By WIRE SERVICES and STATE NEWS empire."
ROME—John Hannah, former president of Asian and Latin American nations, who own food, short term food aid to meet
MSU and head of the World Food Council
During his presidency, MSU stepped up have 23 delegations to the 13 from
the
its involvement in immediate starvation threat arid a
since January, is under foreign aid projects. It system
pressure to resign. was one of the first
universities to send aid developed nations. of stockpiles to meet
emergency shortages.
The fledgling council ended its first to South Vietnam in the '50s. The declaration said it was essential "to
MSU's
lannah asked
negotiating session Saturday
vote of
of the
no
with
confidence in Hannah. Delegates
underdeveloped countries accused
a assistance program in Vietnam was contro¬
versial because it was
Central Intelligence Agency
allegedly a front for
counterinsur-
nominate an adequate secretariat with a
balanced regional distribution, answerable
to the World Food Council." It voiced
The next
pledges for
meeting will be to seek firm
a $1 billion agriculture fund
which was proposed by the oil producing
him and the secretariat of confidence in council President Sayed Marei nations and supported by the United
being heavily gency operations.
weighted in favor of rich Western states. of Egypt. States.
Hannah said he had no intention of
Shortly after Hannah's retirement, form¬
The delaration reflected
/orld President Nixon appointed him director widespread dis¬
er
The council will also be hunting for $1.1
Food resigning unless asked to do so by UN
Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, who
appointed him.
of the $1.5 billion a year, 18,000-man
Agency for International Development.
He resigned from that
content with the work of the food
which was created to follow-up on
of November's World Food Conference.
council,
promises
million tons of food aid for the year July
1975 to June 1976, having failed at this
spot in 1973, but in session to reach the world food council
Hannah said council criticism of him was The council produced no
November 1974, at 72, he accepted tangible results target of 10 million tons. It only achieved
an attack on the United respon¬ in the last five days of talks. After a final
States, the sibility for organizing the World Food 8.6 million tons.
"favorite whipping boy" of late night session,
delegates agreed they
underdeveloped Conference in Rome.
nations. would have to meet again later this year at Finally, the council will have to resolve a
Hannah said he did not view
Hannah was president of MSU for 28 Saturday's a yet undetermined date. sharp dispute now crippling the stockpile
resolution as personal, but saw it as "based
years, until 1969. In his years here talks. A majority of nations,
on the fact that I
come from the 'United including the
enrollment multiplied form 7,000 to 40,000 States." They agreed to spotlight again the three United States, want the
stockpiles to be
students, a growth rate so phenomenal that main issues which topped the agenda this
The food council, like the United Nations nationally held. Several others, headed by
many people still call MSU "Hannah's year. These are an international agricul¬ Sweden, want them under international
itself, is heavily dominated by African, ture fund to help hungry nations
grow their control.
VOLUME 169 NUMBER 98 MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1975 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824
Gandhi looks for support,
orders food price controls
NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Prime
conviction. Hundreds of lesser protesters declined to give the total but observers
Minister Indira Gandhi, in an apparent bid to also have been rounded up under the er in world politics, said her action was
win noted that more than 400 were
popular support, ordered tough food reported justified.
emergency rules, which allow police to arrested over the last three days in Uttar
price controls Sunday. But officials reported make arrests without trial and bar Pradesh state alone. Gandhi was found guilty by a lower court
continuing scattered resistance to her detainees from appealing to the courts. China continued its outspoken criticism of June 12 of allowing a senior aide to work on
emergency rule decreed to head off national the government spokesman, Dr. A. R. Gandhi by claiming that her government her 1971 election campaign to parliament
agitation for her ouster. Baji, said the total of arrests has risen to a
Vandals attacked property and threw "exercised dictatorial rule" long before the while still a government employe and for
"much larger" figure than the 900
stones at buses in the key previously state of emergency was declared.
However, allowing state government employes to put
states of Bihar and acknowledged across the country. He the Soviet Union, India's long-time
Gujarat and one mob pelted police during an support¬ up rostrums for her rallies.
attempt to force shopkeepers to join a
general strike, the government spokesman
said.
He added that the violence was limited to
a few outbursts and described the
calm despite last week's call, by the
country as
non-Communist opposition for a nationwide
Search ofrooms do
struggle beginning Sunday.
The agitation was intended to bring
pressure on Gandhi to resign from office
while appealing a conviction of violating
election laws in her 1971 campaign for
Parliament.
The spokesman said there was no
judged illegal
indication the anti-Gandhi movement had By BRAD MARTISIUS A spokesman for the Dept. of Public limits of an adult's constitutional rights,"
got off the ground. and
Safety (DPS) said that very few rooms Fox said.
But more than a score of demonstrators PEGGY GOSSETT are entered in the course of a year. He ordered the GVSC authorities to
were hauled in by police swinging bamboo State News Staff Writers "A case would probably get thrown out
strike the search-at-will regulations from
staves to break up the first known protest U.S. District Judge Noel P. Fox ruled of court if we brought it after
entering a their handbook and to dissolve any college
against Gandhi's crackdown in the capital of Friday that the constitutional- rights of room without a search warrant," the records of the trial and judiciary ruling
New Delhi. two Grand Valley State
College (GVSC) spokesman said. from Smith and Smyth's college records.
Censorship students were violated when their Fox ruled that authorities must have a
was imposed under the rooms
"The college authorities were both
Defense of India Rules when the state of were raided by college officials without a search warrant to enter a student's
SN photo/Tim Telechowski disappointed and satisfied with the re¬
declared last Thursday. search warrant.
emergency was dormitory room. Grand Valley State sults," said John Hills, vice-president of
Rocky, the traveling timber wolf, sits placidly in the Old World With the exception of dispatches based on Marijuana was found in the rooms of College regulations had previously permit¬ GVSC.
Village Mall this weekend waiting for someone to scratch his goverment briefings, reports by foreign Charles C. Smyth and Greg Smith in ted college authorities to search a dormi¬
ears, while owner John Harris relaxes. correspondents must be submitted to February. Both were placed on probation tory room if they had reason to believe "The judge has made a decision and we
authorities for scrutiny and written authori¬ for two years by an all-college judiciary there will comply with it."
was a necessity to search.
zation before they can be sent abroad. committee, but no criminal charges were
In ordering the price controls, the prime filed against the two. Smith and Smyth brought suit against Hills said GVSC did not plan to
appeal
The ruling also specified that students GVSC president Arond Lubbers and other the court decision and will amend their
Timber
minister also wrote letters to chief ministers
wolf in all 21 India states ordering them to make
sure the poor had enough to eat.
who pay rent in college dormitories have
the same rights to privacy as homeowners
and tenants of noncampus
college officials to challenge the validity of
these regulations and to object that the
search of their room was in violation of
regulations to comply with the court
decision.
All shops selling essential items such as housing.
However, the ruling is not expected to due process of law.
food and coal must display price lists and
tell wildlif
Smith
to post the amount of stocks they have on hand,
she ordered.
have an impact at MSU because present
University policy prohibits searches of planned on
graduated this spring and
attending law school in the
City
resident hall without fall.
search
not
Her action rooms a
appeared designed to use the
warrant unless a clear and present danger The two students
emergency powers to overcome economic never served proba¬
exists. tion due to Judge
By BRUCE RAY WALKER six weeks because he had eaten
hardships for the poor, as she has promised Fox' temporary res¬
State News Staff Writer to do. It also tended to depict the emergency Gary North, coordinator of residence training order Feb. 14 blocking the college
John Harris and Rocky the timber
gravel and required stomach surgery. declaration halls, said MSU has had a strict policy from taking disciplinary action until the
good thing for the people.
of
as a
"That's how he got his name,"
wolf have traveled all across the
country the last few years for two
Harris said.
He said Rocky, who eats 3 pounds
Since Gandhi ordered emergency
key non-Communist opposition leaders have
rule,
forbidding unauthorized entry of rooms
since 1966.
"I don't remember the last time an
constitutionality of the search was
decided.
"This court
grant
reasons.
of raw chicken every day, is complete¬ been jailed, blunting their plans to campaign rejects the theory that
MSU official entered a residence hall room East Lansing has received approval of its
Rocky's is to allow people to stroke for her resignation over the election-law college officials acting in pursuit of
his coarse coat and see that he is not ly tame, but does not recommend without permission," North said. application for $164,000 in funds under the
wolves
regulations may infringe on the outer
the ferocious beast
as pets. Community Development Act of 1974.
pictured in fairy The U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban
tales. Harris, "We get about 10 wolves a year
though, is trying to tell
People that the wildlife that Rocky is that people get as pets and then Development (HUD) notified city officials
a
part of is in
destroyed by man.
danger of being
decide that they can't handle," Harris
said. CIA head admits illegal actions,
that the funds—the first
three year program—have been
year grant in a
for the year beginning June 18, 1975.
approved
Harris and Rocky, a tame 80-pound, But though Rocky is the attention
East Lansing is eligible for $1,173,000
ffray timber wolf, were at the Old getter wherever they go, Harris said,
World Village Mall on East Grand
River Ave. this weekend
curious toddlers and
allowing
he tries to shift this attention away
from the wolf and to the plight of the
whole wildlife environment.
but denies massive wrongdoing over the three-year period and the $164,000
first year grant is the total amount
available for the initial twelve-month
per¬
wary adults to
scratch a wolfs ears for the first time. iod.
"The timber wolf is an endangered
As the kids WASHINGTON (AP) Central Intelli¬
cautiously watched species and almost 99 per cent of its - investigation was discontinued, he said, Proposed allocations under the first-year
Rocky from a distance Harris would natural numbers have been done gence Agency director William E. Colby after no such involvement was found. plan include $35,000 for expansion of
wax them into coming closer and
away with by man," Harris said as
acknowledged Sunday that some actions of Colby continued his refusal to discuss housing code enforcement, $34,500 for park
[jna'ly they would be stroking another child reached a tentative
his agency were illegal, but maintained allegations of CIA involvement ir plots to land acquisition, $15,000 for neighborhood
Rocky's head. hand forward to touch Rocky. "If we
these were not on a large scale. assassinate foreign leaders, saying a conservation and street tree planting,
I feel the continue this exploitation of our wild Colby, appearing on NBC's "Meet the complete report has been made but that $13,000 to assist in health clinic services and
best way to dispell Press," said, "a number of activities
areas we're not going to have any
our the matter is "not appropriate for public health counseling, $7,500 for the design and
People's ideas that the wolf is a were unlawful in the
vicious animal like those wildlife left in a few years." past.. improvement of community centers, $5,000
pictured in Previously Colby has used the terms He noted only that the agency is to improve the accessibility of the recrea¬
L'ttle Red "We gain a little bit every year as
Riding Hood is to show we educate more and more people
"wrong" or "misstep" in connection with currently under instruction not to have tion center to the handicapped and $2,000 to
them the real
thing," Harris said. about what is happening, but we lose
CIA domestic activities and he repeated anything to do with assassinations. support a housing information and tenant
Most of the kids that come in to see that those words more accurately describe Asked about reports that his agency is assistance agency.
Rocky, he said, have a wide open every year too when things like the
agency actions which have come into engaged in activities trying to remove Also included is $20,000 for administra¬
"and pretty soon are hugging energy crunch drive people to ignore
the wildlife and exploit our natural question within the United States. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, he tion of the overall program and planning of
Rocky." Adults tend to be a little bit He noted that only three agents were
m°re resources further," Harris said. responded, "I categorically deny that." future projects, $17,000 to provide staff and
cautious, he said, and have to disclosed to have infiltrated American
"Unless we keep the wildlife and Colby was asked if the National Secur¬ equipment to implement a housing assist¬
constantly be reassured that Rocky dissident groups, saying this could not be
Wl" not bite. wilderness for people to escape to in ity Agency monitors telephone calls be¬ ance
program and a $14,000 contingency
characterized as "massive illegal domestic tween the United States and foreign fund.
the future we're going to have a lot
Rocky was born in a sanctuary neurotic people, as they keep getting operations." countries. He said that the group Before funds are released by HUD,
Harris helps run outside Yosemite He said the collection of information on monitors foreign communications, but however, the city must conduct environ¬
pushed together in cities," he said as
National Park. He said that they had Americans, mostly FBI files and news¬ would give no details. mental reviews of all the projects which
Rocky tried to get a lick of one child's
'aken paper clippings, was wrong but wa? done Queried to whether computers are may take up to seven weeks.
Rocky away from his mother at ice cream cone.
to determine if there were any foreign
as
used in an attempt to predict the actions No decision has been made yet as to who
connections to dissident groups. The (continued on page 10) COLBY will conduct the reviews.
2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Mondj,ay. June
30,
Foreign policy reform asked
By LESLIE GELB
New York Times
praised for his extraordinary
abilities.
The report charged implicitly substance."
"The entire thrust of the
policy. This appears to reflect a
Asked
that the Pentagon budget had belief that the inflated role
of ah...
Washington — A high level For the last six months, a
gotten out of hand and that the commission's report," he wrote, the Presidency should not comments, Murnk,
commission called Saturday for number of liberal and conser¬ be
State Dept. should exercise "goes toward enshrining the continued but bolstered, not¬
TV writer dividing the posts of Secretary vative senators have been de¬
Serling dead at 50 of State and Asst. to the manding publicly that Kissin¬
more foreign policy control
over military spending. The
pre - eminence of the executive withstanding the experiences
Pwts and said
not
the ^
President for National Security ger give up one of his posts. Pentagon is asking Congress
branch in the conduct of foreign of the last several
years." participated in th^
Television writer-producer Rod Serling, who created and
—
but, the commission indica¬ But the White House has for more than $100 billion in the ^nsworkiorsix^
ted, only after Henry A. resisted, saying that Kissinger coming fiscal year.
then performed as host of "Twilight Zone" and "Night
'Bullets
Kissinger leaves government is a man of unique abilities.
Gallery, "died Saturday at 50. Serling's death came two days service. Both the White House and Indirectly, the commission
after he underwent open heart surgery at Strong Memorial This was one of scores of the State Dept. said they would also criticized the Administra¬
Hospital in Rochester, N.Y. reforms proposed by the Com¬ tion's handling of international
study the commission's report.
He was first hospitalized in Ithaca, N.Y., for two weeks in mission on the Organization of It has economic policy, recommending
no official legislative
the Government for the Con¬ extensive changes in White
May after suffering what was diagnosed as a mild heart standing.
House machinery to insure that
reported in Beiru
attack. Serling was readmitted to the hospital on June 6 and duct of Foreign Policy, which
was established
by Congress foreign economic policy was
placed in intensive care. and President Richard M. coordinated with domestic eco¬
Serling was one of the best known and most honored Nixon two years ago. Its 12 nomic policy and security af¬
writers in television. Such plays as "Patterns" and fairs.
"Requiem members, headed by Robert D.
for a Heavyweight" were prestigious BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)
highlights of Murphy, a former Undersecre¬ The indirect, mild language -
Shooting broke out at one The Israeli state
television's "Golden Age" of drama in the 1950s. Beirut's street fighting hit its
He tary of State and now chairman of the report and its rather point in a district between the ed from radio r
received six Emmy awards, more than any other writer. He of Corning Glass International, fiercest level in a week Sunday, U.S. Embassy and the Washington that
general recommendations for with the official death toll from major was
also received the Peabody and Sylvania awards. were evenly divided among changes on legislative - execu¬ tourist hotels, which
emptied
demanding full eva,„
of the passes
six days of fighting
Congress, the executive branch tive branch relations caused rising to 101, after Beirut's latest round of
1967 war and captured in
and the private sector. Senate majority leader Mike including a 2-month-old baby violence erupted last had turned
found shot dead on a street. All Tuesday. Israel s
demand for
Members of the panel ack¬ Mansfield of Montana, a mem¬ Time bombs blew up several an
JFK tried to roads into the capital were warning radar system h
stop assassination nowledged at a news confer¬
ence Friday that their
ber of the commission, to issue
a written dissent.
blocked by masked gunmen.
stores and a mortar
devastated the office of the
barrage passes that could
help each -
purpose watch the
was to undo the concentration In an appendix, Mansfield Premier-designate Rashid Popular Democratic Front for military ii
of power in foreign policy - Karmai held six hours of the Liberation of
White House officials under President John F. wrote, "Even a cursory reading urgent Palestine, a
Kennedy talks with President Suleiman Marxist guerilla unit.
made an abortive last minute attempt to stop the making that has evolved over of the commission's report is And in Cairo,
the last six years. In their likely to impress the reader
Franjieh, appealed for calm and Beirut Radio advised citizens United States
sources said
assassination of dominican Republic dictator Gen. Rafael is
report, however, Kissinger was with its timidity and paucity of promised to form a new cabinet to stay home and several Wes¬ consid
TrujilloMolinas according to former intelligence officers and to end the violence within the tern embassies told their citi¬
providing Egypt with e
current U.S.
$250 billion in
government sources. next 24 hours. zens not to travel about the
aid, the
A cable from the National Security Council, "We are pained by the bloody city. amount as last year.
was sent
Rooftop snipers and masked The!)
Embassy had no comment,
which is the President's arm for directing
foreign affairs, to
the Central Intelligence Agency station chief in Ciudad
Trujillo (now Santo Domingo) the day before a group of
Suspects in FBI killing incidents in which many inno¬
cent victims have fallen," Kar-
ami said. "I appeal for self-
restraint and love. The presi¬
men with automatic rifles
searched private cars and
checked identity cards and
did announce the
$44 million
build two silos in
signing of
loan agreement
Ale-
Dominicans killed Trujillo in an ambush outside passports of pedestrians. and Cairo.
thecopital. It dent and I have reached positive
hunted as talks collapse
informed the C.I.A. official that the United States could not "We are trapped at home . . .
solutions and I can assure you and we are short of food. We
condone an attempt to overthrow Trujillo's Egyptian sources said
government. that a government will be don't dare open windows. It is les Robinst, U.S. under
formed tomorrow to lead the another Stalingrad here, be¬
PINE nation."
•
tary for economic affairs, -
RIDGE, S.D. (AP) - The FBI on on the reservation his reason for being lieve me," a local resident said in an offer to renew the '
Sunday reported a breakdown in efforts to talk there. Lebanese army units went a telephone interview.
with Indian representatives on terms for into the streets of Beirut to program during talks Satr
Desegregation not working possible surrender of 16 suspects sought in the
U.S. Atty. William Clayton, of Sioux Falls,
S.D., said a rifle and a handgun were found by guard vital establishments and
Security officials were trying
to contact
warring factions to
with President Anwar
and economic minister
slaying of two FBI agents. try to check the fighting. enable residents in the embattl¬
Tah
Stuntz' body next to one of the five Abu Ismail.
At the same time, an FBI buildings on Kuwait and Bahrain told their
spokesman the site. ed Ein Rummaneh and
Chiyah
Faced with the fact that the indicated growing optimism that a related citizens in Lebanon to come districts to vacate their houses
flight of whites is arrest had put them on the trail of
Clayton was interviewed at the shooting
suspects in home immediately and Iraq and seek shelter in safer areas. '
resegregating many previously desegregated schools, some scene. He said he was told that more than a
Southern judges and civil rights lawyers
appear to be
the shootings last Thursday.
dozen weapons were found in the area. asked the Arab League in Cairo Fire in
Services for FBI agents Ronald A. Williams to convene The Beirut fighting started
softening their insistence upon total integration. Newsmen, who were allowed to visit the site an urgent session to
and Jack Coler, killed discuss the Lebanese situation. off in April with machine gun
In a number of key instances in the Thursday outside a for the first time, observed several hundred
past several years —
and in the past several weeks, in
particular — these jurists
farmhouse where they had gone to serve some
warrants, are scheduled for Tuesday.
bullet holes in one building,
center of the siege raised
apparently the
Rocket-launched grenades
slammed into 20 buildings in a
clashes between Palestinian
guerilla factions and militiamen
causes
damag
and attorneys have dropped or modified demands for The FBI said efforts were made to by government of the
negotiate agents who responded to calls for help from the
Beirut port district and mortars right-wing Phalange Some books set on a pl»~
massive busing and have permitted school administrations the surrender of the 16 persons blasted an Armenian school party.
being sought. two FBI agents who died. in hot plate in
to operate neighborhood schools. But agents said they were unsuccessful and no
Authorities earlier referred to bunkers at the operated by Catholic nuns, an
Philips™
Meanwhile, Israeli Defense started a fire which
Their actions seem to be part of a trend that new efforts are scheduled. Armenian club and
may not be scene which could have been used in an ambush a nearby Minister Shimon Peres repeat¬ about $700 damage
limited to the South. Last month, a Los American Indian Movement (AIM) leauer of the two agents. However, the headquarters of the right-wing, Friday
Angeles judge Dennis Banks had proposed the only bunker¬ ed Sunday Israel's refusal to ternoon.
permitted the suburb of Inglewood to scrap its busing plan suspects like facilities in the area
Sunday were two predominantly Christian Pha¬ totally vacate two vital moun¬
because of so-called "white flight." surrender if FBI agents would leave the lange party in a residential area. No one was injured in
dug-out cellars and an animal shelter adjacent tain passes in the Sinai Desert,
blaze and damage was —
If the trend continues, it almost reservation. to Four persons were killed and
a corral.
certainly will play a major Indian supporters said Banks insisted the seven injured in the attacks.
as a new crisis loomed between
to a basement storage room
role in the debate now swirling around James S. The shelter and the cellars are in a ravine Israel and the United! States
Coleman, talks be held off the reservation, but officials of Automatic weapons fire and Philips Hall. Water, smoke
the prominent desegregation
specialist who has begun the Bureau of Indian Affairs would not
bordering the house where the siege took over Middle East peace moves.
comply. place.
the thump of rockets and falling plaster accounted
arguing that court-ordered busing is counterproductive Banks was a key figure in the mortars could be heard all over In its terms for a limited Sinai most of the damages.
because it results in resegregation. Some of his old allies in 71-day The bodies of the agents were found at one
occupation of the village of Wounded Knee on end of the ravine, where the car of one of the the city, turned into a sunwash- settlement with Egypt, Israel
the long integration The fire was reported at
struggle think he is retreating. the Pine Ridge Reservation in 1973. ed ghost town as Lebanese and has agreed to surrender the
agents also was found, Clayton said. The other p.m. Friday when a
Agents said they felt they were close to agent's car was found at the opposite end of foreign residents heeded radio Western slopes of the passes, discovered smoke coming
finding the shooting suspects because of the the ravine. The farmhouse was near the
calls to stay off the streets. but wants to retain the eastern
the room, which was being
arrest Saturday of Herman Thunder Hawk, one "It is hell here, bullets are
ravine's center. reaches, which face Israel, by a student organization,
POWs praise Nixon's of the four persons named in warrants carried pouring like rain. Children are Peres told the newspaper Haar-
dignity by the agents who were killed.
The Thunder Hawk arrest "might shed
Thunder Hawk, arrested by the South
Dakota Highway Patrol about 100 miles from shivering and women scared to etz.
hall was evacuated after
alarms sounded.
light" the reservation at Murdo, S.D., faces death," said a resident in a
the whereabouts of the charges
on
shooting suspects, of assault with a deadly mostly Christian area which
FBI spokesman said, but he would not weapon and robbery on
Nearly 200 former American prisoners of war have an
an Indian reservation.
seemed to be a constant target
te News is published by the students of Michigan State University evefi
praised former President Richard M. Nixon for comment further. Officials have not said if The charges are related to an incident last of machine gun and rocket fire.
negotiating during Foil, Winter and Spring school terms, Monday, Wednesdoy, ant
their release with "pride and Thunder Hawk was among the 16
dignity" from Vietnamese POW shooting Monday in which a man and his son allegedly uring Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published ir
camps.
suspects. were held against their will. ss postage paid at Eost Lansing, M
The search on the sprawling reservation was
The former prisoners said Nixon's decision Teddy Paul Pourie, also named in the FBI
to order being conducted by 345 Student ServicesBuildin
massive bombing of North Vietnam forced
an FBI force of nearly 200 warrants the agents were attempting to
is,
the North agents.
Vietnamese to negotiate. The FBI also said it has established the
serve
Thursday, was arrested that day at his
home away from the shooting site.
identity of an Indian found dead at the scene The FBI said it had tentatively identified
where two FBI agents were killed
Thursday. some of the suspects in the Williams and Coler
He was listed as Joseph Bedell Stuntz, 24, an
shootings and had recovered automatic wea¬
Indian from the Lapwai Agency, Coeur
FDA will label pons, ammunition and explosives at the
contraceptive D'Alene, Idaho.
There had been earlier reports listing the
farmhouse where the shootings occurred.
The search for the
dead man as either Joe Roberts, 21, of Seattle, suspects on the 2.7
million-acre reservation, the
In the wake of 43 known IUD Wash., or Little Joe Killsright, 18, of the Pine second-largest in
deaths, the Food and the nation, was conducted with
Drug helicopters, an
Administration is proposing the first uniform Ridge Reservation. airplane, armored personnel carriers and FBI
labeling for The FBI said Stuntz found dead after
intrauterine contraceptive devices used was a
agents on foot.
by about four gun battle at the farmhouse and they said he
million American women. FBI Director Clarence
Taste better
wore a jacket that had
Kelley will attend the
Such labeling now is required on only two other belonged to one of the funeral for Williams in Glendale, Calif., and will
dead FBI agents. The FBI spokesman said
prescription products: oral contraceptives and aerosolized go to Long Beach, Calif., for Coler's funeral
agents had no idea how long Stuntz had been later Tuesday.
asthma drugs.
The IUD labels would advise
physicians to examine
patients carefully beforehand, explain insertion and
removal techniques, and describe adverse
problems to look for.
reactions or
They would also give results from clinical trials on rates of
pregnancy and expulsion, and reasons and frequency of
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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Monday, June 30, 1975 3
Prof feels
By PEGGY GOS8ETT He is currently performing
cancer inevitable
produced by a similar mecha¬ chemicals. ence are partly
State News Staff Writer several experiments on dogs nism in germ tissue responsible for a person lived in Florida where
can alter An enzyme is a product of
currently increasing cancer fre¬ he was continually exposed to
If nothing else gets you, and human cells grown in eggs and sperm which can one's genes which enable che¬
cancer inevitably will, said cultures at MSU to test his quencies," Trosko said. the sun's ultraviolet rays, drove
produce altered offspring." mical reactions to be performed These four categories of ef¬
James E. Trosko, MSU asso¬ theories. This change in germ tissue
a high - powered auto, received
in the body. fluents
ciate professor of human devel¬ Cancer occurs because of
are: radiation treatment and had a
passed on through offspring is Trosko said that an example
opment. faults in the chemical mecha¬ called a mutation. Trosko said
•Physical agents such as X - history of cancer in his family
of this type of gene is one which rays, ultraviolet radiation. did not that this fictitious
Trosko drew parallels be¬ nisms that normally repair that one type of mutation is a
mean
tween cancer and aging, saying produces more enzymes in the •Chemical agents in drugs, person would get cancer, but
DNA, the genetic material genetic predisposition to can¬
that if a person evaded all other lung than the normal person food, water of the atmosphere that the possibility was greater
within cells which controls cell cer, meaning that the suscepti¬ has. This makes him or her and in hormones produced by than normal.
diseases and accidents which structure and function, Trosko bility and likelihood of contrac¬ more susceptible to lung can¬ our own bodies.
cause death, his chances of said. ting cancer can be passed on cer, by converting a chemical in
"We can reduce the fre¬
contracting cancer are just as "Because more and more from parent to child through
•Biological agents such as
cigarette smoke which damages viruses. quency of cancer by controlling
high as his chances of death DNA repair errors accumulate these mutated genes. the kinds of things we are
from aging.
a gene. If the person had the •Cultural agents such as
with time, given enough time, Trosko said the likelihood of exposed to, but since the pro¬
normal amount of enzymes he human values and laws that
Trosko also said that all we'd all contract cancer," he an individual cess is built into our biology,
cancers are caused by environ¬
contracting can¬ could not convert the cigarette control our exposure to auto
said. He said he found that cer depends on whether or not chemicals enough to hurt him. elimination of cancer is impos¬
mental factors such as X rays, exhausts, smog or to Freon.
-
faults in DNA repair mecha¬ he is born with one of three Another type of defective sible," Trosko said.
Scientists speculate that Freon
exposure to automobile ex¬ nism are responsible for produ¬ types of mutant genes. gene which leads to cancer is may lead to destruction of the Trosko is a National Cancer
hausts, smog and drugs found cing both cancer and the aging The first type are defective
in one which cannot produce the earth's ozone layer and to an Institute Research Career De¬
our food and water.
process and that these faults genes that make enzymes increase in skin cancer due to
Trosko released his theories proper enzymes to repair itself, velopment awardee and has
are passed on from generation which break down chemicals
at the International
Trosko said. increased ultraviolet radiation. several federal grants for can¬
Symposium to generation. that damage DNA. " Unless An example
on
Aging and Cancer in Wil¬ of this is the Trosko said that just because cer - related research projects.
"Errors in the DNA of a body these enzymes are produced,
gene that is so sensitive to
liamsburg, Penn. in May, where cell can lead to both aging and the body is incapable of resis¬ ultraviolet rays that the person
he was the key speaker.
cancer," Trosko said. "Errors ting these DNA damaging must be
-
kept, literally, in a
plastic bag his whole life. This
is due to his inability to produce
enzymes which protect him
Meditator's death against the ultraviolet light,
called the xerodermapigmento-
sum syndrome, Trosko said.
This condition is not as drasti¬
cally it sounds, Trosco Most people would figure their money was
rare as gone forever if they
baffles authorities
said. lost a wallet containing $193 in cash.
He said this is a condition David Collison, 1050 Waters Edge Dr. was
grasping at straws
which can be detected before when he reported a missing wallet to
police Tuesday.
birth, and the parents can opt Miracles still happen, however. Jamie Savvas, an MSU
ANN ARBOR (UPI)-
for an abortion in this case. student, found the wallet and turned it in to East Lansing police.
Yoga his backyard, got interested in attached to the material world The third type is a deficiency Collison was contacted and when he came to pick
experts say a 29-year-old up his wallet, he
man yoga about two years ago. He with a symbolic mechanism in the immunity system, part of found every cent still there.
who apparently died while "as- visited India at least once to called a "silver cord." If that what Trosko calls the "surveil¬
troprojecting" his soul from his study under a yoga master and cord breaks, according to ex¬ lance system" which keeps A six-pack of beer can sometimes cause more than a
body was experimenting with a taught yoga classes at the local perts, the person's physical hangover.
tumors and cancer in check. A Dept. of Public Safety officer was left with cuts and bruises
dangerous form of meditation. YMCA. body dies.
"All the masters warn spiri¬ Trosko said all cancers are on the face after he was assaulted
early Saturday morning by a
Antosczcyk told friends two "Astroprojection has no prac¬ caused by environmental fac¬ drunk wielding a six-pack at the University Club pool on Forest
tual aspirants to keep away days before his death that he tical purpose," Dhamapati M.
from astroprojection because it
tors. These factors can be Road.
was going into his room to said. "It's simply a magic trick
is dangerous," Dhamapati M„ a found especially in our techno¬ The officer was attempting to apprehend the man, who was
attempt a state of astroprojec¬ as far as spiritual leaders are
spokesman for the Integral tion and did not want to be
logical society, in its products trespassing at the pool, when the man tried to run. He was
concerned. It is only for those which make us happy in the
SN photo/Tim Telechowski Yoga Institute, said Sunday. disturbed. who
pursued by the officer, but when caught, the man decided to fight
are still involved in a short run but which can cause back with the only weapon available, a six-pack of Michelob.
Fhis little Pathologists are baffled by His lifeless body was found powerful, egoist trip."
angler is contemplating one of the the mysterious June 3 death of on the floor of the room. The Another yoga expert said she
cancer in the long run. Other officers were called to assist and the man was finally
treat mysteries of life on the MSU campus: if "The effluents of our afflu¬ arrested and arraigned on charges of assaulting a police officer.
Robert Antosczcyk, an Ann body was in a yoga position that knew of no cases where a
Ife indeed does exist in this particular part of Arbor yoga instructor who was is used for deep meditation, flat person attempting astroprojec¬
lampus. From his vantage point under the in almost perfect physical on his back with his thumbs tion had died, but warned it is a
■arm Lane bridge, the answer to him must seem health. between his index and middle form of meditation that few open thuriday and friday nights until nine
If Antosczcyk died from ex¬
1 definite "no." cessive
fingers. people are qualified to teach,
meditation, patholo¬ Yoga experts explain astro- much less try.
gists
first.
say it would be a medical projection as a type of medita¬
tion in which a person's soul
"Someone that experiments
with astroprojection is doing
CLEARANCE
"He was in perfect health," journeys through the "astral just about the same thing as
>rd will visit said his mother, Lillian Antos¬
czcyk, who added that her
did not smoke drink
son
plane" of the universe.
Upon entering the state of
experimenting with drugs," she
said. "It is not a goal of yoga
of
or or use astroprojection, the partici¬ and it is not a safe spiritual
drugs. "His death is a mystery pant's soul or consciousness is path." men's, students' and boys'
lackinac Island
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lmobiles, a hotel with the
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BRAD MAR
One day with the
Washington press
The streets of Washington,D.C., were nearly deserted. It was
haughtiness. "You should
about 11:30 on a muggy Thursday night and I was a tourist, stop talkine lik» i u
seeing And so on it went. We could talk
,
the Washington sights from a dark and quiet
perspective. already had the compulsory serious like tw\ ayae'" I
discussion i ,"86 We
jonrnali™7^f5°" *5" J
My ears and my head still hurt because of the pressure changes I of finding job,
ol jobs in journalism the
had undergone as my airliner descended into
Washington's time to leave to meet with night befnrl d)Utthe®fic2
National Airport a day and a half earlier. I was
surprised that the an
unwilling prisoner being dragged
Washington's medi* media kk- ■* " wWas 3
pain was still nagging me as I tried to shut it out so that I might
better enjoy my trip.
by the legsllTf Cfin, 'N
But a funny thing
I was almost completely alone in a
strange and important town.
happened though I was s|„»,
first. Every person I met
I was overwhelmed by the size and
there. I marvelled at the opulence of the
significance of the landmarks being with personalities, attitudes,
was
magically tranrfol
Watergate complex, as liked them and problems
'1GET MORE PUBLICITY JUST SITTIN'
much a part of our national
heritage now as the Lincoln Memorial, tell .bout
they liked us. They wanted tT! 4®bitk,>"
themselves.
«T
HERE... which could be seen from the
Watergate in a spotlighted halo. question* about . reporter1, life in
W, J
The Washington Monument stood tall and "ill,
strong and simple Don Sider, the news editor of
about three miles away and it reminded me of a Time Magazine
past I never knew, one who hated t. >
one in which
people seemed more self assured and confident of
-
Richard Nixon. g 8aid he
"I think most of us in the
their destinies. Suddenly I was media felt sorrv for him
very tired and I longed for the problem was that he was unable
•• k
comparative safety of my hotel room where I could comfort myself to
John Tingwall confused about himself and he drew communicate h™, "
Editor-in-Chief with Johnny Carson's whoopee - cushion humor and a
good night's
a lot of
fire £1
Margo Palarchio
Steve Orr
Advertising Manager rest.
i Be^afiee'ih!,rnanagiIlg 6dlt0r of the Washingt'oTpl^
about the drudgery of the
work done bv vK
Melissa Payton
News Editor
Opinion Page Editor
I dreaded tomorrow because that was the
and I were to meet with some of
day that my group Bernstein while unravelling the t'10®
Washington's journalistic "It's ndt that glamorous," he said. Watergate com
Nancy Crane
JoeKirby
National Editor luminaries. I knew we would be shuffled in and out
again of their tough field to find a job in."
"It doesn't Dav L\
Pay weU and> it's •
Sports Editor busy lives. They have no time for a bunch of schmuck
Carol Klose
Copy Chief students, I thought.
college We met with
people from NBC and United
Rob Kozloff still later that day. The Press Int.™ ,
Photo Editor The rain was pouring from a leaden quality we noticed in
Mary Ann ChickShaw. . Staff Representative
sky when I awoke the next
morning. "Yeech," I said as I shut the drapes, trying to
people who were the definitions of
success in the
nearly J3
Editorials ore the opinions of the Stote forget journalism was a consistent combination of u J
Sue McMillin Night Editor about the upcoming day.
s. Viewpoints, columns and letters They enjoyed their work.
realism anH 1
are personal opinions. However, as I ate breakfast in the hotel
restaurant, other
ptlraisil
members of our little group It hazy that evening after a long day of
began to appear. We had all met for was
the first time the day before but I felt
comfortable and at ease now cool and pleasant as I sat on the mall near the visitinir butit J
as we mocked each other
about the drawbacks of relaxed and mallow. Capitol id
living in our
EDITORIALS respective home states. There were six of us from all over the
country.
"You never use articles in
The next day was
sunny and warm as my airliner
Washington. It was foggy when I landed three took off fn«
your speech," the Coloradan told me. couldn't see anything. But this days before uS
"And you say your words too fast and time I sat by the
take long pauses between window «T
Bar-packing
stared out as the sun bathed sights of
phrases. Just like most Midwesterners." -
Washington
calls "You're a cowboy chauvinist," I informed him
with mock
beneath me. As the airliner climbed ever
to return to this town.
passed
higher, I knew I wai
sloi
Alle-Ey has been left off the hook — for awhile All through that time, violations went
anyway. on, with bar
East Lansing District Court Judge Daniel
owners
allowing conditions like those that led to the
deaths of 24 New Yorkers after a fire in a
Letter policy
Tschirhart last week dismissed an crowded
overcrowding discotheque there last summer. As long as The Opinion Page welcomes all — and phone number,
charge against the nightspot on grounds that part of letters. Readers should follow a
the city's building code is overcrowding is profitable, innkeepers see nothing Letters should be 25 lines ork
unconstitutional, though Stock few rules to insure that
the Alle-Ey was found
guilty of another hazardous
wrong with literally "packing 'em in"
many car bias as many and may be edited for conmmtL
weekends. letters as possible appear in print, to fit more letters on the
practice: blocking its exits with waiting lines of We are writing about an article that did All letters should be typed on page. |
And now the city's legal action
patrons. against overcrowd¬ not appear on the Opinion Page — but it
Now its up to ing has failed. Tschirhart ruled the should have. We are 65-space lines and triple-spaced. No unsigned letters \
city council to write an enforceable overcrowding referring to the article Letters must be signed, and
building code so that if the notorious weekend charge invalid because of the building inspector's written by Frank Fox about
Spartan accepted. Names are tw'tWiel|
"arbitrary" power to determine capacity limits in Speedway in your June 23 issue. It is include local address, student, from publication only far j
people-packing in a local bar happens again, then unbelievable in this day and age that a faculty
zap! — East Lansing can file suit with a reasonable city buildings. or staff standing — if any cause.
newspaper with the reputation of the State
chance of success and Meanwhile, the city is left with an important
profit-hungry bar owners may News would print an article that is so
finally be deterred from allowing dangerous section of its building code
crippled. Council must personally biased and oblivious of journalis¬
tic ethic.
overcrowding in their establishments. immediately go to work to spell out the way in which It appears that Mr. Fox tried to make the
Almost since its opening two years capacity limits are determined to give the code real
ago, the best of a personally unpleasant
Me*Ey has been repeatedly warned by city officials teeth with which to assignment.
snare violators. He failed. For one more dollar he could
against exceeding its capacity limits. Finally, after have viewed the races from the
Only the threat of a constitutional and strict city pits, talked
newspaper accounts of the shoe-horning of patrons ordinance with stiff fines and possible
to the drivers first hand and found
out
inside bars like Lizard's,
Dooley's and the Alle-Ey, jail sentences about the many safety features that are
the city filed complaints against the sardine-like treatment of bargoers can required on all cars that race at Spartan
against the Alle-Ey in make sipping beer on a Saturday night in town Speedway. As a matter of fact, it is
November and January. as
relaxing and hazard free as it should be. probably more dangerous to drive down
Grand River Avenue
during rush hour.
There was a staff column
concerning
street racing by Mr. Fox in the same issue.
India moves toward
Though the very same prejudices showed
through very strongly, the article made a
good point and was printed where it
Recent actions in India, ever since the "elections belongs, on the Opinion Page.
scandal" powers "soon," most likely if the court decides she So lets clean up this guy's act a little in
involving Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and can stay in office. If the court rules against her, Mrs. the future. Maybe Mr. Fox could
write
up to her recent invoking of nearly unlimited Gandhi cannot, under the Indian more
objectively about knitting.
emergency powers, raise more questions than they interfere with the verdict. constitution, Jack A. Hathaway
answer, but one thing is clear: the world's Diane J.
largest India once was a proud refutation of Hathaway
democracy is in danger. the belief that 3347 Glenbrook
News censorship has only totalitarianism, as in China, could
partly obscured events, but rule such a huge, effectively
it is known that Mrs.
Gandhi, citing "deep and poverty-ridden country.
widespread conspiracy" against her government,
"It is India's genius to survive
by fomenting Housing discontent
has jailed about 1,100 diversity," Mrs. Gandhi said early this year. "We
opposition politicians and deliberately chose the democratic system though we RegardingUUI Linda Charette's June 25
other critics, and
imposed strict control of the knew it was slower in its viewpiont? around the villages, then fine. these are not workable solutions. We wiM
ways." We'll sow
once-freewheeling Indian press. If Mrs. Gandhi is not thrown
Your "love it or leave it" attitude is most discontent. How do you think a eradicate the vast majority of our social M
out of office and then illogical. Of course the State News printed group of
The "conspiracy" confirms the opposition's worst fears married housing residents was able to when we each, as individuals, come totnutH
apparently was the threat to her by making a °"ly V6 ne&at[ve,side of the story! How convince the board of trustees to table our
continuation in office earlier this month when a others, and that will only come about when*
court convicted her of minor violations of the
local
election
mockery of her earlier words
emergency powers and delaying next year s
-
by retainig
election
Ton .7w^ ^ti™
rent increase until the situation can
studied? Not by sitting back and
be we each, as individuals, know that we
worthy of the trust that we would
law. Mrs. Gapdhi has
appealed the case to the Indian
—
there will be only one check left on must exist. • What do you think we have on the
advantages of the place.
reflecting
It took others extend to us. Society and its
>ve|
India's slide been trying to do for the last few years?
Supreme Court, which will allow her to stay in office toward dictatorship. That will be
Mrs. Gandhi's own You infer we
discontent and a jar of roaches. cannot do that for us because no one el*H
are not
until the appeal is decided.
knowledge that further repression will brand her as understanding of the Consider the costs of
running a univer¬ can be responsible for what I do but roe. ■
University's problems, and that we are sity, Well
you say. tell I am saddened at the loss of the
Mrs: Gandhi says she will lift the the assassin of political freedom
for 600 million guilty of sowing discontent when we
no one can
University is as poor as some of our married
me the
and would like very much to
l*p|
emergency people. complain. Well, if that is what it takes to students who must work to
stay in school, returned, but I am saddened raore ca L
havej-
correct some of the
horrendous neglect and take as long as
eight years to get a my message was either not clear ortna ■
bachelor's degree.
VIEWPOINT: HUMA There are many
things I like about
chose, for whatever reason, to
do not feel angry or vindicative an
igno»1■J
■
Spartan Village, and I agree with all the not desire to prosecute, even if I knew "■
advantages you mentioned. These niceties, you were; the return of the bicycle would in¬
however, don't mean much to the poor sufficient for both of us. L
Group vitality
By BILL BOISINEAU diversity and ambivalence
up to individual
family scratching for every penny, the
mother who sees a roach
crawling on her
baby, the family living with the noise of the
railroad and the fear that their kids will
crawl through the
gaping holes, the couple
In the event that you choose not to
it is my hope that the bicycle
as much pleasure and satisfaction a
brought me in the short time
privileged to be its
w«?J■
1
■
People need to live in trust and fraternal members of a group that aids the
among the
group (or
objectivity. Stagnation perpetuates stag¬ Some of the disasterous
consequences of
who hasn't had a
working oven since they careta^Hamjjro«J
laboratory. specialw^H
cooperation with others, whether nation, and just as a police department community (individual) stagnation are vi¬ moved in, etc.
they community) in its change with the times. We do not "neglect our computer
admit it cannot investigate itself on
or not.
Certainly most of you, at Without this individual input, the charges of vidly illustrated at the macro level of concerns;" we are concerned. And we will
one time in group will corruption, neither can a member of a group continue to be concerned.
your life, have felt lost not cease to grow, and stagnate. society (group). Watergate, and all other
when he is immersed in its
having your usual group of friends around. atmosphere.
A state of
wantonness, or
It is therefore the
responsibility of the The state of temporary loneliness, the
political corruption could have been mini¬
mized, if not eliminated, if the electorate 1642A
Pat Mallette
Sunken beer cans
nothingness, individual member to provide this input of Spartan Village
state of nothingness that so
enveloped your life when you were dis¬ individuality, creativity and variety for the many of us had not become submissive to the
govern¬
located from
or
community.
your regular group of friends, community's well - being. Without this
individual input, not only will the
deplore, is an excellent opportunity to
divorce oneself from all sentiment, and face
mental machinery that is
supposed to
provide unity, leadership and identity for Bike theft
Many of u^ have a certain
for the outdoors, as indicate ■Pjjgjj
1
If this state of suspension lasts for a group the void, and reflect upon it. Use this time this country. A Orr's recent article entitled
deteriorate as a total entity, but also will for its optimum benefit. Ask participatory democracy is This is intended ^
considerable length of time, it
detrimental to the well
may be the individual. It must be realized that
not group or
yourself if the
community to which you belong is
essential in providing for a vital,
growing
as an
person or persons who removed
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Author tells conference
ecology helps
By JEFF MERRELL Congress on Friday to impose a
economy
increase in labor production,
State News Staff Writer five - year moratorium on auto develop a workable fuel recy¬ -
which reduces the number of
Environmentalist Barry emission standards. cling system — none of the
jobs. three reprocessing plants in the
Commoner said Friday that a "These assumptions — that
rational concern for energy United States work will
our economic ills cannot be "If we wish to cure the entire —
conservation and environmen¬ shorten the limited life of the
cured unless we forego the complex of environmental, en¬
tal quality will cure current uranium supply.
luxury of rational use of our ergetic and economic problems,
economic ills, rather than wor¬ environmental and energy re¬ there is, then, an option. We
"Unless the problem is sol¬
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faulty tech¬ ved, then the entire nuclear
Commoner, author of "The facts on their heads," nologies so that they conserve
Closing Circle" and director of Commoner said. energy and environmental qua¬
industry will go down the drain,
and we'll end up with a few
the Center for the Biology of "Seen right side up the lity, are sparing of capital, and nuclear white elephants," he
Natural Systems at Washing¬ relations among the environ¬ produce meaningful jobs," he said.
ton University in St. Louis, was ment, energy and the economy said.
the keynote speaker at a con¬ show that most of our pollution ENCHANTMENT'
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problems, nearly all of our
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ters, held at Kellogg Center.
energy problems and the eco¬
continued use of nonrenewable
energy resources — such as
future, energy needs will have
to be met by
using renewable
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The noted biologist and eco- run out of both coal, oil and uranium — will resources.
capital and jobs, ruin the present production
logist told approximately 150 have the same basic cause.
system. "We have to use a renewable
educators and businessmen They all derive from the
that the current move to bol¬
ster the economy
sweeping post - war changes in "It is a simple fact that the
source,
source we
and one
have is the
renewable
sun,
uwsfic
by easing the production system," he
modern production system as a which comes
pollution standards and energy said. up every day," he
whole cannot be self - sustained said.
conservation measures is mis¬ Since World War II, shifts to
with respect to energy until the
directed. energy - efficient and capital - needed energy is obtained from The energy conference also
Commoner said the move efficient means of production —
a renewable source, such as the featured William Rosenberg,
was being spearheaded by the such as
using synthetic fabrics chairman of the Michigan Pub¬
Ford Administration sun," Commoner said.
—
shortly for clothes instead of natural lic Service Commission
before President Ford urged fibers has demanded an He added that the
(PSC),
—
supply of and Hugh Daly, president of
uranium, the basic fuel source
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
for nuclear power, will disap¬
MSU
pear in the next 10 to 20 years. Cosponsors of the conference TheTrial
veterina Commoner said that the fai¬
lure of the nuclear industry to
were the PSC and the MSU
Center for Urban Affairs.
(sum^schoo®
Billy Jack teachers
environmentalist
Two MSU faculty members
died last week.
Project, an effort with a long
record of promoting environ¬
[STREISAND & CAA
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Johnston, a veterinarian and ap¬
preciation.
physiologist on the MSU facul¬ Though he retired from
ty for the last 30 years, will be MSU in 1972, he continued to
held at 2:30 p.m. today in head the project and
Gorsline-Runciman's organize
East the Michigan summer work¬
Chapel. shops held at Higgins Lake.
Johnston died unexpectedly He served
early
frequently as a
Friday in a Lansing consultant, authored numerous
hospital. He was 64. articles and contributed to
He taught vocational
agri¬ several books. He was a
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recipient of the American
Missouri before joining the Assn. for m
MSU
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Ihigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Monday, June 30, 1975 7
ittle's case concerns womens'
»y ELLIS COSE
[icago Sun-Times
Kickers treat her like a
her as a whore. Her virtues are
debated in the national media.
And she travels the country,
behalf. Such is the life of a
symbol.
She prefers to be called
larly articulate. Nor is she
particularly attractive. She is
slender and average.
That is a
sweeping generali¬
zation, yet the Joanne Little
use their talents as
they should, that they fear
widely as
rights
appealed the conviction when
the alleged rape incident occur¬
"Women in prison. . .don't
have a voice," she said. "I was
has raised a crucial ques¬
|er detractors denounce appearing at rallies given in her Joanne Little. (Her given name She has been asked
case
losing their jobs if they tell the red. there. I saw what was happen¬
is why her tion in this era of women's truth." She says she will tell it
Joan.) She is a 20-year-old case is so important. That experience and her
ing. Somebody had to take the
rights. That is whether a just as it is. experience in prison after being
Lerilias free two black woman who has become
famous because she killed a
white jail guard in Beaufort
woman has the
right to defend
herself against rape if that
defense results in the attacker's do.
But she
quite sure
really seemed not
of what she wants to
For though she talked of
charged with the murder open¬
ed her eyes, said Little.
"I've become aware of the
responsibility," she said. "I
didn't ask for it."
The platform will not last
forever. Asked what message
death.
County, North Carolina, last working in the prisons she court system and the condition she wished to get across while
Her case represents an ideal
[Zaire Saturday August. She says he was trying added minutes later that she of
"It's not only happening in test for that question. It is also prisoners in the jail," she people still listened to her,
to rape her. feels "they" will never let her said. "It's hardto be in jail, hard
North Carolina," she said. ideal for those who question the Little replied: "Prison condi¬
Her situation, into another prison.
say her attor¬ "Situations like mine are hap¬ "They" to be a prisoner. Prisons are tions need to be changed."
neys, was the situation of many large numbers of blacks sitting apparently would see her as a
_j SALAAMI, Tanzania (AP) - The father of an pening around the country. on death row in North Carolina something to break you down." A little later she added: "I
student released by Marxist guerillas after six women in small-town Southern
Through this (rallies) we can get disruptive influence. She recalled finding strength
n
weeks and elsewhere. And her case is It is not surprising that her
,
thought the system was fair. I
Kjty said Sunday it is his "hope and expectation" that the jails who have found themselves the people to act." in the letters that arrived saw that Nixon walked away
alone with the frenzied passions ideal for those concerned about
goals are not quite clear. Until
Kg hostage, Stephen Smith, will be released later this of unscrupulous jailers. But her
Act to do what?
conditions in prisons. her recent fame she seemed
(sometimes 25 to 30 daily) once
her case was publicized, of
and here I am, just an
average
To build centers for rape girl from
situation also
Little is aware of the
implica¬ destined for the sort of life that
a country town, and
fccessity, because of the delicate situation associated was different, victims, she responded. To painting her cell, making it less they want to make it so I don't
with tions in her case, and she has befalls so many indigent
they add, for she not only killed
Jg his release, I cannot discuss it further at this time," her alleged attacker, but also
push for prison reform. tried zealously to live
up to her black persons.
young
She'd been
dreary and of swiping towels to
make bathrobe to replace the
exist any more."
■rman Hunter of Atherton, Calif., at a news conference, It is clear she has been role. She talks of
a She took a bite from the
ll-year-old daughter, Carrie Jane Hunter, and Emilie escaped to' tell the story. listening to some of the women's actively arrested a few times before prison-issued pajamas that sandwich that had been brought
She sat in chair in her hotel working for prison reform once being convicted last year, along
Jin, 25, from the Netherlands, were freed Saturday by
a
fidgeting. Looking just
groups that have rallied to her her case is tried (the trial
begins with her younger
were falling apart. up for her. The interviewer
Killas in Zaire, the former Belgian Congo. They crossed
room, a defense. Later she added that
July 14) and of going to college
brother, of She is inconvenienced by her turned to her mother and asked
little uncomfortable in her neat breaking and entering. She was
■nganyika by boat to the town of Kigoma and flew to the outcome of her murder trial to become a journalist. security guard. Before her whether she minded her daugh¬
green dress and fashionable sentenced to 7 to 10 years and
Balaam. "will affect a lot of women, will "I feel fame, "I never needed to have ter becoming a celebrity. The
orange scarf, she is not particu-
news reporters don't was in jail while her
attorneys
|r and Bergmann also appeared at the news conference
affect all women." someone following me around," mother, Jessie Williams, mum¬
I they were reluctant to speak about their she said. bled, "No."
captivity and
■for fear of jeopardizing efforts to obtain the release of
■ear-old Smith, who is from Garden Grove, Calif.
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Bergman's creativity
in 'Scenes from
By EDDRUDZATS make a
truly revealing state¬ such if only some other director
State News Reviewer ion of the gifts that have made to make this film rather than
ment about how human
When Ingmar Bergman takes beings had made it. For Bergman, it is
him one of the greatest direc-
react with each other, be it
in a
slacking off of his creative
only half of the powers he has.
out his scapel and tors of our time, it's
begins to marriage or without. just that "Scenes from a Marriage is
dissect powers, a reliance on another
emotions, dreams and relation¬
human Instead, the most revealing
thing in this film is the accuracy
medium and
mentality to allow for
that medium's
a slighter
one can't
help but wish that
Bergman had used all his gifts
currently playing at the State
Theater in East Lansing. CIGARETTES
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Bergman hits the
is sure and the dissection done
emotions that would be domin¬
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stifling institution, to expose
a minor one that
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how detrimental the loss of SILVER BAY, Minn. (UPI) the delta. He said it could be 10% OFF OUR PRICE ON
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Such is the with
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any real weight or significance the adverse effects of be stabilized with
Bergman's latest film "Scenes is that Bergman has thrown in parental heavy rocks, a on-land discharge of its taconite
from a and social influences in Canadian engineer testified
a
Marriage." few choice morsels for his pushing at a tailings, as ordered by the
Had anyone else but two people together who public hearing Thursday
Ingmar ardent admirers and per¬ on federal courts, includes stabili¬
Bergman made "Scenes from actually haps did not need the institu¬ Reserve's application for state zation of the beach. The delta in
a fashioned the film so that those tion to find fulfillment in their
Marriage," it would be permits to build an on-land
ranked unfamiliar with his work would lives. disposal system for its waste
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be able to
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plant was formed during the
past two years when Reserve
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fesults Automatic stick shift $600. 355 $300/month. 2 blocks from house. Pool table, bar. Summer Mason, $70 and $95/month,
-
evenings, 337-0164. 2-6-30 Resurrection Church. Call Pat Call Marv 337-2091. 3-7-2 includes utilities, share rest of
8095. 5-7-3
Saunto, 371-2800 9-4:30 pm 484- house. No pets. Available
DO IT in a VW
Excellent. Must sell. 355-8226
Bus, 1970. [ f*m3M 6403 after 5 pm. 3-6-30 BANCROFT PARK, near.
bedroom, remodeled older home.
4 immediately.
2-6-30
Call 676-4601.
after 5 pm. 5-7-9 TV AND Stereo Rentals. $25/ LARGE ROOM in modern attrac- Fireplace, dishwasher, lots of
Jutomotive
■ Scooters & Cycles
term. $10.95/month. Free same tive house.
Available July 1.
Many extras. trees, $220 plus utilities. 355- ROOMS FROM $16 per week
day delivery and service. Call 337-0195. 8101 or 349-9348. 5-7-7 including utilities, parking
■ Parts S Service | Motorcycles jg NJJAC.J37-1010. C-6-6-30 10-7-16
NEED 2 to sublease house fall
available, one
campus, summer and fall leasing,
block from
■ Aviation STUDENT COMPACT "REFRIGERATORS
DISCOUNT at
-
WANTED 2 men for 4 man, 5 term. Pets welcome. 5 minutes 215 Louis Street, 351-4495.
ldPLOYMENT SHEP'S. Bring ID, save 10% on TV'S. Term rates. Free delivery. bedroom house. Microwave, from campus 332-3132 afternoon, 7-7-11
fcR RENT all leathers, helmets and accesor- color t.v., washer/dryer. $55. 5.7.7
(Apartments ies. See Darlene, SHEP'S
MOTOR SPORTS, INC.
484-8864. 1-6-25 MALE LARGE, pleasant room.
■ Houses Holt, EAST LANSING for 4 or 5. Walking distance to campus.
694-6621. C-3-6-30 3 ROOM office, Oakland at 1 AND 2 rooms available, pay for Summer rates. Call Craig 509 Division Street. Phone
■Rooms Center, adjacent lighted parking, 339-
July and August, option for fall, 938O. 5-7-7 332-2859. 3-7-2
J)R
■Animals
SALE CL 350 HONDA
1973, very good
ground floor, air conditioned,
music, convenient to banks, city
security deposit, call 487-1579. , ,
■ Mobile Homes
condition, female owned 353-
0600, or 353-0297. 3-fi-3n
and state offices.
0113. 7-7-2
Phone 482-
FACULTY COUNTRY h.m.
[ Rooms J0 FEMALE WANTED to rent
in large house. $60 plus utilities.
487-3525. 5-7-7
room
IsT & FOUND , „00MMATE
■RSONAL
1973 HONDA 125 T7ail 700 available September. Furnished,
Apartments fa">' breau,lful
IaNUTS PERSONAL
miles. Like new, $600
offer. 351-4937. 5-7-9
or best appliances, 4 acres, horse barn.
>iiqc: c 7 o house,
351-5390. 3-6-30
large yard, on Gunson. |_ For Sale
Ial ESTATE CAR/BIKE to campus. Extra
SEWING MACHINE Clearance
Kcreation CL350 HONDA 1973, 2400
Like new!
miles. desirable efficiency room, facing FRANDOR AREA. Two and 3
SUMMER OR indefinitely. Nicely Sale! Brand new protables $49.95,
2 helmets, $700 park. References. 663-8418. bedroom homes, garage, carpet-
Krvice Flexible, 355-3219. 3-7-3 5-6-30 I THINK HE'S TRY'NG EU ing and appliances. From
furnished house 0wn room $5 per month. Large selection of
■ instruction
Beginning summer.
$185^
EQUITY
c, t campus, call 351-3957. used machines. Singers, Whites,
■ Typing HONDA 1971. CL-175. Excel¬ HICKORY HILLS Apartments. lis saMETHWS! VEST INC. 351 -8150 or 393-2501.
c 71
--
Necchi's, New Home and "many
others." $19.95swer keep trying. 5-7-3 in critical care and medical Stove provided. Call 882-8495.
utilities.
Phone 694-0712. 5-7-2 20% DISCOUNT TO
11. Succulent 31. Height
BIIQS5B3 asms
I VAN, surgery for RN and LPN FURNISHED 1 bedroom 3-7-2 plant 35. Polynesian god
1965, some rust but STUDENTS & FACUL TY ON nas Qda aaaa
■well, $100, ask for Bill at interested in a challenging apartment, close campus. $150/ 12. Persuasive talk 36. Obtained
CASH/CARRY VW SERVICE nasi asa raacia
llO. 3-7-3 position, active cardiovascular month plus utilities. Couples PARTS.
13.Low haunt 37. Football
surgery program, new orienta¬ only. Call 351-8665. 5-7-2 MAKE ALL THOSE ANNOYING 14. Core to fashion
metal
players
39. Anoint 6.
pMANN GHIA 1967. Needs tion policies, no shift rotation, D0WN Surly
1 restoration, tires, Runs opportunity for continuing
1 BEDROOM furnished and un¬ 15. Love god 40. Edible roots 7. Suppress in
J 1972 engine. 371-2310 education with tuition reimburse¬ furnished. On bus line, 10 mintes BILLS DISAPPEAR 17. Scouting group 42. Silly 1, Moon goddess pronouncing
from Brookport 18. Grit 44. Spanish boy 2. Period of time
|5pm. 3-7-3 ment. Please call collect, campus.
20. Coal cars 45. Infirm 3. Dwell
8. Sweetheart
9. Adolescent
INGHAM MEDICAL CENTER, Apartments, 1308 Haslett Road.
■ 1969. Very good condition.
«0 or best offer. Call
401 West Greenlawn Lansing, Call 332-8036. 5-7-2 THIS SUMMER *
ft AUTO PARTS ^ 22. Insinuative
remark
46. Kind of collar
47. Smyrna fig
4. Preclude
5. Warriors
years
10. Cony:
831. 5-7-3
Michigan. 517-371-2121, Biblical
•I 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar
extension 246. 10-7-16
731 %%
1 't¬ PT" t" t" t~ 5- > 12. Call at
| MIDGET 1969. Recent RESIDENT MANAGER needed BURCHAM Volkswagen complete repair i bridge
'■ tires, paint
feewood, Lansing. 3-7-1
job. 3609 for East lansing apartment APARTMENTS sen/ice. Repair Er parts for %
12 1 13
16. Whiteness:
poet.
complex. Salary plus apartment.
Married couple preferred. Send
•Clos* to Campui WOODS most
cars.
foreign and American
Body shop & paint % 19. Obligation
0 1973. •Air Conditional! 14 IS 16 17 21. Spinal
$1850,
Automatic, 17,000
call after 5 pm -
resume to Box B-2, State News.
4-7-2
•All Appliance!
Including dlihwoihor
Make apartment living
free and easy I Enjoy a
services. Exchange engines
& transaxles. 18
%
19 ie>
%
11
membrane
23. Overwhelming
'• 5-6-30
COLLEGE STUDENT desires
•Luxurious Furnishings
•Shog Corpotlng
twelve month lease at
Burcham Woods where 22 %2I iM
. defeat
2b. Lubricate
A
% % $%
•On Slto Monogom.nf
1973 wagon, automatic.
house painting jobs. Excellent •Prlvoto Balconlos Free wrecker service with 28. Star-shaped
■Ient condition, 22,000 miles, they will pay all those 55 2b V)
% % 33VA
•SWIMMING POOL
■9e rack, radio, green with
Tc8lls' ®1.950. Call 355-1625
workmanship, reasonable rates.
References. 351-2189. 3-6-30
Summer — no v.
bothersome bills.
just pay
monthl
one bill, once a
You repairs - local
service to our
areas. City bus
front door.
SI 32 %
w 55
figure
29. Fishing net
30.Lacquered
P5 Pm, or 676-1465. 3-6-30 metalware
PART AND full time summer Now leasing We buy and sell VW's 36 i7 38
employment with multi - manu¬ For Fall
SUMMER RATES v/a 31. Glistened
!!]• ^71 4 door, automatic facturer distributor. Automobile 485-2047 485-9229 Mo m 42 w 32. Unspoken
1^39,000, miles.
6. 5-7-9
$1200. required. 351-5800. C-6-6-30
Fall $75per person
Discount for 12 mo. Lease One Bedroom $154 8-6 Monday - Friday,
i 44
33. Fictional
town
WANTED: CHOIR director for 351-7212 Two Bedroom $174
9-2 Saturday
16 si 47
% 34. Artist's stand
38. Colliery
LLAtE 1973, super beetle,
tr miles, will trade, call
small church. If interested, call
Michael D. Chappell, 115 Bridge
731 Burcham Drive % % 41. Heir
Models open 16 Mon.-Fri..ll o.m.- 2 S 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 or 484-4014 43. Margosa
b e 1 543-0995 anytime. Street, Dimondale, Michigan
3-7-3
10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
For Sale For SiiT1(Q>] Smlci
BICYCLE CLOSE OUT SALE.
French built light weight
touring
bikes, 10 speed; Ladies 3 speed.
QUEEN SIZE waterbed for sale.
Excellent,
frame.
hand made, raised
Reasonable offers.
HORSES FOR Sale. 3 year old
black and white Appalousa mare,
registered - $400.
FOR THE Best Service on Stereo
equipment see the STEREO
Erratic sorority cook
Save on top quality handmade
Phone 351-8454, Jim. 3-6-30
Yearling SHOPPE, 555 East Grand River.
bikes. 645-2127. C-6-6-30 Chestnut pure-bred quarter stud. C-6-6-30
Real Slashy $250.
- Yearling
PENTAX
f.3.5
SPOTMATIC Body,
55mm, f.4 macro-lens, 135mm,
Telephoto - lens, extension
tubes, right angle finder.
COME ON Down and
newly redecorated super second¬
hand store. DICKER ft DEAL
home of super service.
Stereo,
see us at our
Sorrow half quarter horse filly-
$200. 2 year old black ft quarter
horse stud. Real sharp!
Call 663-6585. 5-6-30
$300.
GRAPHS, DRAWINGS,
your thesis or
reasonable.
5-7-30
maps for
publication. Quick,
Gene, 487-8796.
in prison hijack schem
Excellent condition. $350.
music, sporting goods, furniture,
332-1440. 3-7-2 tire and wheels, leather EXPERIENCED
coats, just SEAMSTRESS,
to name a fewl Quick service will do sewing and alterations. By MIKE JENKINS Within two weeks time, was there. But she didn't
repair center 1701 Fitting done in your home. Call Gertrude Woodbury, charg¬ show
100 USED Vacuum South Cedar, everyone directly involved in half the time and
5%*--
Cleaners. 10 ADORABLE Kittens ed with up was
Lansing, Bankcards Welcome. Ms. Wright 349-4192. 2-6-30 cooking up the daring the very
Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. long for plot had been appre unreliable from what
487-3886. C-6-6-30 love and happy homesl helicopter escape of Dale Rem- anyone at
Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 337-2580 hended. the house can
2-6-30 EDITING. ling from Southern Michigan remember of her.
and up. DENNIS
DISTRIBUTING PROOFREADING, the
COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. experienced. Dissertation, theses prison in Jackson three weeks It is hard to believe that the
Called Gertie by the
escape and J '
IRISH SETTER pups, AKC, 10 book and article
Opposite City Market. C-6-6-30 manuscripts. ago, was doing a different kind same woman who put this
members,
sorority n
Woodbury *«mling
Gibsons
weeks, shots, females, call 627-
SMITH CORONA
9312. "5-7-2
Anne Cauley, 337-1591. 5-7-3
of cooking during the '73-74 bizarre plan into action was a
cook for a sorority house
kept on as cook
was not
for the '74-75 Jackson Prison.
is back
i„id
-
portable elec¬ school year. Woodbury was only a school He an<4
tric typewriter, with case. year because of her women
*hodrove ;
before.
lent condition.
Susan, 355-8252, 1
$75.
Excel¬
Ask for BOOKSALi [ Mobile Homes ][H employed then as cook for the
Delta Delta Delta sorority, 634
year
Woodbury would drive
chronic absenteeism. way cars
for Wa! in
have hJF
5-7-9
pm - 5 pm. Loads of paper
and hardbacks
1961 10x55. Close to campus,
carpeted, partially furnished.
M.A.C. Ave. East Lansing. from Webberville where she
lived with six of her ten
in Barely a year later, Wood¬
bury assembled the six people Jackson^
ANTIQUE WOOD framed curved Woodbury, widowed and who to execute what
were
351-5163,372-8050. 10-7-11 children. The girls at the has
back couch, 3 way stereo Text and twice-divorced, describes her¬ been termed the most
daring
speakers, 15" Woofer, 694-1456.
1-6-30
Reference STAR
shed,
10x50, 2 bedroom, air, self as Remling's girlfriend and
Tri-delt house seemed to like
her and apparently
enjoyed
escape plan in the
the U.S. penal
history of turn state's
Hill if*
near Mobile
campus. regularly visited him in Jack¬ system. °r evidence^
We Home Manor, 351-7523. 0-5-6-30 Prison. Woodbury's cooking when she Woodbury immunity fr0I11
BICYCLE, WOMAN'S buy books anytime son It is believed
by and accomplice tion.
eleven :
years old, Sear's make, includes
128 W. Grand River PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Guitar police that it was during these
lock and cable. Call 355-0836. lbl.W. of Union TRAVELO, 8'x37', wood finished and Flute lessons. visits that Remling convinced
interior, furnished and carpeted, Daily
3-6-30 openings. Call MARSHALL Woodbury that he had some
\M thru Fri. J/
9:00-5:30
close.
x-5-7-2
Best offer. 351-0805. MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-6-30 money stashed away from the
Nation recoverin
TYPEWRITER OLYMPIA manual. sale of some Stolen hogs.
Barely used. Rug plush white PROFESSIONAL DANCE classes,
RITZCRAFT, 1967, 10x50, 5 daily classes offered in all levels Using this
and gold. Large frame
backpack, money as incen¬
minutes MSU, busline, corner lot, of dance
almost new. Kodak instamatic. exercise, tap and jazz. tive,Remling convinced Wood¬
pets allowed, make offer, late Summer classes begin June 16
332-3609. 3-6-30 26" SCHWINN 5 bury to carry out the plot he
speed Varsity. evenings, 337-0274. 5-7-3 to August 14. For more infor¬
Excellent condition. $40 or best had hatched. She enlisted the
from economic
mation call Therese
offer. 12x65, 1971, 2 full baths,
Dougherty, help of six others, including at
351-6988. X-3-7-2
E-5-7-7 fully least of her
i
one sons.
carpeted, 2 bedrooms, shed,
unfurnished except stove. 677- STAINED GLASS
MUST SELL 3 1644. 5-7-9 classes, be¬ On June 6, a man allegedly
refrigerators. ginning July 1st.
Electric stove, furniture, GLASS hijacked helicopter, flew to
stop by DESIGN STUDIO, 517 a By LOUISE COOK May, up three
528 Albert. 2-6-30 West Jackson Prison, swooped down - tenths of a
Associated Press Writer ^cent in
DUAL 1218 with Shure's
best
Personal ){/} Grand River.
2-6-30
Phone 337-0377.
into the prison yard and carried
Remling over the prison walls
The second quarter of 1975
percentage point in April and a
full percentage
point higher
rate of 1.1
May
miHion after -
ment for seasonal
to M
cartridge V-15 III. Mint condition
BOARD EXAM TUTORING brought new evidence that the than the level at the start Vsr'
in a widely publicized of the
must see. 351-2189.
3-6-30
STANLEY H.KAPLAN
TUTORING COURSES
Now being formed for the
I Typing Service [fell prison
escape patterned after events
nation is on its way to econorruc
recovery, but the high level of
year. Some
predicted unemployment
analysts have ,
rate of
compared with the
jUst under 1^
TYPING. Theses, dissertations, in the movie "Breakout." may
upcom¬ unemployment remained a se¬ reach 10 per cent before the
Animals HW ing MCAT, DAT, LSAT, ATGSB,
GRE, board exams. For informa¬
tion call 1-313-354-0085.
term papers,
legal, IBM. Call John
Calhoun, 332-2078. 0-6-6-30
vere problem for government
experts and millions of Ameri¬
worst of the recession is
and others predict the
over
1974. New permits
housing, an indicator of'
isjJ
IRISH SETTER puppies AKC 0-6-6-30 cans out of work. nation roe 8.6
TYPING, EXPERIENCED. will have to learn to live with
registered. Good blood line. FREE A lesson in
Fast The solution, an
$75/each. 351-8997. 5-7-3
...
complexion and reasonable. 371-4635. according to unemployment rate of about 7
care. Call 484-4519 East C-6-6-30 some economists and
Michigan analysts, per cent.
More houses sold
or485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE to tim.. K uk« tine tor
QUARTER HORSE, gelding, 4 The 9.2 per cent
NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. ANN BROWN industry unemploy¬ Sales of
years old. Trustworthy, gentle, C-6-6-30
typing and multilith to «« »P ment rate left 8.5 million existing houses
offset printing. A- rose
sharply in the -
ideal beginners horse. 641-4185. __
Complete service mericans out of work.
5-7-3 for dissertations, The quarter and both the
BICYCLE INSURANCE available theses, manus¬ number of jobless increased
NYLON DOWN Sleeping cripts, general typing. IBM. 25 through all levels of the by tration and Congress took
Bag now on all 10
speeds. Call-
years experience.
econo- 360,000 in May. The number of to
78", 3 3/8 lbs., + stuff bag, $65. YELLOW LABRADOR Retrievers.
LLOYDS OF LANSING, 484-1414 349-0850. m provide lower interest
8 weeks. Pure bred. From $50, C-6-6-30 Americans who were for would be
Queen waterbed, liner $38.
0-6-6-30 Meanwhile, businesses are
working -
homebuyeri
including vaccinations. 393-1314. also rose in May,
Maryanne, 351-8294. 5-7-3 reluctant to rehire workers up 320,000 to
5-7-3 IRENE ORR 84.4 million, but the
LOOKING FOR A HOUSE PAINT¬
-
Theses, term papers, they laid off. They prefer to per cent of Autos: Chrysler Corp,'
FIRST QUALITY materials and ER? Don't forget to check general typing. Formerly with Ann people unemployed went up be¬ nounced an extension of
FREE!! 14 week, black Lab today's Brown. Call 482-7487. C-6-6-30 pay overtime and improve pro¬
workmanship. Classified Ads! cause more men and women rebate program to Not
OPTICAL mixed
ductivity of existing staff mem-
DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan, puppy. Will interview for joined the ranks of those look¬ The increase in domestic
good TYPING, ALL
Lansing. 372-7409. C-4-6-30 home. 349-3521 after 6 pm. kinds, 9 ing for work. Job prospects for
B-2-7-2
[_Lo$t & Found ||^| experience, reasonable rates, 393-
4820 after 1 pm.
5-7-9
years
Economy indicators
Workers trying to feed
June graduates were bleak.
sales from mid -
May to
June came despite the f«t
Prices: The Consumer Price
FIND SOMETHING
If you've found a
pet or article of UNIGRAPHICS, OFFERS
lies, meet mortgage payments
„,d
f""^ Index went up four - tenths of a
sales normally
slump at
time of year. General
COM¬ the budget could
The value,
it. Just
we want to help
into the State News
come
Classified Department and tell us
you want to place an ad in EAST
you return PLETE
resume
DISSERTATION
service
editing, offset printing and
IBM
and
typing,
Announcements for It's What's
take heart, however, from
onch AS th68C>
sign*
•The government's index of m
per cent in May and for the
year ending in May the inflation
rate was 9.5 per cent.
iTHMrWii
Vice President Mack W
said the latest trend reiki
steadily strengthening :
binding. We encourage compar¬ the first time in more than a
Creative LANSING STATE BANK'S Found
Happening must be received in economic indicators ...and is further evic
ative shopping. For estimate
stop
the State News office, 341
Stu¬ designed to year that the inflation rate was there is increased buyer
Column. As a public service EAST in at 2843 East Grand dent Services predict the future of the econo-
River or Bldg., by 1 p.m. at less than 10 per cent. The est in the marketplace."
LANSING STATE BANK will run least two class my rose in May for the third May
the ad at no cost to
you!
phoneJ32-84J4. J-6-30 days before
publication. No announcements
increase compared with a six -
EAST LANSING tenths of a per cent increase in Balance of trade: The
COMPLETE DISSERTATION and will be accepted
by phone. '»«•«» January, February and April had a trade surplus of
STATE BANK resume service. Printing, IBM derated. T
Tops to Go Places C-6-6-30 typing, binding. Printing from To know the
Holy Spirit as he
Prices continued
J1Se but they weren't going up
to and three tenths of a
-
increase in March.
per cent
billion in May, compared to
$556.8 million surplus in '*
FOUND; your plain paper originals. Corner really is and actually exists means 48
LARGE white haired Much of the increase last and a record $1.38 bi-"
male dog in Okemos.
Identify.
M.A.C. and Grand River. Below
Jones Stationery Shop, 9 - 5,
perfect freedom in Peace, Joy
and Happiness.
Try it with the
•V/hil/ unemployment month was due to higher plus in March.
337-1191, 373-6766. C-3-7-2 prices
Monday - Friday. Call COPY- YAHSHUANS every Tuesday for meat,
reflecting boosts in
GRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. and record high The surplus was due
Thursday at 6 p.m. and at 3 the amount paid to farmers and
FOUND; MEN'S watch, Univer¬
sity Village, 6-25-75, 9:30 pm.
C-6-6-30 p.m. Sunday in 34 Union. number percentage^
of
working also increased.
people
actually wholesalers. to
drop of nearly 21 per
a
in the volume of
Call 355-6194. C-3-7-3 Wholesale prices up imported
EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ International Folk •Tax rebates spurred spend¬
Dancing Wholesale prices in May also according to the
BLUE
sertations, (pica - elite). FAYANN. meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in
at ing Retail sales were up in Dept.
LEATHER hat. Lost 489-0358. C-6-6-30 the Union Tower Room. Dances went up four - tenths of a
May. Domestic car sales in mid per
corner Abbott/Fern. 7th birthday from all over the world will be cent. The wholesale index
present. 337-2407, Lee. 5-7-9
-
June were 5 per cent For the year, the nation
TYPING BY the hour. Theses taught and danced. Everyone is highe declined during the first three
and dissertations. than they were in mid trade surplus of $3.7 !
Drop off welcome. May. -
months of the year and took a
LOST: MEN'S dark service. SECRETARIAL Assis¬ though they remained 17 per Officials had expected a
gray wallet.
Near library; South Kedzie tance. 694-0222. 0-5-6-30 cent below the level for the
jump of 1.5 per cent in April. this year, but recession has
or ASMSU Legal Aid will have an This compares with
Synder cafeteria. Call 355-1973.
attorney available every Wednes¬ same period of 1974 jumps of other countries as severely
Reward for ID'S. 3-7-2 over 3 per cent last summer.
Wanted day summer term. Appointments •Construction starts on new
Pay: The Labor Dept. said
the United States and has
can be made 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. homes increased 14.2 more of a dent in imports
FOUND: real spendable earnings of
ASSORTMENT of
tools. Intersection Farm
lane and
WANTED: INSTRUCTOR in
basic chromatic harmonica for
Monday through Friday by calling
the ASMSU Business
in May. an
encouraging sign for per|cen kers —adjusted for inflation —
wor¬
exports.
East Circle Drive. office, 307 an
industry that was among the
393-3119. private lessons with enthusiastic Student Services Bldg. rose 4.4
hardest hit by the per cent in May, Businesses spend leu
C-3-6-30 beginner.
-
Jim. 351-0199, 349- largely because of the tax
2698. 3-6-30 The MSU Sports Car Club will
•The nation exported more recess^ rebates worth some $8.1 billion.
Business spending:
Conference Board, in a
Real Estate goods in May than it
Ijffei CASH paid for old
Comic Boofci
Sclonco Fiction, tauboll
meet at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in 37
Union to plan summer activities. creating a near- record surplus
Leading indicators: The go¬
vernment
earlier this month, said
Old Books.
Cordt ond
in the balance of trade. redesigned its index amount of money b~'~"
EAST LANSING by owner. 3 of leading indicators during the
The MSU Sailing Club will President Ford, are setting aside for new
bedroom, 2 baths, large, wooded
lot. Near MSU,
CURIOUS! meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the sDeech to businessmen,
in a June 17 second quarter of the year in an
and equipment declined 9.4
shopping, bus. USED site. Information about the
S indicators would continue said effort to make it more accurate.
cent in the first quarter of'
Private, evergreens. Sunporch, club
basement, BOOK SHOP and directions to the site can
be to be depressed for severd
The Commerce Dept. said last
compared to a 26 per
garage. Fully
insulated! $32,500. Favorable
307 E. Grand Mvt
332-0112 obtained from John Carlson in
months "because Thursday that the index rose cutback in the last quarter
land contract possible. Ideal for 232 W. Owen Hall. they record 2.1 per cent in
May. Depart¬
GRADUATE FEMALE willing to only what is past. 1974. It was the sharpest
I am ment economist James L. Pate
young faculty family. Phone confident we are at the bottom quarter setback since the'
351-5934 evenings, weekends. exchange housekeeping duties Out of the closet and into said the three - month rise in
for room/board. Gay of the economic slide and we 58 recession, but an ecoi-
5-7-2 Elderly and/or Liberation. Meetings are held at the index "shows
female preferred. 353-3804 8 p.m. every will soon be on our strength, for the nonprofit, business
Wednesday night in way up. breadth and duration" and "re¬
9 ACRES with evenings. 3-7-3 33 Union. Our office is Here is a closer look at some search organization said
large 3 bedroom located inforces the strong evidence of
ranch home. Full basement, 2
in 309 Student Sen/ices
Bldg.
of the items on the economic were appropriation i~"
Driving improvement in economic con¬
car garage,
fireplace, small barn
and fence for animals. Mason
M The operator has the
number.
phone balance sheet as the first half of
1975 draws to a close.
ditions and the developing eco¬
already under way in some
industries including iron
-
FROM FLINT to nomic recovery."
Holt area, phone 676-2848.
3-7-3 Lansing. steel, paper and chemicals.
Leaving 7:15 am, returning 5 pm. TheWay Ministry has Christian Unemployment up Housing: The Commerce
TIRED OF crowded city Lansing 882-2551, Flint 732-7819 Jobs:The unemployment
7177 — QUILT LIKE patches 701K living? fellowship at 8 p.m. Sunday Dept. said construction starts Inventories: Thebackloj
—
COUNTRY-PKETTY Meridian Township, 3 bedroom weekends. 3-6-30 rate went up to 9.2
to crochet of synthetic through Thursday at 1802 Coo- per cent in on new homes increased by 14.2
sport
yarn in merry multi-colors.
top is easy to sew of sheer ranch style house in good lidge Road. Everyone welcome. goods held by business deal-
a record $1.9 billion m V
or crinkled cotton. FROM the Holt
Join for top; add mesh at Embroid¬ condition on acre lot with garden area to
er in bright colors. campus.
Wear and fruit trees, Leaving 7:30 am, the second straight monw
sides, shoulders. Wear over with pants, skirts, over swim large kitchen, returning 5 pm. Anyone interested in helping a
355-4701 (Bob) 8
CIA head admits
turtlenecks, tee shirts or as fireplace and 2 car garage, sale 5 daily. 3-7-2
suit. Transfer motifs, print¬
-
foreign student practice English
illegalities 3£S5
suntop. Directions, sizes 10. ed pattern S(10-12); M by owners, $35,900. come to an orientation
95 West
12, 14 incl. 16); L(18-20). State size.
(14-
Sherwood, phone 349-4466.
3-7-2
I Share Driving |^> at 7:30 p.m.
Student Services Bldg.
meeting
Wednesday in 6
EAST
cod. 3
LANSING. Brick cape
FROM EATON Rapids to MSU.
Leaving 7
663-3444. 3-7-2
am, returning 5 pm. The MECCA Program (Multi of
(continued from page 1)
individuals, Colby said there
better have
Colby responded
not acted. But sssax*
bedrooms, large den, 2 Ethnic that inaction
baths, Counseling Center have been some
experiments would have allowed a Com¬ Industrial production,
Michigan State News, 126. basement, garage, 2 Alliance) is accepting applications in this
fireplaces, large fenced back yard FROM for student counselors. area, but said he munist government to take nation's industrial P
DIMONDALE to East Sopho¬
Needlecraft Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea doesn't know
N. Y. 10011. Print Station, New York,
screened porch, trees. By owner Lansing. Leaving 7:30 am, re¬ mores and juniors are of any such power in Iran and all oil from clined three - tenth I
Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. $46,800. eligible. actual use.
Save dollars! 351-7492 evenings, turning 5 pm. 355-8314 8-12 and For information and that nation would cent in May,
Create beautiful things. Send
for NEW 1975 weekends. 3-6-30 1-5.
applications probably
3-6-30 Mrs. Pringle have been cut off.
NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG! 3 designs
New! Nifty Fifty printed inside. 75*
contact
immediately
in A256 Student Services
On the question of
Soviet April drop. There
Quilts
HOLT: Bldg. ability to monitor telephone Declining to say how many increase in the output
New! Ripple Crochet $1.00 SMALL 2 bedroom, 1 '/4 FROM DURAND to MSU.
_
Sew + Knit $1 00 car foreign covert operations are mer goods such as auws,
Book—has Basic Tissue Pattern garage, basement, good Leaving 6:30 am, The Transcendental Meditation conversations within the
returning time
Needlepoint Book $1.25 condition $14,500.
694-1745. flexible. 288-4101 or 288-2023 program will be explained at United States,
Colby would
currently underway, Colby pliances and [®levl?-j,,
Flower Crochet Book $1.0r 3-6-30 after 7 pm. 3-6-30 only note that the Soviet
said they are a
very small part this was offset by a drop*
Hairpin Crochet Book $1,00 introductory lectures at 1:30 and
of the amount of business
Instant Crochet Book $1.00
Recreation
4 p.m. every
Wednesday in 302 Union has an extensive
com¬
agency budget. In the
'50s and '60s there were J
Instant Macrame Book
Instant Money Book
Complete Gift Book
....$1.00
$1.00
$1.00 DUPLICATE BRIDGE, each Wed¬
Riding
FROM OKEMOS
Bessey Hall and at 7:30
Wednesday ih 30 Union.
p.m. munications
thering operation
are an
intelligence-ga¬
and "there
awful lot of antennas"
such
there are far fewer
today.
many
operations, he said, but saasiss
Complete Afghans #14 $1,00 nesday, 7:15 pm. (Okemos Rd.
12 Prize Afghans
#12
..
$1.00 MSU Union.
2nd Floor
All
and Mt. Hope) to
MSU. (Natural
Volunteers needed for the
Horticultural Therapy Program at
on top of the Soviet embassy. Colby also was asked if it is Retail sales: &yerd
players
Book of 16 Quilts
Museum Quilt Book
#1
#2
.
50,
50*
welcome. 4-7-2
Science Building.)
Leaving 9 -10
am, returning 4 - 5 pm.
353-7226
the Ingham Care
Facility. Work
with indoor plants and
Aquestioner noted that
several years ago the
necessary to keep secret even
the total amount of the
agency
retailers
retail sales in May.
reported^
15 Quilts for .
outdoors agency
Book of 16
Today #3
Jiffy Rugs
...
.
50*
50*
BICENTENNIAL FARES through¬
out U.S.
or 487-8796. 3-7-2
in flower and
vegetablegardens. assisted the Shah of Iran
in
budget. Colby responded that
any disclosure would probably
to tax rebates.
ment said
1*J
50* Cruises, charters to FROM: EATON RAPIDS to
Transportation and times obtaining his throne
and asked lead to debate on the oyer
Europe. TRAVEL BY HARRING¬
TON. 351-8800. C-6-6-30
MSU. Leaving 7 am,
pm. 663-3444. 3-6-30
returning 5
arranged. Contact the Volunteer
Bureau, 27 Student Services
Colby, in view of
increases
oil price
imposed by the
leading
budget,
to possible disclosure !nMayt1,1rS cent over
of6/rdjustment
increase
Bldg. of details which
Shah, if the agency might
need to be year ago after a J
kept secret. inflation.
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Monday, June 30, 1975 ] )
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Steele wins
while "little
By JOLKIRBY MSU quarterback in the '60s, in an exhibition
State News Sports Writer football throwing contest.
The little tykes had quite a day. The winner was the 40-year-old
The scene was the first annual Morrall, now a
Brandywine quarterback with the Miami Dolphins, while
Superstars competition Saturday and the pint- Baggett finished second. Morrall did have plenty
sized brigade spent most of the
day running of praise for the young
Baggett though.
around gathering autographs and in the end
they "Baggett looks good," Morrall said. "He steps
even got to see their personal hero finish in first into the ball real good. If he
place. plays like he did last
year, he has a good chance to be an All-Ameri-
Stars like Earl Morrall, Brad Van Pelt, Bill
can."
Simpson and Herb Orvis got their fair share of One big surprise of the afternoon was John
attention throughout the day but it was "Mr. Hill,
an offensive lineman for the
Steele" who captured the hearts of the fans. New York Giants,
who won the
Bob Steele, a onetime MSU track star who is weightlifting competition.
Hill lifted 275 pounds
now a grade school topping former MSU
gym teacher in the East football player Jim Taubert who bowed out at
Lansing school system, beat the big names at 265
pounds. Hill's lift even topped the best lift
Brandywine and drove home in a brand new recorded in the recently televised ABC
Mustang II. Superstar
Steele
competition which served as a model for the
won the
60-yard dash, obstacle course Brandywine event.
and rowing competition, while finishing second in The weightlifting event also
pocket billiards and the half-mile run. produced a few
other
After finishing each event, Steele was mobbed crowd-pleasing moments. One being
Margie Kirkland, the lone female entrant, who
by a thundering herd of children who called out made it up to 95 pounds before she
"Mr. Steele" and held ran out of
up scraps of paper for him to energy.
sign. The other highlight in the
Though the other superstars didn't get to drive weightlifting was
home in a new car,
140-pound Don Behm, a former MSU wrestler,
they did get to sign plenty of who matched muscle with the
autographs. Many times the youngsters weren't big boys until the
weight went over 200 pounds.
quite sure if an athlete was a big name or not and All proceeds from the
thus would hesitantly ask for a Superstar competition
SN photos/ John Martell signature and try went to the MSU
to figure out who the star was
later. Ralph Young Fund. Fund
Bob Steele broke the director Terry Braverman said he
tape just petition Saturday. When MSU football players Charlie hopes the
ahead of Bill Simpson and Joe Steele, a
and Levi Jackson made an
Baggett competition catches on and becomes an annual
former MSU track star, won the appearance in the early event.
Williams in the 60-yard dash at afternoon they were quickly
10-event test and became East beseiged by the kids. For those who missed
the Brandy wine "Hey there's Levi Jackson," one youngster seeing the stars
Superstar com- Lansing's Superstar. whispered to another before running over to
Saturday there will be another
opportunity
today at the Celebrity Golf Tournament at the
greet the MSU running back. "He's even better
than 0. J. Simpson." Country Club of Lansing. Proceeds from this
tournament will go to the American
Baggett was there to take on Earl Morrall, Cancer George Suehr used a hot serve to
MSU quarterback in the '50s, and Society. Morrall, Simpson, Van Pelt and
many portion of the Brandywine winthetw
Jimmy Raye, an other stars will be on hand Superstar coita
beginning at 8:30 a.m. tion but finished in
Bill Simpson, former
a tie for fourth
overSj
MSU football star
now
playing for the
L.A. Rams,
EPfS FAREWELL
was one
of many athletes com¬
peting to become
East Lansing's Sup¬
erstar. Simpson fin¬
ished in a tie for
TO-FAJR-TRAM
fourth which is better
than his former part¬
ner in the
Spartan
secondary, Brad Van
SUE—j&|g
Pelt, could manage.
Van Pelt did not fin¬
ish in the top five
overall but did finish
first in the football
throw, topping Simp¬
son and Miami Dol¬
phin quarterback
Earl Morrall.
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