• SJSSs * . ' -\.r, . I r Carter plane trips on campaign trail raise legality probe By LEONARD CURRY Anderson, former treasury secretary and offers for the stock which WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White Lance had secretary of the Navy under President pledged to sell by the end of the House staff is looking at President year. Jimmy Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mitchell said. Carter's use of the corporate aircraft of The Indonesian, a director of the Bank of David N. Smith of Atlanta offered in Budget DirectorBert Lance's bank to see if Central Asia, has been "wanting to make early August to buy Lance's stock for there was a violation of federal campaign investments in the United States," the $17.25 a share. Mitchell said Smith's offer finance laws. Constitution quoted Mitchell as saying. "still stands," despite reports White House Press Secretary to the Jody An agreement was reached Friday which contrary. Powell said the work done over the calls for Riady to assume Lance's $3,425,000 weekend was necessary because of debt to the First National Bank of ques¬ Chicago. Riady is not expected to play an active tions about the flights raised in the role in Lance, former NBG president until he managing the bank if he buys the investigation of Lance's personal finances. joined President Carter's administration, stock, Mitchell said. Anderson would prob¬ It is a violation of federal borrowed from the Chicago bank to campaign buy the ably sit on the board of directors on his finance law for a corporation to stock. behalf, he told the newspaper. provide /£>- cash or any other gift of value to a In assuming the debt, Riady would be The Indonesian is founder of a number of presidential candidate. paying about the State News 'Laura Lynn Fistler same price Lance paid for banks and chairman of several Powell said Friday it "looks I Children receive free assistance in making piaster from sticking where it's not definite" that two flights Carter took pretty it in 1975, or about $6.80 more per share companies, including Serba Motor Ltd., Chemin Phonix I of Paris face molds at Arts Fete '77, the third an- supposed to. Other than the over-the-counter trading price crafts at the show included aboard a plane owned by the National Bank Ltd., Lippo Indah Trading Ltd. and Riady I nod art show held at Lansing's historic Dodge leathermaking, wood¬ Friday. Utama Ltd. working, jewelry-making, weaving and water- of Georgia (NBG) were campaign trips. "If Mr. Riady's offer is I Mission Saturday. The process begins by smear- coloring. Artists and craftsmen from all over Mich¬ If any gray areas or "close calls" are accepted," Mitchell said, "the consummation of the sale I ing Vaseline on the children's faces and tying back igan displayed their work. Proceeds went to the discovered involving those flights and any cannot take Lance's personal finances had been under place until early November investigation by the comptroller of the I their hair with nylon stockings to keep the plaster Historical Society of Greater others, he said, the bills would be paid because of limitations placed on the stock Lansing. from campaign funds. If there is currency, who announced last Thursday the "any by securities laws." probe had cleared the budget director of question, it would be our inclination to go It appears Mitchell now has at least two any wrongdoing. ahead and pay" for the two trips and any FIFTH BLACK EXEC. DEFECTS others which might turn up, Powell said. "We're only talking about a few hundred dollars at the most," he added. thodesian head resigns But Cox Newspapers reported Saturday Lebanon that its examination of presidential cam¬ By JUDY YABLONKY liSBURY, Rhodesia (AP) - EUiott a leading Rhodesian black nation- government and had been denounced by militants as a Smith stooge, has said only white support in national elections says he intends Aug. 31, to pursue an "internal paign records turned up no payments from the Carter campaign to the bank, Lance, his partners or the air services which main¬ tained the plane involved in the trips. Powell confirmed that Carter was a police that a formal meeting among himself, solution" with the blacks announced Sunday he was leading to a passenger on the NBG plane five times Sithole and Gabellah is "possible." Chirau broad-based multiracial government. report 15 dead , between Aug. 30,1975, and June 13,1976. with Bishop Abel Muzorewa. It and the top chief of the Matabele tribe, But he had indicated that one of his main But he said Carter used the plane for only p latest indication of a new political Kayisa Ndweni, resigned from Smith's goals is to ensure that Rhodesia's 272,000 one campaign trip and part of another. nt of moderate black leaders who cabinet last December to form an organiza¬ whites do not lose their privileged In other related developments, it was k ready to sit down and talk with tion of chiefs and tribal heads, the position, and the "internal solution" has been reported Saturday that Lance's stock in the te Minister Ian Smith. Zimbabwe United People's Organization. denounced by black African leaders and National Bank of Georgia may be sold to an ■movement appears to be centered on The new developments come after years Indonesian financier who has been negotiat¬ rejected by the West. iv. Ndabaningi Sithole, a Methodist tr and moderate nationalist, and to I major tribal chiefs and dissidents of shifting loyalties among black national¬ ists and rising and falling support for the guerilla war, and as the nationalists vie The prime minister says he sees little chance of success for the current U.S.-Brit- ish effort toward securing black majority ing to buy it. Thomas Mitchell, Lance's financial trus¬ tee,has worked out a deal whereby Mochtar in village clash s United African National with each other for leadership of a future rule. The British and Americans have Riady of Jakarta would purchase Lance's | It'ANC). Rhodesia ruled by its 6.2 million blacks, who 200,700 bank shares for about $17.06 each, re President Gabellah. announ- are the majority. concentrated their diplomatic efforts on the the Atlanta Constitution reported. A simi¬ Bis resignation from the UANC, Smith has said he wants to open guerilla-backed Patriotic Front and on lar account appeared in Saturday's New BEIRUT (AP) — Fifteen persons were killed Sunday when Druze tribesmen and lined Muzorewa for fading to unite negotiations later this year with blacks Muzorewa. York Times. Christians battled in a Lebanese village and intervening Arab peace forces fired rockets ■hole's African National Council as outside the ranks of the Communist-backed The Front has the important backing of into the fray, Lebanese police reported. Mitchell, a Dalton, Ga„ businessman, told | lor by a UANC convention last Patriotic Front which links Joshua Nkomo's the 49-nation Organization of African Unity, the newspaper he will probably decide early The fighting in Brih, 15 miles southeast of Beirut, was the deadliest in Lebanon wave of revenge killings in the same area since a Zambia-based guerillas and Robert Muga¬ while Muzorewa is believed by many to next week whether to sell the stock to following the assassination of leftist leader is the fifth UANC executive to be's have the largest personal following among Kamal Jumblatt last March. Mozambique-based organization. Riady. I since Sithole returned from two The prime minister, now campaigning for Rhodesian blacks. Twoother persons were reported killed Sunday inaclash at nearby Bsaba, police said. Riady's offer was handled by Robert B. A police spokesperson said the battle in Brih, inhabited I exile last month. Sources said by Christians and Druze, id the others now plan to started Sunday morning when Christians at a funeral started join firing into the air in a traditional Lebanese gesture of mourning. f s group. Hlah said Muzorewa's "a tribal UANC had organization manipulated Israel rejects U.S. condemnation Druze villagers "were provoked by the died, he reported. firing" and in the ensuing clash three persons (""side rather than from inside the Troops of the Syrian-dominated Arab League peace force were fired on as they rushed The issues face to Brih, in central Lebanon's Chouf mountains, and retaliated by we not tribal rocketing the village, • are ftional. They »s said Gabellah are not racial but was implying that of West Bank settlement policy killing 12 persons, the spokesperson said. Police and peace force headquarters denied the story for most of the day in an apparent effort to prevent panic from spreading throughout the country. is The Progressive Socialist Party, founded and led manipulated by Zambia-based By Wire Services A State Department spokesperson reaf¬ Israel's longstanding differences with the by Jumblatt, claimed the fighting * nationalists that started when gunmen wearing badges of a Christian ties to the JERUSALEM — Israel on Sunday rejec¬ firmed U.S. opposition to the settlements United States over such settlements have Phalange militia started firing at Druze homes during the funeral. Jj* IN; a Front guerilla organization, which ted as "unjustified" U.S. condemnation of Thursday and said: "These unilateral, worsened since Begin and his conservative After the clashes, peace force reinforcements, mostly Syrian troops and tanks, were five-year-old war to topple its policy of settling Jews in the occupied illegal acts in territories under Israeli Likud bloc came to power in June. Begin ■s white minority regime. West Bank of the Jordan River. deployed throughout the Chouf region, inhabited by Druze Moslems and Maronite occupation create obstacles to constructive claims that Jordan never held the West Christians. T interview with Salisbury's Sunday After a meeting, Prime Minister Mena- negotiations." Bank legally under international law and The Druzes, a splinter group of the Islamic faith, are traditional enemies of the ■ewspaper, Sithole confirmed that the hem Begins cabinet issued a statement "The government of Israel reiterates that that historically the territory belongs to the ■"unite moderate elements involves Maronites, a community of eastern-rite Catholics, and massacred Maronites several saying it "cannot accept the assertion that such settlement does not and shall not Jews. wm and Chief Jeremiah times in the 19th century. Chirau of the the settlement of Jews in the West Bank is constitute in any sense an obstacle to The Begin government has legalized I»emajority tribe in Rhodesia. illegal." negotiations for peace treaties," the Israeli three previously-unauthorized Jewish set¬ The region has been tense since the assassination of Jumblatt, heriditary chief of the 'ain make necessary to give up a part of the West fiMroaiy HFJr' or easier itto untie knot Bank, we shall naturally consider doing so." ^91 k, 17 « trials and . By MICHAEL KLOCKE State News 8taff Writer Association Referral Service." There could have been some legal implications for himself the county, Brewer said, but a disclaimer was added to and Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan in interview would be any new with Ahronoth, declined to the newspaper say whether there an Yedioth settlements set up before inside There's a new lobbying group IF Jmm tribulations of getting a divorce hard the Rosh Hashana, the Sept. 12 feast of the couple without having to package relieving officials of any responsibility. at the state capitol ... and is pay expensive attorney fees Jewish New Year, as the fiercely nationalis¬ "I'm trying to work closely with the bar and at present there tic sect Gush Emunim Band of Believers — their cause ever juvenile. See fen, ,rple' now eue the burden of paying divorce seems to.be feelings of both altruism and selfishness on their part," Begin's major coalition partner — had page 3. ILL T.a procure started by Ingham County Clerk he said. "I'm sure there will be some young lawyers who make announced. L er makes forma available to "do your own their living doing divorce cases who will be upset. "It had nothing to do with Rosh "I want to make it clear that I'm not trying to joust with the weather Ifcrr on,Y divorces that are uncontested," Brewer legal community," he said. Hashana," Dayan said. "I don't think that there should be or that there will be a stop Ibiut cbddren or a substantial property settlement The divorce forms are now available and the package includes to the settlements." The official State News Sec ■^ ™ "Iat an attorney." complaint forms, cover sheets, summonses, affidavits, default ret Weather Wabbit offers its "Hen he first came up with the idea there was forms and judgments (if no children are involved). In a related development. Time magazine final prediction of the summer: "" ,roni the legal community. He said there was Once the forms are completed a couple's case is given a docket reported Sunday it had learned that the mostly sunny skies with a high at he would be number and a hearing is set without the aid of an attorney, so called "Rejection Front" of the Palestini¬ in the mid 70s. doing the couples more harm than thereby eliminating some expenses. an guerilla movement has And that, friends, is, for the 1 agreed with NttinIOns,mtde hy lawyer* minimized when it was "This (the divorce forms) is something the legal community has Yasir Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organi¬ Wabbit at least, some paws 1 W1 w°u,ld just make the forms available and not give had access to for some time," Brewer said. "As clerk of the county, zation to work toward establishing a that refreshes. Wrw iesaid-"! Crisis refer all questions of legal advice to I have obligations to the public to make them aware of some of the Palestinian slate on the West Bank and in Center and the Ingham County opportunities open to them." the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip. Bar 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Mondoy, August Jj |. Voyager trip proceeds; computers given check PASADENA, Calif (AP) - naled that there waa something As the Voyager 2 spacecraft and wrong automatically made its way toward Jupiter, switched the other computer Saturn and beyond Sunday, off. scientists on Earth picked its Wood said the other prob¬ "brains" for any signs of trouble lems that surfaced after liftoff that might endanger the mis¬ had been cleared up. One sion. concern had been that a boom, The "brains" are two com¬ or arm, that holds the space¬ puters aboard the craft which ship's television cameras was tell it where to go, get the not locked properly in position. scientific experiments started A later check of another instru¬ and keep scientists here ap¬ ment on the boom showed that mtrn prised of the craft's health. One it had actually extended to its of the computers signaled Sat¬ proper place. urday that its counterpart was The other problem was a China's 11th National Congress closed Saturday af- man Yeh Chien-ying, Teng Hsiao malfunctioning. gyroscope, part of a system pin£ in, | ter electing Hua Kuo-feng party chairman (left), nien and Wang Tung-hsing. Voyager 2, launched from designed to keep the craft's Standing beside him on the podium are Vice Chair- !l*|I Cape Canaveral on Saturday sensors — the eyes of the toward the distant planets and spaceship — pointed at the sun the outer reaches of the solar for positioning. system, is the first of two crafts to be sent this year in a million effort to find out $500 more Voyager 2 and its twin, Voyager 1, to be launched any time through Sept. 23, carry Peking leaders greeting Vance about the origins of the solar the latest in technology with system. Shortly after the launch, it appeared that several malfunc¬ supersensitive cameras having 100 times more resolving power than the earlier Pioneer 10 and will be China's new triumviratl tions had developed aboard the 11 spacecraft. Each of the By BARRY SCHWEID craft, but at Jet Propulsion and weighted heavily with like-minded moderates. Voyagers will take 25,000 pic¬ Associated Press Writer Laboratory (JPL) here, where tures of Jupiter and 8,000 of TOKYO (AP) The 11th Chinese Communist party congress — Hua, Teng and Yeh are considered pragmatists de Voyager is now being moni¬ Saturn and transmit them back has ended with a new ruling triumvirate of tored, scientists say they've to Earth. low-key pragmatists to boost the flagging Chinese economy and not sl„ snugly in place and the tumultuous Cultural Revolution importing Western industrial material and M cleared up all but the computer Voyager 1 will travel a faster declared at a successful end. technology toil problem. It was the first major meeting of the Communist In a four-hour keynote trajectory and reach Jupiter party since speech to the "It's much better looking the deaths of two giants of Chinese communism, Chairman Mao last Thursday, Hua declared that the congress, which* first, beginning what National arrests of Mao's today," said Al Wood, JPL Tse-tung and Premier Chou En-lai, and it set a course that is Chiang Ching, and her three radical colleagues - the -nrt Aeronautics and Space Admini¬ spokesperson. expected to open China to more contact and trade with the Four" - "marked the successful "The further we get the craft stration scientist Dr. Edward conclusion of our first (J Stone calls "a very exciting West while it maintains a hard anti-Soviet stance. Proletarian Cultural Revolution." from Earth, the better it is." AP Wirephoto The congress provides a positive Wood said the problem with decade of discovery." backdrop for the visit Hua's declaration suggested an Voyager 2, launched Saturday from Cape Canaver¬ the computer arose when its beginning today of Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, who imminent period of sum In all, the two highly auto¬ and a revival of academic al, is on its way to Jupiter and Saturn after post- heads for Peking to see if conditions are right for establishing achievement, classical culti«J twin, a backup computer, sig- mated spacecraft with their full diplomatic relations. urban society, elements launch problems were solved. publicly scorned by Madame CI huge sending antennas may The three men now clearly in and her fellow ideologues. charge in China are party inspect 16 planets and moons Chairman Hua Kuo-feng, newly rehabilitated Vice Chariman The ruling triumvirate is during the next 14 years, and Teng Hsiao-ping, and the aged defense minister, Yeh expected now to carry forward J theoretically the nuclear power program Teng had urged in 1975 before he was Chieh-ying. The official Chinese news agency said Sunday the deposed. Is 1 generators could keep them congress speech, Hua pledged to turn China into selection of a new 23-member Politburo headed "s by these three powerful, modern socialist country by the end of the transmitting to Earth for 30 ce years. Subscription rot* is $20 per year Bld^Michigon St. Louis Eduiards Student Services Indonesian quake death toll at 31 JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) — Officials islands of Sumbawa and Lombok shortly said Sunday the powerful earthquake after midday Friday. that rocked Indonesia and western Australia generated a giant tidal wave that killed at least 31 persons and washed away many others on Indonesia's At least 10 persons were injured and the total damage was tentatively estimated at about $1.25 seriously Display Advertising... Business OH lew Ptrntegraphk Haircutters million, officials said. eastern islands. Reports from Stockholm put the p——"'CUP AND Initial casualty reports reaching Jakar¬ quake's intensity ot 8.9 on the Richter SAVE"—«—| TWO LOCATIONS TO SMVITOUI ta said 31 persons were killed and 75 were missing in the tidal wave that hit the scale, worse than the devastating Tang- shan earthquake in China last ! Good Driving Record? ! year. 22251.Orand River Tight security ordered in Sri Lanka {Bad Driving Record? j (Groesbeck area) COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Prime The series of clashes ! GREAT RATES i 1417% I. Minister J.R. 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The curfew was scheduled to The rest of the island's 13.5 million Qnly $5.00 end at 4 a.m. today. people are predominantly Sinhalese. (year round) <1 \ Air Conditioned for your comfort 332-2416 by Appt. Sale of Berkowitz WALK IN tapes refuted or NEW YORK (AP) - A literary agent denied reports Sundoy that he is selling proached by people with tapes and are now examining material as we examine SljyS&DCLLS 10 hours of tape recorded interviews with all material submitted to us." Above Cunningham Drugs (Sam's), Abbott & Grand River the alleged "Son of Sam" killer. Stairwell A published report said the tapes were near Crossroads Imp. "For the record, we are not close to a "about to be sold for $600,000" deal, hove not offered tapes to by anyone, Meredith on behalf of an unnamed client. hove not set a money valuation, and indeed have not even agreed to repre¬ Meredith said Sunday that the figure sent material," Scott Meredith said in a apparently was taken from a statement telephone interview with The Associated Press. he made several months ago, before the lusty-Prints it Ladies A Gentlemen Aug. 10 arrest of suspect David Berko- However, he acknowledged in a FASTER THAN A SPIIDING BULLIT! statement thot, "We have been ap¬ witz, that a book by the alleged Son of Sam could your hair can ba probably garner that much. No? How about a Boeing 747f Would you believe a 1957 Volkswagen? Ex-POWs claim Cubans tortured them • conditioned NEW YORK Anyway, we're Quick, so (UPI) _ Several U.S. called come to INSTY-PRINTS for • ex-prisoners of war claim they were a catatonic state. cut, styled/redesigned tortured by a band of Cubans while Thorness, a Congressional Medal of FAST, quality printing • blown dry and curled were in a North they Honor winner, added that the victim died Vietnamese prison camp, yes we can! later after refusing to eat and the New York apparently ■II for only Saturday in Daily News reported losing all desire to live. $750 a copyrighted story, The camp, known as The Zoo, was The Air Forceofficer told his (oil summer) located just outside Hanoi. interview¬ former captives, retired Air Leo R. One of the Force Col. er that, after he was freed from "The Zoo" in 1973, American insty-prints Itm wiz ul the printing biz! ABBOTT ROAD HAIRCUTTERS Thorness, told The News in an ties asked him not to military authori¬ interview mention any Cuban Call 332-4314 for Friday that three Cubans involvement in the prison 489-3511 appt. smoshed one of his fellow camp, to 40-330 88211M 8HS1 Force. Col. Eorl prisoners, Air protect other Americans still held 14SS L MicMgae 3205S Cedar O0f.S*M» 123 S. or just walk in. Cobiel, into what he in WatbiiftN Located in the E. camps. E. Mich., W. Laming State Bank building, Suite 201. Saginaw and $. Cedar atores 9-12 Sot. Elevator 4 stairwell near theatre. All stores open 1:30-9:30 ichigg" s'°le NewS' Eq,t Lonsi"9' Michigon Mondoy, August 22, 1977 3 FOCUS ON ELIMINATION OF STATUS OFFENSES L, housing units senior citizens Youth group lobbies tor juvenile rights proved by HUD By MICHAEL ROUSE By DEBORAH HEYWOOD State News 8tafl Writer Youth have little to say in from all over Michigan. The 30-member group hopes to raise the consciousness of so-called because of the time most schools close, is open to interested persons between the steering takes a committee, stand on which issues affec¬ to eliminate status offenses from the state Juvenile Code. "But adults like the status offense laws," he added, "be¬ decisions that affect them and ting youth and lobbies for them. "Status offenses are very State New. Stall Writer are denied their Michigan youth on social and ages of 13 and 21. Becki Wolf, who helped found cause they keep youth right rights by legislative issues concerning While the main emphasis of discriminatory against youth," under their thumbs Lansing has received approval to build 100 housing discriminatory laws, claims the them by providing information the lobby last March, said the Wolf said. "It attaches the label — where Three O'Clock Lobby, a non¬ the lobby is to inform and they watch them." for elderly persons. and steering committee is currently can ss conference Friday, Planning Director Scott getting young people in¬ educate individuals and com¬ 'delinquent'to many youth and As well a supporting elimina¬ profit, youth advocacy rights volved in decision making pro¬ devoting much of its energy adds to their problems because „.J the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban munity organizations and es¬ and support to a recommen¬ tion of status offenses, the organization created and oper¬ cesses. of the interference and lopment (HUD) gave preliminary approval for a project to ated entirely by young people tablish branches throughout dation made by the Juvenile stigma steering committee also sup¬ The Three O'Clock of the legal Lobby, the state, the system. ports a bill which would make met a four-story apartment bifilding on the corner of lobby has a Justice Advisory Commission "The new plan puts emphasis birth control information avail¬ h Hagadorn Road and Applegate Lane just north of on finding and solving the able in public schools. But the -w Street. of the Gov. may causes building, containing 86 one-bedroom and 15 two-bedroom problems by committee is against raising the ents, is designated for persons 62-years-old or older, -rding to the guidelines in section 8 of the New ruction Housing Assistance program, the residents will back welfare abortion making more preventive ser¬ vices, more family and job counseling, and more commun¬ ity input available." drinking age to 19. Ronda Wilcox, a 16-year-old member who became inter¬ EAST LANSING (UPI) - ested when lobby members required to pay more than 25 per cent of their annual State Social Services Director ken to veto it because Milliken "The state would have to pick Status offenses are defined -s in rent. " i has always advocated states which now pay for abor¬ visited her high school govern¬ John T. Dempsey said Thurs¬ personal up the slack — and I don't think tions are Alaska, as any offense committed by a - is the first low income elderly housing project in East choice on the matter of abor¬ the Michigan Legislature would California, ment class, said she has learned minor that is not an offense for day he expects Gov. William G. tions. stand for it," Colorado pays half the cost, a lot about politics. an adult such as Dempsey said. "developer of the project is the East Glen Apartments Milliken to lobby lawmakers this fall to continue state fun¬ Current state funding for Twenty-four states are still Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Ken from home or running away skipping school. "It's been great. People real¬ ly do have ,ny of Kalamazoo and one of the partners is East Lansing welfare abortions will run out tucky, Louisiania, Maryland, a voice if they're ding for welfare abortions. paying for abortions for poor Massachusetts, Michigan, Min¬ Ross Abent, a 17-year-old interested and want to learn." estate and home building magnate Albert A. White, Sept. 30. women under the Medicaid member of the steering com¬ Dempsey, in interview nesota, Missouri, New York, Under a grant from the other general partners are Martin VanderVeen, who is an on Dempsey said that since program but several are finan mittee, agrees that emphasis public television, said he views Nevada, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Office of Juvenile Justice Ser¬ the general contractor, and William Antisdale both of abortion is legal, it should be the question from the stand¬ ring the operation only because South Carolina if should be placed on preventive vices, the lobby operates a available for poor women as of court orders and others "medically plan services. toll-free telephone line for ob¬ tisdale said construction should start early next summer point of equity rather than as a well as those who can afford to to stop soon, a UPI necessary", Utah, Virginia, moral issue. survey Washington, West Virginia, "Sending runaways back to a taining information having building should be completed less than a year pay for their own abortions. showed Saturday. destructive family situation or flrds. "The governor has indicated On another topic, Wisconsin, Wyoming and the questions answered about that the state should continue Dempsey The UPI survey showed District of Columbia. isn't the solution," he said. youth-related issues. The lobby said he doubts Health, Educa¬ typical resident would pay between $50 and $125 a to fund abortions on "And laws against incorrigi¬ has also just come out with its .depending on individual's level of income. Without any Medicaid," tion and Welfare Secretary Dempsey said. "The question is bility are just plain 'dumb.' first newsletter. y, the rent would be about $325 a month, Antisdale said, Joseph Califano's claim that not really the right of abortion, -riy persons may be lined up waiting to get in, since a Michigan would save $176 mil¬ it is the funding mechanism." project in Kalamazoo with 177 units had 650 lion if President Jimmy Car¬ HEAR THE Sfe Dtelljtf ions. The U.S. Supreme Court has ter's welfare reform proposal is -idents will be accepted on a basis of need," Antisdale ruled that states cannot be enacted. NEW IMPROVED "It will be for the elderly in the community who are not forced to help pay for Medicaid "I don't believe him," abortions. A vote is expected in Demp¬ sort of aid who need it." said." .j ig some is already a waiting list for the East Lansing -ment though residents will not be selected on a first the Michigan Legislature this fall on whether to cut off state sey He said the Carter would 'Throw tens of thou¬ plan ADVENT funds for welfare abortions. first served basis, Antisdale said, If the legislature sands" off the public assistance LOUDSPEAKER AT rrity will be given to East Lansing residents, however, approves a roils, and the state would be Open: Monday, Tues., Wed., bill cutting off funding, foreced building will be accessible to handicappers, have various Demp¬ to support them in Sat and recreational rooms and monitored by closed circuit >n for protection. sey said he would expect Milli¬ some way. HI-FI Thurs. & Fri. • 9-6 - 9-9 1101 E.GRAND RIVER 4010 W. SAGINAW E.L. PH. 337-1767 LAN. 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Under the new ASMSU working individuals in ASMSU The new student attorney pro- Legal Services student attorney Legal Services should be com- m is a Godsend to all under- program, which was given final mended for their efforts at formu- graduates: it will provide relief approval last week, that's all it will lating a workable program and from entangling legal problems cost MSU undergraduates side-steppmg the petty antics of that sometimes beset students. As a result of Vice President of some ASMSU members that While there are certain limitations student affairs Eldon Nonna- would have jeopardized the pro- to the cases which can be handled, maker's OK, undergraduates will gram's outcome, the program covers a broad range be assessed an additional 50 cent University Attorney Leland of legal topics. tax each term to pay for the Carr should also be commended for program which offers virtually his attention to and guidance in Students will finally be able to unlimited "free" legal counseling, o P this matter. Carr provided legal I p| afford legal counsel at an insignifi- The program will provide two insight and helped clear murky cant cost. It is long overdue, but full-time attorneys who will handle areas concerning legal and ethical welcomed with open arms, cases and educate students in legal matters relevant to them. Though this program is long overdue and by no means innova¬ Farewell to Groucho tive, it is a breakthrough for students and a vast improvement Groucho Marx, who died Friday radio and television with his over the current legal services arrangement. It is almost incon- at the age of 86, will certainly be remembered as one of the greatest long-running quiz show, You Bet Your Life, "N3F RSHT NOW, JMW—Ity ceivable that a school the size of and most influential comedians of Several years ago. MSU should only now be getting a Woody Allen the century. Groucho achieved (no sjouch in the- comedy depart - legal services program of this success in nearly every show ment himself) noted that Groucho nature when similar programs have been in operation at other business medium, vaudeville, Broadway and the conquering was the best comedian this try ever produced. Allen wrote, coun- Tainted Lance should be ouste universities around the country movies with his talented brothers, "i can't think of a comedian who for almost 10 years. and as a solo, dominating both combined a totally original physi- Bert Lance, director of the Office of Management own. _ cal conception that was hilarious and Budget, has been cleared by the comptroller of Lance should resign qr be fired. His b —with a matchless verbal delivery." currency of many of the charges leveled against him activities, while perhaps technically legal, ail Allen went on to attribute this to with regard to his banking practices. At the same have the appearance of impropriety, which i The State News J Groucho's "natural inborn great¬ time, he has not been absolved of improper or Lance at odds with the high ethical standards Ci ness," and added that he felt the unethical motives. set for his administration during last u_ Monday, August 22, 1977 comic's "outrageous unsentimen¬ In effusively praising his close friend after the campaign. Perhaps tal disregard for order" would be more importantly, Lan#| comptroller verdict, President Carter displayed been revealed as an incompetent administrator# editorials are the opinions of the Stole News. Viewpoints, columns funny a thousand from terribly poor judgment. Questions about Lance's and letters are personal opinions. years "In addition to all this," Allen now. fiscal integrity still linger. If unresolved, a cloud will wheeler-dealer, unable to effectively own finances. The American people have managtl Editorial Dopartmont arig mused, "he makes me laugh." hang over Lance and probably Carter as well. expect a higher level of competence and inti Editor-in-chief Michael Tonimura Fred van Hartesveldt layout editor On the subject of comedy and In fact, it now turns out that during the from someone in charge of formulating the f« Managing EdiH Debbie Wolfe Sports editor TomShonohon Opinion Editor Dave Misialowski entertainment and Book editor Kathy esselmon comics, Groucho once observed, presidential campaign, Carter used the corporate budget. Joe Scales Wire editor Joyce loskowski "because we are laughed at, I don't aircraft of Lance's bank twice, a violation of the It is gratifying that the Senate Govern Photo editor Richard Poiitowski Copy Chief NoncyRogier think people really understand federal campaign finance laws. While this violation Affairs Committee will take up this matter fa Staff Representative Joe Pizzo how essential we are to their might minor, trivial, it underscores the Unless Carter takes the statesmanlike Advertiiing Department sanity." seem even fact that the closeness of the two men's dismisses his crony, these investigations willdrt step! relationship Advertising Manager Sharon Seiler Assistant Advertising Manager .. Denise Dear In addition to all that, he made might make it impossible for Carter to dismiss Lance and on, further undermining public confidem us laugh. without incurring legal and political difficulties of his government. ART BUCHWALD ^ Bribes? Nonsense! Koreans just grateful IRA ELLIOTT WASHINGTON - Not everyone in "All the South Koreans were saying was could do for Congress is give each of them a chose to spread the money around. Washington is upset about the South 'We humbly thank you for all you have done Why?" Korean bribery scandal. Feiderman thinks Sony television set. But only little South "So he could influence our leaders?" for our humble country with this humble Korea thought of returning some of the "You're wrong. He did it becuase that is Congress and the Justice Department are barking up the wrong tree. "Look," he told me. "The United States gift which we only wish could be humbly "No matter what spirit the money was, largesse we laid on them. "The South Koreans are the only ones who recycled our foreign aid the way things are' done in the Korean culture. To a Korean, a man is your friend, whether he be the highest chairman of a On taking LSD has given away billions of dollars in foreign money, given in it still looks like a bribe," I insisted. bringing joys and jobs to Washington. The U.S. congressional committee or the lowest aid to countries all over the world and have "That's because you're cynical about true ' thing I admire most about them is that they three-star general irjthe Pentagon. Once he My hftnd melts into a bear's paw. unwisely, LSD can turn bad (very b« you ever heard anyone say as much as a friendship. The South Koreans have been did it for so long, and so quietly, and becomes your friend you must bestow Tie sky opens its heart, you use it unwisely or cannot deal srl "Thank you"? So South Korea, through its giving gifts and money for thousands of without fanfare." surrendering visions of cloudy faces. your known world flipped on its»k| own CIA. decides it wants to show its presents on him. The worst way for a years. It is part of their tradition and you "That's true," I said. "But what about Korean to lose face is to hand an envelope gratitude to some of the congressmen who insult them if you refuse their presents. Sparkling asterisks twinkle above Every trip is different. So ei made the aid to them possible. Tongsun Park? He certainly didn't stay out stuffed with $100 bills to an American my trip 60 times you feel the same he I stuck to my guns. "It's still not kosher." of the news." ■head, "But giving money to congressmen could, visitor, and have it returned by the U.S. and anticipation and anxiety < "Nothing in South Korea is," Feiderman "Tongsun was a great American," Feider¬ ambassador the next day. When this splashes of yellow spill across the in some circles, be considered a bribe," I said. "But let me ask tree-high grass. waiting for the drug to take hold. I, you this. After all man said. will this trip be like? is always said. happens he can never face his superiors we've done for France, have they ever "He was not. He was a great South The world J "That's ridiculous. The last thing the given our congressmen so much as a free again." i s film sputtering i question left unanswered until the sf South Koreans would want to do is bribe an Korean," I protested. "Feiderman, let me ask you one last projector, bottle of perfume? What about West day. American congressman with money or gifts "Well, anyhow he was a great host. He question. Do you happen to work as a broken frames of perception. or entertainment or girls. Those honorable Germany? We put her back on her feet and filled an entertainment void in this town at lobbyist for the South Korean govern¬ You must choose the people y« J do any of their secret service the height of with carefully. You must trust theW elected officials on the Hill would never people come Watergate. He wined and ment?" around handing out plain brown dined the House Why do I trip this is why I trip. For see you. Acid can usually be fun aT accept anything if they thought there were envelopes leadership in their darkest He grinned from ear to ear. "You'll have fun, for knowledge. Taking LSD is fun with German marks? And while we're any strings attached. at it, hours. He could have kept the commissions to admit — it's not a bad account." because it makes you high. No: I do not most everyone while ascending* you would think the least the Japanese CIA he made on rice sales to himself. But he Los jtngeies Times peaking — the most powerful, thai believe you can get high on life as you get point of the trip — but it's the coar high on acid. No: 1 do not think acid is a down that's emotionally trying-' VIEWPOINT: HUMAN RIGHTS cure-all. No: I do not think it provides thoughts flow freely and what yo«| and do, and what others say and do t When you get high, real high, you see you must be able to face your friends* things differently, think things dif- next day. Tortured Palestinians deserve attention By THE ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS •Israel's security and intelligence services mistreat Palestinians in detention. "Everyone should trip at least twice. Once is not enough j The Carter Administration claims to have set could be bad acid or a bad the human rights issue as one of its main •Refined techniques of torture such as electric shock and confinement in specially trip. Two trips should f"" goals. Unfortunately, Carter's human rights somewhat better idea of how cases of a few intellectuals in Eastern campaign has emphasized essentially the constructed cells remove Israel from the lesser realm of brutality and places it firmly in the drug works." cases of thousands of Europe and the Soviet Union, and has ingnored the the category of torture. political prisoners in Third World countries whose governing •Torture takes place in at least six different centers. regimes strongly support such nations as Iran, South Korea, the Jordan, Sudan, Morrocco, Egypt and Israel - to mention Philippines, Taiwan, •All of Israel's security services are implicated. Administration has even forgotten human only a few. The Carter •Torture is organized methodically. It is systematic and appears to be sanctioned at rights within its own boundaries, like those of some level as deliberate black political prisoners policy. 1 ferently, do things diifereutly. You Acid seems to make people more * (Huey Newton, Wilmington 10) and the American indl.n. •Torture is used for three purposes. First, to extract information. Second, to induce cannot do all the things high you can do We, the Organization of Arab Students, (OAS) in the Once you have spoken your minon* United States and Canada, in people to confess to "security" offenses of which they may or may not be guilty, view of past and recent international inquiries on the plight and torture of Palestinian straight. But the reverse is also true. while tripping it is easier when stm confessions which are later used as evidence in court. Third, to persuade Palestinians in Acid makes everything more intense. Because everything seems so ne political prisoners in Israel, note that neither the Carter Administration nor the 1 American press has given occupied territories that it is least painful to behave passively. Things stand out more clearly. But you different you gain an enhanced app 1 any concern or coverage regarding this matter. This clearly must learn to points out the great political weight of the American Zionists in Following the Sunday Times inquiry, Amnesty International demanded that an distinguish between ation for painting and music a government institutions, independent inquiry be allowed to investigate allegations of torture against Palestinians. twisted distortions of the press, and multinational corporations in the United States. Israel has yet to respond. and straightened realities of straight reality writing. Your standards areraiwj Torture of Palestinians by Zionists has been a known fact among Palestinians in the More recently, John Quigley, professor of international law at Ohio State reality. straight Good acid is hard to find. The denj occupied territories since the occupation began ten University, for acid that existed during the years ago. This brutal and barbaric led a 10 member delegation from the National After a trip you must take torture has included the demolition of nearly 20,000 homes of people Lawyers Guild to Gaza and the West Bank. something early 70s has decreased. LSD ® J suspected to have He claimed Israeli agents frequently use torture to extract confessions from Palestinian with you. A good time is collaborated with freedom-fighters or who are merely considered security threats, prisoners. "In short," he said, "we came away convinced that the Israeli government increased perception and enough, but longer legally manufacturedI by deportation of community leaders, imprisonment without understanding in the United States. Illegal distrio trial, beating and applying implements a policy of torture for annexation of the occupied areas." is often possible. I have electric shocks to all parts of the body to extract confessions, and shooting innocent These facts clearly reveal the barbaric and racist nature of Zionist Israel toward the applied acid -the only distributors in the p»| people who happen to be wandering around late at perceptions in daily and it works. present usually cut the ac night. Palestinian people. The American people are asked to speak up for the human rights of all Everyone should trip at least twice. - Recent international reports have clearly exposed and verified these allegations other drugs, usually some kind beyond doubt. The London Times conducted a five-month oppressed people, including the Palestinihns, and to fight and expose the Zionist control Once is not enough: it could be bad acid so there is less acid, effect and « survey into torture of of their institutions, since Zionists do not in or a bad Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza any way owe their loyalty to the American trip. Two trips should give a kind of mixed upper. ,.J Strip. people. It questioned 49 Palestinians who were imprisoned , ' somewhat better idea of how the drug II you don't feel comforUl'le ^g had been tortured. by the Zionists, 44 who alleged they We also like to note that the works. Twenty-two took the risk and allowed their names to be published. reactionary regimes of Arab countries such as Syria, add. Set 12 hours aside for a r r"l I ne Israeli anrhticcorirvw ♦« t ahjah n j ,■ . • *■. Jordan, Saudi Arabia. Egypt and Lebanon also have imprisoned and bpitally tortured not Bad trips are often caused by bad be scared by stories of Pe0P' .. „ ,, ,7, ould like to 7 cunuun was unaoie ui scienuncauy aeny tnese allegations. We only hundreds of Palestinians, but their own nationals who speak up for Palestine. The heads. In the same way a good article in the highlight the Times conclusions which were printed as part of a 10 page OAS condemns these fascist dictatorial aspirin turn bad if you use it drug like while tripping. You have to Sunday edition of June 19,1977 which included these numerous horror cases regimes that do pot represent the Arab people. can straight self go. ot torture against Palestinians: For more information, and a copy of the Loadsa Times inquiry, write to: Organization of Arab Students, P.O. 369, East Lansing, Mich. 48823. x lichigonSMW News, Eost Lansing, Mlchlqon Monday, August 22, 1977 5 lions start slow, MSU opens drills today Defense and ;incy wins 17-13 depth 8y EDWARD L. BONDERS drive fizzeled. are main concerns SUte News Sports Writer "There were a lot of plays that could have IoNTIAC - The up agiin, down again gone either way," Danielson stated after the By MICHAEL KLOCKE foit Lions were in between Sunday as game. "Against Buffalo we needed that big State News Sports Writer ■ dropped their second straight exhibition play because of their blitzing defense and we Defense and depth are the two question marks surrounding the ■f 17-13, to the Cincinnati Bengals at the just didn't get it. But I'm sure we'll be ready MSU football team as it begins fall drills today with two-a-day erdome. when the season starts." practice sessions. ,e lack of a consistent kicking game was Before Danielson could MSU head coach Darryl Rogers said if the get Detroit's Spartans are to be )r the Lions as they missed two field offense rolling in the second successful in his second year, "We have to maintain what we did I and one extra point. half, the Bengals stretched their lead to 17-8. Behind the offensively, and we must improve defensively." be started slow, Lions coach Tom running of rookies Pete Johnson and Mike Rogers, speaking at Saturday's MSU press luncheon, said the Epeth noted after the game. "But we kept Voight, the Bengals drove 50-yards in 10 return of three starters who sat out the 1976 season with injuries Eg back after we fell behind early and plays for what proved to be the winning (middle guard Kim Rowekamp, and defensive backs Graves and Mike Imhoff) will help bolster the defense. Tommy Jwas a good sign. Yes, the kicking game touchdown. Cincinnati quarterback John ■ us. but we're just going to keep trying Reaves found Voight all alone in the "Defense was the question mark last year," Rogers said about left I until we find someone that can do the corner of the end zone and hit him with the the 1976 team which finished last in the Big Ten in total defense. f he added. deciding scoring pass. Rogers said the defensive line and linebackers will be strong, lie Lions indeed began where they left off Danielson then engineered the Lions to the but the secondary will be almost entirely rebuilt. Rogers added he -falo a week ago as the Bengals took the would be counting heavily on Graves and Imhoff. Bengal 16 where Ian Sunter's field goal was M kickoff and marched 71 yards for the On the offensive side of the line, wide to the right. Rogers has good reason to be s first score. The drive was capped by optimistic with the Big Ten's leading passer (Ed Smith) and Beginning the final quarter, Detroit drove , er Ohio State all-American Archie 56-yards with Kane scoring his second leading receiver (Kirk Gibson) returning. The biggest problem Ijjn, who took the ball over from the touchdown of the day from the one. The score area could be tailback, but Rogers has high hopes for California is1 six yard line. was set up much like the junior college transfer Leroy McGee and four freshmen tailbacks. first; a pass "With A1 Pitts at center, Smith at quarterback and Jim Jncinnati added a 36-yard field goal by interference play against Cincinnati gave the Earley at fullback we're |s Bahr late in the first quarter to up its lions field position at the one. strong up the middle on offense," Rogers said. Stata N#wi Robert Kozloff Jgjn to 10-0 to the dismay of the 60,617 I it the Silverdome. On Detroit's final thrust of the afternoon, "We also have very capable receivers and there's no they'll be vital." question Saturday Danielson teamed with all-pro tight end was picture day at Spartan Stadium as MSU officially begins football Tag Landry marched the Lions to the Charlie Sanders for passes of 21 and 16 yards. But keeping his players healthy will be a major priority for the practice today. It was also a chance for children to get autographs as Ted Graben- Lais' 10 early in the second quarter in a However, with fourth and goal at the Bengal Spartan mentor and he said, so far, the depth problem hasn't horst 1751 uses Curt Griffin's back. Je that covered 70-yards I Wood's field in eight plays. 13 and 48 seconds remaining, Danlelson's improved at all. "We can't afford to have any injuries at any goal attempt from 18-yards final pass of the afternoon was too position," Rogers ■ wide left. high for said. "We are very thin as far as substitutes go." Ater the Lions reached the Bengals' ■yard line by virtue of a pass interference tight end David Hill and sealed the Lions' defeat. Detroit's offense responded with 292 total Though Rogers has a solid nucleus of players returning, he said the major difference between this year's team and the Spartans Secondaries vital in Big Ten Ion Lamar Parrish. Rookie Rick Kane yards for the afternoon, following its anemic during his first year will be the attitude and atmosphere prevailing I carried over from there, only to have output of 55 against Buffalo a week earlier. over the football program. Despite the established fact secondary that has little experi- coach Darryl Rogers says Mar¬ "There has been a great that Big Ten football is known miss the extra point, While the ground game netted change in attitude, our football team is shall will likely be redshirted. iter Purdue signal-caller Gary Daniel- only now settled," Rogers said. "Now we don't hear anything about the for its all American running At least MSU can look for¬ "I'd hate to waste him on a rt-yards, the passing exploits of Danielson backs, a strong defensive secon¬ ok over the helm in the second half for and Landry accounted for 229 yards. Both probation, we don't hear the negativism. We also don't have to ward to the return of Tom couple of games at the end of ■oit, and the Dearborn native nearly wait for the Big Ten or a judge to make a pronouncement." dary is vital to MSU or any Graves and Mike Imhoff, who the season," quarterbacks hit 10 of 15, with Landry football team according to MSU Rogers said. ■d out the contest for the Lions. "I'm very pleased with the attitude of our both missed last year with knee Sophomore Jerome Stanton netting 125 yards to Danielson's 104. players," he said. defensive back coach Sherman Eelson connected on 10 of 16 aerials and The Lions play next at Seattle "Comparing the two spring practices I've been involved in, it has injuries. But the bad news is and Mark Anderson have the Saturday been a night and day difference." Lewis. (the Lions on the Bengal nine with less night. Detroit is 1-2 and Cincinnati 2-1 for the Lewis, who himself that counted on sophomore most experience from 1976. i a minute to go before the final Detroit was an Mike Marshall is still in a cast Other candidates Rogers and preseason. Rogers gave some credit to the basketball program for all American at MSU in 1963 as from the broken leg he suffered Lewis will look over are recruiting Earvin Johnson and Jay Vincent. He said this created a a halfback, is in his ninth year in last spring's Green and positive influence on football and the whole MSU athletic program. Terry Williams and former on the Spartan grid staff and White game. Thus MSU head quarterback Ken Robinson. Rogers now has his sights set had already coached several on the opener against Purdue jrgering second in 3-meter Sept. 10 in Spartan Stadium. "The key for us will be Purdue this will be Rogers said. "We don't play Ohio State this a very crucial game." outstanding defensive that include backs all-Americans ' Brand VanPelt and Bill Simp¬ year and if we can get son. But in 1977 he has the task and former who will be a senior this winter, a Big Ten win in our opener, our outlook wil be pretty good." heading into his sophomore of rebuilding the defensive ■ diver Dave Burgering finished 18th in the three meter season, placed ninth in the id second in the three but Kevin Machemer, who is three meter. | il the National Outdoor Championships in [suds, Tex. last week. He i United States BOOKS WANTED yen! that will leave for in the Soviet Union and W« an intansM la biyiac; ■ermany. • Science Fiction • Old Books pering also finished sev- • Mc Books le meter diving, but • Palps etes in three meter •NOtleltOK •Mapzioes Inly the top three qualify. • KMC! Droit - • lit little looks | other MSU divers also • Mysteries • Baseball Cards | it the Championships. 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Those depression and World War II, don r, shows were the basis of their A and according to one story, This isn't to condemn the audience. They were actually spokesperson for Groman's gonna get a little on the cosmic side first two madcap movies — The Mortuary said Marx had been even the startling arrival by rather low-key compared to many other crowds. Besides he need to get up there, right now So T® t'i Cocoa-nuts in 1929 and Animal cremated and that there were parachute of Hitler's top depu¬ without sin should cast the first stone, and I remember high Utile "Star go ahead and do it 'cau» • H Crackers in 1930. school days of going to see atrocious bands like Uriah Heep and Riding!" The crowd cheers (If tT no plans for any formal memor¬ ty, Rudolf Hess, in Scotland The later Marx Brothers ial service. failed to deter Winaton Chur¬ Black Sabbath and thinking I was in seventh heaven. But it did movies, following a free form chill from seeing a Marx Broth- seem that the bands were more innovative in their "That's apparently the way heavy metal known as adversary comedy, licks back then. he wanted it," the spokesper¬ and stressing slapstick, in¬ "Rudolf Hess or no Rudolf This particular band was called Foreigner, and they seemed bands. Foreigner took the cluded Monkey Business, Horse son said. Hess. I'm going to see Mookey to fill all the above specifications. Three months ago, Foreigner cr0"d w«a lighting the stage at 9:30 p m mid ^^ Feathers, Duck Soup, A Day at Comedian George was the opening act for The Doobie Brothers at MSU. Their obligatory matches for ,n Groucho Marx, 1933. Burns, sur¬ Business," Churchill is sup¬ The band came back, played the the Races, Room Service, A prised that he hadn't been told posed to have said. debut LP recently went platinum, so someone must be buying skipped, and they were gone. Forty-five song, from £ Day at the Circus, and A Night by Sunday morning of any At ceremonies last January it. Until now, I've heard very little about the band. They have seemed to like it. but even Black minutes'Th. I* By Wire Services LOS ANGELES - Groucho at the Opera. The free-form comedy of the Marx Brothers service in memory of his long¬ time friend, said "I'm waiting to installing him and his brothers in the Hollywood Hall of Fame, been virtually ignored by the rock press. That is, until they Sabbath used todotSfj Marx, whose elevator eye¬ revolutionized American cine¬ find out myself. I haven't heard he showed up with George brows, moustachioed leer and matic comedy. anything." Fenneman, the straight man sardonic putdowns tickled Groucho started You Bet A few members of the family who was the butt of his jokes on Bolshoi violinist America to laughter for more Your Life on radio in 1947. He gathered at the home of Arthur You Bet Your Life. jMiiy than three generations, died of moved it to television in 1951, where it ran until 1962. In 1972, Marx, Groucho's son, on Sunday Fenneman recalled that in a 1969 New York Times killed WHT ACROW WOSS "TMI latKtUirl pneumonia Friday at age 86. afternoon, a friend said. poll, The comedian entered Ce¬ he starred in a one-man hit college freshmen asked to name dars-Sinai Hospital on June 22 show, An Evening With Harpo and Chico were wor¬ who they most admired chose Itb the BIGGER] for treatment of pneumonitis, a Groucho, at New York's Car¬ thy henchmen for their brother. Jesus Christ, Albert Schweit¬ benign form of pneumonia, negie Hall. Chico was the piano-playing zer and Groucho Marx, in that It's BOND. THEsw I nearly two months after In 1972 Groucho started a Italian dialectician, while Harpo order. ery from a corrective hip sur¬ brief concert tour, which ended was the harp-strumming, wom¬ "I'm sorry Jesus Christ gery earlier in the year. late that year when he was an chasing mute. Gummo and couldn't be here," Marx cracked He was listed in fair condition Zeppo were primarily straight at award ceremonies. "He had until Thursday. Marx's brother Leonard, hospitalized for strokes. The American motion a series of Pic¬ men. While Groucho played the same one as in later life, to be in Philadelphia." Besides Arthur Marx, Grou¬ WHO known as the piano-playing ture Academy atoned for never chasing women and wielding cho was survived by two daugh¬ "Chico," died in 1961 followed having offered the Marxes a insults with his rapier wit. ters, Miriam and Melinda. by Arthur, the horn-honking regular award by giving mute "Harpo," in 1964. Milton, Groucho an honorary Oscar in or "Gummo," who left the act to 1974. He was cited "for brilliant become their business manager creativity and for the un- died last year. Herbert, "Zep- equaled achievement of the po," is the only survivor. Marx Brothers in the art of Groucho seemed to symbolize motion picture comedy." TOMORROW NIGHT IS LAST TUES. TO REDEEM WOODEN NICKELS. ""JJ. llftS^E stole News, Ecit Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 22, 1977 7 THE STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS PHONE 355-8255 MON. THRU FRI. 8:00-5:00 Employment '[Hi [ tiployiMt lf#|f | HpirtfeitsHlyl J-JBB [JokkZHIS [ I Classified Advertising For Sale Information FULL and pert-time employment for MSU students. summer CHILD CARE-30 year old former ONE WOMAN roommate, 2 bed- EAST SIDE "Lansing." 4 bed¬ AVAILABLE FOR fall. Two 5 GUITAR GOODIES. Used Gibson: teacher and governess will 16-20 hours/week. Automobile re¬ babysit room apartment. Hardy Ave. One rooms, unfurnished, carpeted, gas bedroom houses. Within walking Explorer, Les Pauls, SG's, ES 347 Student Services Bldg. your children in my home. Call year lease. 337-1233, 5-9 p.m. |0NE 355-8255 quired. 339-9500; 339-3400. C-12- 337-7109. S-5-8-29 14) Z-6-8-26 (31 heat, $300. 9 months. 676-1557. distance of Campus. Call 351- 335's, ES 120 Et ES 125. Used 8-26 (17) 8-8-26 13) 4107. 0-11-8-26(5) Fender: Stratocaster, Telecaster, & Fender basses. Also, ELECTRONIC REPAIRMAN 2 BEDROOM 215 SOUTH Detroit St., 4 bed¬ Vintage RATES TEACHERS AIDE, part time, Eng¬ Lansing, new carpet, 3-4-5 BEDROOMS, close to cam Martins: 000-21 Herringbone, 000- Wanted. Experience necessary in some air, $150 without utilities. 1 lish as a second pus, furnished, carpeted. Year room, close to campus, bus and 18, D35. Gibson: Rosewood ROY DAYS day-90C per line language, near stereo and related repair. TV or CB 487-2166. 2-8 19 131 lease. 487-0114. Z-10-8-26 (3) 3 days ■ 80C per line MSU. 351-3815. 7-8-26 131 shopping, $250/month. Call after 5 SMECK-1936, J200. Gibson man¬ 3 6 B experience helpful, good working p.m. 349-3435. 5-8-26 (5) dolins: A & F models. Excellent conditions plus benefits. See FEMALE NEEDED fall, winter, 7.20 13.50 16.10 6 days - 75* per line MAINTENANCE MAN needed full Greg WANTED-2 female, medical or selection of used guitar amps Et JJL at WILCOX TRADING POST, 509 spring option. Non-smoking, up¬ grad student to share townhouse, EAST SIDE, 5 bedroom furnished, 9.60 18.00 22.40 8 days • 70C per line time or part time, to maintain PA systems by Ampeg, Fender, JJL E. Michigan, Lansing. Please, no per class. $70/month. Apartment Okemos. $67.50 plus utilities. 349- 2 baths, near campus. $375 plus 4.50 12.00 22.50 21.00 houses. Call 351-8135 or 627-9773. Peavey, Traynor, Sunn. Plus phone calls. C-10-8-26 (10) close, pets o k. 351-4809, 6-9 p.m. 4834. 3-8-22 141 utilities. 669-3654 before 9 p.m. new 14.40 27.00 33.60 0-5-8-26 14) Shure Vocalmaster PA systems, _5_40_ Line rate per insertion Z-3-8-26 (41 4-8-26 (4) 6.30 16.80 31.50 39.20 FULL-PART time jobs. Excellent RAIDER ST. in Lansing. 4 bed¬ microphones Et accessories. Com¬ LITTLE CAESAR'S pizza, 1621 W. 2 BEDROOM house, 3000 West plete line of band instruments, all earnings. Call 374-6328, 4-6 p.m. WOMAN NEEDED to share spa¬ room house. $225/month plus Mt. Hope. Inside help only. Inter¬ St. Joseph, Lansing. No pets. tested and guaranteed. BUY- Weekdays only. Z 4-8-26 43) cious light two bedroom apart¬ utilities. Available September 1. view after 4 p.m. Transportation 487-9066 5-8-26 (3) SELL-TRADE. WILCOX TRAD¬ Inclines • 3 lines • '4,00 ■ 5 days. 80' per line over required. 3-8-26 (41 BABYSITTER NEEDED 7 p.m. to ment. Edge of Okemos, campus 689-5513. 0-1-8-22 I4I ING POST, 509 E. Michigan, I 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. and country. Call 332-6829 after 5 3 a.m. weekdays. Sleeping quar¬ 4 BEDROOM home Lansing east Lansing, 485-4391. C-12-8-26 (80) p.m. 2-3-8-26 (41 I price of item(s) must be stated in ad. Maximum LAW CLERK + MESSENGER for ters provided. Close to campus. NICE HOUSE for nice people, children preferred, 3 blocks from side residential, enclosed porch, E. TWIN BED, firm mattress, box I sole price of'50. Lansing law firm, full time or Begin Sept. 7. Call 332-2625. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for campus. Call Betsy. 332-2188. garage, furnished. Call Chris, 484- part time, can continue into school 2164. 4-8-26 (4) spring, frame, headboard. 332 Lnuts Personal ads • 3 lines - '2.25 • per insertion. year. 351-6200. 3-8-26 (4) 4 8 26 (4) 4 man, $90/month plus utilities. Z-3-8-26 13) 0297 after 5 p.m. 3 8 26 (3) T 75' per line over 3 lines (prepayment). ABBOTT ROAD. 2 bedroom un¬ Close, call Lu at 351 -2819. Z-3-8-26 3 QEDROOM home Lansing east 131 Limoge/Goroge Sole ads - 4 lines - '2.50. BABYSITTING/LIGHT house¬ furnished townhouse, very clean, 5 MINUTES TO campus, 4-5 person home, unfurnished, lease side residential, redwood deck, CANON 814 E Super 8mm auto- zoom camera with case. $175. J 63' per line over 4 lines ■ per insertion. keeping. Beginning September 1. $300-year lease. 351-6729. 4-8-26 and available Sept. 20. Chris, 484-2164. Phone Elmer 355-4058. Z-8-8-26 8:15 a.m. 4:45 p.m., Monday-Fri¬ HICKORY HILLS, spacious 2 bed¬ damage deposit, 484-7695 or Lid Town ads • 4 lines • '2.50 ■ per insertion. - day. One child, $65/week. Call for room townhouse style apart¬ 485-8016 after 5 p.m. 3-8-26 141 4-8-26 (3) 1 63' per line over 4 lines. interview, 351-4461. 5-8-26 I5I ments, balcony. Cambria Drive, on ROOMMATE WANTED, female, |tl Founds ods/Transportotion ads • 3 lines - *1.50 - et insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. BARTENDER AND Waitress I- For IwHff | busline. 351-5937. 5-8-26 (51 CAMPUS NEAR, houses, duplex¬ es 13-7 bedrooms, from $3301. house in East Lansing, $100 plus utilities. Must like music. 351-5208. Ready for fall term? needed at MAC'S BAR. 484-6795. TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. LARGE SPACIOUS two bedroom Also, apartments and studio 4-8-26 (4) Let us help you prepare. We rooms, call 4-7 p.m., 332-1946. 4-8-26 I3I $10.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- townhouses.Ytcross from Berkey. have a wide selection of furni¬ 1 year lease. $295. 351-0359. 3-8-26 (5) 1010. C-12-8-26 131 AVAILABLE SEPT. 7th, 139 S. ture, large and small appli¬ Deadlines A FEW 9-8-26 (31 Clemens. Sharp 3 bedroom, sun We also can fulfill your good territories available ances. Sell AVON products in East GRAD ROOMMATE needed, large s. 2 p.m. • 1 class day before publication. Lcellation/Change • 1 p.m. - 1 class day before now. Lansing. 482-6893. C-4-8-26 (31 | Apartments n'V ONE BEDROOM furnished apart¬ ment for 1 person. Close to 3 bedroom house, 312 S. Pennsyl¬ vania. $95 plus utilities. 332-5275. porch, fireplace, $300 plus utilities, 5 minutes to campus. References, stereo and television needs. We carry a wide range ol deposit, lease. Call 351-8457 or sporting goods, including bi¬ J publication. BARTENDERS, 2 part time or 1 IT IS the policy of the STATE campus. $180/month. 12 month Z-3-8-26 (31 482-0717. Z-4-8-26 (6) cycles. hunting and fishing Lead is ordered it cannot be cancelled or changed full time, LOG JAM INN, Grand NEWS that the last 4 weeks of lease starting September 15. 339- equipment. Stop by and take 3400; 641-4493. C-4-8-26 161 FRANDOR, 4 bedroom houses, I until after 1st insertion. Ledge. 627-4300. 4-8-26 131 term all Student Classified adver¬ for September. 323-4407; 694- advantage of our low prices. e is o '1.00 charge for 1 ad change plus 50' per tising must be paid for in advance FEMALE NONSMOKER: one-two GRILL COOK part time weekends, beginning August 1,1977. Bring or 6574; 484-3645 evenings. 3-8-24 DICKIR A DIAL I additional change for maximum of 3 changes. persons, own room in two bed¬ IT IS the LOG JAM INN, Grand Ledge. mail to 347 Student Services. policy of the STATE L State News will only be responsible for the 1st room. fall-spring. 332-1680. Z-3-8- NEWS that the last 4 weeks ot Second Hand Store I day's incorrect insertion. Adjustment claims must 627 4300. 4 8 26 131 Sp-12JJ2(8) 2413) BEAT HIGH rents-3, 4 bedrooms, term all Student Classified Adver LOOKING FOR roommate, neat, near Frandor, carpeted. 372-1336. 1701 South Cedar I be made within 10 days of expiration date. WANTED: PART time cook and 6-8-26 (3) tising must be paid for in advance quiet, own room in furnished 2 OKEMOS, ONE and two bedroom beginning August 1,1977. Bring or 487-3886 Is ore due 7 days frpm ad expiration dote. If not waitress, nights only. Call Dave, bedroom apartment, S. apartments, spacious and inex¬ mail 347 Student Services. 482-0733. 4-8-26 (31 Washing¬ RANCH STYLE S bedrooms, car- to d by due date, a 50' late service charge will ton. $120/month. Call pensive. Call 351-8135 from 8-5 Sp-12-8-12 181 IT IS the policy of the STATE 7am-2pm. I be due. 882 2869. Z-4-8-24 161 p.m. end 627-9773 evenings. 0-4- peted, parking. 6 blocks to cam¬ NEWS that the last 4 weeks of APARTMENT BUILDING resident 8-26 14) pus. 372-1336. 6-8-26 (31 FEMALES NEEDED for manager in East Lansing. Prefer- house, term all Student Classified Adver¬ own room, starting Sept. 5. $78/ rably a married couple. Call 351- 8135 or 627-9773. 2-8-8-26 (4) Waters Edge MSU NEAR-two bedroom, four man, furnished, 212 River St., EAST LANSING duplex, 4 bed¬ rooms, 2 baths, rec room, 2 levels. month plus utilities and deposit. 487-8790. Z-3-8-26 (31 tising must be paid for in advance beginning August 1,1977. Bring or mail to 347 Student Services. motive Motorcycles H INFORMATION BOOTH recep¬ tionist, full and part time positions :e $320. Two bedroom, furnished, 401 Grove St., $210. Two bed¬ $400. 374-6366. 0 12-8-26 131 MALE STUDENTS - single rooms, Sp-12-8-12 (8) Now LeasineH room, unfurnished, 151 Harrison, HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES! call after 5:30 p.m., 332-5791. NEW, USED and vintage guitars, ■ the policy of the STATE available. Apply in person at Call now to see our list of East side YAMAHA 1973 650cc, pull back $225, year leases. 339-8802 4-8-26 3-8-26 13) banjos, mandolins, etc. Dulcimers MERIDIAN MALL OFFICE. 3-8-22 p that the last 4 weeks of bars, excellent condition, 332- 1050 Water's 161 homes which will be available for and kits, recorders, strings, acces¬ U Student Classified Adver- 8445. Laurie $725. 6-8-26 [3) 151 Edge September leasing. AIM, INC.. LARGE FURNISHED room in sories, books, thousands of hard- ■must be paid for in advance (next to Cedar Village) EAST LANSING 2 bedroom, low¬ 374-2800 noon-9 p.m. or 332-6741. quiet house. Close. MSU. 351- to-find albums. (All at very low SHELTER HOME Coordinator. Jting August 1,1977. Bring or HONDA 65 1965, with helmet. M.S.W. with clinical and adminis¬ er duplex. Furnished, carpeted, 0-12-8-26 161 8154.6-8-26 prices). Private and group lessons o 347 Student Services. Good, light weight easily handled. IM4411 Cleart: 351-5964. 4-8-26 (3) trative experience. Two years in 2 BEDROOM MALE NEEDED to share 3 bed¬ on guitar, banjo, mandolin, all 1-8-12 181 332-5995 after 5:30 p.m. $100. duplex, $205/month juvenile court or related setting ONE BEDROOM apartment, near utilities not included. 1 mile MSU. room house, $67/month, plus 1/3 styles. Gift certificates. Expert 4-8 26 (41 desired. Call John Lane, LIVING¬ 1 AND 2 bedroom furnished repairs-free estimates. ELDERLY campus. From $195. Heat and 332-2110. 4-8-26 (3) utilities, deposit. 485-3916. 4-8-26 JIN HEALY 1964,3000 series, III Spare parts included, BMW 1975 R90/6 Krauser, Feh STON COUNTY Personnel Direc¬ water included. 351-4091. 0-12-8- mobile homes on lake. East Lan¬ 141 INSTRUMENTS, 541 East Grand tor, 1-546-7555,8-5 p.m., Monday- sing 10 minutes. One child o.k. River. 332-4331. C-10-8-26 (49) ■ 3322110 4-8-26 (3) ring and bags, touring tank, many 26(3). EAST LANSING-fall, 4 bedroom other goodies, real sharp. Glen Friday. 0-7-8-26 191 641-6601. 0-3-8-26 14) SINGLE, MALE student; block duplex. Appliances, washer/dryer. Union, cooking, parking. 314 Ever¬ BLACK DIRT sod farm soil. Ap¬ IaRO Sperry, 489-0022; 393-5600. 5-8-26 ACROSS FROM Williams Hall. 2 No pets. 332-3746. 5-8-26 (3) 1975, 6 cylinder, stan- green. Evenings. 332-3839. 5-8-26 proximately 6 yards delivered lo¬ (5) CUSTODIAN-MARRIED couple bedroom furnished, $210 including PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-fur- ■aM FM stereo, rustproofed. nished studio. Utilities paid, $135/ 141 cally. $39. Sand and landscape to serve as church custodian, rent heat. 669 3654 before 9 p.m. NICE 3 bedroom house, East side. I miles. 676-1658. 3-8-26 (31 HONDA 125, 1973, excellent con¬ free occupancy of a partially 4-8-26 141 month plus deposit. 489-5574 after Available Sept. 1. $350 + Call ONE BEDROOM, 1-2 people in rocks available. Call 641-6024 furnished parish house apartment, 5 p.m. 0-2-8-22 14) . 484-3379. 0-11 8-26 (5) BE CORONET 1965, $65 or dition, only 2850 miles, $375. Call after 4 p.m. 625-4237. 0-3-8-22 (3) neat country house, less than 1 487-3096. S-6-8-26 <3> serving as part of enumeration. DELUXE 2 BEDROOM-air, car¬ mile from campus. 332-5995 after. EXTRA SWEET corn, $3.50 a | "Her Runs, dependable, Reply to State News, Box E-5. peted, heat and water furnished. MALE NEEDS assertive male for 5:30 p.m. 5-8-26 (41 t' 5 p.m. weekdays. NEAR FRANDOR. 4 or 5 bed¬ bushel, Elvis Richard, 319 Crest St. 4-8-26 16} $220. 332-8215. 0-12-8-26 13) apartment near campus. Write Jay, Box 31, East Lansing. 4-8-26 rooms. Deposit, 9-12 month lease. Lansing. 882-2384. 2-8-22 (3) Mark, 372-9044 after 10 FALL SINGLES, nicely furnishea, ESCORTS WANTED. $6/hour. No FEMALE NEEDED for 2-man 731 p.m. iBU CLASSIC 1974, air, pow¬ ELIMINATE TUNE-ups. Replace 8-8-22 (3) shared kitchen, parking. Very SEWING MACHINE SALE! Open training necessary. Call 489-2278. Burcham Apt. $120/month. Sep¬ close. $90-$120. 332-1800: 372- dering brakes, 350 barrel, your conventional ignition with a arm Dressmaster. Stretch zig-zag Z-8-8^6 (3) tember-June (3131 642-9047. 3-8- 1800. 0-7-8-26 (41 J miles, $2700. 394-2721. Piranha electronic ignition at 2613) Hoists HAGADORN ROAD-lovely brick by White. $119.50 while they last. §2613) CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN KEY PUNCH Operators, tempor¬ home, 3 bedroom, large yard, ROOM FOR EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING CO. CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalama¬ rent. Nicely furnished, 1115 N. Washington. 489 6448. ary full time positions. (Afternoon LANSING EAST side. Small one IT IS the $350/month. 351-7497. 0-5-8-26 10 minutes from MSU. $60 zoo Street, one mile west of policy of the STATE a C-2-8-22 (23) P il1973 STATIONWAGON. or midnight shifts.) Excellent pay man efficiency. $115/month in¬ NEWS that the last 4 weeks of (3) month. 484-0994. 3-8-26 131 condition, good tires, campus. C-12-8-26 (7) and benefits for experienced oper¬ cluding all utilities. Available Sep¬ term all Student Classified adver¬ (muffler.alter Must sell. $1100. ators with speed and accuracy. tember 1. 669-5513. 0-1-8-22 14) tising must be paid for in advance HOUSES FOR rent. 4/5 bed¬ UTILITIES PAID, free parking, ™ 6 p.m. 3-8-26 (51 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Diskette experience helpful. Call rooms, well located, close to Kalamazoo Street since 1940. for appointment. AMERICAN PINILAKI beginning August 1,1977. Bring or mail to 347 Student Services. campus. From $450/month. Call kitchen facilities. 351-7525 or 337- 7184. 3-8-26 13) VILLAGE GREEN OUTH FURY III 1965, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. 419 V-8, Complete auto painting and colli¬ Sp-12-8-12 (8) EQUITY VEST. 351-1500 0-4 8-26 snow tires, runs well. ■ $350 best 92,000 sion service. American and foreign Lentz Court. (North off West St. APARTMMTS 141 APARTMENTS offer, 355-4021. cars. 485-0256. C-12-8-26 (14) Joe between Logan and Waverly.) 6080 Marsh Rd. ■26 (31 371-5650 4-8-22 |13l FIVE AND six bedroom homes Across from 1804 Hamilton Rd. Meridian Mall Araa EAST SIDE students or working WE BUY junk cars and trucks. Top two blocks from campus. They are Williams Hall Okemos [ACId.BONNEVILLE 1971. Air dollar. 489-4647. NORTHSIDE BABYSITTER FOR 2 year old, * 165 plus utiltiM furnished and have fireplaces. Call group. 2, 3, 4 bedroom houses. automatic, FM radio, 351-8135 or 627-9773. 0-5-8-26 (51 Neat, clean and carpeted. $195- 9 4 12 mo. leases AUTO PARTS & SALVAGE. 0-12- Monday-Friday, 9am-2pm. Prefer liming. 332-4775 after 5 8-26 (3) someone with children, vicinity of * bedroom unfurnished $275. Lease and deposit. 675-5252. 414 Michigan NOW LEASING FOR FALL 84-82614I Hagadorn Rd. between Sandhill * on* DUPLEXES FOR Rent. 3 or 4 8-8-26 (51 —2 bedroom units C.E. appliances — Ona ft Two Bedroorr JUNK CARS wanted. We pay and Grand River. Call 332-1722 persons, furnished, available Sep¬ * Fully carpeted —Various floor plans — Furnishad ft Unfur* ,hed leasi more if they run. Also buy used after 3 p.m. 3-8-22 171 * Air, drapes tember. 669-9939. 0-5-8-26 13) Cedar Greens —Air conditionad — Vary Spacious cars and trucks. Call 321-3651 * —Furnished From Si 75- $210 A adjacent to now county park — anytime. C-5-8-26 (141 WANTED STEREO salesman with OKEMOS, FULLY furnished, 5 previous experience. Easy person¬ bedrooms, faculty house. Refer¬ Apartments —Carpeted CALL , MAZDA ■ (GIC Hatchback) ripioyiMtlU] ality and energy a must. Know¬ ences. no pets, negotiable. 349- —Best location in town as low as ledge of photo equipment helpful. 3115. 5-8-26 (41 Now Leasing 351-8135 Good pay plus many benefits. See 339 - 8192 $270/month 8-5 p.m. IT IS the policy of the STATE per month NEWS that the last 4 weeks of Greg at WILCOX TRADING 655-3805 NEAR PENNSYLVANIA, off Kala¬ G furnished apartments 349-4067 AH. term all Student Classified adver¬ POST, 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. G 9 or 12 month leases mazoo, 3 bedroom, $175/month. It month open end. plus tax tising must be paid for in advance Please, no phone calls. C-10-26 351-7497, 0-4-8 26 131 available University 627-9773 Eve. LAKE LANSING Rd. 1 and 2 Bj™*. term,nation value beginning August 1,1977. Bring or mail to 347 Student Services. m> THE STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED bedrooms, near bus. From NEW CONCEPT-Leisure living G swimming pool G air conditioning Terrace $174.50. After 6 p.m. 374-0949. G wlth-in walking ■J highway rated <2 Sp-12-8-12 (81 DEPARTMENT will be accepting 8-8 22 (3) brand new single family for age 55 distance to campus 332-5420 ■k Nerrlman fEMALE STUDENT needed 5:30 applications for telephone sales personnel for' the upcoming and older on 3 V4 acre wooded site, 2 bedroom, heavily insulated, CAMPUS /Ov a.m.-8:30 p.m. to transport and EFFICIENCY, ONE OR TWO BED¬ F VOLVO MAZDA school year. Must be able to work ROOM. East side and downtown $375/month, 230 E. Mt. Hope, Special rates §S) care, for 3 school age children. 372-7643. 4-8-26 (31 a minimum of 2 consecutive hours Lansing. Call now for list of 351-5830 for appointment. 4-8-26 available lor fall. HILL ljd». m.) 9 daily during 8a.m. 5p.m. Stu¬ September openings. AIM, INC., (61 % (dosed Sot.) dents only apply in person at 347 374-2800 noon-9 p.m. or 332-6741. PART TIME custodial position IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 man 1135 Michigan Ave. Student Services. S-6-8-26 (9) 0-12-8-26 (61 >ltl TO available. 5 nights/week. Sunday- house. Close to campus. Julie, E. Lansing, 351-8631 *2 Bedrooms E>*iir Thursday. Some heavy work. Call MINI-KOOL needs manager at 323-4450 ext. 345 days; 337-2120 * 332-6634 between noon-3 p.m. WANTED: 1-2 quiet females to (next to Brody) Famished Apts. MSU. Married couple only. Excel¬ share large 4 man apartment, 1 after 6 p.m. 4-7-26 (4) Friday or Monday 2-8-22 (51 lent pay. "Be your own boss." We •Free Roommate Service ■ com!' s,al'onwagon, excel- block campus. Sharon, 351-2819 * 1b. on- completely rust- rent refrigerators to the dorm Dishwashers COMMERCIAL ARTIST, creative, students. For interview call collect, after 5 p.m. Z-3-8-22 I4I f We Deliver Bargain Hunters Elk V'"e still under warran- keyline, paster up of ads, bro 1-313-769 4035, 9-6 p.m. Z-6-8-26 Check It Out 'Central Air Conditioning |T,5r"' «2250 393-4687. chures, order forms. Opportunity for growth with dynamic young (71 LARGE TWO party (urnished effi¬ ciency, close to campus, air Service! Take your American JOIN the gang at * Swimming Pool In eIciP„f sen9er bus. Very company. Call for interview be¬ MODELS WANTED. $8/hour. We conditioned, $184/month. 351- 1610, after 5 p.m. 487-4451.0-6-8- compact or subcompact •2 bedrooms Burcham Woods 'Unlimited Parking l«300^,n1l™cha,lica|condi- K- 339 2636 10-8-26 tween 9-4:40 p.m., 371-5550. 4 8 will train. 489-2278. 2-28-8-26 (3) 26(41 to: •Furnishad Now leasing for Fall 'Pleasant Landscaping (4) 26171 •Air conditioned *Heatod pool ' •Laundry facilities •Air conditioning Speci-' 12 mootli rajes REQSION •5 blks. to campus Collingwoed Apts. I *«ir conditioned * shag carpeting fltopctungijam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. IMPORTS 1206 Oakland •Immediate occupancy $300 •Tonnis courts •Ample parking •Nicaly furnishad •5 Blks. to campus FREE BUS SERVICE I * dishwasher * unlimited parking *privot* balconies •dishwoshar, disposal Cell for Appt. 12 mo. 9 mo. 12 mo. I *P'ush lurnlture * model open daily IV 44*11 $260 1 bdrm. units $218 $198 Model Open 9-9 2 bedroom furnished 2 bdrm. units $320 $280 Everyday Now Fall leases only — 9 and 12 month leases Studio $185 $175 leasing for Fall Special 12 month rates BEECHWOOD Leasing for Fall Call 351 -8182 Call 351-7166 1130 Beech St. 745 Burcham "••Wed OM World Mali m the river) locot.d at Hagadorn Itoad just south at Service »o°4 THE SMALL CAR PEOPLE 351-2798 351-3118 CAU. 349-3530 I Michigon Stote News, Edit Lonsing, Michigon ^^AugustJJ| FifSiit 1|5) oT§ Club plans 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. sport event ■jc Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Guaranteed one full year, $7.88 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING V SITCIAL 'Xv COMPANY. 316 North Cedar, opposite City Market. C-12-8-26 Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the competitions 10 DAY Y (61 LARGE SELECTION of frames, State News office, 343 Student Services BIdg., by noon at least h Doolcy Burger 4 two class days before publication. The 4-H Club will kick-off a glasses for everyone. OPTICAL No announcements will be accept¬ sporting bonanza Tuesday that DISCOUNT, 2617 E. Michigan, ed by phone. will see about 1,000 youths Lansing, Mich. 372-7409. C-3-8-26 (151 participating in three separate International folk dancing meets events, lasting up to three 8 to 10:30 tonight, Kedzie Court¬ INDOOR GARDENERS. 8' flo- days. yard. Everyone welcome, begin¬ rescent lights with four bulbs, $20. ners to advanced. Freel Nearly 500 4 H members ill Also 8' desk with bookcase, $125. 1 589-8996. Z 3-8-24 (41 participate in the "dairy days". Come join us Mondays at Hillel. The event includes a cattle BOOKS, MAGAZINES, comics The Jewish Women's Learning judging contest Wednesday at and more! CURIOUS BOOK Co-op meets at 7:30 p.m. All 7:45 a.m. in Spartan Stadium. welcome to share and learn. On Tuesday there will be a SHOP, 307 E. Grand River. 332- 0112. C-12-8-26 (31 Horse Show beginning at 9 a.m. The Video Workshop needs at the corner of Farm Lane and crew for televising East Lansing Mt. Hope Road. A shooting L-Aitiials City Council meetings first and third Tuesday of each month. competition will be held at the Ingham County Conservation ENGLISH COCKERS, 2 females, Information, second floor. Union. 214 years, good with children, league club grounds in Lansing. Aikido, martial art for self-de¬ The competition begins at 10 hunters, AKC registered. $50 fense and personal growth meets a.m. and will feature trapshoot- each. 882 8554 after 5 p.m. E-5-8- 5 to 7 tonight and Wednesday and 26(41 ing archery, rifle and BB gun 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Judo Room, shooting. 2 CALICO CATS - free. One year Men's IM. old, house trained, shots. 372-2381 after 6 p.m. E-3-8-26 (3) MSU Go Club meets 8:30 to 10 tonight, 331 Union. Bring boards. SEAL POINT Siamese kittens. 8 weeks, trained, $10. 353-7268, Reading and writing tutor home 355-3149. E-5-8-24 (31 needed to assist young adult male in acquiring driver's license. Vol¬ unteer soon, 26 Student Services | H»lil» Hmes |H IT IS the policy of the STATE Brazilian Students for a General NEWS that the last 4 weeks of Assembly: Executive Committee term all Student Classified Adver¬ convenes at 7 p.m. September 2, tising must be paid for in advance Dining Room B Owen had. Every¬ beginning August 1,1977. Bring or one welcome at 8 p.m. mail to 347 Student Services. Sp-12-8-12 181 Much more than relaxation. The TM program results directly in NEW MOON 1969, 2 bedroom, 12 enlightenment. Introductory dis¬ x 60, must sell, $3900 or best offer. cussion 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, TM 349-4628. 4-8-26 (31 Center, 119 E. Grand River Ave. COMFORTABLE MOBILE home Experienced water polo player near MSU. 8 x 36 with attached needed to coach high school shed. $1300. 351-3684 evenings water polo team starting second and weekends. 10-8-26 (41 week of September. Volunteer at 25 Student Services BIdg. GARAGE SALE Free University class "Formula¬ ting a Philosophy of Life" 7:30 ESTATE SALE: housewares, ap¬ p.m. Tuesday, 335 Union. Come pliances, china. August 26, 27th, support the Free university. 10-6 p.m. 4594 Chippewa, Oke- mos, (Indian Hills). 1-8-25 (41 last I Fond | Typilt torn ml FOUND-BLACK Lab puppy. Bur- EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ cham-Hagadorn area. 351 sertations, (pica-elite) FAY ANN. 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BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 1 0 Michigon Mondav Stole News, Eost loosing, Michigon New crime statistics bureau the Law Enforcement As¬ fresh insight about the causes of burglary, larceny and motor government produced no relia¬ proposed by Bell general reported he was unable and would continue to finance ByMARGARETGENTRY Associated Press Writer sistance Administration crime and ways to combat it. vehicle theft — and say nothing ble measurement of crime in the to collect the data to include in them partially. «jt the tremor or ,|,m .need f„r -1 WASHINGTON (AP) - (LEAA) and several other de¬ Currently, about 17 depart¬ about white-collar offenses and nation. such a report," Scarr said. criminal justice C.T1* partment offices. ment units produce 54 different numerous other crimes. Under the direction of Dr. The proposal has surfaced The plan may have a better Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell is cre¬ ating a new Bureau of Criminal Various commissions and sets of statistics dealing with LEAA sponsors regular polls Harry A. Scarr, a department periodically since then, but has never gotten very far. chance of success now because compelling " Kl^l Justice Statistics to replace a study groups have proposed the crime, the courts, prosecutors, of citizens to determine how review group has been drafting some past opposition seems to much-criticized "horse and bug¬ idea in one form or another for prisons or other aspects of the many have been victims of what plans to combine all the statisti¬ But in 1975, Scarr and his be disappearing. Political turf- gy" system of measuring crime more than 100 years. But Bell criminal justice system. kinds of crimes. But those cal functions in one agency. staff began work on a fresh battling among the affected in the nation, but it will take has become the first attorney The best-known statistics are reports say nothing about who In a recent speech, Scarr proposal and presented it to Bell agencies, notably the FBI, has new legislation from Congress general to take steps to accom¬ the FBI's annual and quarterly is committing the crime and noted that Congress in 1870 shortly after he took office in hampered the effort to form a ^'hetimeisj;*! growth." "KIT before the bureau goes into plish it. figures on the number of crimes whether they were arrested and asked the attorney general for January. central statistics bureau. In their operation. The project could give the reported to state and local convicted. annual reports on the nation's In an interview, Scarr said But FBI Director Clarence M. staff „„ted report " I The new Justice Department public and government officials police. But those reports include Department officials and pri¬ crime problem. Three years the new bureau could begin Kelley recently endorsed the istics and that theX"i agency would take over the at all levels important informa¬ only seven crime categories — vate researchers have com¬ later, "that effort was aban¬ limited operations early next other fl]Z®l crime statistics work of the FBI, tion about crime trends and murder, rape, assault, robbery, plained for decades that the doned because the attorney year if Bell approves final plan in a speech to state and local officials who gather the jfe "edibility J?I details. statistics for the FBI crime ^ are ee'CtP enforcement agen^l Scarr said he hopes a com¬ reports. chiefs have |Z Local talent to highlight cultural festival plete proposal could be pre¬ sented next spring to the Office of Management and Budget to "I accept this notion of consol¬ idation matter-of-factly, with- doctoring theirohaj1?® ensure a bieeer J^ . * Twelve hours of entertain¬ Dancing, music, food, art and to 11 p.m. the organization, "However, "The entire public is invited be included in the department be included in the department's ment budget, fore„"^l ment will highlight the first The festival will be spon until now, Lansing has had no to the Black Cultural Enrich budget request for the 1980 Black Cultural Enrichment Fes¬ clothing will be displayed by fiscal year. sored by Culture Unlimited, a outlet for it." ment Festival," MCMullen said. tival Sept. 3 at Riverfront Park local residents. Black history He said the cost of the new, nonprofit organization es¬ She said many talented per¬ "We want to use this festival to in will be narrated and plays statistics bureau, during its Lansing. tablished to support local tal¬ sons leave the Lansing area in get together and learn that all performed on a showmobile. All first year, probably would not ent. search of success and never find races can communicate with A parade will start the entertainment will be free and exceed the estimated $40 mil¬ it. Many then turn to using each other." festival at 10 a.m. beginning at many items, such as clothing "There is a lot of artistic lion the department already their talents destructively — by South Iatgan and ending at the and food, will be for sale. The potential in Lansing," said Er¬ Persons interested in partici¬ spends on collecting various festivities will run from II a.m. nestine MCMullen, founder of reverting to crime. crime statistics and financing park. "We want to give talented pating in any capacity in the Black Cultural Enrichment Fes¬ state crime statistics programs. residents a good start in Lan¬ tival or joining Culture Unlim¬ Under the proposal, the new TO BE HELD SEPT. 28,3 IN UNION sing," MCMullen said. ited should call bureau would coordinate its 394-1168 or 882-4158. efforts with the state programs The organization is planning to set workshop scheduled up a permanent center in Career Lansing. It hopes to support talented artists and two night* only be discovered. help them Bar BQ Recording artist CHEF MATTEO CAPRARIO Not sure if you've selected and can organize and sell them clerical-technical staff on cam¬ "We want to give them PRESENTS Bill Wilson the right major? Having prob¬ to an employer," she explained. pus will be coming," Allen said. lems deciding what type of job A person can also use the "I'd like to try some of these training and direction before 19 NORTHERN ITALIAN DINNERS is for you? Someone may be workshop to help decide on a ideas out on them." they go somewhere else," able to help. major, she added. MCMullen said. A life An introduction to the work¬ The workshop can be impor¬ including: career planning work¬ tant to people in retirement as Culture Unlimited is open to •Chicken Cacciatora shop will be held Sept. 2 and 3 shop and its philosophy will be well as students, she added, 4.55 I held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 2. all people. It plans to hold a in 334 Union to help people •Veal Scalopplni Marsala 5.4$ because it can help them make On Sept. 3, from 8 a.m. to 5 yearly ethnic festival in July for answer such questions. better use of their leisure time. all cultures. •lasagne 4.3$ I p.m., those attending will form •Mostadolll ( MSU graduate student Mary small groups and take part in Sausage 2,95 Allen is holding the workshop •Linguina t Clam Sauca 3.75 1 as part of her masters project cises are designed to eliminate •Parch Mllanasa Style 3.75 ' in communication. She said the areas the participants are not ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSES Prices include soup, program's philosophy is that by interested in and focus on their FOR NON-ENGLISH SPEAKERS salad, entrse, identifying their skills and val¬ ideal situations. Once they find BEGINNING TO ADVANCED INCLUDING: vegetable, pasta ( bread basket. ues, a person can take more a situation they like, be it a job control of their life. 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