VOLUME 169 NUMBER 110 MONDAY, JULY 28, 1975 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Turks threaten takeover of U.S. bases ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish tives refusing to partially lift the ban Turkish units and commanders to assign to armed forces units had not entered any of the cabinet action and thought it late in against selling U.S. arms to Turkey. which base. the two dozen U.S. military installations in Turkish forces simply took down the coming. Turkish Interior Minister Turkey by Sunday, despite earlier govern¬ American flag and posted sentries at the Oguzhan Ecevit, Asilturk said the general staff could decide now opposition party leader, also ment announcements that a takeover was in entrance gates, according to reports from called for an immediate and total review of to continue part of the operations of the progress, sources close to the military said. Turkish journalists scattered throughout bases, in accordance with Turkish needs, Turkey's foreign policy in connection with The delay gave rise to speculation about the country. its concept of national security. whether the government intended to exert using American personnel if necessary. A takeover plan was still in preparation Former Premier Bulent Ecevit, who full control over the bases. The takeover and implementation would begin today, the Foreign Ministry officials said negotia¬ ordered Turkey's invasion of decision announced by the cabinet Friday sources said. Cyprus last tions with U.S. officials toward the es¬ They said the Turkish general summer that led to imposition of the arms tablishment of a new mutual defense night was in reprisal against the vote staff, in charge of carrying out the govern¬ embargo, told newsmen accompanying him Thursday in the U.S. House of Representa¬ ment order, was drawing up a list of which on a visit to Romania that he relationship would resume here soon, approved of possibly this week. BILLS MAY PRE-EMPT VACATION State lawmakers By JOANNA FIRESTONE teachers' bill for weeks, has fallen behind in is four weeks overdue today. Lawmakers House this week. (UPI) — Summer's dog days have set in the budget process and could keep both have been hesitant to complete the spend¬ The Senate's debate on budget bills, at the state Capitol, but economics, political houses in Lansing past the Aug. 1 ing plan until they are certain where the tax however, will likely not proceed until the reform and the thorny teacher strike issue adjournment date lawmakers had hoped dollars will come from to support it. tax question is resolved. stand between lawmakers and summer for. The budget logjam in the House broke Senate leaders also have predicted a vacation. Senate debate is slated this week on a when the business tax bill passed that tough road ahead on a massive political The House is political reform package and a second vote chamber and most of the remaining budget reform package passed by the House last expected to complete action is in the hopper for a revamp of the business bills are expected to be approved in the (continued on page 10) AP wirephoto early this week on a veto - destined teacher tax system. The American strike bill and a plan to sell $150 million in flag came down and the Turkish army posted The Democratically controlled House is bonds to fund mass transit programs. The sentries at the gate of the Pirinclik U.S. military base near bulk of remaining state budget bills will expected to agree to the Senate's changes i)ivarbakir in eastern Turkey. The move was prompted by the in its proposed teacher strike law, but Gov. U.S. House of Representatives, who refused to lift the ban inst the selling of U.S. arms to Turkey. move through the House by Friday, leaders say. But the Senate, which was tied up on the Milliken says he will veto the bill unless it is changed dramatically. As currently written, the measure would' Money may be restored allow teachers to strike up to four weeks — two without losing pay. Milliken contends to 'U' appropriation bill longress gears for final action the bill will actually encourage strikes but Democratic lawmakers, pressured by union lobbyists, are expected to send it to his desk. The MSU budget appropriation bill is scheduled to reach the floor of the Michigan House that some of the $383,000 cut out of the College of Education's request be put The Senate approved the governor's House today and it looks like some of the back in. n energy, foreign! arms sales proposed business tax revamp on a narrow vote Friday, but a reconsideration vote was slated for early this week. The plan would money cut out restored. of it by the Senate will be Rep. Dominic Jacobetti, D-Negaunee, chairman of the House Owen said that they are proposing that the state make up a $100,000 grant to the College of Education that the federal |\SHINGT0N (AP) - The battle over majority leaders of both houses indicated Turkey used American weapons to invade replace eight taxes currently levied on Appropriations government took away and also fund a y policy and discussion of foreign businesses with one tax on profits and Committee, said that his committee has Sunday they expect some sort of action. Cyprus, and the arms were supposed to be decided to recommend that the $89 million $100,000 4 - H grant in the college. wages. [tessmen sales are on the minds of most Sen. Mike Mansfield, D - Mont., said on for defense only. One argument in the plan's favor is that it budget for MSU approved by the Senate be Minor cuts were made in some areas of the this week as they try to clear NBC's "Meet the Press" that he thinks O'Neill termed the Turkish action on MSU budget by the Appropriations Com¬ Becks for their August vacation. there is a "50 - 50 chance" that Congress will American bases "blackmail." He said if the would generate a one - time only cash flow upped a little. mittee, Jacobetti said, MSU's request for funds for utility costs but none were advantage of $180 million needed to balance [e end of controls on domestic oil is due accept President Ford's compromise propo¬ House allows the Turks to violate their the proposed budget because it changes tax had been cut nearly $1.4 million in early July drastic. )1 unless something is done, and the sal to remove controls over 39 months. agreement it will set arms a pattern for the If nothing is done, controls will end and rest of the world. collections from an annual to quarterly by the Senate, but Jacobetti says his Rep. Melvin DeStigter, R-Allendale, basis. committee will recommend to the House vice-chairman of the committee, said he oil "prices will skyrocket," Mansfield said. There will be another arms sale debate in Opponents claim it would discriminate that MSU be compensated for all utility thinks that most of the concerns voiced by )D study He said the only alternative to accepting Ford's proposal is a temporary extension of the Senate during the week, with the Foreign Relations Committee considering against small businesses and those with costly payrolls in comparison to their costs incurred this year after an audit is made to determine total utility outlays. the University committee report were taken care of in the and does not feel that the controls while another plan can be worked whether to block sale of anti - aircraft out. missiles to Jordan. profits. Rep. Gary Owen, D-Ypsilanti, chairman suggested cuts add up to much. inducted Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D said on - CBS' "Face the Nation," that he Mass., (continued on page 10) House and Senate tax has slowed action anguishing over the on the budget, which of the subcommittee on higher education, said they had also decided to suggest to the "The bill came up with more bucks in it than the Senate one," DeStigter said. thinks Congress will reject Ford's proposal this week and adopt its own similar |EW Dep measures. O'Neill said an amendment similar to what the President has suggested will be First National robbe iASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Dept. proposed this week and he expects it to win Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) approval. ■inistered the drug LSD to about 2,500 At present so - called old oil, that barefoot thief eludes local loners, police mental patients and paid volun- produced from wells in operation before Is between 1954 and 1968 to determine 1972, is frozen at $5.25 a barrel. It makes Pher it had any medical value, according up about 60 per cent of the oil produced in ■overnment sources. the United States. New oil, not controlled, ■illions of dollars in HEW grants also sells for more than $11 a barrel. |e given to more than 30 university Ford has proposed ending these price By PEGGY GOSSETT Marchers for additional LSD experi- State News Staff Writer controls in order to encourage more oil ■ts with human subjects. The First National Bank of East Lansing, exploration and development, and the 435 Grand River Ave., was robbed of $1,300 ■he issue has gained interest because of battle has been over this point. Ford's dollars Friday at 12:23 p.m. by a barefoot, f nt disclosures that the Central Intelli- compromise proposal calls for easing the bearded man who then disappeared onto « Agency (CIA) and the Army gave controls gradually over 39 months, with a P to scientists and servicemen without campus with the money. top limit of $16.50 a barrel. Bank manager Richard Ridenour said the F knowledge to study the drug's effects. Continuing the arms embargo to Turkey, robber carried no visible weapon, but Jources Ptal Health at HEW's National Institute of approved last week by the House, is also a thrust a knapsack on the bank counter (NIMH), which conducted major topic in Congress. ■ government's experiments, said LSD The Senate agreed to lift the embargo, along with a note demanding that money be • not given to anyone without his or her put into it. but the House refused to agree and in 'The note also said 'Don't make a sound, iwledge and consent. retaliation Turkey announced it will take don't set off the alarm' Ridenour said. ^Pentwas not explained how informed was obtained, however, from over operation of the American bases on its soil. "That certainly was enough to make the ■ital patients at teller put the money into the knapsack," Spring Grove State Mansfield on Saturday urged the House Ridenour said. ■pital at Catonsville, Md. The experi- to reconsider its position, and Sunday *its were conducted East Lansing police said the robber years before HEW's repeated his fears that Turkey may now carried no weapon and made no threats he •rmed consent procedures become more involved in the Middle East. were tighten- could still be prosecuted for bank robbery. protect human research He did agree, however, that legally the subjects, "As far as I understand it, the note also icontinued on page 10) House was correct in its action because said 'this is a bank robbery' and that's enough to prosecute him with," an East Lansing policeman said. fhodes new witness The lone robber was described by the East Lansing Police Dept. (ELPD) as being male Caucasian of slight build, about 5 feet, |t Kent State trial 8 inches tall, with dark blonde wavy hair and beard. He wore tattered light-colored pants, a shirt, hat, and sunglasses. The robber ran south across Grand River JlEVELAND (AP) - Ohio Gov. James news conference a day before the shootings, Avenue with the money-filled knapsack, ■ nodes takes the witness stand this gave the troops a blank check to use force around the University Health Center and Mia V ?le.c'v" damage suit stemming without restraint to put down demonstra¬ onto campus said Sgt. Richard Murray of , e killing of four students and the tions. the ELPD. Bank employes who were J ing of nine others in a 1970 antiwar The plaintiffs claim that Rhodes, among watching the fleeing robber said they lost Ih"stration ■ es, at Kent State University. two senior other things, described the student dissi¬ dents as, "worse than the brown shirts, the sight of him at this point. military advisers and Meanwhile, a crowd of about 40 students f? °.rmer President, Robert White, are Communist elements, the night riders, the and pedestrians gathered attempting to do f ed to testify either Monday or vigilantes, the worst people we harbor in their Friday paycheck banking. ■hp 3S the trial enters its llth week- America." MSU campus police who are assisting the 1 ,V|^'ms and their families have ELPD said some items were found on Attorneys for the victims have said they fcnalr ,fS °f illegally usin& the don't quarrel with Rhodes' right to call the campus that might belong to the robber, ■tin! tLard m oppressing the demon- but could not disclose exactly what those ■ j "e students were gunned down guard to Kent during the weekend of items were. Pwdsmen the afternoon of rioting sparked by the U.S. military May 4. East Lansing Police and the F.B.I, are incursion into Cambodia. Iar, lendants in the <46 million Demonstrators broke windows and set conducting an area - wide search. An East r o®, lal are I former Ohio guard Maj. Lansing policeman said Sunday that they Sylvester T. Del Corso, fires in Kent Friday night, and the campus East Lansing Police released this clipping from bank tellers or customers, he got away with have only a few leads on the robber, ex - Brig. Gen. r" Canterbury_ White and 37 present Reserve Officers Training Corps building the movie camera in the First National Bank of $1,300 at 12:23 p.m. Friday. This is the only including the bank's security camera photo J0rmer guardsmen. was burned to the ground the next night. East Lansing which shows the robber leaving frame showing the felon. of him taken as he was fleeing. The shootings came the following Monday I i£ntiffs comPlain that Rhodes, "by (continued on page 10) the bank. Seemingly unnoticed by any of the (continued on page 10) | and fury of his remarks" at a Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July ^ J Senate overrides health veto WASHINGTON (UPI) community programs, training give grants to states for pro- other programs. nounced the veto as incompre- President Ford vetoed a $2 - for registered nurses, medical jects sueh as community health The 200,000-member Ameri- hensible. supported the presiH., Sen. I billion federal health care bill aid to migrant workers and centers, migrant health and can Nurses Association de- Sen. Robert Griffin, R-Mich., Phillip Hart not vote. ' D iSul ^1 Saturday and the Senate, meet¬ federal programs on hemo¬ ing in a rare weekend session, philia, Huntington's disease, O'Neill says Kennedy will run quickly voted 67-15 to override rape prevention and treatment evacuated! Ford's veto. of hypertension. M. WASHINGTON (AP) — House Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill of Massachusetts said Kennedy will be 1976. a Sunday he thinks Sen. Edward democratic candidate for president in The overwhelming vote — the first in this year's heavily Democratic Congress to go against a Ford veto — came Ford said the high cost of the health bill could not be tolerated by an overloaded federal budget and that some of the programs Angola Appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation," O'Neill said only hours after the White would duplicate existing health House announced the move and infighting increases Kennedy wants to run, but is being opposed by his family. In efforts. the long run, O'Neill said, Kennedy will make the decision on his own to run. as the President flew to Europe for a 10-day visit. The House must now vote on The bulk of the bill would have provided $1.4 billion for as He added that he had asked Kennedy if he should tell the measure. health services and health reve¬ people Kennedy would not run and quoted Kennedy as LUANDA, Angola (AP) - About 10 other Americans flames, spreading a ball of "We are responding no, "keep me alive." The health bill includes aid to nue sharing programs which About 20 Americans and 85 left aboard an oil rig work boat smoke over the bay. going to guns away," one of wj On the other hand, Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., Britons and other West Euro¬ of Texaco Oil Co. and were the pj A third liberation group, guese declared. appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," repeated his belief peans evacuated Angola by expected to reach Gabon far¬ known as UNITA, is weaker that Kennedy won't FBI checks plane and boat on Sunday to ther up the southwestern Coast Heavy firing tnj plot run. than the other two and has came escape fighting between rival of Africa in 30 hours. Texaco guerilla camp, and African liberation groups. stayed out of recent fighting. thefT Stable prices seen in recovery Meanwhile, there was a brief said another boat would be available for Americans wish¬ guese fired back. officer later said APory Portuguese troops, which the J skirmish between Portuguese ing to leave on Monday. ended after the two n murder Arafat WASHINGTON (AP) — The economic recovery stopped fighting the guerillas during the second half of this year should not cause consumer rise more quickly, the Council prices to to troops and the Movement for the Liberation of Angola U.S. consular officials, who were at the airport to see - after the overthrow rightwing dictatorship in Lis¬ of the were turned over. Lisbon's leftist militml on Wage and Price Stability (MPLA) after the guerilla Rogers and the others off, said bon 15 months ago, surrounded often reports. group wounded two Portu¬ their office would remain open ers are accused o||f The TUCSON, Ariz.(AP) — The FBI is investigating reports that a an MPLA camp on the airport ing the MPLA in theitJ prediction was included in the council's third quarterly soldier of fortune has been offered $250,000 to kill Palestinian guese officers. Mortar fire was and that there were no plans road Sunday and demanded the and this report released Saturday by the White House. heard through the night in for an organized evacuation of was the first leader Yasir Arafat, the Arizona Daily Star said Sunday. two men "The recovery in economic activity during the second half Luanda's shantytowns, and an responsible for the between that The plot was uncovered when John I. Dane, 32, a self - the estimated 150 Americans group igjfl of the year should not, in our opinion, lead to faster oil fire raged near Luanda Bay. shooting of the Portuguese Portuguese army since J price proclaimed mercenary, was arrested here three months ago, still living in Luanda. There officers the "I don't know when we will outside the MPLA were concluded for jj increases, in part because output is still well below newspaper said. had been reports Saturday that be back. It could be sometime the consulate had advised all camp Saturday night. dence. capacity," the council said in its report. U.S. Atty. William C. Smitherman of Tucson and Richard Long, before the country settles Americans to prepare to leave. Therefore, it added, "business should not use the recovery FBI agent in charge for Arizona, confirmed that the as an occasion to raise investigation down," British Consul Harry Some British businessmen also prices in anticipation of increased is under way, but declined further comment. quits] Rogers said as he closed the Hathaway demand." The Daily Star quoted government sources as remained in the city. saying the consulate and joined the 85 Observers believe the stage The council said there are grounds for optimism about agreement to kill Arafat, leader of the Palestine Liberation Europeans and 10 Americans is set for a battle for complete prices in 1976. Organization (PLO), was reached by Dane and several persons who left for England aboard a control of Luanda. between claiming to be members of the Jewish Defense League, sometime Royal Air Force plane. armies of the Soviet - backed in the three to five months preceding Dane's arrest. FTC gets WASHINGTON down (AP) — on cigaret ads The Federal Trade Commission After Dane's arrest by federal agents at an the contract was reissued to another airport near here, mercenary who lives in the Mount Everest, MPLA and the National Front for the Liberation of Angola, (FNLA), which is non - Marxist Ford gives OK Midwest and is acquainted with Dane, the government sources but has received Chinese aid. (FTC) has voted to seek civil penalties against six cigaret were quoted saying. WASHINGTON (UPI) - companies for alleged violations of an agreement requiring as Dane was indicted May 15 by a federal one foot higher Both groups are seeking as¬ President Ford Friday accept¬ my resignation," them grand jury in Phoenix on cendancy when Portugal grants wrote. "To have been selii to advertise the dangers of smoking, an FTC four counts of weapons violations. On May 31, he ed "with deepest regret" the pleaded guilty to HONG KONG (UPI) - Mt. independence to the mineral to become your secretin commissioner says. one of the four charges and is awaiting sentencing next month. Everest, the world's tallest rich colony on Nov. 11. resignation of Interior Secre¬ Interior has been a siii Commissioner Mayo J. Thompson said Saturday night the The other counts against him will be dismissed at the time of mountain, is a foot higher than tary Stanley K. Hathaway for honor, and I am deeply w The MPLA has control of FTC voted to ask the Justice of personal health. Dept. to start civil penalty sentencing, Asst. U:S. Atty. Ted Noyes said. western records indicate, Pe¬ Luanda, but FNLA forces are reasons for the trust and confidence;! proceedings against the six companies. Russell D. Kelner, office manager of the Jewish Defense League king Radio reported today. marching on the capital from placed in me." Hathaway has been suffering Thompson said violations of FTC orders are subject to in New York City, was arrested there Nov. 12 after he said his A team of Chinese surveyors the north. They captured the from exhaustion and depression Hathaway entered tbeil penalties of 10,000 a day for each violation. The penalties, if group planned to assassinate Arafat who was scheduled to and geologists has completed a town of Cayito, 40 miles pital July 15. He was sti away, and was under medical care at granted, would be at the discretion of the courts, adddress the United Nations General new measurement of the peak, on Friday. as Interior secretary oil; I he added. Assembly. Bethesda Naval Hospital. The There were five areas of called Jolmo Lungma by the FNLA troops are also hold¬ weeks ago after i alleged violations, which On July 9, Kelner was given a one - year suspended sentence Chinese, which showed it to be White House made public an extensive included the size of lettering on ing the 16th century Sao Pedro confirmation billboards, the size of letters and fined 1,000 for the threat. 8,848.13 meters high, the radio exchange of letters between in print media, the adequacy of warnings at vending At the time of his arrest, Kelner said of the de Barro Port just outside ings at which environment* attempt to kill said. Hathaway and Ford, both dated criticized his record as gn machines and point-of-sales Luanda — under siege from displays and failure to include Arafat, "The reason is that there is no justice in the world.. .when This is August 22. nor of Wyoming. the world organization gives a equivalent to MPLA forces. One or two giant appropriate foreign language warnings in foreign language platform to butchers, barbarians, 29,029.24 feet. Western re¬ oil storage tanks near the fort Ford told Hathaway, 51, li ads. killers." "It is with deepest regret cords put the height of the he was accepting the ren The PLO has claimed apparently were hit by mortar that for reasons of personal responsibility for guerilla raids into Israel. mountain at 29,028 feet. fire Saturday and burst into tion "with my deepest ret health, I must ask you to accept and made it effective on I appointment and Senate ■ firmation of a successor, f Study says Blacks make gains "In want you doing so," Ford understand and to know that 1 li with the health consider!^ which prompted your de si WASHINGTON (AP) - with 7.6 per cent for whites. of blacks in the "Needless to say, I * Blacks have made Army was 19- years for white females. Life whites by nine important •The median black family per cent and for the Navy, it percentage have much preferred thitjfl gains in education and election income was $7,800 in 1974, an expectancy of all blacks in¬ points. 8 per cent. felt able to continue jr Peron recovering from flu to public office during the increase of 1.4 per cent over was creased about one - half year It said the improvement may between 1970 and 1973. be due in part to challenging and strenoa I 1970s, but, like whites, have 1973, but after adjusting for the •Blacks holding elective of¬ the increased BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — President Isabel Peron sponsibilities at Interior. experienced a substantial loss effects of inflation, actual pur¬ fice totaled 3,503 in May of this The gains in education for availability of kindergarten to will rest in an Atlantic naval base this week to recover from a of income and jobs, a new increase of 1,643, or 88 black students, especially in the "I am confident thatf chasing power of black families year, an blacks appear to be the most exceptional skill and gt lingering flu, reliable sources said Sunday. Officials refused Census Bureau report showed declined 3.2 per cent. per cent in four years, though South. for the wellbeiijB to confirm or impressive for all black gains concern deny the report. Sunday. •Enrollment of blacks in col¬ the total was still less than 1 during the 1970s, according to The proportion of youths our fellow citizens which 1] The 44-year-old president, beset About 40 per cent of all food leges increased 56 per cent per cent of all elected officials. aged 16 to 17 who by the most serious the Census study. It said the were in always marked your w political crisis since she was installed a little more than a stamp purchases were by black during the 1970s, compared The states with the largest school the for blacks proportion of 5 - year - old black was same career would have served! year ago, has restricted her activities families during at least a with a gain in white enrollment number of black officeholders and whites, about 88 per cent. by order of her por¬ children enrolled in school was nation well in that capadM tion of 1974, the report said. of 15 per cent. were Illinois and Louisiana. physicians. 87 per cent, just under the 90 While Peron is slowly In addition, the number of •The population of young recovering from flu, she is also •Life expectancy for blacks per cent level for whites, while black families headed by wo¬ blacks ages 18 - 24 enrolled in four years earlier blacks trailed undergoing the effects of a strong nervous strain triggered men has continued to grow, still trailed that of whites, but by a near revolt of her Peronist movement late last month. college was 18 per cent, com¬ there was a "striking reduc¬ Fridoys. during Summer Term, rising to 35 per cent this year pared with 25 per cent for tion" in black mortality rates o a special Welcome Week editic from 28 per cent in 1970. whites. ss postage paid at East lanslng. Mich. Editorial and business oHnti< under one year, with the death | Former Greek leaders on trial The Census Bureau report is the eighth and most extensive •The proportion of blacks rate for infants declining 19 per ervicesBldg Michigan State University, Eost Lansing. Michigan.4W r : Please send form 3579 to State News, 345 Student Services 8uiWi«| ages 20 to 24 having completed cent for males and 16 per cent Messenger Service, East Lansing, Ml 48824 ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Ousted strongman in an annual series on the high school was 72 per cent in George for females. nation's black population. It 1974, up from 65 per cent in Papadopoulos and 20 other former army officers go on trial today for pulling off the 1967 coup and ushering in gave the following characteri¬ 1970, while the total for whites Among blacks, the average stics of the status of blacks last year was 85 per cent. life authoritarian rule for almost eight years. expectancy in 1973 was 61.9 The defendants, all during the 1970s: •Blacks in jail during 1972 — years for males and 70.1 years charged with high treason and •There has been a slowdown the last year for which figures for females, compared with 68.4 insurrection, face penalties ranging up to a death sentence in the growth of the black were available — numbered years for white males and 76.1 by the five-member criminal court. population to 1.6 per cent 59,000, which was 42 per cent of Charges were brought against the descendants when compared with 1.8 per cent the total jail population of '—' democratic rule was restored following the collapse of the growth during the The total black popula¬ 142,000. ig f military junta a year ago in the wake of the Cyprus crisis. •The number of blacks in the tion of 24 million last year was DooLeys 11.4 per cent of the total nation's armed forces increased from 10 per cent of the total population of 211 million. Iranians arrest rich profiteers •Reversing the trend of past armed forces in 1970 to 14 per cent last year. The decades, as many blacks moved percentage TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — the Iranian government to the South as moved out of it staged a nationwide crackdown on black market so that the percentage of blacks profiteers Sunday, arresting industrialists, multimillionaries and merchants. living in the South stabilized at Hundreds of army officers were trained to man about 53 per cent. special •The black population of summary courts to mete out justice to hoarders and central cities in metropolitan profiteers. One of Iran's leading industrialists, 57-year-old Habib el Ghanian, was arrested on charges of selling plastic products areas grew annually by 1.6 per cent, somewhat slower than in the 60s, while the white MONDAY* fP $ at prices higher than those set popu¬ by the government. 15* lation decreased at 1 per cent a Multimillionaires Kazem Mirlutfi and Jehangir Anvari- year. Moghadem were also arrested along with several fruit and •The jobless rate for blacks bread merchants on similar 13.7 per cent, compared charges. was BURGERS | Official figures show Iran's cost of living has gone up by 15 per cent during the past year. But independent estimates say it was up by more than 40 per cent. Thai-Khmer relations improve BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Radio 6 830 Phnom Penh announced Sunday that relations between Cambodia and Thailand had improved last week and that the government welcomed friendly relations with its The broadcast Cambodian neighbor. TUESDAY* warmly praised the recent statement by Thai Prime Minister Kukrit friendly relations with Cambodia. Pramoj that his country desired aII Hquor dmi\kslllM To date, there have been no known tions between the two countries official communica¬ though several meetings 6 30 11 PM Mf DRiCf have taken place along the Thai-Cambodian local officials of the two countries. The latest such border between 'V* Cambodia meeting occurred last week, when a Khmer Rouge representative told his Thai desired diplomatic and counterparts that trade ties with Thailand. original cast iean State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 28,1975 3 lousing proposals strike delicate IBvJEFFMERRELL changes in the housing and tenants say the changes will borhood organizations say the nerve going to go up," said Stephen JJte News Staff Writer «*• - >»' >»"! pull the beU a notch'ighteron added strain will be almost Blethen, president of the East East Lansing," he said. Ipcar added that the zoning Representatives from the Bailey Community Assn., the to compete for a rental unit that fcething will undoubtedly could be leased to five unre¬ ■en if the East Lansing City kl wail ? wh,t the str,w,"! hoo,i,,g nonexistent, and houses, in the Lansing Landlord's Assn. code changes will intensify the Central Neighborhood Assn. lated people, that family would East long run, will be preserved. "It's possible that prices barrier between student and and the Red Cedar Assn. have Veil adopts the proposed Lansing landlords and But city officials and need an annual income of about neigh- The proposed changes in the might not go up as fast as they non - student housing by en¬ all emphasized this point when $27,000, after taxes. housing and zoning codes in¬ have," he said. couraging both groups to stay expressing their support of the But clude: by cutting the density in R - "They (city council) are in a 2 and R - 3 zones from five to •A redefinition of "family" to dream world if they think it will four, a family would only need include two unrelated persons, reduce prices." lew comet visible an income of $21,000 to compete instead of just one. "Family" is Lester Turner, attorney for used as the basis for the landlord's association, said "By reducing the occupancy level you're going with the unrelated potential computing to have less places to live, and the rent is going renters, Radway said. allowable densities (residents) the density limitations are too He added that those families home. to go up," - Stephen Blethen, president of the per arbitrary. looking to purchase a home will •A change in the maximum "My quarrel with the density East Lansing Landlord's Assn. also be in a better position. sky density allowed in three resi¬ changes is that they are doing With the reduced density, it over dential zones. The revisions that without regard to the size will not be as economically include an increase from three of the house," he said. to four people in the R -1 zones advantageous as it is now for Turner added that in 1966 in the areas where they already changes during a recent council someone to buy a house specifi¬ — single family dwelling — and eight people were allowed in live. meeting. cally for renting, he said. Toru a reduction from five the same houses in which only But Scot Radway, city plan¬ One of the for the fee comet — made famous Kobayashi and will be people to reasons "Another thing the city August 15, with best viewing four in both the R 2 zones four will be allowed under the Inta Claus, Bill Haley and plainly visible to any sky- time being about two hours - - ner, said the changes will not changes, Radway said, was to council is interested in is pre¬ ford Motor Co. - will be watcher in the area who wants single family dwelling — and R - proposed changes. have as drastic an effect as the improve the ability of young serving housing and preserving after sunset this Friday, Satur¬ 3 "What they've done is cut the zones two family dwelling. opponents contend. families to compete with unre¬ it in good condition," Radway Meatured attraction in the — to crane his neck skyward and day and Sunday. •A ■tial reaches over MSU for get an eyeful. liberalization of the per housing in half in the past ten Radway said only those lated people for rental units. added. Amateurs can spot the new Kext few days. Officially person space requirements un¬ years," he said. houses that become rental units Currently, the competition is "We've had a pattern over designated the addition to the skies by using der the Charles Ipcar of the Tenants Bis specific comet was first Koyabashi - Berger - Milon the Big Dipper in the north¬ housing code, allowing after the ordinance is adopted "slanted in favor of the unre¬ the past 10 years of the more people to live in some Resource Center said the will be affected by the new lated," Radway said. |vered July 2 by a Comet or Comet 1975-H, it will western decaying of houses." be visible between night sky as a guide, ^dwellings. changes in both codes will do density requirements in the "There's a real imbalance He said the density reduction Inese astronomer named tonight and Robert Victor, staff astronomer •An exemption procedure nothing for the housing shor¬ zoning code. there between the at Abrams Planetarium said. purchasing would cut wear and tear by from parking requirements im¬ tage. "Eighty to eight - five per power of a group of low income some 20 to 30 per cent. The second star from the end posed on rental housing under "Together, I agree that both cent of the students who live off people and with the people they "Over a 20 to 30 year period, )gus letter ripped of the dipper's handle is actual¬ ly a closely aligned pair of stars called Mizar and Alcor. To find the zoning code. Currently, there are parking requirements in both the housing and zoning changes do not significantly affect the housing shortage in campus this will not be affected by change," Radway said. have to compete with," he said. Radway said that for a family that could be a significant amount," he said. the comet, look for a dim diffuse codes. Those in the housing patch of light directly above code would be eliminated. state senators this double star between to¬ East Lansing landlords have Open Thursday and Friday 'til 9 night and Friday. After Friday said that, of all the changes, the An official-looking Ross said. "This is a the comet will be below the IPI) - Watergate density reduction will cause the Jr received by several state type dirty trick." double star. most problems. The letter Jtors has sparked a small implied that the The big city lights of East "By reducing the occupancy •7a oabsou's l the Capitol — and legislation was a combined pro¬ Lansing can interfere with level you're going to have less tges of Watergate type dirty ject of organized labor and the viewing so Victor suggests that places to live, and the rent is KS. Democratic party and that it comet gazers retreat to the lie letters were clever fakes, would benefit them at the countryside for the best pos¬ phis I Sen. stinkS to high heaven," expense of Republicans. In fact, the bill has sible view of the comet rushing Anthony Derezinsky, bipartisan away from the sun. ■uskegon, one of the sena- support and has been endorsed It is hoped that it will grow a ■ who received the letter. > by Gov. Milliken. visible dust tail as the ice I hate to think somebody is Sen. William Fitzgerald, D- particles in it vaporize while Ing this . . . within the Detroit, the Senate majority passing Sol. Mature," he said. leader, said he feared the letter Comet 1975-H crawled past lie letters were marked could hurt chances of the bill if the earth last Sunday at a Hot, sunny weather will pre¬ lfidential," bore a House any senators accepted it as speed of 93,600 miles per hour vail over the next two days, frhead and a typed signa- valid. Senators and came as close as 24 million says the National Weather >, "Common Cause Caucus," said the letters miles, which Victor said is Service. And to start the week I asked senators to move apparently were prepared by "unusually close." off, the weatherman predicts a ■tly in passing a far-reaching someone with access to House Area residents are invited to mostly sunny day with the ltical reform bill that the stationery and the Senate's free public observation sessions temperatures in the mid - 80s. ■se already has approved. inter-departmental mailing sys¬ at the planetarium at 10 p.m. Tuesday will then be all The letter apparently went tem, but there were no public after the conclusion of the sunny with the weather a bit I to Republican senators, calls for an investigation into regular evening shows there warmer, somewhere in the louglas Ross, executive sec- the affair. 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Select 614-10 Narrow; 5-10 Medium sizes. $20 demi-toe style or sheer-to-waist with sandalfoot in one pour-on size. JacobSoriB Jaoobsoii's ALU TOG PRCSlDENTS MSN JAMES R - U.N. broken telephone line The miniw&r in Cambodia, with its atomic wars, but a worldwide fire - alarm or can call up Secretary General Waldheim dent and the Cyprus war between Greece sudden attacks in the dark and bizarre early - warning system that can communi¬ here at the U.N., or even Henry Kissinger and Turkey, however, suggests at least a misunderstandings, illustrates the need for cate the facts to every capital of every after midnight on Dumbarton Avenue in modest remedy. Namely, that an earth a more efficient worldwide communications nation in the world. communications satellite should be availa¬ Georgetown, and discuss your problem. system, and suggests a new and practical The technology is available. In the last With this kind of open communications ble to every nation in the world, financed peacekeeping role for the United Nations. generation, the world has gone through the technology available to every nation in the through the United Nations budget, so that There were serious breakdowns in the greatest communications revolution since world, it is odd and ridiculous that even potential military crises can be reported transmission of messages from Washington the invention of the printing press and wars have to start or go on for lack of facts. and dealt with in time. _ to Phnom Penh in Cambodia after the moveable type. There are now communica¬ We have communications but we don't This would be no assurance that inexper- seizure of the Mayaguez, during which tions satellites in the heavens over every jafcl President Ford landed the Marines in communicate. "Natural folly is bad e- ienced and turbulent revolutionary regimes A.TI continent. Even the smallest capital of the nough," Thomas Fuller observed back in like the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia would Thailand, without permission, and ordered newest nation in Africa, Asia or Latin 1732, "but learned folly is intolerable." pick up the phone when the bell rings in the the attack on Cambodia. America can hook into this fantastic system Intelsat system, but at least there would be by telephone, teletype or even television, if Maybe, then, there is a practical role here a line of communication that might save It is not clear, even now, whether the that can be played by the United Nations, it has a ground satellite station. lives and might even avoid wars. new Khmer Rouge regime ordered the as communicator or postmaster, if not as seizure of the Mayaguez, or if it did, wanted The major powers have recognized the These earth stations are not prohibitively peacemaker. At San Francisco, a genera¬ to hand over the ship and its American crew needs for emergency "hot lines" to avoid expensive. They cost about $4 million. As tion ago, the U.N. was conceived as a world before the Marines landed, but in any modern technology improves, they are organization with its own military organi¬ misunderstanding and even atomic wars, event, the orders from the Pentagon to but the outlook for the future, is for conflict getting smaller and cheaper all the time. zation, that could impose peace on the attack moved much faster than the appeals in places like Korea, Africa and the Middle They are already portable, and can be world, but that dream has long since from the State Department to Peking and folded up and transported in a Boeing 707. vanished. East, in many parts of which there are no Phnom Penh to make peace. quick lines of communications. Henry Kissinger took one along with him Then it was seen as a research organiza¬ Secretary General Waldheim here at the There were comparable problems at the on his original mission to China. He could tion, gathering the facts of impending United Nations is eager to assist in the height of the Greek - Turkish crisis over set one up in the desert in the Middle East, disasters in a hungry world, and as a development of an early - warning system, Cyprus, though not so serious, but the if his shuttle failed, and call securely debating society for conflicting views on the but he has neither the power nor the money problem is the same: the military network through the scrambler system to the White coming age, and occasionally as a weak but to set it up. He needs the support, or at of communications in the world is swift, and House within an hour. symbolic police force between contending least the understanding of the members of the diplomatic communications in many of This is no secret super - power mystery. armies in Cyprus and the Middle East. the world organization, and particularly the the most inflammable areas of the world are The International Telecommunications Sa¬ But even in these limited roles, it has acquiescence of the major powers. All that slow. tellite Organization (Intelsat) runs the been hobbled by the most inadequate is at issue here is merely that modern Without raking over the past in Cambo¬ communicaitons satellites and sells its communications, and has been reduced to communications should be used to get the dia or Cyprus, the point here is fairly service. You have to put more than a dime begging Intelsat for free access to the world facts of potential wars to the world in time, obvious: we need, not only a hot - line in the slot, but if you have an earth satellite satellite system, which Intelsat refused. and that is not asking very much. between Washington and Moscow to avoid in Phnom Penh, and a mob at the door, you The experience of the Cambodian inci¬ (C) 1975 New York Times John FRANK Tingwall Editor-in-Chief Margo Palarchio Advertising Manager Steve Orr News Editor Melissa Payton Kissinger's trash: Opinion Page Editor Nancy Crane National Editor JoeKirby Sports Editor Carol Klose Copy Chief Rob Kozloff Photo Editor Mary Ann ChickShaw.. -Staff Representative Sue McMillia Night Editor Enquirer gets dirt Editorials are the opinions of the Stole News. Viewpoints, columns and letters are personal opinions. We should now observe a moment of awed silence for what The Enquirer has undoubtedly done an EDITORIALS well be the journalistic coup of the decade — the flat out 1975: ^ may scoop of one impressive job. ItrnL realize the deficiencies of the MSU School of Journalist! Never once, in all my years as a student, did Someone in Henry Kissinger's household likes Cabin Still any protest suggest that the nearest rubbish heap might hold the storyill bourbon and wears Lord & Taylor T - shirts. Stop free rein fo This startling glimpse into the hidden politics was unearthed by finest tradition of his profession — an alleys of Washington investigative reporter, who — in the diligently collected and lifetime. Nobody ever hinted that a Hefty trash more secrets than E. Howard Hunt's bag could cot unpublished n< The journalism school might well revitalize its curriculum! critically examined Kissinger's garbage. light of this history - making breakthrough. A few humlf It must seem now as though the most reprehen¬ within their own borders, no other nation so vocally It was a dirty job, but it had to be done. suggestions... I sible activities of the Central Intelligence Agency proud of its tolerance and support of liberty has ever The journal re£p'Offtfble;f1 power. McGovern" doesn't absolve Jesus, I thought. I'm glad this guy is retired. Then I was We are all in this anyone from blame. J reminded of a similar instance. together, at least that is supposed to w J Last year, when President Ford came out with ideology behind democracy, and we won't get anywhere unless** WIN buttons he work at it was saying the same thing — it was the people's fault and he — good old American determinism. J was One place we can start is with the turning it over to them. 5. You can sit home or drive City Council primary A«PJ Jesus. out to Lake Lansing and P'8S/j whole thing off as just a That's not exactly the perception of government by the people the real thing and who cares primary - heU, it's summer and this' that I had in mind. And then, I realized — realizations don't come But if you do that, anyway? . ,, J easy to me - that a lot of it was our fault. you are depriving yourself of a rig n nation was founded on. If It wasn't that we were individually wasteful — you don't care about who runs youf H though we were, government, and are — nor was it that we didn't have any pride in our country Besides, why worry about who runs the country? if you didn't notice it, Watergate was an .J — though it is hard to come by sometimes. What it was is that this passive American outgr0* !1 these people, our leaders, had been encouraging us to live the way and attitude. The Nixons, Haldemans, MiK""! we have and now Ehrlichmans figured the public wouldn't really f?'v® * they were telling us it was our fault for listening when it came right down to it. to them. And it is. the stories of They figured nobody would w Take a good look at the presidential hopefuls for '76 and, if you Woodward, Bernstein and others because n wanted the hassle. It is one can name five without looking up at the ceiling to collect your thing to brand a politician as cf quite another to do something about it. thoughts, is there any one of them you can really get excited So how about it, voters? Are wn about? you ready to wake up? || JJ® ^ to have Bicentennial What's wrong? spirit, look at what really happened J For too long we have abused our voting privilege. It is more ago — an insurrection against tyranny; pretty heavy s u J you think about it. And if than just showing up at a booth on election day — it is knowing you do, then think about ho« J happen again, easily, if we hold fast to our growing what goes on before you get there, who is running and who you ideal that stoica l 'HI, FERGUSON/ FBI want to run. We haven't been demanding enough of our leaders nothing can be done about the quality of 'e® [ijfjJ . . . OH, HI, KELLY/ CIA — It s in our hands and it won't matter how much gum G® MEET WILSON, PHONE COMPANY HI . . . instead, we have been spoiled, like small children with too many can chew while he jj . . . . . toys to play with. When someone takes one away, we cry. walks if we don't make an effort to hoi others, accountable for their actions. lichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 28,1975 5 Rime of a Modern Mariner: sailing's not always a breeze By JOE KIRBY centerboard up and down. The you're as far behind as they themselves in third place, much filed a protest against Kirby State News Staff Writer centerboard projects through were it's hard to capture the to Kirby's surprise. and Carlson, claiming they had What follows is a true ac¬ the bottom of the boat and true feeling of a regatta. Now the question was, could hit a buoy, which is illegal. count. keeps it from drifting side to As they helplessly watched they hang on to this position or A protest committee was Unfortunately, the names have not been changed side. the five boats ahead of them, maybe even....Kirby's mind formed and after hearing both to protect the innocent. It was soon obvious that Kirby figured that if they was spinning madly as he sides, the protest was disal¬ The tale begins one fine day Kirby knew nothing about sail¬ caught a good breeze—of hurri¬ thought about first place with¬ lowed and Kirby and Carlson last week when the commodore ing and that it would be wise to cane proportions—they might in easy grasp. But while he as were awarded third place. of the MSU sailing club, John avoid sailing terms like star¬ still be able to slip into fifth. thinking, the fourth place boat The total points were then Carlson, came in to talk to State board and port and instead use Alas, it wasn't to be and they moved along side them and added up to determine the final News sports editor Joe Kirby terms like left and right. finished last. Afterwards, Kir¬ began inching ahead. standings. The winners were about the possibility of writing But Kirby was a quick learn¬ by realized he had left the They weren't ready to give the team of Harvey and Rey¬ er and as long as Carlson was centerboard up for the entire up yet, though, and when some nolds, followed by Hughes and a story about the club. Carlson telling him what to do he didn't race, which explained why they clever manuevering by Carlson Hulce, Minnich and Kambly, suggested that per¬ haps Kirby could sail in a club have much problem doing it. regatta to get a feel for what Kirby also learned to hang on sailing is really like. Kirby, whenever the boat made a who had never been in a sharp turn. Kirby wasn't sailboat in his life, thought it stupid. He knew he didn't want was a dandy idea. to drown. The regatta was scheduled They practiced for about an for Friday. On Wednesday, hour, and slowly but surely Kirby went to Lake Lansing for Kirby learned which moves to a practice session so he would¬ make under which conditions n't make a complete ass of and he had a lot of fun moving himself at the regatta. around the lake just soaking up As they prepared to take the the sun. boat out on a practice run "This isn't so hard," he Carlson did his best to relax thought. "I'm ready for the Kirby. First he asked Kirby if regatta." he could swim. Kirby laughed Kirby showed up Friday and said, "A little bit," while ready to go. Before the race visions of drowning danced there was a meeting for skip¬ through his mind. pers and crew where the course Next Carlson warned him to was explained. It was a watch his step when getting in triangular course marked by the boat, because the boats three bouys, and there would tend to tip over easily. It was be three races with the winner obvious that Kirby was not determined by total points. getting more relaxed. Six boats were entered in the Eventually they got the boat race. Kirby and Carlson were out on the lake. The boat was a the last ones out on the course. flying junior, which is operated They had very little practice by two people. The skipper time before the first race handles the steering and man- began. uevers the larger sail, called A poor start dropped Kirby the boom. The crew works the and Carlson into last place and smaller jib sail and moves the things looked bad. When had had much trouble put them in good position at the Club lets so con¬ Kirby and Carlson, Hayes and trolling the boat. first turn, they slipped into Taylor, and Cesarz and Ban- Kirby figured they could just third place. hous. forget about the first race and A quick look over the should¬ their hope to do better in the second. er revealed they were putting After the results were an¬ get A slightly better start helped things a bit as Kirby and distance between them and the fourth-place boat. Kirby eyed nounced, all the sailors sat back with a beer and watched the Carlson surged into fifth place, the boat ahead of them but sun set on the MSU sailing club. The MSU Sailing Club has its headquarters at Lake Lansing, where they held off all challen¬ decided that third place wasn't Kirby figured sailing wasn't about a 10 minute drive from campus. Membership is confined really bad. It would have really too hard and if he could ges and streaked across the so mostly to MSU students, though non - students can also join. finish line with a moral vic¬ been impossible to catch the come up with a boat, he could Initial membership fee for the club is $10. Dues are $25 for the tory — fifth place. boat ahead of them, anyway. try a solo crossing of the school year and $10 for the summer. Club members receive sailing Now there was one final race, They crossed the finish line Pacific, which would be a instruction, so no previous experience is necessary. a last chance for glory. They third and Kirby was quite bigger challenge than a little Members do not have to own a sailboat since they can use the approached the starting line in delighted with himself. reggatta. club's boats. The club recently purchased six new flying junior good position, eyeing the other "Why, if they had a few more "Now let's see, starboard is boats and is attempting to move to a larger location on Lake boats and hoping to catch a races we would be in first right... no left. Or is it right?" Lansing. good breeze. A couple of boats place," he said. he mumbled as he walked off During the school year, the club competes in regattas against were in bad position as the But there was trouble. The into the sunset. "Port is . . . other schools that have sailing clubs. Individual club members also starting whistle sounded and fourth place finishers apparent¬ hmm, let's see. 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Call 353-4734. through spring, $65 per month. |®i9T7:'J?abodvwo,k 2-7-28 332-1221. 5-8-4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mondaily.JuU Ff Salt 1151 lost tflirt l[q] BICYCLE CLOSE OUT SALE. French built light weight touring bikes, 10 speed, ladies 3 speed. Save on top quality handmade LOST: 7-22, Stoddard Street area. 1 female shorthaired, calico cat. 1 year 2-7-28 old. Ptolemey. 351-7867 Chances of Mideast war rise bikes. 645-2127. C-13-7-30 By ARTHUR MAX said Israel could not trust expelling it, but in the face of in Lebanon, but there were no said Israel mobilized 7,000 re¬ Associated Press the Sinai American technicians manning ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ FOUND: THUNDERBIRD hubcap further Israeli obstruction of casualties in the clash, near the servists. The Israeli sources mountains I REFRIGERATOR, 17 Israel frost free 8 years old CUBIC foot, Corner of Shaw/Farm Lane, With Egyptian forces repor¬ electronic listening posts in peace efforts the Arabs will border settlement of Misgav could not confirm, however, suggest J condition, $75. 337-7327. 3-7-30 good 353.3885, Jim. C-3-7-30 ted fully mobilized and on 24 - Sinai to provide its main source have no choice but to demand Am, the Israeli command said. Pentagon reports that the personnel the station repCii 1 hour alert, qualified military of intelligence on Egyptian its exclusion. •Diplomatic sources said Is¬ Egyptians had redeployed as m Jl LC SMITH Coron-a-matic FOUND: sources in Tel Aviv said Sunday troop movements. The Israeli cabinet, mean¬ rael has sent a senior official to tiaircraft batteries on the west an¬ stage Sinai acwTdif glasses. that Israel assesses the possi¬ bility of a new Mideast war as News of the Egyptian mobi¬ lization and alert came from while, discussed Egypt's pro¬ posals for a partial Sinai accord, the European Security Confer¬ ence summit in Helsinki, partly bank of the Suez Canal. The alert began after negotwtion. Diplomatic through sourca J much higher than a year ago. President Anwar Sadat, who and diplomatic sources in Jeru¬ Egypt envisioned bases in setting to maintain contact with Secre¬ said it might not agree to a CARPETING - SHAG - yellow/ _ Personal \\/\ They said it could erupt in a matter of hours if the UN told a news conference in Khartoum, Sudan, that if no salem said the chief issue in dispute was the line to which tary Kissinger of State Henry A. on negotiations for a renewal of the UN Force mandate. Emergency The force Americans all-.fourIf and Jj gold, and one very light green. Egypt. J FREE A lesson in complexion Textured style - blue. $3/yard. care. ... Call 484-4519 East peacekeeping force leaves its buffer zone in Sinai. Sinai agreement is reached within three months, when the Egypt wants Israel to with¬ draw. Sinai accord with Egypt. occupies a six - mile - wide buffer area east of the canal. Inlandmilitary *ne 349-0497. 5-8-4 Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing The sources, who are familiar •Kissinger consulted with Israel would « latest U.N. mandate expires, They said the line proposed the U.S. ambassador to Cairo 1 Mall. MERLE NORMAN Both sides lowered the level FREE 8 track tape with purchase with intelligence problems, also Egypt will be forced to "adopt by Egypt ran too close to Americans to pass COSMETIC STUDIOS. -13-7-30 a on prospects of achieving a new of alert last week when „J of five at $1.50 each. We have new situation." He did not Israel's sprawling military base Egypt tion detrimental to Israeli - Egyptian settlement, agreed to extend the mandate which Pioneer SX727, SX626, MESSA and PAID prescription elaborate. at Big Gifgafa and would render but details were not disclosed. and the Security Council imple¬ tains good Washington SX1000TW receivers. AR, Dyncaco and RCA speakers. Jensen, plan has been added to our third party pay services. GULLIVER |_ Real Estate ![(£: He also said that keeping Israel within the United Na¬ its busy airfield inoperative. The southern sector of the line, The meeting took place Satur¬ day night mented the extension. But the relation,! they almost " We also have couches, desks, STATE DRUG, 1105 East Grand near Bonn. sources said Egypt was now would OKEMOS 4 BEDROOM Colonial, tions would be better than near the Abu Rudeis oilfield, The Israeli military sources inform Efwl dressers, vanities, TV's, leather River, 2 blocks east of Snyder ready to take small military intelligence given coats, 10 speed bicycles. Check recently redecorated, excellent which Israel may relinquish as said Egypt has rebuilt its capa¬ measures for political Phillips dorm. Telephone 332- gain that raelis, the sources us out for budget prices. Come on 2011. 0-1-7-28 condition, Mortgage available, mid-40's. low interest. part of an agreement also bility following the destruction could erupt into a major war. "Each su|l down to DICKER & DEAL, 1701 Owner leaving city. By appoint¬ posed a problem, the sources of its war potential in the The sources said that if the country South Cedar, Lansing. Bankcards BOARD EXAM TUTORING said. Egypt wants a wide October 1973 fighting. UN force had left the zone, "it own benefit," said II ment. Call 349-3070. 5-7-28 officer. welcome. 482-3886. C-7-30 STANLEY H. KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES NOTHING DOWN, 5 stretch of territory along the Gulf of Suez to protect Abu They were replying to ques¬ could have been a question of be in a "TheAmeritJ difficult acre building tions while a two - week - old hours" before one or both sides TEN SPEED Raleigh Record. Like matter what new condition. Extras. $130. Call Now being formed for the up¬ site. Fronting on Sherwood Road Rudeis, but this would force state of alert was still in force tried to fill the vacuum and For the same they djjj coming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, with or without private tennis Israel to give up the only road on both sides in the Sinai re 332-8249. 3-7-28 ATGSB, GRE board exams. For court. Phone 655-2873. 5-8-4 traversable by vehicles linking fighting could develop into a said Israel does Desert. not information call 1-313-354-0085. war on the scale of the 1973 American bases in | it to its forces in southern Sinai ft® Mrtili hwisIH 0-13-7-30 CUTE dining 3 BEDROOM, separate from the west, the sources said. The sources said Israel put its desert troops on alert fol¬ conflict, they said. The sources said Israel could its main source But they of BARON 10x52, excellent condi¬ Real Estate jlffc; Flowering area, secluded trees, backyard. low taxes, In other Middle East de¬ lowing intelligence ,v reports not rely on American observers lem does receive implied thijl tion. 2756 East Grand River, $17,800 or best reasonable offer. Announcements for It's What's velopments: that Egypt had called an alert to provide full and swift infor¬ tion, which would be some J Mobile Homes Manor, A2. 353- FOR SALE, 4 bedroom home, Perry. 625-7049. 5-7-28 Happening must be received in the •An Israeli border patrol in its land, sea and air forces. mation if they took over the the J 9696 or 351-5483. 3-8-1 remodeled and redecorated, traded gunfire with Arab forces Reports from the Pentagon Americans are J State News office, 341 Student electronic warning station in evacuate the $19,900. Phone 489-6222. 3-7-28 Recreation Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Turkish J 1973 12x60 New Moon. Air, two class days before fireplace, washer/dryer, excellent EAST LANSING by owner. publication. 3 BICENTENIAL FARES through¬ No announcements will be ac¬ condition. $6300. 625-3803 R-R-fi bedroom, 2 baths, large wooded out U.S. . . . Cruises, charters to cepted by phone. Britain lot. Near MSU, shopping, bus. Europe. TRAVEL BY plan STAR 10x50 2 bedroom, air, announces Private, evergreens. Sunporch, shed, near HARRINGTON, 351-8800. C-12- Parents Without Partners will campus. Mobile basement, garage. Fully insulated. 7-30 hold a discussion on "Superstition Home Manor, 351-7523. 0-13-7- $31,900. Favorable land contract and Old Wive's Tales" at 7:30 p.m. 30 possible. Ideal for young faculty 1972 WESTBROOK 12x65, 2 family. Phone 351-5934. 0-7-30 | Service [(^ Tuesday at Johnny Maron's. bedroom, unfurnished except for FOR THE Best Service on stereo Gay Liberation will meet at 8 to free stove and refrigerator. EAST LANSING, Tamarisk, 5 bed¬ equipment p.m. Wednesday in 334 Union. political $4500. see the STEREO captives! 694-1823. 5-8-4 rooms, 254 baths, central air, SHOPPE, 555 East Grand River. dining room, family room, bus. C-13-7-30 If you're not registered to vote | Lost t Found |fC^] Culdesak. Possibly rent. 351-6037 EDITING, PROOFREADING, ex¬ j"SignEastup La™n9' at City £l®fs!lnr^sk,er' Hall, 410 Abbott FIND SOMETHING perienced. Dissertations, theses, Road or in the Co - op office, 311B LONDON (UPI) - The fire on Feb. 10, but 246 others If you've found a pet or article of CONDOMINIUM - 1956 Lac Du book and article Student Services Bldg. streets by Christmas?" manuscripts. British government has an¬ still being held without attempt to put dm| value, we want to Mont Haslett. Lakeside Village ANNE CAULEY, 337-1591. 6-8-1 are "We shall have to see what help you - nounced plans to free all politi¬ spread violence by CjlbL return it. Just come into the The MSU Sailing Club will meet trial. we see in the next few $31,000. 3 bedroom, call 339-2981 months," Protestant I at 6 p.m. cal prisoners in Northern Ire¬ extremists!! State News Department and tell us you want Classified for viewing. 14-8-22 Instruction W Tuesday at the site. Everyone interested is welcome. land unless a new round of all - Rees said the internment law lets him, "make a judgment on Rees replied. "If there is a full - scale insurrection, then I will At the end of 1972, J to place an ad in EAST EAST LANSING. 4 bedroom, 2 Boats, storage and instruction are out religious warfare erupts in each individual case in the light of internment, more fl PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Guitar use the law I have to use." LANSING STATE storv brick on auiet residential and flute lessons provided with membership. Con- the province. of the right of the community to suspected extremists, J nan., ..... i_u_ ia< L The IRA has threatened to them Catholic, werehtl Found Column. As a public street near MSU. 2 fireplaces, n II I,:.:; -»»r "poranjs. ion JU »«,— Northern Ireland win Secretary be protected, as well as the 7830. MARSHALL service EAST LANSING STATE MUSIC, 351- Owen Hall for call off the shaky, five - month - the Special Powers All formal dining room, den. Finished more information. Merlyn Rees, Britain's overseer BANK will run the ad at no cost C-1-7-28 need to safeguard the right of old cease fire unless Britain basement, shaded lot. Warm in - The IRA has been figk The MSU Go Club meets from 8 Ulster, set a target date of the individual to his freedom." to you I ended internment and pulled all EAST LANSING comfortable home, ideal for fac¬ ulty. By owner, Mike Darner - |WU Service Ml to 10 p.m. Mondays in 331 Union. Christmas for the release of the remaining 246 Roman Catholics Airey Neave, a spokesman British troops out of the pro¬ unite the testant predominant^! province with til STATE BANK 373-2897 days, 351-8294 evenings. TYPING. Beginners and quiet spectators for the Conservative opposition vince. 13-7-30 5-8-1 Theses, dissertations, welcome. and Protestants suspected of Republic to the south I • term papers, legal, IBM. Call party, asked Rees if, "the risk is Britain invoked the emergen¬ Protestant militants to extremism. John Calhoun, 332-2078. justified in releasing over 200 cy powers of preventive deten¬ 30 0-13-7- The National Psoriasis Founda¬ "Although I cannot commit battling to keep Ulster J tion is sponsoring a free experienced terrorists onto the tion on Aug. 9, 1971, in an province. meeting myself to a specific date, I hope Towsley Center, Dow Auditor-. The TYPING. the situation id Ulster 'will EXPERIENCED, fast, . and accurate. ium, Univ. of Michigan Medical «»I0. Reasonable rates. progress sufficiently to enable Call Jean, 485-9024. 14-8-13 School, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to present news for psoriasis. on a new treatment all detainees to be out by Christmas," Rees said recently LSD study conducted by HEW Creative Corner TYPING, ALL ®*Perience, reasonable rates, 393- 4820 after 1 pm. kinds, 9 0-14-8-22 years Join summer, the co - ops single and double rooms for the in a speech to Parliament. He Tefused to rule out future arrests under Britain's contro¬ (continued from page 1) The purpose of the experi¬ funded by HEW grantil| The NIMH studies were ments was to determine whe¬ UNIGRAPHICS offers COM- available. Stop by the Co versial internment program, per¬ as long as five years. PLETE formed for the most part on the ther LSD had any value in An official NIMH sputa DISSERTATION office' 3118 Student Services but the mass release appeared and resume service. biomedical research campus at treating the mentally ill and confirmed most of thtl| Summer is Crochet Season! IBM typing, ^ or visi! .V°u,r '°cal » " °P- to mark at least a temporary the National Institutes of alcoholics, or in inducing classic editing, offset printing, and Taking a waiting list for fall, end to the arrest of suspected Health in suburban Bethesda, details of the experimnl binding. We encourage compar¬ extremists without trial. symptoms of mental illness said exact figures wnl ative shopping. The Mensa Dinner Md. which could possibly serve as For estimate, Group will available immediately, r stop in at 2843 East Grand River meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at "Our policy on detention will Most were "one-shot affairs," ".model psychoses" for further spokesman said much fl or phone 332-8414. 0-10-7-30 Beggars Banquet in East Lansing. continue to be related to the study. Reservations through Lansing an NIMH spokesman said, information spanning f nature and level of violence Sources disagreed on the than two decades had TYPING BY the hour, Theses Mensa are a must. Bring a friend. meaning that volunteers, pri¬ and dissertations. prevailing," Rees said. soners and mental patients findings of the studies. One said computerized and Drop off British officials said 322 poli¬ service. Secretarial they "all bombed out" but obtained only through 0-7-30 Assistance. Easy - paced 20 ride every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. - mile bicycle tical prisoners have been freed were given LSD just once and another said the experiments if . then senf back home or to consuming manual se ' beginning at the Commuter Lot at since the start of an Irish suggested that LSD might have voluminous records. institutions after the effects IRENE ORR Farm Lane and Mt. Hope Road. Republican Army (IRA) some limited value in - Theses, term cease - wore off. curing The spokesman uiifl papers, general typing. Co - sponsored by the MSU certain alcoholics. with Ann Brown. Call Formerly follow-up of the LSD 482-7487 Cycling Club and the Tri County The NIMH's patients for possible id - own experi¬ C-7-30 Bicycle Assn. ments cost, at most, "a couple reccurring effects of IJl of million dollars" NEED A paper Congress ready for action the planned. Although thebT over typed? Fast Racquetball players are invited service. Call Dorothy or Toni to play in the 14-year period, a spokesman of the research subjetM Michigan Summer said. 337-7138. 3-8-1 Racquetball Open August 8,9 and ably still are availabltB 10 at Racquettime, Another source said that 84 COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Livonia. spokesman said, most iT Contact Joe Koppel for more (continued from page 1) outside research projects in¬ researchers who conducll resume service, Printing, IBM information. You need to enter at This sale has been opposed by some, volving LSD were funded experiments are "long ■ typing, binding, Printing from least a week before the event. contending it increases your plain paper originals. chances of war in the Middle East. However, Mansfield through about $7.5 million in from NIMH." said he grants between 1953 and 1974. NIMH could not say Corner M.A.C. and Grand River. Below Children's Theatre will be pre¬ feels that as arms are being sold at other nations in the area he More than 30 of those univer¬ w|J Jones Stationery Shop, sented at 7:30 tonight at the Red doesn't see why they shouldn't be made available to Jordan also. any LSD experiments! 9-5 Monday - Friday. Call Cedar School playground, and at sity research experiments in¬ by HEW grants were 4 COPYGRAPHYGRAPH Sr SERVICES 337- O'Neill said other items to be considered in the volved humans, and the rest 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the will include Ford's veto of the $2 billion health House this week ing but said that, if MJl . C-13-7-30 Towar Garden Community Center. and nursing bill, and were limited to animals, NIMH they would be on 'I he predicted that it will be overriden. The said. Some of the studies Senate overrode the smaller scale than in"" TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast A Jazz Band Concert veto Saturday, and reasonable. featuring only hours after it was announced. 371-4635. the LCC Jazz Ensemble will be Both Mansfield and O'Neill indicated that C-13-7-30 they expect to City bank robbed of held in the Washington Mall, 200 override Ford's veto of the education bill when block of North Washington Ave. to session in September. Congress returns EXPERIENCED IBM sertation typing." Dis¬ from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. today. (pica - elite). FAYANN, Admission is free. In other action this week the Senate has 489-0358. C-13-7-30 scheduled hearings on (continued from page 1) two more appropriations bills, one for the Department of Health, the bank was held up*#J ANN BROWN typing and multi- Education and Welfare and the other for the Immediately after the robber 6,1965 when $1,600 do!" lith offset departments of State, turned with the printing. Complete ( Commerce and Justice. money Ride- taken by another lone id day summer term. Appointments nour said the service for dissertations, theses, can be made Monday through It also will consider a public works unidentified teller He said that thief wail measure to which several manuscripts, general typing. Friday from 8 a.m. senators want to attach triggered an alarm. He said apprehended and some ip 1 IBM. 25 to 5 p.m. in the special revenue sharing for cities and only two customers were in the * years experience. ASMSU business office, 307 Stu¬ states hit hard by the recession. money was recovered. C-13-7-30 dent Services bank at the time of the Bldg. robbery, On Monday the Senate will consider a measure but that there 7103—INTKIOL'E EVERY¬ 7136—ELEGANT CIKCLE! to block were several ONE coming and (joins in a Delight a bride or hostess Waited International Folk Dancing development of the naval facility on the Indian Ocean island of other bank employes there. Diego Garcia. Rhodes lacy vest. Crochet of sport meets at 7:30 p.m. with this pineapple beauty. Tuesday in the "Faster, faster," was the only yarn or double-strand mer¬ Crochet a 60-inch cloth of APARTMENT MANAGER: South Kedzie Hall On the other side of the Capitol the cerized cotton in easy spider- Apartments Dances from all over the world will courtyard. reorganized select House thing the robber allegedly said bedspread cotton and a 40- j" ---jiing house. Intelligence Committee plans to begin hearings Thursday on to the web design. Directions for inch center-piece of Number Free rent, teller while she was Misses' Sizes S(X-10); M(12- irfi\l9$.tage terms. be taught and danced. All are whether the United States spends too much for gathering the $1,300 14); L(16-1X) included. 30 cotton. Costs so little, adds so much! Directions. Call after 5-7-30 6 pm. 332-5906. welcome. agencies. intelligence cash drawer. from her (continued from pfe J Chairman Otis G. Pike, D-N. Y., has said he believes No other tellers heard as guardsmen tried tobrt Another Way: Atheist Alterna¬ that more a noon rally on the t* than a dozen any¬ WANTED: 2 boys 10-speed tive invites all atheists, freethink¬ agencies gather more intelligence than the country thing until the alarm was bikes, can effectively commons. u between 22 and 25 inches. Good ers, agnostics and humanists to use. triggered, Ridenour said. Lawyers for the victi®* condition. Call 676-4100. Morn¬ drop in from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Five tellers who Michigan State News, 126. were on to show that National Needlecraft Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea ings and after 5 p.m. 3-8-1 Wednesday in the Union Oak their lunch hour Station, New York, Room. Nontheologic ethics will when the weapons policies at Ken J N. Y. 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. robbery occured could not re¬ Save dollars! Create beautiful NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG! 3 designs printed Inside. New! Nifty Fifty Quilts things. Send for NEW 1975 75rf CASH p«ld I, ScfeiK* Fiction, lout OM look! be discussed. State lawmakers feel heat enter the p.m. bank until nearly 2:00 when it reopened for ated from Army designed to prevent snw American civilians wi'11 Pr<*^ _ ■ New! Ripple Crochet $1.00 business. Both the ELPD and $1,00 ficient reason. M FBI were . 8ew + Knit Book—has Basic Tissue Needlepoint Book Pattern $1.25 1 page 1) adopt a modified version of a teller who handed interrogating the Del Corso said weapo»l $1.00 week. over the Flower Crochet Book $1.00 transportation bond program by his men were The bill, which money and bank officials at that $1 00 some claim is already passed by the Senate. time. Only the drive-in result of legitimate pi Instant Macrami E $1.00 unconstitutional, limits cam¬ The House version author¬ remained open to serve window by commanders close to $1.00 GRADUATE STUDENT - mother paign donations and expendi¬ izes the sale of $150 million in cus¬ in the field, despite m $1.00 needs 3 tures, clamps down on lobbyists tomers as armed or 4 bedrooms, bonds for mass transit and the policemen policieswhich dictate Complete Afghans #14 $1.00 unfurnished home. and creates turned away customers ^ $1.00 End of a watchdog agency borrowing of another $30 mil¬ the bank's main from circumstances under 12 Prize Afghans to #12 police candidates, lobbyists Book of 16 Quilts Museum Quilt Book #1 50* 501 6944^728 eV6nin98- 515"279' and public officials. It also lion. As proposed governor and passed by the by the entrance. This is unreal. I can't believe guns may disorder. be loaded #2 we've been held 1 ji 50* would start partial public fund¬ up," said one of 15 Quilts for Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs Today #3 50* WANTED, SEARS dialogue, Senate, $175 million in bonds the tellers on her The plaintiffs cont wj 1975 spring/summer, Fall/winter, ing of gubernatorial races. would be sold. Over half the lunch hour, were exercising a cons" J] 50* $2 each. standing outside of the bank 353-7029. 5-8-1 The House is expected to profits would go to the Detroit waiting for it to re-open. right to assemble P« L and speak freely and tm area. Ridenour said the last time | dispersal was unlawiu- Ihigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 28, 1975 1 1 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman rODAY'S [PROGRAMS THE o?tW\o\te &W&9SBQ W the ^EtfAW MoT I Video Everyday — AN Rights Reserved — Dickinson Newspaper Services Mfcf=66>\|ZlLY 1UOZE OF THE ComiTrEE, 7WE ?N£Ti... J W-lW-tV, Detroit 10 WIIX-TV, Jock ton 25 WEYI-TV. 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(ABC) Wide World: Mystery (9) Jeannie "Coven Of Killers" (R) Escaped 'The House And The Brain" (12) Movie mass murderer re-unites his Hurd Hatfield, Keith Charles. (13) Beverly Hillbillies followers to plan the executions Tale of a man with satanic (23) Dig It of all parties responsible for his (41) Honeymooners FRANK ERNEST & by Bob Thaves Ianuts pchulz THfc RtAiOM THfc (l HATE WOODSTOCK'S) SIOMATURC LOOK/ SWIM PARTIE5.' J FuNMY I TAHTS -J HAD MY FlNfi tfttCHotStb WHEN X HCNtD TH£ CHECK. 7 58 *' *' • . that CIA made phony money WASHINGTON (AP) - A permanent subcommittee Some we check, some Senate subcommittee is on we terfeiting in Vietnam but would Intelligence Committed headed con¬ investigations, said the panel don't," he said. "This one we check further. by Democrat Frank Church of ducting a preliminary inquiry has been checking the allega¬ will check just because of the He characterized the into allegations that the Central probe Idaho, which is probing CIA tion for several months but has nature of the allegations." as a preliminary inquiry rather activities, Feldman said: Intelligence Agency printed not been able to substantiate it. Feldman said the subcom¬ than an investigation and said it counterfeit American money "We've just received allega¬ "There's nothing stopping us mittee, headed by Sen. Henry has not been pursued on a during the Vietnam war to tions like that," he said. "We M. Jackson, D - Wash., has from turning it over to the full-time basis. Asked why the finance secret operations. have no firm corroboration. Church Committee but we don't checked with the CIA on the preliminary inquiry is being Howard J. Feldman, major¬ "We get many, many stories have enough to turn over. It's allegation and said it replied it handled by Jackson's commit¬ ity counsel for the Senate and many, many allegations. could find no evidence of coun¬ tee rather than the Senate an option." Feldman declined to name the source of the allegations or 6 ACCUSED OF PRISON MURDERS outline the scope of the charges. He said public disclo¬ sure of the committee's inquiry will make it "extremely difficult m\ San Quenfin to check it out now." The Detroit Free Press said in its Sunday editions the probe JL also has touched on whether SAN RAFAEL Calif. (AP) - the alleged counterfeit curren¬ Six inmates accused of killing Center. Judge Harold Haley, Jackson's brother Jonathan, Jackson. Stephen Mitchell Authorities have said that a cy fell into the hands of organi¬ I f three guards and two honor and two inmates were killed in Bingham, then a 29 - year - old massive breakout may have zed crime. ; HhmSst' attorney, prisoners at San Quentin Pri¬ a bloody escape attempt from a disappeared after leaving the prison that day and been planned. They say that two of the guards were found fsssr son nearly four years ago go on civic center courtroom Aug. 7, It quoted Jackson as saying has been sought as a fugitive stripped, indicated inmates had trial here Monday. the panel's staff "is 1970. ever since. planned to use their uniforms in conducting Black revolutionary George Superior Court Judge Henry Officials say Jackson hid the a bid for freedom. preliminary inquiries into un¬ Jackson also died that summer J. Broderick has refused a confirmed allegations that the gun in his Afro - style wig and But Deputy Public Defender CIA was engaged in counter¬ Saturday, the day one prison defense request that the trial later pulled it while undergoing Frank Cox has filed an affidavit official called San Quentin's be moved elsewhere. a routine search after feiting American currency in "blackest, bloodiest day." Au¬ The jury will not consider the contending that he has infor¬ Southeast Asia." thorities said Jackson was shot Bingham's visit. He allegedly mation from a confidential case of a seventh person offi¬ ordered 27 other inmates re¬ trying to escape. cials claim triggered the inci¬ source indicating that Jackson He added that little if any leased and the violence began, was lured into making an hard evidence has been unco¬ The defendants, known as dent by smuggling a gun to officials said. the "San Quentin Six," are escape attempt. vered. Willie Tate, 30. John Larry The paper said it learned the Spain, 25, Fleeta Drumgo, 30, original tip in the probe came Hugo Pinell, 30, Talamantez, 22, and David Luis Tender farewell sermon from a former Vietnam ser¬ viceman now in prison in Cali¬ Johnson, 28. fornia on an unrelated charge. They are accused in the August, 1971 killing of guards Jere Graham, 39, Frank Delen, 44, and Paul Krasner, 52, and delivered by elder King The former Marine told in¬ vestigators that the CIA ob¬ tained virtually authentic en¬ honor inmates John Lynn, 29, graved plates and printed its The Goodyear blimp flies over the southern tip of Manhattan, with tlJ ATLANTA, Ga.(AP)- In an my sons at least — give his life and Ronald L.. Kane, 28. emotional farewell we've made it," King preached. own currency in order to avoid city's skyline in the background. Last Saturday was one of the Some were shot to death, sermon Sun¬ to his people." Less than three feet from the any accountability to congres¬ clearest days this year. The world Trade Center towers tit; others had their throats slashed day, Dr. Martin Luther King More than 1,300 persons sional appropriations commit¬ stand at the lei Sr. told an overflow pulpit where he preached, with a razor blade attached to a congrega¬ jammed into the simple, red King's wife, Alberta, was shot tees, the Free Press said. tion at historic Ebenezer brick church where King's son, toothbrush. Bap¬ and killed little more than a year tist church, "I've lived to see the late civil rights leader my ago when a young It took over three months to son give his life to his people." black gunman Martin Luther King Jr. once pick a jury for the trial in Marin The gray-haired, 75-year-old opened fire during Sunday County Superior Court. About 1,800 prospective jurors were questioned, and the panel of King, preaching his last official sermon after 44 years, spoke on God's call to Abraham to offer preached his doctrine of peace¬ ful dissent. The younger King was assas¬ cervices. She was King spoke of her, too. "I don't want to make this 70. Astronauts condition sinated in Memphis in 1968 and sad, this is not an occasion of eight women and four men his son Isaac as a sacrifice. includes only one black. All the King Sr.'s only other son, A.D. sadness," he said. "It's no "None of us could do that," defendants but Talamantez King, drowned in his back yard accident that my wife visited reunite with are said King, clad in a white robe. black. The jurors will hear the case Then, his voice rising drama¬ tically, he added: swimming pool less than 18 months later. "A.D., M. L., Daddy's made with morning. me "She's with between midnight and may in a tightly guarded courtroom "But I think I've faced that. me now. She it. I'm a little bit tired, HONOLULU (AP) — The three Apollo astronauts at the Marin County Civic I've lived to see my son — one of coming helped me plan this whole thing much up on broken pieces of ship, but are flight. before she died. She's not far improved from the effects of breathing toxic fumes and may leave Officials believe the fumes could have been . . . just an open door away." Tripler Army Hospital soon. nitrogen te Then he told the congrega¬ Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, Vance D. Brand and Donald K. a highly corrosive chemical used as an oxidizer in n propellant. Dem telethon m tion, "We still have some tempestuous waves ... as long Slayton leave the are "significantly improved" and hospital for a may be permitted to Tuesday reunion with their families in The chemical, when inhaled, can have a delayed effect, cn fluids to build up in the lungs up to 72 hours after as I live when trouble Houston, doctors said. exposure. I arises, I'll The astronauts are love the Lord. Ill The spacemen experienced irritation of their spending their time in the hospital til stay with eyes, nose, skin into tape recorders for the LOS ANGELES (AP) The the him." and lungs when a noxious gas streamed into their post - flight debriefing tradition! - waning hours of the pro¬ ican Broadcasting Co. studios spacecraft returned spacemen. Democratic Party, trying to gram. Then, turning to Dr. Joseph during the final few moments of their return to earth Thursday. featured entertainers Helen Meanwhile, the Soyuz 18 cosmonauts who returned to« pay off $2.6 million in debts, However, party officials con¬ L. Roberts Jr., who succeeds They were admitted to Tripler's intensive care ward on Friday struggled to break even Sun¬ Reddy, Delia Resse, Jackie him and moved Saturday Saturday after 83 days in orbit have been awarded med' ceded that they may only break as pastor, King said, "I'm night to private rooms after day in its 22 - hour national Cooper, Warren Beatty, Lome showing "Their staunchness and heroism displayed during the mi even on the show, which cost an Greene, Tony Orlando, Susan going to help you all I can. I improvement. Tass news agency said. telethon originating here. estimated $2.75 million to pro¬ want to say to you, no matter Dr. Peter Bartelloni, chief of medicine at St. James and Joseph Cam- Tripler, said Slayton Air Force Lt. Col. Pyotr Klimuk and engineer Vi Party officials said proceeds duce. what you may have heard, I had "more involvement" than his crewmates, but that his x-rays panella. Sevastyanov, a civilian, each given their second from the star - studded fund¬ "It looks now like we won't won't dictate to you . . now show 70 to 80 per cent improvement. were Lenin and second Hero of the Soviet Union medals, the Ord«| raiser were running about 30 catch up with last year. Evangelist Billy Graham also After joining with the congre¬ The spacemen continue to receive cortisone The medication, but the agency said. per cent behind totals of last early morning hours were taped a message for the tele¬ gation in singing the church's doctor said their coughs are pret¬ "significantly improved." Bronze busts of the two cosmonauts will also be erected year's telethon and blamed ty grim," said Art Kosatka, an thon urging Americans to take theme hymn, "Come, Thou Spacecraft engineers at the Johnson Space Center near hometowns, Tass said. inllj generally poor economic condi¬ official with the Democratic politics seriously, become in¬ Fount of Every Blessing," Houston, meanwhile, continue to analyze aircleaning canisters King The government presented similar awards to the tions for the low level of National Committee. volved and contribute to a said, "Good night, but not removed from the Apollo spacecraft. Sojn They hope to determine cosmonauts who contributions. The average contribution party of their choice. farewell." what type of gas invaded the successfully completed their joint mission Ml spaceship during its final moments of this month with American astronauts. A telethon spokeswoman this year was $12 officials said, r- said party leaders were hoping compared with $20 last year. i for an increase in donations in The program from the Amer¬ i SUPER LOW Fish n' Chips Special Hairstyling for i Fish n' Chips with JMC BICENTENNIAL Men and Women i NO - FAULT a Stein of beer MISSISSIPPI RIVER PROJECT Mly W . also we feature RATES! Mon. - Thurs. 5 • 10 p.m. R. K. Products Call Jeff William* nonding opportunity I j*Sa+ For e (MSU 68) at 332-1838 he mT ^SENTRY ighwheeler Swing's® en MAC INSURANCE MUDf 10 OROIR fORVOU restaurant & lounge below Jones Stationery 710Gainsborough Drive East Lansing £$$$SAVE$SSSAVE$$$SAVESS$SAVE$$SSAVE$$$SAVE$$S,W Meet us Under LEVELHEADED THAI'S Monday thru Thursday \ The Parachutes US!! 2 > for S CO-OPTICAL 99* SPECIAL > I has the best WINE Super Bargains | in optical care; Not only frames TWO pieces of chicken, roll and coleslaw OR french fries Special Price* \ During Our | and lenses, but contacts too! 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MEN'S & LADIES' 5 SPEED 27" "REGAL" LIGHTWEIGHT OUR REG. $84.97 W, LINDA BRETON is ready and willing serve you at the Jackson Meijer Thrifty Acres Store Meat Counter. MEN'S #2670 3 SPEED 26" THE MEIJER MEAT LABEL has "ESCAPE" LIGHTWEIGHT several features which can help in your Twist grip shift, touring style selection. Prepackaged meat is always handlebars, dual caliper hand¬ dated so you know the product is fresh. brakes, touring style han¬ The price per pound, the weight, and dlebars. the total package price are shown on 0UR R|G $64.97 the label. The kind of meat - beef, pork, lamp, or veal is listed on every *59*7 abel. The primal cut - chuck, rib loin, or round - which tells where the meat comes from on the animal, is also on the meat label. The retail name or specific portion such as pot roast, spare ribs, or loin chops is listed. Even the method of cooking is shown on the label. "OLYMPIA" LIGHTWEIGHT Stem mounted gear shift lever, dual caliper handbrakes. Maes Bend handlebars, racing sad¬ dle. *69®! GINNY BARRON a Meijer employee at the Holland Thrifty Acres store THREE WHEEL checks the weight on packaged meat to help assure full measure to our BICTCLE BT customers. HUFFT 3-speed with coaster brake, MEIJER PREPACKAGED MEAT can lever shift control, "carry all" be stored in the refrigerator for two to basket, extra wide padded three days and in the freezer for two to seat with height adjustment. three weeks in the store package. Model 2453. WE HOPE YOU'LL MAKE the ad OUR REG. $197.97 vantages of self service meat shopping part of your One-Stop Shopping trip to 'Meijer. P*ICES *164? IN THIS $ICTION GOOD MONDAY JULY 28 THRU SATURDAY AUGUST 2,197S MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 $. PENNSYLVANIA SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. — SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. Food Club vff fev, thrifty acres Fresh date can be found on bottom of container. Example: August 7. Per example, this is the month and day proir to which this product must be sold. MAC* CHEESE OR SPAGHETTI A WHY PAY MORE! SAUCE BOIL BAGS .ozwtpkc GAYIORD FORZEN CRINKLE wmrPAyMORf!) BANQUET TOP 4 VARITIES CUT FRENCH FRIES CELESTE FROZEN a FROSTj FROZEN CREAM PIES PEUIXE PIZZA frozen HARRISS FROZEN CHERRY PIE *. strawberries FOOD CLUB BUTTERMILK BISCUITS s. KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLES .*«, WHY PAY MORE! WHY PAY MORE! WHY PAY MORE! BORDEN AMERICAN SINGLES WHm WHY PAY MORE! WHY PAY MORE! SMUCKERS BUnERSCOTCN. CHOCOLATE OR I IMU,It •tart. J« WHY PAY MORE! WHY PAY MORE! WHY PAY MORE1] MICH CRAPE JAM HUNTS AHAi/CP WELCH CRAPEJEUY il«. at. )tr SNACK PACK CAPTAIN CRUNi ■ . (II TOME CHOICE STEAK SAUCE CEREAL MERICM FRENCH - OK COOHIY JIYtE SAtAD CRISPINS mm COUNTRY STORE 25' o SAVE^JS- SAVE 10* SAVE IV |c 0^ NESCAFE INSTANT ■ COFFEE m.7 2?5,? M -G^N-L^lE^r.6200 S PENNSYLVANIA RIB, CUBE AND USDA CHOICE ■■■■§ USDA CHOICE ■■■■■ USDA CHOICE | *N0 WAt" ECONOMY I CMOll*'««>1 c IBl ROUND STEAK MEUER FINEST U S DA CHOKE ;,nmk>tiin 10141 »o« BEEF round steak '1? CHUCK .SIRLOIN i steak STEAK^ i. ra steak 78* n6* j ground for swissing m6.5 LEAN BEEF | ®u boneless tip steak '1m [economy BEEF short ribs beef stew *1°? | IgSms. >V* HEEUWAST FRANKS 9* * SAVE " I LONG DOCS 14 OZ w ant PKG. | toward tho purchaso of: & lu CO* w HERRUD PARTY fir • ASSORTMENT *1.29 ARMOUR 24 OZ.WT.PKG. $049 sliced bacon vHl hickory CHUBS *1*9 raw an ita odihkk 12 OZ SLICED BOLOGNA PKC. 'ESCHKE IUMBO BOLOGNA 79* SMOKIES 12 OZ fragrant and sweet ' caufornia NECTARINES for boiung and roasting MARZETTIS FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR 9 FLAVORS fresh daily DRESSING 20*OZ|FF WITH COUPON SWEET CORN PER EAR S5 COLES BAKERY Family Pak - 8 roll pkg ™ SAVE5 120* IESHUKE 8-1/4 to 8-J/4 «. wrt. & 1 OUVEOIl « can toward tho purchai* of: CO* DRANO 0 N| co* MARZEni'S ^owl FLOUR PLUNGER >139 | | PRESSING fMN i It «• kM Men Peas. Whole Kernel Corn, AEROSOL $«. wt i«i WITH COUPOH | WofF [ If«(. r your dog or exact size and - Nostalgia old style sparkling Phillippine die-cut ORNAMENTS shape. Ready for pain- trim and all SAVE 32c '•ng n3/4"high. lithographed labels for mahogany wood, die-cut to pkg of 8 front and back of materials. Fun to do.- exact si?r and shape. Style Philippine mahogany Style #334 6 rRU* 5 or Style 3561. AFTER AD $5.22 3564. AFTER AD $5.22 die-cut to exact naments. Philippine your choice mahogany die cu shape and size. In¬ your cludes all supplies wood. Style 3559. AFTER AD $4.27 (f f AFTER AD $5.22 choice neede. 5 high. Style 3566. AFTER AD $5.22 Crafts Dept. J EVERYTHING INCLUDED! v w "• Craft Dept. n the gifts and lamps department vi$ta SWAG LIGHTS after ad $14.99 our reg. $6.97 Choose from three sizes, in¬ cludes cover and two hon- ■l ur c^°'ce of severals colors in l"' s"ade, and plastic swag »- dies. Can be pointed or left B SSV. V Ps-, ■eaecorating l Excellent rcf1es and patios. for cottages, trailers, j SHELL PLANTER Floro,Dept I Shell plant hanger with Kjll^dlamps Dept. i ^ I( a shell planter , |ICtS IN THIS SECTION GOOD MONDAY JULY 28 THRU SATURDAY AUGUST 2, 1975 MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS INSTITUTIONS OR DISTRIBUTORS. Page 9 CHARGE ANYTHING IN THE STORE EXCEPT FOOD, LIQUOR AND SUPERMARKET ITEMS ■ YOU DON'T NEED CASH! USE A CONVENIENT CREDIT CARDS! Why Pay More thrifty acres Choose from ossorted styles ond i all sizes or colors available in eacl SAVE *5°° C ® MEN'S 0 | GOLF SHOES *5.00 OFF OUR REG. SI8.94 WITH COUPON Good Mondoy July 28 thru Saturday August 2, 1975 I Meijer THRIFTY ACRES SAVE $5°° OUR RIG. $16.94 WITH COUPi Good Monday July 21 thru Saturday August 2,1975 I Meijer THRIFTY ACRES [m] in the pharmacy department .cosmetics department 4 FL. OZ. BOTTLE SELSUN BLUE SHAMPOO • Anti-dandruff lotion shampoo A fast acting medication for temporary JUMBO relief of hay fever, and up¬ per respiratory allergy sym¬ ptoms. crayons The BIG crayon tor little 1<"Rers PiMPtES.BMCXHEADS. OILY SWN.ACNE MedicatedS(" 1 intmunt i m •Ml ..Jft 20Z. NET WT. 3FL. OZ. EZO DENTURE • Helps clear skin, AMERICAINE I makes it feel fresher, ADHESIVE I smoother. Regular or SPRAY I lemon scented. 2 oz. POWDER I net wt. Strong holding power I OUR REG. $1.59 OUR REG. 96c 8 COUNT WATERCOLORS I Pharmacy Dept. ■ PRICES IN THIS SECTION GOOD MONDAY JULY 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER anop MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA TO 10:30 P.M. — SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. j— IT'S HOME CANNING TIMU GD JELLY STRAINER Sturdy . steel , OURREG. 36 CONTAINERS D| ACTIf" frame design. #*.o/ 21 QT. PER TOTE CARTON rUWMW Flexible steel ALUMINUM QUART legs $11 ha< unique "h" COOKER FREEZER design to per mit use with sM CANNER CONTAINERS any size kettle I Functional straight Tasteless, odorless up to 15 in¬ sided. Shaped for reuseable ches. Housewares Dept. maxium Lids are flexible, capacity - I holds up to 7 qt. airtight and un jars. Canning rack breakable f included. REG. $6.99 JAR WRENCH SET OUR RIG. $8.97 Two plated steel designed wrenches to seal $2.00 or remove tightened lids. HOUSEHOLD Cushion-coated. Housewares Dept. OUR REG. $2.27 KITCHEN SCALE ALUMINUM All purpose scale COVERED weighs to 25 lbs. in RACK STORAGE CANNING JARS SAUCE POTS ounce increments. Baked enamel finish. steel OUR R«G. $2.27 Storage of 1 PINT REG. $3.97 Cover fits recess in In white, avocado, basket design- £ V f?mm gold. ed to hold canning and JAR 8 OT.SIZE pan to help prevent quart or pint OUR RIG. 87' Doiling over. Brilliant OUR REG. $4.57 |ars. Fits can 1 Vi PINT REG. $4.63 polished finish with ners, pressure quick heat bottom. JAR cookers or 18 Heatproof plastic OUR REG. 87< knob. Cast aluminum liquid quart RIG. $5.97 handles. Graduated capacity pot. 1 QUART JAR for easy cleaning. UNIVERSAL OUR REG. $1.14 REG. $7.97 CLAMP ON 21 QT. SIZE FOOD AND MEAT. EKCO PEELER 2 QUART f OUR REG. 41' u JAR ftTc CHOPPER yOUR REG. $1.37 O/.. 10 QT. ALUMINUM 3 self sharpening cutters for fine [PLACEMENT GASKETS AVAILABLE UTILITY PAIL WITH , BAIL HANDLE medium, se or coar¬ chopping. EKCO PARER OUR REG. 41' 24< Specially treated cast-iron to resist Housewares Dept. OUR REG. $2.97 rust corrosion. 14 QT. DISHPAN OURREG. FREEZER The pen that lets you Wide rim for write on aluminum $2.97 easy handling. jl, _ A Housewares Dept. PACKAGE foil. A must for MARKING marking freezer con¬ *1? PEN tainers', plastic bags and boxes. CHOPOMATIC OUR REG. 57' OUR REG. 3 QUART $1.83 w -m FOOD ALUMINUM COLANDER *1? I.. J CHOPPER Sharp, nickel-plated, W-shaped cutting blade. Attractive chop¬ 2Vi QT. ROTARY per body made of LJ FOOD PRESS colorful styrene. Kitchen necessity Separate sectional food at canning time. Fits over any 4 to OUR REG compartment for easy cleaning. FREEZER TAPE 10 qt. pot or ket¬ $5.97 _ •Why Pay More! tle for pressing mm mm OURREG. QQC fruits $1.47 TT.a. vegetables. Housewares Dept. PRICES IN THIS SECTION GOOD MONDAY JULY 21 THRU SATURDAY AUGUST 2, 1975 MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS INSTITUTIONS OR DISTRIBUTORS. Page 11 CHARGE ANYTHING IN THE STORE EXCEPT FOOD. UQUOR AND SUPERMARKET ITEMS YOU DON'T NEED CASH! USE K"ESE CONVENIENT CREDIT CARDS! Pay More! Why Pax More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay Mo [ml in the jewelry/small appliance department GILLETTE HOT SHAVE GRANDINETTI STYLING DISPENSER DIGITAL ELECTRIC By Lady Schick. Features ex¬ DRY CURL IRON 0U"RE0 M" tra large bonnet, comfort Softens whiskers - OUR REG. $18.88 ALARM CLOCK vent, adjustable heat con¬ for'—easy By Homestead. Lighted OUR REG. $15.97 I shaving, smooth, clean com-| s24" trol, collapsible and por¬ fortable shaves day after day. dial, snooze alarm, table Model 2001. Model GSM-3. modular tape readout. Model 8049 - 8052. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. Jeweiry/Small Appliances Dept. Save $4.00 I MIRRO ELECTRIC CORN POPPER Four CORNWALL ELECTRIC quart size. "Peeper- OUR REG. $4.97 TOASTER OVEN EVIRHOT FLIP-OVER I Popper' glass top lets you HOT FOOD SERVER It's see the corn pop. Polished Aluminum pan with dome a toaster, an oven, or a OVEN BROILER REG. $it.n OUR MO. >16.88 I I aluminum top browner for $3? with heatproof English Save energy, cover. Detachable cord. Model use a com # muffins melted cheese $2647 trim. Model M9224-40. *12! san¬ bination oven-broiler. I Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. 2615-8. dwiches Model T93B. o use. Model 401006. Easy^* Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. HAMILTON BEACH NEW CROCK WATCHER THE BACONER BY HAMILTON BEACH Bacon cooks evenly without SUNBEAM CROCKER COOKER FRYER turning over, teflon cooking Slow cooker, regular cooker With automatic ESTBEND or deep fryer all surface, dial your own crisp- ness, no spatter or grease 2 i OUR REG. $18.97 in one. Dishwasher safe, porcelain OUR REG. $35.97 see-thru glass cover, four qt. capacity. Automatically SIMMER-COOKER Glazed ceramic, BEAN POT exterior Teflon II interior, pot lifts off cooks high then shifts to electric heating unit base for aluminum fry-basket, cover. lower heat. Red brick finish. easy cleaning. 2 quart m Model 913. Model 449. capacity. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. TOASTMASTER AUTO¬ LUX MATIC PENDULUM I 2 SLICE MANTEL TOASTER 3 SPEED CLOCK TOASTMASTER ITOASTMASTER strikes °n«l HAND MIXER musical no,.eL0,( I ■ Family size, hi-dome AUTOMATIC Fingertip control, over¬ the hour and hj I ■ stainless hours. Model 5152- I ■ cover, Teflon II steel, FRY PAN sized beaters, lightweight, coating, im- Toast controls on end, shockproof case made of Imersible, die-cast aluminum' high-impact piasnc. plastic. model ■ base, automatic thermostat i chrome finish with black W 1706. end panels. Model B134. |f rom 150* to 500#. Model 807. *7*7 OUR REG. $9.88 Jewelry /Small Appliances Dept. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. Jewelry/Small Appliances Dept. Page 12 PRICES IN THIS SECTION GOOD MONDAY JULY 28 THRU SATURDAY AUGUST 2.1975 MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS INSTITUTIONS OR DISTRlBUTOtSj 5125 W. SAGINAW 2055 W. GRAND RIVER SHOP - - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. — SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M"