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Senate action will keep universities dry

LANSING (UPI) - Fearful of
"wide-open immorality" among
students, the state Senate has
:efeated legislation that would
have allowed universities to sell
beer and wine on campus.
On a lopsided vote yesterday,
seven senators supported t h e
legislation while 23 voted against
it. However, a reconsideration
vote was expected soon.
SEN. GILBERT Barsley (R-
Ann Arbor) attributed defeat of
the hill to "the morality ques-
tion."
Bursley, sponsor of the mea-
sure, said opponents feared it
would "result in wide-open im-
morality on campus and very
promiscuous drinking."
Some opponents said it was
improper for the legislature to
help public institutions compete

with private businesses such as
bars and restaurants.
Sen. John Welborn (R-Kala-
mazoo), said the legislation- ran
the "risk of ruining our free en-
terprise system."
BURSLEY said he would ask
the Senate to reconsider its vote
on the legislation at a l a t e r
date after amending it to cla.mp
further restrictions on where
the beer and wine could be sold.
The measure would not have
allowed the sale of liquor.
Under the bill, the governing
boards of community colleges
and four-year institutions would
have been able to apply for li-
quor licenses to sell beer and
wine by the glass in one loca-
tion only.
CHURCHES or schools located
with 500 feet of the proposed on-
campus bar could have forced

the university to move it else- ment were added. He would need
where and all proceeds would to persuade 13 senators to
have been used for low-interest chance their vote, however.
loans and scholarships for stu- Sen. Daniel Cooper (D-Oak
dents. Park), said it was "hypocritical"
Bursley said he would pro- for senators to oppose the Burs-
pose an amendment limiting the ley bil because the legal age
sale of beer and wine to confer- of adulthood was 18.
ence centers, preventing the bev- COOPER urged his colleagues
erages from being sold in stu- to get off "our righteous kick."
dent unions. "There's a lot more happen-
He said many senators would ing on campus than just b e e r
vote for the bill if this amend- and wine," Cooper said.
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