Volume 168 Number 183 Friday, July 19,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Aide says Ellsberg raid OKd afterwards i from wire services plumbers activities, which included the ■aSHINCVI ON - Former presidential 1971 break in at the office of Daniel substance, that the break - in was •A top secret letter in which the late J. - culminated with a hand written note to ■John 0. Ehrlichman says President in furtherance of national - activities, beginning with the initial Ellsberg's psychiatrist. security Edgar Hoover informed the President that H.R. Haldeman from Ehrlichman in which K "indicated his after - the - fact objectives." the FBI had learned "from he noted,'"This is the kind of wiretaps in May, 1969, that originated extremely early because of seemingly legitimate national mva|" of the break ■ in at the office of Ehrlichman's sworn statement, given on The Ehrlichman affidavit was filed in sensitive sources," Ei Efllsberg's psychiatrist, according to April 26, contradicted the President's apparently wiretaps, warning we need more of — your game security concerns but degenerated into the White House that former Defense view plumbers case, in which Secretary Clark planners are now in an excellent position Kce released on Thursday by the expressed at an Aug. 22, 1973, news the former Nixon aide was convicted last Clifford planned to write an article for to map anticipatory action." overtly political operations. Nixon and his aides were further shown Judiciary Committee. conference that the break in was Life magazine critical of the - "illegal, Friday on charges of conspiracy and •An FBI interview with former Asst. to C committee documents also show unauthorized as have expressed concern about the far as I was administration policy in Vietnam. concerned and perjury. It was included in five volumes of Atty. Gen. Robert C. Mardian dated May "liability" to the Administration that ■ the President and his top aides were completely deplorable." evidence released by the 10, 1973, in which Mardian described how Judiciary The Hoover letter could result from public disclosure of the % m March and April, 1973, of the Ehrlichman quoted the President triggered a series of William C. Sullivan, former asst. FBI as Committee. White House memoranda extensive wiretapping. None of the Ejty of the clandestine White House telling him on April 18, 1973, that "in •Other highlights included: to counter such discussing how director, sent him records in July 1971, of wiretaps, according to the House an article. TTiey national security wiretaps instituted at documents, produced any relevant White House request, in an effort to trace information about national security leaks. lawyer says new evidence shows news leaks. The House materials indicated that it The interview quoted Mardian as saying was this awareness, coupled with Sullivan told him "Mr. Hoover could not blackmail threats from E. Howard Hunt be entrusted with this wiretap Jr., a former member of the plumbers information. Mr. Sullivan continued in unit, that prompted the President to seek lixon disapproved of hush conversation saying that Mr. Hoover had to withhold information in the spring of used wiretap information to blackmail Mr. 1973 from the various Watergate Nixon with this information." ■ashiNGTON from wire services Presidential lawyer promptly denounced St. Clair's action as transcript of a portion of a conversation money transcript ' destroys the theory that the At the time, Sullivan was at odds with Hoover and he subsequently was forced out of the FBI. investigators. T$ D. St. Clair presented a final piece insulting, saying it was too limited and between President Nixon and former President was involved in the payment of • Hoover on three occasions cited Henry Inside Friday . . . came too late. Evidence to the House Judiciary White House aide H R. Haldeman on hush money or blackmail money to Mr. A. Kissinger as directly authorizing Tnittee Thursday which he said would Rep. Charles Wiggins, R-Calif., Nixon's March 22,1973. Hunt." wiretaps on government officials and |e President Nixon "was not aware of leading defender on the committee, said, The committee subpenaed a tape Rep. Jerome R. Waldie, D-Calif., newsmen. In separate memos dated May in fact disapproved" of paying hush however, "I'm happy to get any evidence recording of the conversation but Nixon declared, however, "it is the most arrogant 13,1970, refused to concerning two different National .y to Watergate defendants. bearing on the case." provide the tape to the act of contempt toward Congress and the I number of committee Democrats St. Clair gave the committee a 2xh page committee. The subpena was issued May committee that has occurred in the entire Security Council staff employes, Hoover 30. wrote to then Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchel. proceedings. The hearings which began St. Clair did not provide any tape to with edited transcripts end with the worst "On May 12, 1970, Brig. Gen. authenticate the transcript and gave no Alexander M. Haig of the National Ford admits he listened indication of what preceded or followed the excerpted portion of the conversation edited transcript of all. It shows the cover • up continues." Rep. Barbara Jordan, D-Tex., came out Security Council staff, advised that Dr. Henry A. Kissinger .... had requested covered by the transcript. that as soon as possible a lo of the meeting shaking her head and telephone said, I GRAND some Watergate tapes RAPIDS (UPI) — Vice President Gerald Ford, who earlier in his term St. Clair said the partial showed that Nixon told Haldeman the after $75,000 was paid to transcript day Watergate "I can't believe it, I can't believe it. It shows his utter contempt for the committee." surveillance be instituted..." Nearly a year earlier, on June 4, 1969, Hoover told Mitchell that in the interests of tracing leaks of classified national lid he did not want to listen to presidential tapes, admitted Thursday that he has conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. that Meanwhile senior Democrats on the ird several Watergate tapes. blackmail "would not be paid" to House Judiciary Committee are circulating security material "Kissinger has requested that a telephone surveillance be placed Ford, during a brief new conference here, said he changed his mind and asked to Watergate defendants. seven proposed articles of impeachment St. Clair quoted Nixon as on" a newsman. Itarthe tapes in order to make his own interpretation as to their contents. saying legal against President Nixon, any one of which, The payments to support the defendants' names of the wiretap targets were ■ "We got these different versions and as a result of that I asked to hear them," they contend, "warrants impeachment and families to would be proper but that deleted from the five volumes of lord said. trial for removal from office." committee evidence. ■ "After listening to parts of them I can understand why there would be different payment of hush money would be The list is wide - ranging, including improper. within its seven articles obstruction of Kissinger denied under oath during |terp relations. If anybody can be 100 per cent certain that their version is any In San Clemente, Calif., justice, conspiracy, misuse of federal funds Senate hearings on his nomination for ore accurate than anybody elses, Deputy Press you would have to be a genius." Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the secretary of state that he ever directly (continued on page 6) authorized any wiretaps placed on 13 officials and four newsmen in 1969 and 1970. WRITER, BELIEVER, CYNIC, DREAMER 'ftie evidence volumes contained 133 statements of staff and 32 more from the • The with a Detroit Wheels open in loca) toe Page 11. Ypsilanti White House. Each statement was supported by documentary evidence. No • 'This place smells like fish." But the Harlan Ellison: ge attempt was made to say how any of the statements might fit into a case for or against impeachment. However, the main thnist of the material lobsters might story page 14. • not agree. Pictures and Meridian cops are unsure about V DIANE SILVER America. The Writers Guild of America submitted in behalf of the President was doing it. I mean, afterward when punched a policeman) has landed him in that there was extraordinary concern over picketing injunction. Page 3. State News Staff Writer gave him an award for an "Outer Limits" academicians begin asking me: explain the is the jail several times. alleged security violations and that the e goddam truth! I am a segment entitled "Demon with a Glass apolonian - dionysian conflict in your "I spent 10 years of my life in "The • Bell ■essional liar, baby. I am paid to dream concern prompted the President to Telephone employes hang up and Hand", an award for the best Dramatic - works, I begin giggling outrageously." Movement." I lost a lot of friends. Some authorize unusual but not illegal methods walk out in Detroit. Page 6. little dreams. I am a writer. I am Episodic script for a "Star Trek" segment Ellison, author of 26 books, edited the got blown away — they lost their college to halt them. I Frank Lloyd Wright. I am not entitled "City on the Edge of Forever" first two "Dangerous Visions" anthologies d Russell. I am not even careers, their wives, their families, to raise The House documents depicted a Ralph and one for his original script for "The and is at work on final volume he a the condition of life in general," he said. Irorthe second coming." Starlost". pattern of clandestine White House describes as a hefty $25 book. He has lulan Ellison, current visiting writer at Born in Cleveland in "Today I wander around college 1934, Ellison has written extensively for television and campuses and all I see are the no neck ■Clarion East Workshop in Speculative worked in a carnival, as a tuna fisherman, a movies. In September, the movie from his nerds. All they want is a berth in 3M or on and Fantasy, is sitting in a Holden I graduate assistant's apartment with T off, cutoffs on. a cap straight out of mmmrnm mmmt a "Today I wander around college iimiiiwrniHiiKiffl campuses and ^ 8 ^ the Rand Corp. or National Cash They want to get laid, dope a lot, drink beer. And I say to myself, Jesus that is Register. Recall drive wavers ? Great Gatsby" on his head and an all I see are the no neck nerds. All they want is a 1950 all over again, that's McCarthy jterthe Dragon" teeshirt on. time. I *11 I know is what comes out of my and it's weird shit," Ellison said. I nobody's hero and nobody's guru berth in 3M or the Rand Corp. or National Cash Register. They want to get laid, dope a lot, drink a lot of beer. And I say to myselfJesus, that is 1950 "I think that is really the death of innocence when you begin to take for lack of momentum |when will be w you ask me what the world of all over again, that's McCarthy time." yourself seriously enough to think: I'm a By MARY ANNE FLOOD like any answer I would really important guy and I've got to say Brookover out, but other factors like lack I you would be pompous, martinet Harlan Ellison, author State News Staff Writer of an effective leader, shortage of time and important things. "I ^ivould rather be an antic spirit. Like money and the damaging 'tree • freak' i has been called the "most Puck in 'A Midsummer's Night Drean'." The uphill climb of the Citizens to image that the media has labeled the recall hired gun for a wealthy neurotic, door - to N story "A Boy and His Dog" will open Recall writer in the science fiction - door brush salesman, actor, porno book Puckness is a dying art, Ellison said. Sharp and Brookover has group have to be considered," Beachler starring Jason Robards Jr. apparently turned into a downhill slide. [ HeScience * has won the Hugo Award of the Fiction Convention four salesman on Times Square, intinerant crop His support of such causes as the march People do not like gadflies anymore. They don't like being told their slip is showing. In a straw vote Tuesday night, the group said. Other arguments voiced against the - picker and rubbish collecter. on Montgomery, Ala., the Delano grape voted to discontinue the drive. two special awards from the "I don't take anything much very "I tag myself as a cynical optimist. I recall at the meeting included: pickers strike and the peace demonstration Eleven people involved in the recall of • The |™tion Ids from the and captured two Nebula Science Fiction Writers of seriously except my writing," Ellison said. "And I only take that seriously when I'm at Century City, the former backlot of would like to think humanity is noble and self effacing, that we will all go to the • Mayor Wilbur Brookover and voters may possibility that conservative turn out because of their anger Twentieth Century Fox, (where he stars and treat our brothers and sisters Councilwoman Mary Sharp met at the over recall and possibly hurt the chances home of group spokesman Charles of liberal minded candidates for other properly, but I look around me! "They got a convention of ministers Massoglia to discuss the possible burial of offices in the November election. here! I've never seen more pinched, the project. • If Brookover and Sharp won a "It was basically a rational, objective recall election, they might consider it a uptight little faces in all my life," Ellison said. "As long as you got crazy people still discussion on the merits of the recall after mandate to resurrect the peripheral route believing the shit they believed in the dark having time to discuss the ramifications or other undesirable ideas. with large numbers of other people," • If the recall were ages, ready to burn witches and heretics, successful, the how the hell are you going to get Utopia? Massoglia said. election to fill the vacancies might yield "I don't write about heros," Ellison "There was some discussion before we some even more conservative candidates. said. started the drive," he said. "But I guess we "We certainly don't want another John just hadn't had enough time to secure Polomsky," recall worker Shirley Kuszai He writes about people who at a special diverse input." said. She said bad timing was also a factor moment rise to extraordinary heights of The group at the meeting, which that led the drive to this point. heroism to do something beyond their decided that they were too few to be Massoglia said he has no idea what the capabilities. wholly representative of all the individuals outcome of the planned meeting will be. For example in "I Have No Mouth and I participating in the drive, took a straw "If only five people show up, its fate is Must Scream," published in 1967, the vote on continuation of the recall. Their a foregone conclusion. But if 50 or even narrator makes the ultimate sacrifice. The vote was about two • to • one in favor of 40 people show who want to work on the story is set in the aftermath of World War dissolving the petition drive and recall despite the arguments, it will be a III in the heart of a giant computer. The converting their energies to more positive different matter," Massoglia said. three major powers had built gigantic efforts. David Rathke, the Human Rights party computers that link up and become But rather than be unfair to all candidate for Ingham County sentient. The computer reprograms the interested in the drive, the group decided Commissioners 8th District seat, said that war, killing off all but five people whom it to hold a well - publicized open meeting, the HRP would probably benefit from the makes immortal and tortures endlessly. tentatively set for July 29, to finally recall drive and that if he can find enough In the end, the narrator sacrifices decide whether to go full steam ahead or support, even if the drive is voted down, himself to bring final death to the others, to halt the drive. he intends to continue circulating knowing the computer will alter him "The major question is whether or not petitions. our time could be more physically so that he cannot die. effectively spent "The drive would become more of a finding good candidates for the next city radical student movement, rather than the "Even in the face of the maddest god council election or perhaps working effort of somewhat hesitant liberal that ever was, the nobility of humanity towards having a ward system in East homeowners," Rathke, an MSU sophmore, will rise above it," Ellison said. Lansing for electing council members," said. "I am fascinated by the moments of Massoglia said. Many East Lansing political observers nobility that human beings are capable Bill Beachler, another recall advocate, who have voiced strong opposition to the of," he said. I think that in those moments said one major problem was lack of recall off the record, will probably be we are the most godlike. TTiat is my 1 eadership. extremely relieved to see the drive halted SN photo/Bob Kaye religion, I believe in humanity. I don't "I have a sneaking suspicion that the and the petitioners' energies either IS" I * w'th "no Ell'son- current visiting writer at the Clarion East Workshop in speculative fiction and fantasy neck nerds" who are onlv interested in flatting a safe job with a big corporation. says that college is believe in God. God is a device so we don't have to accept responsibility for our acts." project will be called off. There is no dissipated completely or directed towards question that we all want Sharp and the upcoming campaigns. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 19 J97j Fallen BY ASSOCIATED PRESS torture Cypriot seeks U.N. aid of political prisoners. Deposed Cypriot leader "No, I don't accept this - it is Archbishop Makarios arrived in not true," he said. New York Thursday t0 plead Sampson accused Makarios his case before the United of surrounding himself with a Nations, while the leader of "close circle of unscrupulous Test tube publicity sickens doctor Turkey accused Greece of men whose basic aim was to invading Cyprus and satisfy their personal interest. committing aggression against . who would stop at nothing Prof. Douglas Bevis, the British gynecologist who his country. and flagrantly violated personal announced that three babies conceived outside the Turkish Premier Bulent liberty." womb had been born normally, said Thursday he is Ecevit said in London that Before leaving London, Greek military planes had Makarios told newsmen that he giving up research into creating test tube babies. landed armed forces on the had received assurances from Bevis, of Leeds University, said he was "sickened" by British Prime Minister Harold Mediterranean island during the publicity given to his announcement. He said he the coup. Wilson that Britain would not decided to quit when a newspaper offered him $72,000 "This amounts to a Greek recognize the new military to reveal the identity of the doctors concerned in the invasion of Cyprus," declared regime on the Mediterranean births. Ecevit, who had come to island. London to enlist British and Britain has been in the Bevis told the annual meeting of the British Medical forefront of trying to cool United States help in trying to Assn. on Monday that the three babies, at least one of down the restore Makarios to power. explosive Cyprus them British, were born in Europe in the past 18 In Nicosia, Nikos Sampson, situation which has brought months. whom the military installed as Greece and Turkey, two Other British specialists in test tube baby research the new Cyprus president, members of the North Atlantic denied knowledge of any successful births and confirmed that Greek planes Treaty Organization, into challenged Bevis to publish evidence to corroborate his had landed, but said they direct confrontation. "I found a great Two Cyprus national guard tanks form a roadblock across the street from the Hilton Hotel in Nicosia as a step to prevent rata I carried only medical supplies. degree of forces from causing trouble after the coup. announcement. understanding and I appreciate Though accusing the Athens junta of committing "an act of the British attitude on the believed to be many. A nurse Cyprus of the 650 Greek J Imprisoned sailor now American aggression" Ecevit did not say that Turkish troops would situation in Cyprus," Makarios said after meeting with Wilson. on Monday, a little Tuesday and virtually nothing since reports. More than 1,000 persons at Nicosia General Hospital officers who led the 7 said some 200 dead and national guard that tone A Lithuanian seaman who attempted to flee to the intervene unilaterally. "I appreciate their assurances then," said Peter Gekas, 33, of reportedly have been arrested wounded had been counted Makarios United States in 1970 only to have Americans allow his Hundreds of demonstrators that under no circumstances Rochester, N.Y., as he arrived since the coup. Soldiers on on Monday, Jj Wednesday began house to there. opposes annexation of J they going to recognize the in Athens. He and his wife, - return to a Soviet ship has officially been declared an greeted Makarios at Kennedy are house searches in Nicosia, and Makarios was one of the island to Greece. Airport and chanted support, so - called new regime imposed Joanne, said they "heard a lot American citizen. other cities, towns and villages. chief leaders in the Cypriot While Makarios couth with some Carrying signs by the junta of Greece upon of shooting but saw little." his personal crusade, i However, it is not known if the Soviet government the people of Cyprus." The pooled reports said that Casualities from the three independence movement. reading. "Save the Republic." A draft resolution United States and has transmitted the news to the sailor, Simas Kudirka, Markarios was scheduled to On the island, all but token curfew restrictions were days of fighting between the was Biit national guard and the pro - reported circulating among moved to try to avert a> address the U.N. Security resistance to the coup has briefly lifted Thursday and following the State Dept.'s action Wednesday. Makarios police have not been members of the Council calling confrontation between TuiJ Council on Friday in an appeal ended, according to pooled Greek Cypriots in Nicosia Kudirka may be the only American to have been announced, but there were for the withdrawal from and Greece. to the international news service dispatches. stripped supermarkets of tried, convicted and imprisoned for treason because he community to help restore him Meanwhile, the first foreigners canned goods in a frantic attempted to flee to the United States, a State Dept. to power. were being evacuated to Athens, shopping spree. But the new spokesman said. But in Cyprus, Sampson Beirut and other points as regime said that anyone open thursday and friday nights until nine He has been held by the Soviets in a Ural Mountain called a news conference commercial flights resumed moving through the city at Thursday to display bicycle from Nicosia airport. night would be shot on sight. prison and no information has been received about him clubs, whips, rubber The new government, chains, Many of the evacuees for approximately eight months. meanwhile, announced strict hoses and electrical implements expressed relief at being off which he said Makarios used to Cyprus, but said that press censorship and moved to Jury hears Reinecke transcript torture opponents. In New York, Makarios conditions on the island gradually returning to normal. were round up left - wing politicians and pro - Markarios elements, denied he had sanctioned "There was heavy fighting according to the pooled The jury in the peijury trial of California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke Thursday sat through a three - hour reading of the Senate hearing transcript that is the backbone of the government's case against him. Defense attorney James E. Cox claims portions of the transcript were "scotch - New regime taped together" and are not an accurate account of the LISBON, Portugal (AP) - presidency, was picked as the series of strikes and labor Senate Judiciary Committee hearing at which Reinecke President Antonio de Spinola premier last week. He named disorders that have plagued the testified April 19,1972. swore in Portugal's new his cabinet on Wednesday. country since the April coup The prosecution said it would only read portions of government Thursday and The new government against the rightist regime of the Senate hearings which pertain to Reinecke and his called upon the Portuguese appears to be tougher and Marcello Cataeno. people to discipline themselves more decisive than the center - "We cannot blame just involvement with a S200.000 pledge from International and have respect for the new left regime Spinola selected reactionary forces for the Telephone & Telegraph Corp. to bring the Republican regime. nearly three months ago as excesses that have been taking National Convention to San Diego. "Responsibility implies that military men took over seven place in the streets, the somebody has the power to cabinet posts, including the businesses and even in the civil rule and to impose respect, and key ministries of interior, government," Spinola said at Gl killing investigation goes slow that somebody is the state," labor, defense and information. the swearing in ceremonies. Spinola said after Premier The new cabinet is expected "This must be stopped at once, Defense Minister Arthur J. Faulknew reported to Vasco Goncalves and his 16 - to take a harder line against for the prestige of the New Zealanders Thursday than an investigation into member cabinet took office. labor, for example, to avoid Portuguese people is at stake." allegations that New Zealand soldiers killed six Goncalves, a colonel and member of the inner circle The State News is published by the students of Mtthigan State American GIs in Vietnam was dragging because of a lack of officers who led the coup University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school of information. terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, NOW IN PROGRESS that brought Spinola to the 1 and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. The minister said the government had conducted "the ■'Subscription rate is $20 per year. " Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and Fill your linen shelves with superb values fullest possible inquiry on the facts available to us" for business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State two days. Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, BEDSPREADS, The controversy began after a man called an PHONES Auckland radio talk show and said he and three other BLANKETS, TABLECLOTHS, CURTAINS and soldiers News/Editorial 355-8252 came upon six Americans more than two years Classified Ads 355-8255 TOWELS, all now at saving prices! ago as they used truncheons to beat 10 South Display Advertising 353-6400 Business Office 355-3447 Vietnamese peasants under interrogation. Photographic 355-8311 The New Zealanders killed one of the Americans in an exchange of gunfire, the caller said, then they slaughtered the others to cover up the incident. Texan says TTTTTTT gift was Nixon's idea Clint W. Murchison Jr., a Dallas, Texas oilman, has TIME FRIENDLIEST told Watergate investigators that, acting on President Nixon's personal suggestion, he delivered $5,000 in cash to Nixon's secretary, Rose Mary Woods, as a campaign PLACE IN TOWN donation in 1968. Murchison's story appears to contradict a statement by Nixon that he always refused to take any personal role in handling or discussing contributions during a campaign. SUIPCC The cash from Murchison did not show up on public ire records filed by Nixon campaign officials in the 1968 race. However, disclosure laws were looser then. Korean questioned for statement South Korea's Central Intelligence Agency Thursday l-C MW- 1114 I lit%1. picked up Kim Young - sam, a national assemblyman and vice president of the major opposition New Democratic party, but let him go after questioning him about a prepared statement. 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Box of six The agency charged that Kim's statement, though not bars, 2.50 In handsome, reusable cork-capped glass containers: Creamy Milk Bath publicly released, constituted violations of the powder in pastel shades, 14 emergency decrees. ^ ^ VIUD ozs., $3 Bath Crystals with sandalwood fragrance in deep earth-tones. .apple bio* rVA •••••• . som fragrance in light pastel sky-shades. 19 ozs., $2 Michigan lottery numbers The winning numbers in the regular weekly lottery drawing were 017 and 445. The second chance numbers, automatically worth $5,000, were 579 and 130. The winning numbers in the new "Fortune Maker" bonus drawing were 318 and 758. Jacobgoris Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 19, 1974 ^ By MARY ANNE FLOOD Some of them are crummy but some of them offer pleasant panic, but it seems as if all that will happen is a trading of State Newt Staff Writer living," she said. students, " Councilwoman Thelma Evans said. "The sophomores ;ity council gets The council will meet with Housing Commission Chairman will move off and the upperclassmen will move back on campus!' East Lansing City Council received a list of proposed changes Kobert Rice and City Atty. Dennis to the controversial housing code and briefly discussed MSU's McGinty to discuss the merits Housing observers see few spots in East Lansing for the and legalities of the commission's proposed changes. new housing policy for sophomores at this week's relatively quiet sophomores to squeeze into and there is no place on campus The nine • member citizen group was council meeting. charged with enforcing an considering an expected 1,200 triples — for upperclassmen to ordinance that members, along with many tenants and landlords, move on The council accepted a list of proposed ounpus. changes to the housing often found impractical and overly strict. plan for Council revision code that the Housing Commission has been months. The changes include such items as used for living space, allowing tandem struggling with for allowing cellars to be parking, allowing less One of the worst problems seen by the designed East Lansing's housing ordinance study group that was a lack of also decided to fund the Drug Education Center coping program which is designed to offer counseling help to young people from 13 to 18 with parental, school, drug and other communication between MSU and the city, especially about problems. stringent zoning and less strict ceiling height requirements. These items have caused tenant and landlord headaches for over a housing. Plans for the alley behind the 100 and 200 block of Grand year Though the Planning Commission requested council to ask the River Avenue received the final council approval necessary to stiff housing law now as the commission has heard hundreds of appeals for liveable MSU Board of Trustees to gather information spaces declared uninhabitable by the code. concerning MSU proceed with the long delayed project. Bill Boettcher, a "We want to find an acceptable balance for the housing policy, council decided to put off further discussion until businessman in support of the project, reported that most area housing code a council - trustee meeting in the fall. Council members felt the tenants and landlords were contributing towards the business so that we can offer safe, clean housing at reasonable costs," said city has sufficient information on University intentions at this Council woman Mary Sharp. community's $45,000 share of the $189,000 project. "We find that we've outlawed half point. The council also voted to approve $7,330 as East Lansing's the basements in town. "The impulse when we heard of the sophomore policy was to share of the financial cost for the Capital Area Rail Council. Milliken promises s Gov. Milliken promised is running for the Democratic Cavanagh sued the pair after during the Milliken Michiganders Friday their gas gubernatorial nomination. Rome Rome since the latter resigned - had asked him to do the stated, in a press administration. pains will be relieved if he has The governor said and that Rome "didn't talk to same. conference last Thursday, that his way at the Midwest "I have always urged open Cavanagh's suit against East the former mayor had Milliken said that he had no me or anyone on my staff Governors Conference the end Lansing lawyer Louis Rome about the allegations." disclosure of finances," underworld ties. Rome, a quarrels with the way Rome of this month. and former Democratic state Milliken said. He promised to former director of the state handled the commission and Speaking at a scheduled chairman Neil Staebler was "an Milliken said he was have a computer list of his crime commission, was that he did not force him to press conference, Milliken told internal matter and I think it's interested that Cavanagh contributors published soon newsmen he would ask area appointed by former Gov. resign. Milliken added, who going very well." recently released his and held in the secretary of governors to support a George Romney and resigned however, that he hasn't seen current campaign expenditures state's office. resolution to begin a full investigation into the regional aspects gasoline. of the pricing of Smeekens' involvement with foundry "The citizens of the Midwestern states are paying higher prices for gasoline than any other area of the country and we need to know called interest conflict by joint committee why," Milliken said. He added that he has also LANSING (UPI) A joint Sen. L. Harvey Lodge, R • 'The report will be asked federal energy chief John legislative Guastello said. recommendations of the investigating Waterford, committee distributed to all the House Sawhill about why the pricing committee agreed Wednesday chairman, said there was . . , members and I will meet with The legislature is in summer Guastello committee. The system is established the way it that state Rep. John P. "probable find him in the recess until Sept. 17. Last other five members of the is because "The people of this cause to leadership to discuss Friday, the House voted down committee then resigned, Smeekens' ties to the Hillsdale conflict of interest both inside bringing the membership back a resolution to leaving Guastello, in effect, as a state are asking me about this Foundry constituted a conflict and outside the statute." to reconvene . vote on the matter." and I don't know of interest. before then to vote on the one • man committee. . . the Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley answer." In a report by four of its six already has charged Smeekens Milliken also made carefully members, the committee cited with violating the statute, selected remarks about the Smeekens' documented ties to Covonagh's which carries no criminal campaign of former Detroit the Hillsdale Foundry and his GOVERNOR MILLIKEN mayor Jerome Cavanagh, who financial interest in the firm. penalty for legislators. joint committee did recommend The not su any disciplinary action. This can be done only 6 told to leave by the full Representatives, week voted House of which last against reconvening basis, defendent this summer to act on the Smeekens matter. By JUNEE. K.DELANO DETROIT (UPI) - Democratic National Cavanagh said Staebler was named in the suit had trouble before and we don't want any more." "We're saying there is a State News Staff Writer Committeeman Neil Staebler Tuesday said because he was working together with Rome A show cause hearing scheduled for today in Judge Hotchkiss' - conflict of interest," said Rep. there was no basis for the $15 million lawsuit "on this smear campaign." I Six members of an East Lansing labor group were forced to court — which the union hoped would ease the restrictive Thomas Guastello, D - Sterling filed against him and attorney Louis Rome by lave the premises of Cosmo Graphics Wednesday afternoon injunction — was cancelled because the Cosmo Graphics lawyer Heights, a member of the joint Jerome P. Cavanagh. Attorney James Wells, also a contender for ■here they were talking to strikers walking a picket line. was out of town. The hearing is now scheduled for August 8. committee and chairman of a the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, I An injunction handed down in June by Circuit Court Judge During the last two weeks a representative from the National special House committee "As the suit progesses and the facts come earlier charged opponent Sander Levin with la Hotchkiss prohibits more than two picketers at the Okemos Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has taken testimony from striking studying Smeekens whose masterminding the attack out," Staebler said at a Detroit news on Cavanagh. Levin s arts firm, where employes have been striking for over employes and Jeffrey Haber, the firm's manager, to determine the members resigned last week denied the charge. conference, " it will become clear that there is Ive weeks. validity of the union's formal charges of unfair labor practices. following the House vote. no basis for the I "We went out there to talk to the Rebecca Vrbanac, the shop steward, thinks a decision will be charges against me." picketers," said Jeff Roby 'It w i JJ b &,,, jji y Staebler said he has never libeled or . reached by the NLRB next week and is optimistic about the J the New American Movement — "a democratic workers recommendation to speaker slandered Cavanagh nor had he conspired to do pam/^tion promoting socialism and women's liberation." results. William A. Ryan and the House Cavanagh, Democratic candidate for the J "We knew that the manager was watching us through the "We presented some good testimony on the union's behalf," that we bring it to a vote," he August gubernatorial primary, last week ■ndow and then the police showed up and told us we had to she said, "and Haber made some outrageous statements. But if said. charged Staebler and Rome with libel, slander Ibu because only t wo picketers were allowed. We tried to explain and conspiracy. Rome has denied that he conspired with they don't sustain our charges, I don't know what we'll do." The House, which is not Staebler in the matter, saying he acted as ■at we weren't picketers, but they had guns "my y'know, so we left." The strikers, members of the Graphic Arts International Union, scheduled to meet until after 1 Lieutenant James Nelson of the Meridian Township Police said The charges stemmed from allegations made own man in this matter." have been hampered by the injunction and by students crossing the Aug. 6 primaries, could it it is too hard to tell who are picketers and who are not, so their picket lines. by Rome that Cavanagh was unfit to be vote to expel Smeekens. take governor because of his "proximity to Detroit's Rome was executive director of the Michigan py just ask everyone to move on. The New American Movement is holding a meeting in support less severe disciplinary action underworld" when he was mayor from 1962 Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal "I don't think we're enforcing the letter of the law exactly," of the strikers at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the United Ministries, or take no action at all. 70. • Justice from 1966 | said, "but we're trying to - 70. prevent any crowds out there. We've 1118 S. Harrison Road. Saturday oaly, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. L \ seccnp item Boy ONE ARITCLE AT REOOL/V?. foiCEL, THE penyou Knapp's South Street lny#irofj WAREHOUSE 1200 PR6. gRlN&f-rS0CW CLEARANCE SALE &nr Nor IN EveRy rue Oowntova/" E. rtt SPIK.tr so save 20% to 50% This is it! The one and only day to save a bundle on appliances, TV's, sporting goods, carpeting, mowers and furniture. Floor models, demonstrators, some brand new Large 6elect items, some one-of-a -kind. Group Hf)NPBflS5 m SWOT"o^vrowtqq j, fiiO [IN/ICC HC/LEES IN CAST LANSING fttafipb State News R.D. Campbell Editor-in-Chief Maureen Beninson Advertising-Manager ■ ^ WILLIAM ¥. SHANNON, N.Y. TIMES G.F.Korreck News Editor Chris Danielson saving tape Opinion Page Editor Opinion Page Nixon lost salvation in .. Melissa Payton National Editor Friday, July 19, 1974 Steve Stein Sports Editor Editorials are the opinion of the State News. Jim Keegstra Copy Chief Staff columns, commentaries, viewpoints and Dale Atkins Photo Editor began and danger mounted th,t have mattered what excuse he offered for .stters personal opinions. JoeKirby Staff Representative J It is like watching a slow avalanche. presiding over a government, and then impulse stayed his hand. ' all the tapes — national are withdraws again. For more than a year, his destroying He procrastinated and was Two years ago this month, John N. I » routine has been one of Florida and security, concern for the feeling of foreign Archibald Cox and |M » Mitchell resigned as head of the California vacations fitfully disturbed by visitors, respect for privacy, anything. All causing - or .|l tl Committee to Re-elect the President to be caused - mysterious 'J EDITORIALS immediately after a committee aide was tied to the Watergate burglary. bits of work. As he tries to show his unconcern about the grim rumbling so that mattered is that he get rid of the tapes before be issued. the legal subpenas began to buzzings in certain tapes substitutes for that swift act of were CTasu iJ1 ni? One year ago this week, Alexander plainly heard in the streets of the capital, failed to perform. ^ Once the tapes were gone, no one on Washington takes on the disconnected For Butterfield testified before the Senate want of Watergate committee that all of President Nixon's conversations were automatically recorded on tape. unreal atmosphere of the capital of Laos or Cambodia where terrible sounds are always rumbling in the distance and where the outside would have dreamed that his conversations were as incriminating as they have proved to be. other insiders Unless one of the H.R. Haldeman, The President could not disclosure of any 0f conversations because they ,Urvi his „ 1 all J » everything is so desperate that nothing is recalleffort Nine months ago this week, Nixon fired Ehrlichman, Mitchell - broke and act of the Nixon Matergateregime Was a Archibald Cox and tried to abolish the serious. corroborated John W. Dean's testimony, it aberration. He and his rather th?I office of special prosecutor. Six months But the legal defenses, the dialogues of would have been extremely difficult for closest *T'P ago, he concluded his State of the Union the elders, the parade of unconcern can regarded the White House * avail nothing. Despite the tricks that the prosecutors to show Nixon's deep impenetrable shield behind which A On July 29 or thereabouts While a recall could be justified if message with the cry, "One year of involvement. could safely do anything. All initiators of the Sharp - Brookover charges that council members were Watergate is enough." Four months ago, sounds play on the human ear, the The swift destruction of the tapes they Jul recall attempt will decide whether unresponsive to the public were he was named as an unindicted avalanche of judgement has been moving inexorably nearer to the would have required great audacity. Nixon they thought, were secret taping keep tabs on one another and devJJf their floundering effort should be true, Sharp's election victories co-conspirator by the same grand jury that steadily, President for the entire year since the is capable of such audacity but he was not relations scenario to beguile the a „!■ killed. It will be best for all indicates this is not the case. And indicted seven of his former aides on obstruction of justice charges. truthful Butterfield disclosed the existence capable of it fast enough on that night a pubijcT when he J of the tapes. year ago, when his secret became known. As the day draws closer concerned if this ill - advised certainly it would be unfair to Two months ago, he moved to quash a Only if the President on the night of The obscure impulse deep within his another historic first and becomes thefj project, conceived when flaring single out Sharp and Brookover for subpena for 64 additional tapes for possible use in that forthcoming trial. A that fateful disclosure had summoned up psyche that later caused him to finger the president to be impeached and conJl tempers obscured any logical recall on the scant grounds given decision by the Supreme Court is expected the ruthlessness to destroy every last one tapes longingly, play them over and Nixon has one consolation. It hasbeenJ consideration of the local political recount some of their contents to Ron by the recall group. any day. of the tapes might he have been able to longest, best - recorded avalanrtpl situation, is buried as quickly as The fact that city council has The avalanche of judgment on this huge brazen his way to safety. It would hardly Ziegler, even as the Watergate hearings history. " possible. often appeared unresponsive to a mass of crimes and lies has been rumbling down from the mountaintop for so long Though there is no question that group of demonstrators marching that many people have begun to doubt a segment of the community often on the sidewalk or orating in that it will ever reach Nixon and sweep disagrees with Councilwoman Mary council chambers is circumstantial his administration away. Sharp, her resounding re - election evidence at best. Overlooked are Over precipices and across valleys, the for a third term just eight months the quieter contacts that occur avalanche roars. It grows sometimes louder and sometimes fainter. ago shows that she has a broad base constantly between council Mitchell and Maurice Stans are of support in the city. An members and the public. exonerated in a trial in New York, and for attempted recall of Sharp would a few days, the avalsnche seems further give the dissidents a chance to show Though the council's action on away from the capital and less ominous some evironmental and social issues their strength at best - but this can for Nixon. John Ehrlichman is convicted has been questionable, no body can in another trial and the rumbling is louder be done through constructive channels - or, at worse, a poor please everyone all the time. The and closer. council has been listening to both James 0. St. Clair rushes about trying recall showing could strengthen sides, and to organize defenses. Sen. Barry Sharp's alleged irresponsiveness to certainly has not Goldwater and Rep. John Rhodes, the two weakened the city's economic vocal minorities. guardians of the desert - pure conservative structure by supporting faith, conduct intermittent dialogues in The recall supporters have yet to give an adequate explanation of "unnecessary roadwork" as the public places as to whether to save Nixon or abandon him when the avalanche finally how they picked Mayor Wilbur charges of some council critics crashes through the White House door. suggest. Brookover for their second target. Nixon, meanwhile, withdraws for long Brookover has often voted with Many local political figures are periods, journeys abroad in search of Councilman George Griffiths on the backing off from the recall drive foreign help, makes ceremonial with the fear that being involved in appearances in the capital to show that, "people's" (i.e. - vocal minority's) photographically at least, he is still 'WHY, HELLO, MR. ST. CLAIR . . . WHERE'S RICHARD? OH, HE WENT OFF DOWN TO THE side of key issues against a majority such a "negative election" may foul BASEMENT TO DO SOME STONEWALLING OR SOMETHING!' composed of councilmember* up their own campaigns. While this Sharp, John Polomsky and Thelma attitude would be deplorable if Evans. there were legitimate reasons for a COMMENTARY The argument that Polomsky and recall, it is best that the current Evans should be spared since they effort be discouraged from all sides. Cyprus tilt awkwa were not around when council's In the future, it is to be hoped original approval to the recaller's that East Lansing citizen groups pet peeve the Michigan - Harrison will exercise a little forethought as project - was given is irrational, they go about exercising their since Griffiths also voted for the governmental rights - especially now controversial project. one so serious as recall. By JAMES RESTON suppression, and with the Soviet Union for and unless the present crisis is settled by force of arms. New York Times meddling in the Greek - Turkish dispute to fairly soon, the opposition to the Greek So the question is back a The immediate concern of the U.S. weaken the southern flank of the NATO government here is likely to increase. For United Nations and the issue is far big Moon landing government in the latest Cyprus crisis is to avoid open warfare between two of its alliance. Direct U.S. aid to Greece is not large. In there is strong feeling in Congress that the American presence in Greece lends than the fate of one Mediterraneanismi| The superpowers, with their a NATO allies, Greece and Turkey, but the last fiscal year, Greece was allowed support to the repressive policies of the following one another night and diva Friday marks the fifth achievements in fields ranging from that inland sea, are maneuvering if beyond that it is faced with an extremely $50 million in foreign military aid credits military government and helps keep it in anniversary of the first human weather forecasting to resource to power. influence and position around thegtfia awkward set of political and strategic buy F4 fighter aircraft. In the present moon landing. Though some recovery were made, which are now fiscal year, the Nixon administration has This is another of those cases, however, fields of the Middle East. problem s. Americans are pushing a drive to • indicated that it would furnish an where the Nixon administration needs the The recent oil crisis demonstrated! benefitting the global population. First, Washington deplores the make July 20 a national - or even But. one must wonder what would authoritarian military government in additional $17 million in credits for support of a government it does nbt like basic strategic point: any nation thatm international - holiday, for most of have been reaped if the NASA Athens, but it is dependent on bases on military purposes, a ceiling imposed by but tolerates for larger strategic reasons. control or even influence seriously tf the Greek mainland and at Soudhas Bay No doubt the planners at the Pentagon flow or price of oil to the ir Congress and only on condition that the the world's residents, and most billions would have gone directly on the island of Crete for its President found this to be in the strategic would like to see Greece and Turkey nations of the world can influence i| supply routes Americans, Friday will be a day like into programs designed to make life from Europe to the unstable Middle East. interests of the United States. control the island, settle their commerce and security of those natin better on earth, such as food • Second, while Washington intercommunal differences on Cyprus and and force them to reduce 111 any other. In addition, Greece gets limited aid even research. sympathizes with, the plight of President permit it to be used as a NATO base, but military budgets to meet the higherpria Perhaps the biggest effect of the from the Eximbank on the ground that this is not a notion favored by Makarios, U.S. lunar spectaculars on the mind Makarios of Cyprus, he has tended to tum this support U.S. exports, and a small Any island from Malta to Crete 1 And then the for help to Moscow when in trouble, and the Soviets, or the United Nations. Cyprus can change the strategic bate* of common man, here and abroad, flip side of the coin amount of agricultural aid for a Greek the one thing the United States wants to What the latest crisis does is to give controlled by one antagonist ortheoir^ is seen. Emphasized even more school lunch program, but there are no is to make human despair more avoid, other than losing base privileges in Secretary of State Kissinger not only one Both Moscow and Washington o than peripheral benefits as a U.S. combat forces in Greece other than a poignant. Probably a bridge could Greece, is to have Soviet forces based on more problem, but, as in the recent Middle tolerate a neutral Cyprus, but neither® small artillery unit to protect U.S. justification for the space race was Cyprus, where they could outflank both East War, one more opportunity to reach a likely to tolerate its control by theota be built to the moon and back with installations. the necessity of catching up with Greece and Turkey. more stable compromise in what has been Thus the Nixon administration faces ■ all the lamentations beginning, "If Even this limited assistance program, a danger - spot for more than a the Russians. • generation. more dilemma. It is embarrassed not oojj they could send a man to the Third, the official view here is that it however, was in jeopardy before the coup. Preoccupied with other questions, by the internal policy of the 0 Ironically, on this fifth would be extremely difficult to support The Senate passed a bill in January by moon, why can't they. . Washington has not been able to heed the government but by Greek subversion® the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Eastern Sen. Clairborne Pell of Rhode Island and recent NASA's scientists and other anniversary it is questionable if man warning signs that the shaky the Makarios regime. Still for straii Mediterranean without the Greek bases Henry M. Jackson of Washington which arrangements on Cyprus were breaking will reasons it needs the cooperation of AtW government officials were- ever again visit the moon. The and equally difficult to get Congressional would have forced the President to get down and that the Greek officers on the continually on the soapbox during double - pronged technology that support for Greek government that tries in order to defend its vital interestsintl| a specific authority from the Congress to island were going to try to settle the issue Middle East. the early' years of the space made lunar landings possible has to overthrow Makarios through Greek continue credits to Greece, with an also given man the power to officers in Cyprus. amendment by Sen. Jacob Javits of New program, delineating all of the direct and indirect ("spin - off') destroy his world - and history has Even before the coup d'etat in Nicosia, York insisting that the President could VOX POPULI the United States was in trouble with proceed only for reasons of "over - riding benefits of the space shown that man tends to exercise fiiil program. Certainly many scientific all of his powers. Turkey over the revival of the opium trade, with Greece over its internal national interest." This bill has not yet passed the House, Jondahl nuclea To the Editor: fuel plants and limited resources. VIEWPOINT:ABSENTEE BALLOTS I have recently taken note of a bill introduced into the Michigan House As a consumer advocate, apparently has not taken into account® J (HB-6126) which would place a consumer that would be severly rest«T moratorium on the construction of by lack of available energy, and 1 Larrowe 'exploitation' hurt voters nuclear fusion power plants. This bill introduced by Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D - East Lansing, could only have been resulting higher cost of electricity. I can only hope that Jondahl«' consider the long range effects o't introduced with total lack By ALLEN CLOBRIDGE the county Democratic headquarters. The from ASMSU. On later inspection we understanding of a of legislation and would achieve ^ found instructions that asked applicants to support will evaporate. This seems absurd, our current energy thought of a more positive nature mV This week the city clerk in East Lansing Larrowe campaign or any other even to us. The Can needs. Admittedly, there are problems return the forms directly to Mark campaign will be future, than trying to side step f will begin sending out absentee ballots to Democratic campaign can take a mailing Grebner, mailing a reminder postcard to absentee associated with nuclear waste, but there who we discovered was working with problem and do nothing. student applicants who are out of the city to county headquarters, supplying postage voters. We hope to win their votes, but we are also problems associated with Rita M. I* Larrowe. Fearing possible abuse of our environmental contamination from fossil for the summer. Approximately 1,000 and volunteers. The party will provide know we will not be 100 per cent 2900 NorthwindW students who responded to the spring mailing labels, and mail the whole efforts, these applications were shelved in successful. However, even if we felt that ASMSU drive or applied at city hall will be completed mailing for the candidate. This our headquarters. we would lose all of those drivel votes, we would receiving their ballots in time to vote in the August 6 primary election. plan was agreed upon early in the year to protect the work of many party volunteers In the spring, President Tim Cain of ASMSU contacted our office about not interfere with the voting others. rights of ASMSU blew from unnecessary abuse. The Carr and another absentee ballot drive. We were Unfortunately, another group, perhaps Absentee ballots for the To the Editor: as many as 2,000, may not be so lucky. Larrowe campaigns both consented to this cautious about participation, but when we convenience of are voters, not for the I would like to express some regrets ASMSU should have put into residence hall mail the boxes ea ■ aPP'jJ- That is the estimated number of plan. were assured by Cain that this was a exploitation of candidates. We believe that over the manner in which ASMSU handled applications that the Charles P. Larrowe The Larrowe campaign charged Monday nonpartisan effort and that resulting - Larrowe should stop playing games with its role in the collection of absentee spring term instead of waiting un i1 j 6th District Congressional campaign group that the Carr campaign did not care about names would be supplied to us for a the election, and turn the applications he ballots this year. Both the is now holding and refusing to tum over to students, another untruth. Carr lead the copying charge, we agreed to handle West Circle and Brody complexes, using new has over to the city clerk so that ballots administration and my own should have previous In the future we shall these things with the hope endeaw^l that a T the city clerk. Monday the city clerk told fight in 1971 to enfranchise students as can be sent out now. (Even been more careful in if they are selecting and a member of our campaign that her office the chairperson of VOTER, and joined applications. The fact that the Larrowe turned in Tuesday, the city ballot drives will no longer be caJ"| clerk is not supervising those persons from Legislative can process and send out about 800 Zolton Ferency in suits against the city campaign did not participate in this sure all voters will be able to return their Relations who represented ASMSU in this issues, but rather, efforts to incw* ballots per week. This means that some of clerk for disenfranchising students. program and that ASMSU did not receive ballots in time.) Carr is not afraid of matter. effectiveness of the MSU studen the voters who trusted Larrowe with their Furthermore, this spring — while any applications from them indicates to franchise. competition. That is what free elections u. ., These persons should have conducted applications may not have time to cast Larrowe was attacking Carr's personality me that Larrowe is less interested in are all about. truly nonpartisan voter drive as had been a For now, it is my hope that an» their ballots. — Carr held forums on financial aid and student voting than in manipulating the done in years past, appealing to individuals ballot applications will be turned 1 Two weeks ago, Larrowe claimed that sent testimony to the U.S. House of election. Allen Clobridge is deputy campaign manager for help and not directly to city clerk with enough time for P he was holding the applications because he Representatives on a proposed bill to The most important question still of Carr for Congress. These persons should have dealt campaigns. processed, mailed out, and had been denied access to Ingham County extend financial aid to students of middle remains: why is the Larrowe campaign honestly Students' right to vote in East and equally with all interested persons and Democratic lists. This is totally untrue. All income families. endangering the rights of 2,000 people to too valuable and was fought to J groups. Democratic candidates have access to There seems to be a little confusion vote in the primary? The reason seems Editor's Note: Larrowe turned in to become the victim of seliis ASMSU should not have distributed between 1,500 and 2,000 absentee ballot or party names, even those supplied to the about the ASMSU drive. In January, Mark simple. The Larrowe campaign is afraid sold any absentee ballot interests. applications with party by the M. Robert Carr campaign. Grebner delivered to me 1,000 absentee that if Carr is able to send a single last - applications to the East Lansing city clerk The only restriction is that they be used in ballot applications which he claimed were minute reminder to voters, Larrowe's Tuesday afternoon. return addresses other than our blank where the address should own or Timothy f'J have gone President, AS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 19, 1974 5 ECONOMISTS DIFFER i National GNP continues to WASHINGTON (AP) - The changes projected at an annual rate. drop i inflation rate for the first quarter upward the unemployment rate, the trend in nation's real output of goods It dropped for the first time national output had was by eight - tenths of 1 per cent to a 12.3 industrial production and the depth and a second consecutive quarter, the dropped for two consecutive quarters per cent rate. length of the slowdown. government reported Thursday. Some since late 1969 and early 1970. That was Though a decline of a nation's gross Unemployment is currently running at a economists consider this the definition of formally defined by the official arbiter, national product for two consecutive rate of 5.2 per cent, up from the low 4.6 a recession, but others the disagree, saying National Bureau of Economic quarters is considered a prime indicator of per cent last October.In all five recessions additional factors should be considered. Research, recession. as a recession, the National Bureau of since World War II, the unemployment The Commerce Dept. said its President Nixon had promised in his Economic Research has said earlier this rate was not lower than 6.1 per cent and preliminary figures showed the Gross state of the union address this the increase in unemployment was no less National Product increased January: year- when recession became a political by about 7.5 'There will not be a recession in the issue that the drop in Gross National than 2.3 per cent. per cent to $1.38 trillion over the last United States." Product alone is not enough to constitute These five recessions also exhibited a three months, but this was adjusted to a The latest drop was accompanied by a a recession. drop in industrial production of at least 1.2 per cent decline because inflation revision of the first quarter figures to show The independent 7.2 per cent. The latest report on current measured at almost 8.8 per cent nonprofit research wiped out a 7 per cent decline instead of the 6.3 per group assembles economists after the close industrial production showed it holding the gain in real terms. cent decline reported last month. of an apparent slowdown and looks at All steady, only one • tenth of one per cent figures represented the quarterly The Commerce Dept. adjusted the other factors during the period, including below last year. Military junta in C Makarios regime By HOLGER JENSEN takeover. All clean avert civil war." "medical supplies," he said. were - shaven, wore freshly laundered clothes and bore no Sampson denied that the guard's Greek The new president said his government NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) The new - marks of ill - treatment. officers were controlled by the Athens would respect "all international treaties military backed leader of this Maj. Andreas Pantazis, head of government. Makarios asked during the and obligations" and would continue talks Mediterranean island on Thursday accused Makarios' personal 1960s that the officers, thought to bodyguard and the between Cyprus' ethnic Greeks and Turks Archbishop Makarios' deposed hated Police Tactical Reserve, said he had number about 650, be posted permanently begun by the Makarios regime after the administration of "torture and been handled "impeccably" by his in Cyprus to train the national island won its independence. guard, the i a marker off corruption" and assured the world there captors since his surrender on Monday. Cypriot army. Cyprus has a population of 630,000, 80 I Newport, N.J., Wednesday during their races in the America's was no need for international intervention He denied that his men had "These officers have been here since Cup observation participated per centGreek and 20 per cent Turkish. I trials. Courageous was the winner by a small margin. J in Cyprus. in torturing opponents of the Makarios 1964," Sampson said. "They all have Sampson skirted questions about Flanked by bodyguards carrying regime but admitted: "We heard such Cyprus nationality, Cyprus passports and whether his government would seek union submachine guns and wearing green berets, tortures were carried out at the reside here permanently." with Greece, although he is a long • time Paphos 1 an held for President Nikos Sampson staged in his first news conference since Monday's coup a flamboyant display of what he called Gate Police Station" in Nicosia. After the display of alleged victims and implements, torture Sampson also refused to say how many Greek officers or soldiers are on the island and denied reports that three planeloads supporter of enosis and fought in the Eoka • B guerrilla movement against the British Sampson to achieve this end. Enosis, Greek for "evidence of the tyranny of the former repeated an earlier claim that the 11,000 - of Greek military personnel arrived in union, was the battle cry of the )f millionaire regime." But on arriving in New York to ask the United Nations to step into the Cyprus man national guard "had to intervene to Cyprus on Wednesday. The planes carried resistance movement from 1955 • 59. situation, Makarios denied the charges. piAMI, Fla. (AP)- A 23 - year • old ex Knight, who police said served a prison Sampson brandished bicycle chains, was ordered held without bond term for burglary and faces a larceny trsdav. accused of killing millionaire clubs, whips, rubber hoses and electrical charge, worked for a year as a $2.75 • an • implements that he claimed were found in ||ney Cans and his wife after forcing hour night shift worker at Cans' Bag and to drive to a wooded spot in prisons and interrogations centers by i Paper Co., and then left the firm. He national guardsmen who staged the coup. Jthwest Miami. returned recently as a day shift package About a dozen alleged torture victims Knight, who worked at Cans' ; bundler. were paraded before foreign newsmen, rpr and plastic bag factory ; was charged Police said that Knight called his [h two counts of first - degree murder, displaying their wounds and gasping in supervisor Wednesday morning and told imprisonment and using a weapon to pain. DOONESBURY e him that he was sick and could not work. The injured men were laughing and by Garry Trudeau imit a felony. FBI agent Fred Fox, who questioned uring the brief hearing before Dade Gans when he reported the kidnaping drinking beer before the news conference IN A MAJOR POLL TAKEN at the Information Ministry, but they Lnty Judge Arthur Winton, the slim, 6 who wears his hair braided, stood • while picking up the ransom at a bank, said the businessman told him he Miami began groaning in apparent pain when , mOO y(XJ THINK THE PRES/PENTS r . LAST WEEK, A WH0PPIN6 967. OF THE EGYPTIAN inless without saying a word. A had Sampson called them forward. RECENT MlP-EAST " PEOPLE THINK THAT THE never seen his abductor until that Sampson's voice shook with emotion as TRIP HAS BROUGHT I PRESIDENT IS P0/N6 A piminary hearing was set for July 26. morning. he described how Makarios, Cyprus's ABOUT ANY V ANP SHOULP ns, 64, and his wife, Lillian, 60, were While at the bank. Gans told agents he IktrnCAfC Ik I L*=r^; president since it gained independence 0T RESI6N UNTIL f^r Jlucted Wednesday by a man who forced preferred to pay the ransom rather than from Britain in 1960. had surrounded HE HASFINISHEP /uD'-Q Miami industrialist towithdraw risk his wife's life. , himself with a "close circle of themrkhems^S- b.000 in ransom from his bank while A payroll clerk, who was drawing up k Cans was held hostage in the couple's unscrupulous men whose basic aim was to Knight's last paycheck Thursday, said he satisfy their personal interest, . . . who earned $136.85 last week. would stop at nothing and flagrantly |The abductor then forced Mrs. Gans to "He was about an average worker," said violated personal liberty. Ive the expensive foreign • made car to a his supervisor, Hadley Jones. "He did "The government is finding a host new lelv wooded area in southwest Miami everything told him to do." we of evidence of corruption, scandalous ■ere he shot the couple as they sat in Another supervisor, Roger Beaucher, Kr vehicle. squandering of the results of Cypriot called Knight a witty person with only one labor," Sampson said as he promised more ■Squads of police and FBI agents problem: "He kept doing this karate and "surprising revelations as our iverged the area and spent about on kung fu deal with his feet, breaking some lir hours using tear gas and tracker dogs investigations continue." of the boxes and some of the crates." To contrast the alleged treatment of [flush the suspect out of the underbrush. 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We think you'll be pleasantly surprised by presented by the front wheel drive Saab, after all, it is from Sweden with love...! c KlilSil 800 Merrill SUMMER HOURS PHONE (turn left - 1 block MON. • FRI. 8-6 489-9049 past Uncle John's) SAT. 8-3 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 19,1974 j Wage erosion results in strikes; cost-of-living adjustments neededl through the life of their 20,000 of its members are Usery's view reflects that of sympathetic to labor's desire "catch up" with the I By EDWARD COWAN contracts - that their wages involved in 30 strikes. "It's the White House that not cost!, I New York Times four times what we had a year much can be done in near living and ate willing to 2 I not be eroded away." WASHINGTON - An The expiration of wage • ago," said Donovan McClure, a future. "Basically it's a accordingly when they But JI editorial in Wednesday's issue price controls on April 30, spokesman. "In almost all of collective bargaining result," some companies, he uii I of Hie Machinist sheds light on which was certain to set off a them it comes down to wages." said Kenneth Rush, the for are caught in competitive situations in whid higjl why almost 600 labor strikes round of ambitious wage With labor out to "catch President's counselor I are under way in the United demands and strikes, coincided up" with the soaring cost of economic affairs. they cannot pass on hid*. I States, perhaps the largest with the highest rate of "We have urged restraint on costs, perhaps because a b» I number in 20 years. inflation since 1951 - 10 per management and labor," Rush competitor's labor contract h» | The Machinist, published by cent a year on the Consumer said by telephone from his another two years to run. I the International Assn. of Price Index. office at Nixon's estate at San "It's not bitterness," (W I Machinists and Aerospace The result is 588 strikes as Clemente Calif. "We are not said. "The issue now js L I jawboning - not trying to really how can I live? n0,1 Workers, said editorially: of July 15, plus a few in the living, many settlements for "Some people prefer Swiss public - service sector not wages and benefits in the first bring pressure on any situation. can I keep up? It's not so aimed at the company. much I bank accounts, gold bricks and included by Usery's year have been about 10 per We are urging restraint on the It'sjm, I to I parties. We have no power to so many things old world masterpieces as statisticians. The total, cent, an inflationary figure the happening him that he can't keep his involving 231,000 employes, experts quietly regard as determine what the result will heid I hedges against inflation. But, be." above water." | for most union members, the was about 100 more than inevitable. In nonpartisan quarters, the best protection is a clause in Usery had expected. It was the The fear is that higher labor Road chief the union contract providing highest total for mid - July costs will raise prices and the administration's refusal is says for regular cost - of - living adjustments in wage rates." since records were 1959. Kenneth first kept in E. Moffett, price index next year and touch off another cycle of regarded as realistice in its decision not to engage in campaign signs [ "Nearly three • fourths of Usery's director of Mediation Services, has said it probably is wage - price, price - wage inflation. "jawboning," lecturing labor in general need for restraint in will get 'no'votel the strikes," said W. J. Usery Jr., director of the Federal the highest total since the "The only choice we have wage demands. "It's kind of LANSING (UPI) - suk I Mediation and Conciliation outbreak of labor unrest after right now is to try to get awkward to talk about Highway Director John f I Service, in a telephone the end of the Korean War. people to be as reasonable as jawboning in the present Woodford has warntd I ketp I context, tfhen labor feels it is candidates for office to interview, "occur where unions The American Federation of they can," Usery commented. State, County and Municipal "It's going to take a period of its turn to bat," an official campaign signs off stilt I or employes demand or expect commented. highways. kind of wage Employes estimates that about time to work itself out." some protection "All campaign signs Usery took pains to argue pi*, . that the large number of on state highway rights - of. ft current strikes does way will be removtjl DEMOCRATS INSULTED not necessarily indicate deep - immediately by maintenanct ■ seated labor unrest. His view is forces," Woodford said, assucfc I that most employers are areas are considered public I Action too l property. CENTRAL UNITED 1) UNIVERSITY (continued from p e President can be impeached White House Counsel John W. CHRISTIAN METHODIST and agencies, abuse of power, there's going to have to be Dean III "changed his Across from the capitol clear evidence that would testimony" on the alleged hush CHURCH tax fraud, bribery, contempt of Sermon Topic: Congress, illegally revealing jsutify it," St. Clair said. money. "In each of these areas there St. Clair had told the 310 N. Hagadorn Road "The Resurgence federal grand jury information, interference with citizens' civil was no such evidence," he said, committee in advance that Study Period -10:00a.m. of Righteousness" "and in fact the evidence Dean would testify the rights, and lying to the President had not directed the Worship - 11:00 A.M. by Dr. Lyman SN photo/Craig Porter American people. would support a contrary conclusion." $75,000 be paid to Hunt and Singspiration • 7:00 p.m. Mike Gordon bends The latest set of charges was Youth Meeting - 7:00 p.m. over Kathy James during a rehearsal of a hospital scene from "Requiem St. Clair said Nixon that the matter "was left Worship Services of Omega Ebony," a play written by Gerald M. Lemons, which will be performed at 8:15 prepared by a group of Transportation Provided 10:00 A.M. Democrats working from an approved turning the partial hanging; there was no Call 332-5193 p.m. tonight and Saturday in Wilson Auditorium. The play, set in the future, deals with the resolution" at a March 21, Nursery Available earlier list drafted by Rep. Jack transcript over to the 485 - 9477 fading of black pride. Brooks, D-Tex., 10 days ago. committee because former 1973, meeting with Nixon. The committee is to begin public debate next week on THE proposed articles of States to share cost Ma Bell strikers blame impeachment against Nixon and is scheduled to vote its final recommendations by a of rail travel to East pEOplES EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Mouse" week from Friday. chuRch SUNDAYS bargain The House Rules Committee "Mickey Falls and southern Ontario into approved 10 to 3 a measure LANSING (UPI) - Gov. Detroit. It will be the first that would open up the Milliken and Gov. Malcolm 20® W. (.land River Th« Rev. Jghn Mitman Wilson of New York said passenger service into Niagara Chaplain, M.S.U. impeachment debate and other Falls in more than a decade. 351-7638 DETROIT - Local 4050 of agreed by national negotiators. improvements in pensions, House committee meetings to Wednesday that their states 332-5073 In Washington, the parent health insurance, will share the cost of reviving Sundays the Communications Workers vacations and live radio and television UNIVERSITY 10:00 A.M. of America went on strike union Thursday rejected a holidays. coverage. passenger rail service from SEVENTH-DAY contract offer from the Bell Rex Detroit to New York City this "Choosing the Right against Michigan Bell Thursday R. Reed, Bell's vice The full House is to vote on ADVENTIST CHURCH Telephone System and called fall. Ancestors" 8:00 and 10:00 blaming "Mickey Mouse" president for labor relations, the measure Monday. 149 Hiqhland Avenue bargaining by contract for a strike vote by its 500,000 called the offer substantial and St. Clair said he told the Michigan funds making the East Lansing 337 1430 or 882-0805 by William Fuerstenau All Saints Parish Church || negotiators in Washington. members said he was disappointed that it committee it has no evidence Amtrak train service possible CHURCH SCHOOL 800 Abbott Road The union represents 250 The balloting is expected to was rejected. "I look forward of wrongdoing by the President were requested by Milliken and Saturday 9:30 and 11:00 A.M American Telephone and take about two weeks during to an early resolution of these on any of the allegations approved last week by the Sabbath School -9:30 a.m. Crib through Adults The Rev. William Eddy |j which time the negotiations Worship-11:00 a.m. University Students Rector Telegraph Co. employes who differences," he said. against him - including alleged legislature. Radio & TV Outreach work on interstate lines and will continue, union and Picket lines were formed tax violations, improper The New York - Detroit 351-7160 trains ceased operations in Voice of Prophecy long distance network company spokesmen said outside Michigan Bell campaign contribution facilities. A Bell system spokesman headquarters Thursday influence in milk and ITT 1971. Lansing - WJIM -12.40 The company has 30,500 said the company offered a morning. antitrust decisions, wiretapping Daytime direct rail service Sunday at 9:30 a.m. employes in Michigan, all but 10,000 belonging to unions. three - year contract providing first year wage increases of Ogden called on other unions to honor the strike, but and an improper use of federal agencies. will be accomplished by extending one of New York's Your Story Hour Charlotte • WCER -13.% UNIVERSITY Local 4050 President Dick $24.50 for top craftsmen the company advised all "The American people are Empire trains from its present Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Ogden said both the company and his parent union were currently earning $244 a week and $16 pay boosts for employes to report for work. going to require that before the end at Buffalo through Niagara Faith for Today Grand Rapids - Channel 8 BAPTIST CHURCHl guilty of "Mickey Mouse operators earning $157 weekly. Sunday at 7:00 a.m. 4608 S. Hagadorn handling of the national In addition, the offer Quiet Hour included cost of living raises on Jackson WIBM -14.50 Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. bargaining." Ogden said the - Sunday School: 11:15 a.m. local did not agree with the first and second Sunday at 2:30 p.m. for Bus Service Call: extending contracts on a two - anniversary of the contract, a 351 -4144 or 351 -6494 day - at - a - time basis as company - paid dental plan and UNIVERSITY John Walden, Pastor REFORMED MORNING SERVICE VARSITY INN 10:00 a.m - CHURCH "Christians Confession" Tim Limburg speaking Alumni Memorial Chapel FOOD & BOOZE IN OR OUT M (1 block east of EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. FREE DELIVERY - Italian & American Food Auditorium) "False Witness" 9:30-Study Groups For Folk Entertainment Monday Adults and Sunday School Tim Limburg speaking Thursday 10:30 - Coffee Hour Visit our new Student Center 11:00 Worship Service open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wednesday For rides call 355-0155 mmm after 9:00 a.m. Sunday 12:30 -1:30 6:00 - Evening worship Tom Stark, Pastor mmims For Transport'"0" I Call 351-9059 Fred Herwalt, Associate Pastor or 351-6360 Kathy Lang, Staff (across from Associate Hubbard Hall) FIRST CHURCH OF AND STUDENT CENTER - 150fl RIVER TERRACE^ CHRIST, SCIENTIST South Baptist Church | Grand River at Collingwood Entrance East Lansing 000000000000000000000000000 1518 S. Washington Lansing Sunday Services■ 10:30a.m. Lesson- Sermon Subject Sunday • 7:00 o Save time, gas, frustration! o p.m. USE YOUR NEW MOBILE FIELD OFFICE "I Didn't Know That" DURING LUNCH AND AFTER WORK Lot "D" — next to the Planetarium Wednesday Evening 11 to land 4 to 5:30 Meeting 8:00 p.m. Fellowship every weekday but Wednesday College Bible Class and refreshments Reading Room in the 8:30 p.m. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO located in Church fireside room. in the fireside room OPEN Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. Mon., Tuei, Thurs., Frl, Sunday 11:00 a.m. evenings 7 - 9 p.m. MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION "If You Wont Joy" All are welcome to attend church services and visit and use the Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor | 600 E. Crescent / 9to5:30Mon.thruFri. / Phone 353-2280 reading room. FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Call 482 0754 for information State News, East Lansing, Michigan [ Mulligan Friday, July 19, 1974 7 laworski would keep tapes if he got them By BARRY KALB submit its impeachment powers to court review in any way. then become part of the WASHINGTON STAR - NEWS With nobody inclined to take the first impeachment proceedings," St. Clair hands for a ruling on whether they are relevant to the cover - up step, it appears at the M'd- moment that a stalemate could case. develop over the issue. A prosecution source said this week, however, "I don't think LaSHINGTON - If the Supreme Court rules that President It is possible, of course, that once Jaworksi had the hand he would change his mind and tape in that is a valid fear." ■on must give up the disputed Watergate tapes, chances appear give the committee copies of The source acknowledged that grand jury material After the prosecutors issued their first subpena for tapes, Sirica \ that the House Judiciary Committee would get any of them anything that bears on Nixon's guilt or innocence. transmitted to the committee, but noted that this was ruled that the President had to comply. The U.S. Court of was done by me to affect the impeachment vote, However, the prosecutors, who feel Nixon would comply with Sirica and at the grand Appeals upheld Sirica's ruling, but set forth strict procedures for jury's request. urces have disclosed that Special Prosecutor Leon A. a Supreme Court order to surrender the Because grand jury evidence — and therefore Sirica's inspection of the tapes in private and transmittal to the tapes despite his hints to grand jury secrecy lorski, contrary to views expressed by the White House, feels the contrary, say they expect that once the ruling is made, Nixon was involved, a court ruling was necessary before the evidence prosecutors of the relevant portions. Presumably, Sirica would p has no power of his own to give the committee any could be disclosed to the again follow such procedures will take advantage of procedural delays to keep the tapes from committee. on any.new tapes turned over. uiis of the subpenaed tapes if he gets them, Jaworski until the House's impeachment The inquiry has its full pending subpena has been issued by the prosecutors ia'worksi is said to feel he would have to obtain authorization course. run themselves for use in the cover - up trial, and it was therefore If the Supreme Court does rule in Jaworski's favor, and if Nixon does comply, the prosecutors are still concerned that United States District Judge John J. Sirica, and, anyway, is assumed that with no grand they Hie White House's feelings the matter stated most jury secrecy at stake, Jaworski would might not receive the tapes in time for the I preoccupied with obtaining and examining the tapes for his on were cover up trial to I use at the Watergate cover - up trail to bother at this point recently during the Supreme Court arguments on the subpena, with ,frf? give the committee anything from the tapes dealing begin Sept. 9. - when presidential attorney James D. St. Clair Nixon's actions. Jh the committee's needs. that Jaworski would act as a conduit for the expressed the fear Under the court of appeals ruling, Nixon can give Sirica the fWe can't foresee how it would come to us to give anything to own subpenas have been committee, whose Members of Jaworski's staff dispute this notion. Despite the tapes for "in camera" inspection, then appeal any ruling Sirica (the committee) without the court's intervention," rejected out of hand by Nixon. fact that the grand jury is not i, one If Jaworski were to receive the involved, they say, if the tapes are makes on relevance. While Nixon did not use this tool in the case said. tapes, they "of course would turned over by Nixon they will still have to of the first subpena, he might use it at this juncture. „ce pass through Sirica's laworski would comply with any ruling by Sirica, associates | but it would be up to the committee, and not Jaworksi to m •j'ate action. "If they want the stuff," said one source, "they |w where the courthouse is." However, Sirica has already indicated that he, too, feels Iferless on his own to grant a committee request for tapes Lined bv Jaworski. ,e committee would have to file formal court papers, so the o>r could be tested in the U.S. Court of Appeals, Sirica has K the committee, and the committee in turn has refused to jails to call girl (esult in charge IaNSING (UPI) -- Richard only putting the woman on feat was bound over for trial and was more interested in iSday on felony charges of obtaining her services for Bdering stemming from tape himself - free of charge. Recorded conversations in "It's really the whole Ich he told a prostitute he Hollywood producer thing," he lild set her up with senators I conventioneers. ■arhat, 34, former owner of "It's really the whole 1 Capitol Athletic Club in Lansing, will be Hollywood producer Signed Friday in Ingham thing. You know, you |inty Circuit Court. be nice to me baby and recorded I'll introduce you to a Bversations between Farhat Hollywood producer." Karen Allen, 22, an Knitted prostitute, were - Attorney James Lansing District Theophelis. speaking Krt Monday. for client James Farhat ■artist told Miss Allen he who was arraigned ■Id introduce her to Tuesday for pandering. Jmbers of the Michigan |ate and take her on a wide tour of the told reporters afterwards. Ivention circuit during "You know, you be nice to me Thshe could net up to $1,000 baby and I'll introduce you to Jek. a Hollywood producer." Jarhat's attorney, James The specific charge against ■ophelis. suggested in court Farhat is enticing a woman to |sday that his client was become a prostitute. imon to |conom/c §EL AVIV (UPI) - Treasury Secretary William E. Simon left lei for Saudi Arabia Thursday following talks with Israeli lers to determine how much American aid to give to Israel. 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Woodward Ave., Royal Oak / 125 Main St. Rochester / 12755 Eureka, Southgate Grand River 351-8880 Jolly A Cedar 882-2411 Northeast 482-1656 Friday, July |9 , 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Drug By STEVE ORR Prevention, said at a press Institute expert on Drug Abuse, has "There is a lot the parent can the drug problem is something saysDupont also said that he foresees and supports a considers marijuana neither "safe nor desirable" and that it pare emphasis was on enfotre Now, we're pushing 1111 State News Staff Writer conference Wednesday that long been associated with drug do to diminish the problem of they can't relate to," he said. "national trend toward should not be totally legalized, reduction. There i^l parents of drug abusers are education and treatment communicating with kids who "The problems kids have with reduction and elimination of Dupont said that within the increasing concern Dr. Robert Dupont, director "just too frightened " to help. programs in Washington, D.C. use drugs. drugs are not much different from the problems the parents international area. We" k!? I of the President's Special Dupont, who is also director Speaking at the MSU "Parents have to get away had with alcohol when they stopped concentrating o,, ?l Action Office for Drug Abuse of the newly • formed National University Club, he said, from that panicky feeling that demand so much, ;,nd are J■ were young, and are no after the supply ." 1 different than other difficulties "There was an young people have with things "It's not helpful for Brickley to feel guilty. He problem in the Ws,»ft exnln^. iike school, sex and alcohol." should see it as a problem of growing up. If it were said. "The wasT Waste group gains mark government Dupont suggested parents my son, I would get the full range of legal poor position to deal with i! should keep track of their drug problem. Now, throw' counsel." Dr. Robert Dupont, director of the youngsters, be concerned massive effort, we're J! about them and relate to them President's drug abuse program real progress. If, not employed in the program are and their problems on the though, to J The MSU Waste Control get the second million and continued to grow. By the end children's level. assume abuse going on. Our there is* and Authority recycling program predicts it will only take three of spring term 1974 it had students they are Dupont was asked to • n t * appj i hit another milestone this months to get the next million, three trucks and employed 58 responsible for much of the is to diminish the destructhT of the program. comment on the case of James month by recycling its two "Right now we're collecting people, success Thomas Brickley, the 17 • year the criminal penalties" for the last year and a half his office hurtful use of drugs J, millionth pound of paper. about 70,000 pounds a Rosenhaft said the authority "The students are virtually has directed a change in the succeeding. Today there J the program," old son of Lt. Gov. James use of marijuana. He s«id the running much reckless use of J - as Mark Rosenhaft, director of week," Rosenhaft said. is employing only 19 people orientation of drug abuse Rosenhaft said. Brickley, who was arrested huge number of people who At least kids an' the program, said it took 13 The program started in during the summer but he recently for sale of marijuana, smoke marijuana - estimated prevention. leamins£ March 1973 with one truck hopesto have 75 fall term, to use them safely " months to get the first million The received a "In the past," he said, "the program Dupont said: "It's not at up to 25 million occasional pounds and only 5 months to and two employees and has Rosenhaft said most of those $1,800 loan from the helpful for Brickley to feel users by his office - and the University to buy the first guilty. He should see it as a fact that arrest for marijuana Open at truck and since paying that COOL MA 6:4,5 P.M problem of growing up. If it "stigmatizes people" are Agriculture denies back they have remained self • sustaining, Rosenhaft said. were my son, I would get the full range of legal counsel." reasons for decriminalization. He added, however, that he OEEE I TODAY At ... 7:30-9:30 P.M. n vit.,1 Rosenhaft said the program is the largest University - run 1:45-3:45-5:40-7:40-9 4 bad meat markets recycling United States but program in the they have LIVE ADULT Flashing steel., reached only about 10 per cent WITH the ultimate of of their potential. MS SHAWNA "Sexual therapist" I contamination reached that LANSING (UPI) - Reports have since the problem, we first of May consumers it presented no danger. At the present time, back by popular ■"High cost of Loving'J weaptw that meat contaminated with a Rosenhaft said, the program is demand flame retardant accidentally mixed in the feed of cattle, been monitoring supplies to prevent this sort of Nearly all the animals fed the flame retardant that have attempting to get a building to kat 1,4, 8, 10, and 12 J MOVIES vengeance!} been discovered have been use for recycling which would poultry and swine is reaching occurence," he added. allow them to expand the .SHOWS. retail markets are unwarranted, State officials have des,troyed or will be destroyed. contended that the milk from The Agriculture Dept. is program. the Michigan Agriculture Dept. cattle contaminated with the seeking a mass disposal site in If they do get the building, said today. Rosenhaft said, they would FLIX flame retardant chemical — Kalkaska County, but the "We have investigated probably be able to begin charges made by a custom polybrominated biphenyls - problems has gotten bogged was so diluted by the time it down in court. recycling glass and tin. meat packer in Huron County and have found nothing to & substantiate the allegations," Agriculture Director B. Dale Ball said. in Only 10 of the 2,500 farms the county are under Salary adjustments may IFOLLIESI 3214 N. U.S. 27 quarantine and those herds are PH. 371-4464 give hint of tuition raise under close surveillance, Ball said. He added that the PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 5817 Agriculture Dept. has not been able to detect any illegal 2 BRANDO by the next board movement of livestock from Students may get an indication of whether tuition and staff salary adjustments will be made for the next year. made meeting in the middle of GREATS! the quarantined herds. "I am confident that our will be increased when the If a major salary increase is August. 215 ABBOTT HO. - DOWNTOWf food supplies are safe and wholesome," Ball said. "While there is a possibility board of trustees meets this morning at 10:30 in the Board Room in the Administration recommended and approved by the board, tuition may have to be raised to cover the increase. Also at the meeting, the trustees will award the contract to add another parking lot near FRI & MON thru THURS Shown at 9:10 only! SAT & SUN fflarton^- the Stephen Nisbett Building some contaminated meat or Bldg. However, salary adjustments President Wharton is on Harrison Road. milk may have entered the are just one factor in marketing supply chain before scheduled to recommend the determining the level of the department learned of the guidelines under which faculty tuition, Roger Wilkinson, vice president for business and Agency warns cool Armed robb finance, said. Other factors, like the rate of inflation for supplies and costs of any new drivers of hell Starts T-Jrt,. 1,'tNttfcf M laHHyUMH ■ I ooay: WSWuhinftonSqDowntouvl programs, also effect whether $70,000 fro tuition is increased. Wharton's recommendations on M36 detour Open 6:45 P.M. Today at 7:30 -9:30 P.M. Program Information 452 ." LANSING (UPI) - Starting are part of an annual process in COVERT (UPI) - Two armed robbers took up to $70,000 Monday, it's going to be hell Thursday from a Van Buren State Bank branch in this western which decide MSU's administrators how to allocate the for motorists on M36 between He shocked you as "A MAN Michigan community. Gregory and Pinckney, the state Bank Manager William Ryder said the men appeared at 9:20 money the state legislature has highway department warns. CALLED HORSE" He appropriated for the MAN INTHEI a.m. and told teller Katherine Green the bank was being held up. Because of culvert work Ryder said they walked behind the tellers' cages and cleaned University. The legislature under M36 just west of thrilled you as'THE approved MSU's appropriations out cash drawers and then took from the vault. more money No one was injured in the robbery. Authorities set up Saturday. Pinckney, motorists will be detoured through the small ■ WILDERNESS! roadblocks in the area, seeking a black and white compact car the robbers apparently used to make their getaway. Wilkinson said the decision a tuition increase will be town of Hell to Livingston JLk. Now he'll on Highway D32. blow your REP FLY ME mind as the I man froml 9:30 Chicago! NAUGHTY STEWARDESSES SAT & SUN SHOWS 1:30-3:30-5:25-7:20-9:20 11:30 and Now they do to the CI. A. 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IMichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 19, 1974 9 CORE OF SHAKESPEARE'S DREAM' A MESS Mayflower Bookshop Off-stage By EDD RUDZATS the production Classes Workshops production arrives on that embankment, it falters miserably. relaxed performance but are State Newt Reporter Baldwin has failed to consider that Shakespeare should be heard hampered by difficulty in projecting their lines and even some of their movements to so large and Books to grow by. as well as seen. spread - out a crowd. -e concept must have looked great on paper. Shakespearean language is lush, rich and majestic, but it also Linnick especially has delightful moments and double - takes E,ce much of William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's presents a problem to the modern audience. Its cadence and whose impact is lessened due to the conditions. Davidson is 541 E. Grand River m" takes place in the woods, why not actually set portions rhythm are difficult to follow without some concentration or a winning in her portrayal and is matched by Lerner's engaging |e play in a wooded area? Have the audience led to this area previous awareness of what the play is about.. Unfortunately, 351-8178 natural manner, but both seem to be ke fairies themselves after the play opens and then, when the Baldwin seems to have assumed that everyone is so familiar with fighting a losing battle with projection and enunciation. plications begin to develop, the audience will be right in the "Dream" that it is unnecessary to equip his production with The Summer Circle Free Theater T of things, thoroughly involved in the spirit of this immortal audible sound, either production of "Dream" is by training his actors to project or providing being taped by WKAR-TV lespearean comedy. an amplification system. As a result, the core of this comedy is a for later broadcast. Perhaps with the proper sound system and use of close • ups, "Dream" will Xfortunati'ly, a lot of things that look good on paper never long, tedious mess that proves virtually impossible to follow, as an emerge Iff the ground, as is true for the Summer Circle Free Theater wastes some exceptionally talented actors and interesting, innovative production. As it now stands, the ultimately abuses innovation proves |uction of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Its flight of fancy the bard as well. execution. more interesting in its ideal than in its fcble and uneven, marred by a novel concept gone awry in Ironically, by contrast, the third section of "a Dream" is a Eibility. confusion and tedium. delight. Clearly the highlight of the production, it moves the Lny of Shakespeare's comedies are confusing, overflowing audience to genuine laughter and merriment thanks to the superb I lovers' entanglements, mistaken identities and complicated skill of Bill Helder as Bottom the weaver. Whenever Helder Les. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is no exception as the appears, "Dream" shines with the glow it was obviously intended | revolves around four lovers madly pursuing one another to have. Armed with a natural relaxed manner and an outstanding |,gh bush and briar, while fairies sprinkle love potions that C everyone to love someone else. comic delivery, Helder even surmounts the amateurish look of the ass' head costume he must wear. Jrector John I). Baldwin has only added to the confusion of Had director Baldwin moved the audience closer or Klot by taking it from the Kresge Court stage and transferring amplified his production, then undoubtedly Mark Lerner, ■ the embankment on the south side of the auditorium. Once Dorothy Linnick and Eve Davidson as Lysander, Hermia and Helena, respectively, would have fared much better than they do. Each |lue gives a comic, Shield hit fith bias charge Pussy Cat IftNSING (UPI) , Dept. of Civil Rights - The she informed her supervisor that she was being harassed a white coworker but that by presents j announced it has filed a the ie of racial discrimination supervisor failed to act on the Est Michigan Blue Shield problem. lis. The continuing harassment i formal charge stems allegedly precipitated a J a complaint made by confrontation between the two ■ce Smith of Detroit, a employes which led to her J woman who claimed she dismissal. fired from her job with the If the charge that company officials failed to enforce a care corporation's |dH office because of her nondiscrimination policy within her office is upheld, ie department has ordered Michigan Blue Shield could be Hblic hearing on the bias ordered to pay her wages she missed as a result of the alleged nas first hired by Blue discrimination. n May 1967 as a file I but left several weeks ■to accept another job. She T rehired as a junior kuter clerk in the fall of I but was discharged in Vary 1971. ■ring the second period of fcyment, she alleged that ISSPQRT 1 APPLICATION IflTOS $450* jR«ful»r 14 90 for 2 pbotoa ■Pf Studio 351 1477 ii (. »f Abtot Hall Friday, July 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan 19^! Blaze in abandoned barn takes township landmark It It took four fire trucks from Delta Township was just an old barn. It probably did not mean much to some and one from Lansing Township to handle the people but when it burned down Wednesday blaze. night a Delta Township landmark fell by the Dorin said the property damage would wayside. amount to only about $7,000 to $10,000 but it The abandoned barn, referred to as the "Old was probably one of the biggest fires they have Jenks farm," was located at 4407 W. St. Joseph had in Delta Township. St. in Delta Township, west of Lansing. Dorin was not sure exactly how large the Delta Fire Chief Dorin said he did not know barn was but said that it was one of the largest how old the barn was but that it had been he had ever seen and was big enough for some around for as long as he could remember. kids to build a basketball court on the second Dorin said the call came in at 7:45 p.m. and floor. the department had the fire under control in "It was huge, kind of a landmark," Dorin about 45 minutes, though the last truck stayed said. "It was quite a hangout for kids." at the scene until 10:45 p.m. Great IS BACK NFL owners propose settlement GRINDERS And NEW YORK (UPI) - National Football League owners, saying equal to 10 per cent of his base salary to be paid during the Perfect ERIC ClAPTOKJ G£T\*MS in effect the striking players' "freedom issues" are nothing more preseason period in equal weekly installments, beginning the day UJ\T(4 AvM NLGOM OF than a ploy for more money, Thursday offered what a spokesman called "the largest money package in the history of professional on which a club's veterans are scheduled to report. • Rookie players will be paid $200 per week, commencing on PIZZA KOOCVROU. sport" in an attempt to end the 18-day impasse. Monday, or on the date on which the rookie is scheduled to The NFL Management Council, the bargaining agent for the 26 report at his training camp, whichever is later. club owners, proposed 20 changes to be included in a new four • year contract, more than half of them touching on monetary areas but none on the so - called "freedom issues" demanded by • No veteran player, except quarterbacks, will be required or allowed to report to training camp more than 15 days prior to his team's first preseason game. BELL'S '%l OCEWW on> ft.to eeccAos ft-vs feeccAt • Minimum slaary will be $16,000 for veterans, including the players in any new pact. Management's latest offer was immediately sent to the federal mediator in Washington to be relayed as quickly as possible to the preseason, • and $14,000 for rookies. Salary in the option year of a player's contract will be paid at PIZZA wst a rate of 100 per cent of the previous year's salary as contrasted Players Assn. Both sides will meet with the mediator today in 225 M.A.C. AVENUE with the former sum of 90 per cent Washington, the first time the two sides will have been together in • As part of an improved pension and insurance plan, major 332-5027 a week. "Anarchy is as good a word as freedom," claimed Theodore medical coverage will be increased to a maximum benefit of OPEN 11 AM EVERYDAY Kheel, the chief negotiator for the Council. "The players have the $100,000 (formerly $50,000). 0POCfltKW 9$ right to strike, as they are currently doing, and they can play for other leagues, so they really do have freedom. Freedom issues are FBEE'5 PAiOL £006 money issues." If management's newest offer is accepted, the total cost these areas to the owners for 1974, according to John Thompson, the executive director of the Management Council, would come to $12,450,000 - a rise of nearly $4 million over last year. of SchensuVs Cafeteria 6urn\KAsr MIOC in OKA SuoMO Among the changes proposed are: Meridian Mall • Each veteran player will be given an additional sum per year ✓ N. Noon: Mon. - Fri. & Lansing Mall Open: Mon - Thurs. 4:30 - 7:30 Fri. 4:30 - 8:00, Sat. 11:15-8:00 HWs? Gary's Campus 11:15 2:00 To find out this weeks menu Sun. 11:30-7:00 specials, call 349-4028 or 482-7114 uvrtwi-' STtiGfc-uMOfc SAcLE" Beauty Salon OPEN: Fri 11:15 -2:00 f Value son?yy expirT9J74y 22~ OyCJNO TH*- Stpf UJAUC savje: For the best in Mon - | USING YOUR "SCHENSUL-COUPON" It 'j 25# off, per family, toward the purchase easy | vAJe'fcfc Offcu-T\L Q'.oo?^ Mon - Thur 4:30 - 8:00 of lunch or dinner at Schensul'sOn Sunday Summer hair care Sat len our you have finished a delicious meat at eith 2 conveniently located cafeterias in tr 40\ EAST 12»U24 1972 HONDA CL350, excellent one bedroom, carport, security office. Mag card experience locks, air, balcony. Furnished or MARRIED STUDENTS, Dominant idea 32. Ankara mMY condition, $700 or best offer. preferred. SOUTH SIDE 6. Argument DATSUN 1967 Station Wagon. Competitive salary unfurnished. Quiet atmosphere. Lansing. 1156 FACULTY & MED 34. African A - 676-4316, after 5 p.m. 3-7-22 and fringe benefits. Call No pets. Dorchester Circle. Clean, quiet, 12. Tilled land Very good condition, $595. Call 349-2094. 5-7-19 antelope STUDENTS 372-8130.4-7-26 SUZUKI 185 Trail 1973. 371-1730. 4-7-26 u nfurnished. Two bedrooms! 13. Straightens 36 Railway system NEEDED, GIRL for 4-girl appliances. $170/month. No 1 14 Sea nymphs 38. , 2, & 3 Everybody FAIR LANE 1967 Immaculate, $649 or negotiate. SECRETARY FOR summer. 30 Americana. $80/month, pets. Phone 394-1899 or 16. Rims 40. Attix 289. Good bedroom apts. Phone 337-0946. 4-7-26 hours/week. Shorthand 485-3014.5-7-26 ' 17. Small barrel condition, $295. 349-4923, September - June. 355-t3552, Some with study. 41 Column 349-4828. Call anytime. 5-6-26 preferred. Apply Box A-1, State after 9 p.m. 3-7-22 18. Gallivant 44. On vacation FIAT 124 Coupe in very good News. 5-7-24 20. Innovative 46. Frosting condition. 1969. Call 676-5319. 22 1970 FIAT 850 Sport Coupe. Fine ONE MAN needed September Eggs 48. Animal pen 3-7-19 WORK-STUDY Student: part time 23. Lamb 50. Indian basin through June for 3-man little car. Low miles. 394-1677 $ 4-7-24 1972 5,000 Kawasaki miles, 500. Just tuned, sharp! $875. afternoons, $2.50 per hour for typing, clerical at Lansing office of PIRGIM. Call Misty, apartment. Block from campus. $70/month. Call 332-4554. 5-7-26 from 155p.,„ 26. 28. 30 Rose oil Devoured At home 52. antelope White poplar 53. Houston 1. Falselace 2. Asian 6. Cordage W 7. Promote 8. Wait | FIREBIRD 1967. Excellent 355-3209. 8-8-2 31. 487-6001. 3-7-19 Teaching football team 9. Cornet condition. 326 3-speed. Must sell. $450 or best offer. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN for UNFURNISHED degree 54. Saunter 3. Objective 4. Cyprinoid fish 10 ripe WW I 175 KAWASAKI 1970. Low INVENTORY CLERK needed. Will luxurious Ville Montee ! 1 Sipmoid r 351-6500. 2-7-22 mileage, $400. Call 351-8415. 3-7-22 be working with Inventory apartment. Own bedroom, bath. 2 r" 5 r- r- e 9 15. Box office j FORD 1966. Control system and numbers. 351-9099, after 9 p.m. Anytime notice Engine fine, $75. 12 See Pam at HASLETT MOTOR weekends. 5-7-29 13 19. Kava Monday - Friday, 355-4684. Saturday, 351-7776. 1-7-19 HONDA 1972. - 500cc, 4 cylinder - Immaculate condition, SPORTS. 339-2663. 10-8-7 ONE BEDROOM, close, furnished. KNOB HILL •1 ft 15 ,6 21. ConM 24. Unexpected I FORD GALAXIE 500 Convertible low mileage, plus helmet. CHARGE NURSES AM and PM Available immediately. Summer '7 18 % inherilan« APARTMENTS % $1,225. Call John, 332-4203. shift. Also assistant director, 19 $130. 332-1946. 5-7-29 1966. Working Condition. $225. Call 339-9680. 5-7-26 4-7-26 skilled nursing facility. Contact rate lo il ir iS %% 2M IT 25. Fmis 26. Lrncoin I FORD PINTO 1971. Automatic YAMAHA SALE. 'Best prices in Mrs. White, 332 0817. 3-7-15 MSU AREA, Okemos. One bedroom, furnished, air Cotlingwood Apts! Office Open V% ze % & }o 21. Red arsenic ;>9 Anything f transmission, factory engine, new tires and shocks. rebuilt town on in stock. 1974's. 1975's are now SHEP'S MOTOR HELP WANTED: Baton Gymnastics Teacher, part time, and conditioning, carpeted, modern. $165, heat included. 349-2174. *air conditioned 11:00- 6:00 Mon. - Fri. 5i % ir V % highflo"" 33. Anne* I $1550. 353-3267 or 353-6494. Ask for SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just south of 1-96 September to June. Owosso. 6-7-31 '"dishwashers ♦shag carpeting or by appointment S6 v4 i) S6 &% 35. Glorified : 37. Overflow j 355-7794. 3-7-22 Philip. Evenings, overpass. Phone 694-6621. Good hours. Must work well with children. Send resume to: CAMPUS, NEAR. Furnished living ♦Unlimited Parking H 11 % % HO 39. Resm , , ford pinto I9737 -~dow~T- speed, radio. 10,000 miles. 2 C-3-7-24 6255 Torrey Road, Flint, Ml. 48507. 3-7-24 room, $100, bedroom, kitchen, bath. plus utilities. No pets. ♦Plush Furniture ♦model open daily 3494700 ¥% ir % & 42 "Bus SUP I author Medium blue metallic. $1895 DESK CLERK needed - must have 332-5374. 5-7-29 call 351-8282 LOCATED '/* MILE NORTH % 52 43. 45 Kiwis Escape 7^487-3408. 3-7-1 FORD, 1970 - Econoline 200 Van. When it comes to saving, the values transportation and be willing to travel. Call 372-0567 or EAST LANSING. Two unfurnished, bedroom, (bthind Zody'i • OF JOLLY RD. % 5T 46. 47 LeucotW 102 | L 6 cylinder, $950. Call 489-0401. 3-7-24 in the Classified Ads each can be a real help. Check day 489-1215 between 12 -6 p.m. 0-14-7-31 dishwasher, short term lease. August air, rent on tharlvarl) ON OKEMOS RD. % 49. 51. BasebaU^I Exists now. paid. 339-8030. 4-7-26 Michigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 19, 1974 13 N>M» ^ For Sale r~ For Sale ^ Mobile Homes Recreation it'swhats MOVING. SEWING Machine, qq ■ happening -jmpsons' frandor reel PHOTO GRAY Lens. Bifocal or SEWING MACHINE Clearance BEHIND WARREN'S, 12* Announcements for It's What's MENSA Fiesta will be prepared I JEWELERS Says 356-7783 JS6 7783. 7TT' 1-7-19 ^ ,inflle DISCOUNT. vi,ion' OPTICAL 2615 East Sale! Brand new portables Good condition, x 55'. furnished. Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 Student by Mary Rodriguez, 619 N. Francis Ave. in Lansing at 2 p.m. Sunday. $49.95. $5 per month. Large |8 SHOPPING GARAGE behind WJIM. Friday, „ ~Z SALE, Fernwood. Michigan, C-3-7-19 Lansing. 372-7409. selection of reconditioned used machines. Singers, Whites, Going west must sell. $2000 or - best offer. Call after 9 p.m. 3-7-19 Kevin, 482-4548 Wed. July 31-7:30 p.m. Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. For authentic Mexican cuisine best, RSVP through Mary or at its Roy J DAYS LEFT' Sunday, 9 a.m. 6 p.m. 1-7-19 Saturday, Necchis, New Homes and "many 109 Anthony Hill Signup for Christmas Break No announcements will be by phone. accepted Saper. - ™0 AMF Bikes: Male 10 |Eat ring sale 1 act r,»v/ DAY °' Sidewalk Sale! Open 9irl s 3 ' speed- Both one year old. 655-1450 days 339-8025 - speed, others." $19.95 Terms. to EDWARDS $39.95. TWO BEDROOM, 10' x furnished, carpeted, skirted, 53' Ski Trips to Aspen tAlta Memberships available Any woman interested in There will be an open house at the MSU Observatory from 9:30 to air. oUls Martinez Collection this evening til 6 p.m. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Close to creating, producing or contributing 11:30 p.m. Saturday. Weather after 5.5-7-19 campus. Phone to "Women's Voice," a ■ Custom Design Rings Now MARSHALL MUSIC, 1115 North Washington. 351-3745. 5-7-24 weekly permitting, the 24 - inch reflecting East radio show sponsored by the telescope will be used for observing. §0% OFF During Final Sale ansing. 01-7-19 WAREHOUSE SALE, up to 50% 489-6448. C-7-331 Women's Media Collective, should The Observatory is located at NAMCO 1968 12' 53'. attend a get it together meeting at 8 Forest and College Roads. ...oft °" f"rniture. July 10 - 20. REFRIGERATORS. ONE 30" x Two Service Jewelry in the ^ •>c" nm _„H Other 26 GIRLS 3 gas - speed, headlight, 5707 School Street, corner of Just bedrooms, furnished, carpeted, p.m. Sunday at the Women's MENSA qualification testing will ■ORE 1/3 OFF. stove. over 1 year old. skirted, disposal, utility shed. Center, 547'/2 E. Grand River Ave. | Sale ends July 27 353-8749 1 7"9 ~ $5° MafV' Haslett Road, Haslett. 4-7-17 Maytag electric dryer. Portable black and white TV. 19" $3700. 694-8068, weekdays, be at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Union Oak Room. Reservations must be after 5 p.m. 3-7-22 BICYCLES, REPAIR and Service. made through Roy Saper. iMPSONS' FRANDOR CURTAINS 20 GALLON AQUARIUM, stand, Miscellaneous. 487-2309. 3-7-22 All styles. Reasonable rates. Call - WHITE with rod. 62" JEWELERS Dynaflo filter, Stow A Lite - - Dave. 337-2280. 5-7-22 The x 124", (from Dormitory). BOANZA 12' x 68' 1972. Two Society for Creative iurt, Fr top, and heater. $45. 332-0398. BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds! Anachronism will have "riday, 349-2636, after 5:30. 3-7-22 2-7-19 bedrooms, 1 54 baths, expando archery and - Various colors and sizes. BROTHERS IN Christ painters. NEED RIDE to Boston. fighting practice at 2 p.m. Saturday ■ Saturday 9:30-6 dining room. Completely furnished Late July L 332 1385 tor Custom Work Simplex de-railer, center - $ull and skirted. Interiors and exteriors. Licensed, or early August. 351-6577 in the field archery range west of KENWOOD Cash, $7,000 or terms. Nobody heats our prices - ADVENT Phillips POCKET CALCULATOR. Craig 4 brakes, high quality at dealers Call 485-5018 for experienced, references. 3-7-22 Jenison Fieldhouse. stereo system. For functions with constant key. cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 appointment. on Quality jewelry more - 3-7-19 484-5045, 351-7696. 3-7-19 The Society for Creative information, call 351 4463. Complete with AC wall charger 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 Anachronism invites one and all to 2-7-19 and 1 year guarantee. $40. a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D&C 489-6650 between 7-11 SCHULT 10 x 55. Skirted, utility FOR THE BEST service on stereo Car Pool its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. p.m. STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, today in the Union Tower Room. CARPET shed, 1 mile from campus. Call equipment see the STEREO FOR Spartan Village 3'7?2 South Cedar, at I-96. 694-3311. after 5. 351-1799. 4-7-26 SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. 0-14-7-31 FROM EAST Lansing to Ann "Security Deposits: How to Get $50r353 7942U3e7 tT $50. 353-7942. 3-7-22 Sha9' WASHER AND Dryer, portable, C-14-7-31 Arbor. Leaving Thursdays or Yours Back" can now be obtained Whirlpool, Avacado, 10 months. 10' x 50' VAGABOND. Excellent in the Off Campus Housing office Fridays every weekend through MOVING SAU-^st se^ouch >300.366-3178.3-7-19 Animals V condition. One mile from fall term. Returning Sundays, and the ASMSU Legal Aid office in the Student Services arid campus. Call 351-4830. 5-7-29 Building. stove^Call 484-2644. 1-7-17 KAS|N0 pA by Kustom, 200 watt, Instructions times negotiable. Call 332-5281. Learn what you can do to get your money back when you move out of ROOM, ~a!r conditioner, 5000 l?™* $45°' 3?2"3127' THREE BOUNCY kittens want 1972 STATESMAN, 12' x 50', a rented house or apartment. A BTU, like new. Best skirted, shed, large yard with BOARD EXAM TUTORING 50% OFF 349-9405. 1-7-17 offer. mo HUFFY bikes, 3-speed, man's home. One grey, 627-5328. 3-7-22 2 tigers. vegetable and flower garden. STANLEY H. KAPLAN Share Driving publication Resource of Center. the On Tenants campus on our regular $3000 or best offer. 625-7237. TUTORING COURSES distribution sponsored by ASMSU. 57-26 low prices 1°., SPEED. Man's bike.6 372-5453, 12 a.m. - Call p.m. conditmnBoth 355-0994 2-7-22 for'^lOa ST. BERNARD. AKC registered female, 20 months old. Reliable Now being formed for upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, the SHARE DRIVING SHOWCASE JAZZ presents From: East Lansing, To: PENTAGRAM ■•paperbacks 75% off 3-7-22 pet and watchdog. $125 or best SCHULT 1972. 12' x 52'. Two ATGSB, GRE, Board Exams. For Ann (featuring Henry bedrooms, furnished, skirted, in Arbor. Times: Monday - Butler) and TACIT in concert July ■♦hardbacks 50% off SACRIFICE QUEEN size sofa bed. offer. 675-7370. 3-7-22 information call 1-313-354-0085. Friday. 26 and 27, at 8:30 p.m. in McDonel WOLLENSAK 6300. Reel to Call Jan, 353-3987, 8-5. 5-7-29 Holt. California bound, must 0-14-7-31 Leaving: 5:45 a.m., Returning: - - Kiva. 3:45 Phone 372-4865. 1128 W. Grand River offer. 351-8736. 3-7-22 MOVING SALE. July 20, 9-6, 1414 KENNEL CHAIN LINK 20'L x 8'W sell, best offer payments. to take 694-8040, after 8pm. over p.m. WORSHIP SERVICE will be held upstairs x 6'H. Portablewith wood floor. 5-7-26 Monday at 8 p.m. at University en Tubs - Fri 1 -6,7-9 J Spartan Village. Ping-pong 12'Nipper sailboat (wood hull) and table, bikes, house plants, Phone nights - 349-3567. Days Typing Service *£ Lutheran Church. Preceeding the service there will be a picnic and trailer, $250. 5hp outboard, clothes, lots miscellaneous. - 355-7744. 3-7-22 AMERICAN 1972, 12' x 65', 7' x Wanted J recreation beginning at 6 p.m. t SALE: July 19, 20, 21. 3 y _J—1® $45. 351-0604, after 5pm. PANASONIC f— STEREO system, Inexpensive. 1-7-19 GOLF CLUBS, 2 dozen sets to ALASKAN MALAMUTE puppies. AKC registered, 6 weeks, shots and wormed. 349-3113, after 6. 12' expando. Three bedrooms, 1V4 bath, furnished. 8' x 10' shed. $7200. 5027 Amsterdam, Holt (Windmill Park) 694-0161. COMPLETE Discount THESES - Service Printing. IBM typing SENIOR house. GIRL Fall. wants Close. room Suzanne, in Adopt a garden and grandparent. Volunteers are Heeded a choose from. Scuba gear. 5-7-19 and binding of theses, resumes, Midnight. Candles, linens, 8-track. Excellent condition.' Camping equipment. Rifles and BL-2-7-19 351-5686, after 5. 5-7-26 Extended Care Facility maintain publications. Across from campus rd stuff. 2233 Robinson, their garden. To help, stop by or $175. Diane - 332-6531. 3 7-24 shotguns. Cameras. Stereo corner M.A.C. and Grand River. call Tony at the Office of sing, (off Aurelius). 1-7-19 components. Over 100J used AMERICAN 1971. 12' x 60' Below Jones Stationery Shop. DEMONSTRATORS WANTED, Volunteer Programs, 27 Student SCUBA WETSUIT, small size, $25. 8-track tapes and albums. Used skirted, porch, shed, disposal, Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, sell Services Bldg. IcaT 12' Catamaran sailboat, toys, free training & Phone 487 9539.3-7-24 diamond rings, uals, etc. furnished. Windmill Park. Clean, 337-1666. C-7-31 supplies. No cash investment or fiberglass and aluminum. Guitars ampl't ers and BEAUTIFUL BLACK and tan Make an offer. 694-8435. 4-7-1 ■ 50, dleivery. 393-4386. 5-7-26 including trailer. COMIC BOOKS - from 1945. accessories WILCOX German Shepard, 2 year old THESES, RESUMES, typing and Superman, Wonder Woman, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 spade female, $50. AKC 1967 12' x 60' Deluxe Belvedere printing. Reasonable prices. Batman. 623-6296. 2 7-22 East COMMERCIAL ROOMMATE, COUNTRY home Michigan, Lansing. registered number for obedience Mobile Home. Two bedrooms, PRINTING. |ZI 555amplifier. From Italy, 485-4391. C-7-31 trials only. To home with large 351-4116. C-7-31 away from the rush. 18 28 age - furnished. Phone Monday preferred. 655-3793, 8-11 pm lannel built - in echo and 3 SPEED BIKES. fenced yard or farm area. Call in - The MSU English Dept. • Lady's with KENWOOD KR 100 receiver, Thursday, 332-0684. 5-7-19 b. 150 watts. 393-5414. 3-7-19 Bicentennial Program presents an child seat, man's. $40 each. AM, 339-8080. 3-7-24 IRENE ORR - On Vacation. Nikko STA-5010 receiver. Akai evening of "Ships. Songs, Jams and Good condition. 355-1277. Returning September. Ready 1730DDS quadrophonic tape to LEAD Jellies," a film GUITAR, some lead vocal, and slide llNG SALE: sofa, chairs, 3*7-24 recorder. Turntables, speakers, WESTERN GELDING, 9 years old, Lost & Found type after Labor Day. C-14-7-31 in established 6-man presentation by Joe Janetti for ifier, and other household and large assortment of small experienced rider Call contemporary band. 669-3414. featuring the Hudson Valley and Clothing and toys. HUGE GARAGE Sale. 541 Forest, stereo systems. LP's and tapes. 351-7779. 4-7-24 PURPLE VICKI - Fast, accurate, 2-7-22 the Sloop Clearwater, the boat made famous by the likes of Pete iV./ July 20, 551 John R, East Lansing. July 20, 21, from Musical instruments such as inexpensive typing. Very near FIND SOMETHING Seeger and Don McClean. The .ansing. 351-4891. 1-7-19 9 - 9. Furniture, instruments, Fender, Gibson, Marshall and campus. 337-7260. 10-8-7 clothes and more. 1-7-19 Accoustic. Portable TV's Mobile Homes If you've found a pet or article of program will be held at 7:30 p.m. STARTER value, we want to help you return Monday in 34 Union. It is free to Component cameras, household items, and it. Just come into the State News the public. eo includes KLH 17's. ANN BROWN typing and multilith STEREO - G.E. trimline 500, much more. DICKER & DEAL 1972 MARLETTE 12' x 63', 7' x RESEARCH JOB: Degreed with on Classified Department and tell us offset printing. Complete service John Courter, doctoral candidate |asonable. Also Hitachi $53.72. Consumer Reports No. SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 21' expando, 3 bedrooms, utility the job skills which include: in music, will play a recital of te TV. 484-1098. 3-10 you want to place an ad in EAST for dissertations, theses, organ 1 Choice 1972. Call 332-5924. South Cedar. 487-3886. We buy shed, price negotiable. LANSING STATE BANK'S Found speech writing, press releases, music at 4 p.m. Sunday in air • 1.3-7-19 3-7-22 sell and trade. C-7-31 677-0822. 3-7-24 manuscripts, general typing. IBM conditioned Hart Recital Hall in the Column. As a public service EAST 24 position papers for public years experience. - MSU Music Building. His LANSING STATE BANK will run 349-0850. C-7-31 hearings, legislative analysis, program convention includes Lockwood's "Concerto for the ad at no cost to you I planning, political Organ and Brasses." Ton Bruynel's THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE EAST LANSING STATE BANK EXPERIENCED* IBM typing. promotional efforts. For further "Relief 1964" for organ and four electronic soundtracks, as well a» C-7-31 Dissertations, (pica - elite). information and resume please works by Brahms. Bach. Alain and FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 reply P.O. Box 1534, Lansing, Roger - Ducasse. Everyone is BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Ml. 2-7-22 welcome to attend. FOUND: TINY black kitten near Alle-Ey. Needs good home. Call 351-1241. C-3-7-24 ★ SAVE TIME ★ SAVE MONEY LOST: JULY 14th. Roll of 36 Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you. exposure 3-7-24 FOUND: 35mm Kodachrome II exposed film. Contact 353-0680. YOUNG male Siamese PRESENTING Arts & Crafts Barber Shop For Sale Horstmver's Optometrists CO-OPTICAL Cat: Can keep only until 21st. Call 351-0203. C-1-7-19 FOUND: BLACK Daschund, Grand ANEW SERVICES River, East Lansing. Facial sores, UNION collared. 332-4083, Margie. Sugar House FOR RECORD PLAYBACK (East Lansing's Only C-X-3-7-24 Cooperative Optical) BUILDING Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist Bee Supplies Raw Honey FOUND: YOUNG black and white BARBER • EYES EXAMINED male cat near Cedar Village. Call SHOP Maple Syrup • GLASSES 332-3736. C-3-7-22 •'■J Come to 5236 Curtice • CONTACT LENS 8 - 5:30 Mon. • Frl. Michigan Rd, Mason, One mile south of Personal / Columbia on Onondaga. Turn left By Appt. or Walk In on CURTICE RO. 10 a.m. 1331 E.Grand River - 5 p.m. Monday - Saturday or Bcookfield Plaza 355-3359 call FREE A lesson in complexion 882-2011. 351-5330 ... care. CALL 484-4519, East Arts & Crafts Counseling Golf Michigan, or 485-7197 Lansing Optometrist Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. INK KNIT SHOP INDIAN HILLS C-14-7-31 Mim tic and GOLF COURSE DR. D.M.DEAN Imported Yarns | And Golf Shop *Bernat Yarns REMEMBER GULLIVER STATE STUDENT RATES OPTOMETRIST 1I DRUGS has daily film pick-up. I' tA.v- 'foe Knitting AVAILABLE TV tube and battery testers, in p" Instructions CENTER. „ V2 »„319 '1010 Mile East of East addition to a Pharmacy that *Specialists in Lansing just off East VISION CARE offers personal prescription The J Rugs and Needlepoint * ABORTION EAST eniNnlGrand River Ave. performance edge offered by this excellent product from France * CONTACT LENS records and welcomes third 'Needlepoint Supplies CONTRACEPTION • HIVE* Okemos. Mich. truly institutes a new era in the reproduction of music from disc. COUNSELING party pay prescriptions. 1105 *Crewel A Stichery * SERVICES STERILIZATION East Grand River. 332-2011. We've listed some specifications along with those of two popular 332-1339 Services GYN Clinic 0-1-7-19 competitively priced turntables 3028 Vine 210 Abbott Rd. p From Frandor Shoppinf Speakers Available 332-6663 NEEDED, GIRL taking cost ERA 444 1226 E. Michigan Ave. accounting or advanced Philips 212 Thorens TD160 Center Lansing 485-3271 MOTOR: Double 48 Pole Synchronous accounting in fall or now. For SERVO DC 16 Pole Synchronous easy type tutor work. 627-6692, WOW AND FLUTTER: Less than .04% Less Than .1% Counseling Golf Stereo Repair after 1 p.m. 3-7-19 TOTAL TRACKING ERROR: Less Than 1.5C Less Than .06% Weighted Less Than 1.5° Less Than 2 UNWEIGHTED RUMBLE: -52dB BUD'S PROBLEM PREGNANCY? FREE COUPONS!! AUDIBLE RUMBLE: -73dB -43d B -65dB (tested 372 -1560 24 Hours BUTLER'S KIDDIELANC Peamts Personal jjj TRACKING FORCE RANGE: 0-2.5 Grams % 4 Grams - [ AUTO PARTS, - 0-4 Grams ANTI - SKATING: Exclusive Tangental Spring Magnetic MO, HAPPY Birthday from one Weight Type MARITAL PROBLEMS? 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B-1-7-19 it IMPORTED *Pipes WENOROW'S THREE BEDROOM house, 1V5 ■ere , #Cigars *Cigarettes * Tobaccos -Block One. M.A.C. ECONOWASH Special Texas Washer 50c IT! ADVERTISE bath, fully carpeted. Large lot lot* of trees. 339-8729 after 6 p.m. 1308 Buckingham Road Haslett. 6-7-19 332 4269 Selling Services? Sell them to more 1255-8255 -ajopLu Shop /a in to 3006 Vine St. 11pm. lblkWJ_of_Sggr£. 355-8255 people with low cost Want Ads. Dirt 355-8255 now. Friday, July 19,1974 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan FROM TROUT Fish shop has variety Fish. break a pencil in half with their pincers, Israel claims. "This place smells like fish," says a sign on the wall.The sign,itself Israel is fond of his fish. He learned about them during four years shaped like one of the scaly creatures,understates the case.The place at a local seafood restaurant and brought with him to City Fish Co. a reeks. desire to see his little finny buddies treated right. There is a big stack of Busch Barvarian Beer 12 - packs in the "People just don't know how to cook fish," he says. "They middle of the floor, and along the wall are shelves covered with always deep - fry it, and there are so many other ways to prepare it. bottles of wine, loaves of bread and a collection of sauces, mixes, You can broil fish on a grill like a steak, or steam it or bake it or eat garnishments, spices and preparations — all of them made to be it raw, even. served with fish. "There's another thing," he continued. "Cooking frozen fish will The focal point of the place, though, is the counter. Under the stink up the whole house, and that turns a lot of people off. They counter are fish. Hundreds of them, every one fresh, from all parts should try fresh fish. You can't smell it cooking at all." of the world. And behind the counter hustles Randy Israel, 22 - year Israel is beginning a program to share the fish - serving secrets he • old retail manager of this place, the City Fish Co., 2850 E. Grand learned at the seafood restaurant with his customers now. River Ave. He is taking several dozen of his favorite recipes and writing them People move in and out, making a meal out of the traditional fish out on index cards, which he offers to shoppers who might need a and chips the store prepares in the back and sells. little help in the kitchen. He also has plans to feature one fish dinner But more important, as Israel says, the three City Fish Co. stores a week, and prepare a batch of those dinners in his store. Then, in the Lansing area are the only places around where fresh fish can every Friday, people can come in and buy the ready - made meal, be found. They carry such popular varieties as whitefish, Michigan take it home and pop it in the oven and devour a Randy Israel lake trout, perch and red snapper, brought fresh every day. Special. For the more discerning customer, the store stocks such delicacies Another project Israel will be undertaking this year is the City as octopus, dolphin, lox, squid, frogs and an entire tankful of live Fish Co.'s annual day - of - the - big • game clambake. Every lobsters. Israel enjoys playing with the lobsters. football season, the company holds a postgame party in its parking "That one had me there for a second," he says as he sucks a drop lot, and this fall, on October 5 when the Fighting Irish of Notre of blood from a tiny gash in his hand. While fishing around in the Dame visit MSU, City Fish plans to cook hundreds of juicy little lobster tank, one of the little creatures had taken a not - so - playful mollusks. nip at him. All are invited — on one condition. You have to be able to "They're pretty fast sometimes," he says. And strong. They can stomach the smell of fish. TEXT/STEVE ORR PHOTOS/JOHN MARTELL %*mm§ THE CORAL GABLES in presents "Megan MeDonough" Now available PRESENTS HOT DOGS tremendous Returns to the Stables! at EASY n' BEER savings; nearly BALDWIN Hot Dogs TONIGHT new ALSO. . . THRU pianos and 25c each organs from DON'T FORGET THAT SATURDAY All day INTERLOCHEN JULY 15th 20th ARTS ACADEMY QUART NIGHT Friday 50c COVER - HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY AND MON. - THURS. MACLAUGHLIN'S Pitcher $1.00 COVER TONIGHT PIANO and FLAMING HOG NIGHT AND TOMORROW r* ORGAN MART ON TUESDAYS 8 -10pm. Specials 1606 E. MICHIGAN AVE. phone 487-5995 IN THE RATHSKELLER "DICK JENNINGS" Monday thru Thursday after 6:00 pm 231 M.A.C. 351-2755 mmm offer & better alternative!"