R a d i o s t a t i o n m o o d ‘t e n s e ’ By D A N IE L H IL B E R T All of th e w om en who w o rk h ere have and B E T H T L S C H A K S t a t e N e w s S t a f f W r it e r s T h e m ood o f th e e m plo ye e s a t W K A R Memo called ’ been sh a fte d ," s h e said. B row n also said th a t, a cco rd in g to h er inform ation, all of th e a lle g a tio n s concern­ ra d io has been d e s crib e d b y a t least one ing sex disc rim in atio n a re tru e . in s id e r as "te n s e ," w ith m a n y o th e rs w o n d e rin g w h e th e r th e ir jo b s a re in je o p a rd y . by WKAR employees S he ex p lain ed th a t evid en ce o f d is c rim ­ ination seem ed so b la ta n t she could n o t u n d e rs ta n d w hy it had not been revea le d T h e tenseness, one e m plo ye e said, is due disp atch ed t«i ta lk w ith w itn e sse s a t the e m plo ye e w h o d id above average w o rk in all sooner. in p a rt to a m em o c irc u la te d la st F r id a y by sta tio n , w h e th e r o r n o t th e y a gre e w ith areas o f p e rfo rm a n c e " and had been S te ve n K . M e uche , a ssista n t p ro g ra m m in g B row n also said sh e b elie ve d th e a m ou n t A y e n s d is c rim in a tio n charge. recom m e n d ed fo r a m e rit raise — a raise m a nager o f th e s ta tio n , w h ich som e of w ork she had do n e a t th e s ta tio n d id Some s ta tio n e m plo ye e s, w h o a re nam ed she d id not receive. qualify h e r for a m erit increase. e m plo ye e s have c h a ra c te riz e d as a "g a g in A ye n s a ffid a v it and m ay be ca lled on to o rd e r." T h e fo rm s used fo r th e se recom m enda K ing said th a t ju s t because an e m ployee te s tify if th e case goes to c o u rt, said th e y tio n s a re a d m in is tra tiv e p ro fession a l annual T h e m em o s ta te s th a t A lv ild a A y e n , a is reco m m en d ed for a m e rit raise does n o t w e r e upset w ith th e "g a g o rd e r" and e va lu a tio n fo rm s, w h ich a re signed by fo rm e r e m p lo ye e , has file d a co m p la in t w ith m ean th a t pe rso n will g e t one. w a nte d the p u b lic to kn o w w h a t w as goin g e ith e r M euche o r R ich a rd E s te ll, the th e M ic h ig a n C iv il R ig h ts C o m m issio n H e also said he will re v ie w th e m e rit raise on. a lle g in g sex and m in o r ity d is c rim in a tio n g en e ra l m anager. p ro c e d u re m ore closely "n e x t y e a r." One e m ployee said she had h ea rd sto rie s E s te ll has asked to be re lie v e d o f his AP Wirephoto p ra ctice s at W K A R . A y en w as also classified as an "above- about d is c rim in a to ry p ra ctice s a t th e sta a d m in is tra tiv e d u tie s on o r b efo re J u ly 1. • n t f S ta te C y r u s V a n c e , l e f t , t a l k i w i t h l a r a e i i F o r e i g n M i n i s t e r The a ffid a v it A y e n file d w ith th e com m is a v e ra g e em ployee w ith m erit ra is e recom ­ tio n h u t had not b elie ve d th e m u n til a S ta te T h e p o s itio n o f g en e ral m a nager w ill not be m en d a tio n s for th e last tw o y e a rs. sD iva i at th e S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t w h e r e D a y a n a r r i v e d l o r a r o u n d sum re q u e s ts an in v e s tig a tio n o f th e m e rit N ew s s to ry o u tlin e d w h o had re ceived p osted to fill th e sp o t, said H e rm a n L . K in g , S h e n e v e r rec e iv ed one. kiroocerniog th e n e g o t ia t io n s b e t w e e n I s r a e l a n d E g y p t . raise and p ro m o tio n p olicie s o f th e ra d io m e rit raises and w h o had not. sta tio n . d ire c to r o f A ca d e m ic S ervices. I d id n t w a n t to b elie ve th a t w o m en and T he fem ale em ployee w h o w ish e d n o t to C a th e rin e B ro w n , a b lack e m ployee w ho <>u sh o uld be in fo rm e d o f th e s ta tu s o f m in o ritie s w e re b e in g d is c rim in a te d a ga in st be id en tifie d also said th a t since people are has been a t th e sta tio n fo r tw o and a-half th is c o m p la in t and p ro ce d u re s w h ic h w ill be h e re ." th e e m plo ye e said, w h o asked n o t to becom ing a w a re th e sta tio n does have ye a rs, has re ceived recom m e n d atio n s th a t fo llo w e d — th a t is th e p urp o se o f th is be id e n tifie d . " I b e lie ve it now . and th in k conflicting m erit ra is e stan d ard s, th e p ro b ­ c h a ra cte rize h e r w o rk as "a bo ve ave ra g e ." ir a e lis p r o te s t m e m o ra n d u m ." T h e m em o a lso s ta te s th a t since th e th is is a v e ry a n tiq u a te d w a y o f d o in g th in g s ." Th e re c o m m e n d a tio n s also show th a t she w as n om in a te d fo r m e rit increases in both lem should be c o rre c te d a nd n o t k e p t q u ie t. S h e *aid som e people th in k M euche — I n iv e rs ity has not y e t re c e iv e d fo rm a l whom K ing said could be th e n e x t gen e ral T h e em plo ye e had been cla ssifie d in a 1976 and 1977. B u t B ro w n said she n ever n o tific a tio n o f A y e n 's co m p la in t fro m th e m an a g e r - is an e x c ellen t w o rk e r w h o 1977 e v a lu a tio n as an "a bo ve -a vera g e re ceived th e increases C iv il R ig h ts C o m m issio n , no one re p re s e n t co n tin u e d on page 11 > in g th e U n iv e rs ity can c u r re n tly re spo n d to le g in ’s s ta n c e any o f th e ch a rg e s. E m p lo ye e s m a y respo n d to in q u irie s fro m r e p o rte rs i f th e y w ish , b u t sh o uld ke e p in H A N D I C A P P E R S T O G A I N h'SALEM AP» - B a n n e r w a v in g Is ra e lis lin e d 12 m ile s o f th e T e l m in d th a t since a ll sides o f th e co m p la in t •¡RMiirm highway W e dn e sd ay to p ro te s t P rim e M in is te r M e na ch e m B eg in 's have n o t been p re se n te d , in d iv id u a l co m ­ mob Middle East peace n e g o tia tio n s . m e n ts co u ld be ta ke n o u t o f c o n te x t, th e m em o c o n tin u e d . t S.00C1"peace now" d e m o n s tra to rs passed a le tte r o f p ro te s t han d -to -ha n d I t k M e stretch of h ig h w a y in a n u n u su a l d is p la y o f g ra ss ro o ts d is s a tis fa c tio n I t said c o m m e n ts c o u ld je o p a rd iz e th e fa ir tre a tm e n t o f th e co m p la in t b e fo re th e C iv il S e n a te O K s b u s a c c e s s ■fs*crnmer.t policy. Iftbita. meanwhile, o fficia ls said tw o W e s t G e rm a n s w e re k ille d a nd fiv e o th e rs R ig h ts C o m m issio n . By T H E S T A T E N EW S d ue to e x p ire M a y 1. h an d ica pp e r lo b b y is ts to e ducate la w ­ id vber. explosives w e re th r o w n in to a to u r is t bus. N a b lu s is th e c e n te r o f M e uche has re fu s e d to co m m e n t on a n y aspect o f th e sex d is c rim in a tio n c o m p la in t. and U n ite d P r e a a In t e r n a t io n a l E q u ip p in g buses w ith lifts o r ra m p s w ill m a ke rs. and th e p re ss u re m ass tra n s it ii nationalism in th e W e s t B a n k o f th e J o rd a n R iv e r. P u b lic tra n s p o rta tio n b uses p u rch a se d in a dd b e tw e e n $5,000 and $10,000 to th e cost o ffic ia ls p u t on th e L e g is la tu re to s e ttle th e Lknonstration coincided w ith th e o p e n in g o f ta lk s in W a s h in g to n b e tw e e n A r t h u r S h e ffe y . a case w o rk e r fo r th e M ic h ig a n C iv il R ig h ts C om m issio n, said th e fu tu re m u st be e q u ip p e d to accom m o­ o f a b us. P la w e c k i said, b u t 80 p e rc e n t o f d eb a te so th e y could b u y n ew buses. pMinister Moshe Dayan and S e c re ta ry o f S ta te C y ru s R. V an ce . B e g in is due |w k m the United States. n e g a tiv e p re ss c o ve ra g e could dam age th e d a te h a n d ica pp e rs, th e s ta te S en a te decided th a t w ill be paid fo r b y th e fe d e ra l S aw isch said th e m easure w ill n o t ydopt the talks w ill be u s e fu l." D a y a n said on h is a r r iv a l in W a s h in g to n . " L e t's s ta tio n in th e p u b lic ’s eye . b u t he th o u g h t W e dn e sd ay. g o v e rn m e n t. d ire c tly a ffe ct M S U buses b u t w o u ld a ffe ct k jet some more fuel to th e peace p ro ce ss." a s k in g e m p lo ye e s to be ca u tio u s abo u t O n a 25-8 v o te , th e S en a te se n t to G ov. cam pus tra n s p o rta tio n i f re p o rts th a t k ic e protesters had p lanned to d e liv e r th e sealed le tte r to B e g in a t h is o ffic e , W illia m G . M illik e n a b ill r e q u ir in g lifts o r S aw isch said he th o u g h t th e Senate C A T A m ay ta k e o v e r U n iv e rs ity ro u te s c o m m e n tin g w as a " r e ta lia to r y m e asure ." ■vunt minister left for a b u ild in g d e d ic a tio n in T e l A v iv . F ro m h is c a r, h o w e v e r, H e said th e co m m issio n ’ s ro le w as to r^ m p s to b e in s ta lle d in a ll n ew line h & ul tu rn a ro u n d was caused b y th e e ffo rts of p ro v e to be tru e . ■tttthe protesters lin in g th e ro a d . accept a p e rs o n ’s s w o rn a ffid a v it and, on buses. ^Beginssecretaries a ccepted th e le tte r , w h ic h th e o rg a n iz e rs said re p re s e n te d th e basis o f fu r th e r in v e s tig a tio n , d e te r L e n S aw isch, d ire c to r o f th e C e n te r fo r esngned by 60.000 Is ra e lis. m in e w h e th e r a co m p la in t is le g itim a te . H a n d ic a p p e r A ffa ir s in L a n s in g and fo rm e r Ikmonstration came one d a y a fte r a p e titio n sig n ed by 360 Is ra e li p ro fe s so rs and tuis appeared m a T e l A v iv n e w s p a p e r u rg in g B e g in to o ffe r concessions fo r iltitid Begin's policy "im p e d e s th e m o m e n tu m o f peace, w e aken s th e s e c u rity o f "W e n o tify th e a g e n cy w h ic h has been nam ed in th e id e fe n d a n t’s) a ffid a v it and g iv e th a t a ge n cy a chance to p re s e n t th e ir c h a irp e rs o n o f S T IG M A , an M S U h a n d ica p ­ p e r advocacy g ro u p , said he th o u g h t th e g o v e rn o r w o u ld sig n th e m e asure . Divestiture guidelines It tokens the security o f th e s ta te a n d h e ig h te n s th e th r e a t o f w a r . " T h e "peace s id e ." S h e ffe y said. S aw isch said th e g o v e rn o r has id e n tifie d ■lovement recently won b a c k in g fro m 37 p ro m in e n t A m e ric a n J e w s , in c lu d in g ■Pnze winning novelist S aul B e llo w . pmovement grew out o f a le tte r s ig n e d b y 300 re s e rv e a rm y o ffic e rs last m o n th “ Rased on o u r fin d in g s , w e can e ith e r re c o m m e n d th a t th e case sh o uld be d is m issed o r th a t o u r a ge n cy w ill proceed a c c e s s ib ility as a p r io r it y in h is S ta te o f th e S ta te A d d re s s in th e p a s t and ca lled h im an " a lly ." causes group dispute ico n tin u e d on p a g e 13) fu r th e r." L a s t y e a r, he sa id . M illik e n ve to e d a H e said a fie ld re p re s e n ta tiv e w ill be s im ila r b ill because " i t d id n 't dea l d ire c tly By JE AN N EB AR O N w ith a c c e s s ib ility ." S t a t e N e w s S t a f f W r it e r P re v io u s ly th e S en a te to o k a m iddle-of- C o n tro v e rs y a nd m o ra l issues seem to be o bstacles s lo w in g t he im p le m e n ta tio n o f M S U ’s th e -ro a d a p p ro a c h , le a v in g to th e sta te d iv e s titu re o f stoc k fro m firm s d o in g business in S ou th A fric a . 7harton neglected ‘17:’ Adam s h ig h w a y d ire c to r to d ecide w h e th e r a c ity 's tr a n s it a u th o r ity w o u ld have to m ake its b uses accessible. D iv e s titu r e w as p ro p o se d by th e M S U B oa rd o f T ru s te e s in a re s o lu tio n passed M a rc h 31, b u t th e c o m m itte e th e b o a rd d e s ign a te d to d ra w up g u id e lin e s has e xp e rie n c e d in te rn a l d issension. T h e H o use, h o w e v e r, o p te d fo r th e T h e C o m m itte e o n A c a d e m ic E n v iro n m e n t was asked to e sta b lis h indices fo r th e b oa rd I f JIM SM ITH A d a m s said h is d is a g re e m e n t w ith th e fa c tio n s o f M S U and m a ke each se g m en t of to d e te rm in e w h e th e r firm s a ffe cte d b y th e re s o lu tio n have adopted m easures t o w ith d ra w s tro n g e r a p p ro a c h o f m a n d a tin g lifts and S ufcV w iS uH W r ite r W h a rto n a d m in is tra tio n w as m a in ly th e U n iv e rs ity c o m m u n ity feel i t is p a rt o f fro m S ou th A fric a . ra m p s — th e p o s itio n th a t w a s u ltim a te ly self imjMispd silence, fo rm e r m e th o d s used to c o u n te ra c t w h a t A d a m s th e w h o le . A d a m s to ld th e c o m m itte e H o w e v e r, a fte r fiv e m e e tin g s, th e co m m itte e is s tili faced w ith a rg u m e n ts a b o u t th e I President Walter Adam s said th e a p p ro v e d b y th e S enate. d e s c rib e d as a p a th y a n d “m e anness" a t th e m em bers. re s o lu tio n its e lf, th e c o m m itte e ’s ro le and a lte rn a tiv e in dice s to those w h ich w o u ld m o n ito r P ^dnesday had su ffe re d fro m A d a m s to ld a s tu d e n t a u d ie nce m e m b e r D e b a te o v e r th e issue w e n t on fo r m o nth s U n iv e rs ity . w ith d ra w a l. jN f iw t " under the e ig h t y e a r " M y o w n fe e lin g is one o f d is a p p o in tm e n t th a t "th e p re s id e n t has to re cog n ize th a t a n d a m o ra to riu m p re v e n te d s ta te mass T h e c o m m itte e w a s d ire c te d b y th e b oa rd s re s o lu tio n to e sta b lis h in dice s in c lu d in g b u t P*? of Clifton R. W h arto n J r . o f th e last e ig h t y e a rs ," A d a m s said. " F o r th e c e n tra l p u rp o se o f th e U n iv e rs ity is tr a n s it g ro u p s , such as C A T A , fro m n o t lim ite d to : * spoketo a sparsely a tte n d e d o pen e ig h t y e a rs m y lip s have been sealed, b u t I e d u ca tio n and th e s tu d e n t is th e in te g ra l p u rc h a s in g n ew buses fo r th e past tw o • N o new in v e s tm e n t in S o u th A fric a . f of the presidential search and c a n 't lie and I am n o t a d ip lo m a t. p a rt." y e a rs . • N o re in v e s tm e n t o f p ro fits in S o u th A fric a . Pcommittee in W ilson A u d ito riu m " I v ig o ro u s ly and e n th u s ia s tic a lly ap C h a rle s W r ig le y . p ro fe s s o r o f p sych o l­ S en . D a v id P la w e c k i, D -D e a rb o rn • N o e xp an sio n o f fa c ilitie s and o p e ra tio n s in S ou th A fric a . * P ities needed in an M S U p la u d e d W h a rto n ’ s a p p o in tm e n t,” he added. o g y , said th e c o m m itte e sh o uld lo ok fo r a H e ig h ts , sa id i f th e S en a te h ad fa ile d to ta k e • N o new licenses, a ffilia te s o r s u b sid ia rie s in S ou th A fric a . #t R e dd to ld A d a m s th a t m a n y m e m b e rs o f p re s id e n t w h o w o u ld m a in ta in and raise a c tio n th e s ta te m ig h t h a v e lo st $25 m illio n •N o o p e ra tio n s in B a n tu s ta n s , hom elands o r N a m ib ia . has suffered fro m e ig h t th e b la c k M S U c o m m u n ity a re in te rp r e tin g ic o n tin u e d o n p a g e 13) in e a rm a rk e d fe d e ra l m ass tr a n s it fu n d s •N o im p o rta tio n o f te ch n o lo g ie s , processes o r e q u ip m e n t fo r use b y p olice , m ilita ry o r fo r I nign neglect,” A dam s sa id o f th e s ta te m e n t "w e d o n ’t w a n t a n o th e r social c o n tro l. i p * tenure. W h a rto n ," to m ean " w e d o n ’t w a n t a n o th e r f jpsofthat «neglect) a re s h o w in g A d d itio n a lly , i t w a s re s o lv e d th a t M S U w o u ld w ith d ra w its d e p o sits fro m and n o t in ve st b la c k p re s id e n t." • • r ^ n s are coming o u t o f th e V ? . “ te had (c u rre n t M S U " T h e re a re b ig o ts in o u r m id s t." A d a m s s a id . " T h e y h a te d h im lW h a rto n ) because h e w a s b la c k. T h e b ig o ts a re n o t g o in g to Lab checks marijuana in b an ks g ra n tin g o r re n e w in g loans to S outh A fric a . A ls o th e U n iv e rs ity w o u ld v o te its p ro x ie s in s u p p o rt o f pro p o sa ls to w ith d ra w fro m th e a p a rth e id c o u n try . C o m m itte e m e m b e rs th e m se lve s a re d iv id e d on th e issue o f w ith d ra w a l, b u t th e gen e ral consensus a t a W e dn e sd ay m e e tin g w as th a t a closer e xa m in a tio n o f a lte rn a tiv e s to Harden to b rin g w a n t b lacks. C hicanos o r w o m en . D o n ’t d iv e s titu re fro m th e p u b lic is needed. “ lf »» Ihe mad hack." A d a m s c o m p ro m is e w ith b ig o ts ." T h e c o m m itte e , p a r t o f A ca de m ic C o un cil, has held p u b lic m e eting s to g e t in p u t on « i., thl' w * í G ? « r al d,'al ,,f f,ith in the «o re- A d a m s to ld th e c o m m itte e d iffe re n t tim e s re q u ire d iffe r e n t k in d s o f le a d e rs h ip q u a litie s . H e o u tlin e d a re a s th e c o m m itte e s h o u ld assess in each ca n d id a te , cm tainted with Paraquat in dice s since its fir s t m e e tin g la st w e ek. P au l H u rr e ll. c h a irp e rs o n o f th e c o m m itte e and p ro fe s so r in J u s tin M o r r ill C olle g e , said at W e d n e sd a y 's m e e tin g th a t th e c o m m itte e has been c ritic iz e d "fro m w ith in and w ith o u t" K - '^ o f t h e a iu m n i, " as n o t b e in g th e a p p ro p ria te bod y to d is c u s s w ith d ra w a l o f c o rp o ra tio n s fro m S ou th A fric a . assistant p r o f e s o r o f p h a s iz in g p e rso n a l q u a litie s ra th e r th a n P a ra q u a t p o is o n in g began in 1975 w h en , B y C H R IS K liC Z Y N S K I nd. ons' *s«0'd Adam s w h e th e r p a p e r c re d e n tia ls . in an e ffo r t to c u rb h e ro in tr a ffic , th e U .S . N o tin g th e c o n tro v e rs y am on g c o m m itte e m e m be rs about w ith d ra w a l, H u rr e ll said th e S t a t e N e w s S t a f f W r it e r S e lf c o n fid e n ce , h u m ility , p h y sica l S ta te D e p a rtm e n t began s u p p ly in g th e c o m m itte e m a y not be able to reach a consensus. «»B i'hi 7 1(1 th<“ f , c l t h , t P o t s m o k e rs c o n ce rn e d a b o u t m a riju a n a E b * a d m in istra to r. e n e rg y , tr u th fu ln e s s , h u m o r a n d com M e x ic a n g o v e rn m e n t w ith th e h e rb ic id e to " O u r c o m m itte e s hould in clud e o u r sense o f d isa g re e m e n t, b u t I t h in k i t ’s fo lly to say w e m itm e n t a re im p o rta n t q u a litie s fo r th e ta in te d w ith P a ra q u a t can have th e ir dope cam e u p w ith a fin a l e th ic a l p o s tu re ," he said. toidJ7 J r t apv ogi“ fo r m y s p ra y o n b ro w n h e ro in . T h e e ffo rt w as te s te d a t a la b in M ic h ig a n . L™"*«'ve 18tile on|y to the search and c o m m itte e to co n sid e r in assessing candi d a te s fo r th e p re sid e n c y, A d a m s said. M ic h ig a n B io ch e m ica l L a b o ra to rie s in e v e n tu a lly e x p a n d e d to in clud e m a riju a n a (co n tin u e d on p ag e U> «nuittee. F lin t is a p riv a te lice nsed la b o ra to ry , and fie ld s . 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The gtw a u th o r i z i n g t h e r is e s s a id th e y w e re p re m ie r a n d c u r r e n t p re s id e n t T h e g u a r a n t e e d m in im u m w a g e b a s is his c h e c k in g a cco u nt o v e rd r a fts a nd in s id e r loans sa id he was an agei th e C h ristia n D e m o c ra ts. L a n ce and th e tw o b a n ks s ig n e d a c o n se n t o rd e r c o n s id e r a b l e , but in e v ita b le if th e o f t h e F r e n c h w a g e s t r u c t u r e is to b e w h en he w as a G e o rg ia b a n k e r. C h ile a n secret police, g o v e r n m e n t w a s t o m e e t its p l e d g e t o T h e c iv il c o m p la in t file d in U .S . D is tr ic t C o u rt W e d n e sd a y a g re e in g to th e in ju n c tio n and i n c r e a s e d M a y 3 , t h e g o v e r n m e n t s a id . 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V e rw a y said. . is t h*- F a r m e r « > u n d a y w hen a ll a va ila b le a lte r n a tiv e c u ltu r a lis ts and th e n t the com parison o u g h t to b e m ad e w ith o th e r M ichigan u n iv e rs itie s d e m u r,s tra t: ,ns ,,f so la r a p p lica tio n s fo r a d n u m s tra tio n h as o p te d a g a in s t an e q u ita b le d is trib u tio n o f th e a d d itio n a l fun d s and below a re in v ite d t ila r !.-„inparisim only s tr e n g th e n s th e co nclusion t h a t w e h a v e b e e n t r e a te d la r m ir g w ¡1. be c o n c e n tra te d in R iv e rfro n t p ro v id e d b y th e L e g is la tu r e . O u r a d m i n i s t r a t e assigned a lo w e r p rio riiv fa o u ln p re s e n ta tio n fro m noon oi . Sun D a y at a la ry a d ju s tm e n ts th a n did th e a d m in is tr a tio n s at M, W avne s t a t e and O akland MSI L a n s in g Sun W e e k o rg a n ize rs are . c average full p ro fe s s o r's c o m p e n s a tio n a t th e U n iv e rs ity of M ichigan n s te a d o f p ro v td m g ra is e s *° th e fa c u lty a t le a s t s u ffic ie n t to ke ep up w d h m t o io n ou a s k in g t h e ir d e m o n s tra te s , e x h ib ito rs and Big Ten; b y 197« 77 it had ris e n to firs t. In 1 9 7 0 -7 L th e a v e ra g e administration c h o se to h ire m o re adm inistrators w e lco m e to jo in us in th is w h a tn o ts to co n sid e r jo in im th e fe s tiv itie s - ■ professors a t I ' M w a s $2,500 h ig h e r th a n a t M SU ; by 1976, it had 80s* ,s o phys.es p ro fe sso r at M SU and o member of the execufiw. hrww a •h e S un. C a ll 353-0660 fo r b e h in d th e In te rn a tio n a l Ce i t e r or, M a y 3. A ssociation o f U niversity P ro fessors board American on on th e cam pus scene and In tu r n , a ll th o se p a r tic ip ; tm g in M S I" « t in v o lv e d in Sun W eek in S un D a v ce le b ra tio n s M:cH; By D A N J O N E S s tu d e n ts . Y o u 'v e e le c te d m e. Now I'm A S M S U p r e s id e n t. Should I s ta v of so c ie tal lab els. G re e ks face as rr.uch d is c rim in a tio n as gays. W h y p resid e n t'.’ P e o p le a r e a s k in g t h a t q u e s tio n . I h a v e a s k e d it of a «fuel*-01* mUSt U ni^-V t0 s ^ow ^ m in is t r a t io n w h a t w e w a n t. th e b a r rie rs .' W h e re ¡« th e w illin g n e s s to w o rk to g e th e r? A t least to S o m e s a y m y se lf. . l'an (1" ,h a > - c o o rd in a te in fo rm a tio n , e s ta b lis h ra p p o rt u n d e rs ta n d and s u p p o rt each o th e r's approaches. sh ow o u r needs. Y o u 'v e g o t t o t u m o u t at m e e tin g s , h e a rin g s , w r ite A S M S U is a zoo. A p la y g ro u n d . A p ra c tic e g r o u n d fo r m an y I hope th e b o a rd can get it to g e th e r. Som e in te n se e n c o u n te r le tte rs th a t p ro v id e co n c re te p ro o f o f in te re s t. I t s d y n a m ite w hat p eo p le w ho h a v e se lfish a s p ir a tio n s . R u th le s s p e o p le . All p la v in g g ro u p e x p e rie n ce s a re needed. W ith o u t it , b oa rd m e m b e rs o n ly see we can do rig h t h ere on o u r cam pus and in th e s u r r o u n d r , - t h e ir g a m e s - s e e in g th e m a s a n in te g r a l p a rt o f M SU s tu d e n t c o m m u n ity . each o th e r in th e « te rile w o rld o f th e A S M S U p o litic a l a re na . in te r e s ts . ill A S M S U - S o m e p e o p le s a y . "A b o lish A S M S U - ju s t re m o v e th e ta x paid H e re 's an e x a m p le o f h o w A S M S U can w o rk : W e need rape e d u c a tio n fo r men. M en sh ou ld re a lize th a t th e v a re fu lly G iv e y o u r in p u t to A S M S !'. C on; t y o u r rep«s'. T h e y have ea ch te r m a n d r e t u r n th e o ffices to U n iv e rs ity ju ris d ic tio n ." o ffice hou rs. C a ll 355-6266 to get tr ‘e in fo rm a tio n . I f w e see re sp o n sib le fo r ra p e . M e n m u s t ta k e th e b u rd e n o f re s p o n s ib ility I v e c o u n te r e d . “ A S M S U h a s p o te n tia l. I tc a n b e n e fit s tu d e n ts , ft conce rn fro m yo u. reasons fo r A S M S ! to e x is t, cle a r-cu t goals fo r upon th e m s e lv e s . W o m e n d o n ot " a s k ’ to be ra p e d . I t is a m ale us to w o rk or., th e n w e 'll fig h t. I w i l l i c a n d o th i n g s f o r th e M S U c o m m u n it y . It n e e d s p e o p le . P e o p le w h o •rk d ilig e n tly at c re a tin g a phe no m e n on w h ic h causes ra p e . A S M S U co uld do a lo t in th a t area I s a y i t w a n t to h e lp s tu d e n ts in t h e i r e v e rv d a v n e e d s .” o f e d u c a tio n . P re v e n tiv e e d u c a tio n . G et at th e ro o ts o f th e p ro d u c tiv e s tu d e n t krovernm ent W e n e e d to o p en m o re U n iv e rs ity offices b e tw e e n noon a n d 1 p ro b le m s . W o m e n ’s g ro u p s in te r e s te d in e d u c a tin g p eo ple co uld be .. ' ' V y - ' " rK Rvn-’t-m b e r, th e AS „ » r . d * fo r A ssociate d p .m . W o m e n n e e d m o re a s s u r a n c e o f s a fe ty on c a m p u s . P a irs ot ,um > r.i- A re » , ass.s-tated? T o u r response w ill a n sw e r th a t fu n d e d th r o u g h A S M S U . L ook at w h a t it 's d one f o r us th is y e a r — w o m en a n d p a ir s of m en p a tro llin g . S o m e on b icy cles so m o re ■peak UP , se -he phone. A tte n d m e e tin g -. A sk q u e s tio n - Go to W o m e n ’s D a y . E v e r y w o m a n ’s W e e k e n d and W o m e n 's W e e k. t e r r it o r y is c o v e re d . le a r m u 't r . it we .1 he h o,d ing . E x p r e , - o u r - e if . If v o u do th a t I ran T h e re is ta lk in th e A S M S U w in g o f S tu d e n t S e rv ic e s a b o u t la be ls c a n w o r k I'm a c tiv e ly w o rk in g In th e s e a r e a s . T h e s e a r e b ro a d c o n c ern s. fo r p e o ple. G re e k , g a y . F a s c is t, ra d ic a l, e tc . I t 's s tu p id . P eo p ie. W e d " my w o rk e fb ’t-liv ely. It you don'- ho d up y o u r end o f the deal I , . i n : , " t t . n ;;e " i t h o u t y o u r g utd an re the p re s id e n t is w eak, T h e re a re so m an y m o re th a t only a ffe c t sm all s e g m e n ts of a re a ll p e o ple. Individualityandpersonhoodtranscendall barriers w o u ld have no p u rpo se. E x tr a o r d in a r y .......................... M a r s h a ll ’s S o u n d S h o p P r e s e n t s A n A u d io F o r u m f a p e r b a c ^ B o o k fe a tu r in g O SETTO N Towards Perfection and T H O R |N $ A M P L IF IE R S an d COOKBOOKS R E C E IV E R S I S O IR A C K D ic k H I ,m m . i n a n u l a i t n i t '! - s r e p r é s e n t â t -\e TURNTABLES O C CULT fo r S e t t , h i. w ill Ik ' at M a r s h a l l 's S h o p , d e m o n s t r a t i n g S u t t o n 's d i s t i n c t i v e lin e Sound T h o iv n s . th e i n n o v a t i l e l e a d e r :n t u r n t a b l e of a m p lifie rs and re c e iv e rs fo r th e d is ­ OUTDO ORS c e r n i n g in u s ie lo v e r. t e c h n o l o g y , o f f e r s y m i t h e p i n n a c l e :n t u r n ­ ta b le iv rf o rn ia n c e - ti- .e ir a m u im 1s o t r a c k to n e a r m and h e l u d r t t e s t is iv n s io n -v ste m .C O V E R P R IC E M Y S T E R IE S SELF HELP _ '- 6 / / G A M E S & H O B B IE S The S et to n s ta n d a rd of s o lid ity w ill he c o n ic a le g e n d in its tim e : e le g a n t lin e s , / F IC T IO N - S P O R T S fu n c tio n a l c o n tr o ls , and m e tic u lo u s a tte n M a n u fa c tu re rs re p ré s e n tâ ti\e d e rry S tra ti.: / t i o n t o d e t a i l a r e i l it r e g a l i n t h e s e p r o d u c t s , b u ilt to m eet th e w o r l d 's m o st s tr in g e n t w ill h e o n h a n d to n e a rm to d is c u s s th e e x c itin g n e w d e s ig n th a t c o m p le m e n ts its h ig h ly HOW TO m p i¡c e m e n ts . The o n ly w ay to a p p re c ia te s o p h is tic a te d tu rn ta h ie f lic T h o re n s Iso - S e tt,a , is to lis te n fo r y o u rs e lf. I t 's a s in g tr a c k t , in c a rn i a s s u r e s o p tim u m iv r f o r n ia n c e w i t h a w id e v a t i e t \ o f c a r t r i d g e s L E IS U R E T I M E u l a r e x i k ’f i e n c e . T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 2 7 1 2 - 8 p .m . 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Thebest cutsontherecordare !’" rsuil K w , J ThenewLPhassold300,000 Side One and Side Two - in '""«'tii ,„ 1 copies already, and even the other words, every number is B o o g w a b a z h established media is beginning brilliant. This isn't just great Nn as march an,I ' I to take note. Geraldo Rivera music, it's classic music. The "tlunn is sarriJ andABC News were at Royal albummarksanewerainrock y *'t you know he'd Hi I By R E N A L D O M IG A L D I Oak to film the concerts. history, andthesearethesongs a " ' ' as «much re,,'' StateNewsStaffWriter RollingStonechoseEl's debut that people will listen to ten " L TheGarage LP MyAimIsTrue — asits years fromnowthe same way u ra p h*"u W nun,. J 316N. Capitol album of the year. Upon ac we listen to "Gimme Shelter." ,ra lly ,ieserit)t. f eepting the British Capitol Sgt. Pepper's, and “Johnny B. slp o»s itiv K i ' S u f i i , 1 Lansing Awardforpopperformerofthe Goode" today. e ly the 1H'S,-|1 year. Elton John proclaimed That is. we'll listentothemif «w'•',s• I. must an,I l i e a ¡1 Nestledat thebottomofasterilehigh-riseparkingrampinthe that the award should have we still exist ten years from extra,in)|J heartofadyingdowntownLansingisoneofthisarea'swarmest and gonetoElvis Costello. Not bad now and Elvis doesn't seem b " »«>■ "IS .lU ilienrrf mellowest littlebars: TheGarage. for a 22yearold former com to think we will. Costello is unnintrolinhle "■'irk-sl the c J puter analyst from Liverpool "Waiting For The End Of The rea c t I,in was fnun|, .„A I visittheGaragenearlyeveryThursdaynight tolistentotheir whowasvirtuallyunknownless World,"asheexpressesitinhis ■feminist rat,.,| ltl|, J livejazzmusic. ThereareotherplacesinLansingwhereyoucando thanoneyear ago. State N ew t Bill Holdship apocalyptic visionary song. It this, buttheGarageisthebestbecauseit radiatesgoodvibes. The Costello is much more than Kivi® C o s t e l l o has been said that truly great bellevm b etw een miimnnn an, | decorisprettymuchthesamebrownsandredsyouseeinmost bars pop performer of the year. rockisjudgedbyhowitreflects tim * | (plus a collection of old license plates and vintage auto Since World War II and the fectly combined the very best taken American rock music, the times, and Model’s cover w eree Ianvetheseenseveral anvthinj paraphernaliaonthewalls), andthedrinksarenobetterthanwhat dramaticdivisionoftheBritish elements of each (even his perfectedit. andthrownit back portrait of Elvis holding a „1 youget anywhereelse(nor cheaper; abar draft costs80f). But social system, the “crude" nameishalfrock halfcomedyI, in our face. There was really camerainfrontofhismouthisa w as fortunale J there’ssomethingindefinableaboutthefeelofthisplacethat makes English w'orking class and its and. indoing so. he has once nothing "new" about the perfect symbol - he writes a th a t o th e r late, peat f l it special. "angry young man” syndrome againmaderock’nroll acrucial Beatles. All art isderived from s "pictures" of the worldasit is A b o ve all, KKis .ta g e. has provided the world with art formwith crucial things to past art. and what made them right now. Space won't permit Thecrowdismostlymellowcitypeopleintheir20sandearly30s: someof its greatest literature, saytotheworld. great was that they incor me to print his lyrics, but it htrimu lys ecares. I | | S u,ni.sa| black people, white people, rich and poor people, somein cozy theater, blackcomedy, androck BeginningwiththeFabFour, poratedeverythinggreat about must besaidthat thelyricsare a bo ut lf,usabout ne, aba male-femalecouples, someinbiggroupsthat havequiet friendly music. Elvis Costello has per the English have consistently ru ckfromrockabillytothe"girl poetrythat standontheir own. v e ry m in in yAmthat i. |91 conversationsandsmilewhenthewaitressbringsanother round. really! AndonThursdays, therearethejazzfreaks. Therearenevertoo manyofthem;adozenat most. Youcantell whotheyarebecause they’retheonessittingnear the band like wintertime huddlers beforeahearthfire; someofthemsitalonewithabeerpitcher, eyes closed, diggingthemusiccompletely. Last Thursday I wastherewithmy oldhighschool buddy Ingo Schraft; and we were listeningtothe Claude Black Trio doing numberslike’Take the 'A' Train," "Song For My Father,” and “Now’sThe Time.” Bass, drums, and piano, with anextra guy sittinginonvibes. They all lookedpretty hard-core — especially ClaudeBlackinhissportcoatandberet, punchingathisbeat upold electricpiano. Thebassmantookasolo. “Lookit himgettingintoit.”Ingosaid. Thebassmanhadhiseyesclosedandhewasslappingthestrings, swinginglikeamonkey. I closedmy owneyes andlet themusic washover melikeawave. Andthenitwasover, andthebandtookabreak, andIngoandI lookedat eachother andsmiled. "Let’shangaroundfor thenext set," hesaid. — "Fineby me." Acustomercasuallygotupandpluggedthejukeboxbackin. and Ingocaughtawaitresssohecouldorderusupacouplemoredrafts. ‘ H olocaust’ LIEBERMANN'S dom inates For g ra d u a tio n ... NEW YORK (UPI) - Pun­ For S um m er T ra v e l... dits may ponder whether SAVE 2 5 % O N NBC’sTheHolocaustwasaccu rate, necessary or convincing. A M E LIA EARHART Intelevisionterms, it sold. The Holocaust put NBC on LUG G AG E top in the weekly Nielsen rating sweepstakes for the seven days ending April 23, capturingwin, placeand show onthelist withthefinal three installments of the four-part mini-series. The first chapter of Holo­ caust was broadcast on April 16,whichputitinwiththetally oftheprevious week, whereit finishedfourth. The nine and one-half hour drama about the Nazi exter­ mination of European Jews earnedNBC the winning Niel­ sennumbersfor theweekwith a21.2rating, comparedto16.7 for CBS and 16.1 for ABC. How’s that for an ill wind A t th e r e g u la r p r ic e it's a g r e a t lu g g a g e v a lu e . A n d blowinggood? r e a ltim e n o w i t s a n e v e n b e t t e r b u y . R e s ilie n t c o n s tr u c tio n , WitharerunofLittleHouse s tr o n g in t e r lo c k in g a lu m in u m fr a m e s , d e p e n d a b le on the Prairie following the lo c k s a n d h a n d le s m a k e i t a f a v o r it e o f e x p e r ie n c e d Holocaust winnersontheNiel­ senlist, NBCcapturedthefirst b la c k , c o rd o v a n o r s a d d le fo r m e n . fourplacesforitsbest showing oftheyear. Several of the new limited runseriesthat arebeingtested for inclusion in next fall's schedule ranked well in the pastweek—all ofthemcritical disastersbut apparently popu­ larhits. FO R LADIES: S h o u ld e r to te C a rry -o n W e e k e n d 2 4 " P u llm a n 2 7 ” P u llm a n D re ss B ag R eg. 2 9 .9 5 4 4 .9 5 4 9 .9 5 5 9 .9 5 4 2 .9 5 NOW 1 9 .9 5 3 3 .7 2 3 7 .4 5 4 4 .9 5 3 2 .2 0 e N ew s. The CBS pilot series Dallas came in 12th on the list, the highestrankingofthenewlate- entry shows, followed in that FO R M EN : R eg. NOW G o o d M o r n in g , L ik e K itc h e n Falk. A c c e n t o n Living. M o t o r World. F riday , o u t w e e k e n d fu n g u i d e t o o n y o u r d o o r s t e p . E v e r y morni ng. By 7 a It's a g r e a t t i m e t o g e t T h e News. categorybyNBC’sProject:UFO in14thand— horrors! — The C a rry -o n W e e k e n d T w o -s u ite r 4 9 .9 5 5 9 .9 5 3 7 .4 5 4 4 .9 5 L a n s in g ! w h a t ' s h a p p e n i n g in t h e s t a t e . S u n d a y M a g a z in e . T V M a g a z i n e , w i t h s t a t e w i d e O n y o u r d o o r s t e p a t 7 a .m . IncredibleHulk in20th. Baby, I'mBack, AmazingSpider-Man T h r e e - s u it e r S u it b a g 6 9 .9 5 3 9 .9 5 5 2 .4 5 2 9 .9 5 listin gs. A n d o n a n d o n a n d on. H ie IX’troit Net andHowtheWest WasWonall faredwell, makingthemlikely picksfor fall placement. R ig h t n o w , a s a spec ia l i n t r o d u c t o r y offer, y o u c a n g e t 1j w e e k s of T h e D e t r o i t N e w s To s t a r t h o m e de liv ery , ju s t s e n d u s th is c o u p o n o r call 3 4 9 - 5 0 2 9 a n d we'll h a v e it A JVI. Edition. Odd couple of the week awardgoestothetiefor29th- A.M. E d i t i o n for ju s t 90l» Reed is p r e tt y close t «» th e o n ly ■ " h it MT ,C one in his le ag u e in ro ck music; SPE C T A C U L A R S P R IN G SA L E ! Tuesday niKht. lx>u th u s it's a ll th e m o re d is J fo c a n a n m . u m - e m e ilt a p p o in tin g w hen h is per W , « n « f r " m my new fo rm a rices com e as a le td o w n , as d id T u e sd a y n ig h t ’s. H is riM-k and r o ll sp it it is s t ill as e v id e n t as it e v e r was a ft e r an ★ P ain ters Pants 3 0 0 P A IR S s6 .0 0 EA. a m inor s tir e xte n d e d 75 m in u te w a it be tw e e n act v, I fin a lly 2 FOR $11.00 r*'memb.-rs ,.f the m w e W A IS T S IZ E S 2 6 - 3 8 IN S E A M S 3 0 - 3 6 e m e rg e d to a ro w d y , c a tc a llin g •fiLsimpI* •**■»“* ''" * 5.“ ,n years anil no radio a ud ie nce arid to ld th e m , in no u n c e rta in te rm s : S hu t u p! Y ou MENS A N D W O M ENS t" 1 " m ,o r sh ould he g lad th a t w e even t * * ! Wh,ch 1« tin »m all cam e h ere, K m g D e t r o it ! I C|,. actually. considering ★ Fan cy T-Shirts $3 .0 0 » hadda th in k tw ic e a b o u t it «nr,is am "b e r.H y f L thmughiiul a lm o st I lie u n q u e s tio n e d h ig h lig h t L u l l on tin' dtsc- " I th e n ig h t was M u c h R y d e r's I L u Records, an o u tfit s u rp ris e a pp ea ra n ce o n sta g e S O M E S L IG H T IR R E G U L A R S 2 FOR $5.50 T i considerahle fin an cia l fo r th e e nco re . Rock a nd R o ll." L u f iir r i’nti.y [Taring uds in R y d e r was ;M g(MKj fo rm , at r «rnals .|uestioning: le ast p h y s ic a lly , and th o u g h it 5 2 9 E. G R A N D R IV E R E. L A N S IN G C , ; radio afraid o f L o u to o k h im s i- w r a l m in u te s to H O U R S : M O N -F R I 1 0 -9 J J rfn fo riu n lte lj. sucn »ds w a rm up th e stag e , he VISA C p d little c f f c t' and. as a p e rfo rm e d a d m ira b ly . H is on S A T 1 0 - 6 S U N 1 2 -5 EjLthe Mas-air Tem ple was Loo Reed'a latest Arista release. S i n , I //«»„/i stag e u n d e rs ta te m e n t: "Its N E X T T O B A G E L -F R A G E L K u t had empty »hen Reed ■ ^ Tufdlay night. fares better than the “Rotlt n Roll Animal's" per p re tty h a rd to s in g a L o u Reed song w ith I .011 Reed on th e (ormanceinDetroit Tuesday night. IL. »»sit much to be U L to»,i»r. because Reed Probably the main problem p ast, h u t w h y does he s t ill feel A fin a l w o rd lo r Ian I lu r y and in top form . A s Kaouncssf midway th ro u g h I l k » , rr had a cold; it with Reed's current set is his th e need to p e rfo rm these reluctance to forget his past; songs y e a rs a ft e r th e y 'v e included in his set were such s e rv e d t h e ir p u rp o se .' A ll his th e B lo ckhe ad s, w h o w e re th e ro u g h ly s u p e rb as o p e n e rs fo r Reed W ith s ta n d in g ta u n ts and Don’t keep your gji k surprising if th e warhorses as Satellite of new m a te ria l, p a r tic u la r ly fro m loud boos tn m i th e audie nce . D u ty w e n t a bo ut hi» business E d uafidanri' n in tr ib u te d Love," "Walk on the Wild Street Hassle is e q u a l o r b e tte r K jv m t f dampened s p irits . ■ j f e r T ' band was excel Side," "RockandRoll," "Sweet th a n h is o ld e r m a te ria l. I h» Jane" andadismal unearthing n ig h t's best p e rfo rm a n c e s w e n '•n sfag e m e r r ily , th u m b in g his nos*, p e rio d ic a lly ju s t to ke ep Graduation a Secret. . . g ild of the mght seemed of "Heroin." a song that has songs fro m Street Hassle and t he u nd o nee in check. I> u ry is g re a t, his [¡and is g re a t a nd his h g r * u > going th ro u g h become little more than an Coney Island Baby. L i ’ s w h ic h l i\ e show ¡s u n r iv a lle d fo r sh ee r Ewbtfi carrcise for Reed, expected eight minute dirge c o n ta in c o n s id e ra b ly m o re v ita l o b n o xio tisn e ss coolness. It's C , gw much b e tte r in sinceitsfirst classicinception. 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A f te r J o h n s o n h a d a r a t h e r Well, you can b re a th e a sigh N a tio n a l B a sk e tb a ll A sso ciatio n Jo h n s o n w as u n a v a ila b le for p o o r N C A A t o u rn a m e n t, th e r. of relief The " E ra of E a rv in ” d ra ft in J u n e w as T u e s d a y at c o m m en t W e d n esd a y . will continue at M S I’ . . . at m id n ig h t. A nd M S I' h e a d has s e n tim e n t w a s th .it h e w ould " E a rv in h as d e c id e d to re least for a n o th e r ye a r. re m a in a t M SU . B ut a f t e r h is k e tb a ll coach J u d H e a th co te m ain h e re a n o th e r y e a r." The deadline for college piav- im p re ss iv e s h o w in g w h e n p lay sa id W e d n esd a y E a rv in "M ag H e a th c o te said. "It w a s a v e ry ing a s th e o n ly fre s h m a n o n th e difficult d ecision fo r him be U n ited S t a te s te a m w h ic h p lay ca u se his life long go als w as to ed Y u g o sla v ia . C u b a a n d th e play in th e NBA. S o v ie t U nion, t h e sp e c u la tio n B a ts m e n s p lit; " W e 're c e rta in ly p lea se d th a t he h as d e c id e d to s ta y becau se w as im m e d ia te ly r e v e r s e d . he is d e fin ite ly th e k ey to o u r H e a th c o te sa id h e d id not p ro g ra m .” know w h ich N B A te a m s ex Jr p re s s e d in te r e s t in J o h n s o n o r W B ig T e n r a c e th e d o lla r a m o u n ts th a t w e re be in g c o n s id e re d . T h e S p a r ta n i m e n to r d id sa y it w a s p ro b a b ly ■ a c o n s id e ra b le am ount of n o w c o n tin u e s m oney "M ag ic" t u r n e d dow n. R e p o rts w e r e w ell o v e r o n e | V j k. m illion d o lla rs. By M IC H A E L K L O C K E "I s ta y e d c o m p le te ly in th e S ta te N ew s S p o r ts W rite r In alm ost e v e ry in te r co lleg iate s p o rt, th e Mid A m erican b a c k g ro u n d a b o u t t h e d ecisio n , Conference has played second fiddle to its M id w e ste rn c o u n te r p a rt, a lth o u g h I to ld E a r v in I w ould th e Big Ten. be w illing to ta lk t o him a b o u t it Baseball has been an e x c ep tio n . So n a tu ra lly , th e M S I' b aseb all a n y tim e , H e a th c o te sa id . "I team 's coaching s ta ff is q u ite p lea se d w i t h a 3 - l rec o rd a g a in st MAC th in k E a rv in re lie d h e a v ily on team s this spring. th e a d v ic e o f h is p a re n ts ." T uesday th e S p a rta n s s p lit a d o u b leh e a d e r w ith C e n tra l H e a th c o te r e f u s e d to sp e eu M ichigan, tak in g th e op e n e r. 4-2, a n d d ro p p in g th e n ig h tc a p , 6-4. late on how c lo se J o h n s o n w as "G enerally speaking. I th o u g h t th e kids play ed p r e tty w ell." to tu rn in g pro. M SI' assista n t coach F ra n k P e lle rin said. "It w as one o f th o se d ay s E a r v in J o h n s o n w here we could have easily won o r lost tw o." " T h a t’s s o m e th in g y o u ’d h a v e In th e o p e n e r, again it w as so p h o m o re p itc h e r B rian W olcott who to a sk E a r v in ." h e sa id . “W h a t I d T u e s d a y 's 8 -4 w i n o v e r t h e C h i c a g o W h i t e S o * , led th e way. He hurled a fo u r h i tt e r to raise his reco rd to 7 1. A lth o u g h th e sp e cu la tio n i n g a n d t h e T i g e r s w e n t n n t o s c o r e f o u r m ore in \ is c lo se n e ss, a n y w a y ? I c a n say S t e v e K e m p s c o r e s t h e ty in g r u n in t h e n io th in n ­ A lthough W olcott's e a rn e d ru n a v e ra g e is not th a t im p re ssiv e . w h e th e r Jo h n s o n w ould tu rn 10th to c a p o ft th e c o m e b a c k . th a t h e w a s c o n s id e rin g it." Pellerin points out th a t he h as th e a b ility to g et peo p le ou t w hen he pro d o es not c o m p a re to th a t o f needs to. In an in te rv ie w w ith th e a y e a r a g o w h en h e w as S h o rtsto p R odger B astien . w ho had six h its in th e d o u b leh e a d e r, ch o o sin g w h e re to p lay college S ta te N ew s last N o v e m b e r. cam e up with tw o R B Is in th e first g a m e , in cluding a ru n sco rin g ball, t h e r e h as still b e e n an H e a th c o te sa id . " E a r v in is o n a single in M SC 's th re e -ru n fo u rth inning. tw o y e a r tim e ta b le h e re a t a p p re h e n s iv e a tt i tu d e a ro u n d In th e second g am e. M S I' b lew a 4 1 lead late in th e g am e w hen th e Chippew a h itte rs s ta r te d fin d in g th e holes w ith th e ir g ro u n d c a m p u s th a t he w ould tu r n pro. M ichigan S ta te ." N e tte r s lo s e to K a la m a z o o ; 7 -! A nd "M agic" c e rta in ly did his balls. p a rt to k e e p th e d ecisio n s e c re t. T h e M SU c o m m u n ity , a n d L u rk d e s e r t e d t h e M S U m e n 's te n n is te a m T u e s d a v , le a v in g th e T h o m so n a nd M ike H e m d o b le r in a n o th e r tw o set match,8- Chuck B aker w as c ru isin g alo n g w ith a tw o h itte r u n til th e six th S p a r ta n b a s k e tb a ll fa n s in p a r S p a r ta n n e t t e r s a t t h e m e r r v of K a la m a z o o C ollege w h e re th ev T h r e e of th e S p a r ta n s ' s in g le s m atc h e s w ent the full in W h e n e v e r he w as q u e rie d tic u la r, can . in d e e d , b r e a th e a s u ffe red t h e ir s ix th d e fe a t o f th is s e a s o n , a 7 2 loss. w hen ( M l scored five tim e s. P e lle rin said m ost of th e h its C e n tra l 'th r e e s e ts ! , a s did o ne o f th e d o u b les m atc h e s. But the net a d u rin g th e se aso n a b o u t c a stin g sigh o f relief. A n d H e a th c o te T h is s to p p e d co ld t h e tw o g a m e w in n in g s tr e a k th e n e lm e n had had w ere "ju st gro u n d b alls th a t m an a g e d to find t h eir w ay th ro u g h c o u ld n 't se em to c a p ita liz e on th e all im p o rta n t final sen th e infield." his lot w ith th e p ro s. Jo h n s o n will p ro b a b ly b e s le e p in g a lot b eg u n . ''W e lost a lot of t h r e e s e t m a t c h e s . . . too many of theml m a in tain e d an I’ll ju s t h a v e to b e tt e r a t n ig h ts now th a t th e T h e S p a r ta n s only tw o p o in ts of th e c o n te s t c a m e from S te v e T he S p a rta n s had tak e n th e lead w ith fo u r r u n s in th e to p of th e coach S ta n D ro b a c sa id . "W e lo st th e m atches in the singq wait a n d se e " a ttitu d e . d ecisio n h as b e e n m ad e. K lem m in s in g le s c o m p e titio n a n d K le m m a n d F r a n k W illard in t he six th , hig h lig h te d by a tw o ru n sin g le bv second b a sem a n R an d v d id n 't w in a ny t h r e e s e t m a tc h e s. W e g o t bom bed in the t J Hop. d o u b le s m a tc h . ea ch tim e , but th a t 's th e w ay it g o e s." Behind th e floor le a d e rsh ip of T w elv e m o n th s from now . In s in g le s . K le m m , p la y in g in th e N o. 3 p o sitio n , took th e M S lT, now 19 14 o v erall a n d 2-2 in th e Big T en . faces tw o k e y Big Jo h n so n . M SU t u rn e d in a 25-5 T h e n e x t o p p o n e n ts to face th e S p a r ta n s will be Hun. Ten d o u b leh e a d e rs th is w ee k e n d . M SU will h o st P u rd u e S a tu rd a y th e sp e c u la tio n can b e g in once m in im u m tw o s e ts to d e fe a t K a la m a z o o 's D a n T h o m so n . 6 3. 7 5 . rec o rd - a vast im p ro v e m e n t F rid a y . T h o s e m a tc h e s a re a t hom e a nd a re scheduled loheg m ore. W illard a n d K lem m te a m e d up in d o u b le s to d e fe a t th e H o rn e t's a nd Illinois S unday, both tw in bills b eg in n in g at 1 p.m . o v e r th e 10 17 m ark o f a y e a r p.m . M S IIN G S : T he S p a rta n J V tea m will g e t p len ty of a ctio n u n d e r ago. M SU a lso w on th e B ig T en its be lts w ith five g am es sch ed u led in tw o d a y s . M SU h o sted w ith a 15-3 m ark a n d m a d e it to Ja ck so n C om m unity C ollege in a p a ir W e d n esd a y a n d will tra v e l to G rand R apids J u n io r C ollege for a trip le h e a d e r to d av . th e N C A A M id E a s t reg io n a l finals b efo re lo sin g to n atio n al sop h om ores S e tte r s in Io n a H obbies You Can B uild SET A HEAD STM fo r B ig T en w ith h e lp fro m te n n is to u r n e y By JE R R Y B R A U D E S ta te N ew s S p o rts W rite r If past p e rfo rm a n c e s a re any indication, it m ay b e a long th re e d ay s for M SU ’s w om en’s OH UFE < f e o ten n is team w hen th e y tra v e l to Iowa C ity, Iowa, T h u rsd ay Model Cors Boots Rodio Control Aircroft. th rough S a tu rd a y for th e Big Electric Troins Rockets T en cham pionships. 331.6364 920 Trowbridge (Neuf to Hobies) The S p a rta n s have lost five tim es in six a tte m p ts th is y e a r in Big Ten play. A fte r d e fe a tin g Pu rd u e 9 0 in th e ir first m atch of th e season, th e y h a v e lost to W isconsin, M ichigan, N o r th ­ CAREERS A F1B C 8U EH . w e stern , Indiana a nd Ohio S ta te . 'T h e re is a lot of balance in th e Big T en," coach E a rl R u tz said. "If we place b e tte r th a n IN fifth, th en w’e a re b e tte r th a n w hat th e season has show n us so far." M A R K E T IN G Army RQTC offers you a two- in . .. p a r t-tim e R e s e r v e serv ice W ithout th e s e rv ic es of to p singles a nd doubles p la y e r D e b ­ For G ra d u a l« w,lh Engineer,ng Arts Mechanical Engineering or year m anagem ent training program while you’re employed in the civilian bie M ascarin a nd fo u rth singles player J e n n ife r B rielm aier, th e Electrical Engineering Degrees during college. 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C ic e ro A v e . a t th e ir ow n level, giving th e m Q L— M a tte s o n , III. 6 0 4 4 3 F M T K C M U F L a b e tte r chance of w inning. Equol Opportunity Employer M/ F (continued on p a g e 9 ) UpjijOFF WITH SUCCESS C o m in g f i a t c h e t t w o r k s t o w i n S t a le a n d T e n n e s s e e S a tu rd a y . in a d iffe re n t s itu a tio n w hen «till p r e f e r to r u n h u r d le s m uch h e r v ic to ry in th e 100 m e te r s h e c a m e u p t o M SU la s t y e a r. ¡5 2 * V h u r d le s s e l a n e w M S U m ark at I w a s k in d o f d e p re s s e d ," m o re ." P*’1 Ms[ w om ens 14.1. H a tc h e tt sa id . "W h e n I first B ibbs, w h o is a s s is ta n t coach “ I w a s re a lly fire d u p last c a m e u p h e re . I w a s n 't u sed to for th e w o m e n 's te a m a n d h e a d 2 t'K " " w e e k ," H a tc h e tt sa id . "I w as coach o f th e m e n 's te a m , a lo n g W* , , i„ Im ite r lo sin g , a n d it w a s h a rd to ta k e . I w o rrie d a b o u t P a t ti K n ig h to n w a s n ’t p lacin g a s h ig h a s I w ith M SU m id d le d is ta n c e s t a r t f nI.- I..T hard o f P e n n S t a te , h u t I ju s t w a n te d to , b u t 1 w a s d e te r S u e L a tte r , w e re in flu e n tia l in ,.ff s e a s o n » p sy c h ed m y se lf u p ." m in e d to w o rk h a rd e r , a n d now b rin g in g H a tc h e tt to M SU . A f te r b e in g a h ig h school I’m h a p p y ab o u t th is y e a r. "M r. B ibbs w ould co m e a n d i S i i l All A m e ric a n a lo n g w ith w in ning All M e tr o D e tro it, All " D u rin g th e su m m e r, w o rk e d ou t a n d w a n te d to do 1 talk to m e a lo t. S u e w a s fro m C la rk s to n , w hich is c lo se to m e, S ta te a n d All O a k la n d C o u n ty good. A lso, p eo p le at hom e a n d sh e sa id th a t s h e lik e d it p r t “ " ' p :;:“ h o n o rs in t h e h u r d le s a n d re la y e v e n ts , H a tc h e tt fo u n d h e rs e lf e x p e c te d m e to d o go o d .” K im will b e r e tu r n in g to N a tio n a ls (M ay 24 to 271 th is h e re ,” H a tc h e tt said . "W h e n r a n A A ll, I u se d to lils a k V .it i y e a r, a n d will b e looking to do s e e M SU a t a lot o f m e e ts ," b e tte r . H a tc h e tt s a id . “ I a lso h ad o ffe rs T h e y re m a k in g a n e w k in d -» / J - . i — w h e n s h o p p in g fo r a n e w ■ a c k ste r s a t "I^ast y e a r. I d id n 't go to th e from D e la w a re a n d K a n s a s , b u t th e y w e re to o fa r a w a y . M SU is o f m u s i c a n d it s t o r n o w M | | U | | car W e h av e a g rea t finals, so I ju s t w a n t to place. I th e 7 0 s R e a d a b o u t th e a cad e m ic a lly a good school, a n d s e le c tio n of c a rs a n d a lso ju s t w an t to k e e p b rin g in g a rtis ts a n d th e m u sic th e y m y tim e d o w n ," H a tc h e tt said. m y p a re n ts can co m e a n d se e I I ' tr u c k s , d e s i g n e d fo r to d a y m e ru n ." m a k e in t h e n e x t i s s u e o f J a n d th e y e a rs b e y o n d So ake R e la y s W h en Kim b ro k e th e reco rd I n s id e r -th e fre e s u p p le m e n t e n io y r e a d in g a b o u t th e S a tu rd a y , it w a s h e r te a m m a te W hen K im b e g a n r u n n in g to y o u r c o lle g e n e w s p a p e r f ro m F o rd D e n ise G re e n e 's m a rk o f 14.5 tra c k a t th e a g e o f 12, sh e M u s ic o f t h e 7 0 s A n d lo o k in to a n e w (OUELKUKKK I a o n g h o rn s football tea m . F o rd h o p e s y o u e n jo y re a d in g th a t w a s s h a tte re d . s ta r te d w ith th e s p rin ts . F o rd Y o u II f i n d ^ .S p o rt.W H lrr O th e r tr a c k s te r s w ho will t h e In sider, a n d a l s o h o p e s b o th o f th e m chock « U h ,- 'MTk’ Mts l e n te r in d iv id u a l e v e n ts include: "D enise a n d I re a lly help "I h a te d g e ttin g b e a t all th e y o u II c o n s i d e r F o r d f i r s t f u ll o f b e t t e r i d e a s ¿„»eh J m 'i,lhhs has K lein in th e 400 m e te r in te r ea ch o t h e r o u t." H a tc h e tt said. tim e in th e s p rin ts ." H a tc h e tt (■¡»ndini » I“1 ■ , han.toffs m e d ia te h u rd le s . Paul "W e ea ch n e e d d iffe re n t th in g s to w o rk on. I h e lp h e r w ith my said. "I s ta r te d th e h u rd le s in Look for “ Insider” — L * lor ill this p ra r S c h n e id e r in th e sh o t p u t, P e te M cC lain a n d D a n K in g in th e form , a n d s h e h e lp s m e w ith h e r s p e e d ." t e n th g ra d e , a n d m y coach h elp ed m e a lot. 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T h e s h o r t s to r y is a o n e -sid e d c o n v e rs a tio n o f a y o u n g n a n Acareer in law- without law school. .I f f view c re a tiv e w ritin g co n te st h a s rec e iv ed t h e to p a w a r d fo r M a rty C o n n o rs, a ju n io r in ta lk in g t o h is p a r e n t s a fte r will re a d from th e ir w o rk s at fiction t h r e e tim e s p re v io u s ly . E n g lish , c la im e d th e s e co n d t a k in g h is C e r tif ie d P u b lic Ac 8:30 p.m . to n ig h t in 331 Union. H e is c u rr e n tly w o rk in g o n a p lac e a w a r d fo r "N o b o d y c o u n ta n t e x a m . A ndy Scheiber, w h o won novel, "C adillac B lu e s," w hich C laim s F u n h o u s e M u m m y ." M asu cci r e c e iv e d h e r m as What can you Jo with only a bachelor's degree? firs t place for "C row foot T e x a s d e a ls w ith th e in te r tw in e d fo r t e r s d e g r e e in E n g lis h from T h e n o v e le tte , w h ich is b a s e d Now there is a way to bridge the gap between an M S U in 1974 a n d is c u rr e n tly on a t r u e s to r y , d e a ls w ith th e undergraduate education and a challenging, responsible w o rk in g o n a s e c o n d in L a b o r TRUSTEES CONSIDER ERA m u m m y o f an e a rly t w e n tie th c e n tu r y o u tla w fo u n d in a a n d I n d u s tr ia l R e la tio n s . caioer The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do work tradi­ tio n a lly done by lawyers T h e s tu d e n t r e a d in g s a r e Three months ot intensive training can give you the fu n h o u se in L o n g B e a c h , Calif. p a r t o f t h e W r i t e r s R e a d in g S k ills - the couises are taught by lawyers. You choose DAILY DOLLAR DEAL SPECll Boycott asked T h ird p lac e w in n e r J a n ic e R. M asucci will r e a d fro m h e r e n tr y " U n q u e n c h a b le T h irs t." s e rie s s p o n s o re d b y t h e D e p a rt m e n t o f E n g lis h . T h e p r o g ra m is f re e a n d o p e n t o t h e p u b lic. one ol the seven courses ottered -choose Ihe city in which you want to work Since 1970. The Institute tor Paralegal Training has * B re a k fa a t * B ev erag es • s » n d »ichJ placed more than 2.000 graduates in law firms, banks • S « |J and corporations in over 80 cities * Snack* S tu d e n ts for th e ER A will re q u e s t th e M SU B oard o f T r u s te e s a n . , * " '« s e r i to call f o r a U n iv e rsity w ide econom ic b o y c o tt of u n ra tifie d s ta t e s I 1 you are a senior ol high academic standing and are • H o m e - s t y l e s o u p s a n d chili at th e b o a rd 's public co m m en ts sessio n to n ig h t. T he m eeting, w hich is open to th e public, b eg in s a t 7:30 p.m . in W ith d ra w a l m eeting interested in a career as a Lawyer's Assistant we'd like lo meol you th e Lincoln Room at K ellogg ( e n te r. Contact vour placement office tor an interview with our ■VIKINOhappy HOUR A s outlined by th e s tu d e n t g ro u p , th e reso lu tio n w ould p ro h ib it MSU a d m in istra to rs a nd p ro fe sso rs from u sin g U n iv e rs ity fu n d s to tra v e l to s ta te s w hich h av e not ra tifie d th e E q u a l R ig n ts slated fo r sm o k e rs representative We w ill visit your campus on: 7toetolltooyDATSAWilli A m endm ent. The g re a te r L a n sin g to a c q u a in t s m o k e rs w ith th e •Nl«kl.rellllv*/c o u p o n on S e v e ra l local and cam p u s o rg an iz a tio n s h av e p a sse d boy co tt S m o k in g W ith d ra w a l Clinic will w ith d ra w a l p r o g ra m . T h e r e Wednesday, May 3 • 1 5 ' a t c o p p ic e c r e a m resolutions, including th e In g h am C o u n ty B o ard of C o m m issio n ers, hold a p u b lic m e e tin g a t 8 p.m. no c h a rg e . • Strawberry E a st L a nsing C ity Council, a n d A SM SU. • Black Char, F rid a y in S p a rro w H o sp ita l for F o r th o s e in te r e s t e d in join • Vanille The board will co n sid er th e reso lu tio n a t its r e g u la r m ee tin g , •Choc. Chip beginning at 10 a.m . F rid a y in th e B oard Room on th e fo u rth floor th o se w h o w an t to kick th e c ig a r e tte h a b it. in g t h e clinic, h o w e v e r, t h e cost is $20. T h e clin ic b e g in s Mon The Institute for • Chocolate • Buttar Ptcoi of th e A dm in istratio n Building. T h e p u rp o se o f t h e m e e tin g is d a y a n d w ill m e e t e v e r y Mon Paralegal Training C O N V E N IE N T HOURS d a y . W e d n e s d a y a n d F r id a y for M m .-Sat. 7:15 a.m. IPOOp m 235 South 17th Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19 103 fo u r w e e k s. 1215) 732-6600 0 am , 8119.8 MILLION IN RED T h e n e x t clinic will b e o ffe re d Operated by Para Legal Inc Su d sy M IlKXtp.m in S e p te m b e r. L O C A T E D : M a i n L o b b y , U n i o n B ldgJ Chrysler reports loss By J E F F E R Y L S H E L E R I P I A u to W rite r n ine m o n th s of th e y e a r will b e a p p ro x im a te ly at b re a k e v e n lev els." th e e x e c u tiv e s said . M o u n tain eerin g s D E T R O IT i U P I' - C h ry s le r C orp. officials - T h e first q u a r t e r loss c a m e d e s p ite w o rld w id e c iting slow ed sales, high p ro d u ctio n s ta r t up s a le s of $4 billion, th e sa m e a s in th e firs t q u a r t e r c o sts a nd infla tio n a ry p r e s s u r e s — today- last y e a r. H o w e v e r, u n it s a le s w e re 713.695, r e p o rte d a loss of $119.8 m illion d u rin g th e first d ow n from 769.725 a y e a r ago. q u a rte r. T h e n e g a tiv e e a rn in g s fig u re d to m in u s $1.98 M ETH O D O LO G It w as th e second co n sec u tiv e m oney losing p e r s h a re , c o m p a re d w ith p ro fits o f $1.25 a s h a re q u a r t e r for th e No. 3 a u to m a k e r a n d com p ared ¡n th e 1977 first q u a rte r. w ith a n et profit of $75.4 m illion in th e first T h e officials b lam e d th e loss o n sa le s th a t w e re q u a r te r a y e a r ago. dow n by 75.000 in th e U n ite d S t a te s a n d C a n a d a . T he re d ink cam e a s no s u rp r is e to com pany T h ey said " s u b s ta n tia l c o s ts " in v o lv ed in officials w ho p red ic te d a first q u a r t e r loss in lau n c h in g C h r y s le r 's new s u b c o m p a c ts, th e J a n u a r y w h en th e y re p o r te d a $49.7 m illion se tb a c k in th e final q u a r te r of 1977. D odge O m ni a n d P ly m o u th H orizon, a n d o th e r in v e s tm e n t p ro g ra m s a lso e ro d e d e a rn in g s . Heading for the mountains T he size of th e loss w as s o m e w h at low er th an H igh in te r e s t r a t e s a n d in flatio n in v o lv in g th e U p" a n a ly s ts had e x p e cte d , h o w ev er. S o m e a n a ly s ts firm s o p e ra tio n s in S o u th A m e ric a a n d A u s tra lia p ro je c te d losses a s high a s $130 million. a lso had a n e g a tiv e im p act on th e firm ’s p ro fit In a n n ouncing th e e a rn in g s s ta te m e n t. C h ry s le r C ha irm a n J o h n R iccard o a n d P re sid e n t p e rfo rm a n c e , th e y said. iTAViass i E u g e n e C afiero said th e y e x p e ct th e com pany to h a v e a p ro fita b le second q u a rte r, a loss in th e T u e sd a y . No. 1 a u to m a k e r G e n e ra l M o te rs C o rp . r e p o r te d a p ro fit o f $870 m illion, d o w n 3.7 f th ird q u a r te r a nd a slig h t p ro fit in th e final p e rc e n t from its y e a r a g o p e rfo rm a n c e . GM q u a rte r of 1978. officials a lso c ite d in fla tio n a ry p r e s s u r e s fo r th e "W e a n tic ip a te th a t o u r o p e ra tio n s for th e last p ro fit d o w n tu rn . J r '. i *•: Mountaineering, as all but the chronically misinformed know, is the skill. science and the art of drinking Busch Beer. It begins by heading for the mountains (i.e.. a quick jaunt to your favorite package emporium or wateringhole) and ends by downing the mountains ( i.e., slow slaking swallows of the brew that is Busch). HI However, between those two points lies a vast area of personal peccadilloes sometimes called technique and sometimes called methodology (depending on your major j. Hence, this ad. HI Sipping vs. chugging. Both have their merits, of course. But generally speak­ ing, except for cases of extreme thirst or a leaking glass, sipping is the more prudent practice for serious. sustained mountaineering. HI Next. the proper posi- i tion. Some swear by sit­ Sipping w. chugging ting: others by n d h i.» fcr DeMellio school of dance standing. Suffice it to say that the most suecr.n: PH O N E 4 8 2 -2 2 5 9 mountaineers are flexible, so you'll find 1pm -10Dm 1115 N'.Viiifvnqion both sitters and standers. (Except on New Year’s Eve. when it's almost impossible P O S I T I O N S O P E N AT to find a sitter.) HI Which brings us to additives. Occa­ THE m iC H I G A N STATE sionally a neophyte will Standing vs. sitting sprinkle salt in his Busch; m .4 R A D IO N E T W O R K others mix in tomato juice; A s s is t a n t N e t w o r k W B R S S t a t io n M a n a g e r and a few on the radical /¡j fringe will even add egg. G e n e ra l M a n a g e r While these manipulations S p o rts D ir e c t o r A d v e r tis in g M a n a g e r can’t be prohibited (this is, after ail, a free country), they are W M C D S ta t io n C o n t in u i t y M a n a g e r frowned upon. Please be advised that purity is a virtue, and the M anaqer _ , , natural refreshment of Busch is best uncompromised. P u b lic A f f a ir s HI Finally, there’s the issue of containers. Good taste dictates a Applications Available at all Campus Stations glass be used. But bad planning sometimes prevents that. If you find yourself forced to drink from the cam, you should minimize WBRS - Brody Complex this breach of etiquette. Be formal. Simply let your little finger WmCD - fTtcDonel Hall stick out stiffly (see Fig. 4). Happy Mountaineering! WITISN - Rm. 8 Student Services Deadline for all applications is Friday, April 28 at 5 p.m. T H E M IC H IG A N S T A T E R A D IO N ET W O R K W BRS W M CD W M SN Don’t just reach for a beer. BUSCH Head for the m o u n t a i n 5] L g titu r e g u id e lin e s s p u r d e b a t e BELL'S v e ra ity o f M ich ig an ’s indices. t h a t g ifts a n d g r a n ts to M SU w ould m ean M SU w o u ld h a v e PIZZA HOUSE Mitro*1 page I) T h e c o m m itte e d isc u s s e d U-M fro m c o rp o ra tio n s w ould be le s s b a rg a in in g p o w e r in a t ttatthe s,x indie** ,hP hoard in it* g u id e lin e s t o s e e if a n y w e re in a p p r o p r ia te , b u t n o d ecisio n a d v e rs e ly a ffe c te d , m ea n in g M ichigan ta x p a y e r s w ould hav e te m p tin g to f u r t h e r h u m an rig h ts in S o u th A frica. Spaghetti HotOvenGrinders db' a rr g eared w a s m a d e . O n e c o m m itte e m e m b e r d isa p p ro v e d o f th a t t o ta k e u p th e slack in e x p e n se m o n ey . "M SU h a s $8 m illion in v e s te d 1 13 5 E. G ra n d R iv e r A v e . 2 2 5 M .A .C . A v e . WHAT’S YOUR BAG? in S o u th A frica a n d le s s th a n 10 E. L a n tin g , M ic h . E. L a n tin g , M ic h . p ro c e d u re . p e rc e n t a ffe c ts t h e g o v e rn ­ T e l. 3 3 2 - 0 8 5 8 Whether camping in spring S.id, b e c tu se K in g a n d N o th s tin e , a s well T e l. 3 3 2 - 5 0 2 7 "I th in k it w o u ld b e m o re m e n t," N o th s tin e s a id . " F o r an f e . p r n . l i v c but to in a p p ro p ria te to a p p ly o u r ow n a s I>eon W e a v e r o f t h e D e p a rt summer, fall or winter in v e s tm e n t in flu e n ce o f $ 80,000 m e n t o f C rim in al J u s tic e , w h o is K ^ e n ( w ..h d r .w - ‘in e x p e r tis e ' a n d sa y so m e m ay not be a p p r o p r ia te ." sa id a c tin g a a a re s o u rc e to th e w e’r e try in g to m ak e e th ic a l L a rg e B e a n B a g s W 1 H A V IA M E FO R YOU d e c isio n s, w h o 's g o in g to n o tic e c o m m itte e , a lso said d iv e s titu r e . lu «IV uf f ip » n d k^'.ncludinK anything S a m u el T h o m a s, p ro fe s s o r o f h u m a n itie s . us?" fo r F u n S it t in g C h e c k o u t o u r s e le c tio n o f h ig h q u a lity s le e p in g b a g s s t a r tin g f r o m ju s t 554. H o w e v e r, c o m m itte e m em .ithdrawa! indices! T h r e e ¿ u d ie n c e m e m b e rs said b e r A m y M c G re g o r, a s tu d e n t Now * 1 7 ,9 5 A s s o r te d , letting the board th e c o m m itte e sh o u ld c o n c ern C o lo rs r e p r e s e n ta tiv e , sa id sin c e M SU f c trrc N s .id .th * its e lf w ith d e v e lo p in g in d ic e s to Radio in v e s tm e n t is low , a p p ly in g R ®a. *2 4 .9 5 GREAT LAKES m o n ito r t h e c o rp o ra tio n s ' m ove p r e s s u r e on c o m p a n ie s w ould B e a n B o g R e fills A v a ila b le m e n t to w a rd w ith d ra w a l, a s t h e n o t h a v e a n y e fe c t, w h ile d iv e s titu r e m ig h t. M OUNTAIN SU PPLY K l p irillrls with , id* . b o a rd re s o lu tio n in s tr u c te d . A ll t h r e e sa id th e y felt th e (co n tin u ed I r o n p a g e 1) T h e n e x t c o m m itte e m e e tin g P illo w T a lk p ro v id e s good feed b ack to em 3 5 1 -2 0 6 0 5 4 1 B LO G . E. G R A N D RIVER L (oncermnK the Uni issu e is sim p ly w h e th e r th e p lo y ees. B u t so m e em p lo y e e s is s c h ed u le d fo r 3 p .m . M ay 3 a t F u r n it u r e u A C RO S S F R O M BERKEY H A LL U n iv e rs ity s u p p o rts o r o p p o se s still b e lie v e th e jo b sh o u ld be a lo catio n to b e a n n o u n c ed la te r. E o s t-W e s t M o l l . F r o n d o r M o ll 3 5 1• 1767 in s titu tio n a l rac ism by th e o p e n to o u tsid e a p p lic a n ts in S o u th A fric a n g o v e rn m e n t. lig h t o f a c cu sa tio n s a g a in s t th e |n p in g b o o k H e rm a n K in g , d ire c to r o f s ta tio n , s h e said. A cad em ic S e rv ic e s , a n d L eo "M eu ch e m ay m ak e a good a v a ila b le N o th s tin e , p r o fe s s o r o f civil a n d s a n ita ry e n g in e e rin g , s a id th e c o m m itte e sh o u ld look a t th e m a n a g e r, b u t h e m u st h av e k n o w n w h a t w a s g o in g on a ro u n d h e re , th e em p lo y ee T H E A U D IO F R E T T E R The National P ark re s u lts o f M S U 's s to c k d iv e s ti said. to issued the late st tu r e . " A s it is now. w om en n e v e r PRE-INVENTORY diu booklet “Camping T h e y to o k th e p o in t o f v iew a id h a v e a ch an ce S ^ il Park System ." □ucd volume includes u park fees, visi L safety and ■¿try camping. It in Michigan lab tests pot t tabular listing of th e sBd facilities found in (co n tin u ed fro m p a g e II if a sa m p le p ro v e s to be C L IA U M L N C I! to 400 campgrounds in “W e d o n 't re c o m m e n d people c o n ta m in a te d , th e u s e r should it facilities from Alaska to p e rfo rm t e s t s a t ho m e be th ro w it a w a y o r b u rn it. Virgin Islands, c a u se th e a c c u ra c y is v e ry , v e ry "D o no t sm o k e it. sell it o r booklet costs $1 40 and p o o r," C ook said . T h e a c cu ra c y g iv e it a w a y - it is d e a d ly ." , purchased from th e of h o m e t e s t s is less th a n 50 W in th ro p said. I jttdtnt of Documents. Government Printing luhington, D.C. 20402. p e rc e n t, h e said. Cook s a id h is la b o ra to ry has th e c o o p e ra tio n o f th e M ichigan S a m p le s can be s e n t to M ichigan B iom edical L a b o rs to rie s, 2776 F lu s h in g R oad. B E G IN S T O D A Y 1 0 A M to 9 P M EN D S SUNDAY ten number 024 005 S t a te P o lice a n d t h e A tto rn e y G e n e ra l's Office. W in th ro p said H in t, 48504. T h e te le p h o n e n u m b e r is (313) 232 4153. W e H a v e T o C o u n t E v e ry Ite m at 6 PM ! In O u r I n v e n to r y S u n d a y N ig h t! D o n ’t B l o w It T h is T im e ! Each year on this date we have to count every If you missed our last Clearance Sale, here's M SU R A D IO B O A R D item in all 12 stores, and the warehouse, too! That’s a BIG job! Our goal is to sell as much your chance to make up for it. Don’t be disappointed, come early lor the best as we can before Sunday night because if it s selection. Bring your friends, or else they'll lositions a v a ila b le to s tu d e n ts in r e s id e n c e sold we won’t have to count it. The MORE we never forgive you for denying them their big lollsduring 1 9 7 8 -7 9. sell, the LESS we count! chance to save, too! H a v e W e G o n e T o ta lly C ra z y ? T h e r e ’s M o re U n a d v e rtis e d S p e c ia ls ! Compus R adio a t M ic h ig a n S ta t e is ru n b y t h e s tu - Not really, We’re out to make Fretter Number We don't have the room in this ad to list One in Michigan and the best way to succeed all the specials you'll find at our stores this lents. This te rm , t h e R a d io B o a r d , t h e g o v e r n in g b o d y is to save you money, BIG MONEY! We've weekend. If you don't see what you want I the Michigan S ta t e R a d io N e t w o r k is s e le c tin g s t u ­ filled all our stores with as much merchandise here, odds are you will find it at our stores. as we can and we've priced it to sell! Come on in and take a look. nts lor the c h a ir m a n s e a t o n t h e b o a r d . We’re doing everything right! S h o rt O n C a s h ? ^Applications a v a il a b le a t W BRS in B ro d y C o m p le x , W e ’r e E x p e c tin g L a rg e C ro w d s! U se Y o u r C re d it! We want to write as many deals as we can Some Clearance Items may not be available in M c D o n e l H a ll, a n d W M S N Room 8 S tu d e n t this weekend. So, ALL available personnel again! We suggest you use your Mastercharge vices. D e a d lin e to a p p ly is W e d n e s d a y , M a y 3 a t 5 p .m . will be working this weekend. We even have or Vise card to get what you want this our people coming to work In "Car pools" weekend. We can also arrange longer time so there’s more Free Parking for you financing for you, too! M IC H IG A N S T A T E at our stores. R A D IO N E T W O R K feel sprang W w n to y o u i H e r e A re J u s t A F e w S a m p le s O f T h e M an y N a m e with BASS = B r a n d B a r g a i n s Y o u ’ll F i n d A t A u d i o F r e t t e r T h r u S u n d a y ! sunjuns and squeejuns TAPE DECKS RECEIVERS SP E A K E R S TURNTABLES S u n ju n s ! C o m fo r t, fa s h io n a n d d u r a b ilit y in th e g r e a t s iz e r a n g e a n d s t y le s e le c tio n t h a t S h e p a rd 's h a s lo n g b e e n n o t e d f o r . 15 d i f f e r e n t S u n ju n s t o c h o o s e fr o m in s iz e s 5 -1 0 , M e d iu m a n d N a r r o w . AKAI C S -7 0 2 D II C a o f o tto T e c h n i c s S A -5 0 7 0 R e c e iv e r I b c h n i c s S L -1 8 8 0 D i r e c t D r iv e Automate turntable stacks uc Improved version of one o>our top-seing Rated at 15 watts RMS per channel at 0 5% fronltoad Dotoy cassette decks Wide frequency to 6 records vvmbase dust THD* (40-20 Khz) Includes cabret timing response tow dstortwn and manv controls meters and Phased Lock Loop FM crcmtry for dean reception co,er strove and Sfx/e "ew V■15 ■3 pf>yv carmdge *1 9 9 *139 S o n i c 2 - W a y S p e a k e r * , W ith CLEAR AN C E S A L E P R IC E ! CLEARANCE S A L E P R IC E ! *127 D riv e r* M a d * B y P io n e e r! The Some 469 nctodes a 8 S o u n d S h a p e r II E q u a l iz e r 12 Parvi Lvr channel stereo $3 9 Pioneer woofer ¿Pioneer *reguencv equator fine times i & U Q X C -2 7 0 D R m IT o -R m I tweeter and Sonic s special bass reflex timed port desor vow kstenmg roomtc components for better sound *1 7 9 Professional quality deck with V e n tu ri F o rm u la 5 A C C E S S O R IE S / peek level ndcakxs. 3 heads Powerful monitor speaks £ æ mcTne mnang. and long lasting ghsslwnte tape heads *4 7 3 with cèppmg ndcator separate * j fuses and more ■ C A R S T E R E O S a n k y o s m i 750 c a s s e tte U i M É M o d e l A A -1 1 2 8 [ ¡ ) S ( C V I I s - t 7 7 S p e a k e rs ilenNen New frondoadDotty stereo Popular T r ia x i a l S p e a k e r * ! cassette deck Has extended AM fFM S t e r e o R e c e i v e r long throw 8 rvh woofer *7 7 45? S q u e e ju n s ! Y o u r e s u r e t o f in d w h a t y o u r e Ngh frequency response, Low profie design model High acoustic output desigr lo o k in g f o r - 8 d i f f e r e n t S q u e e ju n s to c h o o s e f r o m - in s iz e s 5 -1 0 . M e d iu m ; 6 -1 0 better headroom" tor clearer sound See it today *1 2 8 rated at 25 watts RMS per channel at 0 3% THD* T e c h n i c s S A - 5 4 7TO *1 7 9 0 R e c e iv e r NOW O N LY! ^ Model C 9945 kit with Rated at 65 watts RMS per yjk 20 ounce magnets The N a rro w . channel at 0 1% THD* .mortai 3-wav car speakers Includes 2 tunng meters, high ffter *2 9 7 D o n ’t M i r * T h a s a S p e c ia ls ! M A M - 2 8 0 0 A m p lif llfle ie r Koss Pro 4AA Stereophones ■ v a d ln P o r ta b le Rated at 80 watts RMS Professional 'avortes 25* A D /C D C a s s e t t e channel at 0 08°e 7HO* Discwesher Refill Fluid 96* R eco rd er! With power meters phono nputs and hi &tofitters *2 8 7 1oz bottle of D3 fluid Case ol 10 Ampex C-90 Tape Stock up now and save 23°T *Note: Al power ratings are conhntious power both channels dnven mto 8 ohms from 20-20 000 Hz Includes 3 wav speakers BSH changer with Car FM Converter O u r E ast L o n s /n g s t o r e s e lls m o r e flo s s s h o e s Witt. buE-in condenser me Matitosiiutoi! Except where ndcated base covet and cartridge pkisanAMFM Audiovo* Model FMC C 12" Ideal for school or business Speakers pneed each stereo receiver Model AH-7H lh a n a n y o t h e r shoe sto re in Michigan I o r F in a n c in g • ••9 9 I9 M M 4 I9 IIM M 4 M 4 M • • 9 Yes you c a n C a' ÖhepoidV p u s e your . . . is available! _ ohoes jf AUDIO f r e t t e r ! • • • - More Good M u sic F o r Your Money •.V;;,............................................... L A N S IN G 5 8 2 7 S o u th P e n n s y lv a n ia A v e . J U S T N O R T H O F T H E 1 -9 6 F R E E W A Y ^ 7 Ea»l Grand River U p s ta ir s a t th e D o w n t o w n " • • I1 • i i o I i t • * • * « * • • • * .......................................• • • * * # •« » ■ •e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e G i 3 9 4 -3 8 2 0 E ast L a n s in g 326 So. Washington G ^ # 9 9 d#G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G • STO Rf: H O U R S M O N D A Y -S A T U R D A Y 10 — 9 SUNDAY 17 - b 332-2851 485-7215 / ’ III/ Brazilian S tudents A ssociation ''C hristian Frien d sh ips" hear all o f M S U general assem bly and abo u t them at 7 to n ig h t, 335 elections held at 2 p.m . M ay 6, W 2 U nion. Intervarsity Christian Fel o Aikido, Japanese m artial art, Owen Hall. low ship. Announcem ents fo r It's W hat's w ill meet at 8:30 to n igh t, and fot Happening m ust be received in the S tate News office, 343 Student Services Bldg., by noon at least tw o class days before publication. Tuesday 1 P m Sunday. Judo Room M en's IM Bldg Sum m er Internship w ith aca dem ic credit available at ACLU, Detroit. Call Dave Persell, College o f Urban Developm ent. Free in stru ctio n in Renaissance dance a t 8 to n ig h t in th e Union Tow er Room. i No announcements w ill be accept­ Christian Science Organization ed by phone. meets at 6 30 tonight, 337A Case E veryw om an's W eekend volun Jim Loudon describes Earth, the teers. Jo in in a post W eekend ••I Hall weirdest planet, at 7:30 tonight, celebration a t 4 p.m . Saturday 'Fill U p For K p llo p sy 1 Volunteers needed as atten 109 A ntho n y Hall. Call Polly or A n n at 355-4937 dants for wheelchair patients in a P m c a k * R a t in g C o n t e s t 3 5 1 -8 8 8 0 M SU Volleyball Club meets at 8 muscular dystrophy camp from Stress and The College Stu Have a question? Call TAP, The " 3 9 t Orand R,J June 17 to 23. Details in 26 tonight and M onday, Gym III, d e n t" w ill be the topic for dis May 7, at 2:00 p.m. Rainbow Ranch Student Services Bldg M en's IM Bldg. cussion at University Lutheran A nsw er Place, 353-8114. 332-3568 or 337-1693 Fast, Free 3 5 1 -7 1 0 0 Special Education o f Rec. Soviet Film "T h e D u e l" shown at 9 45 a m Sunday. 1020 S Harrison Road Enjoy a Passover Shabbat meal Delivery 966 Tifowbridge at 7:30 tonight. 100 Engineering at Hillel, 319 H illcrest, a t 6:30 p m majors: Eight year old girl highly susceptible to disease needs Bldg. English subtitles. A tte n tio n Kappa Delta Pi Mem Friday. Call for reservations P hi Deltalieta Pi BetaPhi lor free volunteer supervised recreational hers1 Im portant m eeting held at activity one afternoon per week. Society o f W om en Engineers 7 30 p.m M ay 9, Union Oak Inform ation in 26 Student Ser presents "L ife Career P lanning" at Room vices Bldg. 7 tonight, Reading Room. En gineenng Bldg. W inners o f the Red Cedar Tourism majors: Volunteers Review Fiction Contest w ill read w ith an interest in w riting needed W om en's S tudies g ro u p open from then entries to n ig h t at 8 30 E V t B T T H IN B YO U » [ V I R E X P IC T E D F m » » N x r p l l l H i S I | i | to w ork on publicity and promo m eeting held at 3 15 p m. M onday 334 Union tional aspects o f tourism Infor­ Union Sunporch. mation in 26 Student Services M ichigan Botanical Club pre Bldg Recreation m ajors' A Back sents Bill Rose w ith observations packer's Dream " Dick and Rick on plant ecosystem s at 7 30 p m Brigham talk about Appalachian Tuesday. 168 Plant Biology Lab f) SOME ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED itP j Trail Hike at 7 30 to n igh t. M en's W e lfa r e r o ll IM Bldg. A gronom y Club m eeting at 7 TODAY THRU SAT. APRIL 29 tonight 301 A griculture Hall KQ W 8SH m eeting w ill be held M ovie and plans for Cass County (continued fro m page 3) at 8 tonight. 339 Engineering Bldg trip VYbur System Officials h a v e a lso been com ­ p a rin g th e ir re c o rd s w ith th o se of em p lo y e rs to tra c k dow n people d ra w in g w e lfa re w ho O L D a re also em ployed, he said. C A R b Musing A Deck ‘Basically, th e d e p a rtm e n ts a r e sc re e n in g th e ir re c o rd s B rin # us y o u r S p rin t; C le a n in g m ore carefu lly ." he added. w in d o w s , C o ntinued sc re e n in g m ay r e ­ s c ro o n s , sult in a f u rth e r re d u c tio n of lfou Just Found It! lo w n e rr o r s o v e r th e next th r e e o r f u r n i tu r e , four y e a rs , he said. b ik o s , e tc . W hen th e c u rre n t fiscal y e a r en d s S e p t. 30, M ichigan will G R A N D RIVER A N D N O R T H W IN D D R. pro b ab ly have sp e n t $2.5 billion on w elfare, $ 1.1 billion o f w hich N E X T T O R O L L E R W O R ID is fed eral m oney. V e rw a y said. M N K Y 0 S T D - 1 8 0 0 DOLBY A K A I C S - 7 0 2 D DOLBY T I A C A - 3 8 0 FR O N T-LO A D PIO N EER C T -F 1 0 0 0 DOLBY FRONT-LOAD CASSETTE DECK FRONT-LOAD CA SSET TE D IC K DOLBY C A S S E n i DECK F R 0N T -10A D CASSETTE DECK 2-poeltfon bias A equalizer switch. 3- 3-diglt tape counter. Twin VU-meters 3-posltlon tape select. Memory tap# Top-ol-the-line! 3 heads. 2 motors Olglt tap e counter. Recording level Recording level control. Tape select counter. Record level controls. FG Pitch control CaNbrallon tor Dolby control. 2 VU-meters. Auto shut-off. switch. Limiter switch Pause servo-controlled OC motor. VU-meters. Memory slop A play. MPX filter C A M P S O M ER SET FO R G IRLS C A M P C O B B O SSEE FO R B O V S r I ~os: i • # • • • • I & 555 • 1 2 5 DAYS ONLY! • 1 4 8 • 2 1 9 OAVS ONLY' • 4 4 7 IN B E A U TIFU L M AINE s J f t • f t 'CUi' ii V ft V £■ ' T E A C A - 1 0 0 FR O N T -LO A D TEA C A - 1 0 3 FR O N T-LO A D A K A I C R -B 3 D B -T R A C K TEAC A - 6 4 0 FRONT-LOAD 0 0 L B Y C A S S E T T E DECK 0 0 L 8 Y C A S S E T T E DECK R E C O R D /P L A Y B A C K 0E C K DOLBY C A SSE T T E DECK • Ti H n uUNR SD A Y J DC sarvo-controisd motor. 2-posHton S M Otoe* rmM c o m . Cutftonad ^ c t Elapsed Mme tndcator Locking pauw. 2-motor transport. PLL DC servo- ■ aad<' •«pp." *"ff te-mio'-iai'-" 6 ippiicaito" An om gs *1" 3u<»iy M in im urn A ge Required 20 • CH ANGO D O U B L E ID I G I T H IT E C H A N G E B A C K FN E NB A CI TKCC HH P IT FER E RO SM AY POIU ZR I Z AD O L L A R ^ bias ê equsllzsr switch. Digital tape counter. 2 VU-meters. • 1 2 9 DAYS ONLY* FQ aonro-controllad DC motor Auto •top. 2 -,t»p blai 6 equalization • 1 5 9 Fast forward. VU-meters. DC motor. 2 record levels. Auto-stop. Cont. play. * 1 4 9 controlled motor. 2 peak-reading dB meters. Memory stop/play. Auto-stop C A M P O FFICI, Bapf. IB L. 2211 17 St NV NV 10022 (2121712-1011 A # • • • la i FOR RUGGED SH A R P N T -1 1 5 9 D 0 L IT PIO N EER C T - F 4 2 4 2 DOLBY S A N S U I S C - 3 1 1 0 DOLBY S H A R P R T -3 3 8 8 FRONT-LOAD WILDERNESS CAMPING/> F R 0 N T -1 0 A 0 CA SSETTE DECK Auto program w atch system. Bias and equdtaw swtehes. VU-melars. LED peak FRONT-LOAD CA SSETTE DECK EtoctrontcaBy-conkoied DC motor. Im­ FRONT-LOAD CA SSETTE DECK New |et-black face design. Dlrect-o- DOLBY C A SSET TE DICK First of Its klndt Program sesrek, position tape select. Electronic m ut­ Ms He loading. Memory tape counter. counter search. secMon replay. *Nng level light. Tape counter. Auto stop. ing. 3-dlglt tape counter. 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F R E D p e a ls of le s s e r ju d ic iaries, O ne y e a r d o e s no t se em long c o n s titu tio n a l r ig h ts , w hich ju s T o ta lly u n c o n n e c te d w ith A U S J r u le s on th e co n stitu tio n en o u g h to b e a b le to g r a s p th e tic e s sa id th e y felt u n q u a lifie d th is c o m p lic a te d ju d ic ia l n e t D foreIsXoi a lity o f ail d e cisions a nd ac tio n s legal im p licatio n s a n d t h e a p to ex a m in e . w o rk a r e t h e g r a d u a t e ju d ic ial ta k e n by th e A SM SU S tu d e n t p o in tm en t s y s te m co u ld lend T h u s, th e h ig h est ju d ic ial s y s te m , t h e S tu d e n t T ra ffic H O L S T E I N B oard. itse lf to a politically on e-sid ed body on c a m p u s c a n n o t h e a r all A p p e a ls C o u rt, th e A n ti T h is o u ts ta n d in g fo lk s in g e r R O B B IN S * AT 9:30 T h e s tu d e n t ju d ic ia ry also clique, sin ce A S M S U s e le c ts c a se s, e v e n if th e y inv o lv e D isc rim in a tio n J u d ic ia l B o a rd p re s id e s o v e r c onflicts b e tw e en fro m C h ic a g o Is fa m e d fo r h is $ 2 .5 0 th e A U S J ju d g e s . U n iv e rs ity m a tte r s . a n d c o lle g e a n d d e p a r tm e n ta l a n y c a m p u s o rganizations. v .is t re p e r to ir o of t r .id i t io n .i I ¡iru l som e T h e tim e fac to r, c o m b in ed T h e S F J . th e n , lack s any h e a rin g c o m m itte e s . A U S J , a ccording to th e A S M S U C o n stitu tio n , has th e w ith th e fact th a t m o st A U S J d ecisio n s a r e e v e n tu a lly ap p o w e r b ey o n d th e re a lm o f th e A cadem ic F re e d o m R e p o r t. T h e s e b o d ies m ay b e com p le te ly s e p a r a te fro m S F J , b u t, r e n t e m p o r ,i r v Ph illip s, s o u r s P.ixton, ( i n c l i n i ln it B re l, e tc .). so m e Come l iv I't.ili sine LANSINg I s I I DAR SI NEAR K>11y Mo I 0 P E NS AT 7-0« , p o w e r to re q u ire a g u ilty p a rty ( K )<3.- ■ ■ p e a le d to th e S F J , c r e a te s a w hich is a r e a s s u r in g re g u la lik e e v e ry th in g e ls e , final .1 ! o n e with th is w .irm S r.ire talen t! to accom plish o r re fra in from S ta rts F r id a y A N I)V body o f ju d g e s th a t M SU m ig h t tion. a u th o r ity r e s t s w ith t h e p r e s i sp e cifie d acts. I t can also induce fin es o f not b e a b le to function w ith o u t. T h e re fo re , in th e e n d . final d e n t a n d th e B o a rd o f T r u s te e s . 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A lo n g w ith o th e r m in o r p o w ­ e r s , A U S J a p p e a rs to hav e a m e m b e rs on th e u ltim a te ju d i N o n n a m a k e r's office is th e a lity ju d ic ial d e c is io n m a k in g J Anice Americantatfy. s u b s ta n tia l p o w e r base, for cial body on c a m p u s — th e last legal on c a m p u s m e a n s of c a n . a n d d o e s, u ltim a te ly c o m e Theydkirt want tokm. n b t h e y can go as fa r as susp en d S tu d e n t-F a c u lty J u d ic ia ry . a p p e al, th o u g h th e p re s id e n t fro m a sm all g r o u p o f a d m in is KOClvFOl IvlAZZ Butne»emiri wantn me. ° „ ..J ig in g s tu d e n ts w ith th e a p p ro v al N o t only d o e s S F J h a n d le all a n d th e M SU B o ard o f T r u s te e s t r a to r s . of th e Vice P re sid e n t fo r S tu a p p e als from le sse r ju d ic ia rie s , d e n t A ffairs. it also h e a rs all c a se s in v o lv in g Y et, in re a lity , A U S J has little o r no pow er a t all, since v io la tio n s o f s tu d e n t r e g u la nn SpartanTuHn tions. e v e ry decision it m ak e s can be S F J h as th e a u th o r ity to — a n d usually is — app e ale d to im p in g e all th e sa m e p e n a ltie s t h e all pow erful S F J . a s o th e r ju d ic iaries, b u t can S tu d e n ts and facu lty can a lso ta k e a n y o th e r ac tio n a c tu a lly b y p a ss A U S J in nu ju s tic e s d eem a p p ro p r ia te fo r m e ro u s situ a tio n s. an y g iv en case. T h is d o es not ne c essa rily r e p r e s e n t a kink in th e judicial Y et. a s re c e n tly ex e m p lified sy s te m , b u t is o ften a w a s te of by th e J o h n F u rb u s h ca se , th e tim e. S F J o ften c h o o ses to d eal only w ith policy d e cisio n s sp e cific a l­ T h e v a lid ity o f a u th o rizin g 11 ly o u tlin e d in th e A cadem ic s tu d e n ts w ith th e p o w e r to F re ed o m R e p o rt. ju d g e th e v iolations of o th e r s tu d e n ts is a difficult qu estio n F u rb u s h . a fo rm e r W illiam s Hall re s id e n t a s s is ta n t, ap 3 : 0 0 p .M . S U N . A P R . 3 0 to a n sw e r. p ealed to S F J to ru le on his FARMLANC.iW.s u . 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O N L Y * 1 .2 5 ID V * m a y be c h e e k e d ¿ F A N CO N N ERY ZAPDO Z .• . ! ! . J O H N B O O R M A l T T h e F e v e r is S p r e a d i n g ] Lively Arts & Choice Series Event C O M IN G F R ID A Y : Single tickets on sale NOW at the Union JOHN R ■■■«*: LÄ> Ticket Office, 8:15-4:30 p.m., A L A IN R E S N A IS ' PRO VIO£iV€£ Thurs. Wilson 7:00 &9:00 weekdays. TRAVOLTA S GOT IT! PUBLIC: $10.50, 8.00, 5.00 Brody 8:00 & 10:00 A LL STUDENTS A I I N ---------- C O M IN G S A T U R D A Y : YOUNG PEOPLE j For complete weekend film schedule 50% discount, > SATURDAY T H E P H IL A D E L P H IA all locations. « Phone 355*0313 - ID required for * N IG H T FEVER l S TO R Y ♦ admittance at all RHA films « [Si ... Catchit i m fiitH J liM » Mart» IM { M M » II/ : IM M li r etmant | | Enploynent fi (partants Apartments ^ , Apartments PONTIAC FIREBIRD 71 N O W A V A IL A B L E Super L ; 74 Ve«4 E ,U “ 3 speed, 350 cubic inches. H ARD W O RKING , respons­ EXPERIENCED HELP W AITRESSES A N D short ■ Ï .a.otrta.tc. »loro». S print exhaust system s w ith NEAR S PARROW 1 bed 124 CEDAR ST. East Lan $865. 356 7939 after 9:30 p.m. ible individual needed for W anted Waitresses, bar order cooks, part-tim e. A pply ACROSS FROM campus, exclusive life tim e w arranty perm anent full tim e night room Furnished $155 sing. 2 man, 1 bedroom , fur spacious apartm ent, available ¡L iMpe. " I" s 9 2 4 27(3» tenders, busboys. dish BACKSTAGE, M eridian Mall. for your im ported car m onth 482 5171 8 4 28 (3) mshed apartm ents Heat in ­ spring term. Reduced rent. S j 34 2715) busboy position (5:15-11:30 washers, co cktail waitresses, 5-5-1 (4) PONTIAC TEM PEST 7 1 . CHEQUERED FLAG FOR p m l Great pay and benefits. cluded $195 m onth Year Call 351 8135; 351 1957 or £ T vAN 1976. be.u lt EIGN CAR PAR TS , 2605 East & janitors. A lso experienced S tick, g oo d mileage, and Experience required. Call Mr. SUM M ER SUBLET - female 'eases only June 15 or 351 2044. 0 10-4-28(5) P 11 meno' Factory cooks. A p p ly in person bet O RGANIST FOR small second car. $975. 374 4324 or Kalamazoo Street. One mile Solom an 372 4300 after 4:30 to share 3 person 1 block to September 1 129 Burcham f c t e d 361 1669. ween 1 6 p.m ., 1146 South church. Transportation pro 484 2152. 5-5-1 (3) W est o f cam pus 487 5055 pm J IM ’S TIFFANY M SU. Rent negotiable. Call Dr Efficiency $160 m onth W a shington, PERRY'S OLDE vided if necessary. Call 484 n o w " 351 7962. 3-4-27 (4) C 11 4 2819) PLACE D o w nto w n Lansing. Damage deposit required 6 E ^' COZY IN N , form erly the 3139 between 9 a.m ./12 p.m ,,V w « ° W V a n W T S A A B EM S 99. 1975 Low 5 4 28(10) Grand Zook. No phone calls p m 10 p m 882 2316 Summer Leasing mileage, g ood condition. w eekday m ornings. 4-4 28 16) 0 20 4 28(9) please. 8 4 -2 8 (11) for $3700. 339 3817. 5 5 2(3) LUNCH SUPERVISORS, f ia t Owners East Lansing Public Schools A V O N B U Y or sell Call 482 PERSON NEEDED fo r yard LANDLORDPROBLEMS? FAST LANSING duplex, 2 Americana IV » SUBURBAN 1971, body work m ostly raking 349 bed 1623 Parkvale Couples, rusted, m echanically sound. Why hove we become 11:15 a.m. 1:15 p.m . M on 6893 C 5-4-28(3) 3055 8 5 5(3) D a v id F e in tu c k , no pets 6 15. $220 351 and |;,r» P R lC E 1971 Must day Friday Pinecrest School & '4 . e 339 1.06 $375 351 7249 3-5-1 (3) lonting'» largest Fiat re 337 2042 8 5 1 151 STAR T N O W Local Am a tto r n e y 1762 OR 13-4 28 <3i Eden Roc poir shop over the post few w ay d istrib utor offers oppor yeors? Coll us the next 3 7 1 -1 « 0 0 s u m m e r l e a s e m tw o bed, c a ll 3 3 2 * 0 1 1 1 AT 9:30 *1 TO YO TA CELICA 1972. Air, time your car needs repair GENERAL LABORERS A N D tu n ity fo r g oo d earnings You For Rent 4 man, air, pool, furnished 1128 V ic to r St. E ; fp NEWPORT extra tires Good. $1500. 351 pick the hours, w e assist For ond you'll know the an» OFFICE POSITIONS. Call 351 1670 5 5 3 <3i 3164 5 10 p m . 8 6 5 (3 ) appointm ent, call 723 6056 wer. You II be pleoted with If you have access to a phone SUMMER, AIR conditioned ONE ROOM in spacious 3 !Jt(C ‘ 361a » » and car, you can be sent to 1 0 4 27(5) VEGA GT W agon. 1974 Ex our service. upstairs o f duplex 2 bed bedroom apartm ent Ap E t work fro m your hom e. One NEEDED 2 to 4 persons for cellent co n ditio n and mpg. LEGAL A S S IS TA N T Secre room /, near cam pus, quiet proxim ately $95. rent and Now leasing summer or can be continued LjSS 1971 I’11“' 4 dot" I , ,,, pM." steering. 4 speed $1400 882 6564 IE0SNN day to one m o nth assign m ents period. No Fees A pply tary. Send resum e to BIRCH, non smokers preferred. 351 utilities Cad 349 5919 after 4 p m or 655 1307 and ask for for summer and for year 332 6220, ask fo r Pat 8 5 8 (3) _ D EAN & HLUCHANIUK 9375 8 4 28(5) or Jackie 10-5-2 (4t JW f M ¡.issette. ... Musi seti io V W SUPER BEETLE 1971, IMPORTS in person 9-11 a m , or call 372 0680 fo r m ore in fo rm a ­ L A W OFFICES. M l M AC, E Russ 10 4 27 n fall Lansing, M ichigan. 48823 NEED A close, inexpensive LARGE 2 party furnished Cali 694 6726 runs well. $600 negotiable. tion M ANPO W ER INC., 105 3511100. 8 5 4 151 parking space near cam pus7 SPRING SUM M ER sub­ C a p ito l V illa lease Tw o men fill four men efficiency close campus, air N ancy-after 5 p.m . 482 9668 E W ashtenaw, D o w nto w n Phone 372-5762 after 6 p.m . fìi Lansing. 8-5-2(141 apartm ent 349 1948 A p a r tm e n ts conditioned $190 fall 351- 5 4 2 8 (3 ) D A Y SH IFT cooks wanted. 8 5 4 (4) 1610 after 5 p m . 487 4451 ¡;,SS 1970 Automatic. 10-4-28(3) 1*5 O ffic e h o u rs A pp ly in person only M ust 0 3 4-28(5) t « **' S1* ^ V W 1971 W estphalia camper, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS H.ii-t* m the e xt'a m oney you be neat. A M ER IC A'S CUP 3 3 2 * 5 3 3 0 «8892 2 4 2 7 131 new engine, radials, pop-top. part tim e 5 p.m 9 p.m. R E STA UR A N T, 220 MAC .)• make hy soiling no SUBLET 2 Bedroom sum ­ 1^55 SUPREME 9 seat $1500 372 2098 a fte r 5:30 JU N K CARS w anted Also Salary plus bonus EAST 4 4 28 (5) < 1 -r needed item s w ith a CIDAR V IU A C I mer, $200 m onth - nego­ p.m. 8-5-4 (3) selling used parts. Phone LAW N M EM ORY GAR ■osi fast acting Class< ■ " >q’s Lodtlert In anytim e. 321 3651. DFNS 349 9156 8 4 27 (5) ‘ . 'A r t Phone T V 82V APARTMINTS EFFICIENCY IMMEDIATE tiable Air Pool. Capitol Villa 35i 5144 8-4-28(4) -ruise stereo• tape. NURSES RN or LPN occupancy $185 BUR V W 1974, n ew tires, A M /F M , CX 20 4-28 (3) Now leasing torù? Excellent condì charge nurses needed im m e­ GARDEN PLOTS organic CHAM W OODS 745 Bur good co ndition. $2,000. 484 PART TIME Janitorial Even­ for fall and summer [¿300 349 2829 after 6 diately 7 a.m. 3 p.m & 3-11 soil, plowed. W ater provided, cham 351 3118. 0-20-4-28'4' 0991 after 6 p .m 5-4-27(3) ings 15 20 hours week Own p.m . shift Need strong su seed available Joe 489 9118 B O G U E a t RED C E D AR CHALETAPARTMENTS [M S 6 V W BUS 1974, m int. A M / Enplofseit ii transportation 482 6231 pervisory type w ith interest in 0 1 4 27 «91 3 5 1 -5 1 8 0 Ne*i to compus spacious 8 5 5(4) BRANDYW INE ONE female fwc bedroom aportments fcjyH 710 1976. auto FM, CB, steel radials, best geriatrics Paid orientation in needed ‘ or 3 bedroom apart skilled nursing fa cility Call ‘j o s h e d air condifioned r ai' excellent condì o ffe r O ffice 355 1725, hom e PART TIME night cook. A p SUM M ER 3 man air condi ment Starts m id June 35’ CHEERLEADERS GYM .<300 miles 353 7924 1 521 3902 8 4 27 151 ply* in person YE OLDE N A STS . Pom Pom girls (men M rs M ily at 882 2458 9 Apartments 9? tioned. M SU dose $155 per 7198 '0 5 9 4 S um m e r fro m M65 Ì9 3 ROUNDE TABLE. 3106 East a m -5 p.m . M onday Friday person fo* entire summer VO LK SW A G E N 1974, Super Grand River. 8 4 27 (4) w om en) S um m er jobs, good 8 5-4 (9) 351 9366 S 5 5 3 '3 F a ll fr o m *384 I Ì tSUN 8210 1975. very salaries, travel (517) 646 N o w r e n t in g . O p e n 3-6 Beetle Low m ileage, good DICTAPHONE TYPIST for 2 FEMALE room m ates need uj eçt^iiton radial tires. 6709 8 5 5(41 body $2500 882 6196 PRINTING - OPERATOR ed for summer Across street 2 ROOM east end o f campus P in o L a k e M o n d a y th r u F rid a y . ||(V no rust $1850 349 busy insurance o ffice Must 8 4 28(3) for 360 AB Dick. Also some from campus. 351 9468 Available n o w ’ No lease, cad 1 8^4- SUM M ER W ORK High earn type 55 w p m steady and A p a r tm e n ts 3 3 M 1 W cu tting , w rapping, padding, 5-5-1 (4) 655 1354 evenings 5-5 3 <3> mgs this sum m er For an accurate Salary com m en­ r «[AS 1972 runs well V W CAMPER Bus '68 folding. A pply R APID PRINT, interview , call 372 8303 surate w ith experience Fully 6080 M a rs h Rd. Q? 5t f 0«er 337 0302 Best o ffe r trade fo r bug 1452 East M ichigan or 484 FEMALE TO lease 4 person CAM PU S HILL sublet for HASLETT-HAG ADO RN 3 4 28(31 paid com pany benefits An M e rid ia n M a ll A re a 349 3671 2 4 27(3) 5391 8 4 27 (6) apartm ent sum m er. Price summer 2 bedroom , dish area 3 bedroom ranch Rec affirm ative action employer Call M . King, 482 5566 for negotiable. Near campus, washer a,f- furnished. $190 room Available June or V W 1968. g ood co n ditio n FEMALE ESCORTS wanted W AN TED W O M A N or man * 1 6 5 p lu s u t ilit ie s sooner. $400 utilities. 1975 Low mile appointm ent. 8-5-4 (9) 351-0476. 5-5-2 13» m onth 349 5037 8 5 8 <5- Call 393 3344 after 5:30 p.m $6 hour. No training neces experienced w ith bicycle re REA l TY W ORLD GATE­ Liiceiient condition Low sary Call 489 2278 'o n e bedroom jo fu rr- shed 4 5 1 (3) pairs. S hop experience pre W A Y 321-6373. Pat or Luke must sen 371 1461 LEGAL SECRETARY. Full URGENTLY NEED 2 people 'G E oppi'onces Z 234-28(3) krSXpm 4 4 28 15) V W SUPER Beetle 1973 ferred G ood pay BIKE CO OP 337 2453 X 5 4 27I5) tim e, legal and dictaphone to sublet, $85 each m onth. 337-0678 or 351-8554 HASLETTARMS 'fu lly corpeted 'A ir drapes OR-5-4-28‘ 6> experience a m ust. Call 374 |jg82 '967 automatic. A utom atic, g ood bod y and 8890 4 4 28 (4) 2 4 27 (4) SUMMERft FALL 'odiOCen* *0 new COun'y » stef'iig ngw tires. engine A M FM stereo. $1800 negotiable Gwen, after 5 BoyneUSAResorts HUDDLE W EST. lounge, accepting appiica N ew LEASING park Beechwood r ,0 ' , jnd exhaust 355 RU-28 4- p.m 353 0642 8-5-546) w i l l b e in t e r v ie w in g tions for bartender, wait resses, short order cooks and PART-TIM E and sum m er p o ­ sitions fo r M S U students. M a y o p e n in g s 3 5 1 -2 0 4 4 1194192 Apartments 15 20 hours week. A utom o 5 b lo c k s to M S U Galaxy Offer, V W 1970 Runs g re a t' $500 f o r o il p o s itio n s r e ­ busboys A pply in person bile required Phone 339 ■ URCHAM W OODS 3 5 1 * 8 1 3 5 Ivenlngs J im U349 1564 351 4467 after 5 p.m. only 9 a.m. 5 p.m . M onday 2 b#droom opart L a rg e 2 b e d r o o m - la t in g to Sum m er 3400 C4 -4 28 (5) 3 4 28(3) Saturday. 138 S W averly, M a y 1 - ‘ 180 W O M A N TO share 2 bed fu r n is h e d |2 3 r e s o r t o p e r a tio n s f o r Lansing, M l 10-4 28(8) 1 bedroom opv>< room W hitehall M anor im ­ HAVING TROUBLE finding S p e c ia l s u m m e r r a te s 5 iTD Wagon. 1974 VOLVO 1975 242G1, Sun B ig S k y o f M o n to n e . someone to sub-lease YC>uf B R ID AL SALO N W om en M a y 1 5 - ‘ 150 mediate Large )«ghr 332 Irate Dower air. radi roof, leather, overdrive, M ich B o y n e M o u n t a in o n d PART TIME Hostess, bus apartment fo r the sum m er7 2 b e d r o o m u n its '160 for fu ll tim e bridal sales studio open 6829 3-5-1 i3 ‘ r 2 way rear door elms, extras, $4500 349-2856 boy. bartender A pply BACK Place an ad in the special Now laasing for B o y n e H ig h la n d re Bridal or w o m en 's apparel M a y 15 — ‘ 135 I miles $2000 351 or 656-3567 34-28(4) STAGE, M eridian M all. CLASSIFIED HOUSING s o r ts . retail experience required SUM M ER NEED 1 person to Ehentngs 5 4 28(31 Permanent o nly N o part tim e 3S I>3118 share 2 bedroom Own room GUIDE com ing May 11 2 X 2 fall as low as > 2 9 0 Call after J pm | jWBCK 1971. automatic, condition, extras, $1050, flex 1parts, low mileage. ible Call 351 2263 6 5 3 (3 ) oma. M l 48150 2 4 27 (16) move into full tim e w hen O W N BEDROOM in tw o SUBLET SUM M ER term. 3 SECRETARY LOCAL CPA ! SW420. 349 1868. school is out Incentive pay bedroom apartm ent availabe man W oodm ere Apartm ent SUMMER SUBLET w ith fail Today s best buys are in the office, experience, type 60 Ju n e 1. Haslett 349-9604. U tilities paid except electric option. 2 bedroom s $220 R ja K A W A S A K I, 1974 750. DELIVERY HELP wanted, plan. Need valid d riv e r's li­ Classified section. Find w hat w pm . shorthand. Call 371 m onth 332-4009 8 5 5 4 Excellent co ndition. $695. m ust have o w n car A pply at cense and car. O nly people 54-2 8 (3 ) 337 1418 S 5 5 3 :3' you re looking for' 4379 5 5 3 (4) P | ! CARLO 74 Loaded Call 393-9426 X 8 5-1 (3) LITTLE C A E S A R 'S today at w h o LIKE TO W ORK HAR D F * '! h Clue «ah w h ite ter 4 p.m . 3 4 28 (4) FREE RENT Bachelor A N D BE REW ARDED fo r it F ille d f o r F a ll P 'C C ""I A M F M 8 track. B-and new tits HO NDA CB 175, 1972. Very g ood co ndition, helm et. $300, M URRAY HOTEL. Mackinac apartm ent A ble to devote 2 need apply A pplications be­ ing taken n ow betw een 8 CEDARGREENS MARIGOLDAPTS SUMMIR ONLY N o w L e a s in g hours a day fo r care o f race 21 X3427 ^ 332 355-1246. 7-5-3 (3) Island. M ichigan needs sum mer cooks, bartenders, main horses K now ledge o f driving farm tractor, w ill pay extra for a.m .-5 p.m. C O NTIN ENTAL CABLE VISION. 333 W a sh ­ APARTMENTS M a r ig o ld a n d H a r r is o n Acrost from f o r S u m m e r H O N D A 750 1976. Black, (opposite Shew Lane) tenance men, piano players in gton Square N orth, Lan­ a n d P a ll PONZA. 1975 Good cori­ excellent shapel FLUMER and personnel for rotation janitorial duties. H. H offm an sing. E.O.E. 8 5 4 (18) n o w lo o s in g f o r and W illia m Hall n New n g tires. 349 5416 N. O kem os Rd. V AN 1 & 2 b e d ro o m FE LT S T A IR CHEVROLET — 2 bedroom units f& lU 3) 655 4343. 0 4 4 28 (3) between fo o d service, w a it ressing and housekeeping. ALSTINE PACKING . X 5 5 1 (10) s u m m e r A f a il III B U M —various floor plans fu r n is h e d a p a r tm e n ts Send com plete resume, w ork NAVI YOU GOT Slimmer Leasing —air conditioned rJJ W 33000. AM FM. • f u r n is h e d a p a r tm e n ts —furnished CEDARVIEW F ™ “ «»ent condì experience, recent p hoto, so BABYSITTER NEEDED East TOUR SUMMIN Only —corpeted F Si 1067 MiSevict I/! cial security num ber and first Lansing area, infant. 351 WORK LINIDUP • s w im m in g p o o l - best location in town NORW OOD r i i and last day available to 1582 after 5:30 p.m • a i r c o n d it io n in g Large one bedroom Apt. RIVERSIDE w ork, to 3969 Penberton, Y IT T a s lo w a s 6 5 4 13) • w i t h i n w a lk in g * 1 5 0 . " M o n t h ly PENNELL SALE S has m oved A nn A rbor, M ichigan 48105. r ) I ® 89. powei steer as o f A p ril 17, to a larger, 8 5 5 (1 6 ) GAM E ROOM personnel. If n o t, in te r v ie w s d is ta n c e to c a m p u s f o r a p p o in t m e n t c o ll *160p e r m o n th c a ll 3 5 1 -5 6 4 7 pMomjtic, cruise, trailer m ore con ve nie n t location, Young ladies preferred. G ood b e in g h e ld F R ID A Y , 337-7328 351-8764 IINIVKItSITY Open 7 P m- i * * 882 4004. 1825 East M ichigan, Lansing, M ichigan 48912. C 6 4 28(6) S TARSHIP ENTERPRISES needs 3 part tim e Distribution pay, b enefits and pleasant w o rk ing positions. Excellent A p r i l 28. a t 1 2 :0 0 . 3 :0 0 , o r 6 :0 0 a t th e U n iv e r 351-8631 Thank you - nothing TKRRACK fo r r a te s a n d le a se s at 7:15-9:15 F ® 'MSgood, good M anagem ent Trainees. May positions fo r students, fu ll ovailable for fall 4 1 4 M ic h ig a n s ity U n ite d M e th o d is t X ”® 349 3959 GOOD USED Tires, 13-14-15 advance as fu ll tim e. Flexible and part tim e. A p p ly in p er­ 1 135 M ic h ig a n A v e . **"*entts 3 5 1 141 inch. M o un ted free. PEN­ training 1 3 nigh ts per week. son only. C IN E M A X, 1000 C h u rc h o n H a r r is o n (3 Available for immediato 332-5420 1390 E. G r a n d R iv e r I . L a n s in g occupancy 2 modal opts, 1 *5 p .m . O ffic e h o u rs NELL S ALE S. 1825 East Excellent fo r in telligent busi W . J o lly Road. 0 -2 0 4 -2 8 (8) b e lls in to w e r ) n e a r Coll 3-6 p.m. ( n e x t t o B ro d y ) until June 15. 1978 t e » * * * 1973 M ichigan, Lansing, M ichigan ness-minded individual desir S p a r ta n S h o p r it e . 48912. 482 5818. C-64-2815) ing m anagem ent oppor CO CKTAIL W A ITR E SS E n te r a t S o u th s id e . N o k 5 , ai' AMFM f c W 355 6173 tun ity. Call 323-4084, 355 w anted. Full tim e, nigh ts M onday - Friday. A p p ly in n e e d to d re s s u p . CAAAPUS NOW 1IASIM 7801. X 8 /5 /4 (11) M A SO N B O DY SHOP 812 E. Kalamazoo, since 1940. A uto person at H UDDLE NORTH P le a s e b e 5 m in u t e s e FOR SUMM8R A K m fury II ,970 painting collision service. FEMALE M ASSEUSE w ant LOUNGE, 309 N o rth W ash e a r ly . W o rk is in n o HILL FALL S , Ca; 5300 best Am erican fo re ig n cars. 485 ed. $8/hour. W e w ill train. ington, D o w nto w n Lansing. way c o n n e c te d to «■3952.3 4 29131 0256. C 20 4 29(5) 489 2278. Z 2 3 4 28(3) 8 5 5 (6) *2 Bedrooms c h u rc h . 'Furnished Apts. 'Free Roommate Service M in S o n n e r 'Dishwashers Get in the ) CENIltA swim at 'Central Air Canditioning Students " w p tfe ín g íja m shouldn't have 4620South Higadorn Rd. 39 f o u r c y lin d e r 'Swimming Pool 'Unlimited Parking to live in drab little rooms. Burcham Woods Now leasing for Fall *Hoofod pool D o n 't b e d e s a r t o d ! Chock o u t -N o rth o l M t . H o p e i *Air conditioning 'Pleasant Landscaping T r e a t y o u r s e lf * 10' bustocompus C O L L IN G W O O D APTS I ' ':|i »„I,,..?,"!'"".......'"I' I'*1hlr'l'rrl N I111 (listini I h r e c o n o m y m o d c a r t *air conditioned hm Iuniitun< ami simp; miix-tinp' 'Special 12-monthrates th is s u m m e r ’ Ample parking *dishwashor to c h o rn o f ro m to B E A U TIFU L ’ Nicely furnUhod ’ *F»og carpeting -‘l-llli,' ' :i“ '^ I iWünIici LMllia^r iils|NP4¡il, tvillm l ail *5 Blk*. to compus FREE BU S 'unlimited parking ....... *2 bedroom '■l-l n.'llr lialnuin-s SERVICE Sum m er 'modal open daily 6droom - u rn - * h » d a p a r tm e n ts Model Open 9-9 7 3 1 2 bedroom *16# sum m er 91 * 5 W ia i IU * * M ie R A T I f Everyday APARTMENTS 1 bedroom *15# 12 m o n th s *2 7 5 "Nth «* î I § e Special COOK-HIRRIM AN V .W .IN C . Leasing for studios 74$ Burcham *188 c a ll 3 5 1 -8 2 8 2 731 B u rc h jin Drive i S 1 2 m o n th 6135 W . SAG IN A W Summer &Fall 351-3118 ( b e h in d R o lle r-w o rld W IST OF LANSING MALL o n th e r iv e r ) ra ta « CALL 340-3530 351 7 2 1 ? (call between 10-Spm) 16 M ic h ig o n S to le N e w s , E ost to n sin g , M ic h ig o n Hoases )(£, I Houses |[ft, Ì® [ Hoases |[tfc] [ Rooms ][/•) [ For Sale |[^] j KwwfiSm !'<4 ! T»'«I Servici S P A C IO U S 2 man apart ONE JU NE lease available - FE M A LE N EED ED for house 4 B E D R O O M duplex. $260/ L A R G E H O U SE for rent near 1 B E D R O O M for rent. Share F R A M E S OLD, C R A C K E D or G A R A G E SA LE . Saturday, pro m pt. expe I ment, summer sublet. 1 block 532 Grand River, $600/ near M S U . Great location. month. June 12-September Sparrow Hospital. $400/ house with 2 men. 485-3428 broken? Replacements at low 10 a.m. 6 p.m. 1124 North Call 337 2127 or 332 5822. after 6 p.m. 8-4-27 131 'Vpmg Fv,.,,,,, from campus. Furnished, fir. month. Drive by and call us 12. 351 3728. X-3-5-4 13) month. Call Pat 371 2800 or cost. O PTIC A L D IS C O U N T Hagadorn. Housewares, for an appointment at 351 7 4 28 (4) 484-6403. 8 5 3(5) 2617 E. Michigan Lansing, M l books, clothes, many choice C 20 4 28131 675,1 353 5569. X8-5-3I4I 1500. 0-4-4-28 (5) E A S T S ID E Lansing, 3-5 W ANTED C O U PLE to 372 7409 C 5-4 28(5» items. 2 4 28 (4) 3 B L O C K S from campus. 4 5 bedroom furnished, carpet, 2 BIG bedrooms available in share furnished room with TYP|NG te r m panJ bedroom houses. Renting for modern kitchen, $275. 332- huge 5 bedroom house for king sired water bed. Sum HOBIE C A T 14 sailboat, good H A D A SSA H RUM M AG E ih m , ; PBsp H O U SES, APARTM ENTS, Y E S ...tw o summer and fall. 351 8135. 1800, 372-1801. summer. Campus close. 355 mer, campus near Call hulls. $1,100. Call 351 2198 SALE fast servii e Ca P ' H rooms. Summer and Fall, |ohm p a r a p a rtm e n t including several with acre­ 0 11 4 28(4) OR 5-4 28 (4) 4937 or 35^9397 3 4 27 (41 Marty. 332 4716. 8-4-28(5) Saturday or Sunday East Enormous sale, largest ever. 0 20 4 2813) 351 * Lansing 1 4 28 (41 Many, many new and high THURSDAY age. 676-3780. Call between A n d B a lc o n i# !, too. NEW ER CO U N T R Y house, S U M M E R L E A SE S , 4-6 man, SU M M E R SU BLEASE 2 quality clothes children’s TYPING AfTfRNOON noon-4 p.m.; 8 p.m. and mid­ FIN D S O M E O N E to sublease e x p erien| 10 minutes out, rooms in $350 $400. Furnished, 2 bedroom furnished duplex on your room. Place an ad in the PIONEER S X 434 stereo re and adult's. Household and I2 00 night. 8 5 4 (6 ) co-ed house with fireplace. baths, fireplace. 2 blocks builine. 353 5547 8 5 3I3I special C L A S S IF IE D H O U S ceiver $90 353 0333 after 4 Misc. IOOF Hall. 1100 N C 20 4 28(3i W a ta r a A O liv e rs Summer/fall. 655-1717. Rick. M S U 372 1801, 332-1800. p.m. E 5 5 3 (31 Washington. Monday, M ay 1, |N(«S N E W DU PLEX 3 bedrooms, ING GUIDE coming M ay 11. ■ d g e A p ts . fireplace, furnished, starting 8-4-27 (5) OR 3 4 28 (4) L A N S IN G 4 bedroom 2x2 ads, $10. Come up to 347 9 a.m. 7 p.m and Tuesday, EXPERIENCED IBM , Ilio » home. East side, garage, Dissertations ( May. 669-3719; 484 2700. Student Services and find C R A IG REEL sound on M ay 2, 9 a.m.-noon furnished, lease and deposit FAYANN, 489 03SB1“'11 X 11-4 28 (3) FALL H O U SE 8 single 4 6 M A N houses starting someone to sub lease your sound, with sound, with 3 b 1 (10) Chris 484 2164 8 5 5(5) C 20 4 2813) bedrooms for group. Kitchen, September. Very close. 332- room today. S P 8-5-4 (10) speakers, excellent $130 n o w a r e le a s in g for N E W 2-bedroom furnished laundry, parking. 12 month 1800. 372 1801. Ted 337 2381 3 5 1 (31 COPYGRAPH cpdi for 3 men. Includes central OR 3 4 28 (3) N E E D U P to 4 women to n e x t fall a n d s u m m e r lease. $90 month plus utili R O O M FOR rent in house. L is t t F in d 1050 Water's Edae Or air. All utilities paid and more. ties 332 1918 2-4-28 i7) sublease summer term. Spa cious house Close to cam Cornell and Beech. Call 332 A U D IO FORUM . Thursday. H » r id im i resume strivi,,, c„ I Lnoc 9-month lease. Close. 332- E A ST SIDE, 4 bedroom, ga April 27. 12 8 p.m. Factory and Grand R,vef g j J LgSho» ( n e x t t o C e d a r V 'll a g e l pus. $60 plus utilities. 353 6441 8 4 27 (3) 3202. 8-5-4 (6 ) 2 F E M A L E S sublease duplex rage, basement, $260 + utili­ Reps present M A R S H A L L LO ST P R ESC R IP T IO N sun jrsHope 5:30 pm Monday F njl Summer, own rooms, cam ties 485 6035/337 1133. 5520. X8-5 2(5) TW O R O O M S in nice house M U SIC , East Lansing. glasses in black case, M S U 9 3 2 -4 4 3 2 am 5 pm Saturday r » J I 00 3 BE D R O O M S, fully carpet pus close. 355 8561, 355- 8 4 27 (4) for summer, back yard, pets. C l 4 27 (41 golf course or Trowbridge C 20 4 28(61 1 Restlr FU R N IS H E D D U P L E X E S for ed, 1 V? baths, large yard 8562 355 7339. 1-4-27 141 332 8700 8 5 3(3) shopping. Reward. 332-6721 C O M IN G MAY 11, the 2, 3 or 4 persons. Available lecher For Poo M S U 10 minutes away on 10 S P E E D 2 9 " frame, alum or 353 0713 3 4 28 (6 ) UNIGRAPHICS ntl NEED 1 or 2 females for C L A S S IF IE D H O U S IN G summer and or fall 669 9939 R O O M S IN house available busline. $385 month. 351 mum wheels, anti theft cable. COMPIETE DISSEPT.L || Mr Children summer beginning either E A ST LA N SIN G . Brand new G U ID E 1Find a person to su b­ 0-6-4-28(3) Musicians preferred. Close 9164. 8 5 4 <41 351 0120 2 4 27 (3) LO ST - G E R M A N Schnaus- ^oeFor lennys May or June. Capitol Villa, furnished, 3 bedroom 3 AND RESUME SERI lease your room. 2 x2 ads, M S U CLOSE. Exciting' 2-4-6 351 9054 5 5 5(3) er. Grey and white. Answers Ivpe selling IBM T pool, air, close to campus. blocks from campus 12 $10 Come to 347 Student Q U A LIT Y U S E D equipment to "Nicki." 337 1126 13° FARM H O USE OKEM O S bedroom houses. 12 month «risili printing a„n J 332-6753 Tuesday, Thursday month lease from June to Services and find someone to E A S T LA N SIN G , campus 4-4-28 (3) l^tVorldTum s area, 5-bedroom $325. June lease. Deposit 349-4850 at a fair price with warranty For estingue Vll( mornings. 5-5-2 (6 ) June only. Very nice, $440 sub lease your room today. near, furnished, from $70- iso IO u' L'ves 15th. 12-month lease. De 6-5-1(4) Kenwood 120 watt East Grand r iv„, per month 332 3900, days 8 5 4 (10) person. 485-1436 posit 349 4850 and 332 5059 receiver $475 LOST: PLA IN gold neck 332 8414 1? 4 ?8 J 200 8 5-5(8) Hoists £ 8-5-4 (5) S U M M E R - 2 bedrooms, 4 B E D R O O M S, summer sub let, fall option, campus 1.2 OR 6-4 28 (31 Phillips 212 turntable $139 chain, M S U area, reward. 353 9014 or 489 6178 j^ le io L iv e OPEN H O U SE at 645 and 627 dishwasher, fireplace, pool £r TH ESES TYPING ?erj 2-4-6 bedroom houses M S U mile. $300 b utilities. 372- ID EA L LO C AT IO N One Sony reel tape recorder 4 4 28 (31 I # Eos» SEV ER A L 5 person houses Evergreen, East Lansing. tennis courts, on busline. pers. reasonable and i close. 12-month lease only. 5075. S-5 4 27 (3) room in house. Private en $90 enced. call ■ 230 for rent starting fall. 1 year Saturday, April 29 - 3-5 p.m. $70 month, no utilities. Past 5 Deposit. 349-4850 and 332- trance, kitchen 332 3269 McIntosh Pre-Amp LO ST R E W A R D ' M en's 0 18 4 28l3i Ll9ht lease required, no pets. Rents 4 5 bedrooms 3-4-28(4' p.m. Karen 484 7017. 6 5-1(5) N O W L E A SIN G for summer 5059 8-5-4 (4) mornings 6-55-3(4) C26 $349 class ring M en’s sports vary from $85 $ 100. per per­ and fall. 2-6 bedroom houses. Meto« Thorens 145C $195 arena, 4 11 349 4714. 351 EXPERT TYPING son plus utilities. 772-4209 ATTENTION G R A D students Call EQUITY V E ST 351 1500. «¡For L.Fe S U M M E R R O O M S 139 Bail HI FI B U Y S 337 1767 0986 5 5 3 (3) pers, letters. Rfcsl after 5 p.m. 0-18-4-28(6) SU M M E R . NEW duplex 4 FEM A LE TO share house - 2 miles from campus, quiet, OR-10-4 28(4) 300 ey St $185 single. $300 OR 3 4 28 18) Near Gables 337 0205J bedrooms, furnished excel prefer graduate student spacious, newer 4 bedroom, LOST: S E T of keys in dow n­ 2 BED R O O M furnished double 332 2563 Utilities in­ C 9 4 28 (3) L t ^ t World lent neighborhood, good lo Large yard. $100 month 394- 3 baths, ample parking. Avail­ Garage cluttered? Sell those town E. Lansing on Monday, cluded X Z 8 5-4(3) R C A B L A C K and white T V -8 L ji Hospital house to sublease summer cation. 351 8561 1139 after 5 p.m. able September 1. $390 extra bicycles fast with a X 10 inch screen, good 4 10 Please call 482 0788 for PROFESSIONAL EDI Close. 332-0418. 3-4-28 (3) S 5-5-3 (3) 8 4 28 i41 month 669-5513. OR 8-5-316) quick-action Classified ad! Terry, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Reward. condition. $50 negotiable minor corrections to 353-0569 E 5-4-2714) 5-4 28(5) Typing arranged L F tr S il l ^ R E W A R D TO finder of brown 9 4 28 (3) 3 30 C A M P IN G EQ U IP M EN T .t*if Family 100 U S E D vacuum cleaners Eureka tent 7 X 7 ; sleeps 4; female Abyssinian cat. Lost THESIS. TERM pJ ii0Alegre T h e S ta te N e w s Y e llo w P a g e Tanks, canmsters, and up Coleman lamp b Furnace; near Synder Road. Phone typed. 50c per p a gi TOO rights Guaranteed one full mattress cot; total $125; 349- 373 2707 days or 351 5150 485-4658. 10-5-2 i3» ' „Milker Mouse year $7 88 and up D E N N IS 4898 X 3 4 28 (4) evenings 4-4-28 (6 ) D IST R IB U T IN G C O M PA N Y . A N N BROWN TYl 316 N Cedar, opposite City SIM U LA T IO N , G A M E S SP I serrations resumes I Market C 20 4 28(7) and AH. $3 $8 or trade Tom Persoeal / B U S IN E S S - S E R V IC E papers 601 Abbot' after 7 p.m. 627-5412 North entrance 35’ ’ W H ITE M O N K E Y Burnout X E 7 5 3 (3) C 20 4 28(4 Sale,' 2 0 % off on all bongs, J A M E S M A D IS O N College 5 0 % off on wall hangings B L A C K DIRT, sod farm soil students elect Craig Atlas to Temporary location at 117 N Approximately 5 Vi yards, de­ Academic Council today 1 W aited Harrison Road (across from livered locally $40 641-6733 34-28131 Sir Pizza) until we can rebuild or 372 4080 OR 8 4 28 14) D IR E C T O R Y at our main location. Hours NIKE 11 a m.-7 p.m. 3-4-28 (9) R U N N IN G W om an's si2e 6 . One month old. Excellent. $20. 353-5099. shoes. Pumits Parsami ¡g SCHOOL GIRL housekeeping jobs 'ori mer Good reference! 356-8032. 3-9 p m 34 SO R O R IT Y FRA T ER N IT Y E-5-6-1 (3) ZETA TAU Alpha would like stick pins are the hottest item to welcome our new pledges TMVEI CHILDREN'S»HOES OPTOMETRIST BARBER on the market today. They S E W IN G M A C H IN ES , slight Carolyn, Nancy Cindy, Holly, NEEDED - PARKING I by East complex at MSlf are great as gifts to moms, ly used. Re-conditioned, Dawn. Cindy, Lori. Dianne Jeff at 353 1564 34 2! CO-OPflCAl dates, etc. and for initiation. guaranteed. $39.96 and up. Now available with staggered E D W A R D S D IS T R IB U T IN G and Shelly into our sister hood Congratulations! Planning a spring movJ A IR • R A IL SERVICES U N IO N B U IL D IN G Greek letters or crest. $20 C O M P A N Y , plus sales tax includes marl­ Washington. 489-6448. 1115 North 1-4-27 17) your kitchen appl T O U R S ■ C R U IS E S quickly. Call today to| ing. Specify style and organi- O R 5-5 28(6) G A M M A D ELT A lota IGDII H O T E L R E S E R V A T IO N S [VOUR CHILDREN'S flo a t l a m i n i * ( M y BA RBER your Classified ad1 Cooperativa Optical) 2ation. Satisfaction guaran­ welcomes its Spring pledges SHOE STORE IN FRANOOR SH O P teed or your money back. R E F R IG ER A T O R S FRO M Rhonda, Denise. Kathy, ROOM M ATE TO C O L L IS E T R A V E L 0» J a Niacn Optom*trnt tafanli Md ChiMrer'i SHOES M A J E S T IC GIFTS. 21710 $55 D O M E ST IC APPLI Linda. Sue. Cheryl. Penny b bedroom spacous RK Pro d u ct! A N C E S A L E S 3022 S. Cedar O F F IC E • EYES EXAMINED Gardner, Oak Park, Michigan Cormne Congratulations' It's Large fenced bo‘*.a'dl * Width* B-EEE St. Lansing. 882-7282. • CUSSES 'L a y e r C u t! 48237. Z-5-5-1 (151 great to be a G D I' den space pet o: $1 1 3 0 W . G ra n d R iv tr * Orthopedic Sh u n 5-5-1 (4) * Tap and BaHel 'L a te s t S tyling Z 1 4 27 (6 ) month plus utilities East Lansing • CONTACT UNS 'W om e n 's Haircuts S O N Y P S. 2350 belt drive ,0-1 r \ * P.F. Flyer* 0572 after 9 pm 351 turntable, 2 years old, walnut HANDCRAFTED S A N D A L S 351-6010 * Cuwbny Boots ' Houie Slipper* IJ ll I. C m * t w • rN M M H ra 8 -5 :3 0 M o n .-F ri. base, dust cover, includes $20. Made from an outline W E LC O M E A B O A R D Tri- Delta’s flight: Pat P . Margie, 356-3359 VISITING PROFESSO® THE TRAVf l PROFESSIONALS 361-4747 hi . saie record cleaner, $90. 644- 0049 evenings. 5*5-2 (6 ) drawing of your feet. C U S ­ T O M S A N D A L S b LEA Sue, Joanne. Diane P . Pat quires 4 bedroom ‘ W , Debbie. Diane R . Vickie. house for summer TOBACCONIST HEALTHFOOD CATERINOSERVICE T H E R C R A F T S 220 Albert STEREO, KE N W O O D Scott Monday Saturday 11 a m 5 Destination' Sisterhood 355 8178 2 4 28 4 Z 1 4 27 (5) NOW HIAR THIS FROM TNI TOR Garrard, $800 new, now $300. p.m. 11-5-5(61 332-4362. 3-4-27 (3) 1 0 % D IS C O U N T NINOi AT TRI STORI WITH TNI lo o i l M S U MSU n o i l CO N N T RUM PET, excellent C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S K A T H Y Kaflik on being RoundTown BOOKS - W ESTERN AM ERI condition, $100 or best offer. RIDROORI s tu d o n ts CATERING C A N A OZ books, new selec­ Square loft, stained, $50 or named Yakeley Hall R A 'C tg a r e tti by: W r havein stock - 1978-79' Love, your GDI Sis on purchase» of S2 tion in stock. C U R IO U S best offer. 353-6275. "LO VING YOURSELi Sherm an • Duohill • Sobraine B O O K SH O P, 307 East Grand 5-4-27 (4) ters1 Z 1 4 27 (41 Happiness." WorkshopT or moro, yogurts "C a te rin g S p e c ia lit t i' •Pipes bySavinellt and brood» oxdudod River, East Lansing. day, April 30. 3-6 pj ’ Wedding Reception* KIT C H EN T A B L E and four donation. Unity of ( C -10-4-28 WARNING The S v *21 R e d D o o r p ip e to b a c c o b le n d s Gtacral hai deuna.owd that tifvetu sa e liu it d u fe rm U * m t D o n n o n Y o g u r t 31* *Brookfo»ts, Lunch­ eon* Dinnors chairs. Refinished, good con­ W E P A Y up to $2 for L P ’s Er dition. $35. Hoover vacuum, Real Estiti ' I® Lansing, 240 MarshallJ MaJlh. im i RIDDALI HEALTHFOOD ’ Bar Set-up* cassettes, also buying 45's, 3 years old, all attachments mg. 484f3094 2 4 2' *Tok#-out Sorvico P A R K LA K E CUTE cottage B r o o k fie ld P l a n songbooks, magazines. FLAT included. $35. 374-6788. HO RSE SHOW Maf ’ Moating Room» and with lake view. Carpeted 312-4269 B L A C K b C IR C U L A R Up­ E 5-5-1 (5) Held in Williamston 1381 E. G r a n d R iv e r Equipment stairs, 541 East Grand River. kitchen appliances and nice saddle seat. Western! lot. Call Fran W eston 882- r 3 3 2 -M 9 2 3 5 5 -3 4 6 5 Open 11 a.m., 351-0838. IN S T A N T C A SH . W e re pay ing $1 $2 for albums in good 1558 or L O O M IS RE A LIT Y dressage Informat'Cnl C-7-4-28 (6 ) Sarah 349 0983 after 3| BICYCLESHOP FURNITURF AUTOSERVICE HAIRSALON shape. W A Z O O REC O RD S, 223 Abbott, 337 0947 484 5474 8-5 2(6) 2 4 28 (6 ) NEW APPLECRATES C 5-4-28(4) A S M S U PREPAID Leg® a tW A Z O O 223 Abbott B W B 'I A C M * B ID D E N « CO . Mattross«* ft Box Springs SPARTAN - » 12 4 28 (3) G.E. A M / F M 8 track, good Recreation (fi vices plan now make! M C Y O L IM O » / services available wit' mode here in Lonsmg M U FFLER CENTER condition, $60. 394-5415. ■ A H A — M lI NEW, U S E D and vintage to undergraduate MSII Two Locations NowI 'BRAKES & guitars, banjos, mandolins, E 5 5-1 (3) VENTURE, 16-foot catama­ ran sailboat, with main and jib dents Office open 9 a| T W IN 'S 4 . 9 S OVER 400 QUALITY BIKES »uy now 6 lava on oil modali 6 tria D O U B L E '0 4 . e s 'SHOCKS V IL L A G E etc. Dulcimers and kits, re­ Tired of being broke? Get fast sails, Northland trailer, life p.m., 1 30 p m 5 day Friday For inform corders, strings, accessories, cash by selling things you no Fort» t Accattone* Miras tubo» tic ; Ouorontaod Raparing J Storage ' FRONTEDOW ORK « k r* books, thousands of hard-to longer use with a fast-action jacket and all fittings. All in excellent condition for only or appointment, call | RALIIOH■COLUMBIA 3 0 % V find albums, (all at very low Classified Ad. Call 355 8255 8266 0-1 4 27 (91 MOTOeiCANE - FUCH . O d d s iz e s t o o r d e r $1,250. 487 3096 after 6 p.m. prices). Private and group S 5 5-1 161 : Ovallty I I (yoodi at reasonable 1 S T U D E N T D IS C O U N T c ,f T ® . pfkM" («Il ottombled I chocked ou«) I lessons on guitar, banjo, 4972NarthwiedDr. O N ALL W O R K Phone 3 4 9 -0 4 3 0 mandolin, all styles. Gift cer A iin ils (Itt light ». «I Negodarn off Or. River)!1 J«»t: 337-0361 ». icnl; 464-0363 i 4 0 5 C h e r r y A K a la m a z o o W IT H I.D . 4 6 6 3 A rd m o re tificates. Expert repairs-free estimates. EL D ER L Y IN Service 7 1 7 S. P E N N S Y L V A N IA A U S T R A L IA N SH EPARD P h o n e 487 • 4995 STRUM ENTS 541 East O k e m o i, M ich ig a n 4 8 8 6 4 pups. Excellent quality and *!LW L Grand River. 332-4331. pedigree. (6161 897 7660. FOR Q U A LIT Y stereo ser­ INTERIORS STUDENTFURNITURE PHOTOGRAPHY REALESTATE C 20-4 28(13) 8-5-4 (3) vice, THE ST E R EO SHOPPE, 556 E. Grand River. R e iid e n tia l SW IF T ST E R E O Microscope AFGHAN PU PPIES, 16 C 20 4 28(3) Model 90. Excellent condi­ weeks, A K C wormed, shots, ( C o m m e r c ia l tion. With case. $165. 372 OKI $100. 393 1395. 5 5 3 (3) : 4069 after 6 p.m. WEEKLY I Ita. *»# X -5-5K 4) BO U VIER D E S Flandres, nice T V - t T IR IO pet and protection. Black, 10 I kfw 'n SERVICE SPE C IA LS ItaKd* vS J s J W . ■ S ) month, female, $100. 371 D ISC O U N T , NEW , used desk, chairs, files. B U S IN E S S 5242 E 5 5 3 15) •turntable overhaul I ta»* PILLOW TALK I r r it a n t C o lo r a n d B la c k EQ U IP M EN T CO., 215 E. •cassette tape I Hud« E ra teo te’ has low co*t student furnishings a n d W h ite : Kalamazoo, 485-5500. 0-2-5-1 MobileHorns a« recorders decks IB 351-3617 I 'Will» eJ©§o§i ni largo bean bags, soft and sen­ sual pillow furniture, lorge TV S 2f o r US) G IB S O N A M PLIFIER. 2 A M H E R S T 1973, 12x50, two * 1 9 I*« + parts The R e d Estate P lo ce 161S E. M ich. Ave., la m in g floor sitter pillows. B«riniti 5 0 0 0 s hagadom. east bnsrrg channel. G-50 Model. 80 watt speakers. $150 or best. 669 bedrooms, $4995 or best offer. Beth 337-1301 days or (standard overhaul only) — c o ll n o w — It« * PH <517)480-2508 Frondor 351-1767 2 2 0 A lb e r t S t. 3 3 2 -3 0 2 6 3331. 5-5-214) h 485-9557 evenings. 3-4-28 (5) 18522886 Ito» PHOTOGRAPHY CARPETCARE G U IT A R ELECTRA. Double A M E R IC A N 1974 - 12 X 60, pick up. Solid body. Hard 2 bedroom, 10 X 12 shed, 8 X LINK 332-5554 case. $100. 669 3331 17 dog pen, 655-1489. Z O O M IN O N THEYaLOWPAGES 2 4-28 (3) FREE L E S S O N in complexioh Priceless Memories ¿P' s t e a m B U S IN E S S ARETHEPLACEID E-5 5-2(3) care. M E R LE NORMAN PA IR OF McIntosh ML-1 C O SM E T IC S T U D IO - 321- at a reasonable price. 'e x t r a c t io n . stereo loud speakers and K iir iu ( i Sill £3,1 5543. C 20-4-28(3) McIntosh MQ102 environ­ Wedding & fbrtrait mental equilizer. 627-2763. Photography by % ETc / - advertise Bob. 8-5-5(41 A PRIL 27-28-29. 4207 Barton Road. Mar Mor Subdivision. listrictioi Ken & Fran Fruit A residential and commercial weekly BEA T LE A L B U M collection- Hours 9 a.m.-b p.m. St Don- 23 collectible albums, Christ­ • free estimates and all mas album, English releases ids’ Church. Huge assort­ ment clothes, books, ST A R T IN G F IR ST week in 3515197 evenings demonstrations 12 photo albums full of plants, household items. May, group riding lessons. Call for reservations. C R A Z Y C la M M t ** * C A L L J E N N IF E R A T clippings, photos and memo 3-4-2917) c o ll 349-5849 lo r Spring Cleonlng SppCi0| 355-8255 rabilia. I.argest selection of C RIDIN G S T A B L E 676-3710. Call 3 SS-4 2 SS used albums ever - 2000 * t 5-4-28(6) G A R A G E SA LE , 5180 East 355 > 82 S5 l W IL C O X T R A D IN G POST, Brookfield, Saturday b S u n ­ 485 4391. C-5-4 29(11) day. Furniture, bookcase, fil Take up bicycling for fun and ing cabinet, chairs, stereo, fitness. You'll find lots of bike L i s t y o u r b u s in e s s . C a il J e n n i f e r 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 S A N Y O 19 inch color TV, receiver, speakers, guitar, fitness. You'll find lots of brand netlv. Best offer. 353 miscellaneous household bikes advertised in today's 4081 8 5 5(3) items, 351 1642. 2 4 28 18) Classified section) ä r n f y y§Mi (23)W KAR -TV(P BS) PROFESSOR PHUMBLE by B ill Y a te s SPONSORED BY: £e PI H D T. 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