Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 House panel to debate case tor Nixon ouster WASHINGTON (AP) - maneuvering within the House Judiciary Committee increased Tuesday as the Partisan panel Rodino's announcement of the proposed articles of impeachment brought immediate protests from the Republican conduct as president from office. Thursday the grounds for removal of The proposed articles the staff a Ellsberg operation," a term some members interpreted as meaning the 1971 break - in moved closer to beginning debate on minority that the staff plans to offer only plans to at the office of Dr. Lewis Fielding, Daniel offer on Thursday are expected to be proposed articles of impeachment. arguments supporting the impeachment of Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D - N. broad - based allegations focusing on the But under questioning on Tuesday, J., President Nixon rather than announced that the impeachment any of the Watergate cover • up, attempted misuse of Colson reportedly said he understood the inquiry case against impeachment. government staff will present proposed articles of The committee scheduled its second agencies, violations of term to mean the formation of the White impeachment to the committee at closed political contribution laws, domestic House special investigations unit known as night session in two days Tuesday in an surveillance activities and the President's briefings on Thursday and Friday. effort to complete taking the plumbers. Rodino said he hopes the committee testimony, the income tax problems. Colson also reportedly denied that he last step in the will complete the debate and vote on evidentiary phase of its In each case it would be alleged that the inquiry. President articles of impeachment by the end of Charles W. Colson, former White House was a willing and knowledgeable next week. Open sessions for the debate participant in the activities, if not from special counsel, spent 10 hours testifying their inception, at least from the time he are scheduled to start on Monday. in closed session on The Democrats, who hold a 21 to 17 Monday and several learned of them from his staff. more hours testifying on Tuesday. St. Q air based his defense on the lack of majority on the committee, hope to The final witness was Herbert W. attract up evidence directly linking Nixon to a to five Republican votes for Kalmbach, former personal attorney and criminal act such as ordering impeachment. payment of campaign fund raiser for the President. hush money to the original Meanwhile, the committee released a The last step before consideration of Watergate volume of documents defendants. dealing with alleged articles of impeachment begins is the St. Clair maintains that the efforts by the Nixon administration to presentation of an oral summation and Watergate cover - up activities were carried have the Internal Revenue Service harass legal brief by James D. St. Clair, the on without Nixon's knowledge. President Nixon's enemies or protect his President's impeachment defense lawyer. The White House lawyer continued that friends. It was clear from interviews with theme in his According to the documents, the IRS committee members and staff sources that questioning of Colson on was under almost constant pressure from the proposed articles of the Tuesday. the impeachment Colson had created some confusion White House and knuckled under would reject the White House argument within the committee on Monday when he occasionally to White House demands. that the Constitution requires criminal said he thought Nixon was aware of "the Makarios in Malta; junta ever CHARLESCOLSON discussed offering executive clemency to Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. with either the President or with keeps control in Cyprus; Hunt's lawyer, William O. Bittman. In a related development,California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke was described Tuesday at his Washington, D. C. perjury trial as "an honest, over • cooperative human being" who makes mistakes but never new government formed lies."He'll make mistakes here in the SN photo/John Martell courtroom; he'll make mistakes under Democratic congressional candidate Charles P. Larrowe oath, but he doesn't lie," defense attorney Jf mes E. Cox told jurors pauses in front of city hall Tuesday afternoon before Archbishop Makarios, the deposed enosis in broadcasts, saying the new during opening were reported armed only with machine arguments. turning over between 1,500 and 2,000 absentee ballots. president of Cyprus, arrived Tuesday night regime would steer an independent course. guns and light weapons. Even priests had But prosecutor Richard Davis said in a on the island of Malta and was reported Anything looking like a threat to the been seen carrying guns, the report said. 25 • minute statement that Reinecke ready to fly to the United Nations, where Turkish minority on Cyprus could bring a Gunfire was reported Tuesday in "deliberately lied" to the Senate Judiciary Larrowe hands over the Security Council was discuss the overthrow of his regime. Cyprus' ambassador to the United meeting to Greek Turkish military clash. That would • leave the United States and its partners in a difficult situation since Greece and Nicosia, where tanks ringed the fire - gutted presidential palace. Sectors of the capital were littered with war debris. A Committee in 1972 about when he first talked to then — Atty. Gen. John Mitchell about an International Telephone* & Nations, Zenon Rossides, said he wanted Turkey form the easternmost flank of [absentee applications few private cars lurched in gutters, their the council to call for an immediate cease - NATO. They also border on the Soviet Telegraph Corp. pledge to help bring the windshields shattered by bullets. Soviet - Republican National Convention to San fire and recognize Makarios as the orbit, and Moscow already regards the made, T34 tanks of the National Guard Diego. legitimate, elected head of the Greek military junta, believed in sympathy blocked road junctions and surrounded Davis said he would prove that government. with the coup, as an enemy. the central post office, Nicosia Airport, By JUNE E.K.DELANO Reinecke discussed the matter with The Security Council meeting was State News Staff Writer Turkey called on Britain to take joint the radio station and others points Mitchell before an antitrust settlement was called by U.N. Secretary - General Kurt action in Cyprus, invoking a provision of a involved in the fiercest fighting, the pool made with ITT. Reinceck claims he Between 1,500 and 2,000 controversial absentee ballot applications were Waldheim to discuss Monday's coup, 14 - year - old agreement guaranteeing the report said. discussed the pledge only after the ITT I turned over to the East Lansing City Clerk Tuesday which raised the threat for the third time by Charles P. Larrowe, independence and sovereignty of the Troops with machine guns manned road antitrust case had been resolved. 1 candidate for the U.S. 6th Congressional District. in 10 years of armed conflict between Cyprus republic. blocks and checkpoints. U.N. soldiers and After a heated hour and a half discussion Greece and Turkey over the Mediterranean - - - early Tuesday afternoon with clerk The Turkish navy was put on alert and a few foreign diplomats and journalists BeverlyColizzi, Nick Mercuro, chairman of the Larrowe campaign, informed her he island. there were reports that at least two would return with the applications, which he and Larrowe subsequently did. More were permitted to drive through. Inside Wednesday fighting was reported Tuesday on Turkish fighting ships sailed from home Makarios' flight was another in a series I The absentee ballot applications, which were gathered spring term at the expense Cyprus. Military rebels announced the port near the Cyprus coast. Diplomatic of dramatic developments since Monday's I of the Larrowe campaign, were being held to prevent other candidates in the Aug. 6 formation of a new government and sources said the Turks also 'Students gather round the many campus 1 were preparing coup. fountains in the twilight hours to read a primaries from obtaining the names for their warned that curfew violators would be landing craft. mailing lists. Makarios disproved to the world the I Mercuro said that the Ingham County Democratic party refused to release their shot without warning. In Washington, the State Dept. again book, catch a wink or dip their toes in the claims of right ■ wing insurgents that he I list of campaign workers to the Larrowe campaign, so the campaign was protecting Waldheim told the Security Council strongly stressed its warning against any shallow waters. Page 18. was dead. He did so in a defiant call on his 1 itself in return. that developments on the island "carry the foreign intervention in the Cyprus crisis. It followers to fight on for the restoration of *Lt. Gov. James Brickley's son, James The Democrats serious risk of threat to international did not spell out what it would regard as a say that their lists are available to any Democratic candidate who his is willing to come in to legally elected government. Thomas, is out on bail after being arrested their headquarters and do their mailing there, but that they peace and security." foreign intervention. Then he asked for and got sanctuary will not release the list The coup was the work of the 10,000 - for sale of marijuana. Page 3. per se. A pooled news dispatch from Nicosia from the British in one of their two bases During the past six weeks, there has been considerable debate between workers man national guard, the army of Cyprus, said Cyprus navy gunboats and army tanks on Cyprus. for Larrowe and M. Robert and its 650 officers from the Greek Army. had taken Makarios' stronghold of Paphos. *A London doctor reports that three test Carr, also a candidate for the congressional seat, over Next, the British government urged the Makarios last week accused the Greek tube babies are alive and well. His propriety of Larrowe holding the applications. Makarios made three broadcasts from Greece to pull out the contingent of 650 The issue which officers — and the ruling military junta in Paphos over a clandestine radio before colleagues disagree. Page 3. finally brought their release, however, was the question of army officers who led the 10,000 • strong I whether Colizzi could process the Athens — of a plot to assassinate or leaving the island. large number of applications in time for the national guard that carried out the V0'€K to receive and return their ballots. overthrow him as a prelude to enosis, or Paphos, about 60 miles southwest of uprising. *The Michigan AFL - CIO wants to avoid union with Greece. Nicosia, was held by hundreds of armed (continued on page 17) J The guard claimed to be "in full control making primary endorsements even The rebels have made no mention of civilians and pro - Makarios police, who of the situation-" though the locals are doing so. Page 15. Small recall group faces uphill fight for supporters By MARY ANNE FLOOD circulation and to perhaps hear from some of the opposition, ■ ~ State News Staff Writer Massoglia said. L ,e reca" Most of these same political observers have expressed campaign recently launched against Mayor Wilbur ov« and reservations about the drive. Some, such as Councilman George Councilwoman Mary Sharp seems to be scaling a Griffiths, have displayed a general dislike for recall drives and the ■ihJiV ■ PMaimed P** ^lan m'8ht have been anticipated in the group's self uphill climb. negative results they reap. T e recall group - Citizens to Recall Sharp and Brookover - "I've been left with a bad taste from recall elections in the past; it just leaves me cold," Griffiths has said. ,5- 0rmed the day 17 trees were cut down at the Michigan Others, believe that a recall may draw angry conservative - \! son ^ intersection on June 15. This incident minded voters from the woodwork who may hurt the chances of i. f M the stniw that broke the camel's back. liberal - minded candidates in the November general election. °ximate'y 24 people now comprise the core of the recall Mayor Brookover said that he has seen no indication that voter IMfcsniaCCOrding to P°UP spokesman Charles Massoglia. sentiment has turned against elected officials like himself and tizens r Sa'd ttlat ®hout half of the group was involved in Sharp since Sharp was overwhelmingly elected eight months ago. utni> i..' Liveable City, the group that took East Lansing to "Her views were clearly known on Michigan - Harrison at that I When 439°° 355-3447 Multiple sentences of more than 60 years each are .Photographic 355-8311 considered as one sentence for parole purposes. French form cabinet for women France created a cabinet - level department to look Tuesday after the status of women. Named as its first head was a woman magazine publisher who says she Capture the on with the purchase of Mktor lenses rejects the notion of sexual equality. President Valery Giscard d'Estaing Francoise Giroud, 57, to head a department with "la condition feminine," the problems of women appointed in a society oriented by law and tradition toward men. dealing sparkling, refreshing aire of the cool $20. Nikon or Nikkormat Limited time only! The offer Firoud, is publisher of the weekly news magazine We will give you an additional L'Express, the country's largest. She has said that mountain $20 off our regular selling price on a new Nikkor lens when you buy a new Nikon or though she strives to secure the same rights for women Nikkormat camera with one lens. OFF You can choose any one of 38 Nikkors that men have in French society, she rejects the word equality because she believes in a "specific feminine springtime (all except the three normal lenses). physiology." Nikkormat Black Body! Detroit killings pass 400 50 mm F2.0 LENS The number of homicides in Detroit this year passed List $409.50 the 400 mark during the weekend, putting the city some 19 ahead of the record pace of 1973. Three slayings occurred this past weekend, upping the city's homicide count to 402. Some 383 slayings had been recorded in the city by the same time last year, when Detroit witnessed 751 homicides. 'MmmidA IN ALL SHAPES-SIZES & STYLES Ethiopian official surrenders $300 % ct. diamond solitaire Ethiopian Defense Minister Lt. Gen. Abebe Abiy was $780 % $149 ct. diamond solitaire detained Tuesday by the country's armed forces who $1950 1 ct. diamond solitaire $390 had arrested 60 other prominent officials in the last 18 $369 Diamond Wedding Ring $184.50 days. A brief announcement by the Armed Forces Committee over the government radio said Abiy gave EXPERT Watch & Jewelry repairs and engraving himself up after being ordered to do so by July 21 oj face arrest. The announcement did not say how the order was LEONARD passed on to Abiy who had not been seen in public since Mon. & Fri. June 29 when troops took control of Addis Ababa and 9:30 to 9 p.m. began arresting prominent officials, including members Tum., Wad., ThUra., Sat. Whotonl* Uittributorj of the royal family, crown councillors, advisers to 9:30 to 6:30 p.m. 9 N. Wwhlngton Aw. Emperor Haile Selassie, clergymen and civil servants. Evanings, Sat. sun- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 17, 1974 3 MEDICAL EXPERTS Test tube FROM WIRE SERVICES A major conceptions doubted difficulty in the for five years on the LONDON - A British problems authenticated,'' Steptoe said, into an immediate state of technique has been the loss of of fertilizing eggs outside the referring to the Bevis claim, "it doctor's claim that babies were the anxiety," he added. fertilized egg, which is womb. He has conducted could be very conceived in test tubes and usually flushed out with the distressing for then placed in their mothers' experiments at Oldham the patients." The normal courtesies in lining of the womb during General Hospital wombs raised confusion and menstruation. Bevis said that involving British medical research some 200 women unable to doubt in British medical circles this problem had not been "Thousands of childless stipulate that any major have children. Tuesday. solved. women who are waiting for the development is announced by Dr. Douglas Bevis, a moment when this work can be those responsible for it, when professor of ''If this is not made possible will be obstetrics and "It is a matter of plunged they are ready to talk. luck," he gynecology at the University of said. "So many (procedures) Leeds, said Monday three have been babies had been conceived in attempted that by the law of this averages some have way, one of them in come Britain. through." These would be the first The discount Gunningham's b'rths from fertilization of Leading British geneticists said human ova outside the Monday that only two In the procedure, the body. doctors in Britain had sufficient experience to have store where unfertilized egg is put in nutrient solution sperm have been to which a carried out the successful operations. However, both men your dollar added, with Dr. Patrick ~ Steptoe of the fertilized returned to the egg being Oldham in Lancashire and Dr. buys more! * * seven to 10 days. body after Bevis reported the test - tube Robert Edwards of the physiological laboratory at Cambridge University — said conceptions at the annual they knew scientific meeting of the British nothing of the births. Medical Assn. at Hull, in Yorkshire. Both expressed doubts and Bevis personally was not concern about the claim, which involved in the three cases, but could eventually benefit claimed knowledge of them. women unable to have children He refused to give the names of because of blocked fallopian the doctors, tubes. parents or children involved. Steptoe said, "I am Since he made the claim no astounded that Prof. Bevis other scientist has come should have made this forward to corroborate it. He statement. As far as I know no These stilted clowns are among many performers at secretary said Bevis was back at one in this country or a new family entertainment center at work in Leeds, inundated with Dream Street Jackson, N J. anywhere else has yet telephone calls and refusing to succeeded in this talk to the press. technique." Steptoe has been working t. Gov.'s son charged By PAUL VARIAN Using - the - He said his son would remain behind bars "at least Playtime Bar not family's rural far from the Dimondale before Eaton County Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Hansen. professional help in the past Multiple Position [year • old son of Lt. Gov. for tonight." and Chaise Lounge home. The other two youths we continue to want to H. Brickley The younger Brickley was Bond was set at $1,000 and a \ti was arrested were later help him when and if he is released without ke parking lot of a Lansing - released from jail Tuesday 24 being charged. pre - trial examination was ready to come to grips with his scheduled for July 26 at 11 i tavern Monday after hours after his arrest when a The transaction with the problem," a visibly shaken A 99 . a.m. y selling three ounces friend posted bond. narcotics agent, a member of Brickley said. „ Made of heavyweight tubular vinyl His father, an opponent of No. DlUz juana to an undercover The $1,000 cash surety the Tri • County Metro "The legal problems he has for long-lasting durability, yet is Squad, marijuana legalization, said he REG. 14.88 [otics agent. bond was posted by Tim allegedly involved three ounces and his wife now are the result of actions soft and comfy. Folds easily. t boy, James Thomas Lantz, a friend who works with of marijuana with an estimated Marianne have about which he has been [ley, was jailed on a felony the younger Brickley at the suspected their son was warned several times," street value of $60. Brickley • at carries year a maximum prison term on Hospitality Inn in Lansing, according to Eaton County six Brickley, second children, was oldest of arraigned involved with some time. marijuana for said. "So his mother and I have taken the position that he will Picnic Beach His "We have afforded him have to take the n. father, a former Sheriff A. Eugene Hoag. consequences." agent and U.S. Attorney, tied to immediately post In an contained emotion atmosphere of after he received the news, shortly Jug REG. 2.77 Ball REG. 294 er visiting his son at the Brickley had earlier told in County Jail in nearby klotte, Brickley told a pan, "With me being in ic office, I suppose reporters in his state capitol office his son "will have to take the consequences of his |88 *30c my actions." lid ren have special The younger Brickley and Citronella Men's Accommodations-- Wages. But this time they two companions were arrested pit named in the parking lot behind the iPf! Candle REG. 594 51 & Slippers REG. 694 in the Hilton Tradition rate energy for business 37c iU 549 44°■ I IaNSING (upi) - Now that the state's Emergency Energy for pleasure Ihasexpired. Gov. Milliken has officially designated the Public [ice Commission (PSC) as the agency responsible for Mobil Diamond pinating energy supply and demand. liken signed an executive puity in the administration of the federal Weum Product Allocation order intended to guarantee Mandatory Oil 10w30 Foil Program in REG. 594 Michigan, HILTON INN-LANSING REG. 254 r orn! I l„.„IP:,n State News, East Lansing, Michigan ^V, KOAJ WAMTS TO Wednesday, July 17, 1974 5 r?V\/ I I i t| a 90 day cruise on the SS - know the food is France? I Henry any country close to Cannes where I can Congress eight years ago, the succession must be insured until this matter is resolved. Watergate Personally, I feel 12 years of Watergate is enough - I would like nothing better than to see the 1976 election held tomorrow, and the 1980 race announce newspaper with the tonight the closing of our last - the Washington Superstar — hope that its 300,000,000 subscribers will find solace in my decision to increase presidential press conferences security interests that prompted take that action. me to "The fact that Pat has given me no sons, coupled with the loss of my grandsons, has raised the delicious, Henry, but prospect of a disrupted Isident Nixon's game plan for the how do I justify taking a cruise at that stop off for a rest? That's a perfect idea. The .... Spain? .... on Friday. from two to three per year. Ron will join succession. To ward off this possibility, I fcer is to stay out of Washington as time? To visit Hong Kong and Spanish have "But those who are fated to lead must me for the first two. I will face the camera have secretly married Patricia Hearst, I he can. After the Middle East and .... always liked me and I think Franco will go alone for the third when Ron is whom I met when she was as encourage trade with the United States? be resigned to their lot. For the sake of bartending at ■ Soviet Union he all out to see we have a went to Key • good reception .. . . Ron says it will play in Peoria .. the presidency I must inhabit all the White vacationing. the 10th Annual Tricia's Masked Ball at To make sure, I'll give him a fleet of lvne. Then he stopped in Washington "Incidentally, I . happy to . What do I do after the cruise? Houses against my strongest inclinations. am announce her San Clemente hideaway Saturday. You ted the dog and went out to San want me to climb Mount Everest? .... helicopters .... " Worse still, at a time when I'd prefer to be that White House economists predict "Now we have to think about next inflation for the coming year will be in the "One must judge individuals upon their ■ente. "Let me ask you this, an honest tax payer, the proliferation of ■tcr San Clemente he expects to go to Henry. "Why summer.... Russia? We can't do it? range of 250 to 400 per cent. Of course, own virtues. When I take Miss Hearts's would I want to climb Mount Everest? It's Brezhnev's turn to visit the United presidential appers is burdening me with T. After Japan it's anybody's guess. To be the first President of the ... United unsought riches from the reorganized IRH 20 per cent unemployment is the sacrifice exemplary record with the CIA under States? . Jlon. get me Henry on the phone." States ever to hold a summit talk on a .... Does that mean I have to (Into Richard's Hands). we must bear for this stability. consideration — which includes knocking Kes sir, Mr. President .... Henry's in summit? I like it All right, we're come back to Washington next summer? . "Yet there are some — I name no names "I categorically deny reports that off four Kennedys and shooting down the T de Janeiro watching the World into the spring .... . . . Oh, Henry, is there any way we can — who insist on showering your President inflation hit 600 per cent during the House majority leader just before Congress What do I do then? was dissolved - I know she'll lipion Wrestling Matches." .. a get out of it? ... . Maybe we could leave note for him and tell him Pat and I had to with malacious subpenas even in these previous year. If inflation was high, I'd let you know. Trust me. Peoria. play in Hell, get him for me anyway " troubled times. When their subpenas are Here he is, Mr. President." go to Peking .... You don't think that "I would like to conclude with a few "Justice Burger has agreed to would work? All right, I'll come back impounded for the good of the country, words about the presidency. As you know, predate Henry, this is the President. Have you they write a book and subpena the my divorce to Friday night so everything's I any more thought to where I can go I go back to for the meeting, but he'd better make it subpenas. I broke up with Pat last week when she on the up • and - up. I hope my full ■ Japan? . • • • Hmm, you think New . . Washington? What on short. "The resulting paper shortage has made got jealous over villainous reports that I disclosure upon this matter will earth for? Henry, you know I hate "Look, this call is had open^up a >a?. No, I've never been to New costing money it necessary presented jewelry to a young waitress. new era of national confidence. • • ■ Washington Well, wouldn't you hate When will I .... for me to sorrowfully I can now disclose to you the national ■ea. I'd like that very much Shall .... see you? .... After the World "Thank you and good night." Kffer them a nuclear reactor? You Washington if they were saying all those Wrestling Championships, you're going to terrible things about you? Spoleto for the concerts? li they'd settle for a plain kerosene .... They're .... I see, and irator ? Good, I'll order one up saying them about you, too? .... I know, then the horse show in Ireland? .... .. Henry, I'm sorry .... Okay, you think I Right, I got you ... . And then the should go back to Washington for a Tunisian o we go to New Guinea .... week, tennis finals, and after just so people will feel I'm working/on the that you're going to the re else?. • Borneo? .... Why am I dog sled races in domestic problems of the country Alaska? You have o Borneo? .... SALT talks .... I .... .... a pretty exciting But I'm warning you, Henry, I'm not summer ahead of you I Borneo has the best salt mines in the .... Listen, ifyou're ■ East... You figure if we can't make going to stay for the weekend. ever in Washington I'll give ■ you my "Where do I go after the week in number I may not be here but the ■ALT treaty with the Soviet Union we .... ■ make It's one with Indonesia? using the old head, Henry |v. that takes me into September. What .... .... Washington? me on . . that's too bad .... You think you can get the Film Festival jury in Cannes? Will they be showing 'Patton"?.... Oh, .... No, don't refuse it... .. answering service will always know where I am ... . Yes, I'll tell Nancy you're fine. Goodby, Henry, and don't forget to write." WEATHEMNE What's that? I could take Shnn for nil wisons .... . I'll take Pat and the kids .... Is there Copyright 1974 Edith had refused to marry him because he 'Why don't you go on a diet'"suggested a friend. "You can't have your cake IT'S EXCITING WHEN ' Y0UYE WRITTEN SOME THINS THAT YOU KNOW 15 600p! 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Workers J cosponsor of the House strip sponsor of the bill, said he will union leaders i CHICAGO (AP) - Max Moskowitz celebrated his 103rd mining bill Tuesday proposed a propose instead a revolving "Frankly, I believe its time for the administration to put producing from tw states Jl birthday by taking a slug of bourbon whisky, holding his arms abandoned mine reclamation number of changes in the bill aloft like the winning prize fighter he once was and declaring: in what he said was a last ditch fund to be primed with a direct it's cards on the table," Ruppe measure will result s- "I love this wonderful world that God created I've had a said. shutting down of manvl l . . . win Nixon $125 million appropriation lot of pleasure here and I tell Him so when I pray each day." A party was thrown for Moskowitz Monday at a nursing home attempt to administration support. from the Treasury. "It Is time for them to state miners out of work. J, 'J Rep. Philip Ruppe, R - their position on strip mining and he received a half gallon of whisky from the director, A1 Other changes in the bill Houghton, told a news control and reclamation." Mendelovictz. conference one of four proposed by Ruppe include He said that even if the "He drinks between two and three fifths a week," new guidelines on mountaintop amendments he will offer on administration doesn't change Mendelovictz said. "Doesn't seem to faze him." the legislation due for floor strip mining, new standards for Max said he was one of three boxers who fought professionally restoring land to its its past position and support debate Tuesday would delete a the bill, "at least they should under the name Kid McCoy. controversial severance tax on approximate original contours be neutral on it." Brandishing a pair of old boxing gloves, Max said he had about after strip mining and coal. Opposition of the Nixon 14 professional fights. elimination of a requirement The-tax, amounting to adminstration has been viewed "The one that I remember best/' recalled the 133 - pounder, that land reclamation must be about 30 cents per ton, would by sponsors as one of the main "was with bantamweight Joe Gans. We went 25 rounds to a draw deemed "economically go into a fund for restoring and obstacles to passage of the bill. in 1903." feasible" before strip mining revegetating abandoned strip be authorized. Max has many friends but no living relatives. He especially likes mining sites. The coal industry can ABSOLUTELY NO ONE UNDER IB ADMITTED Charlotte August, who is in her late 70s and wants to be called and the administration have Ruppe said, however, the Ms. amendments should meet key opposed the fee, claiming it 'A high quality "I knew her father and I used to bounce her on my knee when will result in higher coal prices objections to the bill voiced by "One of the very best she was a baby," smiled Max, •tKualpocko^ ftjl His outlook on life? ENDS THURS. Open 6:45 PM 'THE TWELVE CHAIRS" films of theyear. LWMt| AP wirephoto "Everything else could go," he said, "but there are five things Shown at 7:00 • 10:00 Great for couples." Still a winner at 103, Max Moskowitz reminisces on his that we always will have with us - the sky, the earth, the sunshine, the sunset and breath." birthday at a Chicago nursing home. 2is A»on «o. - OOWWTOWi Starts FRIDAY! 2 BRANDO GREATS Removal of Dalkon Shield advised SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT after IUD tied to deaths, infections <^tL By MELISSA PAYTON State News Staff Writer The Health. Education, and Welfare (HEW) instructed more than 3,000 federally funded family months. The health center would take similar action on any drug or device being The shield is more effective, "is retained well with fewer side effects like cramps or i- <}>ahs University Health Center has stopped inserting Dalkon Shield intra uterine planning clinics to stop inserting Dalkon Shields in checked out by the FDA, he said. bleeding, and it is easier to insert and remove," he said. a Streetcar yarned Desire • patients. The HEW memo also The two other common IUD Because loops and coils are contraceptive devices (IUDs) in recommended removal of the brands, Ortho Pharmaceutical's "problematic," Feurig said, patients. It is also advising device "if patients come in to Lippes Loops, and Julius health center physicians would Marlon Brando - Vivien Leigh women who are currently consult with their physician or Schmid's Saf - T ■ Coil, do not recommend to the patients wearing Dalkon Shields to have for routine appointments." have the advantages of another type of contraceptive, them removed and shift to Dalkon Shield, Feurig said. the such as birth control pills. CUOlS- _ Open at 1 PM But in an apparent conflict, | LAST DAY... at birth control pills. the FDA said recently that its UEEQ ' 1:30 3:30-5:30 - s x Health center director James advice to doctors is not to 7:30-9:30 (CM$1-00 "JOHNNY TOUGH" (G)^ S. Feurig said the center quit prescribing the devices last remove Dalkon Shields from women wearing them pineknob I mu/1< Feurig said the health center has no statistics on the number PASSPORT All tickets and vouchers COLUMBIA PICTURES Pres ; > A KATSU Production In Cooperation With TOHO COMPANY LTD, /GRIG/ of MSU women who were Mi APPLICATION held from July 14 at michigan slat* university fitted with the shield, the most PHOTOS will be honored. commonly before prescribed the FDA IUD, U 00 for 2 >• DIRECTOR'S announcement. Si* For refund information T^[o weeks ago, the Dept. of call: 313-647-7790 TODAY OPEN 1:15 PM CHOICE Shows 1:30 - 3:30 5:25 - 7:20 - 9:20 - Summer '74 THURS. & FRI. shows 7:20 - 9:20 FESTIVAL OF ' INTERNATIONAL COMEDY Birmingham | Northland | Tel-Twelve Mall Pontiac Mall I Universal Mall I Westborn Woodward & John R| Wonderland I Seven Grand | Eastland Michigan & Schaefer 1 Woodward & Grand Blvd. dolttothecjAas Technicolor® NEXT! GEORGE C. SCOTT in "BANK SHOT" the tall blond man with MaocV y/roo©^^ ward* COOL Ml one black shoe tMllLfig pnipni.ihMtmMi mi 7:10-9:15 PM Buggings, break-ins, and Watergate-style shenanigans are the objects of timely satire In this hilarious farce S&S"-- TECHNICOLOR' • PRINTS BY OE LUXE' as a young violinist unknowingly becomes the decoy in a cut-throat battle between political spies. They THE THREE MUSKETEERS ^J-SSL turn his life into total the tall blond man mayhem; but, through it all, remains a naive and lovable mo¬ dern-day Buster Keaton, narrowly escaping peril at Starts Friday: every turn. "This is one of the funniest movies within He'll blow recent memory," writes Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times, "it's so crammed with funny your mind moments it's impossible to pick a favorite." as the (French, 1973, color, 88 min., English subtitles) man from Thursday, July 18 Chicago... at 7:00 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. in Fairchild Theatre "GSss&z •unused punches on the Series Ticket may be used to bring in a friend Ti-IE MOOD, in"99 AND 44/100% DEAD!" PANAV1SI0N* COIDR BY DELUDE* Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 17, 1974 7 Nation struck Michigan State University by labor trouble e Department of Theatre SUMMER CIRCLE associated prkss "They're sleeping, working, mechanics' base FREE FESTIVAL Ohio mental sleeping, working on pay from commuters have shifted to I. W. Abel, president of the Doctors a $6.60 to $7.60 26 over a Negotiations continued ! hospitals took over for striking schedule like that," said • cars, causing massive tieups on United Steelworkers, predicted Ray month period, but had stalled between the Communications William Shakespeare's Bewley, a spokesman for the the Bay bridge and routes orderlies, sanitation workers over fringe benefits. at a news conference Tuesday Workers of America and other "sensual" comedy n Baltimore began cleaning up Dept. of Mental Health and leading to it. that the pattern of strikes Mechanics strike unions with Bell Telephone on Retardation. "They're just Mining protest , left by a two - week lhe mess kind of bearing I he airline, which operates In eastern Ohio, more than would subside. nationwide contracts covering strike, and air travelers found up under the 155 flights daily to 45 nearly 750,000 workers. Thirty situation." 2,000 coal miners walked off other flights as labor disputes American cities and "Most of the major • three Bell contracts expire at London, the job to protest the United continued Tuesday. The state reported that some said it would not accept Mine Workers' support of a negotiations are behind us and midnight Wednesday, but no Among the almost 600 patients had been reservations for flights the pattern of settlement has strike vote has been called and sent home to through proposed federal bill been set," he said. "Bargaining JULY 17-20 8:30 p.m. strikes against a variety of reduce the Thursday, but few travelers sources indicated that both workload, and establishing controls over strip industries and public agencies Bewley complained: "They appeared inconvenienced. should be more peaceful." sides are near agreement. KRESGE COURT shouldn't take their labor bpot checks at airports showed mining. The miners said they FREE Wt after the Denotes Unreserved Lown 50W> ^ resignation of a because of lavish campaign I close political ally, Shigeru spending from contributions sovo00' lHori, 4 5 6 7 8 director of the by executives. The , 9 10 I Administrative Management Filmed in color & personally narrated by But despite the big spending Feitlval of Mulle I Agency. Deputy Prime Minister and Tanaka's all • out efforts, Walter S. Dodson CHET ATKINS BLOOD, SWEAT I Takeo Miki resigned Friday. FLOYD CRAMER SMOTHERS EARTH, WIND I FIRE fc TEARS JONI MITCHELL TO BE the Liberal • Democrats TO BE BOOTS RANDOLPH BROTHERS ANNOUNCED ANNOUNCED Tanaka immediately dropped eight critical seats. ($6. $4') ($6. $4*) ($6. $4*) ($6, $4') ! / ($7, $5') I appointed Minister Masayoshi Observers speculate that the 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. I Ohira to Fukuda's old job as three cabinet ministers resigned I finance minister while Toshio to weaken Tanaka's power in 11 j , 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 Kimura was named foreign anticipation of the Liberal - EDDIE KENDRICKS THREE DOG THREE DOG ARL0 L0GGINS I 5th 5th I minister. Kichizo Hosoda was Democrats' convention next & the Ohio Players NIGHT NIGHT GUTHRIE MESSINA DIMENSION DIMENSION I appointed head of the July. ($7, $5') ($7, $5*) ($7, $5*) ($6. $4*) ($6. $4*) ($7, $5') ($7, $5') L, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 SERGIO MENDES LAWRENCE WELK & BRASIL '77 TWO GENERATIONS TO BE F0GHAT OF BRUBECK GEORGE CARLIN TODO RUNDGREN ANNOUNCED ($7, $5*) ($6, $4') ($6, $4*) ($6, $4*1 ($6.50. $4.50') ($6. $4*) 2:00 p.m. & 8:30 p.m 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 THE SPINNERS I 'rom the people who gave you "The Jazz Singer"! & CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO JOSE FELICIAN0 TO BE II Twi titt Hr. 5:00 5:30/ $1.25 H TO BE ($6. $41 7:30 p.m. sO^Op.m. «<><#> sOTji) p.m. sPVjU p.m. SP jU p.m. ANNOUNCED ANNOUNCED SEPT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TO BE THE THE ANNOUNCED ELLA FITZGERALD ELLA FITZGERALD ELLA FITZGERALD ELLA FITZGERALD BEACH BOYS BEACH BOYS B. HENRY MANCINI I HENRY MANCINI t HENRY MANCINI I HENRY MANCINI Quebec; ($7, $5*) 7:30 p.m. ($7, $5*) 7:30 p.m. ($7, $5') 8:30 p.m. ($7, $5*) 8:30 p.m. i ($7. $5*) 8:30 p.m. ($7, $5*) 8:30 p.m. ELLA La Belle Province FITZ6ERALD & HENRY MANCINI 8 TO BE ANNOUNCEO TO BE ANNOUNCED TO BE ANNOUNCED TO BE ANNOUNCED TO BE TONY ORLANDO 14 t DAWN ANNOUNCEO ($7, $5*) 7:30 p.m. ($6, $4') 8:00 p.m. French Canada is four times as large as France 1 and is, indeed, "a country within a country." 15 EISLEY BROTHERS This is a personally conducted tour of the entire province, from spring in Montreal ("The Paris ($7, $5') 7:30 p.m. ■■■For information call-(MS)647-7790"" of North America") to the fabulous Winter Car¬ nival in Quebec City. Wander through the Lau- rentian Mountains and take the 450-mile "belt- .Please enclose a check or money order made payable to PINE KNOB MUSIC 7-"l UHEATRE, along with self-addressed, stamped, zip-coded envelope for the safe a RETURN COUPON TO: road" tour of the Gaspe Peninsula. return of your tickets. (No orders filled without this envelope.) I PINE KNOB MUSIC THEATRE I PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY Wednesday, July 17, at 8:00 p.m. BOX P1033 in the University Auditorium BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 480121 ROOCERS- HAMMERSTEIN'S j Adults: $1 .bO, at the door only for further information call HCKRTWISE . Children under 12 admitted at half-price MSU Students free with validated I D OFFICE PHONE_ (313) 647-7790 Name of Attraction(s) Price B, lLawn ..n Tnt.l 101,1 For 0ffice Use (do not write in this space) CLINT EASTWOOD. THUNDERBOLT and LIGHTFOOr $_ 2:00 -5:00 7.15-9:30 Total Amount Enclosed: $_ s^VE$$$$save$$$$save$s$$save$$$$save$$$$save$$$$save$$s$saves$$$save$$$$save$$$$save$$$$wave$$!w | ^hepards... SIDEWALK SALE IT'S ALL OUT THURSDAY & FRIDAY EAST LANSING STORE ONLY IM THE OPEN! AT THE 15th ANNU MEN'S WOMEN'S SIDEWALK Values to $32 over 500 pair values to $25 RACK AFTER RACK. TOP DI S QUALITYPL A Y DISCOUNT over 500 pair AFTER DISPLAY. M2*7 *22 2z $7W 2£ $13 MERCHANDISE AT PRICES. WOMEN'S TENNIS SHOES Super Sidewalk Group Men's and Women's values to $26 over 150 pair values to $11 only 60 pair $3*7 THURSDAY & FRIDAY 99c JULY 18 & 19 Open Thursday & Friday 'til ti 9 p.m. 317 E. Grand River Ave. s presented by CKIKA 4!Ve$$$$savd$$$$save$$$$savesss$savess$$save$$$$saves$$$save$$$$saves$$$saves$$savess$ssave$$$$sp SideWalk SideWalk Sale tudent Sale NEW TEXTBOOKS RECORDS . . . & Reference Books sale selection §^95 ^ ^95 (Large Assortment) $14' te $1498 Values to GENERAL BOOKS MSU SWEATSHIRTS, . . . most subjects racing, gardening, art, t-shirts ... I00 Up boating, antiques. . . $1°° ||p save at least 50% CHILDRENS BOOKS _ POSTERS & ART PRINTS SALE 49' up | 50% oil BOOKS all kinds what else can we say! STATIONERY ... large selection for only 25c each 50% oK Just Ride the Camp and Cross Gran MOM. thru SAT. 0:30 AM- 5:30 pm 421 E. GRAND RIVER 351-4210 lichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. July 17, 1974 9 6QDX iftU Sidewalk Sale SAVE SIDEWALK SALE on new and used UP TO 50% STEREO EQUIPMENT. SAVINGS UP TO 50% RECORDS & TAPES ON A at specially marked low prices. "You may never see records this cheap again!" LARGE SELECTION OF PARTY GOODS, GIFT ast Lansing ITEMS, STATIONERY. Sidewalk Sale SUMMER LT. WEIGHT COME ON IN AND Sport Coats BROWSE AROUND! $1Q99 RECULAR' $7nOO J7 VALUE TO /\J LINN'S rShirts 2 for *7™ [3k,* CAMERA SHOP Disc Shop 323 East Grand River 351-5380 Knits— Cut N' sewn 2 'or $9°° Pants 2 for M200 I * Jeans * Cuffs ♦ iits * Flairs Knits* 2 for $14°° en's Dress I I Knit Pants * Solid * Fancies Dacron/Wool Vi Price Jaeobson's Dress Pants 2 for J12°° Sidewalk Sale Ladies Mad Thursday & Friday ♦Tops * Pants Open Thursday & Friday Night till 9 p.m. Si- Vi Price THIRD FLOOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS SECOND FLOOR PRE-SCHOOL '/a OFF Brfj & Ends Suit-Spo - Dresses 2.50 to 5.50 Girls' Jackets s5 to M3 Summer Fashions M5-'20-'25 Boys'Suits 3.50 to s6 Girls' Tops 3.50 to $7 Coordinated Sportswear and Swimwear Pin Money and Maternity Fashions [lie Canterbury M.A.C. & Grand River Coveralls JUNIOR SIZES 2.50 to $5 Boys' Knit Shirts Boys' Slacks *2 to 3.50 s5 Designer Dresses Summer Millinery Fashions Slacks *4 to s9 PRE-TEEN up to '/a Off Tops 3.50 to $8 Dresses, Coats and Suits MANN'S Pants $4 to M 1 Bridesmaid Gowns Skirts s5 to *7 Dresses *6 to M2 •\*»* ■ ll »: t*» % Bridal Gowns (values up to S200) *35 GIRLS DEPARTMENT Skirts *2 to s5 Don't miss our great Slacks 3.50 to $6 Tops 3.50 to Ml Tops s2 to s6 Tennis Wear s8 to M2 LOWER LEVEL once-a-year bargains! Dresses s6 to s8 Pajamas 3.50 to s5 MISS J SHOP Swimwear s 1 0 to $ 1 2 Shorts 2.50 to $6 Shirts and Jackets EAST LANSING Pajamas *2 to 54 BOYS SHOP Shorts $8 to $10 *4 to M0 .Swimsuits s2 to 2.50 Cotton and Straw Hats *2 to 5 6 TOY SHOP SIDEWALK SALE Mechanical Doll (reg. $10) $5 Knit Shirts s3 to $4 MISS J SHOES Slim and Reg. Pants 3.50 to 7.50 Dress and Casual Shoes (reg. S23) Hitball (reg. $18) s9 s5 (Thursday and Friday) • Dress Shirts s2 to 3.50 J SHOP FOR YOUNG MEN Farmyard s2 Sportcoats M l to $27 Cuffed Pants 4.50 • A TRUCKLOAD OF ACCESSORIES Belts Baggy-Style Jeans 6.50 s2 to *3 CHILDREN'S SHOES QUALITY LUGGAGE Tights 1.50 Tennis Shoes 3.90 & 4.90 Long and Short-Sleeved Shirts 5.50 Lightweight Jackets 6.50 IN OUR BACK-DOOR Slippers *2 Summer Sandals s3 to s9 Belts '/2 off GARDEN FLOOR LOWER LEVEL ACCESSORIES COSMETICS KITCHEN & GIFT SHOP ['than 500 pieces of quality luggage all from regular Halters s3 to $11 Cosmetic Bags $2 .. Silver Cache-Cache Glasses (reg. 7.50) 1 • • some matched sets some one • of - a - kind 2.50 Sweaters . . ' Pullman cases, carry - ons, two suiters, tote bags, s4 to s9 Lip Caddies 1.50 Plastic Highball and Old Fashion Glasses [ cases' Many are from famous luggage names you'll Blouses s6 & $7 Pill Boxes %3 Set of 6 (reg. S10) *5 Mugs M Scarves 1.50 to $5 Mirrors{ s2 Lots of Dots Kitchen Towels Scented Soap 50e and Accessories '/3 Off Belts 1.50 to Ml Ice Bucket (reg. $15) J9 Raincoats Jaeobson's Own $8 to M8 Patio Candleholders (reg. $10) REDUCED % ' '/a • Vi Beauty Care Products 75c to $3 s5 Designer and Costume Serving Tray (reg. $8) s4 and some even more Jewelry 1.50 to M5 SHOE SALON Glass ... Floating Candleholders - Set of 3 (reg. $15)7.50 12 kt Gold Summer Sandals (reg. $22) *3 Electric Jewelry 7a Off Serving Tray (reg. $75) 44.95 • HANDBAGS Watches $24 Famous Maker Dress & Casual Shoes(reg. $23)$i8 & s9 Selected Pieces Dansk Cookware Va Off Leather DINING CENTER Bags (reg. $26) M5 • BILLFOLDS Straw Bags (reg. $ii) STATIONERY Discontinued Dinnerware Patterns '/a Off $7 Stainless Holloware '/a to '/a Off Stationery M to 4.50 • Assorted Crystal Pieces STAINLESS Vinyl Bags (reg. $12) $9 Chess & Checker Sets '/a Off Assorted Silverplate Flatware '/a Off '/a Off HOLLOWARE Small Leather Goods *3 to M5 MEN'S SHOP Tablecloths Va Off Short and Long Sleeve Dress Shirts 55 BATH & SLEEP SHOP INTIMATE APPAREL Short and Shower and Window curtains Long Sleeve up to '/a Off all at substantial Shortie Gowns Sport Shirts 5.50 Gingham Check and Patent .. $5 , .. savings. Bath Accessories up to /a Off Ties $3 Travel Robes M3 Floral Nite Lites Va Off Washable Slacks $9 Bedspreads in a variety of colors, Bras, Slips, Half-Slips $2 to $7 styles, and sizes at considerable Suits $45 Penoir Sets savings Summer White Sale '20 now in progress Sportcoats CO o Loungewear $5 • $6 • $7 All-Weather Coats s29 EAST LANSING DOWNTOWN • - 209 E. Grand River 107 E. Washington Camisoles $7 Slacks M4 Jaeobsoi is 10Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan wednesduy.jUIyn X '-h \\ MSU BOOTERY1 SIDEWALK DAYS SHOE SALE A super bargain group WOMENS SHOES & SANDALS over 400 pair values to $26.00 $^97 S^JGQ Famous brands, Bass, Sandler, Bort Carleton J MENS over 425 pair WOMENS over 900 pair 1 DEXTER, VERDE, CROSBY SANDLER, BASS SQUARE CARESSA Values to $27 .00 VALUES TO $28.00 NOW ONLY Clogs, Shoes, *10" Sandals s9" | Arnold Palmer Mens Golf Shoes only 25 pair s17" WOMENS BOOTS over 450 pair Values to $28.00 WOMENS DANIEL) NOW ONLY s5°° GREEN SLIPPERS 2 pair for s8°° Over 70 Pair $ J®® MSU BOOTERY Kr;7!T."* PARK & SHOP er .30 A.M. i« 8:.'{0 P.M. FRIDAY JULY 19. 9:30 A.M. to 5:3# P.M. Leon G is joining in the annual sales event with outstanding values . . . JEWELRY . . . GIFTS . . . PRINTS I CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING . . Everything is reduced Atleast 15% OFF OUR ENTIRE ST0( We can t sell diamonds or fine jewelry on thesidewalk, but to show t appreciation for yppr support and to participate in this big event IE ARE REDUCING EVERYTHING El THE STORE »£«««& ENTIRE STOCK ALL WALL A GROUP OF I OF DIAMONDS CLOCKS FAMOUS BRA>f AND WEDDING 40% OFF WATCHES RINGS ALL (MESS SETS WcOFF I ALL 15% OFF 40% OFF OTHERS 15% on ENTIRE STOCK TWO DAYS ONLY SILVER & PRINTS ENTIRE STOCK PEWTER FRAMED PRINTS Everything in the Store HOLLO VfAW| AND WALL At Least 15% OFF One lot DECORATIONS * slightly shopworn■ Jewelry *Wedding OFF [ * Diamonds Rings 25 OFF% ♦Pewter Gifts *Silver 50% ♦Custom Picture Framing OlIR EXPERT ENTIRE STOT CISTOM PICTURE FRAMING kSf JEWELRY and ART CENTER , STONE . ...... * garnets RINfl choose 1 law officers focused unanswered questions was who are being held in medical authorities, balked from a cellblock locker. again, Say on what Chief District - or what - enabled Frank Gorham and Jones, also facilities, where they were saying he wanted to talk to his Be cool inspite L George L. Hart vowed Gorham Jr. and Robert Jones to obtain and Nathan know as Otis D. Wilkerson, are examined, pending further mother. of the heat! Visit Vld one he" m conceal held in the double instructions from Washington. Velma Gorham was brought and restigation into how two the handgun with which they now - They were flown to the see our print art walled, maximum security phone and told her son: and ; turned the basement jumped a deputy and seized immediately to the Georgia "Please, please, give yourself imported clothing at the federal prison at Atlanta. CI,block of the U.S. seven other hostages last facility upon their surrender up. I can't take it any longer." lurthouse into a chamber of Thursday in a bid to barter "Basically," said Warden late Monday night after a last - their Marvin R. Hogan, "I have Replied the convict: "All i for more than four days. freedom. just ditch escape attempt and an Later they two more prisoners." The two exchange of gunfire. right, Mama, I will." With that, the 105 • hour garden of Earthly Delights Having lost their hostages 226 ABBOTT ROAD lolly residents ordeal was over. The two 332-3661 Sunday through an ingenious escape plan devised by the inmates were rushed to nearby Andrews Air Force Base near same deputy they had originally subdued, the pair midnight and put aboard Coast attempted to yet'gain their Juard 1, a sleek twin jet which |n new sewage freedom by smashing open an air vent and crawling to an upper level. But officers heard had another city, fueled «nd waiting Slnce Friday to take them to EAST AHSING'S I HOLLY (UPI) Citizens of and then spotted them, and Lis Oakland County Immunity are putting their Lith - and money ... behind . a "They're giving chance." w«»trip is not my dreams the believer in his system, which is only polluting the Shiawassee River. Waltrip has promised to pack up and leave if the experiment fails but he's they retreated in a brief and bloodless flurry of shots to the cellblock. At that point Jones Both men, with long riminal demanded that * records, had ttiey guaranteed removal from the be SIDEWALK SALE fte invention of a 67 • year - i Californian who appeared scheduled to be tested later this month. confident that won't happen. "We come up against some up the cellblock telephone picked and Washington area. But they rejected several earlier YAMAHA 4-PIECE DRUM SET STOCK REPAIR GUITARS [town just two years ago. obstacles with the state but we told authorities outside he was surrender plans related to includes high-hat stand. Reg. $299.00 JThe invention is an Experimental sewage treatment "I can't help but feel 1 have my hand in a revolution," said can bear the heat," he said. "We 've done our job and ready to give up, thereby resuming communications for the first time in hours. But prison sites other than Atlanta. And even Atlanta, officials $165°° in need of minor some scratched repair save $$$ sfl00 lystem which uses low Ralph McKay, who owns a the system will work." said, "was not the prison of local hardware store. "I Gorham, »quency sound waves to according really to their choice." BAND INSTRUMENTS FAME NO. tccoo [reak down solid waste matter sewage and turns out feel the process can world." change the For. $20°° 747 GUITAR w Irinking water. Jay Perry, a retired , values from $50.00 to $900.00 & up and hard J "Everyone knows the whole salesman, says he's seen it case reg. $159.95 lorld has sewage problems," work. lys Owen Waltrip, who drove ftto Holly in 1972 and set up a "I drank some of it and I'm ALL GUITARS 20% CRAIG 4507 Kodelunit in his truck. "I've taken my work all over proud to say I did," he said. "I'm just as sure the system entire stock CALCULATOR *49°° je country but nowhere have will work as I'm standing here new £||| /q 5-function-rechargable auto constant % I found people like there are and the sun is going to rise in key said Waltrip, who the morning." lorked on his invention for 50 Some of the citizens, GUITAR SPEAKER SUPEREX ST PRO BV ;n they give you their including Perry, believe Epport, they have their heart strongly they have invested so CABINETS lit." he said. money in the system. values up to $200.00 $-|ijoo stereo headphones Reg. $59.95 '29s5 "I'll go to the store and start Here's A Whale Disabled vets, talking to someone and all of a sudden he mentions they own Of A ALL RECORDS low prices from ggc BASF RECORDING TAPE over and above our already stock in the sewage system," Perry said. "I treat him like a Buy! at entire stock at lowest prices Thurs. & Fri. discounted prices, reel to reel ^ f\f\/ ||1 ncc lenior citizens cassette 8 track IU/O0FF long lost pal. And he knows bet tax rebates and I know we're lucky." Waltrip said his system uses BSR31Q AXG TURHTABLE Reg. $91.80 low frequency sound waves to base, cover, magnetic cartridge I LANSING (UPI) - break down the solid much like sound waves shatter matter, complete Legislation providing glass, and the waste escapes as thousands of senior citizens kid disabled harmless gas, leaving an veterans $100 property tax rebates in advance inorganic powder of carbon. lias signed into law Monday by The community has a ov. William G. Milliken. traditional sewage treatment I Hie $100 cash rebate is plant but last year, the Dept. ■tended to offset the higher of Natural Resources told Kroperty * tax bill sent this officials to upgrade the system taxpayers who to meet current water quality ireviously received a standards. The state claimed lomestead exemption on their the sewage end product from Vroperty tax assesments. old the Holly system was during SIDEWALK SALE -4U PRICES START AT JUST 99c "The clothes you need for the life you lead" East Grand River next to the Campus Theatre ONCE A YEAR EVENT— SIDEWALK SALE Tomorrow and Friday MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING | lops Now T I Skirts —os,8 NowT Suit Special Sportcoat Special H. Freeman H. Freeman |Long DressesNOW MO00 reg. $160.00 to $180.00 regular $120.00 now $8988 now $5988 all other summer suits all other HOW $r summer sportcoats Itahrts SAVE 20% to 50% OFF SAVE 20% to 50% OFF Shoe Special Pants Special I Pants HOW T Nunn-Bush Shoes reg. to $35.00 $ 20% 2 to 50% OFF pair I Parkas NOW Y save up to % S688 ea. How T Open DRESS SHIRTS We Accept Thursday A Bank-Americard Friday 2 tor $588 Master Charge other dress & sport shirts Till 9 p.m. American Express And lots more-loo much 20% OFF to tell you about, Don't miss out! Dress Hats J488 20% OFF Swim Suits Dress So* 3.rJl°° BRAND NEW FALL Pajamas - Robes Boxer Shorts 3",$100 SWEATERS Alterations at Cost TIES 3.or$5M 20% OFF I grand river 2 days only mart/* 305 EAST GRAND RIVER EAST LANSING, Mi. Wednesday, JU|y 17 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ENERGY-EVOKING OODllWi^K Frisbee teams planned By STEVE STEIN State News Staff Writer The challenge of the game of guts Frisbee is described in the introductory paragraph of the official rulebook. "The game of guts is, as its name implies, the most demanding, gruelling and energy • evoking contest in which a Frisbee is used," the rulebook claims. "While there are several variations, guts has been and will continue to be the ultimate test of a competitor's mettle." Hoping that this challenge will appeal to Frisbee - playing MSU students and area residents, Lansing's Mark Banghart, who has make a big splash at . . . placed high in individual international competition, wants to organize area guts Frisbee teams. , Banghart asks those interested in forming teams to meet at 2 p.m. Sunday in the field in front of Demonstration Hall. He can be contacted at 372 • 0283. GREENS EAS "I'd like to get people together so we can make them aware that others around are interested in playing guts Frisbee," SIDEWALK FA Banghart said. Banghart, 20, is a junior at MSU majoring in zoology, though he is not attending school this summer. His top international Here's just a sample of the competition finishes include a second in accuracy in the 1972 Stroh's International Frisbee tournament and a fourth in distance beautiful fashion bargains you'll find at the toumey held July 6 and 7 in Marquette. \ His top throw in Marquette was 85 yards. These are the rules of the game, in simple form: The contest is between two five - player teams, Sensational Bikini Swimsuits 10 who stand 15 yards apart, behind parallel foul lines. regularly '14 to '18 ® The object of the game is to score points by throwing the Frisbee so that the other team cannot catch it, using only one All Other Swimsuits hand. Teams can rebound and bobble the Frisbee, using one hand, until the throw is eventually caught with one hand. 1/j qUI Once the Frisbee hits the ground, or if its caught illegally, the offensive team gets a point. If the throw to the defensive team regularly '18 to '32 isn't catchable the defensive team gets the point. If either team crosses the foul line, the point goes to the other team. The Frisbee may not be at a 90 degree angle or be turned over Cool Summer Dresses when it reaches the defending team. The game is played up to 21 points and the winning team must regularly '16 to '22 win by two. Mark Banghart, a Lansing resident and MSU student, is "The game is more exciting to watch than you can imagine," trying to organize area guts Frisbee teams. Banghart wears a pair of handball gloves while playing. He says the gloves, Banghart said. "It's a good team sport and it's fun to play, which Smashing Long Dresses S12 is why I want to see people around here play." which are fast becoming part of the game's equipment, help his grip. Banghart said he wants to get teams organized to play both regularly '20 to '34 intercollegiatly and at the international tournaments. "There are a lot of things you can do with Frisbees that people aren't aware of. Its blooming everywhere except around here," he Complete Halter & NFL player-owner talks said. Being a successful team requires practice in terms of each Jacket Sets player's movement to make sure a team catches opposing throws. show no sign of accord Banghart said the squads who win are the ones who can make the team catches. regularly '13 The stalemate between NFL Players Relations National Football League committee expressed only Phillies get Plaid Cotton Pants *5 owners and players continued "hope" that the two parties Tuesday with still no visible could begin talking signs of truce in the strike compromise. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Philadelphia Phillies think they regularly '15 which could mean an early end may have a miniature Cesar Cedeno in 14 - year - old Puerto "I was impressed by what Rican infielder Jorge Lebron. to the 1974 season. Bill Curry said Monday," the Lebron, of Patillas, P.R., signed with the Phils Monday and will Training camps around the country continued to be filled spokesman said. "That is that join the team's Auburn, N.Y., farm club in the New York - Penn both sides are ready to talk with rookies and free agents, League later this week. Plus so much more! while compromise. We have always a spokesman from the "We are not ransacking the cradle," said the Phillies' chief been willing to talk WFL Wheels face Caribbean scout and former shortstop Ruben Amaro, who signed compromise with the system, but the players up until now Lebron. "His father wanted him to sign. We have arranged to see 1st home foe today wanted that he continues his education. We're not exploiting him." only to talk The Detroit Wheels of the elimination of it. Major league rules preventing teams from signing prospects until they finish high school don't apply to Puerto Rico, where World Football League open "Right now all I can say is Lebron has been playing Class A baseball. The Phils said Lebron their home season tonight that we are still trying to will return to Puerto Rico in the fall to begin his freshman year in against the Florida Blazers in conform with what the federal high school. Ypsilanti. mediator asked us, which was Game time is 7:35 p.m. essentially to evaluate our The youngest player ever to start a big league game was re - pitcher East The Wheels lost their first position." Joe Nuxhall at 15 with Cincinnati during World War II. Lansing game to Memphis last week, 34 There were, however, a few "When it comes to the basic tools - running, throwing, hitting • 15, while Florida defeated the minor desertions in the players' and fielding," Amaro said, "He's as good a prospect as I've seen Shop 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Hawaiians, 8 - 7. ranks Tuesday, for any 18 - year - old boy." DURIN6 EAST LANSING SIDEWALK SALE THURSDAY & FRIDAY JULY 18th & 19th RAY MANZAREK BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE leon russell MARTHA REEVES THE ONLY STORE-WIDE SALE THIS SUMMER-SO DON'I MISS OUT! MCA plus new olivia newton - john & GOLDEN earrings 9:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. AIL LABELS ON SAU THURS. & FRI. 2 DAYS ONLY dscountf (-racks on sale too t (Assures 351-8460 recordso 401 E. 0RAND RIVER EAST LANSING lugjn State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 17, 1974 13 CROWD WALKS OUT ON BUCKLEY orea, band give By JUNE E. K. DELANO Corea's piano work had a knife State News Staff Writer - edged sharpness and electronic clarity that controlled the group's dynamics. The MSU Everything about the Pop Entertainment concert performance was clean - the changes were Monday night featured Chick Corea with flawless and if anyone missed their Return to Forever and Tim cue, it was Buckley in what hidden from the audience. was, respectively, the high point and low All in all, MSU has seldom seen such a point of East Lansing's summer music scene to date. professional performance nor so much The audience came to see Corea and was excitement. Unfortunately, the show should justly rewarded. Return to Forever, with Corea have ended with Return to Forever's encore on keyboards, Stanley Clarke on bass, Lenny number. White on drums and Albert DiMeola on guitar, Tim Buckley and his five - piece band were a could not have given a finer performance. disappointment, not because they couldn't Although Corea was billed as the feature follow Corea's act, but because they were not performer, Clarke, standing tall and lanky in even good enough to stand by themselves. center stage, stole the show. His bass work was so clean and so innovative that it could Buckley has apparently decided, after years only be of playing obtuse, out - of ■ the mainstream- regarded as lead material. music, that it's time to make some money by White was the source of seemingly playing rock and roll. unbounded energy on drums. The complicated Unfortunately, he's not likely to make and perfectly executed rhythms flowed money giving performances like that of Monday unbroken as White snapped drumsticks and night. knocked over cymbals. The band was lackluster — it had no drive Guitarist DiMeola, so recently added to the and no enthusiasm. Buckley's voice is still group that its recording company doesn't incredible, but it lost remember something in the his name, gave transition to rock and roll, and as an exciting good as it performance as he struggled to keep up with was, it could hardly cany the the dead weight of seasoned group members. Although he the other musicians. SN Photo/Bob Kaye seemed reluctant to take leads, preferring to The crowd left in scores as the set play rhythm while Garke flashed on bass, Keyboard man Chick Corea of Return to Forever led the group in an almost flawless progressed. Old Buckley fans could not believe DiMeola showed great potential. the low quality of the performance and others performance of electronic jazz at the Monday night Pop Entertainment concert. Finally, there was Corea himself, not only could not understand why he had any fans at the group's keyboard man, but obviously the all. source of their tremendous energy. Throughout Most of the audience was content to have the performance, he grinned and gestured, heard Return to Forever and, while bemoaning playing with such enthusiasm that he literally lifted off his seat. the Buckley set, admitted that the first act was worth the ticket price. It's the real thing. Coke. Real life calls for real taste. Milliken denies forcing For the taste of your life—Coca-Cola. m SN Buckley, who had top billing at the Monday concert, a lackluster performance which left him with Photo/Bob Kaye a near - police chief to step down pty auditorium by the conclusion of his set. LANSING (UPI) — Gov. Milliken exerted no detail its criticism of Plants in a letter to pressure on John R. Plants to resign as Michigan Milliken last March 18. State Police director, a spokesman for Milliken Hoag said the complaints centered on the said Monday. ail guide m The spokesman statement by Eaton was responding to a County Sheriff A. Gene financing and operation of the statewide police communications network and the state TIP (Turn In Pushers) program. He said the police Hoag that Milliken forced Plants' retirement TIP program, under which anonymous tipsters r Sanford under pressure from the Michigan Assn. of Sheriffs. are rewarded for Valuable local units information, "put all of law enforcement at a Plants said Hoag was "either nuts or crazy." disadvantage." By JOE KIRBY "1 can say flat out that Milliken didn't "Nobody would give any information to State News Staff Writer pressure Plants into resigning," the spokesman anybody but the state police because they said. could get money for it," Hoag said. : a touch of wilderness among the buildings and the cars, Plants retired July 5 to take an adminstrative He said the association was prepared to take Matural Area is a part of nature on the MSU campus position with the Automobile Club of a stand against Plants at its June 24 convention s virtually unmolested by the marvel's of human Michigan. He was5 replaced" by George" in Benton Haftoor but changed its plans after Halverson. Plants officially announced his retirement June ford is located along the Red Cedar River, behind Holmes Hoag said the sheriffs' association received 20. ;McDonel halls, and is part of the original 677 acres acquired word last September that Plants "would be "Hie association was advised prior to his id under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by (855 location for the retired" by Nov. 1, 1973. He said that while retirement that he as a pioneer land grant college that was going to be retired," :e MSU. that failed to occur the association decided to Hoag added. is an example of the Eastern deciduous forest which in ttlement days extended from the East Coast to the western s. *.. -|wf rea, which contains 355 species of plants. 30 of them ■"lied as mf- rare and endangered was set aside in 1959 to serve as "tdoor laboratory. , with the hope of helping more people to better , Chef Pierre-2 lb. Heatherwood All Star • 8 oz. ^rstand nature and convince them that the forest is more than [a bunch of trees, ished in Sanford. e idea for the trail a self - guided nature trail has been strawberry $1 SOUR CREAM was developed by Paul Risk, instructor in iDept. of Park and Recreation Resources shortcake in environmental interpretation. who also teaches a 3/$1oo e purpose of environmental interpretation is to translate the /nical language of the land into a nontechnical form that Spartan -16 oz. . GOODRICH'S e unfamiliar with scientific terms can MSU al 910 Trow understand, Risk said, isk thought that more " it the self interpreting could be done on campus, pepperoni pizza SOFT MARGARINE • Friday, 9-9, Salu - guided trail might serve as "the opening isk hopes the self - guided trail will lielp people develop '■» jtivity, awareness, understanding and appreciation of nature. Tender Plump M*fully the person will say '1 never thought about it that r - indnow I want to do said Sanford also has the something,' " Risk said. potential to bring more people Orchard Sweet Southern turkey drumsticks 28c/lb. the outside ... community onto the campus. Spartan • 12 oz. All varieties *ple come for the planetarium shows. I'd like to see them for Sanford," Risk said. Sanford self guided trail consists of 15 markers located - PEACHES M''"1- 8 pack, 16 oz. Returnables luncheon meat 79° Gold Band, 10 - |2 lb. avg. the trail. Booklets will be available which will the different things at each marker, interesting sight along the trail is the remains of an old explain and California Vine Ripe COCA COLA 971, young hen turkeys 49°/lb. house where maple sap was boiled to make syrup from (O1960. TOMATOES 48°/lb. Libby -14 oz. Oscar Mayer -16 oz. ' s»id a sign will be posted some time this week telling were can obtain the booklets, but they will probably be in the California Valencia deep brown reg. or all beef weiners 99° Holly Farms Grade A MSU bookstore, Campus Parks and Planning office and Bept. of Park and Recreation Resources office, 88 SIZE ORANGES beans 4/$r split breast w/rib 79°/lb. wntually Risk would like to see self guided walks through - 10/69-; New Zealand ."«• and Horticulture gardens and possibly some type of $149/lb. Md " more Saturday night campfire programs where people could acquainted with nature. Food King - 29 oz. 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Good only at Goodrich & Larry's Shoprite. Expires 7-20-74 purchase Good only at Goodrich & Larry's Shoprite. Expires 7-20-74 C°NTRACT - RESIDENTIAL DEALER Ph: 339-8257 ^ J Wednesday, July 17 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fresh leadership enlive "Hie American labor movement is still the greatest the bargaining table last month. veh By ROBERT A. DOBKIN health organizations, and is likely to serve as a model for other unions. "They're honest, show a great deal of integrity, have concern social change," asserts Finley. Icl( Associated Press He said the campaign against Van Heusen ' won't Finley and Sheinkman say they are trying to carry on in the for their members and, I think, for the solidity of the industry," h. dramatic as Farah, but it's still the same NEW YORK - Murray Finley doesn't seem like a man who tradition of the clothing union's first president, Sidney Hillman, the official says. story, u conditions are the same in Arkansas and Mississippi as in E|fS would pick a fight with Willie Farah. But he did, and won. who conceived of the union as a vehicle not only for winning Van Heusen President Stanley C. Gillette says they are going to He contends that Van Heusen pays below union Finley, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of improvements in members' working conditions but in their living put the clothing industry out of business. scafe 1 imports 40 per cent of its shirts from nonunion plants in * America, doesn't appear much like the typical union leader, conditions as well. "They're trying to use the same muscle tactics to bring us to and Hong Kong, thus threatening gains won by unions either. The new leaders also are setting up retirement centers, social our knees as they did with Farah," says Gillette, "They accused service and legal programs this man of everything but rape and murder and everybody rallied country. Soft • spoken and easy • going, he is relatively young as far as and child day care centers to assist "We are not antiunion in any sense of the word but labor bosses go. At 52, he is the second youngest of the AFL • working mothers in the union. to believe that was true." we CIO's 33 vice presidents. He also is a lawyer. Finley has held various posts with the union in the Midwest. Hie clothing union's leaders view the Farah settlement as more oppose the union's attempt to dictate to retailers and purch*3 And in the short time that he and Jacob Sheinkman, 47, have Sheinkman was the union's general counsel. Neither has worked than just another union victory. The contend that through the in trying to force our employes to join the union " saj(T?i Heusen's Gillette. headed the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, they have brought in a clothing factory. collective economic power of the union, the Mexican - American "A new breed," is the way Finley and Sheinkman are described workers in the Southwest "now have an instrument" to wield Though Gillette denied that the company pays less than a aggressive leadership to an American labor movement which plants, he would not discuss wages. often is criticized as stagnating under aging leaders. Sheinkman is by a Clothing Manufacturers Assn. official who faced them across political and economic influence in their communities. secretary - treasurer of the union. Finley and Sheinkman showed through a successful boycott of Farah products that this seldom - used labor weapon still can be an effective organizing tool. After a 21 - month boycott in which sales and profits plunged, the Farah Manufacturing Co., an El Paso, Tex. - based pantsmaker, agreed to recognize the union. Finley and Sheinkman also led the first nationwide strike against the men's clothing industry in half a century, and produced an innovative settlement which demonstrated that the clothing union's tradition of pioneering social change is not dead. Now getting under way is a boycott of the Phillips Van Heusen Co., to back the union's effort to organize that company's shirt plants in Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. Joking to a reporter during last month's clothing industry strike talks, Sheinkman said that he and Finley were afraid of getting a reputation as "two mad hatters." One industry spokesman suggested that they called the strike 282S b\ GRAND RIVLR only "to assert their leadership." 5210 W6Sf SAGINAW "That's baloney," snapped Sheinkman, who, like Finley, is a lawyer. "We weren't looking for a strike and tried to avoid it. But 930 W. HOLM£S ROAD we couldn't recommend 80 cents over three years, (management's 19487 NORTH GASTSr. last offer) not with today's inflation." The union sought, and won after a 10 - day strike, a $1 - an • STORE HOURS hour wage increase over three years for workers who are among the lowest paid in manufacturing. They also won for the fust time for their union a cost • of - living adjustment to protect wages against WEEKDAYS 8-10™ inflation. SUNDAYS I0-6PM But perhaps more noteworthy was the establishment under the new contract of a network of Health Maintenance Organizations to provide complete medical and hospital care for the union's SAVE 20* LB. TURKEY 365,000 members and their families. The contract is the first to make use of a new federal law encouraging formation of such MEAl lOAl MIX > OY more.- [ DRUMSTICKS SAVE W4 LB. FULL SLICES $100 Wharton heads EBURGER .69 ROUND STEAK H - new food panel President Wharton has been ''This provides an appointed chairman of a opportunity to take advantage special panel to help the U.S. of the resources of the land • Congress on food technology grant system which made its problems. name on the basis of The 13 - member panel will agriculture," Wharton said. advise the Office of The OTA was created to Technology Assessment (OTA) provide Congress with its own which was created by Congress team of experts who are to supply legislative independent of the executive committees with information branch. 'on the physical, economic, The OTA's Food Advisory social and political effects of Panel, headed by Wharton, technology. who is one of the nation's Wharton said he would not leading agriculture economists, be spending more time away held its organizational meeting from campus because of the in Washington Wednesday. appointment, adding that he The panel, which is has resigned his position as composed of experts in a broad board director of the Museum range of fields ranging from of Modern Art in New York. farming and food processing to Wharton explained that he nutrition and consumer never accepts a new position protection, was formed in without resigning some other response to growing position. congressional concern over the Wharton also said he is problems of world food waiving the fee that panel shortages and rising domestic members are paid. grocery prices. "Food is one of the most New law says important problem areas," Wharton said. crash records Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., chairman of the remain secret Technology Assessment Board, IfoFL.OZ. RETURNABLE BTLS and Hubert H. Humphrey, LANSING (UPI) - The D-Minn., a board member who secretary of State's office Monday implemented a new law that will protect the privacy of motorists involved in accidents who are not cited was food panel instrumental in as a assessment area, met identifying top priority OTA with the members .at the initial COCA-COLA meeting. for traffic violations. Humphrey said there was a 8 99$. Under the new law, the pressing need to develop Secretary of State's office will ''adequate planning no longer report a driver's mechanisms to deal with the involvement in a crash unless cause and effect relationships he is actuallv convicted of a of specific actions such as price traffic violation. changes, export sales, demand Driver records often are fluctuations and reductions in fuel availability." requested by credit bureaus, insurance companies and One of the panel's first tasks employers. A number of car will be to assess new methods for drawing together the accidents could have an BUY 2-SAVE40*W/(NSTORE COUPON SAVE 20* 20*MADE MADE RITE-I00ZWT. 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De"oil CIO council upset the wide stand last week when Executive board approved a '"ution supporting former roit Mayor Jerome r. nagh in his contest against cr state Sen. Sander M. ,n for the Democratic ination for govemof e board then asked the C body to reconsider its IRON WEAVE Sheer from toe of neutrality. tion ;j,en 1dent state AFL William C. Marshall • CIO ALL NUDE to waist firmed the "absolute jaljty" stand in primary Save 30c Sons, a meeting was called 5ie Detroit council in which earlier utive »rshall weekend his action of the board was approved. emphasized during responsibility rahtv LADIES DEPT. maintain the integrity of - Michigan AFL • CIO, tding its political integrity, i think I am doing that I endeavor mandates to carry -out of the hose 57< jention and the executive A move to circumvent the rted neutrality at this point |d obviously divide the GOLD LEAF FROSTIE - union movement to the GOLDEN RIPE [ jt would do irrevocable , and hurt our efforts in I November general m." U1n Turner, president of i 278,000 • member opolitan Detroit council, he is aware of Marshall's fryer root 8ananas crity in the matter of reements but warned that (council represents almost jofthe total membership of ate body. d at some J is going to have to if to those people on my Wive board who thought point. 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Furnished, three ALBERT STREET, to four bedrooms, 3V4 miles to campus. September '74 - Summer '75. $300/month, plus utilities. 393-6195. 5-7-19 •AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles Redecorated, 3 bedroom house on river. $170/plus deposit. Paris & Service 482-9542 or 1-468-3627, WASHING Aviation MACHINE. J 3c/minute call. 3-7-19 •EMPLOYMENT size Hoover, and baby chaJ" TWO - THREE Man, 2 bedroom, table. 355-8184. 3-7 19 " •FOR RENT WOMAN, OWN room in house, furnished, utilities paid. $67. beginning fall term. Close to STEREO 1971. Philco,goods^ Apartments Greg. 373-0848, 351-8562. campus. 393-8307, after 6 p.m. 16" x 12" speakers, 3-7-17 an* Houses 1-7-17 AM/FM, FORD PINTO 1973. 2 • 351-7687.3-7.19 Rooms speed, radio. 10,000 miles. OKEMOS, TWO bedroom •FOR SALE Medium blue metallic. $1895 EAST LANSING. CLEAN, GARAGE SALE. July 17-20 ^ apartment. Chief Okemos Circle. firm. 487-3408. 3-7-19 No undergrads. 349-0558, furnished houses near campus. South Hagadorn, 9-9 J ' Animals Available September. 337-9412. 3-7-19 332-3534. 5-7-22 Mobile Homes GREMLIN 1972. Excellent 5-7-17 •LOST & FOUND condition, 27,000 mile?. $1625. MS R/TWE ELtAtEHTiRYTEACHERS -I EAST LANSING Efficiency WASHER AND Dryer, p 694-0251.3-7-17 Apartment. Walking distance to Whirlpool, Avacado, 10 TV PEVUIAUQCAEB mo •PERSONAL IT IS GOOD University. $145, includes $300. 355-3178, 3 7-19 •PEANUTS PERSONAL 351-8150, •REAL ESTATE HORNET SST 1971. Automatic, 6 cylinder, good condition. $1200. San? THE OF TEACHING NEW utilities. 351-3305. 5-7-19 Call KASINO PA by Kustom, 20 •RECREATION 676-4782. 5-7-19 r TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile SINGLE, WITH cooking. Unusual, 5 months old. $460. 3-7-19 372.31)1 " •SERVICE MGB 1965. Rebuilt, restored. offer. Call 332-0483, after 3. Best SUPPORT homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten cute, Faces compact, convenient. park/tennis/city pool. GOOD STARTER Instruction minutes to campus. Quiet and Comp#, 5-77-26 YOUR FAMILY Apartments v-' peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or Easy bike/bus to campus. stereo includes KLH tpl Typing Service Employment §i 484-5315.0-14-7-31 References. No pets. $16/week. Reasonable. Also •TRANSPORTATION OPEL shape. WAGON 1968. Excellent Rebuilt engine, IN STYLE. 663-8418. 2-7-19 black/white TV. 484-1098 3-7-19 ill •WANTED Inside a Volvo 164E your family THREE, POSSIBLY 4 bedrooms. p.m. transmission. Good tires. No LARGE SINGLE room. Excellent sits on leather, relaxes in air Saginaw/Abbott Road. First rust. 349-2728. 2-7-19 conditioning and is comforted by complex for month's rent plus deposit. Call location. Kitchen, laundry, EAST LANSING'S Sidewalk sj "RATES" apartment | WANTED TO LIVE IN A Shop for tremendous ba gov't, figures which show the I . 394-1520 between 8 9 parking. 332-1918. 1-7-17 PINTO RUNABOUT 1972. Perfect 164E gets about 50% more gas aggressive couple. Husband 100 - YEAR OLD I a.m. - Big Savings! MARSHaJ should be capable of doing . VICTORIAN MANSION . ' p.m. 3-7-8 condition. $1350 or best offer. mileage than comparably priced MUSIC, East Lansing, C-1-J.' domestic sedans. maintenance and repairs. Wife | I with 11 foot ceilinos, a| FEMALE, CAMPUS 1 block, share 694-8723, after 5:30pm. 1-7-17 sweeping staircase, oriental f kitchen, bath with graduate should have office skills. Senior ONE BLOCK from campus, third rugs, drawing room v bay j student. References. $90, KENWOOD - ADVENT ■ or grad student considered. girl wanted beginning fall. Large WORDS PINTO RUNABOUT, 1972. Very 337-2125.1-7-17 stereo system. For 351-8144. Renee Robinson, 9-5 | spreading chestnut tree? spreading chestnut tree? furnished apartment. 351-4032. information, call 351-41 good condition. $1550. Must Glenn Herriman Inc. 1 3 5 sell. 355-7977. 3-7-17 only. 3-7-22 I ARENS CENTENNIAL | 4-7-17 2-7-19 6135 W. Saginaw ROOM FOR rent. Close to campus. 50 4.00 6.50 13.00 482-6226 | ' MANOR will host an Open . SUMMER SUBLEASE. Furnished Call after 6:00 p.m.. 332-1809. TORINO 1971. Excellent /olkswagen • Volvo - Body Shop House Friday through | studio near capitol. 351-3615, 3-7-22 CARPET FOR Spartan v Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 condition. Original owner. After Sat. Til 3 ALTERATION LADY at Lett's j " Sunday from 12-6pm at . after 9 p.m. 5-7-19 Apartment, blue mini • 5 p.m., 337-0269. 3-7-19 (Including Parts & Servicel Fashions, 115 North Butler and 403 Sycamore, Lansing. | LARGE QUIET room, 2 blocks $50. 353-7942. 3 7-22 Ottawa. Four blocks west of |' Single and double rooms i Man graduate, $45. 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26. State Capitol. IV4-5359, for women are available from | WOMAN, OWN room. $100 plus campus. 332-8498. 3-7-19 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600, 1973. $60 IV4-0944. 5-7-22 $80^ utilities for rest of summer. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 18,000 miles. Good condition. ^ ^ Close. 332-6911 after 7pm. Up to 30 mpg. $2400. Call 5-7-22 FURNISHED ROOM. 306 Beel. DEADLINE 393-2454 anytime. 3-7-19 SERVICE STATION Manager. TWO MEN needed for four man ROOM, AIR conditic Available immediately. 1 P.M. one class day Must be experienced. Station is BTU, like new Cedar Village apartment Fall 1024 EUREKA, Downstairs. One $60/month. 349-3604, before publication. part of drug rehabilitation 349-9405. 1-7-17 VALIANT 1966. 2 door, runs but through Spring terms. CAM bedroom, partly furnished. 372-6852. 0-5-7-19 program. Top pay for qualified 351-1941, after 6 p.m. 3-7-19 needs work. $100. 882-7917. $125,351-7497.0-7-31 Peanuts Personal ads 2-7-17 person. 371-3662. X-3-7-19 10 - SPEED. Man's bike, (J NEED GIRL for i 372-5453, 12 i must be pre paid. MICHIGAN AVENUE, near 3-7-22 EXPERIENCED, CREATIVE, starting Fall. Reasonable. Call VEGA 1972, 2 door, 4 - on - the - Sparrow. Large 3 bedrooms, capable ad and news lay - out 349-2833. 3-7-19 floor. Excellent condition. Must stove, refrigerator, air TWO AMF Bikes: Male 1C Cancellations/Corrections ROGER & PAULS person for exciting new conditioning. Singles welcome, ROOMS, CLOSE. Summer only. sell. Moving to Australia. $1350 publication. Part time. Send $50/month or best offer. girl's 3 speed. I - 12 noon one class day EAST LANSING apartment for no pets. 482-3727. 3-7-19 - best offer. 482-8359. 5-7-26 or MARATHON resume: Circadia, Box 1799, couple or graduate student. 332-1946. 4-7-19 old. 655-1450 days: 3 before publications. East Lansing, 48823. 2-7-19 after 5. 5-7-19 Close-in. 332-2495. 5-7-24 Where all we FALL. COMPLETELY furnished. The State News will be MODELS FOR photography. Call Utilities WAREHOUSE SALE, u ROOMMATE NEEDED: Female paid. Kitchen, TV, specialize in is 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Houses £ off on furniture. July 10 | responsible only for the cars between grad, share apartment. Write parking, laundry. Very close. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER Beetle 489-1215. 0-14-7-31 Single, $70, double, $100. 5707 School Street, c first day's incorrect Susan Emery, Millersburg, 1973. Super shape, 12,500 Indiana. 46$43. 3-7-19 332-5722. 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 Haslett Road, Haslett. 4-MlH insertion. miles. $2400. 882-9712. 5-7-22 DESK CLERK needed - must have NEED ONE person immediately for B'1 s ate due 7 days from transportation and be willing to FRANDOR: BE indendent. Large 1 spacious house. $66/month plus IMMEDIATE. OWN room in PHOTO GRAY Lens. Bifoall vision. OPtT 349- 3196 utilities. Close, pets. Option for •VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1967. travel. Call 372-0567 or bedroom, laundry, bus, beautiful house, near campus. single 6DAY A WEEK TOWING Rebuilt guaranteed engine, gas OPEN 6 DAYS 489-1215 between 12 - 6 p.m. shopping. $165 furnished, fall. Call 351-5979 after 5pm. $70/month. Call 351-2777. DISCOUNT. 2615 E| heater, solid body. $800. Call 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 0-14-7-31 including utilities. 489-1323 or 3-7-22 7-7-26 Michigan, Lansing. 372?f 485-0409, or 651-6532. 5-7-22 call Westphalia 1-587-6680. C-3-7-19 SINGLE OR couple for large house. MEDICAL TYPIST for East Prefer grads or married. 5-7-19 QUIET, CONSERVATIVE girl, Close to campus. 332-0545. yOLKSWAGEN BUG, 1961. Lansing Medical office. THE ALOHA I 5-7-26 near campus, call after 5, Rebuilt transmission. Runs well Aviation Experienced in medical 229 SHEPHERD STREET. Three 332-5'(97. 3-7-17 cheap transportation. Call furnished, garage, all T-SHIRTS I - terminology. Call 351-4784. room, GARDEN COTTAGES 400 332-2009.3-7-15 10-8-2 utilities, $115, deposit. Call - , ROOM. $60. LEARN TO fly! Duo $18. solo - mornings, 882-9782. 10-7-31 Gunson, East' Lansing. Cute Waterbed, River privacy. Street. Call & JEANS AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1969. VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Needs body - cottage amid wide lawns. Good condition. Yellow with $12. 485-8484 or 677-2964. Completely redecorated; new 351-4471. Clean. 5-7-19 work. $125 or best offer. LARGE TWO bedrooms - black interior. $600. 627-7268. 6-7-26 furniture, carpet, one bedroom. 351-7687. 3-7-19 unusually attractive, with dining SUMMER ROOMS. 3-7-22 Summer $165, including all Furnished, transcribing. Excellent salary and garage. 332-8978. 2-7-19 AUSTIN HEALkY ROADSTER VOLKSWAGEN 1969. New tires, LEARN TO Fly! Certified flight and fringe benefits. Call utilities. 351-3110. 3-7-22 utilities paid. Kitchen, TV, 20 GALLON AQUARIUM, aj instructor - airplane and parking, close. $55. 332-5722, Dynaflo filter, Stow ■ excellent condition, extras. 371-1730 for interview. MALE GRAD student wants to 1960. Excellent condition, an 37,000 original miles. Best offer. 627-7460, after 6 p.m. 3-7-22 instrument. Call Phil at 3-7-17 find and share apartment or FEMALE GRAD. Own room in 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 top, and heater. $45. 332-0| 676-5623. 3-7-19 house August 15. $67/month. 2-7-19 Call after 6 p.m. 355-9888. house with other student(s). PART AND full time 355-6512, 482-8227.2-7-19 ROOM IN liberal house near 1-7-17 1973 V.W. Bug. Excellent running summer 349-0556 after 6 p.m. 3-7-22 condition. Small dent on rear. LEARN TO fly free. Work in positions for MSU students. Frandor. $50. 351-7898. 1-7-15 MOVING - 2 rugs. Rubber bat exchange for free flying and NEEDED: TWO roommates for 9' x 4', black and I* BUICK Best offer over $1,950. Call after Automobile required. 351-5800. GRAND SKYLARK 1965. 6 RIVER, Frandor, large house 226 WOMAN 6:00, 353-0940. 1-7-17 flight instructions at Jewett 0-13-7-31 on Milford. GRAD, own room, speckled. Going c cylinder, runs smooth. $150. furnished, carpeted, one Immediately! $66. Airport. Don Frank, 676-4860. 351-6684 Okemos faculty home. 484-2644. 1-7-17 355-9968. X-3-7-17 bedroom, bus, shopping, 4-7-24 VW 1970 Bus, rebuilt 2-7-19 September June. engine, paint MAILING ROOM work, full tor 6 laundry. $165/month including - 484-9504, job, owned by VW mechanic. 25 after 9 p.m. 1-7-17 WOLLENSAK 6300. Reel I CAMARO 1968. 327, 3 speed. weeks. Apply in person, 3308 utilities. Accepting short term COUNTRY _ Convertible. Runs good. $600. mpg. 485-6110:5-7-19 South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. rents. Call collect, Westphalia SETTING. Coolidge Road, small, 1 bedroom house. SINGLE ROOM summer term. reel, stereo tape recorder | offer. 351-8736. 3-7-22 - 3-7-17 (1)587-6680. Fall renting 355-7887, before 3pm. 3-7-22 Employment p{I available. 5-7-26 Large yard, garage. $150/month plus utilities. 351-7283. 1-7-17 Good location. $16/week. IV 2-8304. 3-7-22 References. VW 1973. Super Beetle. 14,900 12' Nipper sailboat (wood CHEVROLET 1966. One Owner, miles. $2,350, best offer. trailer, $250. 5hp c good condition, 53,000 miles. TWYCKINGHAM - ONE man OWN ROOM, large house. Office $350. 401 6 Lowcroft, SECRETARY FOR summer. 30 For Rent needed for 4 man apartment, fall work in Photography business $45 . 351-0604, ate \ hours/week. Shorthand 2-7-19 394-0423. 4-7-19 - 1974, 9 month lease. $75 per for responsible person. preferred. Apply Box A-1, State month. 489-2070, after 6 CHEVY 1967. Runs good, great Motorcycles IH News. 5-7-24 TV AND STEREO rentals. 3-7-22 p.m. 337-9367. C-14-7-31 CROSSWORD IsMpuTfI transportation. Best offer. $24/term. $9.95/month. Free, TWO BEDROOM $140/month. r-U»b]T. i op Evenings, 355-1092. 3-7-19 1972 HONDA CL350, excellent WORK-STUDY Student: part time afternoons, $2.50 per hour for same day delivery and service. ONE bedroom OR TWO furnished girls for one Unfurnished, located 2 minutes from campus. 372-5985 anytime PUZZLE MANE 6 EMA <3 I CORVETTE 1973. Steering, condition, $700 or best offer. typing, clerical at Lansing office Call NEJAC, 337-1300. August September apartment. 15. $62 or 393-8459, after 7 p.m. 713 ^™|KN*AV EBUSEl brakes, automatic, 2 tops, of PIRGIM. Call Misty, - each. 332-2060. 5-7-26 EDBex ERTl 676-4316, after 5 p.m. 3-7-22 South Foster. 10-7-26 ACROSS "6 Chinese 'T^NCL£l!!l • 1 5,000 miles. Excellent 487-6001. 3-7-19 condition. 355-2912. 5-7-19 1. Ohio college 27 Goddess of ;p lUMMPji 1971 SL350 Honda Motorsport. —731— FEMALE, SPACIOUS duplex. Own , COUGAR, 1968. Automatic, power Reasonable. Please call after 6 CHARGE NURSES AM and PM shift. Also assistant director, Apartments ^ room. $70. Available 'own healing LRMKSIsoJ p.m. 351-5537. 3-7-17 immediately. 351-6828. 3-7-19 4- Goal ?8 lacuna NIGMqe CKOI steering, radio, vinyl top and interior. 882-5416. 5-7-26 $750. Must sell. FIAT 124 Coupe in very good skilled nursing facility. Contact Mrs. White, 332-0817. 3-7-15 SUBLET AUGUST 1 - September APARTMENTS CLOSE TO campus. Four " 7. Denomination Equity 30 Morning reception N^rnflpioM EWt>Tm> A LJI 15. No damage deposit. $140. 13 Olive genus condition. 1969. Call 676-5319. 3-7-19 MICROBIOLOGIST Cedar Greens. 351-7063. 'Close to Campus bedrooms, minimal furnishings. Available until September 15. 14. Parsley 32 Certainly not 33. Edible seaweed ns L i! Clinical microbiologist, certified, 10-7-24 * All Appliances camphor 34 Harptjon including dishwasher $275 per month, including equivalent or experience necessary. 15. Fat 35. Hebrew law 1972 Kawasaki 500. Just tuned, For weekends and holidays only. NEEDED, GIRL for 4-girl 'Luxurious Furnishings utilities. Deposit. Phone 16. Harvest 37. Catamaran 46 Neckwear 2 Cat's pa* | 5,000 miles, sharpl $875. Excellent < salary and benefits. Call or Americana. •Shag Carpeting 349-3524. 3-7-17 17 Check ledgers 41 River bank 47. Generation 3 Largest I $80/month, ♦On-Slte Management continent | 355^3209. 8-8-2 'Private Balconies 48. Shoe Size apply SPARROW HOSPITAL September - June. 355-3552, 19. Boys without 42. Oriental •SWIMMING POOL OKEMOS 4. Afflict Personnel. 487-6111, extension after 9 p.m. 3-7-22 FURNISHED. Three dates laborer 175 KAWASAKI 1970. Low 5. frost 353. Equal Opportunity Employer. Now Leasing bedrooms. Available August 15. 22. Arrest 44. Sole 6 Pine Tree ■ _ mileage, $400. Call 351-8415. M-F. 3-7-22 ONE MAN $215. Family preferred. 24 needed September For Fall Occupancy Morning 45 lustily State: at* 3-7-22 349-2718. 5-7-22 through June for 3-man 7. Marketed I SECRETARY, PART time for law apartment. Block from campus. SUZUKI 1972. TS-250. Excellent office in Lansing. Experience $70/month. Call 332-4554. Only $73 Per Person TWO HOUSES for rent. West 8 Arthurian® HEARD THE WORD? condition, 485-3103. 1-7-17 call after 5:30. and legal work unnecessary. Must be able to transcribe from 5-7;26_ 351-7212 Saginaw near Abbott Immediate possession. Will fix to Road. 1 9 Confident 10 Youngster* | Collingwood Apts. are now leasing for BMW R-69-S, Excellent condition. Lanier dictation tape pack. Write Box C-3, State News as to time LARGE TWO party furnished efficiency. Close to campus, air 731 Burcham Drive suit tenant. First month's rent plus deposit. Three bedrooms, i 12. Eva's 17 Century Pi fiie"f Summer and Fall! 17,000 miles. Many new parts. Phone 351-9109 after 5.00 p.m. 11-7-17 available for work and qualifications. 3-7-22 conditioned. 484-0585. 5-7-19 Fall - $165. Models shown by Appointment possibly four. Phone 394-1520. 7-7-26 m PP 18 20 21 TreemossB Oklahoma® Hebrew C I *a'r conditioned CHARGE NURSES, all Skilled nursing facility. Contact shifts. FACULTY - PERSONNEL. East Lansing Horizon .House. Large EAST SAGINAW. Downstairs, NEED 1 or 2 people for house. Single available, utilities paid. 1 23 24 Brother Past I one bedroom, carport, 25. Cocktail I i I security utilities paid, furnished, $135. ♦dishwasher Auto Savin / Mrs. White, 332-0817. 3-7-22 locks, air, balcony. Furnished or Deposit. 627-9824, 485-3051. 626 M.A.C. 337-1405. 5-7-22 29 Nation I :|\shag carpeting INVENTORY CLERK needed. Will unfurnished. Quiet atmosphere. 5-7-22 i, LANSING EASTSIDE. Clean, 2 31 FaiKPa'J ♦unlimited parking MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East be working with Inventory No pets. 349-2094.5-7-19 - 36 Moonbeaif ♦Plush furniture ♦Model Open Daily Kalamazoo Street since 1940: Complete auto painting and Control system and numbers. See Pam at HASLETT MOTOR HAYFORD NORTH. Large 4 STUDIO, CLEAN and neat. Completely furnished, utilities bedroom, carpeted. Nice back yard, carport. $160. Deposit I 38 Wings j 39 Amerce I P bedrooms. Summer rates. $190. required. 332-1027.1-7-17 ,)(! lllMll [l I collision service. 485-0256. SPORTS. 339-2663. 10-8-7 paid. Parking. 484-9774. call 351-8282 351-7497.0-14-7-31 0-10-7-31 41 Twaddle I C-14-7-31 NORTHWEST LANSING two or 42 Limousine! PART TIME Receptionist light ! - (behind Zody't THREE BEDROOM duplex IH ONE BEDROOM furnished. Paid three working people or students 43 Italian \ When it comes to saving, the values in the Classified Ads each day utilities, $140. Call 339-9676. to share houia. $75/month. Own W. ^ onthariverl) J can be a real help. Check now. 3-7-22 room, 485-6695 anytime. 3-7-17 3-11 .45. tdito'i'1! State News, East Lansing, Michigan IM*" Wednesday, July 17, 1974 17 I fr Sate I *** I® ( Real EM « |ahA 150 ALTO S«X. F Rebuilt like nevv.Student Ambassador PerfKt, $70. WESTERN GELDING. 9 for experienced rider. Call 361-7779. 4-7-24 year, old THREE BEDROOM house, \Y. bath, fully carpeted. Large lot Recall group faces uphill battle lot* of trees. 339-8729 after e |fte< 6 30. 393-8414.3-7-17 KITTENS NEED m p.m. 1308 Buckingham Road (continued from page 1) Haslett. 5-7-19 The first charge listed on Call Chrit. 351 88 "I've been given no reason not Evergreen rezoning. He committee only proposes and flNHARDT FLUTE flood Colizzi said a special election both recall petitions, - there Xition, $80. Madeira GuW, would cost between $6,000 are separate forms for to trust the engineers." mentioned that three city advises but does not have a Client condition. $60. BEAUTIFUL HALF Siamese, pure Recreation £ and $8,000. Brookover and Sharp - is fiscal Massoglia also mentioned citizen commissions had voted final say. ■7.2357. 2 7-17 black female cat. Free The petition began the group's fears that the against the Michigan - Harrison Sharp told the State News: 337-2162. 3-7-22 irresponsibility in use of city, peripheral route is not really plan. "I want to get people to come circulating July 4 and must ttlFUL DINING table, mu« on be turned in to the clerk by state and federal street projects. funds for dead since it is not wiped from "Two commissions voted to any of us (East Lansing city iractically new, Moosuski October 2. Chances are the the 1980 Master Plan map and against the Kalamazoo project council members) with their call 349-9632. 8-10 Mas glia , summer organization meeting specifically the city has not sold the and the council heard hours of problems before the crisis Mobile Homes recall question would be added explained that Sharp and fn. 3-7-22 109 Anthony Hall to the November ballot at a properties they own in the citizen complaint and received stage." Wed., July 31, 7:30 p.m. Brookover had supported an 1,000 signatures on a She later said: 'Council has right of way. over -wJ," ■ MEN'S 3-speed; lufliwe Ski Flicks - Trip Info. minimal cost. But if the recall excessively expensive plan for The second petition charge petition opposing the project," listened or we wouldn't have h excellent condition. $35. BEHIND WARREN'S, 12' Membership Available were to pass, an election to fill the 353-5190. 1-7-17 Good x 55'. the two vacancies would have Michigan - Harrison is capricious and inconsistent he said. The Kalamazoo project the programs we have. But we , condition, furnished! intersection and that the zoning and rezoning - refering passed by the council has now don't always satisfy people. Going west - must sell. $2000 or to be called. Kalamazoo Street project was TAINS WHITE with rod. 62" best offer. Call Kevin, 482 4548 CR088RQADS The major issues that the most importantly to the been postponed indefinitely When citizens' ideas are not 124", (from Dormitory). proven to be an unnecessary Oakhill because MSU did not approve after 9 p.m. 3-7-19 CYCLE Citizens to Recall Sharp and - Evergreen rezoning. accepted, they think they [g.2636, after 5:30. 3-7-22 TWO 210 ABBOTT Brookover have focused on are excuse for and county using the federal Though he voted for the final the project in time for it to weren't heard." BEDROOM, 10' * 53' the money available proposal, Brookover joined meet the federal money Both Sharp and Brookover ^ GULLIVER STATE furnished, carpeted, skirted, air. 332-4081 Michigan - Harrison for it. Griffiths in a fight against deadlines. said that the bulk of the t'uGS has daily film pickup. Close intersection project, the I to campus. Phone Massoglia said that Citizens several amendments that would He also charged that the commission recommendations tube and battery testers, in Kalamazoo Street Bridge for a Liveable City had an Ohio increase allowed densities in council had weeded out have been approved by council. m to a Pharmacy that project, the Oakhill Evergreen - engineer propose a much the area. dissenters among the In one instance, after much personal prescription NAMCO 1968 12' 53'. rezoning, the Ann Street and welcomes third x Two cheaper alternative for the Massoglia charged that Sharp commission's ranks with their public criticism over the bedrooms, furnished, carpeted, extension and peripheral route. [ty pav prescription!. 1105 skirted, disposal, utility shed! The Michigan - Harrison and Brookover had displayed a last set of commission beginning of construction of 332-2011. group has also voiced intersection and that the it Grand Riv" $3700. 694-8068, general dksconcern for appointments. Massoglia, along the Ann Street extension, weekdays concern about council council had never really 1-7-17 maintaining the residential with two other vocal student - Sharp moved jafter 5 p.m. 3-7-22 unresponsiveness to citizens showed the citizens any reason that council and citizen commission quality of this area and others. oriented incumbent reconsider the vote. Sharp said tr CALCULATOR. Craig 4 BOANZA 12' x 68' 1972. Two Thurs. right, Sat., and Sun. and input for the Kalamazoo project. The Oakhill commissioners, did not receive she was "anxious to correct Tctions with constant key. bedrooms, 1!4 baths, expando some generally stated "Money is money," said • Evergreen the reappointments they had council's earlier decision on the Lplete with AC wall charger dining room. Completely furnished principals of informative Sharp. "It's all tax money, it's struggle was basically between area residents who feared their requested. basis of the logic of the | year guarantee. $40. and skirted. Cash, $7,000 or terms. Service government. all from us. Of course we Brookover pointed out that residents' arguments." 150 between 7-11 p.m. Call 485-5018 for appointment Though councilmembers neighborhoods would be 3-7-19 carefully consider the money the council may have up to 30 Massoglia said that since it was |7 22 Thelma Evans and John destroyed for high - density BICYCLES, REPAIR we spend." people to choose from when election time that and Service. Polomsky have often joined apartments and those who Sharp was GE trim lint 500, - AMERICAN 1971, 12' x 60' All styles. Reasonable rates. Call Sharp said that people don't were interested in further filling a commissioner seat. He only answering votes and not with Brookover and Sharp in understand that four plans (372, Consumer Reports No. *lr,ed- furnished.P°rch. shed. disposal. Windmill Park. Clean, Dave. 337-2280. 5-7-22 debates and votes on many were considered during the developing the properties. said that the council was not citizen concern. Griffiths had ■Choice 1972. Call 332-5924. At the time Sharp said that specifically seeking to made a similar reconsideration Make an offer. 694-8435. 4-7-19 BROTHERS IN issues, Massoglia, who seems to court p22 Christ painters. be the lone spokesman for the proceding on Michigan • she had hoped to maintain the eliminate dissension or student motion at an earlier meeting Interiors and exteriors. Licensed, Harrison, including the Citizens current residential character of representation in their but it died for lack of a second. IlLEY CAMPER. Five years experienced, references. group, said that Polomsky and for a Liveable City plan. T good condition, lights inside 8' x 38' CLEAN, FURNISHED, 2 484 5045, 351-7696. 3-7-19 Evans were too new to th the neighborhood, but noted appointments and that several Massoglia said the group was bedrooms, 7 years old. Sharp said she has to trust that there should also be some capable students were also concerned with the t, storage area, council for the group to the d. Best offer over Convenient to shopping area and professional opinions. means of appointed. council's openness. FOR THE BEST service attempt their recall. "Citizen input is desirable; maintaining equity. BSO Large but fits small cars, campus. Best offer over $1250. on stereo "Brookover and Sharp have On failure to follow the "Part of the reason most equipment see the STEREO "Sharp and Brookover are however, every citizen is not an Tjmpie El Camino, Datsun 351-3373. 3-7-17 SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. „ arrogantly ignored the commission recommendations, citizen input is response, 1361-3373. 3-7-17 the evi1 influence on engineer," she said. Brookover said: "No one on instead of being made prior to 101 50' C-14-7-31 council,' council," Massoglia said. "The expressed desires of numerous x MODERN, FURNISHED, Brookover said that many the commissions has to answer council action, is because the citizens of East Lansing at 2 bedrooms, 5 years old. group just didn't feel that people began believing their J, MEN'S Sports Tourer Williamstown Exchange to the electorate, but the city city had not fulfilled its Convenient to Evans and Polomsky shoud be public hearings and have |d women's Super Sport. Both shopping areas own lies about the two street council and campus. Best offer Fine - Re - Sale Shop. recalled at this time." attempted to stifle citizen does. They don't obligation to inform," good price. 655-3262. over Furniture Repairing, Antiques, projects. He said the council realize that their advisement is Massoglia said. $2200. 351-3373.3-7-17 "At least Evans and input to the decision making Frames, Old Things. Call about especially regrets the extra process at city hall," said not the final decision. The He said the group blames our consignment Plan. Polomsky will listen to citizens money that will have to go into council often has many factors 1972 STATESMAN. 12' x 50', and Massoglia referring to the third Sharp and Brookover especially 11 - 5 lues. Thru. Sat. George Griffiths is, of the Michigan - Harrison to weigh." for the lack of predecision loMPSONS' FRANDOR skirted, shed, large yard with 109 K. Grand River, Williamston course, the least unresponsive charge - insensitivity to citizen I vegetable and flower garden. project, but that he has no input. Brookover said the information and the fact that JEWELERS SayJ 517 • 655 1534 of the council members," he $3000 or best offer. 625-7237. reason not to trust the commission council so much of the council's Massoglia noted that there - I'lO SHOPPING 5-7-26 said. Sharp and Brookover hav,. engineers. "I bet every citizen could was overwhelming citizen opposition to the Michigan • relationship should considered similar to that of be a business sessions is done in work rather than at the DAYS LEFT' SCHULT 1972. 12' x 52'. Two been on council eight and six come up with their own plan Harrison and Kalamazoo legislative committee and the regularly attended council bedrooms, furnished, skirted, in years, respectively. In Sharp's for the intersection," he said. REAT RING SALE Holt. California bound, first two elections and in projects as well as the Oakhill - legislative body, where the meetings. lartinez Collection sell, best offer to take Brookover's first they were 1 Custom Design Rings Now payments. 694-8040, after 8pm. seen as progressive type 1501 OFF During Final I All Other Jewelry Sale the 5-7-26 AMERICAN 1972, 12' x 65', 7' x candidates in comparison to the conservative tradition of the council. Both of them Ancient desire for ties to Greece 12' expando. Three bedrooms, ~ 1/3 OFF. 154 bath, furnished. 8' x 10' Instructions received State News | Mends July 27 UPSONS' FRANDOR JEWELERS shed. $7200. 5027 Amsterdam, Holt (Windmill Park) 694-0161. BL-2-7-19 BOARD EXAM TUTORING STANLEY H. KAPLAN endorsements in these first election attempts. linked to military coup in Cyprus |22C Mail Court, Frandor TUTORING COURSES By STEVEN V. ROBERTS rulers in ^Athens »Monday • Friday, 9:30 til FOR SALE. 12' x 60' Marlette Now being formed for — rigid Orthodox Archbishop of fit's whats the return in 1959 as a hero. With 1 Saturday 9:30 - 6 New York Times nationalists and 1(332 1385 Fully carpeted, air conditioner, upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, strongly Cyprus, the "ethnarch," served for Custom Wc the Turks | 10' x 25' awning, 10' x 7' shed. ATGSB, GRE, Board Exams. For anticommunist - did not hide both opposing enosis. the ATHENS The military as the spiritual and I Hobodv beats our prices — on Quality jewelry Must be seen to Phone 482-5521, daily before 5. appreciate. information call 1-313-354-0085. 0-14-7-31 happening coup that overthrew the their dislike of Archbishop Makarios and his independent temporal leader of the Greek archbishop agreed to what has been called a "shotgun Ask for Harry Wilson. 3-7-17 government of Cyprus Monday Cypriotes. marriage Greek and Turkish has its policies. for 1 i What's roots in the ancient Through the centuries the Cypriotes joining in an |NG 1 MACHINE Clearance Happening must I history of the eastern The Cypriote National Cypriote Orthodox Church Brand new portables 1967 12' x 60' Deluxe Belvedere Service State News office. I Studen Guard is commanded by 650 independent state with the 15, $5 per month. Large Mobile Home. Two bedrooms, Services Bldg.. by 1 p.m. at least Mediterranean, and the Greek kept alive the idea of enosis, archbishop as president. • ion of reconditioned used furnished. Phone Monday traditional desire of ethnic officers, on contract and in 1821, the archbishop two class days before publication. When trouble broke out with Nicosia, and this spring lines Singers, Whites, Thursday. 332-0684. 5-7-19 No announcements will he accepted Greek Cypriotes for "enosis," and many leading churchmen between the two communities COMPLETE THESES Service Makarios Bcrtiis, New Homes and "many - of union with Greece, the accused them of were executed Discount Printing.' IBM typing by the Turks for in 1963, President Makarios $19.95 to $39.95. motherland. supplying arms and inspiration their activities. As Lawrence and binding of theses, resumes, The Eastside Planning Assn. of invited in a contingent of to terrorist group fighting for EDWARDS Lost & Found publications. Across from campus Lansing will meet at 7:30 p.m. Archbishop Makarios, the a Durrell commented in his book Greek officers to command the ■STRIBUTING COMPANY, v enosis. Two weeks ago, the "Bitter Lemons," "From this B'5 North Washington. corner M.A.C. and Grand River. Thursday at Christ Lutheran president of Cyprus since its national guard, including Below Jones Stationery Shop. Church, 120 S. Pennsylvania Ave. independence in 1960, always archbishop ordered the one could see just how deeply Grivas. A United Nations peace •■6448. C-7-331 Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Topics of discussion will include removal of the officers from FIND SOMETHING the Kastside Neighbonhood Project, maintained that he believed in hidden, and in what depths of - keeping force arrived in 1964. 337-1666. C-7-31 the island, a direct chllenge to f CLUBS, 2 do/en sets to If you've found a pet or article of and the Community- Center. All enosis but also insisted that it Greek authority in Cypriote unconscious historial process, the roots of enosis lay hidden." It controlled the fighting until Scuba gear, value, we want to help you return Eastside residents are invited to was not a practical solution for 1967 when it flared up again. THESES. RESUMES, typing and attend. affairs. Or as one Cypriote official mping equipnjent. Rifles and it. Just come into the State News Bring your ideas and the island in the face of fierce At that printing. Reasonable prices. As one diplomat put it,'"We point President Jotguns. Cameras. Stereo Classified Department and tell us COMMERCIAL PRINTING. opposition from ethnic Turks, put it: "This island has lived Makarios ordered Grivas Over 100J used knew there would be a for centuries with one dream - you want to place an ad in EAST 35-| Children's Theater presents free who make up 18 per cent of expelled from the island. :k tapes and albums. Used LANSING STATE BANK'S Found :4116. C-7-31 reaction, but we didn't know to unite with Greece." entertainment at 7 p.m. today at the country's population of The archbishop and Column. As a public service EAST Selling Services? Sell them what it would be." Monday the his to more the Bailey School playground, and The British leased the island mpi: 1 LANSING STATE BANK will run people with low cost Want Ads. at 7 p.m. 650,000. government continued to Thursday at the Pinecrest answer came. in 1878 and WILCOX the ad at Dial 355-8255 now. School playground. In case of rain, This attitude by the incorporated it proclaim their belief in enosis, _ no cost to you! Greek speaking people have into the Commonwealth in performances will be held inside the archbishop smacked of treason as Cypriote independence took JCONDHAND STORE, 509 EAST LANSING schools. to some right - wing Greek lived on Cyprus for thousands 1925. In the 1950's, agitation 1 Michigan, Lansing. STATE BANK IRENE ORR - On Vacation. of years. Because of its hold, but their commitment •391. c-7-31 Cypriotes, who also worried for enosis erupted in a C-7-31 Returning September. Ready to Hear Dr. Robert Harris speak on was clearly diminishing. To type after Labor Day. C-14-7-31 about the President's close ties strategic position in the eastern campaign of guerrilla warfare. those who believed in enosis life after death with the Students of •gerators. LOST: SILVER and bronze portion with Cyprus's large and Mediterranean, it was invaded The organization was the one 30" gas EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Yahshua from 8 to 10 p.m. Makarios was a traitor. In 1971 Just over 1 year old. of pendant, in area behind Thursday in 38 Union. influential Communist party. by a long list of conquerors original Eoka, and its leader Dissertations, (pica - elite). Grivas slipped back into who built an occasional castle, ly,s9le electric dryer. 19" Kentucky Fried Chicken, East FAY ANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 MENSA steering 0 The immediate chain of added a new accent to the was Gen. George Grivas, a Cyprus and formed Eoka B. black and white TV. Lansing. Please call 351-8415. events that led to Monday's Greek Cypriote and legendary plan next month's ac ethnic strain of the populace, Several assassination aneous. 487-2309. 3-7-22 1-7-17 Saper's, 513 Beech coup, however, probably guerrilla fighter from the days attempts PURPLE VICKI - Fast, accurate, : and passed on. of the Greek Civil War. Grivas against the at 7:30 p.m. started last November, when FOUND: BLACK Daschund, Grand inexpensive typing. Very near Cyprus seized by the archbishop failed, but the (MOD ko STA-5010 KR-100 receiver. River, East Lansing. Facial sores, campus. 337-7260. 10-8-7 There will be an house Greek President George Turks was in 1571 and commanded great loyalty movement was a continuing receiver. Akai open Papadopoulos was ousted in a among his countrymen. 1 collared. 355-4383, Margie. Saturday at the MSU Observatory . . . . .. annoyance. Then last January quadrophonic tape ANN BROWN typing and multilith from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. Weather bloodless coup by a sroup ot Archbishop Makarios had Grivas died of a heart attack C-3-7-22 r- Turntables, speakers, offset printing. Complete service permitting, the 24 inch reflecting military officers. The new Empire. For more than 300 been exiled by the British in " large and President Makarios saw his assortment of small for dissertations, theses, telescope will be used for observing. years of Turkish rule, the 1956, but was allowed to "* systems. FOUND: YOUNG black and white chance to eradicate the LP's and tapes, manuscripts, general typing. IBM The Observatory is located at male cat near Cedar Village. Call movement. He offered amnesty instruments such as 24 years experience. Forest and College roads. '■ 332-3736. C-3-7-22 to any member of Eoka B who Gibson, Marshall and 349-0850. C-7-31 Any |"°u«ic. Portable TV'« woman interested in would surrender and lay down J1*1 *Niore. ho"sehold WNDHAND STORE, 1701 items, and DICKER & DEAL FOUND: GRAY markings. Vicinity Natural kitten, white Science Building. Call 355-4634, Transportation §3L creating, producing to radio "Women's show or Voice," contributing sponsored by the Women's Media Collective, should a weekly Requests submitted his arms. But only several dozen took advantage of the archbishop's offer. Cedar. 487 3886. We buy Thrasos. C-3-7-17 attend a get - it - together meeting (continued from page 1) "id trade. Meanwhile, anti - Makarios C-7-31 at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Women's "With my present staff of six girls we can process about 700 FOUND: SILVER Woman's watch Center, 547V4 E. Grand River Ave. applications a agitation was growing within week," Colizzi said. "If I'd had the Larrowe applications when they originally the Cypriote National Guard t LEs ALL Ten Speeds I at Bike rack Y-lot. Has accumulated them, they'd be done and its corps of Greek officers. The Society for Creative now. As it is, we'll manage the best way we J1'"' colors and sizes, inscription. 641-4597. C-3-7-17 Anachronism invites one and all to can." Observers point out that the de-raiier, center - pull its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. quality at dealers Although legally the applications don't have to be turned in until Aug. 3, the strongman of the Greek junta, .. . Friday in the Union Tower Room. F '■freed warehouse sale. 9 Wanted practical aspect of processing them causes difficulties, she explained which took over in November, Personal j/ - "It will take us one whole day just to stamp the f ' Monday - Friday. 8 The Society for Anachronism will have archery and Creative "We have to check the signatures and addresses applications received," she said. Brig. Gen. Demetrios rp,m- Saturday. D&C against the master lists, which is Ioannides, served in Cyprus in ROOMMATE, COUNTRY home Chn 11-96.Ro,h Driv«. FREE A lesson in complexion away from the rush. 18 - 28 age fighting practice at 2 p.m. Saturday in the field archery range, west of very time consuming. Then they are retyped onto our forms with the signature the mid - 1960's and is known ■<-731 694-3311. ... ienison Fieldhouse. portion of the original card stapled onto it. Two envelopes must be typed for each to despise the archbishop. care. CALL 48*4519, East preferred. 655-3793, 8-11 p.m. 3-7-19 card, and then all the materials folded and stuffed." Michigan, or 485-7197 Lansing The MSU If she decides that the job can only be done with extra Soaring Club will meet help, she must make a Mall. MERLE NORMAN (lII-FIBlYS at 7.30 p.m. tonight in 208 Men's DEMONSTRATORS WANTED, request to the city manager. And even then, she said, she does not have the space or h IB* COSMETIC C-14-7-31 STUDIOS. sell toys, free training & supplies. No cash investment or dleivery. 393-4386. 5-7-26 Intramural Bldg. There will he a tour of the flight service station and the national weather bureau at the the equipment to bring in extra people, or the time to train them. Both Colizzi and Mercuro agreed that the ballots should be in the mail by July is B°uNCY kittens want NEEDED, GIRL taking cost Capitol City Airport. Everyone is 26, but Mercuro is much more optimistic that it can bo done. now accepting welcome. accounting or advanced Colizzi is concerned that students will come to her in the fall, complaining that repair work on su,jr*2 accounting in fall or now. For SENIOR GIRL wants room in "Local Consumer Organization they signed an application on June 3, but did not receive a ballot in time to make TEAC, SONY, JBL, easy type tutor work. 627-6692, house. Fall. Close. Suzanne, the voting deadline. She does not feel that her office should bear the Activities" will be discussed by akc 351-5686, after 5. 5-7-26 responsibility ADVENT, registered after 1 p.m. 3-7-19 three consumer activists at a bag for the delay. •'"months old. Reliable lunch meeting from noon to 1:30 Mercuro thinks she should since the TANDBERG, B.S.R., applications were in by the legal deadline. frfe*09' 075-7370.3-7-22 $125 or best WANTED today in Community the Room. MSU Everyone is Credit Colizzi and Mercuro also differed on the inherent fairness of allowing voters to UHER, BOSE, for PSYCHOLOGY STUDY Car Pool ' &I welcome. receive only one candidate's campaign literature, with the clerk denies information to voters. insisting that this GARRARD, P&UNK B ; "'ablewithwonrffl™. 20'l_"~8TW Male students from Come dance with us' Join the MSU Proinendaers for square, folk In the course of their discussion, Mercuro suggested that the current system of KENWOOD NIKKO., fatherless, broken, divorced two homes at yxars before age 12. or least Share Driving l[«| and round dancing at 7 tonight in the Union Tower Room p.m. partisan absentee ballot collection encourages holding ballots the way his group did. However, this is the first time it has happened in East Lansing,Colizzi pointed r PIONEER Please rail Hugh Jones SHARE DRIVING Beginners always welcome. out. Usually, a group turns them in to her as soon as 1101 they collect them so she could 882-5806 to arrange for From: East Lansing, To: Ann not find fault with the process. The Amateur Radio Club W8SH E. GRAND RIVER 154 hour ratting sessions. Arbor. Times: Monday • Friday. Nor did she recommend any changes in the deadlines for absentee ballot I ""fried lio weekt. «hot» Participants will be paid $3 will hold its regular meeting at 8 phone 337 1767 349-31,3 .fter 6. per session. Leaving: 5:45 a.m., Returning: p.m. Thursday in 339 Engineering requests, fearing that an earlier deadline would disenfranchise voters who 3:45 p.m. Phone 372-4865. Bldg. Everyone is welcome. encountered unexpected problems in getting to the polls on election day. Wednesday, juiy■ 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan