I V O U jM E 7 2 _ N U M B E R 7 1 T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2 . 1 978 M IC H IG A N STATE U N IV E R S IT Y EAST L A N S IN G M IC H IG A N 4 8824 cCarthy cam paign probed », M ARK FABIAN th e v ire p re s id e n t a n d a t r u s te e . Su„Vw.SU«Writer [n lr a l Election» Com m ission is L a n s in g p u b lis h e r a c c u s e d B row n sa y s it w as a c tu a lly P o d d a r. a nd n o t “W a sh in g to n W a tc h ," w hich le n t Me » c h a w * i h « * ,o rm e r in d e P *n - C a rth y th e a d d itio n al m oney. ¿ t a l candidste E u g e n e M cC ar O stm a n sa id th e loan w a s an a d v a n ce illegal csm psign c o n trib u tio n s ,s„1ent of » l u n s i n g b s s e d o f ille g a l g ifts to c a n d id a te a g a in s t a book M cC a rth y is w ritin g a n d th a t B row n m ay b e co n cealin g a d o c u m e n t which m ak e s th is c lear. E r a irm cr bu sin e ss m s n s g e r of W e th in k th e r e m ig h t h a v e been a ClonWatoh" n e w s le tte r, lo c s te d s t in clu d e d t h e s e in h is c o m p la in t to th e F E C . to $20,000 fro m an in d iv id u a l. w r itte n d o c u m e n t t v a t e x p la in e d t h e s itu a s i , filed l he c h s rg e s w ith th e P o d d a r filed s u it in I n g h a m C o u n ty C ircu it S h e a d d e d t h a t th e c o m m itte e s p e n t tio n ," O stm a n said. T im b e r 19". C o u rt in M y c h 1978 a g a in s t B ro w n fo r m o n ey on v ic e -p re s id e n tia l a n d e le c to ra l K en B irch . P o d d a r’s a tto r n e y , sa id B row n Lcomplsint. Brown c h s rg e d th a t: re m o v in g t h e d o c u m e n ts. co lleg e c a n d id a te s a s w ell a s M c C a rth y . m ay h a v e o th e r d o c u m e n ts t h a t e x p la in th e Aumsr Hoddar. p u b lish e r e n d p resi- A c c o rd in g to F E C r e c o rd s , P o d d a r B ro w n m a in ta in s , h o w e v e r, t h a t th e $51,000 loan a s a b u sin e ss tra n s a c tio n a nd H'uhmKton W atch ," c o n tr ib u te d c o n tr ib u te d $200 to th e L a n s in g a r e a Me C o m m itte e fo r a C o n s titu tio n a l P r e sid e n c y no t a c a m p a ig n c o n trib u tio n . ,lf 11,000 FEC lim it on p e rs o n a l C a r th y ’76 C o m m itte e . H e a lso c o n trib u te d d o e s n o t s a tis fy r e q u ir e m e n ts fo r a n a tio n a l B row n a lso c h a rg e d th a t M c C a rth y Candidates- $ 1,000 t o t h e C o m m itte e fo r a C o n s titu tio n a l p o litical p a rty . a rc e p te d illegal c o rp o ra te c o n trib u tio n s r laundered $51.000 in c a m p a ig n P r e s id e n c y /M c C a r th y *76, a n d a n o th e r I t d o e s n o t hold n o m in a tin g c o n v e n tio n s, w hen P o d d a r p ro v id e d $68,000 w o r th of non, for M cCarthy th ro u g h th e $20,000 in u n s e c u re d lo an s to t h e C o m m itte e h e sa id , o r p rim a rie s a s fe d e ra l law r e q u ir e s . a d v e rtis in g for th e C o m m itte e for a State New s D e b b ie W o lf e Kpi'ishington W atch ." fo r a C o n s titu tio n a l P re sid e n c y . H e a ls o sa id it w a s a " s in g le c a n d id a te torthy accepted an illegal c o rp o r a te B ro w n c o n te n d s th e full a m o u n t o f c o m m itte e " a n d n o t a n a tio n a l p a r ty , sin ce C o n stitu tio n a l P re sid e n c y th ro u g h P o d d a r ’s A p p ’s A d v e rtis in g A g en cy . Connie Ludlamlooks through the lower- priced leaf lettuce asanalterna­ ■ 168.000 from an a d v e rtis in g a g e n c y P o d d a r 's c o n trib u tio n s — $21,200 — a n F E C r u lin g s ta t e s m o n ey s p e n t for tive to high-priced, sometimes lowerquality head lettuce. Explanatory LjjivPoddar. v io la te d t h e F E C 's $1,000 c e ilin g on p e rso n a l v ic e -p re s id e n tia l c a n d id a te s is a ls o s p e n t on T h e a g e n cy h as no legal c h a r t e r o r signs are up in some grocery stores to soften the impact ol the high vfailed to r e p o rt a s c a m p a ig n c o n tr ib u tio n s to a n in d iv id u a l c a n d id a te . t h e p r e s id e n tia l c a n d id a te 's b e h a lf. c o rp o ra te e x is te n c e , B ro w n c la im e d , a nd is prices. E on* «ork done by P o d d a r a n d M a ry M e e h a n , t r e a s u r e r o f t h e C o m m it M c C a rth y ’s a tt o r n e y , J im O s tm a n , said ‘ n o th in g m o re th a n a b an k a c co u n t con fcrton Watch." te e fo r a C o n s titu tio n a l P re s id e n c y , to ld th e tro lle d by P o d d a r." a n in d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te h a s t h e sa m e vis fired bv P o d d a r in N o v e m b e r F E C in a l e t t e r t h a t h e r o rg a n iz a tio n "is th e c o n s titu tio n a l r ig h ts a s n a tio n a l po litical F E C re g u la tio n s s ta t e th a t a c o rp o ra tio n Lettuce lovers Imoved copies of s e v era l " W a sh in g to n e q u iv a le n t o f a p o litical p a r t y ’s n a tio n a l p a r tie s a n d is e n title d to e s ta b lis h a n a tio n a l m ay e x te n d c re d it to a c a n d id a te p ro v id e d it ' docum ent? before he le ft. H e c o m m itte e ." a n d t h u s co u ld leg ally a c c e p t up c o m m itte e s e p a r a te fro m t h e c a n d id a te 's is "in th e o rd in a ry c o u rs e o f th e c o rp o r o w n c o m m itte e . a tio n ’s b u sin e ss" a n d if th e t e r m s a r e sim ila r B ro w n a lso a lle g e s t h a t P o d d a r la u n d e re d to th o se re c e iv e d by no n -p o litical c lie n ts . a p e rs o n a l c o n trib u tio n o f $51,000 to B row n c laim ed P o d d a r u s e s A p p ’s A d v e r ­ wilt — but want M c C a rth y th ro u g h th e b o o k s o f “W a s h in g ­ to n W a tc h ." tis in g A g en cy o n ly fo r c o rp o ra tio n s ow ned by P o d d a r a n d th a t th e loan w a s o u t o f th e " W a sh in g to n W a tc h ” lo an e d M c C a rth y a o rd in a ry fo r th e a g e n cy . to ta l o f $51,000 o v e r t h r e e m o n th s in 1976, a c c o rd in g to d o c u m e n ts B ro w n re m o v e d O stm a n said th e a d v e rtis in g a g e n cy is a fro m t h e n e w s le tte r ’s'o ffic e . div isio n of Z ipcode P u b lic a tio n s , a M ichigan By D O N N A BA KU N T h e n e w s le tte r ’s 1976 a n n u a l r e p o r t filed c o rp o ra tio n , a n d s e p a r a te fro m " W a sh in g ­ S ta te N ew s S ta ff W rite r w ith t h e s ta t e s h o w s P o d d a r is th e to n W a tc h ." S h o p pe rs h a ve y e t to douse a b o w l o f d o lla r b ills w ith F re n c h d re ssin g , b u t s o a rin g p r e s id e n t, s e c r e ta r y a n d t r e a s u r e r o f " It w a s not ou t of t h e o rd in a r y for th e m to le ttu c e p rice s a re d ra w in g th e w r a th o f a few- w h o feel $1.19 is to o ste e p fo r a b it o f " W a sh in g to n W a tc h ;” h is w ife, M a y u rik a . is tcontinuedonpage8) g re en . "P e o p le g e t so m ad th e y th ro w th e le ttu c e back because o f th e p ric e s ." said G eo rg ia W ilc o x . K ro g e r p ro d u ce c le rk . L ik e m a n y a re a s to re s . K r o g e r ’s has p oste d sig ns e x p la in in g th a t le ttu c e is e xp e n s iv e d u e to bad w e a th e r in C a lifo rn ia , w h e re o v e r 90 p erce n t o f th e c o u n try 's le ttu c e is C a r te r b a c k s I s r a e l g ro w n . H e a v y ra in s d ro w n e d m a n y p la n ts and washed a w a y le ttu c e seeds, re s u ltin g in a h a rv e s t d e la y. P rice s, w h ic h m a n y g ro c e rs say have reached t h e ir peak, w ill c o n tin u e to be h ig h fo r a n o th e r tw o w e eks u n til th e n u m b e r o f le ttu c e sh ip m e n ts is e xp e cte d to in cre ase . •i a t a n n iv e r s a r y p a r ty M S I fe lt th e im p a ct o f th e p ric e h ik e a bo ut a w e ek and a h a lt ago. w h e n tn e n orm al o rd e r o f 300 c ra te s o f le ttu c e was cu t in half. C a fe te ria s began s e rv in g h a lf as much t* ¡ le ttu c e as u sua l a nd a dd ed m o re co tta g e cheese, g e la tin , colesiaw and canned f r u its to B y R O B E R T B. C l'L L E N I can sa y w ith o u t r e s e r v a tio n a s th e th e m enu. rri W A S H IN G T O N (A P I — P r e s id e n t C ar p re s id e n t o f th e U n ite d S t a te s of A m e ric a P e te r E c k e l. M S U Food S to re s m a n a g e r, said c a fe te ria s w e re t r y in g to ru n th e salad t e r p le d g e d e te r n a l A m e ric a n s u p p o rt for th a t w e will c o n tin u e to do so not ju s t for b a r on a r e g u la r basis, "b u t w ith th e se p rice s, it's d iffic u lt." I s ra e l M o n d ay in w h a t I s r a e li P rim e a n o th e r 30 y e a rs , b u t fo re v e r." A c ra te o f 24 heads o f le ttu c e n o rm a lly costs M S U $4 o r $5. b ut th e p ric e has ju m p e d M in is te r M e n ac h e m B eg in c alled "o n e o f th e In his re s p o n s e , B egin to ld J e w s in th e to $18, E c k e l said. g r e a te s t m o ra l s ta te m e n ts e v e r." a u d ie n c e th a t , a f t e r his h alf-h our p riv a te R e s ta u ra n ts such as L iz a rd 's U n d e rg ro u n d . 224 A b b o tt Road, have n ot ra ise d th e C a r te r a n d B egin, ig n o rin g t h e i r c o n tin u ­ ta lk w ith C a r te r . “M ay I tell yo u, b rin g in g p ric e o f salads, b u t a re lo sin g m o n ey because o f th e p ric e o f a c ra te o f ie ttu c e . in g d iffe re n c e s o v e r M id d le E a s t p eace y o u good tid in g s , w ith all m y h e a rt: T h an k "W e 're a u g m e n tin g th e le ttu c e p o r tio n o f th e salad b a r w ith spinach, e n d ive and policy, c e le b r a te d th e 3 0 th a n n iv e r s a r y of G od, th e s e d isc u ssio n s a n d ta lk s a re ro m a in e le ttu c e ." L iz a rd 's m a n a g e r K e n H a rd e r said. I s r a e l’s f o u n d in g a t a re c e p tio n on th e S o u th c h a ra c te riz e d w ith f rie n d sh ip a n d u n d e r " W e 're h o p in g th is is te m p o ra ry , because w e ca n 't ta k e it m uch lo n g e r." H a rd e r L a w n o f th e W h ite H o u se. s ta n d in g . T h e r e is a fee lin g th a t A m erica la m e n te d . H e could n ot e s tim a te how m uch re v e n u e th e re s ta u ra n t lo st, b u t w as h op in g a n d I s r a e l a r e in se p a ra b le frie n d s a nd A C a r te r s a id h e w ould a p p o in t a co m m is­ allies." f o r a p ric e d ro p , since he is p a y in g $22.95 fo r a c ra te o f le ttu c e th a t n o rm a lly costs sion to r e p o r t to him o n e s ta b lis h in g an $7.50. to A m e ric a n m em o ria l t o t h e J e w is h v ictim s of t h e h o lo ca u st o f W o rld W a r II. " T h e p a s t b r u ta lity a g a in s t th e J e w is h p e o p le th ro u g h o u t t h e w o rld a n d th e W h ite H o u se p r e s s s e c r e ta r y J o d y P o w ell s a id a fte r w a r d s t h a t C a r te r a nd B egin d id n ’t h a v e tim e to go in to s u b s ta n ­ tiv e d e ta il a b o u t th e d iffe re n c e s th a t ex ist " I n a co up le o f w e eks le ttu c e w ill be d ir t cheap because th e m a rk e t w ill be flooded a g a in .” he said, n o tin g th a t M e x ic o and F lo rid a w o u ld soon p ro v id e o th e r sources fo r le ttu c e . T h e S m a ll P la n e t. 225 A n n S t.. se rve s a c o m p le te v e g e ta ria n fare b u t has n o t raised ' ’I ' u ltim a te tr a g e d y o f th e h o lo ca u st a re b e tw e e n th em . salad p ric e s d e s p ite a loss m a n a g e r B ria n B a r tle y a ttrib u te s to a tw o -to th re e -w e e k i r - - e v e n ts t h e J e w s will a lw a y s re m e m b e r, bu t A s k e d if th e w a rm th of th e ir rh e to ric d e la y in le ttu c e sh ip m e n ts. th e y a r e a ls o le s s o n s w h ich th is c o u n try a n d in d ic a te d a n y s u b s ta n tiv e c h a n g es. P ow ell " I t 's a c o u rte s y to th e c u s to m e r," he said. "M o s t places o p e ra te a t a loss o r b re ak all t h e civ ilized w o rld sh o u ld n e v e r fo rg e t," sa id no. " T h e s e d iffe re n c e s w hich exist even u n t il th e s u p p ly g ets b e tte r ." t h e p r e s id e n t s a id . w e r e n o t allo w ed to in tru d e " on a B u t fo r s u p e rm a rk e t cu sto m e rs, th e m a x im seems to be “ it th e y w a n t it . th e y pay fo r t ■* c e le b r a to r y o ccasion, h e said. D u rin g th e r e c e p tio n , s e v e r a l h u n d re d it . " B egin, a f t e r lu n ch in g w ith S e c re ta ry of in v ite d A m e ric a n J e w s s a n g tra d itio n a l N e ith e r K ro g e r's . M e ije r's . T h r if t y A c re s o r L a r r y 's S h o p -R ite re p o rte d a ny S t a te C y ru s R. V an ce, s a id th e tw o H e b re w s o n g s a n d a p p la u d e d . d ecrease in sales, even tK o u gh th e le ttu c e ra n ge d fro m 89 ce nts a t M e ije r ’s to $1.19 at g o v e rn m e n ts h a d a g re e d to d is a g re e o v e r C a r te r s a id t h e d is a g r e e m e n ts h e h a s had L a r r y 's S hop R ite and K ro g e r’s. th e C a r te r a d m in is tr a tio n ’s p ro p o sa l to sell w ith B eg in will n o t c h a n g e th e fu n d a m e n ta l S alespeople to o k th e b ru n t o f m o st co m p la in ts, and one d is g u s te d m an called Ed w a rp la n e s to S a u d i A ra b ia a n d E g y p t as nrepnoto A m e ric a n s u p p o rt fo r I s r a e l. 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T w o p u b lic h e a rin g s — one r e g a rd in g th e p ro p o se d lev e lin g of A stud y p re p a re d fo r the city by B u rke A ssociate s re co m ­ h o u se s on A lb e rt S tr e e t to m ak e w ay for a p a rk in g lot - will be m ended a surface lot he b u ilt on the site and the c ity p la n n in g h eld by th e E a s t L a n s in g C ity Council to n ig h t at 7:30 in th e E a st co m m ission v o te d 5 to 3 in fa v o r o f th is re co m m e n d a tio n . p i c o u rt r u le s r e p o r te rs n o t lia b le L a n s in g P u b lic L ib ra ry , 950 A b b o tt Road. In o th e r business, c ity coun cil w ill co n sid e r an o rd ina n ce T h e firs t p u b lic h e a rin g will involve e s ta b lis h in g a uniform a m e n d in g th e E ast I.an sm g C ity Code to in clu d e han Jio ap p ers bicycle c o d e fo r In g h am . E a to n a nd C linton C o u n ties. w ith in th e classes p ro te c te d against d is c rim in a tio n . 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Includedin the bus is amethane •Sun Day School forum. Technical alterna­ MAY 4 •Passive architecture L a n s in g C o m m u n ity C ollege will contributetotheoccasionwith . t t o n chicken manureandseveral solar heating tives and social options of social energy 2 5 p.m. MSU •Social, economic and political issues so la r e x h ib itio n s and show s to be held at thecomplexthroughout irnll will be operating west of the Engineering •Thematic program on energy studies •Wind power Voc Tech Bldg. 10 a m 4 th e w e ek . iw I„itie, a nd a waterwheel will beturning at the E X H IB IT S 332 Union Building 12:40, 1:50. 3:00 and 4:10 p.m. p.m. It w ill a lso be th e departurepointforbustoursofsolarhomesin r.ipids n e a r WellsHall, •Water wheel in Red Cedar CAPITOL COMPLEX PLAZA •Films and Slides: solar power and th e a re a . v «.unset on W ednesday students plan to have* •Sterling engine •Local political issues 9 a.m. •Michigan solar installations Voc Tech Bldg. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. >im I lay p lan n e rs say th e activities will lend > festive . - k s and m im e perform ancestoworshipthesunJ •Information bus with rooftop solar col­ •Michigan Music Month, High School •Kite contest: Go Fly a Kite Day 9 a m 5 a tm o s p h e re to th e m ore se rio u s concernsoftheworld'sdwindling ..»»•made k ite s will b eflown between Wells Hail lector •Windmill in action Bands 11 a.m. p.m. e n e rg y supply and will e m phasize th e needtoutilizethesunfor (V n te r. Everyoneisinvitedtocom eandfly' •Stage Theatre Performance 1 p.m. RIVERFRONT PARK m o re tha n re c re a tio n . •Bogue Street bedroom windowbox solar heater EXH IBITS C it iz e n s lo b b y in g for legislation to stimulate the more rapid ■he highlight o f theday will be a "Sun Day •Energyefficient housingmodels •Political Energy forum 1:30 p.m. •Music 3 p.m. •Windmills in tro d u ctio n o f so la r e n e rg y inMichiganwill beginonWednesday. theWells Hall International •Solar Collectors Th .- lo b b yin g coincides w ith th e co nsiderationof theMichigan r . t;iTimn 2 p.m . in •Energybicyclethat pedalspublicaddress •Local political issues 4 p.m. > o la r In co m e Tax C re d it B ill in theHouseTaxationCommittee. system •Devil's Dreamers music 6 p.m. •Wood Burning Stoves -x . • ..n T h t Technical Alternatives” will beled •Composting Toilets T h e b ill w ould giv e M ichigan h omeownersanincometaxcredit MAYS •Energy saving devices .. ang. director ofthe(enter for Environmental of 50 p e rce n t —u p to $3,000 —o fthecostofasolarorwindenergy CAPITOt COMPLEX PLAZA CAPITOL COMPLEX PLAZA co lle ctio n sy ste m . Credit w ould la st fiveyears and decrease6 MAY 7 ii'M'n andRoland'Zapp. instructorsofelectrical •Sunrise festivities at 6 30 a.m. on front •National political issues 9 a.m. ICC p e rce n t a fte r each y e a r. r’ • : Hawley of chemical engineering: and Fred steps of Capitol •Michigan Music Month, High School •Bus tours of local solar heated homes ■agricultural engineering will make up the •State political issues. Governor Milliken Bands 11 a.m. Voc-Tech Bldg 10 a m and 2 p.m. A com panion bill w ould give b u sin e sse s sim ila r credit toward 9 am •Stage Theatre Performance 1 p.m. •Films and Slides: solar power and th e M ich ig a n swingle B usiness Tax. x.„«.sumon"TheSocial Options" will followat •Michigan Music Month, High School •Political Energy forum 1:30 p.m. •Michigan solar installations Voc Tech M ich ig a n S o la r E n e rg y A ssociation member Patrick M. Lyons iired by WilliamCooper, professorofzoology Bands 11a.m. •Music 3 p.m. Bldg. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. sa id the sig n ific a n c e o f Sun D ay w ould makeit appropriateforthe H o use T a x a t io n C o m m itte e to vo te the legislation out of M at c o m m itte e fo r th e c o n sid e ratio n of th efull House. E n v iro n m e n ta l w ill in clu d e Ronnie "B ecause o f th e tightlegislativeschedule, i»lessor o f h um an im m e d ia te ac tio n isneededtoassuretim e and T h o m a s E d e n s for both h o u se s to act this year," Lyons ng. said. >un D ay School" B a n k p r o p o s e d f o r c o - o p f u n d i n g i the A nth o n v Hall T he C a p ito l will also be thesiteofentries ByJl LIEGILBERT in th e " D o - I t o u r s e l f Solar Power Show." ¡,hr«.«, s y ste m fo r th e in late M ay or earlyJune. not intheco-op'sbest interests. East Lansing coops may soon receive D a n iel Loveless, o f the Bogue Street Also included intheco-opbank bill is a A rb o r C o o rd in a to r for th e N o rth A m erican T h e p u rp o se of theshowistogive lo cal ¡».w ered by a b a tte ry previously hard-to-get loans for expanding h o u sin g co o p in East Lansing, said that possible Self-Help Development Fund S tu d e n t C o o p e ra tiv e O rg a n iz a tio n . "T h e re c h ild ren and adults an opportunity to p um ping a bicycle property, services, supplies and repairs if coop bank loanswould gotoward renova­ directed toward low income, distressed is m o re p o te n tia l for h o n e sty a nd no d isplay their best designs and m odels of the coop bank bill, awaiting U.S. Senate tio n co sts. He said new support beams, areas. In the House-passed version of the in ce n tiv e to fool th e c u s to m e r. Co-ops w ay s to h a rn e s s theSun'senergy. w* r' is one of th e o ld est approval ispassed. e le c tric a l r e w irin g , stormwindows, paint, bill, thisfundwouldtotal $250million. The rec o g n iz e n e e d s a n d th e n p ro v id e , r a th e r rv'\ kno w n . K oen in g said, The proposed bill lS1010) intends to a n d e x p a n d in g facilities are necessary to Treasuryiscallingfor aninitial $25million th a n in clu d in g false d e m a n d s." Though o rg a n iz e rs h a v e sa id Lansingwill it-riveil from th e su n via establish a national consumer cooperative a c ce p t n ew members. andupto$25millionineachofthenext two " S u rv iv a l of co-ops is b ased on m ain ta in ­ be th e s ite of th e Midwest’s largest >•!. he ex p lain ed . bankwithupto$300millioningovernment " D u e to lackof funds there isageneral years. ing tie s w ith th e co m m u n ity ." R andy o rganized S un D ay celebration, peoplein :ki > to illu s tr a te th e seedmoney available to housingand food fee lin g of apathy because these things Areasupporters, whohavethebackingof E v e ieig h , of th e E a s t L a n sin g Food Co-op, co m m u n ities all a c ro ss the country are ■ting and c o n c e n tra tin g cooperatives. a re n 't g e ttin g done," Lovelesssaid. Sen. DonaldReigle, DMich., viewthe bill said. H e sa id he be lie v e s th e co-op bank will m ak in g p lan s of th e ir ow n. ! :t is as e fficient a s fo ssil Ideally, after paying back government LovelessalsospokeoftwoEast Lansing help fund th e food co-op to k e e p p ric e s low seedmoney plus market rateinterest, the asapositivestepforco-ops. Onceco-opsare a nd t o su p p ly m o re p ro d u cts. :inl "W he n y o u h a v e to co-ops, Phoenix and New Com munity, abletoshowthecooperativebanktheyare S olar a d v o c a te s will hold a welcoming power for fossil fuel bank will becomeaprivate institution run whicharenowbeingrentedfromnon-co-op asoundbusinessandasaferisk, it will be "B ut a frie n d ly a tm o s p h e re w ith s tro n g c e le b ratio n W e d n esd a y on th e top o f eh>.w v alu ab le o u r fossil byco-opsusingitsservices. landlords. He said he is hopeful that the easierfor themtoobtainloansthanisnow co m m u n ity tie s , w h e re c o n su m e rs a re C adillac M ountain in M aine — where the The National Consumer Cooperative co o p bank, ifestablished, w ill provideloans possiblefromcommercial banks, supporters m e m b e rs a nd given o ne vo te each at sun s first r a y s touch th e U.S. Maturing th e s u n w ill be BankwouldbelocatedinWashington, D.C. m e m b e rs h ip m e e tin g s, will p e rp e tu a te com ­ largeenoughtosecureownershipof those say. i’k. RHA will sho w sh o rt l,oans would be distributed directly to co-opsandthuspreventingrenting. m union e v e n if o u r p ric e s m u st rise ," L a te r in th e m orning, NewYorkers w ill co-ops from there. Regional banks may Advocates of the bill also see it as a E v e ieig h said. be a ble to e n jo y asunrise concert at the he r e g u la rly sc h ed u le d "W e w ant out of rental housing," Love­ progressivemovetowardsocial change. O p p o n e n ts of th e bill a re said to be sm all ill he g iv en o f th e M S U eventually bedevelopedif theneedarises. less sa id . H e addedthat hebelievesrenting Consumers arepart owners of coopera b u sin e ss re p r e s e n ta tiv e s , big business, U n ited N ations. TheSenateisexpectedtovoteonthebill im p o se s toom any"compromises" whichare live businesses, said Stewart Kohl. Ann c o n s e rv a tiv e o rg an iz a tio n s, and la rg e food In C hicago, p lan s a r e underwaytobuilda s to r e chains. huge c o m m unity greenhouse, and labor “I ’m not s u r e w hy co-ops need a s e p a ra te unions in s e v e ra l c ities a r e stagingralliesto ken makes bid for Nelson’s Senate seat in stitu tio n to borro w from w hich is subsi dized by th e g o v e rn m e n t." said Lee K n u tso n , p re s id e n t of th e M ichigan N ation call for m ore so la r jobs. Sun D ay can be w h a te v e r kind of day al B ank of D e tro it. p a rtic ip a n ts w a n t it to be. ByM\7.lOM.LUPO theAug. 8primary. "Thefirst stepwhichmust betakenisfor brought about by Nelson’s "recently re­ K n u ts o n , a lo n g w ith m any a re a b ankers, Sute „suffWriter Owen rret with the press Monday and theSenatetoput itsownhouseinorder,” vealeddifficulties." h a s h e a rd of t h e co-op ban k bill but said he O ne p e rs o n h as s u g g e ste d hanging the P ns,n*t 1 ity ( ouncilm ember Larry saidheisconfidenthewill wintheseat ifhe hesaid. "It ispasttimethat theactivitiesof Nelsonisunder investigationbytheFBI d oes not know to o m uch a b o u t it. w o rld 's la rg e s t so la r clothes dryer — a PtGDOunri <1 Monday he w ill challenge getstheDemocraticnomination. lobbyists bebrought intotheopen, that a for a $5,000 loan he accepted from a R e s u lts m ay include m o re m oney going to coast-to-coast line to be uponWednes­ set pbem Sen Earl N elson for the 24th He is expected to conduct a strong strongcodeof ethics beadopted, andthat dog-racing advocate 11 weeks prior to c o n su m e rs r a t h e r th a n sto c k h o ld e rs and d ay. O th e rs a r e p lan n in g funeral servicesto /Gtate S enateseat. campuscampaignincludingsecuringabsen­ tight controls be placed upon legislators' introducinglegislationtolegalizethesport. lo w e re d p ric e s d u e to c o m p e titio n such as m a rk th e e nd of th e petroleumera. An ice L 5^ r,)nsirieringabidagainst tee ballots for students registered in the expenseaccounts." Owenwill likelybefacingcompetitionin w ith food s to r e co-ops. c re a m p a rlo r in San Francisco is giving Irmurrat for several weeks district but living elsewhere during the theprimaryfromnotonlyNelson, but East a w a y fre e "S un Day sundaes.” “isdecisionknownMonday. summer. Headdedthat hewill publiclydisclosehis "Co-ops can w o rk a s y a r d s t ic k s to Jessaidearlier hefloatedrumors sourcesof income, investments andassets Lansing beauty shopowner Patricia Nor­ m e a s u re p ric e s a n d force th e r e s t of th e In su p p o rt of national Sun Day, the Owenwasthetopvote-getter inthe1975 and liabilities by June 1. The House of fleet. econom y to p e rfo rm b e tte r ." Kohl said. D e p a rtm e n t ofEnergyissponsoringasolar ■ iscon«sifit*ringrunning togauge East Lansing City Council elections and Republicansinterestedintheseatinclude "h o tlin e" inform ationservice, knownasSun %"■■■ ' district. " * drewstrongsupportinstudentprecincts. A Representatives, he added, has already O n J u ly 14. 1977. th e U .S . H ouse ve rsio n showntheSenatehowit cancleanhouse. WilliamSederberg, former InghamCounty of th e bill sn u c k by w ith a close 199 198 D ial. In fo rm a tio n onw indmills, woodburn­ a o l T * awm«ker andmayor number of students took part in his Republican Party chairperson and Ai vote. S in c e th e n , th e S e n a te v e rsio n p assed ing s to v e s o r hot air b alloons, and howto l : ans,nKresignedhispost campaignandareexpectedtodosoagain. Owen said his campaign will address Nerdrum, anoptical shopowner. th e S e n a te B an k in g C o m m itte e 10 5 on g e t in touch w ithothersinterestedinsolar . J wurancecommissioner for the Owen saidhecouldbringtothe Senate issuesofconcerntopeople. OwenhasalawdegreefromtheU-Mand A p ril 6. T h e bill m u st now d e a r th e S e n a te e n e rg y is a va ila b le throughthehotline. The sjjranjfBureauFridaytorunin the“newrespect it sobadlyneeds. The decision to run, he said, was not didhisundergraduatestudiesat MSU. (continuedonpage8) toll fre e n u m b e r is800 -621-3190. DISCO Dance FUN the Utah n ( S n t u r i l n y NiOht F e v e r ' ' C a tch t h e l e v e r a i D e M e l l i o ’s ! »»» Learn the D ip s -th e S p in i- thè S m ooth B re a k s - the Fancy T u r n s - th e Jazzy F o o tw o rk ! D IS C O a BA LLRO O M C L A a a ia ro o c o u o L ia $ 3 p e r h o u r le ts o n 6 o r 8 le s s o n s e rie s CALL TO ENROLL N E W CLASSES O P E N F O R E N R O L L M E N T ; S u n d a y 6 p m a n d 8 p m ■S a tu r d a y 2 p m a n d 9 p m Tuesday 6 pm and 9 pm * M onday 9 pm lo c a t e d Vi b lk . f r o m E. G r a n d R iv e r in L a n s in g D e M e llio s c h o o l o f dance A lif t fo r S un D a y is n o t d e s ig n e d ( h a n d ica p p e d to r e - e le v a t s t h e s u n to th o f ir m a m e n t o f t h e g o d s . B u t it is in te n d e d to c o m m e m o ­ r a t e o u r b ia s in g n e ig h b o r a s a s o u rc e o f c h e a p , c le a n , b o u n d le s s e n e r g y — t h e k in d o f e n e r g y A m e r ic a a n d t h e A w o r ld w i l l n e e d in t h e d e c ­ ades a h e a d as m o re co n ­ v e n tio n a l s o u rc e s o f fo s s il f u e l b e c o m e s c a rc e r a n d m o r e e x p e n s iv e . sivs black t ] their enemie toman's incre household, tur tproposal claims fonce economic! lUon from the 1 Vr be half trui «omen who mai pdf with higher p »rue for blacl lift, » ith 65 p ¡ug»omen with her spianati t P on o ers the J mixing 1mother conte 1 rwhite women t silvery experi prevaler »respond to a " feiily. the novelt Lee is also an exp litem the reaso ire starts, the ft m meat nationwide et ol 16-to 21-yea ledge in favor of lerrent said they Me of another ra onGrand River. CouncilmemberOwl nbably would n V IE W P O IN T : A L B E R T S T R E E T P R O P O S A L arguedthat if Grand River istobJ crossableand not toencourageadd : young peo| traffic, then two lanes ineachdifl | or. personal invt ought to be the preferred alter! Fitting pieces in the parking jigsaw ThereforetheAlbert Streetlotcould theGrandRiver problemabitless.I But thecity alreadyhasaloton I relationship, the keptsve atmospher ftiwallv. blockof Albert, lot #7. Onemayai someone is going this lot is not developed for theJ edge parking? A sizeablerampsin theonenexttoJacobson'sonCharlei not only solvetheproblemofeastern I re going to social parkingbut permit evenbetteruti ofthe500blockofAlbert andremol fromGrandRiver. Inaddition,thern moneymaking proposition for thl whichapparentlyhascloseto$200,11 parkingfundwhichcouldbeusedM theparkingstructureoverpresentI One justification for theeastern parkingisthatstudentsparkuptheI between Albert and Grand River1 FR E D VAN H A R T E SV E LD T extent that residents, includingsti cannot parktheirowncars. Onesun hasbeentoissueresidentparkingm Magic- yes, it can exist The city council favorsaplan toreduce GrandRivertotwolanesineachdirection, as it presently is beyond Delta St. and and begin towingcarsintheBiilefl I would be interested inknown answers and reactions to someofl alternatives and possibilities. I hofl beyond Bogue St. This plan would have hearingsprovefruitful. I somecurbcutsforCATA buses, but would P erlsiadt is on ossociofo profeuor ot sol workbest ifaccesstoparkingdidnotoccur an d com m unity health at MSU I The State News Editor-in-chief M anaging Editor Opinion Editor Special P ro jects Editor City Editor Campus E ditor W ire Editor D O O N ESB U R Y YOUR.PRAYERSHAVH 390 IBSOF THAVSRIGHT, MIKE. BEEN ANSWERED, STEAMING IN THEEIGHTHAND BOBBY BOY! GUESS SAMOAN! OUR J NINTHROUNDS, DRAFT WHOJUSTSIGNED FRONTHOUR I THEMBOTH! WERE WITH YOURS TRULY? PROBLEMS * STILL UlEAK IN AREOVBR! r n THEMIDDLE! I can write now/two days ago that yesterdaywasmybirthdayand, atthetime flterracial couples face mixed reactions 8« TRACY REED mur derision h u t j u s t d o n 't Jim’fi"""'" w h ite s e c r e ta r y from While society is more accepting, M ichigan’s anti-m isce g e n a tio n law s w e re re p e a le d by 1888. Social barrierstointerracial marriageare htr< H h i' frnm h e r p a re n ts a f te r falling along with the legal barriers, ( ,j,.m shout her in te r e s t in Bob, accordingtoDeloresTripp, awhitelawyer whohasbeenmarried to a black Detroit he said h e r g ra n d m o th e r h as disow ned K , rrlitionship face* a to u g h te a t. 23.771. W hat w ould sh e tell a black w h ite couple h e r bi-cause o f Tim. K a r e n ’s m o th e r is so u p s e t ab o u t h e r T h e black w h ite cou p le seld o m d r a w s th e Marcie and Tim were friends for two A p p a re n tly a m ajo r re a s o n for th e th in k in g ab o u t m a rria g e to d ay ? L u l l shudder to th in k t h a t som e d a u g h te r ’s in te rra c ia l re la tio n s h ip th a t n u m b e r o f icy s ta r e s in a u n iv e rs ity years in high school before becoming d ra s tic in c re a se w as a sig nificant U.S. I , them m ight m ak e t h a t s te p s h e ’s s o u g h t co u n sel from th e fam ily co m m u n ity a s it w ould in o th e r p laces. romantically involved. S u p re m e C o u rt decision w hich ra z e d th e b ig g est legal b a rr ie r for in te rra c ia l couples. “I c e rta in ly w o uldn’t a d v is e th e m not to jrrtlo rlia e . proceed." she said. "I w ould give th e s a m e * ,he, .nes are u sed to ex p la in m in iste r. S h e w a n ts K a re n to d o th e sam e. M ost p eo p le in a u n iv e rs ity co m m u n ity "Wereally aren’t that different," Marcie ca u tio n s to th e m as I w ould to a n y couple jit, attraction. Karen said she might go along just to a r e lib eral en o u g h to a c c e p t th e id ea ." said said, explaining that Tim grew up in a inalandmarkdecisioninJune, 1967, the planning to m a rry — to give it som e tim e ." please her mother, though whatever the A n n e tte , a 21 y e a r old w h ite M SC s e c re mostly-white atmosphere. He attended SupremeCourtknockeddownVirginialaws gvs black men c o n s id e r black ministerwill sayprobablywon’tchangeher ta r y w ho h as b e e n d a tin g J o h n , 20, a white elementary schools and did not banning marriage between whites and D e lores a nd L ucius a re o ne of th e luckier lh;,r enemies so th e m en . b e c a u s e mindabout Bob. black S p a r ta n a th le te . develop as strong a black identity as he members of other races. It ruled unani­ black w h ite m a rrie d couples. O th e rs still mously that the statutes violated the face th e h e a t of reje c tio n w ell a fte r Backhome, however, Annetteisn't quite might hacvlaessothsoerw ise. S h a rin g th e sam e oman's increasing d o m in a n c e in th e U h o ld . tu rn to w h ite w om en. "He's really sensitive, kind and consi­ Constitution's 14thAmendment. wedlock. derate,"Karensaid. "WhenI’mwithhim, I as comfortable with the situation. She 'om niddle c io eco n o m ic level also Lposai claims blacks m a r r y w h ite s don'tthinkofhimaswhat heis, but whohe always thought her parents were fairlv ues.tr ihM uarcie te d to com m on in te r e s ts a n d v al­ said. ThecaseinvolvedRichardLovingandhis "I still h a v e n 't m et m y in-law s a f te r six gee economically a n d socially. In is." liberal - until they learnedlast year that black wife, Mildred Jeter Loving, bothof y e a r s . ’ one black w om an com plained to I from the 1970 c e n su s in d ic a te s M a rria g e m ay b e likely, sh e n o ted , b u t "it whomweresentencedby aVirginiajudge E bony m agazine recently. v be half tru e ; 72 p e rc e n t o f th e ju st d o e sn 't fit in w ith o u r p lan s rig h t now ." tooneyear injail for violatingthe state's )n,fn who m arried w h ite m en w ed "I d o n ’t s e e h o w s o m e o n e c o n e x p e c t m e anti-miscegenation statutes. The couple Thecommitmentofmarriageincludesthe [ with higher incom es. T h e o p p o As far as T im ’s f a th e r is c o n c ern e d , it avoided imprisonment by moving to questionof children, andthis "clincher" is rfue for black m an w h ite w o m an to c h o n g e m y fe e lin g s fo r s o m e o n e b e c a u s e n e v e r should. Washington, D.C. oftenmoreseriousforinterracialcouples. It with 6.5 perc e n t of t h e m en t h e y ’r e a n o th e r c o lo r ." — S te v e , a b la c k "H e d o esn t condone lis l black-whiteweddings. th e a re a re a ffirm e d th e u n c o n stitu tio n a lity p r e s s u r e a nd lin gering tra c e s of social tio n is." sa id M a rn e . 20. a w h ite M SC j u n io r or. personal involvem ent in a black you loveaperson, you love them." Steve w h o g o e s w ith T im , a lso 20, a black There were 51,409 black-white married o f th e a n ti-m isce g e n a tio n law s cited by the h o stility to w a rd s in te rra c ia l d a tin g and onship. they a p p a re n tly p ro v id e said. "I don’t seehowsomeonecanexpect D e tro ite r . couplesin 1960, tenvearslater therewere p ro b a te d ju d g e in his license denial. m arria g e , show s th a t th e form erly fiery iptsve atmosphere for p e e rs w h o d a te me to change my feelings for someone T h is h o s tility h a s b e e n s u b tle . M 64,789. J u s t last A u g u s t, d e le g a te s to th e issu e of black-w hite rom ance h a sn 't been snuffed com pletely. becausethey'reanother color. said . T h e co u p le h a s n 't e x p e rie n c e d T h e m o re p re v a le n t union is b e tw e e n a T e n n e s se e C o n s titu tio n a l C o n v e n tio n voted someone is going to d a te in te rra c ia lly . "M y p a r e n ts n e v e r to ld m e w h o I could p h y sical o r v e rb a l a b u s e , bu t th e y black m an a n d a w h ite w om an. T h e 1970 85-3 to e lim in a te th e s ta te ban on in te rra c ia l Som e live coals of a p p re h e n sio n or re going to socialize w ith p e o p le w h o a n d c o u ld n ’t se e." h e said , " b u t th e y w a rn e d c o n fro n te d a " h u rtlin g look" in th e e y fig u re s show 41.223 such co u p les, co m p a re d unions th a t w as in s titu te d in 1870. m is u n d e rs ta n d in g still ra d ia te heat. W A R W IC K PER FO R M S N E W , O L D T U N E S Dionne dazzles Long’s audience ‘U k o r th e d r a g o n ’ m a k e s ByREGINALDTHOMAS a n d th e a u d ie n c e s e e m e d to StateNewsReview«* c o m m u n ica te e a sily . S o e a sily T h e in c re d ib ly d e v a s U ti n g th a t it se em e d a s if s h e a n d th e a n d d y n a m ic D io n n e W a rw ic k L a n sin g a u d ie n c e h a d b e e n a p p e a r e d S u n d a y n ig h t a t th ro u g h th e s h o w a m illion liO ng's r e s t a u r a n t in ¡¿ansing, b ig d eb u t a t A r ts C ir c u s a n d th is in c o m p a ra b le s U r held tim e s. A f te r p e rfo rm in g s o m e o f h e r h e r a u d ie n c e a t b a y w ith h e r o ld e r tu n e s W a rw ic k w e n t in to u n b e lie v a b le ta le n ts . 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P e rso n a lly , I th in k opinions. like J o e F a lls w h o is n o t afra id [y n S p e rt* » r i t r r o n e on th e th ir d hole to m a trh w ith d ivine pow er!! H o w ev er, In te r n a tio n a l’s H re n d a H ego he is a g r e a t w r ite r . I p u t d o w n w h at D a rry l had up his sleeve. to sp eak o u t on s u b je c ts he K sc o tt’s feat. M r. f-alls is a m a s te r o f his a rt T h en M agic ca m e a n d e v e ry C o n cerning his c o v e ra g e of w on m ed a list h o n o rs w ith a 224. his colum n a f t e r r e a d in g it in know s n o th in g a b o u t, c riticize a s h«1sells n e w s p a p e rs . I n e v e r th in g w as beau tifu l! I now re a d M SU. I c e rta in ly feel he d e ­ in a re a s w h e re he h a s no 1 , loujfh v u r lc m l for T h in g s w e r e n 't a s e x e itin g th t m o rn in g w o n d e rin g if so m e m iss his rolum n. J u a n ( l a r d y wax next hiKh th e s p i r t s p a g e r e lish in g e v e ry v o tes a re a s o n a b le a m o u n t of know ledge, a n d c ontinually Ei « m i'" ' k " lf le a m - for th e r e s t «if th e S p a r ta n s as d u'j I’ll h e a b le t o w r ite th e w ay C h ris W a g n er I ¿ „ K a r e n K s r..lt. it L y d rfa m n im fti-u e . th e y ju s t c o u ld n 't g e t on tra c k th is w e e k e n d . A c c o rd in g to fur ( h r S p a r ta n s w ith an HI). 8(1 anil 87 for a 251) to ta l. K srn tl h e ra n . W ith fe e lin g a n d th e a b ility to c a p tu r e th e e n v iro n 441 W. M rD onel Sirs. d e ta il oi th e b a s k e tb a ll gam es. T h e re w e w e re : M SU on top. tim e to us. H e a p p e a re d to be scin tillated by th e M SU b a sk et ball revival and he w ro te an place his foot in his m o u th . I t w as a re v e la tio n to r e a d F alls shut 87. 85. HI for 25«. Su e m e n t of th e s to ry . I M at th e bo tto m . It h as been for th a t v e ry firs t tim e. coach M a ry F o s s u m , th e only I w ish you w ould h av e in especially nice a rtic le on M SU Conlin r a n t e d a 9«, H8. 87 for a long tim e com ing: T h e r e w as J e ff r e y A. R ow e " te a m o f im p o rta n c e " th a t M SU B u t w h a t's in te r e s tin g a b o u t eluded tra ito r J im F itz g e ra ld in ¿65 a n d S h eila T an x rv sh o t 89 e v e n one tim e th e U M g am e S p o rts In fo rm a tio n D irec to r 401 G rove S t. | u . » f in . 'h H l I I 'h in fin ish ed a h e a d o f w a s H ollins t h e l e tte r s w r itte n in is how 9 ], 90 for ¿70. y o u r e d ito ria l. D o n ’t yo u re d id n 't a p p e a r on p a g e o ne a t all! F re d S ta b le y . It's t r u e he is [¡J, Southern In te r C o lleg e w h ich w on th e D u k e p ro u d a n d p o s s e s s iv e o f M SU m em b er w hen S ta te w as bein g s o m etim es critic a l of M SU. but S irs. L lournament at N ow th a t w a s w o rth cele In v ita tio n a l e a r lie r th is sp rin g . m an y o f th e fan s a re . It is blaste d by all his F r e e P r e s s It w a x a I x - a u t i f u l trifp a n d a bratin g ! th e n w e m u st re m e m b e r w e 're T h e high p o int c e rta in ly w as ( l hut one o f the im p o rta n t for th e m to r e a d a n d w e ll o rg a n iz e d to u rn a m e n t." co horts* J his g u tle s s g ra d u a te no b e te r th a n th e nex t school. th e w eek of th e M SU-M inne- ' ol (he tournam ent T h e S p a r ta n s fin ish ed w ith a I. too, grew u p re a d in g J o e b o ast a b o u t th e ir te a m . I t is from MSI f»*|| in Iini- a n d w ro te so ta b a sk etb a ll g a m e in E a s t Foxxum s a id . "T h e y d id a ll F alls. H o w e v e r, w h en I cam e to »Eitott shot a hole in 1,008 to ta l for th e 54 holes, w ay th e ir te a m a n d t h e i r school. I ve been looking fo rw a rd to k i n d s o f n ic e t h i n g s fo r ( h e k i d s an e d ito ria l on th e b a rk p a g e of M SU I no lo n g e r did so. W hy L ansing. K n o w le d g e a b le fans 1, 1 5 6 vanle iith th hole. b e h in d F lo rid a In te rn a tio n a l, T h ey d o n ’t w a n t F a lls t o tell J o e Falls and a hot coffee e v e ry ■ . It w a s ij u it e a n e x p e r ie n c e th e p a p e r sa y in g he w as b o th er? All he ta lk e d ab o u t w as knew th a t g am e w as a k ey to w hich w on th e to u rn a m e n t w ith th e m how good M ich ig an is if m orning for y e a rs now . U sually fo r (h e p ir ls . " a sh am e d a n d p rac tic a lly dis M ichigan. M ichigan. M ichigan! th e w hole Big T e n se aso n . A a 917 sco re. th e y feel M SU isn ’t b e in g ow ned h im self from M SU. p<*(> only th e coffee is h a rd to W ell now, J o e , e a t y o u r w ords sm all s q u ib a p p e a re d b u rie d on lEitott's first hole in T h e w om en will tra v e l lo th e t r e a te d fairly. d igest. pl<* like him we d o n ’t need. b e c au se th is is th e a g e of the page 5 or 6 a b o u t th e g am e in "W e d id n ’t s e em to p ro fit B ow lin,; ( ire e n In v ita tio n a l Rick T a srh r aid it * a ' lh '' firs t In a n y c a se , a s th e firs t T h an k God he is a W o lv erin e S p a rta n s ! E a s t L ansing. W hile on page f'aidehyu M S I' g o lfe r fro m o u r m is ta k e s in th e e a rly n e x t W eekend for th eir final now 11 ho|M*l. 416 W onders w r ite r p o in ts o u t, J o e F a lls is C indy F a irb a n k s one in la rg e ty p e - O rr h a s th e namrnt. She used a six r o u n d s," F o s s u m sa id . "W e tu n e up befo re th e N ational Lou A gostini th e m ed ia p e rs o n on e v e ry o n e 's 422 W est F e e Hail S irs. flu. T he colum n in tim a te s how Ikeshot, but she wasn t c o u ld n 't c a p ita liz e on o u r good T o u rn a m e n t, which will he M ay Ionia. Mirh. m ind. H e’s th e o n ly o n e e v e ry S irs. poor Jo h n n y O r r had th e flu 1(W,n the tournam ent s h o ts . I t's h a rd to ex p la in it." S irs, I have been an M SU a th le te M 17 in C y p re ss. Fla o n e m en tio n s. and th a t is w hy M ichigan lost. R e g a rd in g Jm* F alls. I feel for four y e a rs and alw a y s have ijithe magic shot. It w as w ith g re a t satisfa c tio n T h e re could of c o u rs e be no w e a re all v e ry fo rtu n a te to h a te d Falls. H e re is w h a t so m e o f th e th a t I re a d th e s p o rts p a g e of o th e r rea so n . T h e s o called tu rn h a v e a local s p o rts w r ite r of his M ark G em barow ski S p a r ta n s ’ m o st lo y al fan s feel. aro u n d is bull. I t's e a sy to cover Men finish 12th th e F re e P r e s s th is y e a r. Sud a b ility . H is view of s p o rts is B420 Bailev Hall S o m e l e t t e r s w e r e e d ite d for den ly it se em e d a s if th e o th e r w inners! o ften re fre sh in g ly d iffe re n t. He len g th . school up th e r e ' h ad been Bill J a e g e r te lls it like it is. o r a t least how N rs . S irs, d isco v ered . N ow it w as ex c itin g he th in k s it is. You can't R eading for the co n tin u e d on p a g e 8> F o r th e p a s t tw o s e a s o n s , th e w e re from th e Big T en. M SU m e n ’s golf te a m fin ish ed Ohio S t a te w o n th e to u rn a s e v e n th in t h e B ig T en . a n d if th is w e e k e n d 's N o r th e r n Colie g ia te T o u r n a m e n t in W e st La m en t w ith a 1.447 sc o re , P r d u e w a s seco n d , Illin o is fin ish ed th ir d . Iw a s ix th , M in n e so ta Klein, Latter shine at Drake Relays fa y e tte , In d ., is a n y in d icatio n , e ig h th , In d ia n a 11th a n d M SU th is y e a r m ig h t b e n u m b e r Both th e M SU m e n 's a n d G reen e. (¿w en P a tte rs o n , 12th w ith a 1.523 to ta l. L ynn B a rb e r p laced s e v e n th F low ers. M SU 's s p rin t m edley e rs ’ place a n d te a m e d u p w ith th re e . w o m e n 's tra c k te a m s s e n t p a rt ( h eryl G illiam a n d P a m S w ain in th e shot put w ith a th ro w of rela y team finished fifth in Sm ith. K lein a n d K e ith M oore "W e p lay ed b e tt e r and of t h e ir s q u a d s to t h e D ra k e igan w ith a tim e of 1:44.16 43 feet 6 4. T h e S p a r ta n s fin ish ed 12th in 3:22.24. Tonv T a v lo r took Flow­ in th e rela v . sh o w e d m o re c o n sisten c y ." R e la y s in D e s M o in es, Iow a, d u rin g th e s e m ifin a ls . In th e S e n io r c a p ta in T im K lein th e 16 te a m to u rn a m e n t, and coach B ru ce F o ssu m said . "W e th is p a s t w e e k e n d . finals th e y placed six th b ecau se paced coach J im R ib b s’ m en's six of th e te a m s a h e a d o f M SU h ad it g o in g fo r a w hile. I w as W o m e n 's tra c k co ach C h e ry l of a poor hand off. th m d a d s a s he fin ish ed second ‘T h e B ir d ' on d is a b le d lis t plea se d p a rtic u la rly w ith J im F la n a g a n to o k e ig h t m e m b e rs , In h er first o u td o o r ru n of th e in th e 400 m e te r in te r m e d ia te C h rist (w h o p lay e d in h is first a n d th e y e ith e r m a tc h e d o r did seaso n , m iddle d ista n c e s ta r h u rd le s w ith a tim e of 51.3. D E T R O IT i t ’P L — D e tro it specialist D r. F ra n k J o b e in Los to u rn a m e n t). H e sh o w e d a tr e b e tt e r th a n t h e ir b e s t p rev i Su e L a tte r q u alified in th e It w as a heck of a rac e , a nd T ig e rs p itc h in g ace M ark “T he A ngeles. m en d o u s c o m p e titiv e a ttitu d e ." o u s tim e s. B u t F la n a g a n w as 8(H) m e te r e v e n t w ith a fifth Tim h as rea lly b e e n ru n n in g B ird" F id ry c h has b e e n placed lartan teams on road Rick G ro v e r led th e w a y for th e S p a r ta n s w ith r o u n d s o f 76. a ls o p lea se d w ith th e e x p e ri e n c e th e y re c e iv e d . place tim e of 2:08.3. W a rn e s q u alified in th e 5,000 g re a t." B ibbs said. R andy S m ith fin ish ed fifth in on th e d isa b le d list for a m inim um of 21 d a y s. T ig e rs J o b e c o n firm e d an e a rlie r diag n o sis by te a m p h ysicians th a t F id ry c h is s u ffe rin g from " T h e o p p o r tu n ity is good m e te r e v e n t w ith a n in th 70, 76. 79 fo r a 301 sc o re . E ric th e 100 m e te r w ith a tim e of g e n e ra l m a n a g e r J im C am pbell te n d in itis in h is r ig h t s h o u ld e r, w h e n th e y g e t to ru n in a to u g h place tim e of 17:10.5, a n d L isa 10.66. IteofMSl 's team s will face ro a d e n c o u n te r s to d a y , G e rso n d e w a s o n e sh o t b e h in d ann o u n ced M onday. th e sp o k e sm a n sa id . A sim ilar m ee t like th is o n e ," F la n a g a n B e r n placed 11th w ith a tim e v Litwhiler's baseball sq u a d . 2215, w ill tra v e l to w ith a 302 to ta l. C h r is t fin ish ed D e sp ite a n in ju ry th a t side T he m ove follow ed e x a m in a ­ diag n o sis w as m a d e la s t A u ­ said . “W h e n th e y g e t u s e d to of 17:21. 00 to take on Mid A m e ric a n C o n fe re n c e foe W e s te rn at 307, M ark B ro o k s c a rd e d a lined s p rin t s ta n d o u t R ickv tio n of F id ry c h by o rth o p e d ic gu st. th is c a lib e r o f c o m p e titio n , th e y 1in a double header. .‘108. S te v e L u b b e r s h ad a 312 will be m o re re la x e d a n d confi ■Mil »omen s softball te a m will b e a t D e lta C o lleg e fo r a sc o re a n d Hill H e rric k fin ish ed d e n t w h e n th e v g e t to n atio n 1. Diane I'liharri's team is c u rr e n tly 13 13. u p a t 316. als." iDrobacs men's ten n is te a m , fre s h fro m tw o B ig T e n |bpa$! weekend, will tra v e l to M t. P le a s a n t to t a k e on "I th in k w e g o t a b it tire d T h e S p a r ta n s q u a lifie d S u e »Michigan. m e n ta lly a n d p h y sic a lly in th e L a t te r a n d Lil W a rn e s for final ro u n d a n d h ad a bad n a tio n a ls, a lo n g w ith th e 800 ro u n d ." F o s s u m said . m ed le y re la v te a m o f D e n ise A sp e cia l in vitatio n to M SU stu d e n ts. MSG STUDENTS b^ . L e t us h elp you plan y o u r sp rin g nen lall PI? fash io n look w ith sty les fo r both m en an d w o m en . W atch fo r it M ay 4 in th e S tate N ew s. Wa y n e s t a t e u n iv e r s it y CAMPUS A p p lic a tio n « f o r P o s itio n s N o . 1 m o t h e r s e l e c t e d on the ASMSU Radio Board, Parlem entarian, E L K T O N ( I'P I I - M ichigan's 1978 “M o th e r of th e Y e a r" d e s c rib e s h e rs e lf a s a “relig io u s fan atic“ a n d sa y s sh e is p ro u d of sa id . “H o m o se x u a lity is n o t G o d 's d e s ig n fo r t h e h u m a n r a c e , a n d h o m o se x u a ls s h o u ld le a r n t o s u b lim a te t h e i r s e x u a l u r g e s lik e can be picked up n o w in Room 3 3 4 Student Services, and must be returned by May 12, PIZZA an ti-g ay c ru s a d e r A n ita B ry a n t, o p poses th e E R A a n d th in k s m en should w e a r th e p a n ts in th e fam ily. p r ie s ts d o ." B au m an s a id s h e h a s n o th in g a g a in s t c a r e e r m in d e d w o m e n bu t 5 p.m . Tuesday: J e a n B aum an, 62, a M e th o d ist m in iste r w ho b e g a n p re a c h in g t h e t h a t . “W ith all it e n ta ils . I 'd v o te a g a in s t t h e E q u a l R ig h ts faith a t age 15, has ra is e d se v en ch ild ren , all of th e m now m a rrie d . A m e n d m e n t. •Piogiam m ing Board Petition deadline extended to M ay 4 F R E E IT E M NIGHT She s a y s "only th e g ra c e of G od" e n ab led h e r to c o m p le te th e ta s k . “ I'm a s u b m is s iv e w ife, lib e r a te d in C h rist, a n d th in k a w o m a n 's ON ANY SIZ E P izza Jd:ii.iMjrr "A nd. lots of tim e s I p ra y e d . 'Oh God. give m e m o re g race. B aum an, w hose h u sb a n d is a school p rin cip al, te a c h e s S u n d ay g r e a te s t fu lfillm en t is m o th e rh o o d ." (s o rry , n o coupon s! school a nd is a m em b e r of th e choir and Bihle s tu d y g r o u p s a t th e S u rp ris in g ly , B a u m a n sa id s h e d o e s n o t e v e n c a r e m u ch fo r 349 2700 MERIDIAN MAH U n ited M ethodist C h u rch in th is M ichigan T h u m b co m m u n ity . 1 3 1 2 M IC H . A V E . 310 W. GRAND d w om en p re a c h e rs . r MUMIM A N W i t ? MM NM AM EAST ^ She also is an avo w ed a n ti fem inist w ho claim s, "Too m any " I'd r a t h e r h e a r a m a n ’s v o ice." s h e sa id . "I lik e to s e e a w om an 3 37-137 7 m spiu vw Y an.*] w om en w e a r p a n ts a n d try to hoss th in g s, so an in c re a sin g n u m b e r do w h at s h e 's e q u ip p e d t o d o , b u t I d o n 't lik e to s e e a w o m an of m en say 'phooey on w om en' a n d tu rn to each o th e r. T h ey a re * * t h p * o v e rr id e a m an ." w ro n g , h u t th e r e 's help and fo rg iv e n ess for th em . "I love A nita B ry a n t and am pro u d of h e r c o u ra g e ." B aum an B au m a n w a s n a m e d M ich ig an ’s m o th e r o f t h e y e a r A p ril 10. THF jo in in g th e r a n k s o f such n o ta b le s a s M rs. H e n ry F o rd , w h o w on it in 1950. a n d s ta t e R ep . C o n n ie B in sfeld , w ho re c e iv e d t h e tit le last i l O p M J i G RATFFUF CONGRATULATIONS GiuriliJ tOU VE CREATEDt Wjt|| v e a r. T h e n a tio n a l c o n te s t w ill b e h e ld M ay 7 to 11 in D e s M oines. Twilit* 5:30-6:00 *!.“ P G tw ll lt , 5:00-5:30 M" u d fa d _ The McCarthy bid probed THE FEVER IS SPREADING. 1 V V V JB U ■pas ( • • f p 1 1* WAlllt MAIIMAU l OUNOA JACKSOft r AST CARNI Y f il m G roteful Deod Concert Experience iOMN TRAVOLTA f (continuedfrompage1) a d v a n ce c re d it.” O stm a n said . a r e m in iscu le." B irch sa id . “It s e e m s in co m p reh e n sib le to m e Co-op bank proposed Ça t u r o m n i g h T ) . « é y " H o u s e C 3 IIS M O N . Fri 7:15. » 35 Sol -Sun J:J0. 4:00 , |;M ^ 0nceol *50. 1975 Y A M A H A 650 Super waitresses and cooks. Hous- 6 0 8 0 M a rs h Rd. EXPERIENC ED W A IT R E S S r ^ . 1 adì • 3 linei '1 25 per inseritoti condition, extras, $1050, flex ng available Send resume to E S and cocktail waitresses M e r id ia n M a ll A r e a «■„ r im i 0 «»t 3 linei (ptepoymentl ible Call 351 2263 6 5 3(3) S IN B A D 'S RESTAURANT, apply in person between 2 Box 125. Mackinaw City, * 1 4 S p lu s u t il it ie s , G*io$" *••• • * • 4 linM ’ J 50 and 5 p.m P E R R Y 'S OLDE SU Z U K I 250 road bike 1974. Michigan 49701. 3 5-2 (6 ) R , t Ime over t Ime» per iniait.on COZY INN, 1146 S. W ashing­ rack and sissy bar Excellent ’ one bedroom unfurnished j \ „ n «4* ’ 4 lin" * ’2 50 - pet insettion ton, formerly the Grand Zook. *G.E appliances condition 676 2704 after 6 KEY PUNCH operator adding ir par Imaovat 4 linei 14-5 19 (3) p m 3 5 3(6) to our staff. Full-time open­ ’ fully carpeted L|Fetidi adi'Tiensportotlon e dl • 3 linei M 50 ing for afternoon shift. Prefer ’ Air drapes [ »ifiwtlmn 50' pet Ime o*et 3 Ime» EXPERIENC ED O ISCO ’ adjacent to new county Garage cluttered7 Sell those experience on 3742 or 129. teacher, part-time. Also, full­ pork extra bicycles fast with a Call for an appointment Spar­ time male, female ballroom quick action Classified ad 1 tan Data. 393-8630 5-5 5(7) teachers. Top pay for quali­ D e a d lin e s ) ) M i n fied people. Call D E M IL LIO 'S » .jp m I (las s d a y b e f o r e p u b lic a t io n G A M E RO O M personnel. STUDIO, 482 2259 between I v m Ih ç i Young ladies preferred. Good Lpiip'toti Change I p m I class day before Aiti Service / © C O LLE G E M E D IA SERVICES b o x 4 2 4 4 B e rk e le y C A 9 4 7 0 4 12 and 1 p.m. only. pay. benefits and pleasant [ publicot'on 4-5-5 (8 ) working positions. Excellent Ktod *»ordered it cannot be concelled or chonged SUBLET S U M M E R lerm 3 JU N K C A R S wanted Also positions for students, full man, Woodmere Apartment. gntitofter !»t insertion SH A K L E E N E ED S distribu­ selling used parts Phone and part-time. Apply in per­ Utilities paid except electric. t so *' 00charge for 1 od change plus SO per tors, part-time full Time. 337- 321 3651 C 22 5 31(3) E m p lo y m en t i f E w p lo jw n t i f E m p lo y m e n t i f son only C IN EM A X, 1000 337-1418. S-5-5-3 (3) 1373, evenings 393-5059 additionalchongo tor maximum of 3 chonges W Jolly Road 0-22-5-31(8) 5-5-5 (3l fat* News will only be responsible for the 1st M A S O N BO D Y S H O P 812 E 3-BED RO O M furnished for 1 M O T O R C Y C LE S A L E S and W O M A N W A N T E D to live in T EACH ER N EED ED KITCHEN HELP - exper­ doysincorrect insertion Adjustment claims must Kalamazoo, since 1940 Auto 6-men. One block to campus. assembly Experience and and care for one year old M A S O N CO OP N U R SE R Y C O C KT AIL W A IT R E S S ience not necessary. Depend­ femod*"ithm 10days of expiration dote painting collision service Slick. 12-month lease. Start tools required Apply H A S child Free room and board Ft SCH OOL. Prefer degree in wanted Full time, nights ability and a will to work is a jre due 7 doys from od expirotion dote If not American-foreign cars 485 Elementary Ed with pre­ Monday Friday Apply in June. 332-3900 or evenings 0256 C 22 5 31(5) LETT M O T O R S P O R T S salary Call 694-7173 after must. Apply 9 a.m.-11 a.m. or and weekends 332-0978. ndby due dot» o 50' late service charge will 3 5 2i4i 5:30 p.m 8-5-5 (6 ) school or early elementary person at H U D D LE NORTH 2 p.m.-5 p.m PIGEON INN 0-75-9(7) I tiedue experience desirable. Call LOUNGE 309 North W ash­ 4105 N East Street. Lansing, Shirley Herrich 676 2836 ington Downtown Lansmq FULL TIM E and part-time M U R R A Y HOTEL, Mackinac 8-5-10(71 8 5-11 (7) 8 5 5 (6 ! F IA T Owner» sales persons Wanted at Frandor Plant store. H Y A Island, Michigan needs sum mer cooks, bartenders, main N U R S E S - RN or LPN NEED A close, inexpensive Beechwood Min ~ I Ait«otin ^ Why hove we become C Y N T H H O U S E GREENERY. tenance men, piano players N U R S E S A ID E S Full & part charge nurses needed imme­ parking space near campus 7 Apartments Lon»ing» largest F$af re 332 5400 3-5-2(51 and personnel for rotation time needed immediately All diately 7 a m.-3 p.m b 3-11 Phone 372-5762 after 6 p.m. pair »hop over the post few between food service, wait 3 shifts, paid orientation 5 b lo c k s t o M SU p.m. shift. Need strong su­ 8-5-4 (4) IlfWINDOW Van 1977 M O N Z A , 1975 Good con years’ Coll us the next ressing and housekeeping Apply in person at PROVIN HUDDLE W EST. New pervisory type with interest in L a rg e 2 b e d r o o m • I conversion 373-4340 dition New mag tires 349 time your cor needs repair Send complete resume, work C IA L H O U SE SO U T H - lounge, accepting applica­ geriatrics. Paid orientation in Raki m the extra m o n ey you fu r n is h e d | 3 r 663 4721 after 4 4183. 8 5 4 (3) and you II know the ans experience, recent photo, so 2100 Provincial Drive Locat tions for bartender, wait­ skilled nursing facility. Call :an make by selling no- 5 wer You II be pleased with ed off Aurelius Road between S p e c ia l s u m m e r r a te s resses. short order cooks, cial security number and first Mrs. Mily at 882-2458 9 onger needed items with a O L D S 98 1968 Luxury Sedan. our service Mount Hope and Cavanaugh and busboys. Apply in person and last day available to a m 5 p.m Monday-Fnday ow cost, fast actm g Class» 2 b e d r o o m u n i ts ' i a |oi£T WINDOW Van New engine, full power, air, 8 5-11 110» only. 9 a m. 5 p.m Monday- work, to 3969 Penberton, 8 5-4 (91 rgnevery good $175. must see 355 5891 5-5 513) vRiaSNN Saturday 138 S. Waverly, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 ‘«ed A d. Phone 355-8?65 Now loosing for fp »her 6 pm Lansing. M l 5-5-5I8) 8 5-5(16) P A R T T IM E H O ST E S S, DIC T A PH O N E T Y PIST for fall o> low at * 3 9 0 PINTO W AGON 4-speed. A M F M stereo, air, 1974 IIMPORTS cook, bartender Apply busy insurance office. Must For B u t Coll oftor I pm SU M M ER EM PLO YM ENT B A C K S T A G E , Meridian Mall. type 56 wpm steady and R'CE 1971 Must style wheels $1500 651 P A R T T IM E and summer 3 * 1 -0 0 5 3 positions for M S U students, Waitresses, waiters cocktail 8-5 11 (3) accurate. Salary commen­ I appreciate 339 1108 5982 after 6 p.m 8 5 11 (4) 12M Oakland There are plenty of good Call for Appt. 15-20 hours week. A uto­ waitresses Write for appli surate with experience. Fully NIGHT A U D IT O R Position paid company benefits. An buys m the automotive sec­ cation and interview, Mr P O N T IA C F IR E B IR D 1977 IV4-44H mobile required. Phone 339- now open. Good pay and affirmative action employer. tion of today s Classified NEED 1 or 2 females for William Oliver, THE KIN G S sharp, red. excellent condi 3400 C 22 5-31(5) benefits Apply in person, Call M. King. 482-5566 for pages. You'll find the car summer beginning either J PICKUP, 1935 Runs TABLE. Box 146 Prudenville, May or June. Capitol Villa, tion. T top, automatic, cas you've been searching for! Itop1 5500 482 4616. M l 48651 10 5-10 (8 ) between 2 p.m and 5 p.m at appointment. 8-5*4 (9) pool. air. close to campus. sette A M FM stereo $4.900 A V O N EVEN if you can only G O O D U S E D tires, 13 14 15 H O L ID A Y INN E A S T Male best offer 353 8780; 694 work a few hours a week, you 332-6753 Tuesday, Thursday inch. Mounted free. Used female. E 0 E 3 5 2(7) You've got our number . . . 7518 evenings 5-5 8 (6 ) can make them profitable S E C R E T A R Y - LO C AL C PA mornings. 5-5-2 (6 ) fSSl971 blue, 4 door wheels and hub caps. PEN W A IT R E S S E S W ANTED but we don't want you to selling world famous A V O N office, experience type 60 I. power steering, NEL S A L E S . 1825 East Michi ■spring and summer Apply forget! Call 355-8256 to place 2 R O O M east end of campus. P R O D U C T S Call 482-6893. wpm, shorthand. Call 371- F E M A LE E S C O R T S wanted. AM FM cassette S A A B E M S 99 1975 Low gan. Lansing, Michigan Wednesday 5 3. 3-6 p.m. your low-cost Classi­ Available now 1 No lease, call C 5 5 5(6) 4379. 5-5-3 (4) $6 hour. No training neces Must see to mileage, good condition 48912 482 5818 C 22 5 31(6) M A C S B A R 2-5-2 (4) . fied ad! 655-1354 evenings. 5-5-3 i3) sary. Call 489 2278 Nte Cai' 694 6726 $3700 339 3817 5 5 2(3) CANTO S, R E S P O N SIB L E PA R T TIM E Janitorial. Even Z 24-6-2(3) IGNITION P A R T S for your individual to perform light mgs 15 20 hours'week. Own SPITFIR E 1972 Excellent foreign car, in stock at rea maintenance work and mis­ SE C U R IT Y OFFICER, part |f CORONET 1971 cus- transportation 482-6232. new engine, etc 4 speed, sonable prices. C H EQ U ER ED cellaneous duties. Hours time position, evenings and X-8-5 9(4) ocks. new exhaust, good mpg. $1.600 best offer FLA G FOREIGN CAR Monday • Saturday, 9 a.m.-l weekends. Experience help­ lim e 355-7989 349-0697 after 5 p.m. 3 5-4(4) P ARTS. 2605 East Kalama p.m., Sunday 12 p.m.-l p.m. ful. Immediate openings. G E N ER A L L A B O R E R S A N D zoo St One mile west of Apply in person at Lansing Apply in person, M E R ID IA N O FFICE P O SIT IO N S. S O L E X 100 miles per gallon, Campus. 487 5055 Mall only. 8-5-10(8) M A L L office, Okemos VAN 1976 handi If you have access to a phone excellent condition $200 or C 22 5 31(7) 3-5-316) _ (Ö(Quipped many ex and car, you can be sent to best offer or trade 482 5818 P A R T TIM E bartender and 49-9297 9am 11 am. work from your home. One LEGAL A S S IS T A N T Secre­ or 482 9916 C -8 5 10(41 day to one month assign­ short order cook. Apply hr7D.m 8 5-8 i4i tary. Send resume to BIRCH, E m p lo y m en t i f B A C K ST A G E , Merdian Mall. ments period. No Fees. Apply DE A N b H LU C H A N IU K T R U IM PH SPIT FIR E 1970 5-5-514) |VAN 1974 6 cylinder, in person 9-11 a.m., or call L A W OFFICES. 301 M AC. E. Burgandy, convertible, Mich “ very economical, S T A R S H IP E N T E R P R IS E S 372 0880 for more informa­ Lansing, Michigan. 48823 elins, luggage rack, runs D A Y SH IFT cooks wanted. tdandpaneled. Excel needs 3 part time Distribution tion. M A N P O W E R INC., 105 351-1100. 8-5-4 (5) great, good body. $1100 Apply in person only. M ust foon Office 353 Management Trainees. May E Washtenaw, Downtown 353 3483 8 5 914) be neat. A M E R IC A 'S C U P ■tone 3965559 T R A N S A M . 1977 Special advance as full time. Flexible training 1 3 nights per week. Lansing. 8-5-204) RE ST A U R A N T . 220 M.A.C. 5-5-5(41 CEDARGREENS 1 1969. 4 door m ex edition, T top, air. loaded excellent condition 18.000 Excellent tor intelligent busi ness minded individual desir C H EERLEA D ER S. N A S T S . Pom Pom girls (men GYM­ F E M A LE M A S S E U S E want­ APARTMENTS PCOndition Best offer ing management oppor women) Summer jobs, good M O T H E R 'S D A Y miles. $6400 or best offer ed. $8 ' hour. W e will train. r *5 - 351 7631 be tunity Call 323 4084. 355 salaries, travel. (517) 646- n o w le a s in g fo r 339 9973 evenings. 5 5 4(6) 489-2278. Z-24-6-2<3> pSand 10 pm 7801 X 8 5 4 (111 6709. 8-5-514) 1141 s u m m e r & f a ll Sunday 2 C O S W O R T H V E G A Twin DON'T MISS SUMMIH AT Jf WAGON 1970 Runs cam, 16 valve full-infected B A B Y S IT T E R N EED ED East Lansing area, infant. 351 fu r n is h e d a p a r tm e n ts May 14, 1 978 ■ Wines body tusl four cylinder engine. Hand 1150 349-4166! assembled body. Collector's item. 655-4343. F L U M c o 1582 after 5 30 p.m. 6 5 4 (3) C top ciu n gfyam s w im m in g p o o l • a i r c o n d it io n in g H ere's a nice way to t e l l M om...and the rest ot the w o rld ..ju st F E L T S T A IR CHEVROLET 4 6 2 0 S o u t h H o g a d o r n l td . ( N o r th a l M t. H o p a ) w it h in w a lk in g r * 1973 V 8 , 0 4-5-5 17) M CDO N ALD s RESTAU how much you lo re her! .4 special page featuring M Q thiT.i. * luxury apartments completely furnished with distinc­ d is ta n c e t o c a m p u s Hack FM. sound R A N T of Okemos (across tive Spanish Mediterranean furniture and shag carpeting Dau G reetings w ill appear o n Tuesday. May 9th ju s t in time «5 337 0430 from Mei|ers) is now taking fo r us to mail her your special message o f love. To order V O LKSW A G EN 7972, Rebuilt engine. Body C A M PE R , applications for full and part time employment for shifts throughout. eEoch unit has dishwosher. garbage disposal, central air conditioning and heating. 351-8631 uour M o ther's Dau G reeting just complete this form and mail excellent. $2.250. 321 2600. W IT H P A Y M E N T to the State S e w s Classified Dept. «*5 1972 FM, good 5 5 8 (3) beginning at 6:30 a.m. Appli * Swimming Pool ond private balconies ¡Jtav $560'best cants must be available 1 135 M ic h ig a n A v e . Spatial . ______ Si» “ " 1 l ® « 7 X 5 5 4131 through summer. Apply from 4 U M M IR 1 A T M 12 month E. L a n s in g Your Nam *_ V W -VAN, 1975. Excellent 12 month 8 10 a.m. or 2 4 p.m., M on 351-71*4 rates ( n e x t t o B ro d y ) rotes . V j sj6 M° ° n condition. $3,000. Phone 337 day Friday. 6-5-501) Address---- I , ® m"«* loaded. 7630, ask for Jacquie. i»tetolle, 339-9973 5 5-8 (4) -Z ip - P » 554151 CAMPUS NOWLEASINGFOR City----------- 2 5 c h a r a c t e r s p o r l in e P GlC 1977 5 speed - ■<»/ a-speed, casswte, radials AW . —S U/P E R * ™ \ \ e 1973. Automatic, good body and HILL SUMMERANDFALL Print Ad Here:- 1*0 miles $3400 e,’u'ne A M ' f M sloteo. $1800 *2 B ed ro o m s •32*8472 negotiable. Gwen, aftet 5 P m 353-0842. 8 5-5(61 ’ F u rn ish e d A pts. ’ F re e R o o m m ate S e rv ic e ’ tan ln g F ille d l o r F a ll G e t In t h e ■UMMM ONLY ’ D is h w a s h e rs s w im a t Mother's Name— Fall Acre»» f r om S tu d e n ts ’ C e n tra l A ir C onditiom eg THEY WENT William» Hall s h o u l d n 't h a v e ’ S w im m in g Pool Burcham Woods THAT-A-WAY .. .TO Address---------- [ '^ b e d r o o m — 2 bedroom unit» to liv e in d ra b Now leasing for Foil COLLINGWOOD City--------------- -Z ip - “ d e p a rtm e n ts —various floor plan» ’ U n lim ited P a rk in g ’ Heated pool APTS!! little ro o m s. ’ Air conditioning —a ir conditioned ’ P le a s a n t L a n d sc ap in g I ^ A R V IE W T re a t y o u rse lf * 10' but to campus ’ air conditioned -fu rn ish e d ’ Ample parking ’ dishwasher No r w o o d —carpeted th if » u m m e r ’ S p e c ia l 12-month r a t e s Deadlines Friday May Stk Sp.i ’ Nicely furnished ’ shag carpeting —b*»t location in town t o BEAUTIFUL «iv erside a s lo w a s FREE BUS *5 Oiks, to campus ’ unlimited parking 3 lia# fo r $1.50 *2 bedrooms Now leeifo» tor ’ model open daily ,,tol|35l-5647 *160 p e r m o n t h SERVICE Summer »nd Fell 67* e a c h l i n e o v e r ,0rratesand UNIVIM ITY M o d e l O p e n 9 -9 Summer 2 bedroom '1 5 4 Sinner MG5 b ases t im a c i 7 3 1 E ve ry d a y 1 bedroom *184 12 RNMtilS '215 Moil to: Stote News Classified Dept. 4 1 4 M ic h i g a n A PA RTM EN TS le a s in g fo r studios 74S Burcham c a ll 3 5 1 -8 2 8 2 1 347 Student Services Bldg. (behind Roller World E. Lansing, Mi. 41823 ■®Rlcehour» l U 'M i e 731 B u r c h ,im D n ve S u m m e r ( F a ll 351*3111 on tho river I ) Coll 3-4 p.m. (coll between 10»Spm) 351 7 21? C A LL 3 4 9 -3 5 3 0 Rooms For S ate W L i s t 1 F o i s d )! ( f R is ili |( S | UpvtMltS ApartMNts H o is ts K [ 4 B E D R O O M duplex. $260/ SIN G L E R O O M for refined S C H W IN N S U P E R Sport LO ST R E W A R D ! M en’s W O R K TO do in my home; Announcements for It's W hat's S P A C IO U S 2 man apart­ 3 F E M A LE S NEEDEO. S u m ­ month. June 12-September gentleman. Good location, with toe clips. New tubes tire. class ring. M e n’s sports addressing and stuffing en­ Happening must be received in the M SU Railroad CluK I ment, summer sublet. 1 block mer/Fall. $69/month. Karen, ¡¡»taring forme, 12. 351-3728. X 3 5 4 (3) parking. 482 8304. 3 5 2 (3) A fine bike, $95. 355 3829. arena, 4 11. 349 4714, 351 velopes or invitations; etc. State News office, 343 Student from campus. Furnished, air. 351-5212. 3-5-4 (3) Berkshire 1120c E 5-5-4 (3) 0966. 5 5 3 (3) Call 694-3729 and ask for Services Bldg., by noon at least 353-5569. X 8 5 3(4) ,0ni«h',U n „ „ o a ( ^ j L A N S IN G - 4 bedroom T W O R O O M S in nice house Betty. 5-5 5(5) two class days in advance before 2 NEEDED IN 3-man, sum ­ for summer, back yard, pets. BR A N D Y W IN E . O NE female home. East side, garage, S O N Y P.S. 2350 belt drive LO ST FR ID A Y, brown rim publication. No announcements mer, $155 each for entire 332 8700. 8-5-3(31 furnished, lease and deposit. turntable, 2 years old, walnut med glasses (Faberge), cen Take up bicycling for fun and will be accepted by phone. needed for 3 bedroom apart­ summer. 351-9366. BMm su ” SU genpfai S. Chris 484-2164. 8 5 5(5) base, dust cover, includes tral campus. 351 6702. fitness. You'll find lots of bike ment. Starts mid June. 351- S-2-5-3 (3) elections at 2 Dm Ï H R O O M S IN house available. record cleaner, $90. 644 2 5 2(3) fitness. You'll find lots of 7198. 10-5-9(4) M S U Taekwon D o Club meets Gradua Musicians preferred. Close. 0049 evenings. 5-5-2 (6 ) bikes advertised tn today's 2 M A L E S to lease 4-man LA R G E H O U S E for rent near at 6 tonight and Thursdays, Sports 351 9054. 5 5 513) Classified section! Arena and at 10 a.m. Saturday, 16 Cedar Village apartment for Sparrow Hospital. $400/ M SU Rcpubi,,-a N o w le a s in g fall. Leo 355 5352/Rick 355- month. Call Pat 371 2800 or Q U A L IT Y U S E D equipment P irs s iil II/1 M S U F O O T BA LL M A N A M e n 's IM Bldg. 'onryht 337a Case hJi ’ 5363. 8-5 11 (5) 484 6403. 8-5-315) BEA L C O O PER A T IVE has at a fair price with warranty. fo r s u m m e r an d openings for Summ er and Kenwood 120 watt SIN C ER E M ALE. 30, seeks G ERS wanted, freshmen Al Anon meets at 8 tonight, 253 only. Call 355 1616, or 351 B<* Isle Brcvde u , J f a ll E A ST LANSIN G , comforta­ Fall terms. $240 per term receiver $475 mature woman for long term Student Services Bldg. S T U D E N T RENTAL, one 3 6309 after 5 p.m. A sk for Jeff. »I Outrun a ï " " ! ble 1 bedroom furnished. includes room, board, cable Son y reel tape recorder relationship. Reply Box 1243 7.30 lorwjh, 203 M " bedroom and one 4 bedroom 6 5 9 14) C a p ito l V illa Walk to M SU , shopping. TV, air conditioning, washer, $90 E Lansing Post Office. Christian Science Organization en s ] house for rent, furnished. Summer $145, fall $195. 351- dryer and lighted parking. M cIntosh Pre-Amp Z 5 5 5(4) North Campus meets at 6:45 r . bsck— « A p a r tm e n t* Available June 15. 485-0460 4745 5-9 p.m. or 351-4107. Stop by 525 M A C or call C26$349 tonight, 331 Union. 1-5 O ffic e h o u r s 8-5-11 (6 ) after 5:30 p.m. 4-5-5 (5) 332 5555. Z 10-5-12(8) Thorens 145C $195 fy)LM) Tovvx Pme University Harmon Kardon t a M t s P i r s M l |[ j t j United Students for Christ m * t s at 7 Gay I 3 3 2 * 5 3 3 0 SU M M ER SUBLET, new '9ht 3091 S U M M E R S U B L E T with fall LARGE SINGLE, block cam ­ Compact System $175 sponsors Christian icebreakers, Hall w duplex. 5 bedroom, fur option. 2 bedrooms, $220/ pus. quiet, man. summer, fall, HI FI B U Y S 337 1767 gospel concerts and holds weekly nished, negotiable. 315 Stod D E LT A Z ETA proudly an month. 332-4009. 8-5-5 (4) $55. 332 8498 2 5 2(3) O R 22 5-31(12) Bible study at 7 tonight, 210 Summer rntc„lshlps I dard. 353-4019. X 6-5-5 13) nounces its 6 new pledges! H A VING T RO U B LE finding Bessey Hall. Washington D C u I someone to sub-lease V°ur M O D E R N 1 bedroom. Has M IR A N D A 35mm Sensorex II Dana, Rosemary, Celeste, Searching for a saxophone? academic pr0gram apartment for the summer? lett $170 plus electric. 339 S U M M E R A N D fall, 3 bed 50mm Lens, 1.8. Contact at Katie. Mimi, Tracy. WEIcome Find one fast in the Classified Leadership training classes Contact 0 « p ' l Place an ad in the special 2739 or 339-8417. 8-5-9 (3) rooms, furnished, walking home after 5 p.m , 394 5587. to "You r House1" section' sponsored by Campus Crusade for lege Of Urban DpWob„ 1 C L A S S IF IE D H O U SIN G distance, separate leases. 7-5-10 (3) Z 1 5-2 151 Christ held from 7 to 9 tonight, 100 O B J E C T IV IS T LECTURE GU ID E coming M ay 1 1 . 2 X 2 351-4097. B 2-5-3 (4) Engineering Bldg. love and philosophy: Aristo ads - $10. Come up to 347 Student Services and find HASLETTARMS H O U SE S, 12 month lease F or S o le C L A R IO N CA R , stereo, cas S IG M A K A P P A congratu lates their eleven new pled telian vs. Platonic. By Or p'e M e d Club „ „ J ° Dlse»se at 7 „ J sette and radio combination Allen Gotthelf. Call 489 7530 "A re All Meditations Alike?" Natural Science 1 someone to sub lease your SUMMER I FALL starts September 18. (2 bed ges: Brenda, Carol, Chris, plus speakers at M A R S H A L L Introductory lecture on Trans room), 309 S. Misslin $210 M U S T S E L L B S R turntable Z 4 * 5 15) apartment today. LEASING M U S IC . 245 A n n St.. East Cindy, Connie, Julie. Karil, cendental Meditation Program at 8 Medic,'' „ T ' 01 C" !le,)e:)1 S P -10-5-4112) 212 S. Clippert, $195 (4 bed 8 track player, recorder, Lansing. C -1-5-2 (5) Kelly, Patty, Rosanna and A S M S U P R E P A ID Legal Ser tonight, Emmons Hall, and at 3 3 5 1 * 2 0 4 4 room), 1240 S. Clemens, speakers, excellent condition. Sue. Z 1 5 2 (6 ) vices plan now makes legal and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 208 Harold A C A M P U S HILL sublet for $250. 221 S. Homer, $280 (5 $200 negotiable 355-7037. 3 5 1 * 8 1 3 5 S A N S U I IN T E G R A T E D amp, services available without fee Bessey Hall. Michigan Depannien. J summer. 2 bedroom, dish­ bedroom), country, garden- 3 5-3(4) 85 watts R M S per channel, Resources, si>pais ' ■ to undergraduate M S U stu washer, air, furnished, $190 area, 8 minutes to campus, $149, must sell. 485 0686. R eal E s ta te ' « EC K A N K A R , the path of total Wednesday dents. Office open 9 a m 109 SouthI month, 349-5037 8 5 8 (5) T W IC KIN G H A M , POOL, air $425 (6 bedroom), 3469 Lake FIRE SALE. Below whole­ 4 5-5 (3) 12 p.m.; 1:30 p.m 5 p.m. awareness, presents "Reincarna Hall conditioning, need 1 or 2 men Lansing Rd., garden area, 3 sale prices on pipes, clips, M onday Friday For informa tion Fact or Fantasy?" at 8 S H A R P ONE bedroom apart­ to sublet for summer 351 - baths. $515. Drive by, DO papers, incense, parapherna­ P A R K L A K E CUTE cottage S C H W IN N BREEZE Ladies 3 tion or appointment, call 355 tonight, C316 Wells Hall. Film "Israel, The Rm ments across from campus. 7356. 8-5-11 (4) NOT D IS T U R B T E N A N T S lia salvaged Brass Kay Clips with take view. Carpeted speed excellent condition 8266. 0-1 5 2 (9) presented by Youth 9 Spacious, clean, nice fur­ Call 676 3780 between 5 and and power hitters. $2.50 each kitchen appliances and nice $85 Schw inn Childs seat $5 Meet the candidates night! Hear Peace in the Middle East1 nishings, parking, no pets. R O O M M A T E NEEDED, own 11 p.m. 3-5-5 (17) ($4 00 value) W H IT E M O N ­ lot. Call Fran W eston 882 Free Spirit 10 speed mens 27 from the Democratic guberna Wednesday. 128 Natural CLA U G H ERT Y REALTY. bedroom and bath, $125 KEY 117 N. Harrison Rd. 1558 or L O O M IS REA LIT Y inch $50 355-8153 3 5 2 (5) tonal candidates at 8:30 tonight, Bldg 351-5301 0-3-5-3(51 month. 393-3759. 8-5-11 (3) 1 OR 2 women for huge (Across from Sir Pizza). 484 5474. 8 5 2(6! 332 Union Sponsored by M S U house by M SU . Negotiable 4 5 4 (10) Young Democrats Women s Brown 0 N E W C E D A R Village, sublet rent. 484-9571 after 3 p.m N E W A D V E N T 201A Cass held from noon to 1p it CIDAR VILLAOI starting fall, 4 people for 4 3-5-4 14) 100 U S E D vacuum cleaners. ette warranty $275, used S e r v ic e Amnesty International meets at day, Union Sunporcn Advent 201A $235 mint 351 APARTMINTS person, $400. 351-0177. 4-5-4 (4) S U M M E R PLACES. 3 bed Tanks, cannisters, and up­ 2161 5-5-513) 8 p m Thursday, 111 8 S Harrison Aldenbrand and Ehzabe N ow loosing rights Guaranteed on full FREE L E S S O N in comple: Road Speaker on "H um an Rights roe Cook discuss room and 4 bedroom duplex year $7 88 and up. D E N N IS in Thailand " Feminist for foil ond summer es on Abbott. 3 bedroom P H A S E LIN EA R 400 Amp tion care. M E R LE N O R M A N S U M M E R TERM, 1 bedroom DIST R IB U T IN G C O M P A N Y . apartment on Beal Street $300 Kenwood KT 5300 C O S M E T IC S T U D IO 321 B O G U E at R E D C E D A R apartment, rent negotiable 316 N Cedar, opposite City M S U Sailing Club meets at 7:30 ^he capitalist system j iA Rooms on Beal 676-3780 Tuner $70. Mint, 351 2161 5543 C 22 5 31(41 M L -S IS O 332-4004 persistently. Market C 22 5 31(71 tonight, 208 M e n 's IM Bldg. Shore ,n9' To *,nd out whv cor between 5-11 p.m. 3-5-5 17) 5-5-5(31 5-5-5(3) school begins at 7 p.m. Check out study class at 830 tor SE W IN G M A C H IN E S slightly FOR Q U A LIT Y stereo ser team racing. Union N EAR S P A R R O W Hospital; needed 1 or 2 females - 3 1 OR 2 men needed June 1 $95- month for one man. Call E A S T L A N S IN G Brand new furnished, 3 bedroom 3 used. Re conditioned, guar­ anteed $39.98 and up. E D ­ S M IT H C O R O N A upright standard, like new condition, vice, THE ST E R E O SH O PP E 565 E. Grand River IA CAMPUS bedroom house. Own room, blocks from campus. 12 plus Tiffany typewriter table. C 22 5-31131 CM John or Dave before 9 a.m. W ARDS D IS T R IB U T IN G washer, freezer, ample park­ month lease from June to $75 Call 882 1226 E-5-5 5(4) 349-2943. X 5-5-4I4) CO. 1115 N Washington. ing. Cathy after 9 p.m. M on­ June only. Very nice, $440 489 6448 C-22 5-31(6) day-Friday All day week per month. 332-3900, days. P A IR OF Studio Design 46 [T y p iij S e rv i« B R IA R C lIF F E townhouse. PIZZA 2 ends, 484-1740. 8-5-9I7) 0-7-5-9(81 speakers. Still under warran­ need female roommate, pool, NEW, U S E D and vintage ty. $125. 353-3474 8-5-10(3) 0 0 sauna, own room, $103 393 guitars, banjos and mando­ SU M M E R . NEED 1 person to TH ESES T YPING term 3687. 5-5-514) NEED UP to 4 women to lins. etc Dulcimers and kits, ■ share 2 bedroom. Own room. recorders, string, accessories, R E F R IG E R A T O R S FROM papers, reasonable and ex sublease summer term. S p a ­ $90 month Dan, 351-0509 8-5-8 (3) S U M M E R L E A SE in two bed, 4-man, air, pool, furnished cious house. Close to cam pus $60 plus utilities. 353- 5520. X8-5-2I5) books, thousands of hard-to- find albums, (all at very low prices). Private and group $55. D O M E S T IC A PP LI A N C E S A L E S , 3022 S. Cedar St., Lansing. 882 7282. perienced. call 332 2078 0-22-5-31(3) IA PIZZA, SU BS, SALAl ONE B E D R O O M open in apartment, $ 120/for one, Call 351-1670. 5-5-3 (3) 3 B L O C K S from campus 4-5 lessons on guitar, banjo, mandolin, all styles. Gift cer­ 21-5-31 (4) P R O M P T T YPING Service. Term papers, resumes, gen eral. I B M 694 1541. IA Dine-in, Take-outj $90/for two until June 15. 351-9407. Try at all hours. H o is ts £ bedroom houses. Renting for tificates. Expert repairs free PIONEER SX-434 stereo re ceiver $90. 353 0333 after 4 0-5-55(3) Free delivery 2-5-2(41 summer & fall. 351-8135. 0-22-5-3114) estimates. ST R U M E N T S EL D E R L Y 541 IN ­ East p.m. E 5-5-3 (3) T YPIN G T E R M papers and « C O M IN G MAY 11 the Grand River. 332-4331. EFFICIENCY. IM M E D IA T E C L A S S IF IE D H O U SIN G F U R N IS H E D D U P L E X E S for C 22-5-31(13) M ORANTZ TURNTABLE theses, I B M. experienced, 3 1 0 W . G r a n d R iv e r 337-l| occupancy. $185. BUR­ GUIDEI Find a person to sub fast service. Call 351 8923 2, 3 or 4 persons. Available with cartridge, 3 months old, C H A M W O O D S. 745 Bur­ lease your room. 2 x2 ads, W E P A Y up to $2 for L P 's £r 0 22-5-31(3) summer and'or fall 669-9939. mint condition, $80 355- cham. 351-3118. 0-22-5-31(4) $10. Come to 347 Student Services and find someone to 0-22-5-31(31 cassettes - also buying 45's, songbooks, magazines. FLA T 2513. 5-5-8 (3) Tired of being broke? Get fast G reyhound R * f t A C R O S S F R O M campus, spacious apartments, avail­ sub lease your room today. 8-5-4 (10) 4-6 M A N H O U SES. Starting September. Very close. 332 B L A C K Er C IR C U LA R. U p­ stairs, 541 E. Grand River. S IM U L A T IO N . G A M E S SPl and AH, $3 $8 or trade. Tom cash by selling things you no longer use with a fast-action f t Thé cu re fo r A Æ able spring term. Reduced Classified Ad. Call 355-8255 colle g e blahs is. I t , U 1800 - 372-1801. 0 2-5 2(3) Open 11 a.m., 351 0838. after 7 p.m. 627 5412 rent. Call 351-8135; 351-1957 C-22 5-31(6) S U B L E A S E ROOM , summer, X E 7-5-3 (3) or 351-2044. 0-22-5-31(5) P R O F E S S IO N A L EDITING fall option. $100 month + S U M M E R L E A SE S. 4-6 man, it s a feeling that slowly descends upon low utilities. Parking, pets, on B L A C K DIRT, sod farm soil, minor corrections to re-write $350-$400. Furnished, 2 HANDCRAFTED SA N D A L S you The exams the pop tests, the required E A ST LA N SIN G - FALL, 1 Typing arranged. 332 5991 busline, quiet house Linda baths, fireplace. 2 blocks Approximately 5 Vj yards de­ $20. Made from an outline readmg the hours at the library, the thesis bedroom furnished, air, utili­ C 22 5-3113) 353-7982 days. 8-5-10(5) M SU . 372-1801; 332 1800 livered locally. $40. 641-6733 they won t go away ties, balconies, parking. $220- drawing of your feet. C U S ­ 0 2 5-2(4) or 372-4080. 0 22-5-31(4) But you can This weekend, take off $230. 374-6366. 0-22-5-3114) T O M S A N D A L S & LEA ATTENTIO N GRAD stu­ E XPE R T TYPING. Term say hello to your friends, see the sights T H E R C R A F T S 220 Albert dents, 2 miles from campus, E A S T S ID E Lansing. 3-5 J U S T A RR IV E D ! 2000 new, papers, letters, R E S U M E S have a great time You'll arrive with money in Monday-Saturday 11 a.m.-5 quiet, spacious, newer 4 bed­ bedroom furnished, carpet, used science fiction paper­ Near Gables. 337 0205. your pocket because your Greyhound trip S u m m e r L e a s in g room, 3 baths, ample parking. p.m. 11-5-5(6) modern kitchen, $275. 332- backs! C U R IO U S B O O K ­ C-22-5-3K3) doesn t take that much out of it fo r Available September 1. $390/ 1800 - 372-1801. 0-2-5-214) SH OP, 307 East Grand River, A m e r ic a n a month. 669-5513. OR-3-5-3I6) East Lansing. C -10-5-12(6) 29 G A LLO N aquarium com ­ plete, stand, fish, like new. It's time to think about (ft •f you re feeling tired, depressed and exhausted, grab a Greyhound and split It's a sure cure for the blahs summer fun! You'll find the and M A L E NEEDED, new duplex, EVIL KN EIV EL 24 inch motor- $100. 351 2143 5-5-5(31 Rooms boat you’ve been searching G re y h o u n d S e r v ic e -------------------- E d e n Roc White Hills area. Large base­ L .. cross. $45. Radio, A M -F M for advertised in today's W eekend specials include 16 Friday departures to the Oeti ment room. Starting June. c a ll 3 3 2 - 0 1 1 1 351-9366. S-5-5-5(3) multi-band, $50. Fur coat $50. 372-2209. X 5 5 4(5) S C H W IN N L A D IE S Varsity 10-speed, 19" frame. Excel­ Classified section! ( li oreo ond 5 daily departures to G ran d Rapids and Mushegor R O O M IN duplex till Septem­ lent condition. 355-5891. O n Sunday w e feature DIRECT SERVICE from Detroit G’8 1128 V ic to r St. ber. $115 + utilities. Walt, 3 5-4(3) PRO M PT, EXPE RIEN C ED Rapids ond M u sk e go n TO THE M SU C A M P U S with our CAMfJ E A S T LA N SIN G , Now leas­ 394-3012 3 5-2(3) 19 IN C H Admiral color T.V. V 9 with remote control. 23 inch typing. Evenings. 675-7544 D R O P OFF SERVICE olong Shaw Lone and Hornson Rood ing houses, duplexes and BIKE, 10-speed, very good C 22 5-31(3) Ask your agent about additional departures arxi te'.ufr ' rooms. Available for summer Admiral black and white T.V. T W O F E M A LE S for nice 2 W O M E N , summer only, and/or fall. Call ST E -M A R 355-8751. X-7-5-914) condition, simplex derailleur. apartment, starts 6-15. $80 own room in house, 1 block A N N BR O W N T YPING dis­ M A N A G EM EN T . 351-5510. $90. 351 0813. 5-5-514) GREYHOUND - EAST LANSING month. Close to campus. campus. Call 351-3529. sertations- resumes- term 6-5-5 (5) SPEAKERS J E N S E N Model 301W. GRAND RIVIR PHONI: 332-2113 (Detroit DeporturK 337-0925. 5-5-514) 5-5-5(31 papers. 601 Abbott Road, 6 ,3 w ay system. $350 or best OTHER PHONES: 332-2549 or 332-272« offer. 351-1226. 8-5-10(4) North entrance, 351-7221 H O USES, A PARTM EN TS, A n im als C 22 5 31(4) 124 C E D A R St. East Lansing. FE M A LE FOR own room in • M rooms. Summer and Fall, 2-man, 1 bedroom, furnished including several with acre­ beautiful house now till fall, G U IT A R ELECTRA. Double apartments. Heat included. $195/month. Year leases age. 676-3780. Call between noon-4 p.m.; 8 p.m. and mid­ spacious, $85 351 2161. 85-9(3) pick up. Solid body. Hard case. $100. 669-3331. A U S T R A L IA N SH EPA R D pups. Excellent quality and TYPING, EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable, 371- « G O G M W im only. June 15 or September 4635. C-22-5-3K3) night. 8-5-4 (6 ) E 5 5 2(3) pedigree. (616) 897-7660. 1. 129 Burcham Dr. Efficien­ O W N R O O M in nice house, *5 - 4 ( 3 ) (0 cy. $160/month. Damage de­ summer, pets. $90 per Need a new lawnmower? See PALL - HOUSE. 8 single month 332 3712. 6-5 5(3) G IB S O N A M PL IFIE R . 2 posit required. 6 p.m. - 10 BO U VIER D E S Flandres, nice the many offerings listed p.m. 882-2316. OR-22-5-3N9) bedrooms for 8 person group. channel. G-50 Model. 80 watt speakers. $150 or best. 669- pet and protection. Black, 10 today in the Classified sec­ (6 Kitchen, laundry, parking. month, .female, $100. 371- tion! R O O M FOR rent. 3 blocks 3331. 5-5-2I4) Excellent location. 12 month 5242. E-5-5 3 (5) from M S U , $79/month. 351- UNIVERSITY VILLA lease. $90/month + utilities 332-1918. 4-5-5 (7) 6827. 7-5-10 (3) P A IR OF M cIntosh ML-1 DO G FREE to good home. EXPERIENCED. IB M typing. SUMMER & FALL Dissertations, (pica-elite) IM M E D IA T E O C C U P A N C Y stereo loud speakers and 1 Vi years. All shots, spayed FA Y A N N , 489-0358. LEASING S U M M E R SU B L E T 4 room McIntosh MQ102 environ Black mixed. 351-5416. in home. Also rooms for C-22-S-3K3) duplex. $240/month. Open mental equilizer. 627-2763 E 5 5-513) summer. 351-7519. 5-5-8 (3) 3 5 1 * 2 0 4 4 6-15. 353-4125 or 353-4114 Bob. 8-5 5141 3 5 1 * 8 1 3 5 3-5-4 (3) F E M A L E S S U M M E R , own LABRADOR RETRIEVER U N IG R A P H IC S O F F ER S C O M PLET E D IS S E R T A T IO N W _ n_ r°oni in house. Campus 1 S A N Y O 19 inch color TV, pups, AKC , black females, A N D R E S U M E SERVICE. * 5 B E D R O O M East Lansing block. 351 2825 Z X-7-5-8 13) brand new. Best offer 353 $100. 337-1485. 5-5-8 13) Type setting, IB M typing, NEEDED 2 10 4 persons for house, summer sublet, fall 4081.8-5-5(3) offset printing and binding. 9 summer or can be continued option. 351 1768. 3 5-2 (3 ) for year. 332-6220, ask for Pat SU M M ER O W N room in For estimate stop in at 2843 B A S S H IKIN G boots, $35, AFG HAN PU PPIES, 16 or Jackie. 10-5-2 (4) house. Large backyard East Grand River or phone SU M M E R , N E W duplex, 4 and a large wool oval rug, weeks, A K C wormed, shots, z 332 2457. 3 5-3(3) 332-8414. C 22 5-31(7) bedrooms, furnished, excel­ $70. Call 351-1438. E-5 5-413) $100. 393-1395. 5-5-3 (3) S U M M E R SU BLET furnished lent neighborhood, good lo­ apartment. 2 people, 1 block P E R SO N TO have room in If your house has become cation. 351 8561. IN S T A N T C A S H . W e're pay­ 4 S A M O Y E D puppies. Pure from campus 332 1805. our 3 bedroom home. Close. overrun with pets, you need a S-5-5-3 (3) ing $1 $2 for albums in good bred 6 weeks old. $150. Call 5 5 4141 351 5975. X-11 5-15(3) fast-actinq Classified adl shape. W A Z O O R E C O R D S, 332-1160. 3 5-4 (3) IM M E D IA T E P O S S E S S IO N up duplex. Potter Park area, Lansing. 1 bedroom, utilities 2 car, very clean. $180, bus SU M M ER SU B LE A SE bedroom furnished duplex on busline. 353-5547. 8-5-3I3) 2 F IN D S O M E O N E to sublease 223 Abbott, 337-0947. your room. Place an ad in the C 22-5 31(4) special C L A S S IF IE D H O U S ­ ING GU ID E coming M ay 11. BEATLE A L B U M collection- M obile H o n e s ji W ; j T H ESIS, 485-4658. 10-5-2 13) T ERM P A P E R S typed. 50É per page. Call 9 i d line, lease. 371 2222 RENTING FOR summer and 2x2 ads, $10. Come up to 347 23 collectible albums, Christ­ C H A M P IO N 12 X 60. Appli­ COPYGRAPH SE R V IC E fall. Houses and duplexes, 3-7 Student Services and find mas album, English releases ances, shed, skirting, awning, 8-5 8 161 bedrooms. Call mornings only 351-6471. OR-22-5-3115) someone to sub lease your room today- SP-8-5-4 (10) -t 12 photo albums full of clippings, photos and mem­ large lot $4500. 393-3479. 3-5-3141 Complete dissertation and resume service. Corner M A C A orabilia. Largest selection of and Grand River. 8:30 a.m.- + * M O W L E A S IN G U LR E Y CO-OP summer used albums - 2000 + ! 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. 10 W a te r s E d g e A p ts . NOW RENTING: Sharp openings for men & women houses Er duplexes near cam­ $13-$15/week. 505 M.A.C. pus. One to five bedrooms. 332-5095. Z 5 5 513) No pets. Phone 351-5301 or W IL C O X T R A D IN G POST, 485 4391. C -22-5-31 (9) A L L T Y P E S of optical re­ lo s t t F a n il j f C ^ j FO U N D M O N D A Y , male a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday. 337 1666. X C 22 5-31 16) GA W a sts i 332-4432 slop by C LA U G H E R T Y IDEAL LOCATION. One pairs, prompt service. O PT I­ brown h white mixed breed REALTY, 927 East Grand room in house. Private en­ C A L D IS C O U N T 2617 E. near Brody. 351 0710 River between 10-4 p.m. trance, kitchen. 332 3269 Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. 7 5 10 14) T W O F E M A L E S need 2 FEM A LE N EED ED immedi­ O R 3 5 3 I7 ) mornings. 6-55 3(4) C-5-5-514) rooms near M S U for fall. ately to share 3 bedroom 3 M 8090. 3 5 2(3) LO ST BRO W N leather purse apartment. Furnished, utili­ O W N R O O M in house, $60/ S U M M E R R O O M S 139 B [ TENT Jerry, 3 person, used ties paid. 109 N. Clemens. with Virginia Driver's license month, M S U close, on bus­ ey St. $185 single, $3 3 times, $160 firm. Days, N o w 's the time to clean out near Pinball Pete's. Need 487-6655 between 8 -noon or line, washer/dryer. Steve double. 332 2563. Utilities 489-0148, evenings 641-6280. the attic. Sell those extras no 484 4290. 5 5 8 (5) 484-8830. 2-5-213) glasses. Reward. 349-0394 eluded. 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P a in te r to re tu rn hom e TW STROM IR 8WIRV COMPANY, OCTKQIT Liskey and R ichard have By NANCY ROGIER State News Staff Writer A welcom ing sign on the door, donations from peanut Gino Corinaldesi located a used F o rd van they hope to purchase w ith the benefit m oney som etim e th is week. sales and w e ll-w ishing amigos w ere part o f a benefit held " I am v e ry happy and grate Sunday to help an A rgen tine a rtis t re tu rn home. Friends o f 77-year old por to get new van fu l,M said the a rtis t M onday in his native Spanish. He also can speak Portuguese and Ita lia n , tra it painter Gino Corinaldesi hut v e ry little English. raised over $650 Sunday night In it, C orinaldesi has traveled talked to Spanish speaking stu Corinaldesi said he had at the Peanut B arrel restaurant 30,000 m iles to 22 countries in dents and watched people m ixed feelings about leaving to buy a new van for the a rtis t. South Am erica and most o f dance. East Lansing because he w ill Corinaldesi, who traveled the U nited States. The p ainter, w earing a w h ite miss th e friends he has made through N o rth and South carnation and a broad smile, here. But, he added, he feels P a inting one p o rtra it per Am erica du rin g a five-year ordered beers fo r his friends even w orse about leaving his country, he presented pre si­ tre k , is tem p ora rily stalled in and talked o f his travels. van. dents and heads o f state w ith East Lansing because o f engine C orinaldesi came to East “ I'm going to feel ev e r so sad an orig in a l piece o f w o rk. His trou ble and lack o f sufficient Lansing about six weeks ago to leave m y ca r." he said. He p ainting o f J im m y C a rte r was funds. a fte r a b rie f hospitalization in said he hopes to re tu rn some handed o ver to th e W h ite His rusted van, parked in D e tro it. The painter suffered day to b rin g it back to Buenos House and his p o rtra it o f P ie rre fro n t of the Peanut B arrel on abdomen wounds and a slight Aires, but knows th a t if he does Grand R iver Avenue, is unable Trudeau was accepted by the not. his m em ory o f th e van w ill loss o f m emory a fte r he was p rim e m in is te r via a thank you last. to make the tr ip back to stabbed by muggers on his way note. A rgentina because o f an oil leak from a superm arket. The fu tu re c f the ancient van and old age. Through his p ainting and Tw o area residents read of is uncertain, but several people The van, re b u ilt by C o rinal­ mission o f goodw ill, C orinaldesi the m ugging in the D e tro it have approached C orinaldesi desi. is powered by a 1925 has b u ilt w hat he calls a News and asked the a rtis t to w ith offers to buy it. Liskey and Model T Ford engine and four “ fra te r n ity " of friends spanning stay w ith them u n til he recu Richard contacted Ford M oto r w orn tires. Mended w ith tw o continents. perated. John Liskey, 110 Co. for help but M onday a wooden boards, chicken w ire M ore friends greeted Bailey St.. and Rhonda Richard corporate representative told and electrical tape, the van C orinaldesi Sunday night at the o f Lansing.th en organized the them F ord could do nothing leans to the rig h t and sports a Peanut Barrel, w here he listen benefit w ith the help of local about finding a home fo r the score o f dents. ed to music from local bands, business leaders and musicians. L a rg e B e a n B a g s fo r F u n N °w $ 1 7 , 9 ] S ittin g Assorted Colors New Reg. *24.95 Bean Bag Refills Available Vegetarian P illo w T a lk F u r n itu r e _ Sandwich Ea»t-W«»t M oll, frqndor Moll 351-1767 at and any 'For the last time. 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Moisture rials, including different! E n te r th e S c h o ll " W is h C o m e T r u e " worse in the last five years. gets trapped in those places types of zinc-coated steel, inj S w e e p s ta k e s . If you live where salt is and causes rust. So try to places where rust usually ocl E n te r in g o u r s w e e p s ta k e s is a l m o s t used to melt ice on the roads, wash the underside of your curs. Also, our new paintl a s e a s y a s k ic k in g o n a p a ir o f S c h o ll that isspeedingupcorrosion car, too. In winter, if you can, prim ers and the way wel E x e r c is e S a n d a ls . A ll v o u h a v e to d o is on your car. If you live in the and at the first opportunity apply them are designed to| s to p b y y o u r f a v o r it e d r u g o r d is c o u n t country, it’s the calcium in spring. Even if it’s only a provide a thorough finish, . s to re a n d p ic k u p a n o ffic ia l e n tr y chloride that's spread on dirt few times a year, that would even on some parts of thej b la n k ( c o m p le te w ith c o n te s t roads to hold down dust. help some. car you can’t see. I¿ P T ^ \ r u le s ) . T h e n , in 2 5 w o r d s o r And corrosive chemicals in If your car gets dented, Our goal is to protectl p T ; > le s s , s e n d u s v o u r w is h b v the air are causing rust in scratched, or chipped, try your c ar so th at it lasts! < " ' ' A u g u s t 3 1 . '1 9 7 8 . I f y o u every part of America. to get it repaired as soon longer and gives you the! d o n 't h a v e a s p e c ia l w is h , We’re doing something as possible. Even a "small” most value. And fighting| m a y w e s u g g e s t a fe w .-' to help prevent rust on the scratch is bad. Because once rust helps. ____ H o w a b o u t f ly in g to new cars we’re building. a car starts to rust, the dam­ This advertisement is part c/1 P a r is a n d s e le c tin g a n M ean w h ile, you can do age spreads fast. The paint our continuing effort topetcM o r ig in a l d e s ig n e r o u t f i t ? O r something about reducing around a dent or scratch can tomers usefiutn/ormation a m i r id in g a n e le p h a n t in th e rust on your car. look okay, but rust is spread­ their cars and trucks and the| g r a n d c ir c u s p a ra d e ? It’s important to wash your ing underneath. In the long company that builds them. O r s a ilin g a w a y o n a w in d ­ car often. Use a mild soap run, it’s cheaper to fix the G e n e r a l M o to rs ja m m e r c r u is e fo r tw o ? and lukewarm or cold water. car right away. 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