Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 20

DETROIT 1-REE PRESS i Fndav. Mav26. '72 7' Lawyers Urge Veto Of Lansing Law School 111 if 1 197 2 American Motors Ambassador Gremlin Hornet -Javelin AMX Javelin SST Matador 1972 Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Imperial 1972 Lincoln Continental Continental Mark IV Plymouth Barracuda 'Cuda Duster Fury Valiant 1972 Dodge Colt Challenger Coronet Dart Demon Monaco Polara 1972 Cadillac Calais deVille Eldorado Fleetwood 1972Buick Centurion Electra 225 Estate Wagon GS LeSabre Riviera Skylark Sportwagon 1972 OldsmobUe Custom Cruiser Cutlass Delta 88 Delta 88 Royale F85 Ninety Eight Toronado Vista Cruiser BY WILLIAM GRANT Pre Prs Education Wrltsr A committee of lawyers and law professors has m-mended to the State Board of Education that it reject thn proposal Supreme Court Justice Thomas E. Brennan, for a law school in Lansing. Brennan, who already has written members of the state board expressing outrage that they have not acted to give his school a charter, proposed last year that he be allowed to establish a private law school in the basement of a Lansing parochial school building.

The school would be known as the Thomas Cooley Law School after an early Michigan Supreme Court justice. THE 10-MEMBER law committee named by the state board to review Brennan' proposal said more than a month ago that the proposed school fails "to comply with minimum financial needs for any sound educational enterprise" and does not fulfill the state requirements for a private school. Michigan law requires that a educational corporation such as Brennan proposes have an operating capital of $1 million, of which "at least 50 percent has been paid in or reduced to possession." Justice Brennan has listed as the school's financial resources its anticipated incom from $1,500 student tuition and a $15,000 letter of credit from the Michigan National Bank. Brennan said. In meetings with the state board and the committee of lawyers, that his resources are adequate.

The state board has said In previous cases that anticipated tuition can be used "as all or part" of the capital funds required under the law. Assistant Attorney General Eugene Krasicky has told the state board informally that Brennan Is correct and that its long-standing policy is leSiti-mate. But the law committee says the state board policy is in violation of the law and spends five pages of its report arguing that point. The board will consider whether to grant Brennan's school a charter at its June 14 meeting. Also pending are requests by Michigan State Uni-versitv and Grand Valley State "College that they be allowed to start publicly funded law schools.

Officer Accused Of Sniping BY JOHN GRIFFITH Frt Prtu Stiff Writer A suspended Detroit patrolman and his civilian companion stood mute Thursday at their arraignment before Recorder's Judge John R. Murphy on charges that they shot another Detroit policeman. Pleas of innocent were entered for Patrolman Ralph Kryza, 2fi, as 72 d7l 1972 Ford I 1972Pontiac Bonneville Catalina Catalina Brougham Firebird Firebird Esprit Firebird Trans Am Formula Firebird Grand Prix Grand Safari Grand Ville LeMans LeMansGTO LeMans Sport Luxury LeMans Safari Ventura II Custom Custom Ranch Wagon Galaxie Galaxie Country Sedan GranTorino LTD LTD Brougham LTD Country Squire Maverick Mustang Mustang Machl Pinto Thunderbird Torino 1972 Mercury Comet Comet GT Cougar Cougar XR-7 Marquis Marquis Brougham Montego MontegoGT Montego MX Montego MX Brougham Monterey 1972 Chevrolet Bel Air Camaro Caprice Chevelle Corvette Impala Monte Carlo Nova Vega raw mm signed to the commun i a-tions division, and his companion, Alexander Powa-rowskl 3.1, of 3835 Com-m a factory worker. nn So wwm it 9 LivJ LXUU -2- Both men Kryza According to their new car manuals, every model listed above was designed to operate on a 91 octane gasoline. Furthermore, most of the manuals recommend a low lead or no lead gasoline.

Today, several companies sell a gasoline that meets those requirements. But of all the major companies, only Gulf has one that costs less than their regular. It called Gulftane low lead. At 91 octane, it's just right for most 1972 models as well as many 1971 and older models that we didn't have space enough to list. And it's got the kind of additive package you'd expect from a major brand such as Gulf.

So check your manual. And try a tankful of Gulftane. The money you save can go towards next month's car payment. were charged with assault with intent to kill and conspiracy to assault with intent to kill. Bond was set at $5,000 pending examination May 30.

The men were accused of the March 25 shooting of off-duty Patrolman Hurley Hampton, 33, as he sat. in a parked car in front of 1357 E. Hancock at 2:40 a.m. Hampton suffered wounds nf the right hand and left shoulder. He told Investigating de-tectives that the unprovoked shooting came from a passing car, and that the assailants wore police-type clothing.

Teen Sentenced InTwo Killings SOft JOSE, Cal. -(UPI)- A baby-sitter who took "LSD before she suffocates two children and dumped their, bodies into a garbage bin was sentenced to a maximum 15 years in prison Pamela Watkins of Ventura wasffound guilty of murder, manslaughter and narcotics use "In connection with the Nov; 20, 1971, deaths of Shelvia Aldridge. 5, and Tanya, fi. Su-p fl Court Judge Peter Anello called the crime one of the "most senseless" he ever heard. GULFTANE LOW LEAD.

IT COSTS LESS THAN OUR REGULAR GULF OIL COMPANY-US. Because the condition of an engine as well as atmospheric factors affect the way an engine performs, there is no way to guarantee that any single car will give knock-free performance on a particular gasoline. To find out if your car will run on Gulftane, try a tankful and sec. inrnamr i fo nnnriiriirinnn inriirrnn.