Michigan State University East Laming, Michigan 48824 r Two GOP reps ask impeachment, erode Nixon's committee support (See Related Stories Pages 6 - 7) Shortly before Butler spoke during the California Republican, Rep. Carlos concluded Nixon has in most instances WASHINGTON (AP) - President nationally broadcast colloquy. Rep. Mooihead, who told the committee: "I acted in the best interests of the people Nixon's base of support on the House Lawrence J. Hogan, R - Md., said "It is know it would be easy to vote for In addition to Hogan and Butler, the Judiciary Committee eroded Thursday impossible for me to condone or ignore impeachment it is hard to be against most recent declarations came from when two Republican members declared the long train of abuses to which he ... Reps. something that so many people are few." George Danielson of California. John flitJy for impeachment and others leaned (Nixon) has subjected the presidency." in that direction. Two days ago, Hogan told a news Seiberiing of Ohio and Robert F. Drinan But Moorhead said "there are two of Massachusetts, who was one of the first As the opening phase of the conference he planned to vote for sides" to the case and that he has (continued on page 61 impeachment debate neared an end, 12 impeachment committee members had declared their In a dramatic, unexpected belief Nixon should be removed from announcement, Rep. Harold V. Froehlich, office. After sitting for most of the day, the R - Wis., said, "I must confess am deeply pained and troubled by some of the things I see," referring to the Special prosecutor asks panel took a three - hour recess for dinner Watergate cover and a series of House votes, with its proceedings scheduled to resume at 8:15 pjn. EDT. up. With concluded, his voice cracking, Froehlich "I am concerned about quick evidence turnover WASHINGTON (AP) - Special after the Supreme Court ordered the tapes Some of the sharpest criticism of the impeaching the President for his actions.. Prosecutor Leon Jaworski urged U.S. President came from Rep. M. Caldwell surrendered and after presidential attorney . my decision awaits the final warding of District Judge John J. Sirica on Thursday James D. St. Clair said a "time Butler, a Virginia Republican, who had the articles of impeachment and the - to order President Nixon to surrender been regarded as uncommitted. remaining debate." consuming process" was needed to prepare within two to 10 days the tapes and them. If the committee fails to Many members withheld judgment as approve documents of 64 Watergate conversations. Articles of Impeachment, said Butler, "we they made their 15 - minute opening Jaworski said prompt compliance is "There is no valid reason," Jaworski AP photo will have condoned and left statements, instead emphasizing the wire unpunished a critical if the Watergate cover - said, "why the tapes of the first 33 I Peter W. Rodino, of the House historic import and heavy burden of the up trial of Judiciary Commrttee, bangs the gavel presidential course of conduct designed to six former White House and conversations can't be campaign produced I to start debate on ' President Nixon Wednesday niaht in interfere with and obstruct the very ever - nearer decision. aides is to start on schedule immediately." he is to Nixon received Sept. 9. process sworn uphold." backing from a Jaworski's motion came barely 24 hours (continued on page 6) 'ourf decides against FKOM WIRK SERVICES only the Detroit school district and not segregated schools throughout neighboring be in order where the racially suburban busing issue in the Richmond The court held last year that it is any suburban districts. districts or where the district boundary ASH1NGT0N The Supreme Court discriminatory acts of one or more school school case. The tie vote blocked the constitutional to finance schools through The decision means that efforts to lines between city and its suburbs were districts caused racial segregation in an down busing in the Richmond area but set no property tax collections which vary- i on Thursday a Detroit overcome racial imbalance in public bition plan calling for busing pupils Gerry mandered to foster segregation. adjacent district or where district lines binding precedent Today's decision does. between rich and poor districts. schools must halt at the city - county line have been deliberately drawn on the basis The ruling resulted when Powell joined "Specifically, it must be shown that The two decisions taken together add |s school district lines but said such in nearly all cases. of race," he said. »s might be permissible in different racially discriminatory acts of the state or Burger and Justices Potter Stewart. Harry up to a statement by the court that there Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, who local school districts, or of a single school The Supreme Court said there was no A. Blackmun and William H. Rehnquist in is no violation of constitutional rights wrote the majority opinion, said city - evidence that the Detroit - area suburban district, have been a substantial cause of opposition to the busing scheme. "though the schools are segregated by race suburban busing would be appropriate inter - district segregation,'' districts were not integrated. Those four had voted against city - and though the black schools are not Burger said. only only where government actions promoted "Thus an inter - district remedy would In the Detroit area, where the city suburban busing in the Richmond case, separate but inferior," Douglas wrote. sehoote are 64 per cent black and the though their votes were never made Douglas also subscribed to Marshall's suburban schools 90 per cent white, the public. dissent, as did Justices White and Brennan. [rea administrators, educators The majority opinion, was described as The same four also signed a dissent written acts of segregation by Detroit or state "a giant step backwards" by dissenting by White saying the decision ' cripples the officials affected only the city, and not Justice Thurgood Marshall, the only black ability of the judiciary' to correct school the suburban schools. on the court, who said: "We deal here segregation. iry in busing decision reactions Besides Detroit, Thursday's highest with the right of all of our children, Nathaniel Jones, general counsel for the court's action appears likely to block whatever their race, to an equal start in National Assn. for the Advancement of metropolitan - wide busing in numerous life and to an equal opportunity to reach Colored People, predicted the decision other urban their full would "trigger a welter of lawsuits the By LIZ DRISCOLL areas — Hartford, potential as citizens. Those approximately 10 to 15 per cent black integrated educational setting for children children who have been denied that right likes of which we have not seen before." administrators and educators will not be achieved through cross - Indianapolis, Louisville, Atlanta and students, currently has a busing plan in the past deserve better than to see Jones said the N'AACP, which initiated d unruffled within the district which Walsh is against. district busing. He said that those in Wilmington, Del., among them - where it by the U.S. Supreme had been ordered or proposed. fences thrown up to deny them that right the Detroit suit, would attempt to offer |t s 5 • 1 decision against cross Walsh noted that the school board leadership position will need to find other The key vote in the decision was cast by in the future." proof that the official acts which resulted ct busing Thursday. However, not all voted 6 • 3 against the plan but is under a ways to gain this setting. in segregation in Detroit also affected the Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. who was Also dissenting were Justices William 0. Jin agreement with the court. court order to enforce it. The board has "I am pleased the court has clarified a member of the Richmond, W. Va.,sdwol Douglas. William J. Brennan and Byron R. suburban districts. eth, professor political appealed the order in federal district court this very important, most controversial White. "The Supreme Court elected not to » who but the case is still pending. board and the Virginia Board of Educatior predicted the 5 - 4 decision, issue," Porter said. "I personally believe before he joined the court in January Douglas, in attempt to resolve the very difficult racial a separate dissent, said the |the decision will be wed - received, Walsh said Thursday's decision will that American society cannot survive 1972. decision will doom blacks to attend problems by legal and rational means."' arty, I think the matter of cross - most likely put the Lansing School separately and without achieving equality A year ago, with Powell taking no part, inferior schools because blacks are usually said Dr. Cornelius L. Golightly. president ct busing is a settled matter far Board's case in a better position. as as of educational opportunity," he added. the court divided 4 - 4 on the city - poorer. (continued on page 10) h is concerned," Spaeth said. "I Joel Ferguson, Lansing's only black city I it is virtually impossible to prove councilman, was not surprised by the |«ny northern school district was decision and said that it may be a blessing primarily for segregation in disguise. "he added. Ji noted, however, that there may Ferguson said if the court had ruled the other way, busing would become a News staff members I few isolated instances in the South legislative question which would p cross district busing ultimately throw the decision into the n may occur, districts which were created ally for segregation purposes, colm hands of the congressonal elections. voters in upcoming strike against WJIM Katz, superintendent of the Ferguson said that had the people |Unsing tss of the School District, found the elected officials running on an antibusing By JUNE E.K. DELANO decision surprising. platform, then those same officials would e State News Staff Writer issue is trying to find the not only have repealed busing but also If the WJIM TV evening news seemed a little odd the past few nigits for giving all children equal other legislative programs designed to help - - if Katz said. "I think it's going the you were confused by outdated stories, filmed "interviews" with no interviewer people. and a new, but older face in the anchorman slot, there is a reason. I »ery difficult for Detroit and other The court's decision is a political one ■ cities to carry out a Eighteen members of the station's news staff, including television and radio desegregation that re - emphasizes the majority of Within the city," Katz added. reporters, broadcasters and photographers, walked off the job at midnight Tuesday, feelings around the country. Ferguson 1 accusing Gross Telecasting, Inc. of refusing to negotiate in good faith. Lansing currently has no busing said, rather than one based on facts. The National Assn. of Broadcast Employes and Technicians tot desegregation purposes. About Barbara Steidle, asst. professor of (NABET) members have set up strike headquarters at 1630 E. Michigan Ave., « cent of East Lansing students are histoiy, said that there is no doubt that Lansing and hope to erc of minorities. the court's decision is a political one. accomplish more than a brief disruption of WJIM news service. Niael Walsh, superintendent of the "We're contacting all of Gross' advertisers to make sure However, she added that all of the they know there's a strike," said Diane Smith, one of the shop stewards. "Several of them have already y S^ool District applauded the decisions involving public questions end called NABET and said they pulled their ads." ,? dfc'sion as a "step in the right up as political decisions. The strike has also been recognized by the "The effect on education will be UAW, the AFL - CIO and many le idej °f individuals, whom the strikers are urging not to buy products advertised on the cross - district busing for determined by what else the community is station during the walk - out Ration purposes is stupid," Walsh willing to do concerning matters of The refusal of trucks carrying commercials and taped programming to deliver will I added that the only way to improvements and funding," Steidle said. hurt WJIM, a union member said, ■ww racial problems is to John Porter, state superintendent of adding that if the station has any electrical integrate trouble and the International Brotherhood of Bectrical Workers refines to neighborhoods, cross the public instruction, said it is clear from the picket line it will be especially bad. f Ursin8 School District, which has Supreme Court's decision that an The basis for the WJIM employes discontent is deep - seated. Almost a year ago the employes began organizing a union. They formally became Local 46 of NABET on Oct 10,1973. indidates for The main complaints of the news personnel were markets our size, and" purely "wages way below par for other arbitrary methods for determining vacations, sick leave, holiday time and firings, Smith said. l/ree with busin At the time of their certification, the union Gross Telecasting Inc. The union now claims that began contract negotiations with management repeatedly postponed and delayed negotiations, so that only eight or nine meethings have been I candidates for held in the nine months since the union governor of the two all those liberal people in our government was voted in. |P«rties and most other stale officials who would enforce social experiments A spokeswomen for the management said WJIM has bargained in good faith. 7 wth the U.S. Supreme Court upon our schoolchildren where they NABET is filing a formal complaint changing unfair labor practices finrf WJIM in the Detroit busing case cannot achieve the same thing through with the National Labor Relations Board, Smith said. adults." The upshot of the nine months of sporadic negotiating is the strike, cdfted when '•owing is , sampling of the the union decided the station had no intention of bngrirur^in good frith. Jerome P. Cavanagh. also a Democratic One union member suggested that WJIM hoped to stall settlement for a full gubernatorial primary candidate, was year, fcrth I IT gW,Uy ""a*"*"1 .has ,rr,nned belief that ™y uuvailaMe for comment but has said in at which time the whole unionization process would have to be WJIM claims they have not stalled. started fin the past that he opposes cross - district The current stalemate may be resolved by a federal mediator mked to intervene busing. by the union. The mediator is expected to arrive on July 30. -. ^ocratic candidate for Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley: "This decision The WJIM spokeswoman said that the arbitrator might help and that "we hope : w« must now turn to the does not five aid or comfort to those who to get the strike settled quickly." SN Photo/Craig Porter of prodding a good It does affirm the All employes on strike received ■ - • " tionai believe in n. paychecks an Wednesday, not a nomutf payday I 18 striking broadcasters, reporters and Ce in ,°LPPortunity tor all children in I courts may not limit Smith said, and all the checks read "paid In fell through July 23, 1974." TV n station WJIM. The employes went out on « b P ^,own school districts." W*Us, Democratic -miM— -jere no violation has statement led to speculation that the striken might be died, but WJIM refined to I that the station refused to negotiate in no matter how noble the ft was a distinct reversal far Friday, July 26> 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mood By ASSOCIATED PRESS hopeful at Cyprus talks expressed little faith in the outcome of the Geneva talks. He said a peaceful agreement could be achieved only by talks between the Thursday to Clerides' statement. Callaghan said the new governments in Greece and Cv I Greek and Turkish Cypriots themselves "under the umbrella of good omens for the talks. He said the immediate aims ofthJ Foreign ministers of Britain, Greece and Turkey expressed were to make certain the cease fire is observed and "J the United Nations." i optimism Thursday as they gathered in Geneva to negotiate a permanent peace for Cyprus. On the Mediterranean island itself, a Meantime, the possibility of internal political trouble sense of confidence to the Greek and Turkish commuTti1! tense cease fire remained in effect for a third day. • developed on Cyprus after the new Greek government, which Cyprus." """■I took over Tuesday after seven years of military dictatorship, Britain, Greece and Turkey are guarantors of the k Turan Gunes of Turkey said the talks would open "under good independence under a treaty that freed it from Britain! IRA predicts more airline bombs auspices" because the new civilian government in Greece gives Turkey "a negotiating partner." The two nations, partners in announced as the on Wednesday its recognition of Archbishop legal head of the island's government. Makarios No major fighting was reported on Cyprus Thursday 19 NATO, drew close to war after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus But Clerides, who is Cyprus' third president in less than two dangerous situation continued at Nicosia International a B The Irish Republican Army said weeks after the resignation of Mikos Sampson - who was named where United Nations troops stood between Turkish «nn r Thursday it had last Saturday following the Greek - led coup which deposed penetrated tight security at British airports to plant a President Makarios. president after a military coup on July 15 - said it was for the Cypriot forces. flG» Hie U.N. soldiers took over the airport's terminal gelignite bomb aboard a civilian airliner and warned it Joining Gunes for the Geneva talks to begin Thursday night people of Cyprus to decide the presidency in an election to be oi will do it again. and last about three days were James Callaghan of Britain and held "not later than within a few months." to enforce the cease - fire. Greek and Turkish forces other 500 yards apart on the western edge of the foc'elul George Mavros of Greece. Gerides said Makarios, 61, would be allowed to run as a airfield Jj An anonymous caller claiming to speak for the candidate but warned "it would be a very unwise move for advancing Turkish marines supported by armor has cut th J Cyprus will not be represented, at last initially. The United Belfast brigade of the IRA's Provisional wing telephoned Makarios to come back under the present conditions." highway from Nicosia to Morphou. States, not a party to the treaty, sent Asst. Secretary of State "It's an explosive situation," said news organizations and said a two - pound bomb Makarios, who is in New York, has said he plans to return to one U.N. officer "rw J William B. Buffum as an observer. Cyprus within a few weeks, but he had no immediate response could set it off." ' "e* discovered aboard a British Airways Trident on Tuesday In Nicosia, the Cypriot capital, new President Glafcos Clerides Two convoys of Ferret and Saracen armored cws was not meant to explode. advantage of the uneven cease ■ fire to roar through rl But, he warned, bombs smuggled aboard airliners in the future will be primed. Police officers reported that Tuesday's bomb, planted Nixon vows checkpoints around the airport complex. They were accomoM by truckloads of British lancers and dragoons. "We have a very large force at the airport now British, Swedes, Canadians, Danes, Austrians and Finns," J® consistiul aboard the Trident flying from Belfast to London with LOS ANGELES (AP) - that budget. cutting production now or in existing legislation that makes U.N. spokesman. He refused to say how many but at 92 passengers and crew, failed to detonate because the President Nixon said Thursday For his own part, the the future. spending mandatory," when it more were coming in. he aims to trim $5 billion from President said he has ordered a "But," the President said, became necessary. He had timing device, a wristwatch, did not work. the fiscal 1975 budget and reduction of 40,000 in the "most families could reduce or fought a battle with Congress The leader of the Cyprus Turkish community, Rauf DenJ said the nearly three • day - old cease - fire between the continue spending restraints. number of federal employes defer some expenditures — over impoundment of funds G they wanted spent in recent Cypriots and Turks was holding but "the atmosphere m provided for in the budget for building their savings instead — Nuclear control effort promised He suggested "an anti - inflation lobby ... in every the current year, estimating without hardship. years. electric and dangerous." "this alone will save $300 Tliere will not be a return to Meanwhile, artists, intellectuals and politicians a., home in America" to help win "Every business has some fat Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has assured the the fight against inflation. million." in it, just as every federal price and wage controls, the home to Greece from the foreign havens where they"ci President promised, but he said from a distance the Greek military regime during its seven J He called on Congress, Nixon said the federal agency has. And state and local Senate Foreign Operations subcommittee that the he would use every influence in power. business and labor and every government will cut the growth governments, whose- spending United States has set the highest priority on the control of his office "to bring Constantino Caramanlis, who came back from self jul family to help. of its spending and hold down has been rising rapidly, should about - of nuclear proliferation. Nixon said he had no the growth of money and follow the lead of the federal hopeful, voluntary restraint on exile in Paris to head a new civilian government, frontiers by granting a general amnesty and restoring citia opened]! Testifying Wednesday on the administration's $8.5 intention of resorting to "the credit to check private government in cutting the part of both business and to those stripped of it by the fallen junta. billion foreign aid proposal, Kissinger said that a "very discredited patent medicine of spending. unnecessary spending. labor." He asked The nation must focus But Caramanlis, leader of a group of generally c wage and price controls," nor state and local Nixon said he would not active diplomacy" would be started in the fall. "If this proliferation is not arrested within the next would he prime the pumps of governments, businesses and react to the current problems "above all on producing more politicians, nevertheless drew criticism and warnings from"#] consumers "to hold down their that we can have more of the returning exiles. inflation with new deficit of inflation "with gimmickry so two years," Kissinger testified, "Any country that can "For the moment, the political left is excluded," spending, new easing of credit own spending and increase or emotionalism," and .that he goods and services without ... develop a military nuclear potential may do so. We or with tax cuts "that would their own saving as their would follow a two - pronged higher prices," the President composer Mikis Theodorakis, a hero of Greek youth andam contribution to the said. the first of the exiles to return home. believe the most urgent problem now is to get a only make inflation worse." fight strategy — "restraining demand universal policy on nonproliferation. It cannot be dealt He said this '.vould be "like against higher prices." in the short run and expanding He said some Americans supply in the long run." with on a country - by - country basis." pouring gasoline on a raging fire." cannot cut their spending In order to keep federal without real hardship and some spending down, Nixon said he NOW. . . Instead, he said he plans a Britain wins cod war with Iceland "sensible, realistic course" and businesses cannot cut without would "propose repeal of TEXAS INSTRUMENT will monitor every sector of The International Court of Justice Thursday gave the economy to continue CALCULATOR Britain a legal victory in its cod war with Iceland. By a "steadily on our basic anti • The State News is published by the students of Michigan State 10-4 decision, the world court meeting in The Hague, inflationary course." University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school AT A NEW Nixon made his comments terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, Netherlands, ruled that Iceland cannot unilaterally in and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. LOW PRICE a nationally televised speech exclude British fishing vessels from the area between 12 before a gathering of Subscription rate is $20 per year. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and and 50 nautical miles off its coast. businessmen and business offices at 345- Student Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. However, it also held that Iceland and Britain are manufacturers at the Century 44.95 Plaza Hotel. under mutual obligation to negotiate in good faith for PHONES 355-8252 He said he is determined to News/Editorial an equitable resolution of their differences. It also Classified Ads 355-8255 cut a proposed fiscal 1975 353-6400 indicated that Iceland's preferential fishing rights as well Display Advertising budget of $305 billion "toward Business Office 355-3447 355-8311 as Britain's traditional fishing rights and the need for a goal of $300 billion" and will Photographic veto congressional actions that conserving-fishery resources must be taken into account. would raise spending above Koreans protest jailing of bishop TI-2500 sKsr-gg jp The growing conflict between the Korean Catholic Hand-size calculator with 8-digit display. A church and President Park Chung Hee's government very portable mathematician.. .weighs just deepened further Thursday as more than 2,000 12 ounces yet adds, subtracts, multiplies and Catholics gathered at a mass to protest the jailing of a divides with chain or constant operation. An prominent bishop. AC adapter/charger is included to recharge The bishop, Daniel Chi, was arrested two days ago by the built in batteries in this model which the Korean Central Intelligence Agency after reading a also operates from wall outlets. statement denouncing "violence, intimidation and fraud" in Park's one - man rule. He was already under indictment and had been scheduled to go before a military court this week for alleged subversion. At Thursday's mass, Korean and foreign priests and nuns responded to the bishop's arrest by defiantly JacobsoriB offering prayers "for the release of those suffering from injustice" and "for the restoration of democracy." Munch more for less House prohibits river coal mining (crossroads imports at McDonald's. The House has voted to prohibit strip mining in or 517-351-6245 1 ZIOabbott rd. a. lanslng. mlchlgan 48823 near river beds in the West, adopting an amendment environmentalists said strengthened proposed regulations to control surface coal mining. 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Grand River 09611, and 594388. 2040 E. Grand River Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1974 3 HE WANTS THEM BUILT IN MINNESOTA Author promotes By DIANE SILVER "Rock solid throughout! If they are to State News Staff Writer working. People really resent the stupid The United States is currently rather be vandalized, it should be from motives things they are forced to do for a living short on slaves. Who would erect these Does Minnesota need pyramids? as disinterested as those that led to their and they are willing to take time off and awesome monuments? Thomas Disch, current visiting author at formation," he said. do something that is out in left field," he Disch said a Pyramid Corps of the Clarion East Disch said he is now seeking a lawyer in added. Workshop in Speculative volunteers could fill the roles of Egypt's Fiction and Fantasy in Holden Hall, Minnesota to help him form a nonprofit Pyramids transcend the notion of slaves. They would enlist for at least one thinks it does. In the foundation to fund the project. January issue of utility, Disch said. If they could be put to year but no longer than three. (Thus, Harpers magazine he launched a campaign use, people would not be interested. Do avoiding the dangers of too much to fill the land of 10,000 lakes with About 80 people responded to the visiters to Europe tour factories? Disch expertise of amateurism, he said). The hundreds of pyramids. article. Most view the project as a serious asked. No! They flock to churches. volunteers would be bound to spend at "I think pyramids are dumb and that is joke." It is a joke Disch said he is perfectly So, why not construct churches? least half of their workweek in pyramid why I like them," Disch said. "There is no willing to labor on "with the sweat of my He contends that churches would be labor. law against it. If it's rational to build a brow." too confusing. Disch assured potential volunteers that church, is it irrational to build a they would not be "whipped mmm or anything pyramid?" like that." Disch, a native of Minnesota, has been I "It is "We will probably have earth - moving writing mainstream and science fiction for a way of satirizing the notion of working. People really resent and lifting machinery, but I don't want to 12 years. "334," a collection of stories the stupid things they are forced to do for a living and they are have too much machinery. Part of the depicting daily life in New York City in willing to take time off and do something that is out in left field. " whole project is the interest in doing the 2020, is his most recent work. (Disch said - Thomas Disch, author and pyramid builder. work. The beauty of stone is in lifting it," 2020 will be "grim;" more sexual freedom he said. but less affluence and fewer worthwhile Thomas Disch, current visiting author at the Clarion East Workshop in Why go to all this effort in Minnesota? i Speculative occupations.) Fiction and Fantasy, plans to errect pyramids in Minnesota. Disch is His other books The people who responded indicated a (Michigan could use a few pyramids too.) a native of Minnesota. include "Camp multitude of reasons for being interested, "People would want the church to Why not construct them in the desert, Concentration," "The Right Way to he said. For example, some viewed belong to a religion or express a style, they Egyptian style? Figure Plumbing" (a book of poetry) and would complain of the expense . . "There too, by all means," Disch said. pyramids as something mystic. To Disch, 3air bound "Bad Moon Rising: an pyramids elude such controversies," Disch for Anthology of "But really, why not Minnesota?" they over Political Foreboding." Disch said he has just completed a work he describes as a "If are a waste of effort. it wasn't a waste of effort it said. "Thev stand outside the flow of history. It is the very inexpressiveness of a People interested in pledging contributions or enlisting should contact wouldn't be worth it!" he explained. Disch c/o R. Glenn Wright, 49 Snyder "Victorian novel." pyramid, like a corpse or a crystal, that is "It is a way of satirizing the notion of ibduction of Warner awesome." Hall. Disch said the pyramids of Minnesota so should all be the same size with each pyramid's sides sloped on a 45 degree ■LANSING (UPI) By PAUL VARIAN Two persons were but the penalties for both equally severe. offenses are angle. "There will not be steps, this will dispel Texas convicts hold 10 hostages ■und over for trial Wednesday on three In testimony any lingering doubts as to their Tuesday, Warner said _._;e felony charges stemming from a Sharber burst into his apartment during usefulness," he wrote in Harpers. "One HUNTSVILLE, tJx. (AP) Armed without incident, authorities said. prison term. "What is the sense of living K; related extortion plot in which state the predawn hours of July 10 brandishing should never be prompted to climb a convicts held 10 persons at a state prison Guards armed with rifles and shotguns when you are caged up like an animal? I'm Bp. Dale Warner was allegedly kidnaped. a revolver and threatened to kill him if he pyramid for the sake of the view. This is unit for the second day Thursday with ringed the brick fortress while prison not the type of man who can live life ■ Robert Miarber. 20, Baldwin, and Joyce did not hand over principally what is wrong with their leader demanding guns and drugs, money or both. system authorities prepared to send in behind bars." ). Lansing, will stand trial He said he had admitted James mountains." ammunition and threatening death to the Should he gain to the more arms and ammunition demanded by freedom, Carrasco said Disch insists that the pyramids should [lowing their Aug. 2 arraignment in apartment only minutes earlier along with hostages. the seven inmates. he might flee to Cuba. "Maybe Castro iham County Circuit Court on charges hold neither passageways nor time Negotiations continued and would give me a piece of sugar cane," he an aquaintance identified as Earl Bonds. several The convicts, led by former Texas I kidnaping, assault with intent to Bonds, who has not been charged in the capsules. morning ultimatum deadlines passed quipped. armed robbery narcotics czar Fred Gomez Carrasco, t and carrying a incident, hid in a closet The mustachioed three • time loser said inspected by demanded delivery of the weapons, "free B>cealed weapon. he doesn't want to harm his hostages but Patty Hearst call Sharber during the half • hour or more ■The kidnaping and assault charges carry life prison sentences upon that Sharber and James allegedly spent searching the apartment for drugs and a hoax, world clothing" and protective vests. The hostages are prison system schoolteachers and librarians — mostly would kill them "if need be provoked." ... if I am [niction. The concealed weapon charge Warden H. H. Husbands and W. J. nishable by up to five years in prison, arner, 33, an Eaton Rapids cash, Warner testified. Wamer was then directed to drive his alleged abductors to a west side truck stop disappoints family, police LOS ANGELES (AP) - A middle - aged women — and a prison guard. Estelle. director of the Texas Dept. of Corrections, have refused interviews about Jpublican, was himself recently cleared where he was to cash a $150 check. State call from a hoaxer who said Patricia telephone The Herald • Examiner relayed the "I think he'll kill those people if he's their telephone talks with Carrasco. I heroin possession charges stemming police, tipped off by a waitress at Warner's Hearst information to police and FBI, and, Cook pushed against the wall," said Carrasco's Carrasco has demanded and been given m an August 1973, raid on a wanted to surrender touched off a Lansing direction, intervened and arrested the pair. said, it was misunderstood by officers in lawyer, James R. Gillespie. Gillespie bedding, food, medicine, cigarettes and a el. But the adverse publicity he stakeout by 150 policemen at a suburban the field, including himself. It television set which receives only a local Defense attorneys attacked was "our represented Carrasco at the trial in which North Hollywood apartment ived over the nine months the case was the prosecutions's case Tuesday, contending building and confusion," he told newsmen at police Carrasco pleaded guilty to assault to channel. a futile trip to Los ■ding turned him against seeking re - that there was no direct evidence James Angeles by her parents. headquarters. murder a San Antonio police lieutenant The convicts were armed with three Officers said Wednesday |ction this year. had stolen 60 cents from Warner's night that they and received a life prison term. pistols which officials say apparently were had negotiated by Before the hoax was revealed, Hearst's nse attorneys tried unsuccessfully apartment the basis telephone with a Ron Taylor, director of information for smuggled inside. Prison guards are not - of the armed woman who gave information that parents and a sister flew to Los Angeles the two • day preliminary led the Texas prison system, denied reported armed while inside the Walls Unit, as the robbery charge. They also claimed a them to believe she could be Hearst. from San Francisco. Her father was "very ■ruination before Lansing District Court. person cannot be charged with both inmate claims made by telephone that main section is known, and authorities But Thursday police Lt. Dan Cook said disappointed," and the family quickly have not determined how they obtained ge James biddings to have the charges robbery and kidnaping when the returned home. they had executed one hostage. no woman ever called inst Warner's alleged abductors police, that a man the arms. transporting of the victim was "merely identifying himself as SLA member lissed on grounds of insufficient incidental" to the robbery. After receiving the call, officers Gillespie said Carrasco, 34, told him by The rebellion began when Carrasco William Harris had called the Los telephone from the third - floor library However, Giddings ruled that the so • Angeles surrounded the building and blocked off pulled a gun, wounded the guard in the Herald - Examiner and said Hearst was that he would rather die than continue foot and seized 12 hostages around 1:30 biddings did substitute the assault called rule of asportation holds only when with him and wanted to surrender to nearby streets. Hrge for an armed robbery charge a kidnaping has been A police spokesman said officers raided living "a dog's life" in prison. p.m. Wednesday. The wounded guard and Stained performed in the George Hearst Jr., her cousin who Carrasco told newsmen by telephone he a male hostage, who later suffered a heart in the warrant for their commission of an apartment but found only a cat, a .22 • arrest, a lesser offense. publishes the newspaper. caliber rifle and automatic has no intention of completing a life attack, were freed. a shotgun. [On Rug. 6 n thursday and friday nights until nine . Check ...IS GARMENT BAGS.. BOOKER protect your clothing iflUlDEN E. LANSING when you travel DISTRICT JUDGE •Juris Doctorate, University of Michigan Law School "Harvard University WEDEMEYER'S Pre-Law Program "Presently Assistant Attorney General, State of Michigan 'Private practice, firm of Philo, Maki etc., Detroit Don't let "Wayne County Neighborhood Legal Services the price on 'Michigan Legal Assistance Program this complete •Reginald Heber Smith Fellowship, University - of Pennsylvania Law School system fool you. 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EDITORIALS Congress, In its most recent attempt to write itself a ticket to ride, has missed the goes unseen, and went unseen for children were bused. ' 0,1 How many people would bus. really knn or at least be forced to This being an election year, it stands to admit, that th Separate Thursday's Supreme Court "white and flight" from the Detroit reason that legislators - who are legislators at the behest, and affirmation, of the voting public - are naturally are discrepancies in a segregated system? People have had to face up to* fact that they can no longer sch! "let blu! concerned with be;" that blacks are already comJ? decision throwing out the late U.S. school district, which will members of the job market, remaining in office. District Judge Stephen J. Roth's inevitably result from the Detroit - It also stands to entitled to be more so; that having,buB courageous cross - district busing only decree, in rejecting the reason that since a baseball player in Atlanta does not qmI order to Detroit area schools is a majority position. more vocal the problem is solved; that Wilson play Geraldine or Bill watching! tragic step backwards toward the While Michigan's gubernatorial membership of the Fat Albert does not mean Cosby dU*| candidates are populace disapproves "everythingn 811 days of racial insensitivity vying among of busing to achieve cool." epitomized by the "separate but themselves to see who can praise racial equality, that If nothing else, busing has created equal" doctrine. the majority decision in the Congress - the problem for its opponents - some of out and out bigots, some of tjj Ironically, the court's decision strongest terms, Detroit's children alleged voice of the • - tU befalls America shortly after the are fated to attend schools where populace — is against merely paranoid and some of them J death of Roth - who had been the 65 per cent or more of the pupils it also. reasons unrelated to racial wanting a different approach. imbalanctf It is understandable then, that the 500 focus of an irrational three - year are black, and white children in or so men who write this nation's laws But a different approach may not |t| the answer, because it is too outpouring of hate from Michigan neighboring districts are confined would want the public to have its wish, no easy to cow to schools with black enrollments busing. up with different approaches. Too oftJ politicians and suburban refugees - between two per cent and zero. Yet not one member of either of our Congress comes up with a diffeJ and during the 20th anniversary esteemed legislative bodies has come up approach in order to scrap an effective ill year of the landmark Brown vs. with a viable alternative — at least not not the best, program. ! When Roth made his ruling Sept. Board of Education ruling, a year within earshot of major media Picture, if you will, what might happo. which has been punctuated by 27, 1971, each pupil in Grosse With the promise of looking into J Pointe was supported by $1,200 representatives. congressional attacks on school Supposedly, busing was a physical disparity of educational benefits, ConpJ busing programs designed to per year derived from property attempt to alleviate problems that would can drop busing. It need only make promise to kill it, and if blacks, whitest suchj taxes, while Detroit kids were take years of spiritual healing, the idea achieve a semblance of racial ART BIICHWALD civil libertarians demand that the pron®! backed up by just S800 each. Since being that familiarity need not breed justice. contempt and that forced understanding be fulfilled, Congress need only establish] that time the Detroit schools' committee. The committee can publishi During the last two traumatic or, at least, confrontation was better than economic picture has deterioriated, manual or a report, or make a half. years. President Nixon's words - which he injudiciously recorded for posterity - and actions, including and the Supreme Court decision insures that these children will have Ziegler escaping ignorance, fear, isolation and a various assortment of similar distasteful hearted resolution to its parent Within a few years the entire issue will J body.1 an education separate from and Now, Congress is saying there is no need dropped. his butchering of social programs to keep up the physical front; Worse, yet, Congress could tJ people £ back to Disneyland unequal to that of children in the "action" in the form of a couple benefiting the blacks and his affluent suburbs which have long don't like it, congressmen say, and we vehement anti busing stance, have - want people to be happy. Wonderful. million dollars to be shoveled into since sucked the economic I woncjer if Congress considers how couple of black universities, or establish! proved him to be a narrow - minded lifeblood out of Detroit. education fund, manned happy the first blacks to be torn away locally by h. bigot. That this man was in a The "You mean Zeigler's not putting us on from their families and sold in America competent people and several minor Ironically, those children big question everyone in position to appoint, in his own without an affluent family base on Washington is asking this week is, "If for when he says now that we have all the were; if they consider how happy blacks league grafters, similar to the way son words, "clowns" to the Supreme which to begin their lives - those some reason President Nixon has to leave facts the only conclusion we can arrive at forced to grow up in areas that had welfare programs are now run or, lastly] Court - with the four Nixon judges office, will Ron Ziegler be able to get his is that the President knew nothing about inadequate schools and faculty are; if they Congress could administrate a prog who need good schools the most - the coverup?" consider how happy children - who have themselves and send a bunch of joining Eisenhower appointee job back at Disneyland?" have been saddled with an inferior The consensus among most Ziegler - "In his heart he really believes it." experienced the trauma of paranoid people with B.A.s in social work Potter Stewart in Thursday's education. watchers is that he will. One watcher from. "How could he?" I asked. parents and have had the chance, in spite large metropolitan city, with majority - gives painful evidence of Orange County, Calif., told me, "I've been "Because he worked at Disneyland. of it, to communicate with minorities - background, no experience and no hope- the legacy Nixon will leave behind The only hope for the school watching Ziegler now for five years, and as Anyone who believes in Mickey Mouse, will be if their proposal becomes law. blaming these innocents for the prognm'J him when he finally surrenders the far I'm concerned he left Snow White and Donald Duck is going to Clearly, Congress has missed the bus. failure which, it seems, would children of Detroit is that the as never believe Mr. Nixon's story. You can say inevitable. presidency. election year promises now being Disneyland. Ron is a born believer in Despite the argument that busing isn't fantasy and he knows how to treat what you want about Ron, but he does working — which comes from parents, not Congress could do something else, As Thurgood Marshall - writing made by conscience - stricken everyone like children. The very virtues have a lot of faith." students and faculty members — what could stick with busing and try« for the four - member minority politicians to improve the Detroit that made him one of the best guides at "You know, sometimes when I watch implement alternatives at the same time, does? What eradicates the ills and attitudes made up of appointees from four school system with increased state Disneyland are now paying off for him as Ziegler on television, I get the feeling he of 300 years? Naturally, by the time could relocate funds for new schot different pre - Nixon presidents - aid will be miraculously kept. spokesman for the President of the United, isn't telling the whole truth . . . that he's Brown vs. Board of Education was construction into rehabilitation a States." making things sound better than they decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in expansion of existing structures. It cd pointed out, the majority "seems to But even if they are, the ghetto "'But wouldn't the Disney people be really are," | said. 1954, the problems had a considerable m«et with educational leaders and oil have forgotten the district court's children of Detroit and the kids hesitant about rehiring someone who "And where do you think he learned head start on the American mind. Busing towards formulating a representative m explicit finding that a Detroit - only living in the surrounding white worked in the White House?" that?" my friend asked. came on the scene as an attempted cure-all of study in public schools; one whm (desegregation plan), the only suburbs have irrevocably lost much The Ziegler - watcher shook his head. "Disneyland?" - a certain misnomer - and while it only black history courses are not taught out remedy permitted under of their opportunity to achieve "Ron was never involved with Watergate. "Where else? Disney created a world of scratched the surface it was, and is, the protest or as a last resort to give efficaq He's clean as a hound's tooth. You want make believe and illusion. When Ron most drastic and visible move yet towards to black students. Congress could uif (Thursday's) ruling, would not racial understanding at an early age • to know why?" moved to Washington he just took that approaching the problem. individual states to more carefully apprais accomplish desegregation." through integrated schooling, and world with him." their educational "Sure," I said. Hard proof of this came in 1972 when programs in Marshall went on to note that then alleviate racism's curse on "You seem to have a grudging "Because they didn't trust him. They Sen. Henry Jackson, D - Wash., said, as a administrators; it could have legislsti the minority had considered the America. were afraid if they told him anything, he'd admiration for Ziegler," I said. staunch antibusing advocate, he did not from other states go into, examine i spill it. Everyone else in the White House "I do. When Ron first started in his job want his children going to substandard experience the difficulties of living in apparently knew what the hell was going he didn't know very much, and he said schools; a seemingly forthright admission impoverished community, and find oi Nixon still i on except Ziegler. They treated him like a dum • dum and now they're all going to whatever they told him to. But now he's adding his own fantasies to Watergate and that there were problems. George Wallace, Alabama's governor why all children need to experience sM beginnings in order to be able to compel jail, and Ron has the last laugh." they are as good as any being put out in and another presidential hopeful, has in a society that thrives - at least i -As expected, the Supreme Court for a Nixon victory in the court "I've never seen Ron laugh," I said. this country." quoted Thomas Jefferson — correctly, if principle - on fair competition. have finally flickered out. Nixon's "It was just a figure of speech," my "So you think that no matter what not in context - that states' rights should "Even the blacks don't want busin{, Wednesday unanimously ordered friend replied. "Do you realize that next happens to President Nixon, Ziegler won't overrule federal intervention. What Richard M. Nixon to turn over hasty announcement that he would some argue. Maybe so. But if the votii to A1 Haig, the President depends more on have to worry about a job." Wallace failed to remember about of the conversations recorded public really knew what it wanted, oi some obey the order merely shows that Ziegler than any other person in his "I know it," my friend replied. "Ziegler Jefferson is that the latter was a strong everyone knew what was good for him* during his amateurish White House he is not yet tired of his drama. He administration?" never quit his job at Disneyland. He just proponent of the abolition of slavery. or herself, there would be no need I theater productions to the presiding will spurn the instant impeachment "Why is that?" took a leave of absence." Anyway, busing is more an issue than monitoring agencies such as government exit his failure to comply would "Because Ron still believes everything an answer because — as judge at the criminal trial of some previously stated no need for police and military, the President tells him." Copyright 1974 — it only dramatizes the conflict which of the leading players. have brought in order to experience for laws. And no racism. the bathos of the fifth act. Affirming an American tradition AT IXAGT TUty SP6O*0 J Every tragedy, in the midst of its running back nearly 175 years, the VOX P0PULI MY AJArfWi «iGKT// sorrow and tears, must contain 'a court ruled that the supremacy of little comic relief. St. Clair, acting the judicial branch in judicial Nixon's straight man, provided Outdoor as proceedings precluded the President from being able to decide whose lines are relevant in the court case. perhaps the humorous highlight of the Watergate drama after he read play the President's agreement to To the Editor: wall. His carping about the shortcomings After tomorrow and tomorrow Edd Rudzats is one of the most engendered by expanding the play to the comply. and tomorrow had passed in the "As we all know," he began, discerning and literate reviewers that the woods has the familiar ring of the State News had had in the last nine years; bummed out hippie returning from court's deliberations, presidential "the President has always been a - his review of "A Midsummer Night's Woodstock - "gee whiz, we had to sit on lawyer James St. Clair's small hopes firm believer in the rule of law .." . Dream," however, is completely off the the ground, the sound was lousy and there were all these people everywhere." R.D. CAMPBELL It's the spirit that's important. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a magical play, and the Summer Circle's production Nixon sob re created that magic with a story no solace - spritely sense of fun. The madcap antics of brightly colored creatures popping in and out of a dark green three dimensional background; the mingling of real birdsong Now is the time for all to pray for their President. good Americans Nixon will be impeached and convicted the basis of that hard evidence, the on arrogant congressional and Supreme Court pretty boys to quit ganging up on poor and ghostly faraway music with the dialogue; the generous panorama of the NASA to rival Now is the time for all good Americans President — through his henchmen — Nixon. fairywood is what so captivated the audience. If at times some lines were To the Editor: to come to the aid of their country. In is soliciting the tears and fears of the Nixon is seemingly confident that he lost, enormous benefits that the space prop tum the tide against impeachment - it was nevertheless always clear what I want to second Joe times of crisis sinners look to God, and American public. St. Clair said in his news can was disagreeing with the July 19 editorial on Kirby in has already reaped, but you are bM presidential counsel James St. Clair looks conference Monday that he was obligated though not because the evidence doesn't going on. the future possibilities. I can easily P' the space program. Indeed, it to the masses and asks for belief not in the to argue the President's case since House clearly point in that direction. He's relying I sincerely thank John Baldwin, his staff may be that similar editorials back around 1500 political - judicial operations as they Judiciary Committee counsel John Doar on confusion resulting from too much many of the world's current residents are about the waste of voyages; I» and his entire cast for an excellent not function under the constitution, but for had gotten out of line when concluding his evidence. evening overly excited about the fifth of entertainment; they served Shakespeare anniversary of the first landing on the distance places as the new world | faith in government by the Gallup Poll. findings by saying that the evidence To some extent this is true. The and the audience admirably. This is the moon. But then I imagine the fifth too far away to ever be of much u «l should lead the committee to vote for The nation has now passed through two a impeachment issue is clouded in the House kind of theater we should be getting from anniversary of Columbus' landing in the the money could be better spent at T ugly years of Watergate. The House impeachment. Judiciary Committe by the many and MSU, and not the letter But it is not an either this or J He said that it didn't really matter if the - perfect, lifeless western hemisphere brought no great Judiciary Committee is perhaps within a Congress didn't listen at that point varied Articles of Impeachment possible. productions that are the standard fare. excitement to the world's residents of his question. Having the space pr°Pa /J week of a vote on the Articles of If there was only one charge, the public Alan Shratter day. not mean that we cannot * because the American people would could better draw conclusions. But the Impeachment and from all indications the 102 Albert Ave. Not only do you casually dismiss improving life at home. certainly listen. And after they listen situation cannot be simplified. the The space program's budget committee will ask the full House to ^ maybe they will pray. And after they pray impeach Richard Nixon on the basis of the For Nixon, as always through his small compared to the money 8° - maybe God will intervene. voluminous evidence compiled against subordinates, to seek to preserve the social, medical and improve"11®1» 1 Most Americans stopped reading the him. And then it will be the Senate's job to determine final guilt or innocence. Watergate stories that have appeared almost daily on the front pages of presidential mystique through popularizing his plight is, in itself, an Larrowe offere programs. Furthermore, not only the major technological a^vanees' ■ action unworthy of any president. He was many of the major social a(*va"c,.Jl Throughout the proceedings Nixon's newspapers since the hearings began last come either at times of wars oral staff elected to uphold the constitution. Instead To the Editor: May I offer the beieagured Larrowe mouthpieces have cautioned against summer. Even some newspapers stopped he hides behind it when it suits him and How lucky 6th Congressional District some advice? Get out and meet the openings of vast new frontier■ partisan political proceedings. They have putting those stories on page one, because Democratic candidate Charles Larrowe wherever they are. Speak to people represents such a frdntier and tn urged a hard look at the facts hoping totally ignores it when that is convenient. these issues: Democrats would not use impeachment to of the weariness of their readers. He has turned his back on the same is. His campaign managers manage to give the economy, the changes that may occur due to » *1 him a black eye politically with the lingering problems of program can hardly be imagined' J gain political advantage and But now that time is running out on people he now wants to be his buddies for racism and sexism and growth in the mid that Republicans would not dissociate withholding of absentee ballots, and now a Michigan - Finally, it was Saturday, w Nixon, and he needs some loving,he makes too long to expect reconciliation. It will area. A man with themselves from the President simply so a false appeal to the American public to be convenient now for those letter from Carrol Hawkins (July 22) urges credentials needs to be elected. your Friday, that marked Jthe fifthan people to Larrowe to give up entirely and throw his qf the first moon landing. they can be re - elected. show their power, to exhibit the public ignore him and let the Congress be done ^^ ^ Yet now that it appears as though will to its fullest extent and tell those with it. support to a socialist! D P.O. Box MWS. Smith 1222, East Lansing Director, Abrams PI*"' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1974 5 COMMENTARY Congress can speak for U.S. We could use a little of this By JAMES RESTON spirit in the the months of debate over the issue, the up in November, which raises other New York Times impeachment debate in the House of White House apparently did not transcribe fundamental questions. If there is a long In the Representatives. The first day of the and index the tapes, and the agonizing crisis at the beginning televised proceedings was courteous and now delay in producing the tapes, the fate of of the last world President's lawyer, James St. Clair, is the President could be decided after the war, when Neville Chamberlain orderly. On the whole, members have been saying that he will "take whatever election by a Congress that has been was departing as prime solemn and dull, and have spoken for minister and Winston Churchill was measures are necessary to comply with changed by the votes of the people. coming forward to take themselves, for or against Richard Nixon, (the court's) decision in all respects," but Should a lame duck Congress sit on the command, a but who wilP'Speak for America?" • loud cry went out that this will now be a "time consuming across the House of The Supreme Court answered the • impeachment of the President? Or the Commons: "Speaker England!" process." present Congress insist on settling the issue question. "We will," the judges said, and This could take weeks and even months before it hears the tapes the Supreme by a unanimous vote cut across all the COMMENTARY personal and party arguments and raises all kinds of awkward problems for the Congress. For example, though the Court has released? and defended the constitution. This is the tangle of obscurities the men hearings in the Judiciary Committee are on the Judiciary Committee are The justices restrained their rhetoric going to now going forward on television, the have to face. They are not and their reach and settled for a really having a House plain committee is being asked to interrupt its must ta judgment supremacy in on the principle of judicial determining the law. The inquiry until the new evidence compelled by the Supreme Court is available. debate on the fundamental Supreme Court did. They are making recitations before the TV cameras, and issues, as the Congress has a harder job, for it has to If it agrees to do so (probably it won't), deal with the imponderables and the whole impeachment process will be reading scripts, written usually by their staffs or somebody else. ambiguities of human behavior, and sidetracked, and the attention of the Unfortunately, this produces endless arguments over decide, not only what evidence must be country will be diverted by other things, BY ANTHONY LEWIS loyalty to Nixon. And in the White House secondary issues, bad law and Thus there is nothing in the decision to produced, but what it means. But the but if it insists on going forward with the boring New York Times there is visibly court has given them a model. television. taking hold the shattering offer hope to the Judiciary Committee Articles of Impeachment, it will I There is the drama of externals, and realization that this President is going to that it could obtain more tapes from the There was never much doubt that the undoubtedly be charged with trying to "Greatness is lying in the streets of l,etc is the drama that arises from the be impeached. courts or the special prosecutor at any court would order delivery of the tapes, and the White House has insisted from the impeach the President without waiting for Washington these days," Henry Kissinger ■tuition. It was the latter that gripped the The Supreme Court decision early date. The committee could of course the evidence on the tapes the Supreme said the other bears no night, "and somebody may lamber of the Supreme Court as the direct or formal relationship to press its own subpenas to the President start that the Congress settle this Court has turned over to Sirica. pick it up." In other words: somebody Kiief justice announced the decision in impeachment. Indeed the opinion wisely once again, but the question then would prolonged agony as fast as possible and This, obviously, can lead to endless may "speak for America," but it has not Inited States vs. Nixon. did not mention the word impeach or be how long it would wait for an answer. "get off the President's back." But during debate; meanwhile an election is coming happened yet in the Congress. refer to the process It has taken the White House J For 20 minutes he calmly expounded side of Capitol Hill. The pending on the other weeks to §hat seemed at times like a patient lesson justices had made answer previous letters, and officials say it plain at the argument that these tapes i American history and government, lourts owe the greatest deference to a all that as a they regarded political question, beyond transcribed. have not yet even been (^«£ ISN'T LONELY.. resident, but on the meaning of the their authority. Delay is now the last best hope of the institution they have the last word, not Nevertheless, the decision President and his counsel, James St. Clair. inevitably It remains true, as Chief Justice affects the impeachment On the evidence j. proceedings. they are losing the case. Marshall said in Marbury vs. Madison in Psychologically, it must damage the The slow, massive accumulation of facts ■803. that it is "emphatically the province President's case: for the court showed that by the House Judiciary Committee has other institutions of government may finally had its effect in the committee. §id duty" of the court "to say what the Iw is." respect the presidency without accepting Politically, too, it is becoming more I The opinion and its delivery were the extreme arguments of a particular difficult to vote in the teeth of that DOONES3URY by Garry Trudeau lipressive in part because they were so incumbent or trembling in awe at his claims. evidence. The defection of a Nixon frib half of them 1 of any external excitement, so loyalist, Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan of r\ say what a 6reat ■ithout stridency or provocation or pbris. All was measured, professional, lately. It was the law, offering us once Maryland, was a painful blow to the President's men. More and more ff look a little aah, its guv their chief is, the other half " who's on deck Republicans in Congress, in their exposed depressed, those swear he's a crook! now? c0ls0n- i that reassurance of constitutional john. witnesses! it's c0nfusin6 / and who that position, may increasingly believe that ' hell out of the r we require of it in this But it is just as important to understand knows what ■rbulent country. what the Supreme Court did not do. It they can find safety by voting together in . committee ■ he'll say' ■ In the institutional sense, the substantial numbers for impeachment. "members! Supreme lent no comfort to the notion that the There is no argument for delay in terms Burt performed at its best in this case. It courts can be a vehicle for s unanimous. It was clear. It was supplying of fairness to Nixon. It is he who has evidence to the impeachment process - or ■ompt but not hasty. The opinion that the House Judiciary Committer repeatedly told the committee that it has all the evidence it needs. He would Trefully touched every necessary legal should make this decision the occasion for since have provided long and said nothing about the another long delay to seek further anything exculpatory on the ■necessary. And the opinion was by evidence. tapes — as St. Clair suddenly ren E. Burger, whom President Nixon produced a snippet in his closing remarks. United States vs. Nixon is a criminal le to be chief justice of the United Any further tapes can be used at the case, and the chief justice's opinion relied Senate trial. es. ■The decisive result of the case of the fundamentally on the constitutional value The strongest answer to any call for of evidence for the system of criminal delay, now that the committee has entered uident's tapes adds to the feeling that justice. The White House tapes under the stage of decision, is st act of Richard Nixon's drama is at simply the need of subpena must be scrutinized by Judge this country to finish with Watergate. Ind. After the long delay In the £just arrived &w* John Sirica before delivery of relevant Americans have been extraordinarily jpeachment process, there is in the air of portions to the special prosecutor, Leon patient these last two years, but now their (shington this week the sense that it is yearning for an end is tangible. It is up to Jaworski. Chief Justice Burger went out of I coming together. 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This precision. 3 separate pointers on the FM dial higher out-put will produce more sound volume NOON-6:00 P.M. scale show the frequency of the station to with lower distortion, but may exceed the which the circuit is set. Monophonic or capacity of ordinary loudspeakers. automatic stereo. HOI E. GRAND RIVER 351-8460 Home Entertauinient Center, _ 9995 ^ _ _ 9995 Capitol Avenue, Lansing Mall, Meridian M*all and Westwood Mall, Jackson 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, i9?4 Impeachment speeches draw interest of TV fans By JIM KEEGSTRA impeachment. State News Staff Writer "Impeaching Nixon might cause more The scene was silent and intense in the trouble," she said. "This long time - element darkened TV room in the basement of Owen has been damaging to the nation already." Graduate Center. Among the 20 or so graduates watching the In the East Holden Hall lounge, a scattered committee speeches on Owen's color TV was Susan Morey, W. 622 Owen Hall. group watched the impeachment speeches with She said she would like to watch all of the quiet interest. Glenn Leaf, a Lutheran minister from televised debate proceedings and described southern Dlinois, was stretched out in a front - them as very interesting. row seat in the Holden lounge. "At the first, I though maybe Nixon did not "A lot of people feel this is a key event, a know," Morey said. "But every day it gets unique moment in history," he said. worse." Leaf, 39, said he favors impeachment and The national prime - time broadcast of the thinks the full House of Representatives will go House Judiciary Committee debate Wednesday along with a Judiciary Committee Church leaders attending a leadership school here filled a East Holden Hall TV lounge Wednesday night with scattered groups of quiet people watching the Hou* night did not draw crowds of the curious to recommendation to impeach. television sets displayed in local stores. Judiciary Committee impeachment debates. Leaf and most of the other people in the At Sears Roebuck and Co. in the Frandor lounge were attending the Great Lakes Church Leadership School here. Beverly Feierabend, from south Milwaukee, described the general mood of the ecumenical Shopping Center, about 10 sets were tuned to the discussion of the articles of impeachment of President Nixon. But no staring watchers interrupted three salespeople holding their own Two in GOP ask conference as being in favor of impeachment. McClory said he would offer began offering a detailed as clear to as many of og,l debate. (continued from page 1) supporting impeachment. "It's just gone too far," Feierabend said. Rep. William S. Cohen of his proposal as a substitute analysis of the impeachment fellow citizens as possible fa | In the Woolco Department Stores at members of the House to file "People will start writing their congressmen and Maine, in a speech highly when debate begins on two evidence. Wiggins sought to reasons why this impeachment I Meridian Mall, "Guinon" filled all the TV sets an impeachment resolution. demonstrate that the material is necessary." if the representatives vote their constituencies, critical of the actions of the articles already submitted by a for sale. It would take 20 votes on Democrat. fell far short of grounds for The two proposedI they will have to vote to convict." the 38 member committee for Nixon administration, rejected impeachment articles befoul - -However, an older couple from Minnesota Meanwhile, in the Meijer Thrifty Acres Oasis While Danielson was impeachment. play area, three small children completely approval of the proposed arguments that the only speaking, the session was But Rep. John Conyers Jr. the committee charge the I were not so positive. The woman, keeping her articles of impeachment. ground for impeachment is hands busy with needlepoint "since it's ignored a mistuned TV showing Rep. Charles violation of a criminal law. briefly interrupted once again of Michigan declared the President with obstructionot| In addition, two other Sandman Jr., R - N.J., complaining about the It also was learned that Rep. by an anonymous call warning President "has jeopardized the justice and abuse of the poweul dragging out so," said something should be Republicans indicated they Robert McClory of Illinois, that there was a bomb in the strength and integrity y of the of the presidency ■ media and committee news leaks. done but she did not think it should be could be leaning toward Constitution. The climactic votes second ranking Republican on room. Two such calls were on thil the committee, was drafting a received Wednesday night. "Not only must we proposed articles could coul proposed article of Nothing was found after any of impeach the President," said as early as Friday night M impeachment that would the calls. Conyers "but we must make it Saturday. B accuse the President of During Thursday's debate, violating the constitutional Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R - requirement that "he shall take care that the laws be faithfully Calif., continued his role leader of Nixon's as defense UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNITED | METHODIST executed." within the committee and CHRISTIAN Across from the capitol I CHURCH Sermon Topic: Jaworski wants tapes soon 310 N. Hagadorn Roa1 my "My father is craftsman, mother saves leftomi" Study Period 10:00 a.m. (continued from page 1) to preside over the Watergate He asked Sirica to order the trial, rejecting defense motions Worship - 11:00 A.M. White House to submit the first to review a lower court Singspiration - 7:00 p.m. Youth Meeting - 7:00 p.m. Worship Services 20 within two days and decision. Transportation Provided 10:00 A.M. included the 13 in a list of 18 Jaworski subpenaed the Call 332-5193 Nursery Available conversations he said should be tapes and documents for use in 485 • 9477 supplied within six days. the trials of former White House Chief of Staff H. R. Within 10 days, he added, Haldeman, former domestic UNIVERSITY the remaining materials aide John D. Ehrlichman, SEVENTHDAY covered by the subpena should be produced. former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, Gordon Kenneth W. Parkinson and Strachan, ADVENTIST CHURCH 149 Hiqhland Avenue 0^882-0805 pEOplEsI "Granting of this motion is critical if the trial of this case is to commence on Sept. 9, Robert C. Mardian. He noted that three months have passed since he first 337-1430 Saturday Sabbath School — 9:30 a.m. chuRcU 1974" Jaworski said. 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Itudents agree with high By MIKE ARNETT and MELISSA PAYTON punishment H punishment. • in Hang him," he said. Riv'ffrmHv 7oi Beauiar^'n M#y Rondy' 321 his reaction to the p1' he . Drive, senior, was even more brief science. court tape correct," said David Rohde, associate professor of political some some ruling feeling the court's decision could influence votes." State News Staff Writers in case. ' ' Science" Zalman Mm predicts that the President's lawyer, James St. Clair, "Imn»u. .m>' Bothi Rohde, whose field of study is the I student — reaction to the battle between President Nixon and ^Impeach. I m That's all I've got to Say, V6 ** say," he StlflDDCd. snapped. haH had predicted an AUOVwholminO an Congress, and Spaeth will will take advantage of the court's affirmation of executive pleased that I had predicted it as 8 overwhelming ImnnnAtimAtit impeachment iFAfft nrtninrl vote against fka the nviinlnrtn f/\» mnfm^nln m«' privilege for materials nc» relevant to a nnminal n criminal fviol trial. Vcial prosecutor Leon Jaworski over Watergate evidence was Spaeth, professor of political science. • 0," said Harold J. President in both houses of Congress if he had refused to Spaeth, who makes comply Lj|ar to the reaction of the U.S. Supreme Court - computer predictions of Supreme Court decisions, now has a with the court's decision. St. Clair may claim that some of the taped discussions are ranimous agreement that the evidence should be turned batting average of 97 per cent accuracy on decisions Marvin Zalman, asst. professor of criminal justice,said that one confidential national security matters and should not be listened cent on the individual and 89.7 per votes of justices. surprising thing about the tapes decision was its timing. to by the special prosecutor, Zalman said. I And MSU faculty members who have studied the Supreme "Personally, I like the decision very much; legally, I think it is "I thought they would wait until the Judiciary Committee had "I think well see some delay before the tapes are turned over," lourt and constitutional history were not surprised by made its decision on impeachment," he said, "because there is he said. Jednesday's 8 • 0 ruling ordering President Nixon to surrender 64 Batergate tapes. 1 Polled after the court's vote, 35 MSU students Je decision. ■ Typical of student reaction wei all agreed with statements like "I'm kinda Justices never wavered on tapes vote Ippv about it," "I'm pleased for a change" and "I'm pleasantly FRED BARNES They when Irprised." Washington Star • News versed were already well - a proposed majority courts, and the Supreme Court make clear it v 5 not passing, in keeping "It was the only obvious answer," said Jannette Fiore, 702 in the legal issues opinion circulates among their ultimately, to decide what the in this case, on Nixon's use of conversations between the WASHINGTON - President involved in iy(ler Road, doctoral student. "I'm glad Nixon's court packing Nixon, it turns out, never the case, having chambers for their perusal. But law is, even when executive executive privilege to deny President and his aides _dn't affect the decision." initiated their study of the not this time. The unanimity stood much of a chance of privilege is claimed, Burger said information to the House confidential. matter last fall |Dan Adcock, 1632H Spartan Village, senior, said the decision succeeding in the when it held, and was made public in his opinion. impeachment inquiry. That lnakes me happy. The investigation seems to be moving along in Court with his Supreme appeared that the President when the final decision Giving the President the issue was just not in the case, attempt to intended to bring an earlier lpositive way." J"1 think the decision was needed, Evan Krichevsky, junior, withhold the 64 White House tapes. subpenaed tapes fight their way. emerged Wednesday. right to determine on his own Burger's opinion indicated. The only issue was presidential Crime It took |2 Abbott Road said. "Nixon was withholding evidence from Within days after the court only one vote, denial of information for use in ious trials, and he was denying the people involved in those «the full evidence necessary for a fair trial." heard oral arguments the historic tapes July 8 on according to well court sources, and the - informed justices court in Having a criminal case. disposed of the up this fJames Nutt, 16084 Chandler Road, senior, felt that the dispute, the were unanimous - 8 to 0 -7 threshold issue of who defines ■cision should have been even more definitive." ■"I wish they had tacked on a rider bringing back capital justices met in in their oak a private session paneled against the President. Often, justices change their the outer limits of executive for Detro conference room and voted. minds in the days after a vote privilege, the court turned to ng conservatives whether executive privilege was the specific case at hand. Was like Chief Justice Warren E. DETROIT (UPI) - Crime in appropriate in any instance Nixon's claim of privilege in Detroit for the first six months fupreme Court's tapes decision Burger, who was appointed to would unconstitutionally the withholding the 64 tapes of 1974 was up 13.5 per cent highest court by Nixon, bestow on the executive a warranted? and outspoken liberals like function of the judicial branch, compared with the same period Justice William O. Douglas Sometimes, Burger said, the last year, while crime in June the Chief Justice said. President's use of executive rose by 22.8 per cent. lot surprising to area candidates agreed that Nixon must yield the tapes. The The opinion seemed to say that the highest court felt it privilege is valid, such as when he is trying to protect Figures released police department by the Tuesday court's opinion held ultimate power to decide authored by Burger, reflected legitimate military or domestic showed that June robberies, any claim of executive secrets. the consensus of the views of rapes and assaults all rose »yMARY ANNE FLOOD Republican anti Nixon because the Democrats in the privilege, whether such a claim But Nixon "does not place • justice," Jones said. the justices, covering only the sharply, with robberies I State News Staff Writer feelings that it might have," Senate will play politics to was aimed at court demands his claim of privilege on the charting the biggest jump at Taylor said. This absent Margaret Hayes, Socialist common ground on which all for presidential data or at ■Had the U.S. Supreme Court insure that they aren't up Workers party candidate, said ground they are military or 44.6 per cent. ■en composed of area avalance of defecting against an incumbent president that she had expected the thejustices stood, congressional demands for such domestic secrets," the chief Rapes rose by 22.3 per cent. Foremost in the opinion was data. sional primary Republicans may mean that in '76," Barton said. justice said. Instead, he Larcenies traced the biggest six Supreme Court decision. the firm rejection of the However, the court did lididates, their decision on Hogan is not indicative of a State Sen. William Ballenger, "It is asserted a "generalized month jump at 22.3 per cent. trend at this clear from Nixon's President's contention that 1 White House tapes would point, he said. R - Lansing, said that he was record that he is an instigator Democrat M. Robert Carr pleased with the court's ruling. "executive privilege" was ire been made with the same and a conspirator and the absolute and that assertions of kone fe unanimity, of the said that the court had rendered a "great" opinion. "But if the President takes weeks to release the tapes, I American people have a right the doctrine could never be IT ALL BELONGS TO YOU! candidates to the record of his "Since the court can't call think the Judiciary Committee crimes," second • guessed by the courts, THE MSU UNION BUILDING IS YOUR Bmed very surprised at the she said. It is always left to the lirt decision and a few were out the armies, their only may go full steam ahead ONE-STOP RECREATION CENTER: Iticeably elated. power of persuasion is to push without them since the process their pens and vote, trying has taken so long •BOWLING LANES ('I'm delighted that they already," he [dedDemocratic ' down'the pries P. Larrowe. "I'm not decision;' candidate esPefal'>' l° reach unanimity <>n landmark dec.s.ons, Carr said. said. Ballenger said that as soon the committee submits some as Gary's Campus • BILLIARDS S GAME ROOM NOW BOWLING LANES 1 delighted because I'm a He said it might have been Articles of Impeachment to the & BILLIARD ROOM • CAFETERIA Knocrat and the decision will ■iously help the Democrats, ■ because it seems consistent disastrous had the court split in a case like this where the court is up against another branch of House and makes their studies known, that congressional candidate will every Beauty Salon • • GRILL BARBERSHOP open 'til midnight GRILL open 'til 12:30 a.m. FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS the federal government. li the constitution that the ■i*nt Bruce Barton, another have to either "fish or cut bait" and take a stand on Isn't it time you got •BROWSING ROOM should be subject to , ■law." Republican candidate, said that impeachment. • NEWS CENTER (Nixon's in a terrible bind he just wished the Supreme Human Rights party your hair in shape? If he doesn't Court had decided earlier. candidate, Howard Jones, said • TICKET OFFICE actually Visit . over the tapes, "Win, lose or draw, I think its time this whole controversy is that the court made the only Gary's Campus Beauty Salon. • LOUNGES Jublicans would desert him ended to other proper decision. He is sure that • POST OFFICE ■roves yet if he releases the so we move on the tapes will reveal that Nixon is he will be incriminated, matters," he said. is more deeply involved than ■loses either Barton is convinced that the most people even suspect. way," Larrowe impeachment procedures will "It is apparent that even the come to a halt in the Senate. "I Nixon appointees on the court Republican candidate dor.'t think he'll be convicted couldn't fly in the face of i Taylor said that he | pleased with the decision it this was the approach lad suggested all along. " court has ■ preserved Bdentlal privilege without K a carte blanche," Taylor J■id"It preserve was clear that Nixon presidential |«rs and still chisel out a exception for Jrgency cases such as this." laylor noted that the recent Iction of Rep. Lawrence J. p. R ■ Md., from the ranks n supporters does not warily signal a general ■je among Republicans. Wt is interesting that in's statement did not the outpouring of j RENTAT.V. $24.00 per term |EJAC TV RENTALS| 337-1300 NOTICE: |N«h available 1 tremendous Nvinjjs; nearly fr* Baldwin ■pianos and lagan* from |TeRLOCHEN academy DIAMONDS SOU) *50 TO >5,000 ON BUDGET TERMS ■^iVO am{ P&liV I |®E Michigan ave. Phone 487-5995 FOXS IswswSSS^i OP*n ® p-r1 ,im 9 p-m-9 POB.n WMkdayi 'tilt p. Friday, July 26, |9?4 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Theater series ends w but the director should have been able to tone down her By EDD RUDZATS the play seem embarrased by the lack of a proper stage or proper restroom in an unnamed office building. Through the course of ■ State News Reviewer guidance and behave as if the sooner they finish the play the the play, the spectrum of womanhood that enters this sanctuary distraught, hysterical reactions to a less theatrical level. ^I Theater is normally represented by the dual masks of comedy better they will feel. is wide and varied. As Summer Circle Free Theater concludes its season, its r I and tragedy. A quick turn of the masks and a production Columbus, as portrayed by Bob Shaff, is drowned out by his The audience is confronted with a black maid and her offering is as uneven as the season itself proved to be TV I intended to be tragic can become humorous and a comic overly loud chorus and lacks enough charisma or presence to supervisor, two elderly ladies, secretaries, prostitutes and other productions presented this summer were far more unique fo iH I production can be given a tragic rendition. make the piece jell. Only Jim Hudson and Jack Burke are able to such diverse characters. Through the play these women tear into ideas that they tried to present than for their actual executi I Theater is exactly that - tragedy and comedy side by side - invest the "Columbus Thing" with the spirit it requires. These men, love, sex, life in general and quite often each other. As the times. Still, the price was right and the concepts thought" I for life is like that as well. In keeping with this tradition, the two actors have the proper comic timing to make even the most pitch rises to a ritualistic frenzy "Rites" breaks out Into provoking, and after all, it is summer. I Summer Circle Free Theater Festival is presenting both sides of inane lines seem witty and hilarious. senselessly unleashed violence and the theme behind all the bickering and raging is exposed. show| the theatrical spectrum in its final offering. Though the comic moments in "The Columbus Thing" are "The Columbus Thing," the comic portion of the evening, is an original play by Jerry Blanchard that uses combinations of commedia de l'artre. Paul Sills' story theater and improvisational sparse, the tragic element of "Rites" comes on a trifle too strong. Much of this is the playwright's fault, for Maureen Duffy's work relies on stereotypes, weak superficial characterizations and Thanks to a superb cast, "Rites" succeeds admirably. Each member of the cast has worked out a characterization that is strictly in keeping with the playwright's intent and yet individual Blues, jazz techniques in virtually equal proportion to tell the story of how unpredictable,quite implausible situations and reactions. enough to create a distinction. Congratulations are in order to Christopher Columbus discovered America on his way to China. In this version, Columbus is a dressed in a pink, yellow and The production as directed by Ken Parnell is worthy of note. From this material, Parnell has fashioned an involving, disturbing production that makes its point with an impact marred only by everyone concerned, with special plaudits to Elma McRae, Betty Muscarella, Chris Birdwell, Sue Debra Dorsey and Judy Wright. Michele Ferber, Chmurynsky, without a home green harlequin suit, Queen Isabella is a nymphomaniac and King Ferdinand is a bit dim - witted. Blanchard has concoted an the playwright's inability to adequately motivate the final scene. Wright has by far the most difficult role in the entire entertaining piece that is, however, marred by its execution. With an exceptionally strong cast, "Rites" proves bizarre and production and though she carries it off with considerable ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Promoters of the annual Ann Attn, I "The Columbus Thing" shows a lot of potential that is not uniquely intriguing. aplomb, she does come across as overblown in several of her Blues and Jazz Festival say they still hope to hold the event thii I The main body of action in "Rites" takes place in a women's scenes. At times her intensity is more distracting than effective, year despite refusal by the city council to grant a site for t|* I fully exploited in this sloppy, amateurish version. The actors in concerts. I "There's no possibility of having an outdoor festival this ye« I but we're still working on plans to have it indoors," said il spokesman for Rainbow Multi - Media, sponsor of the event. I Eastwood film sparks electric reaction The Rainbow group, an organization allied with the Ann Arbor I - based Rainbow People's Party, had planned the three dty■ - festival for early September. However, the city council, ona6-41 vote Monday night, refused to grant a site, saying there was too I for Eastwood's "Rawhide" much drug dealing and littering at last year's festival. I By KATHY ESSELMAN and his other films, especially wheat, a sharp contrast to the simple adventure film, Such artists as Ray Charles, Count Basie and Freddie Kit|l balanced by judicious series. State News Reviewer "Dirty Harry" and "Coogan's opening of Eastwood's "High performed before more than 20,000 persons at a University o| I subtleties, unfolds. Love and "Tell me where, where do you Bluff - work well in "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot." Plains Drifter" which shows a church set on the edge of a salt Eastwood is forced to flee loyalty are rewarded, Though love and the need for friendship are expressed in Michigan-owned field on the city's outskirts last year. The promoters .told a news conference Wednesday they an I | the church by a revenge - unfaithfulness punished. Cimino and Eastwood have lake. seeking ex - colleague traditional manner in lacking a site and are considering such cities as Detroit and I made precise and intelligent brandishing a gun and is saved In a touching homage to "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," Toledo as well as Ann Arbor. fl use of symbolism, as evident in Disguised as a minister, there is also a joy and They blasted the city council for its action and denied tharpfl by Bridges who runs the Howard Hawks, Thunderbolt the opening scene which shows Eastwood quotes from the involvement evident that only by Mayor James Stephenson that last year's festival "badly V To a story without a meaning, Bible that the "lion shall lie pursuer down aad. gives gives Lightfoot his watch — a Eastwood delivering a sermon down with the lamb and the Eastwood a lift. move similar to John Wayne a few, such as Hawks, could tarnished the city's image." 9 That nobody v in a small country church giving Montgomery Clift a provide. It should rank with '•It was a very positive event and didn't tarnish the city'simipl surrounded by afield of summer leopard shall lie down with the From this beginning, a "Wings," "Red River" and at all," said a spokesman for the group. "The council mental The refrain introduces bracelet in the Hawks film Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, a "Red River." The watch, like "Stagecoach" as one of the have a very narrow cultural viewpoint." H the bracelet, serves as a binding great adventure romances. This year the promoters had agreed to post a $5,000 securilyl pair of delightful rogues played bond as a guarantee that the site would not be left in a damaged! appointed ''Thunderbolt and by Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges. The film "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot" Five new reps symbol of a father -sonrela¬ tionship. Interestingly enough, "Red River" served as a model Lightfoot" is playing at the Meridian 4 Theaters. or littered condition but council members said they felt tht| guarantees were inadequate. follows their footlose adventures through an intricate bank robbery to a traditional to investigate Smeekens ending in which the heroes ride off into the sunset. A story of end and LANSING (UPI) - Five new have required members to Anderson, R - Pontiac. Pussy Cat presents limitation, Michael Cimino's to the Capitol this They replace Reps. William members were appointed return film is a classic adventure, resolve the Tuesday to the special House summer to Bryant, R - Grosse Pointe justified by its artistry and committee investigating Rep. Smeekens matter. Farms; James Smith, R ■ Grand dramatic power. The five new committee John P. Smeekens. But it Blanc; John Mowat, R - It is a film structured in remained doubtful that the members are Reps. Bela E. Adrian; James O'Neill, D - folkloric style as appearances conflict of interest case against Kennedy, R - Bangor; Jackie Saginaw and John Markes, D - and reality shift like the ripe Westland. the Coldwater Republican will Vaughn III, D - Detroit; wheat in the opening scene. be resolved before the Aug. 6 William B. Fitzgerald, D • The legislature is not Even the ending is not what it primary. Detroit; Louis K. Cramton, R - scheduled to reconvene until Midland and Loren D. Sept 17. Love and religion seem to be The five new members on at the center of the film, rather the committee chaired by Rep. than the extravagantly Thomas Guastello, D - Sterling advertised bank heist, as Heights, were named Tuesday St ten 11 oH focuses on the by House Speaker William A. relationship between the two Ryan, D - Detroit. heroes. Their friendship sparks an electric reaction, comparing with that of Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy in ;heir best films. Religious references — which Michigan State tfews, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1974 9 Ann Arbor psychiatric hospital accused I WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Pentagon for treatment of have charged the so I atf investigator charged disturbed children of military • called Arnold H. Kambly, owner of appear in his own defense later in the placement of patients in within the institution and Champus" medical insurance the the day. were the subcommittee staff for its (day that drug abuse, families. center, when he was solitary confinement for widely used." failure to include information program for military l^sexual incidents and The investigator, David P. dependents at least $108,000 actually traveling elsewhere in the United States or abroad. Vienna, noting that the extended Vienna said. periods of time," Vienna gave a lengthy favorable to the Green Valley ■punitive treatment" were Vienna, told Sen. Henry M. for services not center has no connection with summary of the interviews and performed. School in Orange City, Fla., fdespread at the University Jackson's permanent About $21,000 of that total The overbillings came from a the University of Michigan, He said he and another listed among drugs brought subject of the first two days of Inter, a psychiatric hospital investigations subcommittee was for psychotherapy $1.3 million total of said the hospital was denied investigator have been looking into the institution his hearings. I Ann Arbor, approved by the the hospital also appeared to "Champus" fees. accreditation by both the into the hospital's practices allegedly performed by Dr. surrepticiously by patient The school was given an Kambly was scheduled to Michigan Dept. of Health and since the disaccreditation was dealers, heroin, LSD, the nationwide reported. impassioned defense joint barbiturates, methadrine, commission on the Patients complained, Vienna Wednesday by its former cocaine and marijuana. He said immunization accreditation of hospitals last said, "There were director, Rev. George many his information indicated at May. The state board action incidents involving homosexual Hilsheimer, in the face of least half of the 30 boys living Jackson's came because the treatment activities and homosexual charges it gave there were users. children bizarre seduction, and medical program was determined to be said illegal I LANSING (UPI) - The Michigan Dept. of Public Health "In the face of these facts, it is not . . . Meantime, Jackson himself treatment and practices torture surprising that the first case "punitive because it includes were readily available lednesday announced it will step up its immunization efforts of paralytic polio in two years in Michigan occurred this month," issued a statement defending and physical abuse. Lnst measles, rubella and polio. he said. ■ The number of measles and rubella cases is reportedly on the The public health director said the department's biggest Iswing in some communities and the first case of paralytic polio problem is with "immunization drop - outs" - children whose ftwo years surfaced this month, said Dr. Maurice S. Reizen, parents start them on immunization series but fail to complete ftblic health director. them. ■ About 240,000 Michigan preschoolers are in need of some The department has formed an Immunization Action Lm of immunization, Reizen said. Committee with members from health, education and |Hc said surveys of preschool • age children in some areas have government organizations to help spur the immunization drive. /WAIT DISNEY ftoductions \hacl complete polio protection. "With the committee's help we hope to reach and immunize at least we 50,000 more children did last year," Reizen said. one through four years of age than ItteWoRUfc GROTBI ;reat-grandma Some 160,000 children in that age group were given vaccines last year provided by the state Health Dept. All vaccines, except for mumps, can be received without department in the state. charge at any local health ATMtfE \ wr n lisplaces beau The recommended minimum immunization series for « TECHNICOLOR* children includes vaccines for: preschool "CLAUEHNE" Diptheria, pertussis whooping cough, tetanus: four or more doses. I KALAMAZOO widowed (UPI) - A She also contacted Lloyds. Poliomyeltic: three Measles: or more doses of oral vaccirte. great No luck. one dose or history or regular measles. Indmother from Kalamazoo But Clark said she would Rubella, mumps: one dose. Jback home, her romantic love to see him again. n to New York City a "He had a little mustache, stood about 5 - feet 7 inches • ["He can find me if he tries," tall and was rather nice looking |d Lena Clark, 68, who rode for his age," Clark said. "But e on a Greyhound bus he wore sunglasses and I don't know the color of his eyes." liarbirt MiHsciiid Brown proposed to her after a few hours of chit chat on a "He had a little bus trip from Los Angeles to Hollywood. HELD OVER •ustache. stood about "He wanted to marry me on 2 SMASH WEEK Friday and said I was the right ■ feet - 7 inches tall one for him," Clark f Aneon no ■ oomrrom, said, "but InJ was rather nice he could see there was little SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT &o a yoking for his age. But doubt in my mind." cooLM/kmaf Open at 6:45 P.M. 2 BRANDO GREATS e wore sunglasses and When they parted, Clark I don t know the color said, Brown told her he would •li'H 'ttB TODAY . . . Feature never forget her. 1/ his eyes." Clark said she was sure at 7:25-9:30 P.M. - Lena Clarke, 68. SAT SUN at 1:25 3:25 'Jangpiii Brown is no phony. ■ - - 5:30 - 7:30 ■ 9 35 "He told me his age, 71, and said he gets a large pension and mU-MTMSEE esday after a weekend in more money than he'll ever spend," she said, "and I told him I'm no gold digger either. I TSOBSSASINE Wis ■x;<™ jw York looking for the man get a large pension too." Jo proposed marriage ■another bus. to her Clark's first husband died 20 years ago and her second 2CSZS8B & FRl & MON thru THURS. Shown at 9: DRIVEN BY LOVE..AND BANK ROBBING SAT & SUN at 1:00 5:10 - 9:25 only! [The man's name was George husband, whom she also met with Special Guest Star - ■ m and, Clark said, he told I he lived in the Washington on a bus trip, died last She has three children, nine year. PETER YARROW ALSO ■ghts area of New York and grandchildren and three great • (Formerly of Peter Paul & Mary) BRANDO Irked for Lloyds of London. grandchildren. Tlark contacted New York lice, who telephoned every Monday, August 5 8pm $6 LEIGH ^ |>rge Brown in the city — Icked every possible spelling ■he name. (PAVILION), $4 (LAWN) KAZAN TENNESSEE ^ WILLIAMS REDUCED | FRl & MON thru THURS - Shown 7:05 only! SAT & SUN Admissions at 3 05 - 7:20 only! w in effect at IIS PLANETARIUH KNOWN TO HAVE MANY FRIENDS AMONG INDIANS, MEXICANS, POOR WHITES, AND OTHER COLORED PEOPLE. i pizza Also Stirring GEORGE MURDOCH • GLYNN TURMAN The mail-order marriage. pg She was less than he had hoped for ...and more A GREAT HURRY! LAST than he would have dared imagine. ITALIAN 5 ■INVENTION CAMPUS DAYS I PERFECTED BY THE TONIGHT OPEN 7 PM Shows 7:20 - 9:25 i SAT & SUN Shows 1:30 • 3:30 GREEKS! - 5:25 - 7:25 - 9:25 Now they do to the CI. A. j bills ■225 M.A.C. TEN 332 -5027 11 AM EVERY DAY what they did to the . , »> ji Army in ,.JMKSl i r all n\tb! FRipay AnO Saturday! JulijSI IWMMf H% i together again as They began Friday & Saturday, July26&27 strangers as with nothing to share but a lifetime. 8:30 pm*MrDoncl Kiva*M8U*$2.00 20(h Century Fox A ROBERT CHARTOFF IRWIN VWR PRODUCTION ^EILEEN HECKART„ SUSAN TYRREUU.^ Union,Recordland-Lansing Mall EUJOn GOULD and DONALD SUTHERLAND. S-P-Y-S Screenplay by MARC NORMAN • Produced by HARVE* MATOFSKY • Directed by JAN TROELl 1 ICKCIS at: DjSCount Records, Sounds & Diversions Panawson® Tachrucoky • From Warn* Bros i Wad! George C Scott in "BANK SHOT" a Warner Oofflnuncations Company Friday, July 26 „ 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Integration plan struck dot (continued from page 1) of the Detroit school board. "By doing so, it means that minorities must go th Volunteers for two Republican 6th District buttressing their positions by any necessary eeono^'L political resources to bring about change," said Goliohti Congressional candidates black. Bni|y.*h0| work their candidates' Detroit School Supt. Charles Wolfe said the am booths at Meridian Mall's directly to the difficulty of the situation. This means more decisions, more to do." m°n ' Open Forum Days. Over 30 candidates have displays at "We're delighted. We feel it's a tremendous victorv f L the mall this week including said Dr. Eugene Spencer, superintendent of the ClawsLdLSl these for state Sen. William and president of the suburban Detroit school districts ass "■ Ballenger, far right, and "We're not guilty of any wrongdoing and never have said. "No evidence has ever been produced that b^l Bruce Barton, right. any s school district was guilty of denying admittance SN photos/David Schmier toanvrki because of race, creed or color. That's the key to the case ■ think the Supreme Court has upheld our position on that" ■ Vice President Gerald R. Ford said the decision wasa 'vi for reason." Ford is a former Michigan congressman Rep. Robert J. Huber, R - Mich., whose district was intni in the case,said he was very pleased with the decision. "I'm particularly pleased with some of the comments I Meridian Mall 'local control of public education in this country is places candidates rooted tradition'," Huber said. such "That's what we've said all However, he added that he wished the decision had a close one. ad nouM on display in 'Open Forum Days' "We figured we could perform a public service in two ways Huber called for continued efforts to legislation, preferably a constitutional amendment. "I don't think we can let down one bit," he said. secure a Voters interested in learning what area candidates have to through this plan," said Dave Coelho, promotion director for Besides its impact in Detroit, the decision could affect schoJ_ say about themselves can absorb a lot at Meridian Mall's in Louisville and Jefferson County, Mo., which were ordered hi the mall. federal judge Tuesday to merge in order to achieve better-'" Open Forum Days today through Sunday. "We can do the candidates a service while helping the Candidates for offices from Meridian Township trustee balance. through 6th District Congressional hopefuls have lined up public by giving them the chance to become better educated Louisville was affected only a few hours later booths stacked with literature and bumper stickers inside the on who and what they'll be voting for," he said. wh« J Supreme Court handed down a brief order saying that a J mall. Most all the candidates plan to stop by their booths at The concentrated period of political buttons and leaflets court ruling, which consolidated that city's elementary J«L some time during the candidates' days which started also spares the mall from having to schedule the eager with those in nearby Jefferson, Ky., should be reconsider! Wednesday. candidates during regular shopping times, he said. light of the Detroit case. P Meridian Mall first held their Open Forum Days two years ago after receiving numerous requests for booth space from Coelho said the mall does not receive any extra business The five school districts with cases similar to the DetroituJ candidates and political parties near election time. during the Open Forum Days. filed in federal courts are Cleveland with 136,106 studtl The booths are set up during mall's regular hours of 10 Columbus, 101,786; Cincinnati, 73,107; Dayton, 47,703j Mall employes went to the Ingham County Courthouse and invited all the candidates who had officially filed there to a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 12 noon to 5 Youngstown, 23,732. j The Dayton case was rejected in U.S. District Court and ijJ participate in the Open Forum Days. Thirty - three different p.m. on Sunday. The mall management will repeat the candidate week again pending before the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of / candidates and political organizations are represented at the Cincinnati. mall this week. before November's general election. BY POPULAR DEMAND EARN *5 lA SPECIAL FRIDAY PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN mii U' group meets As a participant in a LEGAL COMMUNICATION The negotiating team of the MSU Employes Assn. representing year veteran of labor relations work, was hired after recent - the clerical - technical workers met in a preliminary meeting with action by the workers to select a new negotiator. RESEARCH STUDY the University negotiating team Tuesday. Members of the negotiating team present were: President John on one of these days Employment conditions at the University were reviewed and Hawkins: Chairwoman Patricia Sipkovsky; Rollin Dasen, Cheryl July 30 and 31 August 1,6, 7, 8 August 5 was set as the day for convening contract negotiations. Hart, Don Ostrander, Alice Snell, Barbaro Sykes and Joan Zink. 7:30 ■ 9 p.m. The group agreed on a series of procedural matters at the refreshments The meeting was the first for newly appointed clerical - session and were informed that any wage package discussion would technical worker negotiator Harold Schmidt. Schmidt, a 20 be deferred to the August meeting. INTERESTED? Call 353-8828 July 22 - August 7 Unemployment (except weekends) An article in the State News rises in Lansing Wednesday contained quotes by an MSU student from Greece. The statements incorrectly attributed to John were LANSING (UPI) to 10.1 per cent the highest since - The unemployment rate in Lansing dtipbed in June, nearly double the year - ago level and 1958. Schensul's Cafeteria HSH Bakastamos. A spokesman for the Michigan Employment Security Commission said Wednesday the high jobless rate was due in Meridian Mall BANKAMERICARD BM3UBI Joni Mitchell primarily to the large influx of students seeking summer jobs and with TomScott S the LA Express! the unavailability of employment. & Open: Mon - Thurs. 4:30 7:30 • An article appearing on page 9 in the State News Wednesday In May, the unemployment rate was 8.1 per cent and in June 1973, it was 5.2 per cent. Noon: Mon. - Fri. Lansing Mall To find out this weeks menu specials, Fri. 4:30 - 8:00, Sat. 11:15 - 8:00 Sun. 11:30 - 7:00 THURS. AUGUST 8 & FRIDAY AUGUST 9f incorrectly stated that the Last month's jobless rate was the highest since 1958 when it 11:15-2:00 8PM $7(pavilion) $5(lawn) call 349-4028 or 482-7114 COUPON GOOD ON SUNDAYS ONLY October League was a branch reached 11.9 per cent. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: of the Communist Party. OPEN: Mon-Fri 11:15-2:00 I JO1 Value SOn?yV 0Xp,reS J «Aiin | USING YOUR "SCHENSUL-COUPON"It's easy j I'SV/jL. Birmingham | Northland ! Tel Twelve Mil ■ per family, toward the purchase JEMffpr Pontiac Mall I Universal Mall Weslbon | "Penile, Mon-Thur 4:30-8:00 | When ' our 2 h or dinner at Schensul's On Sunday you have finished a delicious meat at elth conveniently located cafeterias in tti Woodward 4 John R| Wonderland i Seven Grand ! Eastland Michigan i Schaeler I Woodward i.Grand Blvd Sat - 11:15-8:00 ea, simply present the coupon to the cashier. Tl ] value will be deducted from your bill. A varli Theatre, Box P1033, Bumlnflham, 48013. Enc Sun 11:30-8:00 | menu, r at reasonable prices, awaits you at one locations. s payable to Pine Knob M 355-1826 For information, 313) 647-7790 TTTTTTTT I REDUCED I Admissions > now in effect at | BRUMS PLANETARIUM THE FRIENDLIEST DIIACIE IN TOWN SUPER ire JAZZ!! WITH THE BERNIE MILLER BANI) i4ii 1% i im i nil 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY AT SaVTWPIW 10 & 12 IIS PITCHER NIITE STAY FOR BOTH SHOWS! | JflNDIDATES APPEARING JULY 24th-27th 1TCP II IIIIIL ll€ OPEN FORUm » TONITE-SAT. MERIDIAN mflLL FINE FOOD & BRINK LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NITELL JULY 24-28 \ ~ ►lite VIUD C/uTT 1 THE STABLES 2M3E.BD.mVER, EAST Lffl 26.1974 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1974 ll Players expelled after rape accusation & 'he rogi, c°nomic i f. KORRECK '•gbtly.wh,, SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) - reveal precise for the Two others who were of Chowchilla, Calif. Six members of last season's cause against Alabama in the Sugar against the University dismissed were expected to be action tars no stars unbeaten, untied Notre Dame dismissal, but St. Joseph County authorities said a girl starters this season - A1 Bowl last season, Fry of Memphis, Tenn. and Willie The University, in a terse communique, said, "The regulations involving the sexual code of students. football team have been had made Hunter of Greenville, N. C., a an informal, verbal The other two dismissed University disciplinary St. Joseph County dismissed from the school ;t any subut, releasing the names of the to was one of those things people do that they can't explain, period of at least one year were said the girl's attorney "has students or further elaborating Voor said if the girl now any, be I did it out of self • hatred. Curiosity. Fear of death, starters last season, it was the case i informed my office that if the on their infractions." decides to file an affidavit whatever reasons, Tuesday I watched the 45th annual learned. that." - aii . star Game in its entirety. They are Ross Browner of Warren, Ohio, a University expels the students she does not wish to proceed w ill coach Lans The Roman Catholic school said the players were dismissed against the players his office would consider taking the case t all intents and purposes, it was a scoreless tie: All • Stars 0, defensive end who anchored with further prosecution." A former MSU hockey star was named coach of the new for a "serious violation of to court. the Notre Dame line last 0. year, The dismissals appeared Lansing Lancers of the International League Thursday. But he noted was invoh, and Luther Bradley university rules" and would "There are ofMuncie, certain to dim Notre Dame's Real Turcotte, who lettered with the Spartans for three seasons not be able to file for conflicting stories e fact that nine nins and 13 hits were made is inconsequential Ind., who called defensive by the chance to continue next season during the early 1960s and picked up 30 goals and 58 assists, will readmission until the fall term omments one considers they were spread out and no more thought - audibles and led the team with alleged victim and the six men as the take over the Lancers 7 is a de generally regarded top during their first season in Lansing. of 1975. involved." He said the six have )king in their inception than a Jerry Ford speech, six pass interceptions. college football team in the Turcotte did not The said all alo, sign a contract, but has South Bend Tribune denied any involvement in ut made it worse is that there was really nothing for the die The University did not a verbal agreement country. with Lancer General reported the had not j baseball fan - a category I include myself in - to tell again Manager Paul Bright. violation was rape. a beer 20 years from now. Half the stars I wanted to see t make the team and several of those who did, didn't play, bat is the logic behind letting Rod Carew, the best hitter in ame, bat twice? Or Dick Allen, who generates excitement affect scho when he misses a swing, bat once? Or two pitchers - one of ordered hasn't batted since 1972 - bat for themselves? better n icept for a couple of class fieldings plays and Lou Brock Ing the bases (he would've been out on a good throw) there iter when, ittle to leave my seat about. that aim ir NBC's part in the annual wake, the network deserves no intary and several errors. Curt Gowdy, at best a man who onsidertd mbers classic golf swings, was at his usual mediocre level of >rmance. But even Curt, the old cowboy at the mike himself, fetroitUtj. sd when he made excuses for Chicago White Sox catcher Ed 06 stude aann - who wisely passed up the game to be with his family 47,703 saying Herrmann had an injury. Gowdy also found time to for the 17th time, Joe Rudi as one of the most underrated >urt and ism [15 in the game. •f Appeal .. what of our old friend Joe Garagiola? With his pregame iame show it seemed he was in good form; unfortunately, he id at game time. Even though he is an infrequent member of ^^ame broadcasting team, Garagiola managed to squeeze in all •FW /nnri^Rhches he has invented about the players, including the often __™*!^Hstoiy of how Jim "Catfish" Hunter got his nickname. Worse jthe slick • domed former backstop showed his age when ring to "a streaker marked down to a $1.98." > network itself struck out on its grandiose scheme to show 'places you've never been before in a major league ball V I'm sure my life would be no less meaningful had I not ^^^20 seconds of the back of Dick Williams' head. !'s promise of showing highlights of great all - star games of st was also bush league; most people with anything near 20 tision could get a longer look at the old - timers on baseball then ; they did during NBC's "highlights." maybe I'm missing the point. I realize that one game a year in with the best of the best on the field — doesn't guarantee iner and that maybe what the All - Star Game is really about It to give fans,and fans in the sense that this is the only game see all year, the chance to look at the stars. The once - a - hot dog chompers might have enjoyed Gowdy and Garagiola pgold broadcasts. II, Gowdy and company, s le Kuhn, insisted the game was for "you fans." f If it is, then let's make it a game. I'd rather see a nine - timers game at Cooperstown than a yawner |een present day stars anywhere. Or better yet, how about a ft between the two worst clubs in each league? I least the fans would be able to cheer the futility. Vimirnts VARSITY INN FOOD & BOOZE IN OR OUT "REE DELIV.ERY Italian & American Food Folk Entertainment Monday Thursday wmmmm* JULY 26 • A? 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Valve job, exhaust. efficiency, utilities. furnished, $125. includes 351-7497. Avai,able 337-0347.5-8-5 'mmed^"*! 355-7819. 2-7-29 0-5-7-31 VW OWN ROOM immediately, FORD 1966. Engine fine, $75. 1967, rebuilt engine 1000 PHONE 355-8255 Monday - Friday, 355-4684. miles. New tires. Very clean. SOUTH HOLMES 301. One $60/month. Close campus. Keep For Sale Saturday, 351-7776. 2-7-26 $700. 353-7865 before 7 p.m. bedroom, ground floor, near calling 337-1098. 3-7-29 347 Student Services Bid«. 5-8-5 Sparrow Hospital. Furnished, all $140. 351-7497. UPPER FLOOR of House FORD GALAX IE 500 Convertible 1966. VW 1972 Super Beetle. AM/FM, utilities. 0-5-7-31 Beginning now. $145/month. 2 MID-MICHIGANS selection , I •AUTOMOTIVE Working Condition. of use(j " $225. Call 339-9680. 5-7-26 Michelin radials, very clean, bedrooms, living room, etc. Scooters & Cycle* $2100. Call 489-1491 between Great deal. Ten minutes from equipment Sansui L TWO GIRLS needed, fall through receiver, Allied 49o $,^1 9-6. 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EAST LANSING, Okemos area. 4 Why Pay More' Qprl •REAL ESTATE RESIDENT MANAGERS Efficient couple needed now. - bedroom executive ranch. 54 acre DISCOUNT, 2615 Michigan, Lansing. 3?) jf •RECREATION lot. $400/month plus depsoit. TR-650 1970. Mint •SERVICE TRIUMPH condition. Must sell. Price Employment y| Employment Pleasant 12-unit building near campus. Write P.O. Box 42, East Call after 6 p.m. 882-4163. C-3-7-26 12-8-19 Instruction MGB 1965. Rebuilt, restored. Best negotiable. 882-3229. 7-8-2 Lansing. 3-7-29 APARTMENT SALE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER DESK CLERK needed - must have Typing Service offer. Call 332-0483, after 3. SUZUKI 185, 1973. Like new. Leader for youth group in a transportation and be willing to SOUTH SIDE Lansing. 1156 EAST LANSING, furnished, 3 and University Village. Saturtol 5-77-26 Sunday, 10-5. Glass top •TRANSPORTATION $545 or best offer. 337-0946. Community Church with broad Dorchester Circle. Clean, quiet, 4 man. Available September. vacuum, shelf, ei MUSTANG, 1966 Sound 1-7-26 ecumenical spirit. 5 miles from unfurnished. Two bedrooms, 337-9412. 5-8 2 •WANTED - 0-14-7-31 records. 1 -7- 26 mechanically, very good body, campus, 8 - 10 hours weekly. appliances. $170/month. No $400. Call 485-1886. 3-7-29 1971 HONDA CL 350, excellent Phone 339-8383 or 339-2154 pets. Phone 394-1899 or EAST LANSING. House for small NIKON 2S R ••RATES'* 2-7-26 NEED PART time person to family. Two bedrooms plus. ANGEFlNQ condition, 9000 miles, 2 485-3014. 5-7-26 camera. Canon 814 an NOVA 1972. 6 cylinder, automatic, helmets. $500, 339-2911. 3-7-31 represent small company at $215 per month with lease. teachers conferences. Must have super 8 movie camera low mileage. Excellent gas PAINTING, EXPERIENCE not Phone 351-5076, after 4:30. mileage. One owner. $1700. 1973 HONDA CB350. Like, new, necessary. Women, freaks and own transportation. Prior HEAT, LIGHT, AND 4-7 26 90-230 zoom lense, ES Bay mount. 1940 Circa 485-5008. 5-7-29 1200 miles. $750 or best offer. students welcome. Call Leo, teaching experience preferred. AIR CONDITIONING Mint Konica C35 351-7898. 1-7-26 339-9243. 3-7-29 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA 325. WORDS OLDS 1973. 2 door. Royal brown 349-1109. 3-7-31 BILLS GOT YOU rangefinder. Kodak pg Furnished, large 3 bedroom. 1 3 5 with tan vinyl top and trim. Full BARTENDERS, WAITERS, DOWN Summer - $150. Fall - $225. 1970 HONDA trail - 90. Good, 10 1.50 4.00 6.SO power. Air, AM/FM. GM 2,000 miles. $150. 355-2294. Waitresses, for part and full time For Rent 351-7497. 0-5-7-31 back. executive car. Poly - steel tires. Leave the end of the Many 35mm ti 3-7-31 Concert help. Call 339-8342 or Excellent condition. Call after 5. month utility hassles to THREE BEDROOM house. Close, 339-2916 before 8 p.m. 1-7-26 Polaroid 677-0671.3-7-26 V AND STEREO rentals. us, and enjoy the good modern. Summer only. cameras S5/up HONDA 1969, 175cc. Excellent $24/term. $9.95/month. Free antique cam MEDICAL: Ambitious person to life in the coming year! $180/month. 332-1946. 5-7-29 PINTO 1972, Standard. Very good running condition. Call take same day delivery and service. SECONDHAND STORE,! 489-1491.3-7-26 charge of records condition. Foreign student, must Call N E J AC, 337-1300. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 3; department in medical office. BURCHAM WOODS sell. $1550. 355-7977.3-7-31 C-14-7-31 1971 SUZUKI, 185 low mileage, Typing required. Full-time Heated Pool 'Laundry Rooms DEADLINE best offer Over $300. 485-0246. position. 35M784. 3-7-311 •Ample Parkins »Air Cond. 1 P.M. one class PONTIAC BROUGHAM 1970. •Nicely Furnished day 3-7-29 before publication. One detk, family owner, loaded, tape etc. No rust, has had POSITIONS FOR teacher aids for Apartments ^ FALL LEASES PIONEER, JBL, AdventsTlw Sell whole or preschool children. Full and part SUMMER AND Fall from $50. excellent care. See to appreciate. 1971 HONDA 450cc, excellent (Utilities Included) 351-3046 3 7 31 condition, 8000 miles, $700. time, 482-1259, ask for Judy. Utilities included. 334 Michigan Peanuts Personal ads $1500. 371-2400, 9 5' Efficiency $154 mo. • p.m. 3-7-31 WHITE HOME Manor, Avenue, across from campus. 332-4234, after 3:30. 7-8-7 1 Bedroom $184 mo YARD SALE. Bicycles, must be pre paid. 5-7-29 carpeted, air conditioned, 2 Bedroom From $50. Call after 6 p.m. $234 mo. items, etc. 240 North LIBRARY TECHNICIAN: some balcony and pool. $165/month. 332-5906. 7-8-2 PORSCHE 1962. No engine. Call SUZUKI 185 Trail, 1973. 745 Burcham Dr. 351 3118 Saturday 8 to 8.1 -7-2 course work in library science or Must sublease. Call 351-8963, - Cancellations/Corrections 337-0347. $250. Needs work. Conservatively ridden. Asking j 484 two years of' SUt»bW Mibrary» after 5 p.m. 4-7-26 or 4014 LANSING: VICTORIAN Mansion 12 class $595. Phone 337-0946. T2-7-26 SCHWINN CONTINENTAL noon one day 5-8-5 experience. Accurate typist.: 403, -North % A ti u;r,. •/ ; 0.^35^-0997. years old, good conditio*.I before publications. Ability to wdrk With people and' COUPLE, ONE bedroom, TR-4 1967. TWO new tires, top, 1973 HONDA 450. 2700 miles, TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile 351-6779, after 6 pm l-i detail. Full time on afternoon furnished, utilities included. rugs and seats. Asking $750 or many extras, excellent homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten The State News will be shift. Please call Sparrow $150. 349-4071, J best offer. Call after 5 weekdays condition. $1150. Call Russ $130 - minutes to campus. Quiet and LADIES. ROOM with house Hospital Personnel, 487-6111, 349-31 responsible only for the 393-2085. 3-7-31 Mueller, 371-3255. 3-7-29 GIBSON'S first day's incorrect n 353. 3-7-31 peaceful on a 484-5315. 0-14-7-31 lake. 641-6601 or privileges, 3 blocks MSU, nice area, parking. Call weekends, \ insertion. VALIANT 1964 slant-6 engine $70. Call 677-2971 after 5 p.m. HONDA 1972. — 500cc, 4 cylinder - Immaculate condition, PEOPLE NEEDED for psychology EAST LANSING, Attractively furnished apartment, garage, CAMPUS, NEAR. Furnished living 351-5705. 2-7-26 BOCK 1-7-26 'GT low mileage, plus helmet. $1,225. Call John, 332-4203. experiment. 351-5967. 1-7-26 Good pay. Call utilities included, 1 bedroom. No students or pets. $180. room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. $100, plus utilities. No pets. EAST LANSING, Employed gentleman 443 or Grove male ADDICl BOOK SAllI VEGA 1973. 4-speed, AM-FM 4-7-26 332-1455. 5-8-2 DICTAPHONE TYPIST for 332-5374. 5-7-29 radio, tape deck, excellent student. 3 blocks to Union. Doctors' office with experience 332-0205. 3-7-29 so% on r condition. $2000. 489-3303 HOLT - MASON area. Two rooms, OFF in MICHIGAN, 1 bedroom before 5. After 5, 482-2768. general office work. Please partially furnished, newly upstairs. New carpet, clean, Automotive 3-7-31 VEGA 1972, 2 door, 4 - on - the - Auto ServjcT][/j send resume to Box D News. 7-8-9 - 4, State decorated. per Adults, no pets. $120 month, utilities paid, unfurnished except stove and refrigerator. Deposit - references. EAST LANSING. single rooms, parking, Male refrigerator. 332-5791. 3-7-29 students, on our low regular prices security deposit, references. Call 627-9387.4-7-26 CAMARO 1970. Wide tires. Hurst floor. Excellent condition. Must MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East EXPERIENCED BOOK Sales 332-5966, 676-4576. 3-7-29 "paperbacks 75%off I sell. Moving to Australia. $1350 people, top dollar paid. DEAL ROOM •hardbacks 50% off 4-speed. Very sharp, clean. best offer. 482-8359. 5-7-26 Kalamazoo Street since 1940: 393-5842 between 9am 12 TWO 2515 SOUTH LOGAN. 2 • in house until | 332-4043, after 6. 3-7-26 or Complete auto painting and - BEDROOMS, partially September 15. $15 per week noon. 5-8-5 bedrooms, 1'/> bath, full collision service. 485-0256. , furnished. 5906 Marsh Road, plus utilities. Option for fall. 128 W. Grand River basement, garage. $170/month , C-14-7-31 Haslett. 393-4040, 393-8201. 351-1069. 5-8-5 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, 1968. 6 plus utilities. Deposit. Call WANTED BABYSITTER on or 5-7-31 cylinder. Good economical 882-5833. 5-8-2 COMPLETE LINE of Marchal near Kensington Road, ROOM FOR male student, across transportation. $400. 351-0545. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN for Quartz - Halogen lights in stock. Maplewood school area. from Union. 211 Vi Grand River, 3-7-31 VOLVO 1968, 122S 236 CLIPPERT. 2 bedroom stationwagon. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East 482-5745, after 3 p.m. 5-8-2 luxurious Ville Montee New rebuilt engine. New upstairs. $48 per month. 5-7-26 paint, apartment. Own bedroom, bath. apartment, unfurnished, second CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD 3-seat Kalamazoo, one mile west of no rust, California car. Radials, MEDICAL TYPIST for East 351-9099, after 9 p.m. Anytime floor, close to campus. $160 wagon 1970. $1100. 484-7416 campus. C-7-7-26 PRIVATE ROOM in house. Close. automatic, radio. $1400. Best weekends. 5-7-29 plus utilities. Deposit required. 626-6161.3-7-26 Lansing Medical office. $50/month. or offer. 484-9869 or 372-1413 882-1835. 7-8-7 Summer .only. 332-1946. 5-8-5 SELL PIONEER SA 1000 -■ after 6 p.m. C-3-7-31 CHEVY 1963 Station Wagon, 283, terminology. Call 351-4784. GRAND RIVER, Frandor, large large Advents Dual 1216-ff TWO BEDROOM, spacious, 115,000 miles. $150. 337-2411. 10-8-2 furnished, carpeted, one unfurnished apartment in SUMMER ROOMS. Furnished, Pro 4A - S550. Ne90«J VOLVO 144 1971. Automatic, air bedroom, bus, shopping, John, 487-0426.6 7-31 2-7-26 utilities paid. Kitchen, TV, PART AND full time laundry. $165/month including Okemos. $190/month. conditioning, AM/FM, summer parking, close. $55. 332-5722, positions for MSU students. utilities. Accepting short term 349-3549, after 6 p.m. 3-7-29 MARANTZ 2440 A CHEVY VAN 1971, 3/4T, long mechanically perfect, like new. 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 $2295. Call 351-7324.3-7-26 Automobile required. 351-5800. rents. Call collect, Westphalia amplifier, 20 x 20 wit! wheel base, V-8, automatic, 0-13-7-31 (1)587-6680. Fall renting FACULTY/PERSONNEL. East FALL. COMPLETELY furnished. new. $89. Epiphone FOB custom interior, $2350. available. 5-7-26 Lansing Horizon House. Ldrge 1 Utilities paid. 355-8209. 3 7-26 485-2565, after 6 p.m.3-7-29 bedroom, carport, security Kitchen, TV, VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1967. LEGAL SECRETARY. Full time Parking, laundry. Very close! Rebuilt guaranteed engine, gas for downtown Lansing law locks, air, balcony, furnished or DATSUN - 1967 Station Wagon. MSU AREA, Okemos. One Single, $70, double, $100. Very good condition, $595. Call heater, solid body. $800. Call ROGER & PAULS office. Mag card experience bedroom, furnished, air unfurnished. Quite atmosphere, 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 485-0409, or 651-6532. 5-7-22 preferred. Competitive salary no pets. 349-2094. 5-8-2 372-8130. 4-7-26 conditioning, carpeted, modern. MARATHON and fringe benefits. Call $165, heat included. 349-2174. FALCON 1967. Good 371-1730. 4-7-26 mileage, VOLVO 1969 142S. Excellent 6-7-31 many new parts. 349-3522 after Where all we 5 p.m. 3-7-31 condition, owner maintenance. Houses £ New factory exhaust, Michelin specialize in is MODELS FOR photography. Call TWO AND 3 bedroom townhouses tires. Stereo cassette player cars between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. available for married couples and included. Best offer. 351-4675, 489-1215.0-14-7-31 families, $143 up. All utilities MARRIED OWN ROOM, large house. Office STUDENTS, after 5. 3-7-29 LOCATED AT THE ' except electrical. Call CORNER OF JOLLY work in Photography business FACULTY & MED GIRLS FOR part time maid service. Woodbridge Commons, 1-7 p.m., & OKEMOS RD for responsible person. Must be bondable. New profit Monday - Friday. 393-8207. STUDENTS VOLVO 122S Station Wagon. 349 - 3196 337-9367. C-14-7-31 $600. Very good shape. 6DAY A WEEK TOWING sharing company. 332-1744. 4-8-2 1, 2, & 3 OPEN 6 DAYS 3-7-26 882-9 8 08 , 487-2027, after TWO BEDROOM $140/month. bedroom apts. VI BUT SUNDAY EAST LANSING, furnished, own 5pm. 2-7-29 Unfurnished, located 2 minutes Some with study. DEMONSTRATORS WANTED, room, $65/month, utilities paid. from campus. 372-5985 anytime tell toys, free training 8< No lease. Parking and pets. Call or 393-8459, after 7 p.m. 713 \ Awtfw )j§ supplies. No cash investment or delivery. 393-4386. X-5-7-29 John, 353-5266. or 337-7528. 3-7-29 South Foster. 10-7-26 *155 from ■ W W per mo. LEARN TO flyl Duo $18, solo EXPERIENCED HIGH School EAST LANSING. Two bedroom, NORTH HAVYFORD 131. bedroom .house. Large 4 Partly - - Teachers needed for Jewish unfurnished, dishwasher, air, $12. 485-8484 or 677-2964. furnished. Summer - $150. Fall Sunday School this short term lease. August rent fall $225. 351-7497.0-5-7-31 UNFURNISHED 6-7-26 332-6715. X-3-7-29 paid. 339-8030. 4-7-26 513 HILLCREST - Pleasant TWO HOUSES for rent West BEST FALL TERM DEAL building near two campus. bedrooms, brightly One or Saginaw near Abbott Road. Immediate possession. Will fix to KNOB HILL -FURNISHED firnished, carpeted, air conditioned, all appliances. suit tenant. First month's rent plus deposit. Three bedrooms, Summer and fall leases. From possibly four. Phone 394-1520. STUDENTS APTS. $140. Phone 337-2796. 3-7-29 7 7-26 APARTMENTS Bachelor fr. $144.75 - 1 bedroom fr. $195.00 2 Bedroom fr. $215.00 - 8 LOCATIONS NEAR PRE-MED STUDENTS • • • Office Open CAMPUS planning to study medicine in a French - speaking 11:00 - 6:00 Mon. - Fri. Beechwood North Pointe country should consider a year of study abroad at the or by appointment 351-6168 332-5675 Delta Arms Institute for American Univereitias, 27 place de I'Universite, 351-6839 University Terrace 337-0580 13625 Aix - en - Provence, France. Evergreen 351-6839 University Villa 351-2011 3494700 Haslett Arms 351-8950 Inn America 337-1621 PRE-LAW STUDENTS ... LOCATED Should consider a year of background in '/«MILE NORTH OF JOLLY RD. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY Government and Politics at the British Studies Castle Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2QD, English History, Centrt, 73 ON OKEMOS RD. England. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 26, 1974 13 S» IS hrS* Mobile Homes Fomd"|[^j Lost & THE CORAL GABLES J w000 KR-100 receiver. Elko STA-5010 receiver. Akai SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale! Brand new portable. 1965. NEW MOON. 10x55. Good LOST: BLACK .hort - haired r it's whats Announcements for It's What't happening 1 PRESENTS *hape. $2300. 351-3314. 3-7-29 female dog, half Labrador, money back when you move out of ■ riiflDDS quadrophonic tape $49.95. $5 per month. Large Happening must be received in the a rented house or apartment. A "Pandora." Call Claire, State I wder Turn tablet, tpeakeri. .election of reconditioned used AMERICAN 1971. 12' 60'. 484-1042 or 485-3271. 3-7-31 News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least publication of the Tenant's I'!! large assortment of mall machine., SinBers, White. Skirted, porch, »hed, disposal, x two class days before Resource Center. On campus ■ Ho systems LP', and tape.. Nacchi., New Homes and "many publication. distribution spontored by ASMSU. EASY furnithed. Windmill Park. Clean, No announcements will LOST: MALE Kitten, 3% month*. be Iu itical instrument, wch at other.." $19.95 to $3995 make en offer 694-8435. 4-7-31 accepted by phone. I c.nd«r Gibton, Marshall and Term., EDWARDS Brown/tan, long hair. Near Michigan/Beel. 332-6604. 3-7-29 Learn why Jetus' Hebrew name la^ou.tie. Portable TV. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1972 STATESMAN, 12' 50', "Security Deposits; How To Get was Yahshua, and how he gave us a pattern to understand physiolpgy, I i-K household item., and 1115 North Washinoton' x Yours Back" ALSO. can now be obtained .kirted, .hed, large yard with FOUND: GOLD Ladies watch July history, psychology and physics. ■ "th more DICKER & DEAL in the Off 489-6448. C-7-331 Campus Housing Office |SaSu«D STORE. ""b"» 1701 eiCVCLES - ALL T.n Spwd,, vegetable and flower garden. $3000 or bett offer. 625-7237. 18. Student Bookjtore. Call after 11pm 337-0458. C-3-7-29 and the ASMSU the Legal Aid Office in Student Services Building. The Yahshuans meet from 8 to 10 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday in 38 . . 5-7-26 Learn what you can do to get your ■ sell and trade. C-7-31 DON'T FORGET THAT Union. Variou. color.. Simplex FOUND: WHORLED Yellow W " ., , de-raller, center • pull hraknc SCHULT 1972. 12' x 52'. Two tomcat, white face, stomach. IrL'S B'KE^SOOd condition. hjgh 9ua|jty a( dealers co.t. bedroom., furnithed, tkirted, in Married housing parents: A free $20 Call 332-0918. - Affectionate. Near preschool story hour is held at 10 ■ ^- Forced warehouse tele, 9-4:30 Holt. California bound, mutt Biochemistry. Karen, 353-7835. Recreation a.m. every Friday at the Spartan •all, best offer C-3-7-29 Village Elementary School. All DIC'stoVAGE; QUART NIGHT to take over paymentt. 694-8040, after 8pm. youngsters age 3 to 5 are welcome 5-7-26 and a book loan service is provided. • 9 LOST: SMALL white dog with Moosuski Sponsored by the East Lansing beige ■ Monday SaturdayL2-7-26_ SCHULT 10 x 55. Skirted, utility ears. Wearing red collar. Please phone 337-7322 summer organization meeting Public Library and Recreation HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY AND or return 109 Dept. ■t»\/iiS 10-SPEED, man'. 24", 8 FAMILY, near give away. shed, 1 mile from campus. Call to 415 Grove. 3-7-26 Anthony Hall K months old. Call 351-6090. Typewriter., humidifier, after 5.351-1799. 4-7-26 Wed., July 31, 7:30 p.m. "The Dirty Old Man," a play by ■4 ' Ski Flicks - Trip Info. W_.. J as RANGE, electric dryer. .kiboots, record., student needs. July 28th 10 -8. Pinecrett Community Center, Lake CUT YOUR living costs. We've a sharp 2 bedroom mobile home got [ shie Membership Available Lewis John Carlino presented at 3:30 p.m. today, Saturday and Sunday on the grass will be FLAMING HOG NIGHT for sale. Includes near Beaumont Tower. I h washer Cell 487-2309. Lan.ing and Harriwn, follow range and ON TUESDAYS 8- 10pm. ■#29 +* 1-749 refrigerator. Priced at only $3400 and we'll help get FREE A lesson in complexion NEED A break before fall term? Spend September 1-7 at a Ingham County Women will sponsor a Democratic IN THE RATHSKELLER ... free public ■ciL0TR0N $2680. ARO TELEVISION, 23", floor model, financing. Call Gordon Fisher, Call wilderness resort near Sault St. rally from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at EAST care. 484-4519, East "DICK JENNINGS" LANSING REALTY. ■ thesizer - $850. Phone GILL channel 6 only, more with some Michigan, or 485-7197 Lansing Marie canoeing, sailing, hiking, the Ingham County Conservation 332-3534. 3-7-26 ■ cTfCTRONICS. 351-1388. repair, $50. Also, manual Mall. MERLE NORMAN swimming, fishing, relaxing! Club, 7534 Old Grand River Trail, |tLL . . . typewriter, $25. Call 351-2681. COSMETIC $70 covers meals, Lansing. Refreshments will be 10' x 50' VAGABOND. Excellent STUDIOS. lodging, and available. 4-8-2 activities. For information write C-14-7-31 IonEER SX828 receiver. Dual condition. One mile from campus. Call 351-4830. 5-7-29 Pine River Canoe Camp, RHA shows free movies at 8 p.m. J12-I6 turntable. AR-2AX TELEVISION B & W. Excellent Barbeau, Michigan, 49710 or call Sundays, in Wilson Auditorium. ■ speakers. Excellent condition. condition. Must sell. Bargain. 906-632-9076. Hurry, Peanuts Personal;fl§] This Sunday's feature will be "Bob | $500.332 5362. 3-7-31 351-9370 after 6. 3-7-31 FOR SALE, Available 1969 Richardson. enrollment is limited to 25 and Carol and Ted and Alice." immedietely. Call guests. 14-8-23 j SINGER zig-zag with — 694-9644, after 6pm. 5-8-5 People who like horses and who ~\[\~\ HAPPY ANNIVERSARY ■attachments, $60. PHILCO AllllTialS >( Judi. would like to volunteer to work ■refrigerator $20, 353-9304. ■ Between 8-5. 1-7-26 I JLLjJ 1968 ACTIVE 12x55. bedrooms, skirted, shed, extres. Two Thanks years. for a beautiful Love, Deve. 1-7-26 two f Service A with handicapped children or retarded adults during August 5 to Excellent condition. Furnished, August 23 are asked to contact Tony at the Office of Volunteer Id MICHIGAN'S Largest Audio AFGHAN HOUND Puppies. AKC, $4000, unfurnished, $3800. IF YOU need housekeeping, yard Programs, 27 Student Services Bldg. I retailer with the finest in stereo "lack masked/cream. 349-0895, 393-1374. 2-7-29 Real Estate work, or odd jobs done, call Volunteer times can be arranged on I products and electronic repair.. morning., weekend.. 3-7-31 I Shop the store with straight GLEN LAKE. Large summer home Susan; 482-9668. 3-7-29 an individual basis. Jk ■ stereo answers. MARSHALL BEAUTIFUL BOX - Trained Lost & Found FOR THE BEST service There will be a Human Rights IMUSIC, 245 Ann Street. kitten.. Free. Call 332-2481. plus rental cottage. 300' of lake equipment see the STEREO on stereo party open meeting at 7 p.m. IC-2-7-26 3 7 29 frontage. $85,000. SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. Tuesday in 33 Union. Everyone is invited to attend. 616-334-4037. B-1-7-26 ^price C-14-7-31 FIND SOMETHING If you've found a pet or article of Winged Spartans Inc., MSU's flying club is located at Jewett IHOMPSONS' FRANDOR JEWELERS Says Recreation FINAL SALE value, we want to help you return it. Just come into the State News Classified Department and tell us fa Instructions j^| Airport in Mason. Information regarding this student organization can be obtained by visiting the ■I SHOPPING DAYS LEFT ' you want to place an ad in EAST CROSSROADS BOARD EXAM TUTORING airport or by calling Don Blazicek. LANSING STATE BANK'S Found STANLEY H. KAPLAN Arrangements can now be made for * Louis CYCLE fall flight instruction. Marti§ez Collection of Custom Column. As a public service EAST 210 ABBOTT TUTORING COURSES Worship Services will be held at 8 TAPE LANSING STATE BANK will run Now SPECIAL Design Rings Now— 50% OFF During being formed for the p.m. Monday at University the ad at no cost to you! 332-4081 upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, Lutheran Church, 1020 S.Harrison Final Sale Days. EAST LANSING ATGSB, GRE, Board Exams. For Road. Preceeding worship, there * All Other Jewelry in the STORE - 1/3 OFF STATE BANK information call 1-313-354-0085 will be a picnic and recreation C-7-31 0-14-7-31 beginning at 6 p.m. Sale ends July 27th REWARD FOR return of men's Community Forum will be held BUY ONE BASF CASSETTE OR 8 TRACK TAPE THOMPSONS' FRANDOR JEWELERS [I ALL at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Edgewood 3220 Mall Court, Frandor blue 10-speed Schwinn Continental with Brooks seat, | Bikei Repaired Typing Service United Church, Hagadorn Road at AT BASF'S SUGGESTED MINIMUM PRICE most witnin Beech Street. Bob Carr, U.S. foot guards, and carrier rack. Open Monday • Friday, 9:30 - 9, Saturday 9:30 - 6. Sentimental value. Carol, ANN BROWN typing and multilith congressional candidate will discuss "Restoring Confidence in AND GET YOUR SECOND TAPE FOR Phone 332-1385 for Custom Work. 487-6207. 3-7-31 offset printing. Complete service Government." Nobody beats our prices on Quality jewelry Thurs. right, Sat., and Sun. for dissertations, theses, HALF PRICE! manuscripts, general typing. IBM . - 24 349-0850. C-7-31 years experience. PASSPORT aa* APPLICATION $450' C90 cassettes as low as 2 tor $2" THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE PHOTOS PURPLE VICKI - Fast, accurate, inexpensive typing. Very near campus. 337-7260. 10-8-7 , ^ 'Regular $3 90 for 2 photos BPS Studio 351-1477 C90 8tracks as low as 2 lor *3"" Business Service Directory IRENE ORR - On Returning September. Ready to Vacation. 2 Mack* (. of A Met Hall Gran* Mm at 117 Gtui.en St. ALL LENGTHS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE type after Labor Day. C-14-7-31 DELIVERY ON LOW NOISE EXTENDED RANGE. * SAVE TIME ★ SAVE MONEY COMPLETE THESES - Service HIGH OUTPUT AND CHROMIUM DIOXIDE. Discount Printing. IBM typing SHOULDN'T |Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you. and binding of theses, resumes, publications. Across from corner M.A.C. and Grand River. campus YOU BE HURRY! SPECIAL OFFER "J Apothecary Counseling Golf Optometrist Below Jones Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C-7-31 SERVICES, FOR A LIMITED TIME ADVERTISING X RX wality drugs used in all PROBLEM 372 -1560 PREGNANCY? 24 Hours & Fairway dr. d.m.dean THESES, RESUMES, typing and printing. Reasonable prices. Itescriptions OPTOMETRIST filled f GOLF RANGE COMMERCIAL 351-4116. C-7-31 PRINTING. IN THE Iccording to your ■ysician's orders. Crutches MARITAL PROBLEMS? TYPING, PROFESSIONAL. Term ■d wheelchairs NEED TO TALK? VISION CARE • rented ' papers, pica type, 50c/page. ftd sold. Third party pay MINIATURE CONTACT LENS 371-4635.4-8-2 STATE NEWS Brescriptions welcome. CATHOLIC GOLF SERVICES EXPERIENCED IBM typing. PUB STATE DRUGS SOCIAL SERVICES 1410 Grand River - Okemo. 210 Abbott Rd. Dissertations. (pica - elite). FAY ANN, 489-0358. C-7-31 YELLOW PACE 1 1105 e. Grand River can HELP (A mile East of Meridian Mill) 332-6663 1 332 5171 372 - 4020 349-2850 BUSINESS j Arts i Cralls Counseling Golf Optometrist Transportation jgj ENTRAL MICHIGANS TAPE HEADQUARTERS PNSING KNIT SHOP INDIAN HILLS CO-OPTICAL DIRECTORY? 402 S. WASH., LANSING & mm [ Car Pool jg GOLF COUflSE ■omestic and Imported Yarn. 245 ANN, E. LANSING And Golf jjfcop SERVICES t. 'Bernat Yams *^ree ^nitt'ng ifjyTK TiHir 1 1 STUDENT RATE (East Laming'. Only AVAILABLE Cooperative Optical) FROM EAST Lansing to Ann Km/." ' Instructions CENTER //A\ 1. 349- 1010 Dr. Richard Haarn, Optometrist Arbor. 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Holt «■ c*nr call #82-2011. 3006 Vine St. 7amto 11pm, INKW.ofS«|r». 355-8255 phone 1-414-554-6707. Owner', care given to your house. 4-8-2 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing! Michigan JACKPOT DRAWING DISAPPOINTS Players win with lottery wheel By JOE KIRBY State News Staff Writer Fortunes are won, and hopes are dashed. The Gist wheel - spinning in the Michigan Lottery special jackpot drawing took place Thursday at the Oak Park Village athletic club, 900 Long Blvd., Holt In addition to the jackpot drawing there were five people on hand for the Fortune Maker Bonus drawing. The five qualified - by winning a special bonus feature in the regular drawing. A crowd of ticket holders and small children showed up for the show, some to cheer on relatives in the Fortune - Maker event, others hoping to get a winning number in the jackpot drawing. The large wheel was in the front of the ram Off to the right sat the five Fortune Maker hopefuls in quiet anticipation. A red ribbon stretched across the room and an anxious crowd stood behind, waiting for the magic wheel to send them fortunes. Woody Hasbany, from Lansing, was there with his jackoot tickets in hand. "I wanted to see what this new system was a>l about," Hasbany said. "I could sure use the money if I won." Donna Allen had come up from Southgate to watch her husband Joel, one of the five Fortune - Maker candidates. She said they could use the money since they had eigit children. Then the show began. John Quinn, deputy commissioner of lottery operations, told the crowd he would be the master of ceremonies, introduced the people who would be and then explained the rules. assisting him They would spin the wheel to select the jackpot numbers. But before the spinning, one of the Fortune Maker contestants - would step up to a table and select a number, zero through nine. If they matched the number which turned up on one of their three tries, they wan $200 and a chance to win $1,000 on the last draw. If they had an odd number and odd turned up, cr if they matched an even to an even, they won $100. Josephine Rarog, 56, from Detroit, was the first Fortune Maker contestant She picked number seven and watched as the wheel went round and round, slowing down then finally tapping on sir. The crows let out an "aoowah" in unison as she half- smiled and went back to her seat The spinning wheel continued and when it the afternoon, four of the Fortune - Maker finally stopped for contestants had come up winners. Rarog won $100; Madgie Perkins, 19, from Flint, won $100' Peter Van Stevendaal, 72, bom Detroit, won $300, and Joel Alien, 45, from Southgate, also wan $300. Van Stevendaal and Allen each selected one more number hoping to win an additional $1,000. An envelope was opened, the number announced and both had lost Van Stevendaal grinned as he waited for his check ands*d"I won't have any trouble spending it 111 probably buy seme lottery tickets and then put the rest in the bank." The winning numbers in the jackpot drawing were: 614,09611 SN photoi/'0** The crowd left the room - they had all lost Woody Hasbany for lucky" held up his jackpot ticket, smflad and said, "Almost I started out The five contestants had already *<* with the first two jackpot numbers." - ■AWoimI $1,400. But when Ibe wheel ^ *