing 485-3271 ' own successes. He says of the their first names and EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Grove St. at Library Lane. the tuberculin test doesn't where dozen honorary they came from and have more Dissertations, (pica - elite). mean a person has tuberculosis. plaques The Stoddard Gunson Mallmann's new testing covering one wall of his information on them than you FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 Photography Assn. is seeking new cluttered office: "That's the can shake a stick at. creative input from serious agent is a protein he calls Band kind of junk I've gathered. I tal Estate ® COMPLETE THESES - Service amateurs and professionals to meet 24 that reacts to nothing but "MSU has been a nice place Discount Printing. IBM typing on a regular basis and to exchange the tuberculosis disease itself. guess that's what happens to work when you stick around - a desirable and stimulate new ideals. For and binding of theses, resumes, further information call D.R. After final research that long atmosphere - but it's changed. enough." ]"HEAST. ™°°ms. Near VERY attractive. 3 publications. Across from campus corner M.A.C. and Grand River. Kinnee, continuously ... Mallmann estimates will take He will discuss the technical It's a big school now, and the red tape is thick." Bancroft Park no more than a year, the •"Groesbeck Golf Course. Gas Below Jones Stationery Shop. Want to learn square dancing? full size Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, How about folk or round dances? protein will revolutionize the Carpet case car garage. New "HI and 337-1666. C-7-31 Come join the MSU I'romenadcrs at diagnosing of tuberculosis. plumbing. In ay Mallmann's interest in 7 p.m. tonight in the Tower Room ^ condition. Tastefully of the Union. Beginners are always bacteria control has often SSSH,'5-500-« THESES. RESUMES, typing and printing. Reasonable prices. PRINTING. taken him into the field of (continued from page 1.) a profit violation as long of as he is not in the law," said COMMERCIAL Richard Santer lectures on "The pollution, and he scoffs at BEDROOM 351-4116. C-7-31 those who think filthy waters whole," Gilchrist told the attorney Joseph Brennan. house, 1M Study and Use of Local ully carpeted. Large lot, modern day problem. judge. "And legislative "If a landlord wanted to, he Geography," 7:30 p.m. Thursday in are a - 01 'fees. ANN BROWN typing and multilith intent wasclearly to insure that could just raise the rent so high 339-8729 after 6 34 Student Services Bldg. "If we hadn't started with 1308 offset printing. Complete service the tenants knows what they that he would make security Buckingham Road sewage treatment in the 1920s "Wett. 5-7-19 for dissertations, theses, Hans Nathan will present a are paying and what it will be special session on "Colonial and 1930s, this country would deposits obsolete," Brennan manutcripts, general typing. IBM used for." said American Music" from 3 to S p.m. be in terrible shape," Mallmann - 24 years experience. Seven attorneys represented 349-0850. C-7-31 today, 206 Music Bldg. said. Rep. Earl E. Nelson, D - j Creation ^ IRENE ORR - On Returning September. Ready to Vacation. The Society regular Anachronism will be for meeting of the Creative held at 7:30 "You should have seen the Kalamazoo and Grand rivers in the 1920s. There were great the landlords. They contend that there is nothing wrong with the agreement since the Lansing, the author of landlord - tenant legislation, said that if the court choses to the type after Labor Day. C-14-7-31 p.m. Friday in the Union Tower chunks of sludge floating in tenant knows the terms of the interpret the law to read that aoSbroae Room. them. agreement. "Lots such cleaning fees are allowable THESES, papers, general typing. of landlords don't then he will introduce further CYCLE Guaranteed work. Call Carolyn, Fighting and archery practice by "The Red Cedar was bad, charge these cleaning fees," legislation to outlaw them. 210 ABBOTT 332-5574. 21-8-23 the Society for Creative too. At that time most cities in one attorney said. "So the "A lawless situation existed 332 4081 Anachronism will be held at 2 p.m. Michigan, incliding East tenant always has the option of between landlord and tenant Saturday in the field archery range west of Jenison Fieldhouse. Lansing and the University, before this law was enacted. Guaranteed NEED A paper typed? Fast aervice. renting from them since there Call 351-6239. 5-7-10 Mere dumping raw sewage into is no shortage of We wanted to close the "nd ,,CyCl*d the rivers," he continued. housing." gaps Duplicate bridge - all bridge The landlords' and set counsel guidelines so players welcome at 7:15 p.m. today "Every summer the Red Cedar in the Union Green Room. argued consistently that the unscrupulous persons could SN photo/John Martell in the area of the Kalamazoo not take d all B|kes Repaired legislature would have provided advantage of others," "»oi« within | Transportation ]j$] Test your driving skill at the MSU Sports Car Club's Autocross. Walter Mailman in hit laboratory at MSU it working on a Street bridge would start to stink. There's a golf course rules for the cleaning fees had it meant them to be regulated. Nelson said. "We thought hrs. new tett to detect tuberculotit. He hat been at the we had covered Runs hegin at 12 noon Saturday, right there, and i used to joke "There is nothing cleaning fees in the bill by INTERESTED IN hitching througl (in case of rain, Sunday) in Parking University since 1917, when he conducted research dealing that i could take my golf ball, Canada between term*? Cal lot Y, at the corner of Mt. Hope with chlorination of water used in reprehensible about a landlord defining how a damage deposit Rhia, 353-0392.1-7-10 Road and Farm Lane. swimming pools. dip it in the river and locate it trying to do business and make could be used," he said. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July iq, Dance work teach grace By JIM KEEGSTRA The annual gathering also State News Staff Writer includes a week long teachers' - seminar which begins Saturday. Rolling piano music floats from the Union ballroom. Two guest artists along with teachers from the council's The sound of feet sweeping executive board are instructing across the hardwood floor adds the three classes of students. a rythmic undercurrent. The music breaks off One, Richard Englund, is suddenly, interrupted by the pictured on the upper right and lower left. Englund directs the penetrating voice of a ballet Ballet Repertory Company. teacher, exhorting some 40 to The other guest is Margaret 60 young students to leap higher, bend farther and Marsh, a former student of stretch taut muscles still more. Maestro Enrico Cecchetti. The music lilts from the Selected students taught by upright once more, but this Englund will give a public time the demanding voice performance at 7:30 p.m. July 16 in the Auditorium. accompanies, punctuated by the creak of white leather For now though, the girls with tied - up hair stand in slippers. Beginning last Monday and straight lines staring at the teacher. Leotards of black, continuing to July 19, about 190 dancers will study the dark blue or maroon fill the Cecchetti ballet method in ballroom. Salmon and white tights daily technical classes and evening workshops. move together in beautiful The two - week national symmetry until the conference of the Cecchetti obviousness of a misplaced, out - of time leg breaks the spell. - Council of America — headquartered in Detroit — has been held at MSU for the past SN PHOTOS 10 years. DAVE OLDS for comfortable ricoh Gigantic Shoe Clearance family camping If you and your family want to enjoy Special Grouping Ladies Shoes, summer the weekends or your vacation in out-of-doors, we have the most Clogs, Sandals Values to $25.00 complete selection of gear and goods for your trip. M000 to $1497 Here and now: Mens Famous Brand Name Shoes Everything about it says "high priced," except the price. Amazing how many features we've packed and Boots, dress and casual into this little black-and-chrome box. 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